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Sheriff s Sale.

WALTER HILLMAN, Exon sc. or
", w, WILBURN, Decd, Y; T.
luz. VS.. = '
Mrs. Lucy f. BANKS
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ to me
ID directed from the office of the Circuit
Clerk of Kinds county, for the first District
thereof, Will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law, in front of the Cissy Hall,
IN the City of jackson the first Monday
the LIST day OF January, 1877. the following
described property, to wit: 90 acres on the
East side of E12 of S u, and the E1z of NV
- and NE = of Section u, Township6 Range
one ID, west; also the n u Of SEI, and sc
acres north end of E14 of SEA of Section u
IN same township and range and go acres the
west side of w = of NW14 Of Section - same
township and range. containing about SOC
acres, all being in HiHds county, State of
Mississippi, Levied upon the property of
the defendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case and all costs,
S, B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Dec13, 7G-3w (prin. fee $780,
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Strayed or Stolen /!

A BLACK AND WHITE BERKSHIRE
IA BOAR. about eight months old-no
marks, except a small slit in right ear. In
formation thankfully received. If known to
have been stolen, Ten Dollars Regard will be
paid for information that viii lead TO the con-
viction of the thief.
dec.lS, T6-s. W. w. DERRICK.
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ROHRBACHER'S
ssNew Up Town Hotel
Corner Capitol and State Sts.,
OPPOSITE STATE HOUSED
Jackson, Miss.

u1HIs ESTABLISHMENT Is SUPPLIED
IL with every FACILITY for the aceommoda-
ton of the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Will here find room fitted up in the HEART
OF THE CITY, especially for the exhibition of
SAMPLES,-thus enabling them to transact
business conveniently.
~ OMNIBUSES will convey Guests
and their Baggage Free of Charge, to
and from the Depot.
Open at ALI Hours.
Terms Moderate.
mo. u. ROaGRBACHER,
PRoPRIEToR.
0et6 '76-a.
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For Sale or Rent.

A NICE DWELLING HOU Sc WITH TEN
n acres ground attached, situated on the
Canton Road half mile north of Street Rail-
road and known as the 9 PErRIE" place The
house has eight rooms and is in good repair.
For terms apply on premises to W. S. HAMIL-
TON, or in Jackson, TO the undersigned
E. WATKINS
Nov p '76-tf
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Boarding.

Mrs. E. PIERCE respectfully gives no.
w tice to Gentlemen desiring regular or
Portable rooms and good fare on reasonable
terms, at her house, corner of Congress and
Paseagoula streets, back of City Hall and op-
posite City Market.
Jackson. Dec. 6 '76-6w
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EXCELSIOR SHAVING SALOON.


JACOB WONDERS respectfully notifies his
~ customers and friends, that he has removed
from Pearl street, to the Kells Building, on
Capitol street, few doors from CLARION off,
ee, which has been furnished With all the APP
plianees of first class BARBER SHOP. He
will keep sufficient force of good workmen,
and will do his utmost to give satisfaction in
Shaving, Hair-Cutting and Shampooning.
jackson, Dec. 6, i76-3m.
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Trustees Sale of Lands.

pY VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust executed
- by W. }. Green and wife, on the LIST day of
December, 1869, and which is recorded in the
othce OF the Clerk of the Chancery Court for
the First District of Kinds County Missis-
sIppI, IN the City of Jackson in Deed Book
No. 3, and on pages SOB and 504 thereof for the
purpose OF securing the payment of the mon
ey therein provided for, the UNDERSIGNED. as
trustees for the purposes therein provided for.
the undersigned, Trustees for the purposes
therein specified, will, unless the same are IRE
piousty sold 6y as by Private contract on SATuR-
DAY, the 9th day of January, 1877, before the
door of the PostofIce, in the town of Terry
In said Kinds county, between the hours of il
clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock, p. W, proceed to
sell for cash, at public auction, TO the highest
bidders, so much Of the lands as were con-
yeyed to us, as such Trustees, as NAV be suf-
hclent to pay the balance of money provided
for in said Deed of Trust, and the costs and ex-
penses incurred in making such sale Said
lands described in said Deed of Trust
as the plantation which was conveyed nv
Livingston Minis and wife, on the 9th dav Of
March, 1866, to said w. j. Green by deed
which IS recorded in the office of the Clerk ~
the Chancery Court for the Second District of
SAID Kinds county, at Raymond in Deed
BOOK, NO ~, and on pages 733 and 734 thereof
and contains about S75 acres
said plantation is now known as Evergreen.
a portion of it adjoins said town of Terry:
and the line of the New Orleans. ST. Lonis
and Chicago Railroad passes through il
The title to said lands is believed 10 be good
but we will only convey such title as was
vested In US, by said deed of trust
I. ]. WHARTON.
+. A. r. WHARTON
Dec. 6. '76-4w.-tPrinters fee s1l.OOl
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Sherif's Sale.

s S1a5 PREFER & Co..
S. MEYER.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ to
ID me directed from the office of the Circuit
Clerk of Kinds County for the first District
thereof, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scrIbed by law, in front of The City Hail. in
the City of Jackson, on the first Monday, tn e
first day of January, 1877 the folio wing de-
seribed property, to wit: Part of lot No in
the Cohea Survey, and known in survey made
by Coote Lombard lot No. Is, and 1873 feet
in. of the east end of lots 10 and 20, contain
ing two acres more or less in the corporate
limits of the City of jackson; also, two acres
lot No. 4, and two acres lot No. I, and 4 acres
lot No. 10, in the survey in West Jackson,
known and designated in the map plan of
Clifton Grove Survey, and situated in Sec. No.
f. I. 5, R. l, east, Kinds county, Mississippi
Levied upon as property of the Defendant.
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
case and all cost.
S. B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Dec.13, 76-3w, (prin. fee, $500
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Citation.
JAMES NJ. FULLER,

JAMES NJ. FULLER, In Court of J. II.
vs.. Boyd, J. p, Jack
ANN 7. KINCHEN AND ( son, Miss
HUSBAND.
TT, in this cause appearing that defendants
i are non-residents of this State it is new or
dered that the defendants appear in this
court, on the first Monday of January 1917
and plead, or the plaintiffs petition will be
taken confessed and judgment rendered in
his favor, and it is ordered that this order be
published for month in the weekly edi-
ton of the Jackson CLARION.
This 18th day of November l87G.-4-w
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JOB PRINTING,

Experienced workmen, fast presses and new
type enable us to compete with Eastern es-
Adjustments in style and price. Send your
order to POWER & BARKSDALE,
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For Sale.

A FARM CONTAINING leo ACRES OF
IA LAND, with large Dwelling, Cisterns.
outhouses, ETC., within two miles of Jackson
Apply al this Office.
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW LUMBER YARD
CENTENNIAL
Saloon and Restaurant,
Pearl Street, jackson, Miss.

WHERE will be found pure WINES, AND
w LIQUORS. Gss- MEALS served at al
hours. Fresh Oysters received daily, and
served in Shell, or prep red in any style de-
sired, at very short notice.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Nov.29, 76-tf. c. COSMANI.
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Everybody picnics nowadays but edi-
tors they stay at home and pick quar-
eels.
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Times chariot wheels make their road
IN the fairest face -Rochefauld.
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" PROFESSIONALLY the best sustained work of
the kind in the World
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EDUCATIONAL.
PARAMOUNT.

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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-12


II 70 &c S X &
vystehOyalce.
HAMBURSKO-A -AMERlCKA PARO.
PLAVEBNI SOOLECNOST.
(Hamburg Amerikanishe Packetfahrt-
Actien Gesellschatt)
Prima pOstOyni parOplavba
HAMBURKEM A NEWY0RKEM
po slavne osvGd6enJch velkych postev-
Mich parolodich
Pommeronia, 7zw5ng5a, SStesia, FTista
WestphaJ5a, Cimbr5a, Holsatia, Ham
uoon5a, Suevja, Goethe, Herder, Les8aa'g
W5etand, KtQpStoch, Geltert, atd. atd.
20 tGChtO IOdiCh Sc nikdy
nepres sed d.
alg@ Lodni vypravy konaji Sc Ham
burku do N. Yorku kazdou stfedu n.
Yorku do Hamburku kazdy ctvrtek.
Il jara a ma podzim konaji Sc Ham
surku do Noveho Yorku a N. Yorku
do Hamburku mimofadne vyprayy V
sObotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Il Hamburku do Nov6ho Yorku:
1. kajuta S120 zlata, 2. Kajuta S72 zlata,
mezipalubi $32 paplrech.
Z Nov. Yorku do Hamburku:
/. ka uta 800 zlata, g. kajuta 500 zIa-
ia, mezipalubi $50 papirech.
DGti cd l - 10 rok6 plati polovi6ku,
koienci Hamburku do N. Y. 81 20az
N. Y. do Hamburku bezplatne.
V Hamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene
ralni iednatel August BoIten, VIM.
MILLER'S NachfQlger 33 & 81 Admi-
ralitatstrassc, kde Cechov6 naidou sve-
ho rodaka
u. JOSefa PaStOra.
V New Yorku podaji blizsi zpravu ge-
neralni jednateov6
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad Str, NY
G. b. RICHARD q BOAS, 81 Broad
way, jakoz vesketi jich jednatelove po
Spojenych Statech.
G esky iednatel pro Cleveland, o.
L.. J. Paida, IJ3 CrOtOn Str.
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Move tajnOSti Pafizsk6.
od
PONSONA TERRAIL.
Ztroncou8k6ho pfelo$N x. a.
TAJEMNE DEDlCTvr.

PAM, di pan Kergazu, ,isem plno-
moeny yykonavatel zav9ti neboztika ba.
roma kermora Kermarouetu, slecbtice
rodu bretonskeho, ienz zemfel pied dys-
ma mesici, zanechav po sob6 jmeni okolo
i dvanacti milion6 frankd.'
} Ma to obratiy Sc k baronnetu siru vii.
liamovi, pravil:
,Neniliz pravda, pane, ze Jest pocet ten.
to spravnyP
Sir William nevysel bledosti; nicm4.
no odpovedel:
'Nevim, pane, proc mi 6inite tuto otaz.
ku. Neznai jsem ami barona 2 Kerma-
rouetu ami pocet jmeni jeho.'
All, di Armand, ia myslim naopak,
vsak nechme toho. -
A znoya pravil k baronce takto:
PAM, racte laskave poprosit pana no.
tafe, ably mas zanechal ma chvilku same
te.'
Notaf Sc poklonil a odescl do vedleisi.
no salonu, kde byli shromazdeni hoste.
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,Pojdte, tchanku', fekl sir William 3D.
vadeje pana Beaupreau az k postovni-
mu vozu pana Kergazu, kamz jej vsed-
nouti donutil, ,jsme sice porazeni, ale po-
mstime Sc, dostanete Cerisku Johanka
bude mou milostnicip
Zanechali jsme Johanku dojatou posled
MIN rozloucenim sira Williama, neprave-
no hrabete Kergazu, kteryz il die slov
svych miloval vasnive jehoz FEC byla
dlisna zavratna, jako slova pokus;telo-
va.
Ia celych osm dni, co odjel, neopouste
10 slecnu . Balderu prudke podivne roz
cileni dusi JEFF zufil neustale tuhy BOZ
Byl to on, kterehoz milovalal On, to-
tiz tento muz ode davna "a jineho pova.
zovany, jehoz horouci listy hybaly srd-
Gem jejim, jehoz nezna pece nekonecna
starostlivost vzbudila ni sny 0 S::SSst: yec
mem beze vsech chmur! !. :. Anebo me-
chovala k tomuto muzi, kteryz j vyrval
rukou bidnika, slnhy, pfestrojeneho v
Sat pantv, leo jen cit vdecnosti, chladnou
plaHou nachylnost- pt) fs tk
Ci neni-liz to dosud tento jiny muz tva
re snive, krasy muzne truchlive, pohle-
du nezneho plneho vznesenosti, kteryz
at slechtic nebo lokaj, opanoval mysl
srdce jeji, kteryz jeste tuto hodinu '
dust jeji vladl neobmezene9
l zdalo SO Johance, ze ztraci Hm da
vice zdravon mysl nepfestavala tazat
SC srdci SVEN, koho piece tech dvo'
miluje, lokaje ti pana toho, jehoz tvaf by
la klidna a vazna xaroveh jake lice Glove
ka uslechtileho, aneb toho, jenz mel 4
smev pokusitelsky, oci velke modre, pin
svidnictvi, tohoto Juana feel jedovatycl
pohybdv oslepujicich, pohledu plneho ia
jemnych kouzel. -
| Ne, me-, hkala k Cerisce, to neni mo
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pies Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postoynich;
AMERICA, BREMEN, FRANKrUT, HANOVER
HASsA, HERMAN, New York, WEsEh,
RHElN, DoSAu, MAIN, KoELN,
MosEL, NECKAR, ODER,
STRAssBURG, HoHENzoLLERN,
HoHENsTAUFFEN.
ExpediGni dnov6 jsou:
2 RREM kazdou sobotu.
ZE Southampton kazdy 1terek,
z NOVEHO YORkU kazdou sobotn.
Parolod9 tyto dopravuji postu Sp. Statd.
Parolod6 t6to posledni linie zastavi Sc
Southampton, ably vystoupit mohli cestu
vatele do Anglie a Francie plovouci.
p evozni ceny' es'"
z BREM do NOVEHO YORKU
/. kaiuta; horni salon $120 We zlate, dolni
salon $72 We zlat6, mezipalubi S32v pap
Cel6 ztravovani. Ditky mezi l a 10 roxy
plat polovicku. Zpatecni listky levnejsi
Stran zasilek lstk1 "a pfepravu 0.
bratte sc IA
OeIrichs & Go.
Nro. 2. Bowling Green, New Yo k.
M. Krej i, desky iednatel.
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Ma to pfiblizil Sc Armand k PAM 2
Beanpreau, JED tu stala bleda a polekana
nevedouc, jake move nestesti hrozi drahe-
mu dit6ti ieiimu. Hermina pax, vidouc
Amanda, slabosti sklesla ma stolici. tn
Armand podal tise pani z Beauprean
medallion, kteryz mu byl Kermor pfi DO
sledni hodine sve dial ma znameni, die ne
hoz by nalezl poznal ty. jez byl tax
dlouho marne hledal.
,Pani', pravil k nj, ,nepatfil YAM ne
kdy tento sperkF
Phi pohledu ma medallion vykfikla pa
nj Beaupreau a fada zpominek vystou-
pilal v dnsi Ieii, videla Sc opet hospode
ma hranicich spanelskych ma mysli ia
nuly j vsecky hr6zy straslive noci tehdei
81. Jaa
Ackoli minula leta, ackeli byl cely
ziyot vEnesene teto zeny vzorny, nicme.
ne zbarvily Sc nachem tvate jeji, sklopila
oci sklonila hlavu, jakoby Sc byla provi
Mia.
PAM, pravil nj Armand septem,
,tento muz Sc kal, nebof ej Bah tezce po-
trestal a pfi posledni iodine sve zadal
mne, abych cd vas vyprosil mu odpusteni
-. cd vas ditste vaseho.'
Potom pozvedl hlasn pravil k panu
BeaupreaH:
Pane, jest tteba, ably svatebni smlouva
byla pfepsana k vail ohromnemu jmeni,
kterez slecna HerElina pfinese manzeli
v6nem. Baron Kermor z Kermarouetu
ustanovuje "a jedinou dedicku svou Her.
minu z Beaupreau, vasi dceru pred zakc.
nem.'
Nacelnik utluTil bezdecny vykfik
pohl-dl ma sira Williama a ostatni pfi-
TONNE svedky.
PAM Kermadeku Sc zdalo, ze je We
snach; Hermina matka jeji chvely Sc
jako lesni listy podzimnim vetrem. Tu
pfikvapil Armand Primo k baronnetovi
a mefil iej pfisnym pohledem.
,Byl jste obratny, pane, pravil k ne
mu; "a kdybych byl pfijel den pozdeji,
byl byste manzelem slecny. z Beaupreau
panem 12 milionI.'
Vsak sir William nebyl muz slaby; ma
chvili boufi sehnnt, vzpfimil Sc opet po.
zvedl hlavu.
,Vskutku, pane, neyim, co chcete fici
obratnosti mor, odpovedel. Pied peti
minutami ieste nevedel jsem, ze ma slec-
ma Beaupreau nejakeho yena polka
dal jsem Sc dosti "a bohateho pro nj i pro
sebe.'
,Opravdus' di pan Kergazu. ia sly
Sci opaku. Vypravovalo Sc mi Glove
ku, ciziho jmena, jejz vyhnali Londfna
kdez byl zlodtjem vddcem lupicd, kite
ryz clovek potom pfisel do Pafize stesti
hledat. Zda Sc, ze tento clovek vedel O
zaveti pana Kermarouetu; rozestfel
znenahla rozsahle pletichy, jichz skoro
vsecky konce dnes mann rukou.'
A nepovazuje "a hodno pousteti Sc do
sirsich vykladd, kvapil Ike dvefim vo.
lal:
Fernando! Fernandez
Phi tomto jmens zachvel Sc sir Will
am, Hermina vykfikla opfela Sc ste
nu, aby neklesla. -.
Ferpspd vstoupil.
Ia MIN kracela zenstina, Gern6 oblece'
ma hlayon sklonenou, pokorne proseb
ne jako kajicnice.
.lByia to Baccaratka.
AaFernand kracel pfimo k panu Beau
preau pohledl nan tvafi tvaf.
Baccaratka pfistoupila k Hermine Q
klesla pred pi na kolena.
Armand pax postavil So pied sira Viii
lamasa patfiI nan pohledem vxnesenym
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Jako asi archandel pohled6l ma padleho
andela, ne& jei svrhl do propasti.
PAX Sc obratil Fernand k panu Beau
preau pravil mocnym hlasem nevinno
stl' Jen2 odmita cd sebe potupu pomlu
WI:
Kane, neni zde ami vysettujici soudce
am zastupce kralovsky, neni tn nez rodi.
na' Jejiz bohuzel jste hlava, kteraz ma
stesti vas neprozradi Wy vite, kan Sc
podelo tficet tisic frankd vasi pokladny,
vlte to lepe, nez kdckoli jinf, a usetfim
vas zde, abyste nemusel dati nam 0 ton,
zpravu. Nam vsak "a to, ze neodepfete
mi, abych zde slavne prohlasil, ze penize
nikdy nepfisly do rukou mych ze me-
jsem zadny zlodejp
,Slecno', septala Baccaratka, ,byla isem
osoba nehodna blazniva pfichazim ma
pravit, sec jsou silly me, zlo, kterez isem
Savlnila. Jmenuji Sc Baccaratka.'
"A Baccaratka vypravovala Sc slzami
oclch a ma koleneu kratkym slovy, KITE
rak isoue uchvacena silenou laskou, iez
Sc srdci jejim vznala, stala Sc slepym
nastrolem sira Williama pana Beau.
preau.
Zarove6 pax pravil Armand k siru
Williamu:
,Slysis, ely duchu! Budova tva Sc Fiji
pomsta stihla nefesti tve. :. slysis,
Andreop
A pan Kergazu ukazal dvefe zlopo-
vestnemu bratru, zlemu duchu konecne
pfemozenemu, pravil jeste jen slovicko:
kid SEP
Potom wal Fernando "a ruku, vedl lei
Hernline spoil ruce obou fka:
,Jste hodni jeden druheho.'
Vykfikly oba Fernand klesl k no.
houm Herminy pied neznyma ocima Te-
rezie, jez slzic usmivala Sc.
Sir William odchazel sopte hnevem,
oci leho plaly pekelnym ohnem, rty po-
kryvala pena, hlavu nesl nazad vztfGe.
nou.
ida kolem Amanda pravil k n9mu:
,Tys zvit6zil, bratficku, ale hodina ma
pfijde, a ia Sc ii pomstim.'
ZaroveG pohledela PAM Beaupreau
ma muze sveho nejvetsi hr6zou, iako pa
tfi obeti ma katany sve.
Pane. pravila, ,doufam, ze nebudete
pfitomen sGatku dcery me muzem, iejz
jste chtel zneuctiti, zadam, abyste Sc
vratil do Pafize.'
A tato lena, dvacet let tryznena kruto-
sti tohoto tyrana, tato zena, konecne do
hnana k hneyu opovrzeni, vztahla rukn
svou ukazala dvefe tomu, jenz byl ka-
tanem ieiim.
,Jd6tep pravila.
A pan Beauprean syesil hlavu ode
sel, jako prve sir William.
Nacez Baccaratka, jez dosud klecic
plakala, vstala septala:
s. bohem, slecno. ...,s bohem, pane
Fernando. !. I. Budte stastni!'
To povedevsi obratila Sc Ike dvefim, kle
saiic jake clovek, jenz nese zarodek smrti
' srdci SVEN.
Ale Armand kvapil "a nj zadrzel il.
,Pojd, dits me-, pravil k nj, ,pojd o.
pirej Sc mne. Necht jsou hfichy jeiich
necht je pocet jejich kterykoli,
B6h jest miloGrdny, odpousti jim; nebof
losti pfetrpeli.' t
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Natfete domy sv6
luCebnini barvanli
MILLER BROS

kter6 jsou vyrobeny cist6ho bileho olo-
va, zinku lneneho oleje, pflpraven6 ma
bilou, cernou sto iiny;h rozmanitych
barev Tato barva ma krasny lesk a
vsaie Sc hluboko do dfeva, takze tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrzi jake kteral1oliv jina
barva ma sv6t6, ackoliv stoii celou tfeti
nu meme, nez jine barvy, kter6 Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi: Pfihlaste Sc MILLERA
A BRATRU, iichz barva zdobi neimene
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni jsou poH.
he napodobeniny.
Posete 81 pro vzorky barev a vysv6d.
eeni, .iez YAM bezplatne budou poslany.
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Farmarsk6 pOZemky

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Ma prodej nebo ma wynn n u
zapoze kovy ma etek
CleveIande.
Pozemky ty jsou vytecn6, biz zelezm-
ce dobreho trhu lezi Pockahontas n
Buena Vista Counts, kde lest hodn6 Ce
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znive. Blizsi zprava
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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-12

ma On nebyl nemohl byti lokaj -.
Hr2zap
A Ceriska mlGivala.
Jednoho veGera zarachotl We dvofe ko
Car.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-09-12
Hugo Hensch
VyZiyna mOUka d6tSka
t6z pro
neduZivG q ZOtavuiiCi Sc
roynez dcinkWe vyborn6 proti
neduilum letnim.

Ctete a s G d ujici
odporuceni vynikajicfch l6kafd
tohoto a jinych NEST;
My nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensche e moucku vybornym usp6-
chem naai praksi, s dobrym sy6domim
il odporuGiti mdzeme obecenstyu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

In a sketch of the career of the late
Rcverdy Johnson, the New York
Evening Post relates the following
Mr.. William Ballard Preston, Of Vir-
ginia, was from the first an active par.
tisan Of Gen. Taylor, and in one Of his
speeches boasted that he had been the
first man in the country to "mount
Old Whitley and show off his paces.'
As return for his services to the par
ty and to the president, Gen. Taylor,
with small knowledge Of men, deter
mined to make Preston Attorney Gen
eral. His advisers among the Wing
Senator's demonstrated, urging Pres
tons lack Of great legal ability and
learning. but all to no purpose. Tay.
lor WIS immovable.
William S. Archer, Senator from
Virginia, finally took the matter in
hand, and, calling upon the President,
held a brief but characteristic convcr-
sation with him on the subject.
II hear, he said, that you think Of
making my friend Preston your At
torney-General."
"Yes," replied Taylor, I do"
care You aware Of the fact,n con.
tinued the senator, that an Attorney
General must represent the govern
ment in the Supreme Courtl' ].
y "Of course" replied Taylor.
do you know that he must there
meet Daniel Webster and Reyerdy
Johnson as opposing counscl9p
Certainty replied Taylor, what
Of, thatyo ~ ss..s ~sit
Nothing, cxceps that they will.
make q -- fool Of your Attorncy-Gen
erals '''s'
Without another word tho Virginia
Senator took his leave, bot The had
made. tho desired impression. Preston
was appointed 10 another splace, and
l2eyeFdy johnson became ] Attorney
eNss~> - s zS azs1
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-03-24

DELICATE as the organization Of the
brain must be. it is surprising to read
Of the hard knocks it can bear, not
only without injury, but even to it's
advantage. One man, who lost his
brain through suppuration ofthe skull,
preserved his intellectual faculties to
the day Of his death; and the brain Of
soldiers have been known to carry
bullets without apparent inconven-
ience. and to undergo operation for the
extraction of the foreign bodies with
out loss of power. A physician, who
was afflicted with an abnormal cere-
bral growth. which pressed upon the
cavities of the brain, SO as to para
lyze one side OF his body, and render
him speechless, retained possession
of his reasoning and calculating pow
ers until he died. One Of three broth
ers, all idiots, after receiving severe
injury on tue head, gained his senses
and learned to be clever barrister.
A stable boy Of dull capacity. and sub
ject to fits. had his wits sharpened by
the kick of horse, which nccessitat-
ed the abstraction of portion Of his
brain; and Pope Clement VI. owed
the Improvement of his memory to u
slight concussion Of the brain. On
the other hand it is = fact that the
brains Of persons with thoroughly dis
ordered minds as a rule, present no
abnormal condition after death, which
is not to be wondered at, when II is
found that symptoms of disordered
brain are often produced by very
slight alteration in tho constitution of
blood.