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Nan. NIckIeh, Cnreer.

What a Meissoner miniature of bril-
liant life Dan, Sickles has led He i,
only ffty-fye years old, and yet he wa.
man of celebrity before there was any
Republican party, any Lincoln, Fort
Sumter, Bull Run or John Brown. And
surviving every calamity, including tive
marriages, trial for murder, the loss
Of leg in battle, and the defeat Of
Jay Gould, he has been talked of fol
Congress, and is all the while brigadier
general on the retired list of the regular
army He has been in diplomacy, re.
construction, strategy and tragedy-a
perfect Santa Of American life He
killed the author of the Star Spangled
Banner" conducted the great engage
ment of the second day at Gettysburg,
exposed McClellans ineiicicncy, beard.
ed the Spanish crown, and recognized
the Spanish Republic, beat Fernando
Wood in civil politics and survived
war, rivalry and modification. The
preservative force of the man is what
Mirabe0u claimed to have iotjourS Eau.
dacc (ever Nudacity).-L New York
Graphic.
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ofall descriptions always on hand.
Orderp from the country attended To a.
short notice. Graves dug and lots purchased
IN the city cemetery, and q aplendid hearse
and earriNgrs Furnished fnr finars's t
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70 Louisiana.
., ,phnrn the broad PaeIlle,

From where the broad Pacific,
ppa,s at the golden gates,
~, where the Wild Atlantic
sweeps storm crowned round the States
There is no land so iair,
so beauteous M thou art,
rnshrined like some rare Jewel
I'm eve Southron's heart
Tnou was like some dead beauty,
with sweet flowers on thy breast;
And the crescent crown upon thy brow
WasdIm and ustrcless.
There was a sound OF waiting,
Aal her sister states all sud,
.rhs @ leen. enchaiuel and desolatc,
Downr0iden, she Is dead
But the warm Gulf waves
Flowed up and bat
In. pulses nj her pulselesS feet;
And the sweet mock birds kept calling
From out her orange groves.
How could she die and. break thehearts
Ofall her worshipers@
See! zee she moves her chained hands,
4 hush is on The sea,
Her fatters fall from out the land
Goes up u cry, " She's ireeW
How freshly bloom her gardens now,
And all her 1elds, how green!
Her mighty liver, music makes,
In grand eXultins peon.
A shout goes up from every heart
That loved her in her woe,
And echoes back from strand to stand,
Free free forcverm ore!
Her childuen from the Lone star state
Cry to her sons, well done!
Oh nobly have you wOro your chains,
How bravely you have won,
SHINE Crescent, shine aero 3 the ses,
AS in thy proud prosperity;
Come ships, and bear her treasures forth
To ali the nations of the earth.
And tell them from the ashes of state
How in proportion beautiful and grand
Has risen auaiion PhoniX ike,
And freed forever from the tyrant's
Lhand. Il. j. II.
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TO make potato cakes: Prepare a
sufficient quantity of thick mashed
potatoes lightly huttered and passed
through n colauder; add the y0lks OF
four eggs, mingle well, and cook three
minutes longer; put the whole in a
dish and let cool when wanted roll
them down on Toured table, give
them the size and shape of Goldfish
balls, dip them in beaten eggs, then
in yellow meal flour; fry them in hot
lard; see that they are of clear vel
low color, ard serve them GA a folded
napkin.
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.FREEzz


Pick up almost any newspaper .published
north OF The Red river and You win see the
word FREE in big black letters. Read be-
low u and y9a VII nn ,h a degus ns or .he
TEXAS III z s1 EsMiGRAfi3N AGENT" sedsiis,
Missouri, who viii mail them without cost .
efREE GUIDE no TEXAS" the land OF
sunbeams, beautiful prairies and lovely val
leys. This book we have seen. IL Ia accom-
named with beautiful col0red maps, illustra-
lions, rates OF fare and freight, full OF infor-
nation concerning our cities, rivers, lands,
III THE MISSOURI, KANHA.. e. TEXAS
RAILWAY. They are sending thousands to
ali parts OF the United States and Europe.
This goes TO show what they are doing for
OF fare tor emigrants almost one--half, Their
trims arc crowded and special trains are
frequently run 20 ACCOMMODATE the people.
They are spending thousands Of dollars In
men employed distributing nee IN formatioI,
concerning Texas throughout the United
states. They ASK our ND In ths,y snor's,
Patronize the MISSOURI, kAMsAS
TEXAS RAILWAY, 90 NohTh VA
Territory. They will land you directly In
| the Great Union Depot In ~. Louis. Tney
| don't compel you 10 ride three or lour miles
through the back streets snT ae ynn ~ ~:
Coaches and slice pers through TO ~. Louis
and enter the Union DEPOT. IL there any
other line IRON Texas that d0esf mo-
T Tnss 10 Hannibal and Quincy. bavs you
anv friends East looking towards Texasf II
az "n sand tke address 20 the undersigned and
| M will with pleasure forward them land you
mater well vo! 1Ss ~ B. Tsss ssHS'''
..., Gem Isa''sr Ass =" K ai.sssIi,sSN>
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Iron Cotton Ties
i. FACTORS AND PLANTERS.

Please tako notice, that whereas there are
being offered for sale In your locality by par
ties not licensed by us, Iron Cotton Ties
with buckles having M open slot through
one bar fthe buckle leading into amortise,
we caution you not to make use or sell any
such Ties either with new Buckles and
bands, or so-called second hand Buckles In
com bnation with new or pleced BaDds, uu.
less bought from our authorized agents.
Our Arrow and other Open slot Buckles for
several years past have beer sold and
STAMP pied "LicenBed to use once ily."
Our attorneys are instructed to bring suit
against all persons violating our patent
rights.
FOR THE
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARRIAGE GurnE-

Physiological View II tfarrlar . wi the MstrieO
and hoie concentrating MafraSg, On IL duties ard DIS
Qualifications, the hystcrleH 81 1iefrcuctisn tbe y.
Fgtnnnntlrs n Youth and Manhood, and hr phyai.
cal byetem % Woman Az iugrasea honk u ~. nalvs
which .hoald BE- tsp. under eek aud kyv The original
and best Marlegs Guide. hsNAre Of iaIlAions Ssnl
a pSIvA MEDICAL TREATISE gu all al,sa,s.
Ola Private Nature ~ both vcses the ahes aud dlsO
ders Of the sexual se aud the neans cfcuTc 100 pAeua
wish engfANinga ssnt und,f Aal tor - cts.
MEDICAL ADVICE an kemluai " vskneas, Lost In.
eryy, SkiA, Blood and Chnlne Di,easca CaAIf Cancer
Ae., ~ page pamphlet, tfee iorUanp.
An ths ahoyc Diseases eucegtly trealei Al this ccl.
braird nl,nensary, established i,N Addrcta,
pr Rupra ptsPLNsAlly, No. 10 Nol IN sthal.
81 Louis, Mo.
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And Arrive ms Follows NJ

Aseommods,io" Through E1p'"
Ieayes nth ll:20 A. m Leaves nth 745 An
Leaves s'th Soo r. Leaves s'th s'a6 p.
w. X. WHEELoCK,
1E Agent, Dallas.
+. l., MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston:
j. b. ROBERTsON,
Emigration Agent, ll9 north sd 81. ~. Lous
J.wAIDO. .DURAED,
QenT Ticket AIT, 9enl Supt
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mANUAL-A prac,ioa

TARPESTE'a MANUAL--A practical
" guide to all operations OF tho trade: draw
ing for carpenters, forms Of contracts, speci-
fcationp plans, No., illustrated 80 cents.
Z slNTEH 'Manuai-House and sign paint
ing, gralning, vrrnishing, polishing, Il, lsom.
iuing. paperinR, lettering, staining, gliding,
&c no cts Rock OF Alphobsts, 10. Scrolls
mud Ornaments, 81. Matchmaker and jew
eler, 70 Snap-lnaker, ~ Ta Sidermlst, %.
Hunter and Trapper's Guide, %, Dog Train
Ing, -. Popular readings aud RecitatlonH.
Is. OF booksellers or by mail. JESSE A
NEY & CO., llg Nassau ST., N, Y. octSIdif
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WHAT A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS
HAS DONE.

A careful statement. prepared by Mr..
Springer, Of Illinois, gives the estimates
for each appropriation bill, the amounts
appropriated by the House for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1877, the reductions
made In each bill below the estimates and
reductions made by the fimiss below
the amounts appropriated for the year en-
ding June 30, 1879.
The total reductions below the estima-
ties OF the Departments are s6i. .363, ll6 80.
The total reductions Of appropriations
made below the last fiscal year are $685.
SIG, ,3l202.
The Last total may be reduced three OF
four millions by the conference reports,
but the grand total Of actual saving to the
Treasury by the Democratic House will
reach fully SIS, 900, 900, while the amount
appropriated is $50, 100000 loss than was
asked for by the aepublicau administla-
lion.
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OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

ss Tho Indications are TINT the Democrats
will sweep Ohio and Indiana byoserwielni-
ing mnjori.ies. At FIRST il WAS supposed
that in consequence Of The iBcorru2,iblc
moral character Of Gov. Hayes. he would
successfully override all opposition 70 the
party Of whose views lie is the recognized
exponent, but every facility having been
offered him to rebuke the extravagaDcc
and corruption Of the pres.nt admiuistra-
tion. We are not aware that 10 QUE solitary
instance, he has yet lifted up his voice ii
favor Of reform. Ills conduct sffords u
striking contrast with the course Of Gov.
Tilden, whose efforts have been successfully
exerted on every occasion. for tho conyic-
tion Of official thieves. Reliable reports
lately received from the West All warrant
the belief that the reaction which has l,ne-
II taken place there. Enthusiastically points
to the election Of the Democratic ticket
The people Of the West. where so much
bone sinew. muscle. and honesty. are re-
presented are disgustcd with the dishonesty
which nov prevails in high places Of civic
trust. and We are satisfied that Ohio and
Indiana will so express themselves in 0c-
tober- Rid. Se,diael. ~
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A RACE ON CRUTCHEs.

A foot raceon crutches took place yes
terday at Bishops trotting coursc, Herr
ring Run, between Thomas Lambert aud
John Sicgcl. Both men were lame aud
used crulches. The stakes, $50 a aide.
were ,lcpc-itcd with n. Bewig. The race
extended four miles without any stop
pages, and start was made punctually nj
lilo y. NJ; both men getting of alta brsk
gait. The time was M followG Fir.
mile, lambert i5 minutes, sIeEcl II
minutes 30 seconds; sccond mile. Lambvst
Is minutes ~ seconds. SicgrI n minutes.
% seconds; fourth mile, lambert u min.
utes - seconds. Sirgyi IL mintcs AZ scc.
on'ls. Tv,al. lambert 60 minutes. Sicgvl
81 minutes 70 seconds. Baitimogt G,,scttt
2gtll.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

4 W. A 44 4Tk@ @at N
On tho 10th day o. November. 1876. and
in the city Of Raleigh. the undersigned will
commence the publication II 'rmE OBsEn-
YER, daily aud weekly Democratic news
paper. .s2afs pi
Of long experience in their profession as
editors. respectively Of the Fayetteville
Observer and the Wilmington Journal.
they do not affect 10 doubt the soundness of
the general Judgment which assigns them
ability. 70 furnish newspaper suited TO the
needs aud adapted to tho tastes Of the pc :
lple uf North Carolina. Differing 10 poll
Tics in the olden time. there was never a
difference between the Observer and the
Journal in real for tho interests aud honor
u North Carolina. To promote the one,
and to uphold and add TO the other will be
the object Of The Observer nov.
Of very decided opiuions on questions Of
public interest. and apt 70 give those opin-
ions plain expression. they deem it the 6rs:
duty oi newspaper to furnish It's readers
with the informa.;"n ct their opipioas---,o
publish I'll the news; 2 snd their purpose is
10 make The Observer now, as Of old. .
truthful. accurate. condensed history Of the
times in which We live. Il Was thus that
the old Observer won its bold upon the
people u North Carolina. enjoying the 81.
fectiol u its party friends. receiving the
respect and confidence Of its titterest poll
ltical foes. and commanding IN iis compara-
lively isolated location circulation larger
than has ever been attained BY any other
North Carolina newspaper, and il is thus.
by like diguity. aud fairness that the edi.
tors of The Observer. transferred 10 the
State Capital, h.po it will deserve, and
soon equal, and then surpsss. It's former
cireuistiou and prosperity.
Il will be their high aim to deserve the
public confidence by earnest efforts TO pro-
mote the public welfare. FIRST and foremost
Of North Carollnz. next Of al the Southern
States. and finally, aud through these. Of
the whole Union. They think that this can
only be effected by the prevalence Of DE.
mocrsiic principles and the dismissal Of the
Radical party IRON the places and power
which they have 50 greatly abused. and un-
der whose baleful rule the South has been
outraged and the whole country has been
Impoverished aud disgraced.
PETER NJ. HALE,
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily Observer. one year. ~ 90
Daily Observer. six months 4 90
Weekly Observer. one year 2 90
Weekly Observer. ak mouths 4 90
All Communications should be addressed,
until further notice. 20
r w. l. SAUNDERS.
0 Wilmington. N. q.
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Do YOU?

The Ansonian puts the pertinent queries
do you want to reduce your taxesl:
Vote for tho amendments. Il
Do you want sepcrate schools for the
white and colored children in our State
Vote for the amendments. H
Do you want to save S22, 500 per annum
TO the Stste? *
Vote for the amendments reducing the
number Of Judges.
Would you have saved from $50. 600
to 800. 600 per annum in the Legislative
expenses?
Vote for the Amendment restricting the
session to sixty days and the por diem Of
the members to four dollars.
lf you want good. economical govern
ment 10 N. q, vote for sll tho Amend.
ments.
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CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

Below will lie found soms Of the od4
ditiea, III advertising.
Two s0ttng momen want washing
Teeth extracted with great pains
'Babies take aud finished III ten minutes
by u country photographer
'WU1d and c,ml split
'fhe next appeared ina London paper
tthder the head uf "Fm Sale:' PIANO.
f,rte- cottage, seven ocisses--the pro-
perty 0fa la'iy leaving England in a re-
inarkably elegant case on beautifully cai@
we'd supports.'
And what does ihis mean Business
ClInnce-To be disposed OLA genuine
fried fish business nj the West End
Does tire genuineness apply ~ the fish,
the business. or to the way in which they
are fried ?
And ones mind gets hopelessly dnzcd
over the advertisement offering a reward
for "A lnrge Spanish blue gentleman .
cloak lost III the neiglIbofliood Of the mar
ket.'
There are others deliciously ibeonse-
quent. like the advertisement ofa runs
| away, which furnished this valuable hint
for identification Age not precisely
known, but looks older than he is.'
Or the notice shoemaker put on his
door: Shall be back IN ten days from
the time you see this spingle''
Some, however, leave no loopiwle for
doubt: Babies after having taken one
bottle Of my sUothing syrup will never cry
any more
And aii editor pulling air tight Collins.
! said: No person having once tried ons
ofthese air tight collins will ever usea any
other.
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FORMATION or CHARACTER.

Have you ever watched the icicle NJ u
formed Hayeyo noticed how Il froze,
one drop at time, until II was foot long
or more? Ifthe water was clear. the icicle
remained clear. and snarkicd brightly IN
the sun; but ifthe water was only slightly
muddy, the icicle looked foul, and IL
beauty wassp,iled. Justso our claraclcrr
are formed. One little thought or feeling
ut time adds its influence. Ifracll
thought DO pure and right the soul will be
lonely, and viii sparkle with Happiness;
but u impure aud wrong. there will be de-
formity and wretchedness.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE KIRK
WAR.


The republican party has oil along stood
by the Holden.Kirk wal, and To day
stands thoroughly and completely coni-
mItied % the fullest endorsement OF that
movement against the liberties OF the
peaceful citizens of North Carolina.
As the Holden-Klrk war Is abont to re-
ceive new significance IN the light of somc
recent revelations Il may not be inap.
propriate 10 quote fiom the resolutions of
the republican state econvention, April 18th
1879 AZ followss 8WH
Resolved, Tint w. w. Holden deserves
from the republican party Of North Caro-
lima, tho klndcst affection aud deepest
gratitude for his manful and hard defence
Of them in ise0-7O from the assaults of the
kuklux democracy; for his universal and
consistent defence of the poor aud humble
when he was governor, aud his faithful
aud ccaselcss advocacy of republican prin-
clplcs whcu.hc was with Us, aud now tha:
he Is martyr ~ exile at Washington.
Resolved. That we endorse him ~ ih,
past and shall ever cherish our love for
hini iti the lulurc, aud We have coIiiideni
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NOTICE.

TsHk foiis~ing lsr~0ns have bssn appointed
Il kexissrs and Inspectors 10 lsud ibs Eice.
% TUESDAY The 7ih ,lny % November isss:
H,ifstorD frecsasf.--C. q. Taylor. Registrar.
f,xsid II. Ozark, priiie Jones. John K0sfmond
and Arcbfd Huatef. fnspcctors.
Swsfkf Precfaet.-C. u. SHith. y. II.
esorgc rste. Alexander smith, wilson brown
md Henry ksy. Inspectors.
Cedar Grgse--D. W. Jordan. Up.
David Thompson Horny l.. Nelbadc, Lemuel
csssptoa. Alfred Ward, inspertors.
sIl Haus-semuei u. Jordan. !. y.
f:Axsies q wilson. ~. Robert n. Hall, ~. Jos
". Mckee. Robert n. Walker. Inspectors.
Dc~gisssi--A. l.. iisisien. 4. y.
Lswk w adkins, James y lcathrr~, Isase Hob
o., james Parker. Inspectors.
kasgpns-A. X. Unxtesd. Up.
~ww Msngum, wm Bowling. v NiIlis naagnm
Nfiism Eili-. lnspecter..
JspscomSs-H. q. i.atta. Registrar.
= w Lsffs, tseerge Collins, 9 = Warren,
Thsnss Lpscomb, Inspectors.
Dsrh0w--.D. d. Parish. y r..
WIN v walker, w Ronlliac. John ; Lock
hsr'. WISH Duke. Ipspecters
lahcsea's N,ll--sainmel n Turren,lne. y r.
Hardy Missy. A ID harcum. John ilutehias,
o.aicrs-i issbripi A narhce. JP.
" Gan,er. W q Mason. Leslie ADKINS. Ruf'
~ Check. inspectors. s
Chapel Hslf- Merritt Check. p,
Ali Hsfdry. John X nutebins. James y Ma.
son. Turner King, inspcctors. - 80
coiss ffoFe-C w johnson. = II.
SNErsir. WIN Robson, Morris King, Thomas
WkuS Crn<s-D " Durham. Jp.
hsthsw Atwaier. Alyis Durham, sidnsr Ray.
kn~eh ryhes. fnspcetors.
caiss Sfors--fhnmas ID Oldham. ". r.
Dspisl Tkompson. w. q. stanford, sxmuel
Crnwfcrd. Thoms< s Gates, inspectars.
~ order efthe Board, IN scIa tss0.
JOHN LAWS. CLERK.
rpa. "A Me. Board Commissioners.
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hope and trust that the time Is not far dis
tant when he shall return 10 Ills native
state again to battle for the Unioii. for the
equality before the law and for the pro-
gressive principles of republicanisin.
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A minister asked a boy what o'clock Il
was. About twelve sir was the reply.
Well. quoih the minister, thought il
had hccn morc.' It's never any more
here. said The icy Il just begins " one
again.
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Tax N0tlce,

-.
L SHALL attend ss follows % receive The
Il stsie and County taxcs for this year. o. wit:
.rsnrr Factory. Monday efh ef thsobsr.
AsnFum's storr. Tuesday i0th Get.
HsiFs store. "Wednesday nth Uet.
ulllsboro. Thursday l2ih Oct.
william Cheek's. Friday iNh Oct.
Cedar uroye. Saturday tfth Oct.
Os,es', Monday xird Oct.
white Gross. Tucsday 2lth Oct.
thsrci flIll, Wetlncaiay 2Mh O,f.
pstferson's NIiI, Thursday sBfh uht.
Durham. Friday 2Tth Ort.
Times are tlrhf. hut hore the Tnx.payers
VIII relneI,bcr that tlli- does pot excuse me AM
compelled ~ sette with the rremstrer cu or bc.
lnfr NE " 81 Deremlwr, aud ] Do hope III will
attend and pay promptly, aud relieve me " The
hrplcnsanf duty Of iurrlna collection.
Candidates will ~ present aud address tie
people ~ each placr.
THOMAS ". HUGHES.
ocs sVthtw sheriff Of Orange.
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PROVERBS OF ALL NATIONS.

a deceitful man is mure ilursful than
open war.
A fox should not be on the jury at
goose's trial.
Justice will not condemn even the devil
wrvngfully.
Anod from lord is a breakfast for fool.
A good word for bad ono is worth
much and costs little.
An old dog cannot alter bis way Of bark
ing
An idle brain is the devils workshop.
A PenDywortll Of mirth is worth pound
Of sorrow.
Grioving for misfortuncs is adding gall
TO wormwood.
He is idle that nigh. be better employ
ed.
lie who would stop every mans mouth
must have great deal Of meal.
lie that knows not when TO bc silent,
knows not when TO speak.
lie that fears you present will hate you
absent.
Il an ass goes travelling be will not come
back horse.
II better were within better would como
out. ...-
1t is better to praise poverty than 10
bear il.
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4 gaack docicr aiverliscs 10 isis effect
Cough when yun can. fur after YOU have
,akrn one bottle uf ms medicine sou cant
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OF tor one year,

The radicals oppose al this: they oppose
The amendments; they oppose economy;
they want to get back into power aud dc
like they dbl when they spent sosi. 900 in
two years. That Is jus. four times M
much ~ Il necessary.
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THE AMENDMENTS.
Z Fayetteville Gazetse.I

The conservatives against the protest Of
the radicals cut down the fers of officers,
court cost- and llthat, and by the amend.
ments have provided that The legislature
shall meet only every other year. This
was = great saving. Il Is now proposed to
require that the penitentiar, convicts
shall not be supported in idleness, bur
shall work ON our public roads. II is also
proposed TO fix the per diem 50 that no
legislature shall cost more for Its per diem
than $1,000. This will be great saving.
The radical Legislature for two years cost
sisO. .0OO-about ten times rs much.
1.-THE Amendments are adopted the
running expcnsesof the state government
viii be for every two years about rs FOL.
lows:
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What brought you 10 prison. my colored
friend Z said visiting clergyman 10 q ne
gro. Two constables, saa.' Yes; but [
mean had drinking any thing 10 do with itr
Yes. sab dcy was bof q en- drunk
Wherever you find many men. you find
many minds exclaimed public 81 eaker.
Taint so, BY jingol = responded one of the
auditors. IL you'd only ask this whole
crowd out 70 take drink. you'd fnd 'em
oil u one mind"
Mother. why does pa call you honoy!'
'Because. my dear. be loves me- No,
ma. that isn't It, what h itr WHY
its because you have 30 much cvnsb In your
bead. that's Why
George saida malIen, H-she smiled
nrchly in her lovrr's face what l- there Iu
q grand achievement that reminds me II
your Gcorgeis eyes III with pleasure
and there was glance with which ne re-.
Piled, Don't know, sarllag, please tell me-
Zig fcnt. replied the maiden. sb. n.w
iiattcns her nose against the window. l,anc
and wonders whether Geosgc has eon,~
lnitsed suicide, ~ gone 20 China.
Ina town IN Massachusetts, there are
three churches. the minister of each OF
which iejoiccs intbc name of Wright. One
i've. 10 the upper part % The town. ons IL
The lover. aud The third u the mills; :,
the people have dubbed them II Upright
Downright and alillrigbt.'
\ traveller IN the East once saw man
who had lor, his legs by lcproey moun,ca
On the shoulders q one who hpd los, hl~
arms W The same disease -.the Iiral m.n
toned sowing gtain. While The Ial.er DID
the locumvtiUn.