davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-12

tssStas 9Darasa M f&vsdli@ta G&ssrjea sustalss
hf& Gittsrs" Tin 5eilmitiel ssbsttn niss bas Seller l,t&
ssianssn fanni % l!nee. bic s3msrisa tpspri uns ID
fsrtstfssttm 0tbrouht mirs br Patient Don sDr5s 10
eBsHt A& teHtr bsRnben bio ftns v7lRdnetse Sdluna e.
ltdt Ia. Esufsxbs fssntH ben 9as. "a ndSen III saan.
he4 sxrbtn ttefss psnbTtars SttInstssd GO eebsasAea
, 1876-09-12
&eine Gllam;enitoife.
MaDmaD II. Sp.,

50 0arrcn, @ft 6 urd Ctr. u. 3
Qies sSotides mo gGabyes GOift cine sSreiitorf
Ill Habipap II. Co., 80 S6dttelt Gde Gbur1 Str, Iicl.
,prf. Nusfunft. 3nulenoe uertb niro Sb"eu s,or
6i5t
, 1876-09-12
SSieber unb faltes Tieber.

5ieber unb Me&feliieber fir 80 Gents tirtrt. 60
ei.bt fem 6eilmittel IN Der 9Belt, Msl4es Steber uno
Wehielfeber uno ale ipnliaen perh,onet.t &raifbeia
ten, Balens, Star.ahs, tOpbbies- 9eib a nno ion.
ftiee Sieber (behen ouryb @abmap's 9ilen aba ebolfen
ipiro) 10 raid ~teieiti1t als ~8abpap's SRtlnp RsI.f~
80 Gsnts ptr flaide.
, 1876-09-12
Star Wfta" plattorm.

Subsrsians. cline srpAe 3itrSs. @lR pVanaarIsu
SGnS a"ttI At,rn. OtsHst ~ 3iItapaattn- vanelnu-
5ta AZ ., Strcuiart 8ratls %ptritneit. Aptsiuti
la,s' ctr NN,rtrNrr 1s
, 1876-09-12

Der Etasex n bs srses %eDtrfHitt. ss &0rpsrs. Ess
VA ut6lt bas son,e Sufern Mabrsne une Rraft. gpsus
Va S1asea anb snesrS Dereanuasesrsans uaG!afsn. iba
ssus G66hstsit ~ .ntptdsiu, mus br sanst 8Srper ID
"a, Dss Aranibeis,n. psla. sas s,asstr ftdts,sit 20
suseaaHssprsant ~eRriebeR anb serf&ieseur &rt, aba
~ f&ustarfaas sldbt tmmer eteftIbs. Dts Il ta
ssaab. sssr Sss .e4ptstf& 1ttttrs.' IA e ale Stdf.
axssaatt.d mirft. kt @erbaaunssprBa1s rteeIs aah tbN
Nfsaht GhGhsttit ttrasat, 70 ytels 3yaNitttttn betlt, "
safAassas sasi serl&tetens Ratsr aab. sDir 1saHss
Aesasss ~tssssss
@A1iSkfuaa
sal alt aAttrsa suaasnsranys often .sts,sta steR 70 ~
AaS StsrunstA Der gaStitedtiefett ais sura ertIi&t
Anlass sber ttftiss &~ridltuns. Wsna biz Sptiit MIDI
eseoIis ssrsaust uns Ger RSrs.t In dSiss sedsH niat bin.
l!apsta sruabrt plrt, aus atmaseruns %stutrttsn uni
- stf&pa&ts epasm trltest Zen Ittntsfsu dniaa sina
GrtSltuns. biz sa diner pttipa con frdfiea Gsfunsbet
sas nt&t II 1etra&t iaMt. Dk bsrabmisaen Nsr,.e,
sssn 1s Saas ron S&pinbin1t ia ssu rRsn Staetsn 10.
tassdn. rttten sbnt aasnabms tbrt &uf ru,rilamt,it ~.
ora suf ba Rseali-uus br Dtrh uuasspraaus hamtt ~
Skstlss, sa@e s1 Patient ID 90 niaHt, .bn ai$s fru@t
w eef&nrst strurfatfH uak a,&t bar& tsH GSrptr -
VA sab ita sntseeer gar fdas spu tN s~.satasn esA
ssat xas f<&ss Rabrrna ~ bistsa.
, 1876-09-12
80 OLD pomtniou QawpnDil,
N,Cu,panp. eAsa.AAzxs
ISIS kESS In Co. -
NaH Wew<g prf.

Dtsfs Company wirp stnsn tbrer naGfOlsenben pra6t
eplsn Aampfxr. Gie Dpm,ntpn. Wpanute, Sjaa,
Seu, N%tSDnpne, 2~a.bemarie, paueras M.
oepfse Us. 3lcsr TIM SauJ w letsm At,ataa
6reUas NO Samsta9 pu SeVRalsr apIapt.a
.Gnen.
Aleis S6tfs Nnb sans nsu unb. psrPsn auasradIia
fui ptele 0tputs 9spdut.
ste paSsu psa4.ppas saIppns. 8 0ppms UNI
Sapt. GUNNER.
DW Spsiien, Ssaaemlt&tett anb Bsbtsuans iinS M.
uberttsnltp.
zraarsn, wel6e NIT ritter 2iuts ~pssfanpt Isreen, Ian
Gen ttaelmap,e IN yr@.gpr, an otm apsresdIen pler &,
4ompaap. 81 g.prtp Wipsr.
yeIpIperI uAo pIt0 balut utwIs as or pirtup sepupteu
uAtp1sn ves,Qhtt.
Sg,1e p,s,sI KATE ssrIaHsn WprtpIt UNI 7NIpr 9sau.
mtllaAs mupt.ap Gee e DINNERS.
Btupt anBtnpmmen vs . upr Abtnos iepen Gag.
apssta wsIIs,tr aastunp psnee maH Nu an
George us. Mlen ". Sv., Aeenttn,
feb. liRss sempaau's <pLurpss. N.aets.
, 1876-09-12

y aas M snelndfeItsRsn &rGHfpetteu, bsnsz tas ~
f&snsef&ls&i untsrporftu IA. snb Iebtn Ramsutli&T nj
mta baran- Die urla&ea. wtI&s pkfs f&redli&tT 10
lersssaftn, ans pel&tspsn aae stafetttS abn tt 10
hard 6t&rsxHssmttseI bas Rerreufsfem. W. o. >ass
aesssrsans CAB saeIr& ben sanlsa Rbrpn ~ It'd, =.
Das .odvebtiA GitstrS" aspt anurtidt ba aA [~dr.
sanassstttd bd ben pbtR ~npdtnteu Gsealteitsu unS bat
Lautnbea bic @efanetet turadssstbtn. wtl4t f&sn bs.
tan .%Httfelttn. is wttp~ 0,uus en- ptt-a ~ fnbeu.
acknowledgement,
, 1876-09-12
seer

Msfan, S@arIe&asbu tu.hebea aus sersrrbsaem HiuA
0sasu siefs Aranfbsttsn "a ,S6peetfw Bitters" ras wtrk
Anfe S4uSmittsi, wei, 20 Der beft 8luirttn,aer IL. -
s,s..I. shss T!sf es gssssna n ipat eser na etnas
asAi ptfben, Ia Sranthdtea la stsitm Staptun dxs 10
ssss DsSanslans ufsrsern.
, 1876-09-12

SanfeasfAldM

Dstsrstnts Dist n ss eaastasfs4s be esfEtsaAeo
axb fssas efeltoftu &raniec.ta
, 1876-09-12
SO Nrpsent.

@lltet N9enten lulrD etne @pmnltlltot be3ahll
i,r otn Serluul uoh neueu uno leYl pupu.Irtt Sl,Herl'
oot elmer Der peoenleioreW SnulerlpllpI,ss Ylrlitell liz
Gahoe. " SuWer Tur ou eeitts 20 OlWer Iur el.zu
seII pumpuY. auan ian, nu uillers eIrellare ION.
nlen uMo | ~UeraeuBe rH leiUn. Aprsle ". ~. Dot ozs.
QrU' '>Ilu 4QS!o.ta
, 1876-09-12
Railways Ready. Relief.

Reiienbe ionten ftets cine sfaide BON Haopap'a
Reabp 8elief bel iib iiibren. Weniss 9ropfen IN geai.
Ses Waiiers berribren, pprbeusea. Sc 1T better ais
irana6Hlher @ranbp poer Yitters als elm 9teiamltteI.
, 1876-09-12

sssessa. gisssa. :.sar@ nHessIa~ sasseasus &sssa
ss4sA.
, 1876-09-12
Bsrft @tl-Das Gate s&seatfA
8tstsss psss susi&lieBlIa btreitet zen
Deniel II. Co.,
ass Ssrs Drttts etrsss
SsslasslpsA

Ra ~ eabtifaza Ssr Eeses~assea SAB eetrsa a
R&ra. u bic NameRsanEesl arih ~ iriberes 9isss;sS
Hus .&asess eAotHtns" kaa eIaie< ID ~ ~
Sssttts esatt&It, etasssIs'a-
Observation-Disclosures &c sasNfees saa Ass.tAes @,es
Es@ Siaf&t sdesfasa
Sssss - Sssts Nas AiaiAt+ itAs gsa@sa d ASvsp
essesssss sss Sssssssss hR sssaatssa Gasasa =
aezaAA
, 1876-09-12

Fae nnesnsass 9raniprtsa sHs 81. meetirV6e HtbssA.
iraa %ssrisibtn lam ntemals IN frlb ttasnnsn wtrhsn
gaa stsraaa, ees reSssbtia 1ttters- s,nsa aaa hs
wi.e prl&winstn. &em Satt,ntsa wtrI r%nisbitsr "a
sslaanttss 9siuHs pttt iuricsss,bsa ssb j,sss tx 6sAes
ftttuiett Atat I'D balb ntehes da.
, 1876-09-12
G0w<bHA BthsssA

Do. neef sIs ptsrsxatet Saeres eysstdfr tin berth
ts f&pebtf4r aras bd txA wtGtaf&a ftli@sn 5srf&nnT
nd&t a fa& auf aatn dtdlea ber Gree aafeats, bs a.
paltee 6tus.eti stwigr kr6uter nab 10 &ytsad berfa
Aes kntt hs kuptSeacnttSik KS
, 1876-09-12

CUNT. Geo. @afbiuston Memoriat. Nsu
~ Ias ibDnite rationale Bib berauseeseben. Gus.
ae5ei&uete Gelessnbeit fir Metnten. 1erritorium
often. Witte III n pros, 1874 YBiaiamItr., W.Q.[1
, 1876-09-12

&NA bis 60 per Mode, nebit Nuslasen, ODER
SPAV S1ON perloren. S6mntlihe neue uno
anerfannte Wopitdtsn, Gbromos &C. gDertbooIe
probe. @rcmp!are nebit GircuIoren. VI. e. Nletdbcr.
Ill @ban CT Str, Stem 9ort. 4QD!10mai
, 1876-09-12

% d utsc nxsdRIpu, asa eassss astsuslfas 60
kssH ssSfAlssSllA ktssst aas
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11

two years. however, all the monks
have inhabited the hitherto fatal
spot, the community sleeping in
monastery, and remaining day
and night all the year In the most
fever-stricken spot Of the whole
Campagna. Notwithstanding this,
the monks, most of them beyond
the prirSe of1ife, have preserved
their health. Whether this result
has been due to the direct influence
Of the trees upon the atmosphere
or the soil, or to the efficacy of q
kind Of liqueur which the monks
prepare from the eucalyptus and
take with their cup Of black coffee
every morning, ID what sanitarians
would like b and out.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11

A hater Of tobacco asked an old
negro woman, the fumes Of whose
pipe were annoying to him, If she
Thought she was q Christian. ayes,
brudder, I spects I Ia" ssDo yon
believe in the Bible r eyes, brud.
der.~ 1Do you know that there
10 = passage in the Scriptures
which says that nothing unclean
shall enter the kingdom OF
Heaven Z" "Yes, I've heard Of it,
sWell, Chloe, you smoke, and you
cannot enter the kingdom n
Hesven, because there Is nothing
90 unclean AZ the breath Of q
smoker. What do you soy to
that p "Why, l 'spects to leave
my brelR behind when 1 60 dar.s
Z e j 3
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11
RIeuLARAxYTIxG,
- POLICE JURY,
RaziahsfSt John The Baptist

Monday, MARCH 9th, 1870.
n Prssst. DIV. williams President,
Geo. w. Combs apihj John Cayolle ;
absent: g. Duh6. EI
The minutes of last meeting read
md adopted.
ION motion n John Cayolle. the
contract with z. G. Folso for carrying
the mail hy consent ~ the parties 10
tsansfsvved to 3. BeFthslot usdcr the
same rulea. regulations and compen-
eation. ~. ....a.i~sts a..
right hank road repairs approved
and ordered paid nom contingent
fund. - 80 .sits
o. motion Of @. W. Cenbs, b. IT
Resolved that hersaftes Il sSall be
required q the justices n the peace
AND, constablas throughout the Parish
to present al bills for criminal ox-
penses to the Police Jury for ap-
proval md the auditor - Parish nc-
canuts \ forbidden to sndit any bills
.nf cdnipsl eSpepaes fsr juatices and
cs,nstsblos unless tho aame shall have
been presented TO and approved by
The Polfss Jury, md that THE resolu-
tiou tako elkct iron this date.
AID tha Jury adjossped subjsct 70
. caJ q the President. I'll
|. .ssIf ~ W. WILkIAn6
President.
A..C. DABCOCK,
- ses1nry Police Jury.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11
SHERIFT'S SALES,
STATE OF LOUIdIANA.
I'm JUDICIAL DIsTRICT COURT.
PARISH or 81. J0HN THE BAPrIsr.
A. Leoesy
Mys. D. jacob end Niss Aslai B.
xayuil1iom.
fNt Mo. COZ sg
A. Lsas9| na
"
Mrs. D. Jaco1 and Me- Aslsj B.
1aymMieS.
Mo. 6O0.-

BY virtue of two writs a seisuSU - sale
datsd February 94tA lps aad 10 - diSssNed
BY the Hon0rable ths afagUos0oa Ceurt n
tho above entitled and nunbseod ouieD. I
have ssissd and WI Offer for sals q pahlio
saction, st the Cs1rt Heuss II III pssisA,
SATURDAY, APRIL II, lrs = II
uH o'0ox T.,
:he Splleving Aesaibsi psgpsgsy, - VT:
A certain tsost a lsod $780, M -
improvements thseeoa ests6llshsa . ,enr
Plantation, sitoatea n ths Pnriah q =. JSAa
IL Deptist . ~ nit haak = - ZhsiD
sippi River, nsas1giAg ssvea 0psoA asA
TIVE tot.ss fFo.t = - rives, - dgAty
srpe.ts IN dsreA, scsn6el . - u1p9 Ne
z Z. ,s.p p.IRssy Re-. Z q r.. .a,ss1v: g VI. p.. g =
Ss0s1Ass vi1A sli o. tu11incA es1o0Sc
tioaA works and hprsssnsuH t4sDsso saA
esossssng Of sdvsln1R ls1sA. Ai1SAsA saesr
hseeA vitA sesa. eegsss, s18@ min, drain.
inpsovsnsnh thsssso - tAassnses bsssas.
zss tsssthss ~ nala, "a, sarss, ssvs.
pleughs sad lstee eae3s1leasal insogu1Dsnts
I'd tnps0sne = A0hss1u, = ~ tnvsst
h - aasvs AssEi>sl passssaass = 10
divi6s4 anl WIN = 81 kts IT = - -
tAsn Cl0t tsa, nor neso thaa f5O) n4ly 0Arsa.
4 pass q wt6sh sAen - ezkdhlts1 . The
da0 e salA. tpfs ah II III
fYl1D:
CasA % th4 "a h q. q ftsasusy Nslss.
Sheriff. aMGA IAriaA q - JeAA The
1nQ1is2 rsAguasy 2Sth. lS76.
LCCfEN CAnllk
SQy76A AZ go flu oAse4G.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11

A little crib bssids the bed,
A nttls lAcs above ths prea&,
A lit1ls AodK bshind IT, dSee.
A little shss upo1 - fssr.
a little lad-visA daxk brovn hair, -.R
A little blassyed face end fair.
a little lans that leads 70 school,
A little pencil, slass sd ,is.
A IjteIs IlitAssoms, wlhsens naf1
A Dlttlo hard within = Id;
4 uttls cottage, aCres four,
Altoao 81 t6e hyusshoId stofs.
A little family enthsred round;
4 little tuffkeape6, tsaf-dewed neund ;
a little sddsd 70 his so0 ~ v
A htt1e rsst no0 hardest I'll.
a Ht1le allysr II Ais hair.
i htt3e stool. md sasy chair;
4 little night Of earth Lit gloom;
4 nelAs sS1eSs - ~ tsnb.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11
aLAUGHTER.s

Thereporters are obliging. They
give n not only the very words
uttered in Senate or House, but
BY Interpolation they help rs to
distinguish the funny from the
funeral. When we zee [laughterl
thus bracketed We know that
there u > joke somewhere in the
neighborhootl. Our observation
leads us TO the opinion that
nowhere has . middling joke . bet
ter chance Of success than in Con-
gress. DR.. Holmes complained of
Boston autliences that they are
"slov on the trigger and Charles
Lamb said that it required q xur-
gical operation to get . jest into q
Scotchman's head but Honorable
Members do as they would be
done by, and laugh to order with
the utmost good nature. They sre
not 90 fastidious as TO wait for
something worth laughing at, for
if they were they might wait till
the day Of adjournment the ora.
tor has . way Of letting TIA
know wheu they areA9 cone in
with the griPs sN tde giggles,
and they aset |erclEhl enoagh not
to cliesappoint him. The fsceti@
are oftsn deplorably lacking in
enervescenoe when they reach us,
which shows how necessary Il 10
for . due enjoyment Of them to be
present ct the original pop. To be
sure we are amused; but 1t 10
hardly necessary 70 explain the
nature Of our amuse0ouk
Perhaps the reader may Hike to
zee . specimen q the legislative
hnmor which pfovekss the legis-
lative tee-hees and haw-haws.
Here ID somethisg from the debate
'on pensions in. the House, Feb.
~ "Mr. White-This proviso is
that the pensions to widows shall
csass when they marry agsin.
Now, It may happen that somc
good looking widow directly after
the war Of 1919 married again,
and that husband b dad. She b
more needy DOW thaa before.
Lsughterl A Osatleuan asks U
thase ladies aro ain uoed of -hus-
has1A (LAaGhtes.l Nov while
~ Day b in ned of . hushand,
80. + nero IN need q something
- [LAu4h 4hter.r Ths marriage
yslstioa, vllh tidowhsod n an.
Aont naillenloo6 Aas always bssn
fruitful d jsstA but is there any.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11
THE EXEMPTION LAW.
THE BILL AS IT PASSED BOTH
HOUSES.

The following, In brief, Is the
character Of the exemption Law
(article GA of the Code of Pract-
fce) as amended, which passed
The Legislature, commonly known
- the 96O0 law:
J The sheriff or constable cannot
seize the linen and clothes belong
iBg to the debtor or his wife, nor
his bed, bedding or bedstead, nor
those Of his family, nor his arms
and military accoutrements, nor
his tools aud instruments, and
books, and sewing machine neces.
sary for the exercise Of his or her
calling, trade or profession, by
which he or abe makes . living !;
nQe shall he ip any case seise the
nshts Of personal servitnde Of use
and habitation Of usnfruct to the
estate Of Q minor child, nor the
INCOME of dotal property, nor mon-
q due for the salary Of an officer,
laborer's wages, nor the cooking
stove and utensils 0fthe said stove,
nor the plates, dishes, knives, and
foeks and spoons, nor the dining
table and dining chairs, nor
wAshtubs, nor smoothingirons and
ironing fhrnsces, nor family por.
traits belonging to the debtor, nor
the musical instru@ents played Oh
q practiced on by any member
r. the family. 49,
The seoond section imposes .
Ane Of 800 and imprisonment for
. term not exceeding six months
or both, ct discretion Of the court,
for seising any of the articles ex.
smpted 10 the act, or for csasiDR
any one to sign away his right Of
exemption. '''-
Section 3 repeals oil laws in con.
flict, and section 4 specially ex-
empts from the effect Of this act
tbs o1OO0 allowed the widow and
minor, children left in necessitous
circumstsoccS, and also the
exemptions applying to the rural
and agricultural districts.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11

Thanks to steamers 81. jobs,
Nasy, ,ldS and Hsssy TStc for their
wes6ly tRibate Of New Orleans
pepere 8
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11
On the 20th Of February were
married In Algiers, by Rev. Father
Dellanger, Mr.. On6xime Hymel
and Miss Victoria Qravois.

!, 1As New Orisans Chamber Of
Commeecs, in it, memorial b Con.
gree, states that the Bonnet -Carr6
Cfevasse y 1,100 feet vide and 80
Mt 6eep ID several places, snd
that the sand deposited in lake
HpotoharlFain by the Mfasiaafppi
Tx pal yDos - pasionte u
49, ~ III tonnakg ogzy yms
6uoR ws1a nn1 Eu1ess,
c - - As4lkgsf
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11
BLAcxwoop's NAoAzEgs fbs Feb
ruavy has been repp6lisha6 BY LEON
Arm gCorY prTnIIsIIYMf Co. Al

ruary has beeo rspa&lishaa BY LEON
ARD ScoT1 PUBLlsIINo Co., Al
Barclay Street, New-York.
The article on "Army Mobilization, "
with which the number opens, II pre-
faced as followa: "As the following
article on Army Mobilization takes
up the same question as Tho First
Step in Army Reform in our number
for the Last month, we think IL right
to say that ghe subject 10 treated BY
two independent wTibers hso two
different points Of vjsw." 3l
IAN UaimpoFtant Person" b - qUiet
story; sentimental, but with sam
cient humor to redeem It ftoa stupi-
dity. a
aBatess Tour-Personaily Coodue-
cd" Ia an amusing account u . trip
through the CaIedonian Canal.
"The Dilemmar ID again farnished
with new ct Of characters. Let ns
hope that the auth0r will succeed in
reeehing . climax without getting
himself into . dilemma ftom whisA b
can na,nhon.o hnS 80 o%.,s'i \. Iamarti,.p b..,,.
-;.i, ! J;..srt,4;,. On Fr..ch n<,s<rv
srd I ,hs J;eRcnPs;.s n n rresens. n ~
T".,;",, - IL s.;.;. - corcirIas v;.h !.
aL..s.I LusS" ~ , ST'aTsr "S tin. and : not;cs a
sS..s 49, - - ~. ,-nrts .Tn II. fn1;tv.
pieces there dwells olten the very
swaetnesa ~ the w0Oda and H0l6e--a
% s.~"s'. .sn.S" !" Ia .t,nc.rhsrs are ~ .scr,i
nuot n";. "a u'v .v.r ap r. = Sor ths.a'
qu1s ssS e. % ~. ....-...l ,nst;..i
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-03-11

1oUo. - taGuo1 - - lRst
6nno9 GGfDs Lee 11laeuI5, ohp-
peovsd - the 2s6 inst, amends
snd 1Diepeotu oeoeien $40 of The
Royj61d Natutek sHefeaft& aher-
- salD of ins.ovable : property
dhall besdvestised to take place
at the Cont House or some other
public flace.in the vicinity, on the
Arst and third Saturday IN each
ud4CA. 1ebs1ble properly nay be
~ = any Saturday. 1ke party
oeiped may have biz property s0ld
T. ~ domicIl O giving notice to
thGtugeCt - the proper e6Rcers,
v1lEou tArse days aftsr seizuve.
Act No. q, approved ~ sane
day; gives parish courts exclusive
eEigi1a} Jurisdiction In, ordinary
o6ft3 1SGlt eaee& when the amonnt
g. dIaDu1e 80 cS6o hundred
apllq Daxvo = ih1o(Dst, and
doee Gooonooo1 ~ butdred dol.
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Becoel Albert Nine
Becnel AlDihooss
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Gautreaux A. D.
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Laurent Felix jr.
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EsOm ~ CAGc9ou RDst.-A queer
CO combining lsrceuy, illitefacy
M music Wa developed q the
ArRory. Henry Sargent, : rather
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the larceny Of = gainr hOn nn
A. B. Gray, Il 8 Langley svsnue.
He looked orsstrfallen and repent
snt, end Sad 70 excuses 70 nAke.
The following letter, written by
the prisoner, and sent to the Iaay,
was presented. Its highly unique
IN its ways .l@- ..@-.a4
er,s CHICAGO feb 70 1875.
Ny Dear ftend cend 20 this note
too III 70 % S&at don't want TO crap
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thing fner than this in all the
literature of comedyi No wonder
the House laughed. Sides and
buttons must have been In need
of insurance. N
We now come to something,
however, which 10 really good.
Mr.. ingalls, Of Kansas, In the de-
bate on the Indians, alluded 10 .
quotation made by . Senator from
Mrs. Glass'h cOOkbOOk-sFirst
catch your has~.s This has been
used for illustration a thousand
times-it was reserved foe Mr.. In.
gals to give IL an entirely new
turn: ~ was rather surprised at
the remark of the Senator when
he inquired, How are you going
to catch your. harep for / under.
stood that they (the Indians) came
very near catching his hair last
summer. fLAughter.r This gave
Logsn q chance to Suggest -
bald-headed committee.S Such
are the brilliant sparks thrown out
by the collinon Of great miudA No
wonder that Mr.. ingalls, then took
pains TO inform the Benate that he
intended to be sserioas.s "But
serionsly, however," said IL It
was time. We hare made quite .
collection Of fine things Of this
KIM, but it Is . peculiarity ofsuch
delicacies that . little Of them Oos
a great way. We have hriedy nj.
luded to them that we might On.
treat Honorable Members not to
be down hearted II tbsy do not
succeed in getting laughed @ the
llrst time. Practice makes per.
feet; and nobody knows how
delightfully."- absurd he can be antil
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&H m t11 per day at hsnA Samples worth
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, 1876-10-09

speech was credit to himself and tho occasion.
Notwithstanding thta IL ths home Of Q. F. Da-
va. the Independent candidate for ConRresst
and that It has hcen said the Republicans had
all gone OF OH the Grcenback movement, this
meeting demonstrated the fact that Gen. Ben
Har!tson Will get majority Of 500 in old Yer
million next Tuesday over " Dtuc-Jcans.e
BOOTH At 0nEEncAaILE.
1hsEacAsTLE, Ind, Oct. 8.--The meeting
nero 3cateruay VAS an immense success In num-
bers, enthusiasm, and every other important Gle
ment-, The people came docking into tho city
in such numbers as to surprlse The most san
gutne Republicans, exceeding by half what had
been anticipated. There we're fully {, 1000 people
IN attendance, besides the rehidcuts Of tho city.
Tho procession was two miles long, and WAS tho
largest and finest, In ali it, features, ever seer.
IN Greencastic. Tie city WAs p.ofusclY antl
handsomely decorated With GaRs and t,anncra,
and as the procession passed along the crowded
streets the enthus'asn was indcacribablc. Al 3
o'clock 4 vast crowd. yariously estimated at
5000 to 10 600 people, gathered a(,outtho speak.
crs' stand to listen to Senator Booth. Mr. Booth
spoke with considerable difficulty an account Of
toaEeencss, hut Us he warmed up under the en-.
thuesasttc demonstrations Of applause that
greeted him bis voice became more clear, and be
succeeded 10 making himself hcartt by large
portion Of tho crowd. Ills speech was fully n}
to the standard Of hin former efforts In elegance
OF dlctIon and unanewerab1e argument, and wat
highly gratifying to his hosts Of friends there.