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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
Notes and Qu~riss.

The Supreme Court was in session
yesterday, hearing ahomestead CASE.
Our reporter Was too much occupied
with the case Of Dooty vs.. Indough.
lens 10 learn all the facts. But what
do our resdcrs care abont law cases?
Hons. Lewis an,s. Belknap, both
Of the Supreme Court as II used TO
be. were IN the CITY. 4. County Com.
missioner Willis got home yesterday
morning. His new goods will be
here when they arrive The
stockers arc beginning 10 brighten
mp bit. Inasmuch ~ We heard .
Virginia city gentleman who some.
times wniles away his time land
money! dealing in stocks, Say that
he thought well Of Grown Point. we
reproduce from tho Gold Hill News
Of last evening. the following. '"rhe
east drift on the 1000 foot level il
being pushed ahead with the usual
vigor. Tho face Of the drift Is 10 all
appearances rapidly nearing tho ore
vein. The pophyry IL steadily soft.
ening, the Aow Of water in tho face
has increased 10 about ak inches,
miners measurement, and small
seams Of quartz and clay are begin.
ming 70 be encountered. From some
Of the quartz striugcrs assays Of Is
10 % per ton has been obtained. The
northeast drift on the same level,
running 10 connect with the Yellow
jacket. Ia making excellent hcadwsy,
the lace still in porphyry." II
there 10 any encouragement 10 this
statement 70 shall be glad that We
hsvs given Il . place In thess
columns.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

The Virgins Chronicle mecs.
schsum colorist has lost his pipe. or
10 willing N b. prsaented With one.
and 10 no advertiscs. with . flourish
which bstmys suspicious disregard
Of tho value Of money, 70 bestow .
reward Of $40 for the recovery Of tho
missing property and apprehension
Of the thief. Wherefore this mas
quersdingg
A. handsome . day ~ sny that
March produced TO our wondering
sewsss wss ysWssdsy. The weather
and the ssock u,srkss sssm 70 ~ 10
sympathv,
Dick Rsls. tbs hsnsoms sesollIne
clerk Of the late Sensss. bss bsen NOM
mated BY the Desnoesssy Of vlrginie
Guy V tks ssase eTss colIssles.
Rssrassp.-Ns. r. ~. DsUosl ~.
returned 70 vlsgiois Guy yssssrJay
mossiSe. uIs Shlldsso cane With
bim.
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Up ron MAYOR. We confess that
We did noe know yesterday when We
we're briefly but cordially exchapg.
ing the oommopplsces Of the day
with Judge Belknsp that No we're
addressing the Democratic candidate
for Mayor Of Virginia City. "How's
stockss' says the Judge. "Some-
thing sitter" says 10. "Thss's
good" remarks be: ''Indeed II U.s."
Was the sympsthetic response. Then
there were some remarks about the
weather and word OF two about the
dull times, then . cheerful expres.
sion OF hope that thess would soon
he an improvement; and I'll this
while never . word u comment
about the Virginia City Msyoralty
or Of congrstulation about the new
dignity. It's very awkward. One
fesrs under sueh circumstances thss
the omission II like 10 he charged TO
partisan icslioe; thai, 10 our csse,
the chssm between Derby end the
Judge Il 20 great shas silenes 70 The
only safs souSSe. The iscs y ws
we're ignorant almost criminally 70
"a ignorant - . freshly imported
Chinsmsn. We congratulate the
yisgiuisns on having % sTosllsot .
pair Of candidates. 20 ohooes bstvesa
and II suythipg can b moro coossrv.
alive than shas % don't kaov u.
Our old irssnd Judgs stsnItss bss
bssa somiusasd " Ne Dsooerssy el
visyiuio Soe CeeDgsee,on estesuez.
Re rcd bic lev 10 The original 0ross
fapdecss.
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There 10 certain amount OF dig
nifty about . veil developed cane.
We think there viii hardly be any
question Of the correctness Of this
conclusion. To b sure it depends
upon the Kind Of cane. A ssitchy
affair With . vomAn's l-g for .
handle may be or may not be within
the limits; but Prima fscie il is Just
the least bit dandyfei anil rski.h.
An old hoe handle or an undisguised
piece OF Hath betokeos either the
pressing needs Of invaded poverty
or the sLiftlessness Of moral decay.
An imProvised bit Of cotton wood or
. temporary maks.hift OF willow be-
tray themselves. They do not belong
in the cane family at all. They are
mere sticks and DO not rise even TO
the consequence Of an imitation.
But decorously crooked hickory.
either vanished in the bark or
clothed in respectable black; q
straight piece Of rosewood or . cut.
ting from tres on the Hermitage,
duly capped with ivory or silver, or,
in rare instances Of great merit gold.
these assume their places, ~ by the
right OF birth, pedigree and sssoci.
alton among the very gentry Of the
cane family, and they are respec.e
accordingly. These lend. ~ we'll as
receive. dignity from their highly
respectable owners. The honors ara
easy because evenly reciprocal. But
even the most stately and decorous
OF canes may, at unfortunate con.
junctures. be the cause OF no little
modification 10 those whose attend.
ants and constant companions they
are. Indeed. the more dignity there
is between, and mutually shared by.
cane and cane-owner, the greater the
danger OF this occasional humil,
iation. It may. and, indeed, too
frequently does happen in this wise,
namely: The wearer OF the cane il
progressing with stride which il
sufficiently stately to assert his well
sustained character and bringing the
ferrule OF his cane down upon the
plank sidewalk ct becoming inter.
walls. when he discovers coming to.
ward him some ladies' OF his &C.
quaintance. The full measure Of
his native gallantry Is Immediately
prepared to assert himself. The
ladies approach (; he gathers togethe,
his blandest smile the meeting and
greeting are taking place as the
supreme passing moment occurs and
culmipates he raises his hat will
his left hand. his right grasping bis
cane the graceful experiment it i,
always an experiment even TO til,
most self-possessed) is on the YER,
verge Of success, when the highly
respectable cane, Hurried BY TIN
emotions OF the moment into over
doing its own part, sticks in q mis-
begotten crack between the planks
o sudden and painful shock take.
place. an esseful poise becomes /.
horrid writhing, and all il lost
This is one Of the dangers besettine
the habits indicated, and forces upor
our consideration one OF three course,
that Is to say, Either to abandon tn.
cane, forego. in ignominy, all
attempts at doing the handsom.
thing when meeting the ladies', o,
tear mp the treacherous planks and
replace them with brick or stone.
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MsNsNS STOCK mkPORr


Msrnlss osara
ophir 1859 ~, sssO@ u, sOs Is SO
Mexican SIS sss. 1s vs. issn vi
esouii and Curry yas tx. sass sAs
bes, aud bslchsr ~. y. SAs siss. 0cls ai34
savage 70. - &c, tors IS UOs. tors - Sc.
Con Virginia 7oFs as,s. 100 SCI. Ss us.,
stas 50, iose~ ssiS. l,an ~,
Chollar los NJ. isN ~, iax aeil. ISIS 10
Hale and Noacross 2Jos 8, i2ss q Iu,,. 2,s
IS i5r
crow Point si5s ssf, sass So. 2io~ 4, 80. 81.
s.,s 81. LUs 81. sss 81. asa -. IS
Yellow Jacket 50. s,s. 4s 81. isSs "a
Imperial iSt51s "a e, ptls 81 Ioc
kentuck Pie 8. SIS s.
Alpha xt0s ~, iit,s il
be'cher ,lcs ~. Ss s,s. ics s,s. &A sl<. 5oa
Confidence I5Gs SO
Exchequer 2ts - 90c sos 81 Sc. 4Ds n snc
Sierra Nevada eps s. &C. 2sos ~ ssc
Utah Dos ~, 1915 III, w ltx. 5S5s tx
Seq Belcher 2Os 50, iVs ~. Sis 20
overman iaps ~. 4ss 24,f. en- 2s,<. i8Os Is,
s,,.. 5 ~ G: al, = ,ies z'ss, ss aes..
Bullion sGss NJ. 22,s ~
Justice !, 90 W, los ~. iiss 10. "a" is>s isos
Julia sos ~, 8js q 7oc
Union Con 1855 Y, 5ss III
Evening nspsvs.
Meadow Valley 2Js nc
Raymond aud Ely Tvs Z
Jackson J,~ " i0c
Belmont AAs
Alps 2js 75c
Leo Leopard ard - y. y. lon ). socs - &c, ssy.
Northern Belle 1875 49,, isos 10 $50. 81 ia.
i!os ls1s, .0os is1s I'D, ioos ld1s slo
Manhattan sus 81
DE Frees 3Os I, ltam 81 CSC
Grand Prize 2N's :, lvos IS sic
Gen Thomas JOS pc
Advance GDs3
ModOc suw 81 Cabc
Coso Con 2jt,s loo
New Coso lsak 81 g
Golden Chariot 5s0s tx
Leeds sos W, I75s ii 4oc, sos Il,
Baltimore ISIS s,c
Silver Hin ajOs TX, %5os u 80. 500 q n
l00s .
Challenge G0s ~
Dayton HOS ,5c
New YorY Con zoos 3oc, 29os &c
Alta Dos y.
Lady Washington ssss ~. lcosl
koaAuth bus 25c
Andes zoos CSC, l6es soc, s,ss $50
North Con Virginia avs +0c. isVs Sc
Prospect SOS si0c
Trojan 1905 &c
Union Con i3Eps
Crown Point i2.5s ., ZOOS 81 rs. soS sk
Sierra Nevada sos 5, 'sos 81 %, s. ~. las.
Alpha zoos "a, 27G l2,k, sss i2,.
Titan 1855 1919
Best and Belcher isO- az. ss5s Tx, iaos
Mexican sos lo,s 2so~ los.. AXIS iss.. 1850 II
Con virginia scs S,.. 2a,s ~, 2sos 49,. i00s
sUi9, 3ss 1871
ChOllar t6ps AZ lbs az
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

llY vleTC8 o. An EXECUTION
- 20 ne dirscsed. Issued out VI the Honos.
abb nseso1 Jsdietsl Disssics Court In and fcs
Osmsby County. hsvode. on . Js-ieUsns rem
dsrsi theesis On the i5th dsy u ysaassy. A. b.
isrT. In fsvos u welIs. 1ssgs = Company and
agaifnA y. Driseesh. fss ~ sen q Oh ia n,
With intssvss % The sum % - 81 % q the ssss
Of \ p-s oest. ~ messh end % 07.iss - q
loHs oset ~ sssan tssss prsahss nj,
scrsulss casls, 81 70 ga e-da q 'SAs Cslasd
s,sts, I have isvIs1 scss - ssas.l = ~
issh 6sy q Nssrk. 4. B. is;i. "a vin - scss
q public sale d The store lately oseapled b.
she defendant. 4. D. Dsisstssch, Oersop CJsy.
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sAs1f gce1e. hAe4wssv. ~ esn1s. ucess5ss.
siess ssd Uehssy vsss. ssaksy. iS0sass. etc.
olao ~ eun1s ts shs e1nevsoe0 - the sons
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: o.. essslsaiae - grsesstss, hstavsss. skslS
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DloD 80 bgue. .4t ny It3fF ~
Z. 3. swtSs. s>sssa.
Germ. Apssi irA. is-'.
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~ vWe UusTascr COUnr ~
shs secoed gudirlsi District az the STATE II
Nevada ~ aSd fos or Dsey Cvvsty. 0sssss AZ
Ssks v. skssses. $1,000. - Notts l. Hsssl,
gives BY the upisrsssssd. % sinisssssss II ~
sho~v ssWsd ssAt~. " 49, 20 rdissss u ssi eli
ssklbN d. sssss viik iEs ss~ssssrv soue w.,
sttAia ~ ssonshs ssosn tbs Ora pnbliesstos 81
THE eo>ess y, eAs esp1ssueus1 Il Ne o0ss "
Iiiis . Aieg. Assoepsys ~ Las. CAssss gisy.
hsvsda. 0Ggsh -. is;f. 40
s7s.S 0EoE0g 1tftY. Aseinis,sssss.
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.rocx. vouomr AND soLp.

The csnon City Savings Bs"k. from and after
April 9th. viii buy and s~ll inisins stocis.
Liberal margins vii h. allowed on approved
stocks.
San frsneisco correspondent. l. 0iss ss 1 o..
April I. 1871. Gao. u. HIiL. Cashier.
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aOTEL ARRIVALS.
ss.ss c..,voi,.r.s ~ .sr...s.

The undersigned viii psy the hishsss price
for stsss Conrrolisr's Warrants.
y. A. BlxDeR.
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LyoSs kAvnAisos malice 6sssufNl. sIassy.
iusssssns hair; psevesss W. falling oct a. tiers.
ins gray. u hes ssscd the sest Of ~ ysssv. y
chesnsaGiy pssfumsd. end has % vivSl
sy1isod wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

Highest and lowest Thermometer for
iast "a hours. ending April IS. ssn,:
Highest Thermometer ...... ~ degrees
Lowest Thermometer .... % degrees
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nAass's uAssussA hale psrsssses end N.
siosss ees essap)ssseai svaovss sreettsa. tas
aud ssiiovpsas mahs~ the AHA ssft. vhtss -
dsltcsss. lie eppltesstoa esswsA b aessrssd.
ny7lsd- ufs-iy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22
THE MAOPI MURDERERS.

The men, W. E. Dean, Isaac McManus,
Charles A, Newman and Jerry Sloan, who
are charged with murder, committed on or
near the Maopi Indian reservation, and who
are now temporarily confined in the State
Prison for safe keeping, were yesterday
brought up before Judge Hillyer, of the U. s.
District Court, Oh writ of habeas corpus, to
be released from the custody of the U. S.
Government. Judge Hillyer decided that
the Federal Government had no jurisdict ion
in the cases of these criminals, but he remain
ded them to the custody of the State author
tiles, who will hold them for trial,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22

some sort of crab. This description of fruit
with view to the cider press, might, we
should think, with profit be raised here. 1t
seems to resist the treacherous spring weather
very successfully. ,... The Equinox has come
and gone. exemplifying with surprising pre-
cision our phenomenal faculty of foretelling
the weather AS we predicted SO confidently,
the Indian Summer is prolonged quite won
derfully, giving US lovely days and nights and
charming mornings and evenings. The bles-
sed rain will be all the more welcome when it
does come. Meantime we shall continue to
favor our readers, gratis, with prognostics of
the weather, thus making the MORNING AP
PEAL, price 90 cents per week, delivered by
the carrier, reliable Family Almanac also
moral and esthetic freside companion and
having the largest circulation of any (morn-
ing) paper published in Ormsby county, job
work done in all its varieties for cash or its
equivalent in the highest style of the printers
art and orders executed with neatness cheer
fitness and dispatch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22
THE EPISCOPAL DANCE BY LUNA 5
RAYS

The pavilion at Treadway's park presented
a very festive appearance last evening.
Among the many beautifcations wrought by
the tasty hands of the refined ladies of the
st. Peters Episcopal church, in said pavilion,
were two locomotive head lights, which We'd
with her nightly majesty, the moon, IN she'd
ding a soft, refulgent light. The dancing
began at about $50 o'clock by music from
Varneys most excellent band. The ton of
the city was represented; and when our re-
porter left, a most mirthful and joyous time
was under way. The ladies were attired in
the simplicity Of elegance; and there is no
denying the fact that Carson can produce
more lastly dressed and more NATURALLY
beautiful ladies than any other place in the
State. The throng was not overwhelming,
but then this party was gotten up more for
quality and quantity. Even to a non dancing
attendant it was pleasure to witness the
unauthorized happiness that prevailed The
participants in this joyous gathering seemed
to be oblivious to all worldly troubles, if they
had any, for the time being Such assem-
blages add much to the refinement of hu-
mainly. How the affair panned out for the
benefit of the church we were unable to learn,
but should Judge, well, The lateness of the
hour prevents us from doing greater justice
to the party, which certainly deserves a whole
column in our journal. But we will conclude
by saying that in point of gentility the dance
was an eminent success.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22
A CHANGE.

Mr.. John F. Pantlind, from San Francisco
will assume charge Of the Ormsby House, on
the LIST of October. Mr.. Pantlind is an ex-
perienced hotel keeper, having been the host
of several of the most fashionable watering
places in California. He will undoubtedly be
successful in his new undertaking, being gen.
tleman who understands himself Mr. Geo.
D. Fryer will hereafter devote his sole atten-
ton to his wholesale house in the northern
part of the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22

FROM GENoA-In our issue of yesterday we
made mention of a contemplated suicide Of
Justice of the Peace futile of Genoa. Up tc
late hour yesterday afternoon nothing had
been heard from him, whether he was dead
or alive. He has frequently threatened to
take his life when in fit of dependency, but
it was believed that this threat had no sig
significance Yet now his friends are alarmed
and fear that he has really committed felo de
Sc.
Mr.. c. L. Anderson, Chief Engineer of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company, left
for his home at San Jose, Cal. last evening,
He takes his draftings and outline map of the
recently completed survey with him, and will
finish his work before he returns, which is
likely to be in about six weeks.
M. Y. McClinton, former attaohe of the
Mint in this city, recently died near st.
Stephens, Nova Scotia, aged 45 years. Mr..
McClinton had been ailing for some time
before he left Carson, and he thought trip to
his native soil would prove beneficial.
BUSES FOR THE WARM SPRINGS. During
this entire day, for the accommodation of the
picnickers Doc Benton will run his buss to
the Springs. Price per round trip, 80 cents.
The Presbyterian Sunday school picnic will
AXE place to-day as per adjournment at
gardens. The signs favor a
delightful time.
Col R. Il. Taylor, the jurist and poet, was
t our city yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22
He DIDN'T LIKE CIDER.

Yesterday mine host of the Orrnsby House
was standing on the sidewalk, watching the
multitudinous stream of animation passing up
and down the street, when he was approached
by very seedy looking individual, who
claimed his acquaintance if we are not in
error, he claimed to be cousin, great many
degrees removed. At the same time mine
host was apprised of the excessive thirst of
his new friend. Mr.. Fryer asked him to
take little whiskey wherewith to quench his
Unsuitable thirst When the seedy man en-
tered the bar of the hotel, he remarked that
he had friend around the corner who was in
a similar plight. The good nature of Mr..
Fryer always predominates, and he told seedy
one No 1 to bring in seedy one No. 2, feat
which was accomplished with wonderful alac-
ri+y, The two thirsty ones filed their glasses
with whiskey to the brim, when Mr. Fryer
With the first one and said
20 My frien9. that's not cider your taking"
60 Cider p says the thirsty cuss, " cider be
ID; | wouldn't drink that much cider
for $50, as hard up as | am" No further in
vitations were extended to the seedy ones;
they were not even asked to stay for dinner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-09-22

A discourse will be delivered by R. D. Rob
erts, in the Court House, on Sunday, Sep
TENDER %, at 2 P. NJ. Subject: "The Great
Milennial Era new thing under the sun. P"
All lovers of truth invited
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NJ" '>"hA>n Sort .lr' Ny ,g,
NHI bn.All II
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Gh,Jut

tNIHiC ~ InCi>rN 'irH -tr.s N..nnt
N.t- .Iftr if... li..i .l.o. ...Ifi.t So t.l
30. fi|. .II |f ttHlnI st.
g. Nu|ltI1 lf.lNnN d. l'r..
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N'rsts, Gay lles, d.
SNatbn,yp.
Sewing NUbt,ts.

SI.j roH WHICH, WILSON, '7l m.".n. 80
tl,iiu.t,l AND iuil. i.i I.l..N u.n
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SllnnttS. ftnnllts.
A -Ur.rOwN ADvERTIsERs

NIv lcnvc hcr lv0r fnr my SrN ~ The only nuIhOr
iy,i ur Town alVo rfi." mcnt offices, m . =,
.2.t~ Broadway. corner of HlT 81, un WI VI .nnl
sos West -i st.. OH o-c Gfnni Opnla HOUSE, ana FUD
sd tv. CORNER oi i1th t., until = T. NJ
NMNNtrI rMMIgr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30
BEFORE THE MIRROR.

Where in her chamber by the Southern sea,
Her tapers light shone soft and silverly
Fair as planet mirrored in the main,
Fresh az a blossom bathed by April rain,
a maiden, ROBBED for restful sleep Alright,
stood in her musing sweetness, pure and white
A some sny spirit in a haunted place;
Her downright eyes, and family flushing face
Viewed in the glass their delicate beauty beam,
Strange az a shadowy dream within a dream.
With fingers lowering like white doves wings,
Mid little, tender signs and murmurings,
Joys scarce articuate speech, her eager hands
foOsed the light conf, the rlnglets golden bands,
1Ill, by their luminous loneliness embraced,
from lly-head to 1.-the and lissome waist,
Poured the free tresses Ike q cascades fall.
Her image answered from the shimmering wall,
answered and deepened, while the gracious charms
Of brow and cheek, barred breast, and dimpling
arms,
TO innocent worship stirred her happy heart;
Her iips-twin rosebud petals blown apart
ouivered, half breathless; then, subdued but
warm,
Around her perfect face, her plant form,
A subtler air seemed gathering, touched with fro
by noany fervid thought, and swift desire,
with dreams of love, that, bee-ike. and went
TO feed the honied core of hfe's contentl
CLOSER toward her mrrored self she pressed
With large, child-eyes and gently painting breast,
1o1cd as flower when May-time breezes pass,
And kissed her own dear image in the glass
Paul II. Hdyne, in GdLd1y.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30
England and Turkey.

The attitude OF the English press, since
the downfall of Turkey has become APP
parent, is almost ludicrous. Nearly all
of them are in mourning. Some are
afraid that Russia may make an alliance
with France. Some fear that an alliance
already exists between Russia and Ger
many. Some are satisfied that Russia
may offer unobjectionable terms of peace,
but that Germany may step in at the
last moment and demand that they be
made more rigorous. The milder pa
pers are disposed to accept the PROPOSE
ton said to have emanated from Lord
Beaconsfeld, that "the powers would
drop the idea OF international control
over the Christian provinces demanded
by the conference, if the Sultan, in re-
turn, were to pledge himself to the pow.
ers to give to the three provinces local
and administrative autonomy, enabling
the population to control the provincial
authorities, and providing courts of ar
bitratlon in case of difference" A few
of them are belligerent and savage in
their declarations.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-30
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
"A Grandfather's Story.

About sixty years ago / was in Paris
TO. che first time in my life. Bonaparte
std fingered at st. Helena and the adj
venturers, good, bad, and Indifferent in
character, who had served in his armies
had not yet lost all hope of the return of
their idol, and consequently had not yet
thought it worth while to settle down
into thorough peace and quietness.
Young Paul Ferrand, whom 1 fire.
quently met at the cafe, and who had
served as Captain at Waterloo, was
sure that the Little Corporal would
COME back again soon. a" You have not
yet beaten him." he would tell me.
laughing. "You sent him to Elba, but
he returned /; you have sent him to st.
Helena, and he will return again. We
shall see."
Ferrand was an exceedingly nice fell
low; and, although he protested to cher
ish an unquenchable hatred for England
snd everything English, he had. by
some means or other become a,tocbo1
TO Alice Rae, young English lady of
my acquaintance, who had been liv-
ing with her mother since the combination
OF peace at Paris, not far from the abode
Of the ex-Captain. And he was alwovs
friendly with me. He would. il is time
abuse my countrymen most unmercifpl'
,ty but he was always particularly cool.
uatured, and whenever he found himsale
saying little too much he would arrest
himself and apologize so heartily that T
never could be angry with HIM. / was
'sione In the French capital, and had few