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IN tbs Tas~rn.Ci. On Tuesday evening.
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worthy Object. Mr.. Cough becomes even
more irryid in hi- appeals on behalf Of
his favorite theme IA he grows Older,
and cannot but look back over his ca
rcer with great satisfaction and gratitude.
to think of the good he has done.-Mass
Pioughman.
OLIVE LOGAN says in one of her letters
from London that one of the most sue
cessful advocates in England to-day is an
Amercan-JudahP p. Benjamin. formerly
Secretary of State to Jefferson Davis. lie
is literally run down with business, and
turns people with their hands full of gold
away from his doors every day, simply
because he has no time to attend to their
cases. He earns matter of one hundred
thousand dollars every year, and could
earn more if he could put legal extern
sion on the twenty-four hours.
A CORRESPONDENT, in letter to the
Rocky Mountain Neacs, says in very ef-
fusive description Of Mary Clemmer, that
she is the most popular as we'll as the
best paid newspaper writer now, and that
she is not only the most thoroughly
womanly of wor,en, but 'that her con.
vcrsation is like the air of June morn
ing, redOlent with the air Of apple-blos-r
SONS and musical with the songs of
spring birds" 1t is not often that one
woman, and least of all literary woman,
speaks in this manner of another woman.
ONE Of Hayes, friends says of him
81 consider him the luckiest man in
America. He is Fortunes darling. l
never saw an indication that he wanted
position, but it has somehow always
seemed to come to him. He has always
got just what he wanted, and has been
in exalted positions all his life. He is
man of destiny. He believes implicitly
in his own good fortune, and we'll he
may. There is quaint vain of SUPER
stition in his character. ! suppose we
all are superstiti0us, more or less, if we'll
only admit it."
COLONEL T. w. HIGGINsoN believes in
the higher education of women, and has
laborcd early and late in behalf of woman
suffrage. He makes this little remark in
the W0man's Journal:--No woman in
America has been so petted by the public
for long series Of years as Anna Dick
ipsnn; and she repaid that kindness by
many noble appeals for right and truth.
II now she wishes to exchange that laurel
for another, be it so; if she is right in her
self-estimatc, che is sure of her triumph;
but let her not, in any case, turn aside to
hurl epithets at those who simply an
nounce that the new laurel is not vet
won.
Our minister to the French Govern
ment, having declined a testimonial from
the Emperor of Germany, he has been
highly complimented for doing SO by one
of our contemporaries, who says: at is
Yu"u w kHOW tuat tUeTe Is AZ least one
Republican statesman who can refuse a
present" But We have yet to hear of
any diplomatic representative of this
country. either Republican or Democrat,
who accepted present from foreign
government. The Law fortids il, and
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matter. II was On credit to him Ia ~
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