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THEODORE IILToN says the way the
California ladies gamble IN gold and 9th
er mining stocks is exceedingly distress
ing. to an Eastern visitor. 1t absorbs
s .,s"; at.Insion' snI 'ney .alA aooet the
;~n ,;.. as' w "s 'AoIusion VI 'ssn-
1on' "'e'"'ufe' af' anu amusement
THE jackson (Miss.) Times saws that
Mr.. Slringer, an intelligent colored man,
fifty years Of age, presiding elder in the
African Methodist Church, was cowhided
by two young men, the other day, in the
streets of Grenada, Miss. The assault
was maoe "i'nout any pfovocation OF any
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person is described IN Uncle Toms Cab
IN" Us IN biography. Traits and Incidents
OF various people are combined. 1.-THE
lie OF the hev. j.. Henson furnished many
OF these' out not all. he was not Uncle
ION neither vas any otner one person
tnat know o..
IHE vile OF General Sherman, who
mas oeen Jealous IN the service OF the
!soHan CatnoNc Cnurco, Is 10 receive from
tae Iope 10 coDslueration OF tnat zeal the
do'oeo rose, wnich mas hl'herto been
NC Bestowed only upon very great persons.
Inc Empress OF Austria mas lt-so has
tne queen OF naples ane the Empress
Hugcne'
THAT old hero of the Mexican war,
denesai cnieiss, was immensely touched
anu oe:isueeu ~ inc nearly reception
gwen n,u ~ Auou,n. ne Is sixty'seven
years oio, ou' sun str0hg ana active.
ne plouHns W Aoourn the So'OVo SWORD,
y d;an'nS VII VIII auoy, saPPniIe' anu
VIZ" vas P'escn'eo " hina
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