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CHARGED WITH MuTINY.

NEW YoRE, Feb. 26.-Fourteen of the
crew of the ship Levi u. Burgess, Of Liver
pool, from Tybee, were brought before
Commissioner Shields yester day, charged
with mutiny. and were remanded TO Lud-
low street jail, TO await an examination
The men complain of bad food, bad treat
ment and overwork.
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NEW YORK.

SALE OF BLooDED HORSES.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 27,-At the sale OF Col
McDaniefs thoroughbreds, twelve Harry
Bsssett yearllngs were sold atan average oI
xA60
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CONSUL TO CANADA.

Marshal II. Twetchell, OF Louisiana, OF
Coushatta fame, will be appointed Consul
to Kingston, Canada.
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General Directory
@~~~~~~~~~
KINDS COUNTY COURTS.

CIRcuIr CouRT, lst District at Jackson,
Attn Monday in June and December, 81 days;
I'd District, at Raymond, Sd Monday August
and February, "a days. 5. 5. CalhooE, Judge;
T. B. Briscoe, District Attorney.
CHANoERY CoURT 1st District, at Jackson,
2d District. at Raymond, LIST Monday January
and July, 1s days. E. G. Peyton, Chancellor,
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ONO
DEAD,

CINcNSArt, Feb. al. Anderson, a
prominent capitalist, und brother OF
Maj, Anderson, nf Fort Sumpter fame, Is
dead
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ASSIGNED.

ITHIcA, Feb. 81 -Mudrus, McChain 4 Co.
book sellers and printers, have made Gn AS
signment. Liabilities, $4,000.
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In the Hnuae OF Commons. the colonial
marriage BILL which was opposed by the
Government, was adopted by vote Of lss
TO lBi.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
AssOeisisd Pres DspsteAss 10 Daily Csrsn.
NOON REPORT.
INDIANA.
FOUND GUILTY.

Feb. 27.-Wm, Greenly col
ored, whe killed kelsy, colored last Christ.
mas Eve was found guilty, the jury aflix-
ing the death penalty.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsHIsGToN, Feb. 7.-The latest Euro
pesn advices indicate great uncertainty,
with prospect OF triumph otthe aggressive
party In Russia.
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wAsHrxdToN. Feb. N.-Indidicatio for
the West Gulf States, falling barometer, ex-
cept temporary rise along the Coast;
northerly winds, shifting TO sontherly or
easterly, and warmer; clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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uuANNFL SQUADRON,
ADOPTED.

LoNpoN, Feb. 2T.-The Channel squad
ron ha. arrived at Malta from Glharaltar
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sa,s. THE CITY H0TEL

CornerCamp and COmmOnSfreets, new
Orleans, La.
MUMFORD 4 WATSON, Prop'rs.
THIS Popular Southern Institution Is stu.
ated in the center of Business. Il has
been rcftted and elegantly furnished, and is
now one of the most comfortable and best kept
Hotels in America. s. [nov2S Tiff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08
Tame Ostriches.

OF these huge birds in their domestic
state the author of 1.-The Great Thirst
Land" says: "Thcse strange birds gen.
orally stalked at the head of the process
sion of domestic animals and appeared
to be on most excellent terms with all of
them. Occasionally one would deviate
to the right or left of the track to peck a
mouthful of grass, but as soon as the
drover would leave the road and shout at
it, it would Immediately fall into its
proper place and march forward with the
utmost demure gravity, as if to be guilty
of an Infringement of rules was the last
thing it would think of. Ostriches al
ways have an intensely stupid look, but
they are not nearly such fouls as the un-
initiated would take them for; and al
though the most timid creatures ON the
earth when in state of nature, in cap
tivity or when domesticated. they are
bold and dangerous, more especially the
males. Horse or rider indiscriminately
they will attack, walking up to the object
of their indignation with quiet, measur-
ed stride, never evincing for momeno
the slightest evidence of hostility--in fact,
looking such fools that no one would i'm
aginc them capable of inimical ideas
when with quick movement, done with
great strength and velocity, they raise
their foot and strike forward, the edges
of the toes being so sharp that they will
cut your clothes the whole length of the
stroke. As they are too valuable to be
knocked ON the head, perhaps you turn
to run from them, but their speed is such
that an attempt thus to elude them is USE
less. The only plan then to be pursued
is to throw yourself down and lie still on
your face or back. They cannot kick
you in these positions, but they will jump
on you and trample all over you. While
this operation is going on you may give
vent to your feelings and satisfy your
self-esteem by bestOwing upon them a
few reminders that two can play the same
game"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

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WOman's Secretiveness.

The curious ways that women have of
hiding their money are shown by the Gin
cinnati Commercial. That paper says
Mrs. Hansen put $50 in the oven of her
stove one night to keep it safe. Next
morning after breakfast the national
debt had been diminished exactly that
much. A student of the curious would
find it interesting to note the places in
which wo.nen hide their money. One
excellent and frugal dame used to tuck
her little savings away under corner of
the carpet. The tiny roll Of greenbscks
grew fatter and fatter in the course Of Q
year or two. when the day after it count
ed up 70 $3.50 the house took fire, burned
it to the groued, and again the national
debt wss diminished by q little ROLL Of
wolnsnis pin money. There ~ss that
other careful lady, ton, who used some
times 20 hide her diamood ring betgeen
tso tea caps in the kitehe- cupboard,
soDesines sshind certain brick in the
eellN. and again under the lining AZ N
Old hs, She had divers other psscss Of
safety fer ssr Jewels alsa. the i.ly sro@h.e
s'~anx tA4s zoe hsd 60 nxay kialax places
se~ scr~sissally f<gSs wh~zx SO had
Inst pos h@r prves~xs rArars. 2sa sbexs
every rsn-- ms~fhs suxA& fxnrs 80 kss
ssxn rgAsAs~1. and 10 s19~r uuxiA BE-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

STOCK OF WHISKY IN THE COUNTRY
A recent investigation of the records of the
Internal Revenue Office at Washington,
with reference to the condition Of the
stocks of whisky in the United States,
shows that on the 1st Of January last the
amount of tax-paid spirits in the hands Of
the wholesale dealers and rectifiers was H..
145,270 gallons, but there were several dis
tricts throughout the country from which
reports we're needed to give the exact
amount. 1t will be within bounds to sag
that the quantities returned from these
districts will not augment the number of
gallons in the hxnds Of wholesale
dealers and rectifers beyond 5000 900.
the department 10 - yet unabie to ap-
prs ximais in . satisfactory manner the
stock in the hands Of i5e, 900 retail
hqaos dealers throughout the ceantry,
tboagh " u Psossble TIA; there are sboas
10000. 600 gAllous thus iisirieuted- The
entife stock IN thr eoGctry, exclusive Z
thss in bad. wsl szrcxis exc-ea . o0s.
Go gGlieu.- TA< S~<ntify IN bad .
shsoC' lsose go gslbens. whSeh .~ui1
ss1ag tar ssa.cG ~ chs emznfry O. .a-ezi
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4 ,Ash. aiding 30 s4ier except ~hA'
e.irg- To tie squash A. II i t-ken 10y
handiai- from the water IN which Il Is
washed, cover the kettle closely, s'ir the
sqnash freqHenily to prevent burning,
and whea partially done season with SAT-
and pepper, if desired; if not fine enough
when done cooking mash il, and if cream
is added let it just boil up afterwsrd.
Cooked in this way squash needs no extra
dressing at table.
Another wav ia TO boil or steam the
SQUASH. then mash it with boiled potatoes.
and season with salt, pepper and cream.
And still another way is to cut it in small
pieces, add little water, stew it fine,
sweeten to taste, (boiling the sugar inn
it should be quite juicy when done. To
be eaten the same as apple-ssuce, if pre-.
ferred, the juice of lemon, with or with
out the peel, may he added. Have never
tried squash for preserve, but think 1t
would equal pumpkin preserve. lrecently
saw recipe for that.
In preparing squash for baking, the
skin should be left OH: but for ali tho
other methods of cooking it should be
removed, the inside should always be re-
moved till the firm part only remains.
Occasionally when there is boiled or
steamed squash left from dinner, l
make some pies. For three pies, l take
about pint of strained squash, two we'll
beaten eggs, sufficient sweet milk, add
little cinnamon, stir all we'll together,
sweeten to taste, and bake with an under
crust only. Have made them without
eggs, using trifle more squash. Care
should be taken not to have the squash
too salty when to be used for pics.
For squash biscuit, have two recipes:
First Recipe.-A pint of thin sour
cream, a pint of SQUASH, teas poonful of
salt, and Il level te0SDOOnful OF eQIoratus,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

If we can by honest effort change
way-worn thought to manly purpose, en-
courage the hating mind to correct views,
remove prejudice, enkindle chaste desires
and strengthen noble purpose, our ef-
forts in life shall not be in vain. Feeble
our effort may he, as the breeze that kiss
es the mountain summit; yet it may be
the morning breath thet shall help on its
mission of mercy, virtue and usefulness,
some waiting pilgrim.
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we o,s"iou',on 10 'no n"u's Ana '"en'!
minutes Win "niy 'h!i"eh errors. ihe
best man Al the New loiS iaoie was ye'
mere remafkaoie. lie p"t the whole
two thousand eight hundred and forty
cards bearing the names OF the post-offices
in this State into their proper counties in
one hundred aud i've minutes, with but
single error. Awhile ago, there was
competition tor the vacant chief clerksh'p
at table, and the lowest man of all, by
sheer excellence, took the place.
Nearly all the higher officers Of the
New York post-office have come up from
the ranks. Even Mr.. Pearson, the assist
ant postmaster, rose from clerkship in
the office, and passed through the varioas
grades in the railway postal service (of
which he was one of the originators) be-
fore attaining his present position Mr..
Gay lor, general superintendent of the
city delivery, began as 5000 clerk Mr..
Forester. Superintendent of the registry
department, began as 5000 clerk in the
distribution department also Mr.. Ware
ing, the assistant general superintendent
of the mailing department, tod me
frankly that he came in as porter. Mr..
Yeoman, the superintendent of the same
department, began as stamper, on
salary of three hundred a year, and so on
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h . staple. frank Haa. without asy high
Pse'sntsass 20 AZ Oppressive Greatness
one whs lsses life. and una-ssRxnas Tie
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

A "sHoPLIFrKR" was arrested the other
day In Paris, who bore under his srm
very innocent looking box, seemingly
done up in paper ami tied with cord, but
this box had false bottom, opening and
closing with spring. Its owner would set
il down on two or three small articles while
pretending TO examine something else, ana
when he took up the box again the articles
that hal bern under il were inside il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-08

VEGETABLE 6ALMAGUNDi. - Take An
equal quantity Of carrots and turnips,
cut them the size Of almonds; peel q
dozen small white onions, and put all in
q saucepan with lump Of butter; let
them brown gently; add little gravy
and some mushrooms, French peas, hafi-
cots. tops Of csuliAoser, salt and pepper,
and teas2oonfal Of sugar; let them all
bail geaily, and, just before serving.
thicker the sauce With little four.
srKwEp OrsrEms--Tske each oyster
e@t sey.rstely frua Eqzia; strain juice
% get oat any psece At sasells fhere may
he IN IL. I'D zoe plnf q milk 20 every
saxrs Of Sysssrs; bud nslk sna jaice.
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me aa~gss is hsasanE. pcs 10 syssers. and
sh=s J@ss sexsn@inx ss koil- t<ke - q
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Our Dear Old Flag.

Timothy O'Neil is a patriot. He has
served in one big war and in about five
hundred small ones. He loves the flag
of his country, and he would give his
last chew of tobacco to the American
eagle if the bird screamed for it. He
was walking up Grand River. avenue
when be discovered an old red handker-
chief in the gutter.
"'Tis the blessed emblem of me coun-
try which has been kicked into the ditch
in this degrading manner!" he indig-
nantly muttered, a. he held it out at
arms length. "Shall the dear old stars
and the loving stripes of America be
thus humbled before me eyesi Never
I will shed me blood first!"
The nearest place was o shoe shop.
Timothy entered it and demanded Why
the shoemaker had degraded the flag Of
our Union, and the more he demanded
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row, made the shoemaker kiss the dear
old flag, collected a crowd, and walked
OF between two policemen, singing:
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The b'yes are marching"
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