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First District Convention.

i Democratic Reform Convention for the
FIRST Assembly District, VIII he held at the
house Of G. Brer, in St. Nazians, town OF Eaton.
On saturday the 3lst day Of August next at ~
O'Clock III forenoon, for the purpose OF choosing
t,yo delegates 10 represent said District II the
Congressional Convention 10 be held at Sheboy-
.,,,r on iHa 9Th day Of September next. The
towns co,nprisiI" sad Assembly district viii be
entitled TO delegates as follows schleswg ,;
Eaton ,: cato ,: Necme !: Fraht!tn z; Rock
land !; Liberty !; Maple Grovc2;
Ev ORDER OF DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT,

MANTTowoc COUNTY, CrrT or MaNrrowoc.-ss
In Justices Court
To Peter PruZorSky: Ioa are hereby notified
that a warrant Of attachment has been issued
against you and your property attached 10 satisfy
the demand OF J. ?. PrtcTard amounting 10 two
nunufcu Goil2rs, now, unless you shall appear
before Michael hlrwan, County Judge. with iuTts-
dlctIon of Justice of the peace in and for said
county, al HIS Office in said city or the 18th dav of
september, A D., 1873. ST ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, JNaGmeuI will be rendered against you, and
yoar property sold 20 paw the debt
Dated this 10Th day of August. A D.. ISIS
j. Z. SRlTCHARD, Plaintiff exsep )
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First publication August -, 1857
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

MAEifeFoc COUNTY, CITY OF MASTTovoc-ss. In
iUst.ees Court.
To Leonard SopaT- You are hereby notified that a
warrant Of attachment has been isscsd against you
Sno yo1r property attached 70 satisfy the demand CT
J. :. rritcharG, amounting Il, thrtv-tlye dollars
pcs, unless you shall appear before Michael kirwan
County Judge with jurisdiction of justice OF the
peace 10 aud Tor SAID county. At his office in said city
on the i5th day OF September a. D., lefs, at ten
clock IN the forenoon, Judgment VIII De rendered
sgainst yoa and your property sold pay the debt
Dated tins - day OF August, A.. D., 1878.
IL PRirCHARD Plsinfif. ex-sep
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warrior with imaginary scaips Of rebels
dangling from his belt, denounced the
leached ashes of dead issues. Ay, this
Thersites can rail with the best of them,
but like his prototype, when danger tries
men he is willing to be classed as ''poor
scurvy fellow" To noble deeds this
Corporal Nym is ''timorons and sloth-
full, on paper he is very lion for cour-
age. He crammed himself with few
classical illusions labored to produce q
few high sounding but empty express
ions, published in the ReriesC what his
timidity forbade him to utter on the floor
Of the senate chamber, and distributed
his effusion in sheet form throughout The
state, with a profuseness born of vanity.
He searched all the leading journals of
the country for the pleasing words Sena-
tor Cameron" and for the convenience
of the readers systematically arranged
every favorable comment on, every dis
tant aIlusion to, the obscure man whose
intellect shed q tallow candle fame in
the Rerie,o. Why do not great men
show equal concern for those deeds
which go to make up the history of a
nation3 Hamilton, Webster, Clay and
Lincoln might save their biographers a
world of trouble by showing the same
industry in preserving what the news
papers said Of them.
"Angus" evidently thinks the Irish
are class whom it would be we'll to
sit down on. They are not high in favor
With this man whom, to their shame be
it said, they aided to a position SO much
above his merit, that it suggests the apt
comparison Of stately column crowned
by that toy known as jumpingj jack.
How IS this. descendants OF q nation
which las given to literature snch men
as Burke, Sheridan ana Moore, as de.
scription of you by g man whom you
chose as a representative Of your state
in preference to the liberal Carpenter?
"Tho democratic party without the
south is moral nigDt-soaYange.'s cart
laden with offscourings OF Tipperary
civilization.
This chaste piece of literature. this
charitable and complimentary compari
son is the utterance of the pigmy whom
the Irish helped to honor, aud disgracet
themselves by so doing. Does this nonen
tity believe that the foul mouthings OF
intense bigotry will raise him in the es
timation of those who are wont to carr
at the Irish? Or does he fancy tina
sucl dwellings, which place him be
| meath the poor, ignorant, but generous
Irish laborer, is craftsmanship. 1t is
| characteristic of a small mind to b,
abusive and to rail at the unfortunate
| The South suffered the humiliation oil
defeat, together with having the heart
beat Of many brave spirit forever stilled
But that it has proud people, it woul(
| still reSound with the voice of sorrow. TIL
Irish, in matters Of government and actua
want, have suffered more than any other
class of people that ever worked out it
destiny while eating the bread Of affiici
ion. 1t is dastardly, an outrageous spe
cies of valor that will strike at eithe
because it may be done with impunity.
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First publication August %. 1881

First publication August %, 1S7S.l Nc. 50.
IN PROBATE. y ANTTQWQC COUNTY COURT
In The matter of the of Frederick Christian
Beck, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Julia Scheel,
of Mantle city, representing among other things
that Frederick Christian Beck late of the city of Mani
towoc, the 18th day of August A. D., 1873 at the
city of Mlntowoc, died interstate, leaving goods, chat
tells and estate within this state and that the said pc
utiOuer is surviving sister of said deceased. and
pray that administration of said be Hans
Schcel granted it is ordered that said petition
heard beio ~" '"1G- of this Court Monday the
10th day of Septen Der, D., 1878, at 10 o'clock A.
at Ily office in said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given the
helrs OF SAID deceased, and to all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three Success
I'VE weeks prior 80 said day Of hearing in the Ianito
voc Pilot, weekly newspaper published at the city
OF ManitowOc, IN said county.
Dated at MRnitowoc, the 2st day of August, A. D.,
1878.
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge.
IL. Sibree, Attorney. ex.sep }
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First publication August 5, 1871 No. o..
IN PROBATE. - MANITOWOC COUNTY
L COURT. In the matter OF the estate OF A c.
Tufts, deceased
To all whom il may concern: Letters OF ad-
mlnlStTation on said Estate having been issued TO
John ID. Woodcock, on the 22nd day OF April, \.
D., 1915, and tour months from and after this 5fh
day OF August, ISIS, being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for examination
and alla@anee NOTICE - horeby given that the
undersigned WILL on the first Monday of each of
the said four months next ensuing the date hereof
and also Oh the last day OF the period limited as
aforesaid at the Probate Office in the city Of
Manitowoc, in said county, receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of s persons against
said deceased.
Dated August 9th, 1873.
MICHAEL kIRWAN, County Judge. ex-auc2q
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second Assembly Dist. Convention

Notice (, hereby given, that convention OF
the Second Assembly District will he held at the
village OF Hi,hIcott ON Saturday, August 81
1875. at % O'Clock 4. II. for the purpose OF
clectin2 delegates 70 til" democratic Congress
ignaI District convention to "a held at sh"boy-
gan sept >, 1875. The several towns and wards
~, entitled to representation as follows: Glib
son /: Mjshlccft 3. TWO Greeks l; Coopcrsto"n
). Eossuth ,; Town I~o Rivers 3; Two Rivers
i7t ward Z; 2nl ward !; 30 ward /.
j. IINsTEDT, Chairman.
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First Publication August 8, 1873
GUARDIAN SALE.

IN PROBATE,-MANIT0WO COUNTY COURT.
L In the matter of the estate of Emma and
Anna Hoffman,, minor heirs of Paul Hoffman,,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that by Virtue and in
pursuance OF an order OF license, made in said
ter, on the 9Th day Of August, A b., 1873, by the
County Cont OF said County the undersigned,
guardian OF sad minors of said deceased, will. on
Monday, the End day of September, A. D.. ISIS, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the of
flee of the County Judge,in the city Of Ianitowoc,
in said county, offer for sale, public yendue, all
the interest OF said majors in and to the following
described lands, to-wit: The west one halt of lot
-;4 hes five 90 and all Of lot number eight tsl all
in block number two hundred and seyentysthfee
ts'3 situate lying and being in the city and coun-
~ of Manitowoc, Wis.
The terms of sale wiii DE made known on the
day of sale
D., 1878.
FREDERICK SCHULTZ. Guardian. ex-aue29
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CITY C.ftCUYES.

Democratic caucuscs viii Ia held in the sev-
c.il wards Of this city i'll the following named
places, on Friday evening at 80 O'clock,to eject
delegates to the Assembly District Convention
which meets at the court house il the city Of
ManitOWuc, on Aug. 3lst.
First Ward N Northwestern House.
ssoanud Ward ii the Wndiate House.
Third Na-0 at IngTlsh Hall
Fourth Ward ut the Drcwscn UolIsp
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
CIRCUlT COURT, MANITowoC COUNTY

AnthonT Dahlman,
Plaintiff.
Against
Henry F. BeitZ, He
lena BelitZ, his wife
Rudolph Weise. Hen
~ Stoever, Adolph
Marsch, Emil Jensen,
Charles Stirn. Lewis
Stirn, Allen Johnson
and VIM. McCu!ly.
Defendants.
By virtue OF and pursuant to A Judgment order
Of foreclosure ana sale. rendered in the above en-
titled action on the An day of June. 1871, at
general term OF said Court, held at the Court
House in the city and county of Manitowoc, Wis
consin. shall expose for sale ana sell 81 public
auction 10 the highest bidder, st the Sheriffs OF
fee in the Court House in said city OF MsnitOwac,
on the 3lth day of August, 1875, at 10 o'clock II
the forenoon of that day, all the following des
cribed morris aged premises or so much thereof as
may be sufficient To satisfy the amount adjud ged
TO the plaintiff together with interest. costs ana
expenses OF sale, to-wit: The north half of the
south half of the northeast quarter of the south
east quarter OF section number thirty C}U town
ship mum Der seventeen 10, north of range num-
Der twenty-one GID, east, in said county and state.
containing ten lO acres OF land, according 10 gov
eminent survey.
Dated Sheriis Ofice, Manijowoc, Wis, July End,
1873.
2. MCLHOLLAND,
Sheriff of Mantowoc County, Wis.
T.. y. Treat, plaintiffs Atty- eXauG 20
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If Grant has any doubts that Key is
the proper man for heir apparent, in the
event Of third term, Key stands ready
to remove them by letter. Keys open
or sealed letters are equal if not superior
to Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup.
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TAKEN UP.

By the undersigned, residing i mia north OF
ne city OF Manito.oc on the Eestoto road. on the
lSth OF August, ls7s yedTline heifets and 2year
Old heller. One Is white and red mixed and two
are REG and white spotted. The owner is request
"a ic prove property, pay charges and take the
same away
AKA SMITH
A"zus' lS'hr Iste' exsep5
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THE democrats Endorsed the nomin-
alton made by the groenbackers in the
First District. The District comprises
the counties Of Rock: Walworth, Racine
and Konosha. Parker, the nominee, re-
ceivod - votes out Of % cast. Williams
is the republican nominee.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

L T.
NANITnw0C, August 9Th, 1873.
All persons interested are hereby mortified that
the following tracts and parcels Of land city and
village lots, lying and being situated in the coun-
" of Mauitowoc and State of Wisconsin,. ere sold
for the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the wear
1919 On he sovold Tuesday, being the 9th day of
May, 1875.
Now, therefore, unless the amount OF taxes, in
terest and costs set opposite the several tracts
and parcels of land, city and village lots shall be
paid on or before the ninth day Of hiay, 1874 the
same will be transferred to the buyer, o! his ar
her assigns, according tn the law in such
made ana provided.
JOHN 7. WICKERT.
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The police force of milwaukee, is said
to be highly efficient under the manage
ment of Chief Kennedy. He is receiving
the praise Of republicans as well as Of de-
n1nnratS
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TAKEN Up.

BY the subscriber on Saturday Aug. Eth. sor-
rel horse blind in the left eve Unless redeemed
by the owner the horse will be sold at auction
ten days from date. HUGH MORRISON
Marshall.
han!towuc Aug. - 1873.
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Senatorial Convention.

The delegates elected to the several Assembly
Districts Viii constitute tho delegation for the
l5fh Senatorial District Convention.
- y ions Chairman.
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HARVEST BALL.
AT
kELLN ERSVILJE,

: Harvest Bail will be given at the Hall OF
Michael keilner Mt hellnersEiilt On tne evening.
of September Sth. 1873.
GOOD Music will be in attendance
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Mn. CHANDLER intimates in his letter
p""'"'IioNs - s-v 4,IouIsuu 1ls4.ao14.1.f
that Prof. kleeberger voluntarily resign
ed his position in tie Normal school, He
says that Prof. Kleeberger's determine
ton not to remain in Whitewater was ''of-
ficiaily communicated to the board be-
| fore any action was had relating to Pres.
! Phelps" We do not know what Prof.
! Kloeborgers intentions were. but if he
| did contemplate seF2ring bis connection
With the school in question, The board
FASTENED matters by officially Informing
! him that Sin the light of recent circum-
stances they find it necessary to recon-
mend. that he take his departure. If
| Prof. KleebeIgef had decided not to re-
main and if the board had Trustworthy
! information Of the fact, why were they
guilty OF the discoultasy of discharging
him: Mr.. Chandler processes consider
able concern for the professional reputa-
| ton of those whom sense Of duty forced
! tie board 10 dismiss, and we are given
/ to understand that next to the welfare of
! the school, consideration for the reputa-
! ton OF those who were to be Topped off,
I was uppernust - the minds of the re-
gents. But Prof. KleebergoF 49, sub
| jected to the uncalled for i@aignity Of a
dismissal. Mr.. Chandler attempts to
! Justify the board in its dismissal of Pres.
| Phelps. On what justifable grounds
viii he place the dismissal Of Prof klee-
| berger. The charge OF inetficiency can
not for moment be entertained. Phelps
IS the scape goat of Objectionable admin
istration and detail of management and
these charges can not be made to extend
to Rleebergac unless the board pro-
scrIbcs the opinions OF subordinate TEN
pioycs," The board would never think
of excision fov ''inciting insubordina-
ton. What ollense il the catalogue of
teachers transgressions can Prof. klee-
berger "be charged withaIl" Did the
board in the plcnitude of its power sac-
rifico rrof. hleoberger to appease the
wrath Of a regent whose pride was hurt
by being proved a falsitier, by the very
person who the following morning was
notified that his services were no longer
needed Prof. kleeberger is unques-
tlona5ly one of the best teachers of the
state, and those who know him will not
rest satisfied with any ingeniously con-
cocted tale which accounts for his with
drawal or dismissal from the school on
mere trivial grounds. 1t seems TO those
who have knowledge of the facts in the
matter, that personal enmity deprived the
Whitewater Normal School OF teacher
who Is an ornament to the profession, land
sought to cloud the reputation OF young
man who has few superiors in the bust
ness III which he is engaged.
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\ Sch. torial Convention win be held at the
city offices n the city of Manitowoe at Z NJ of
said day. for the purpose of choosing two dele
gates 10 represent the s2natorial district at the
same congressional convention.
Each assembly ana sem, orial district Is ln-
titled 70 two delegates.
Iy order az the committee,
J. :. ANDERSON, Acting Chairman.
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iiANs Is. ARNER,
Secretary Of State

STATE OF NISCONsIN-MANlTowoC COUNTY, IS.
Notice Is hereby given, in accordance with the
above notice from the Secretary Of State, that at
| the general election to be held in the several
towns. wards, villages and election dis rist Of he
/ county of Manit, Voc III the state OF Wisconsin.
on the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
being the fifth day Of November. a. D.. 1873, the
iO!lp%lng cihters are 10 b. elected, tu.Wit:
= Representative in Congress iof the Fifth Con
gresslonal District, consisting ii the counties of
Dodge, Fond du Lac, ShebOygan and Manitowoc,
III place of Edward ). Bragg whose term of otfc e
Will expire on the fourth day of March, A. D. 1879
A STATE Senator in the Fifteenth senate District
Joseph Rankin, whose term Of Office will expire
on the first Monday of January. A. D.. 1879.
ttcmbaf ~ ASSEMBLY u the Ei~rt Assembly
DlsfHoI, consisting u the iaahR: " Stnie,Wig,
Eaton Cato Meeme, Franklin, RocRlanti Maple
Grove and Liberty, in place of Thomas ThOrnt ON,
whose term of Office will expire on the first Mon
day of January, \. D., 1879.
4 Member of Assembly III the Second Assembly
District consisting oil the TOW na o. ;duzOa, .iish-
ieoIt, Two Creeks, Co0perStown, kossuth, Two
Rivers and the city OF Two Rivers in place of
William +. Nash, whose term Of Office Will expire
OF the first Monday If January, \. D, 1879.
\ VI -Hs Drr - = -SCH.riy ia tue Third Assam bly,
District consisting Of the towns Of newton Cen
teTEihC, MautOe0c Rapihs. Manit0Yoa and the
city OF AanitpFoG, Ia PLACE pt ileGry Wits, whose
term OF office VIII expire on the fist Monday of
January. A -.
\ County Clerk for the county of Mapitovoc. in
place Of John p. Wickcrt. whose term of Office
will expire on the first Monday Of January. 1879.
\ County Treasurer for Manitovoc county in
place Of Gotlicb DAIMLER. those term Of Office viii
expire on the first Monday of January A. D. 1879
Sheriff for Mantow0c county in place OF Peter
Nj whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January, A. D.. 1879
Register of Deeds for Manitowoc county, in
place of John psnen. whose term OF Office viii
pre- on the first Monday of January, A. D.. 1879
District Attorney for the county of ManitOwoc
in place OF Adolph j. Schmitz. whose term of Of
ice viii expire on the first Monday Of January
A. D.. 1879
ACounty Surveyor for Manitowoc county in place
OF John . HHTa. whose term OF office iii expire
on the first Monday of January. \. D., 1879
Coroner for Manitowoc county in place of
franz simon, whose term OF Office viii expire on
the nrst Monday OF January, \. D, 1879.
Said election to be conducted. the votes can
VaS>ed, and returns made pursuant 10 law
Dated, Sheriff Office, Manitowoc, Wis, August
18th. 1878
p. MULHOLLANp
Sheriff II Mant lvoc County
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

Republican Assembly, District Conventions
viii br huld On ~aIuT'.as ,t-'~------
ANtIo'r sItslriyt places
forthc purpose Of choosing delegates to the
congressional convention to bc held at the court
house in the city Of Shcboyaan on September
9TH AZ | O'Clock =. ".
FIRST District at the Office of DR.. o'tomcl, in
fhc town of CATO,
SECOND District 1T tie bot,l Of }. Krainik, in
the town of kUsauth.
MauitOyy0c.
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irish Nolf Hounds.


y pan "I "ol h"uh''S We're sent from
hh1I'nu # II / PIe9tnV 70 ',i AII' lleIlH o.'-
tt' " -t'IlIVill'il Mho INt,t ~ hIH P''-
ptitN' HdiiltN nl lilill Nt" 1"pt lh' oP-
posiit poInt M ,And iarIng and S"uth "i
f"fl 9lltIllIl-' NiI'lli'' ~ Ile liIo"'l y l'I'
Mili'lt9ojd y .i> II,rr.
bo',l ''-N "e't 'lile 9pt'iH!''l9 oi ,IIe''
nooiG hi'l'i IIl'ri lII7el ana i,t7' e! [liII'
llle dtti llouiil' ~ Miille t4udIiN luich Y
lhell lllolioAS. htE "e[t all"Ii -hdht'I
aiiu nllll''ic l-'"Ii WHIT lllt i""hF St.-
Io"l9l cuIoi iIlI Ii"ih "AI''i rd,lio HIN
naiht, WHY '-ti WI 'lu,GH IId|
piiIl''Ie. tl l!'"cii ol 'il' puI''l Vi ti'
oI'eIith pI''o"il9uliu, Iie!I n'a"9 wei
Hlle I'M dlliiiIdl' III illatG"r't ~
"'Ii'N 'lcI' lt9tillol"iirc tll"g'' oi i-ioii
VIZ tAtepIl"hai,H iIIgnolS dh'l "l 7til
efouS nature WillIf Tiger va l4il"ttH
Nloltht' JtaIouS ana reNehStlui. ne was
HUV 70 oc II iu'le'!, dll'l coun' ilot Tc u'9o'l
PLlheo OF uoIAeSIlcalfd, 'Le iI7ll ! nd'
df9cIlned 70 ine' Nhelf' M,l.loul rd'lSe'
uliIeSs lealou'y' ne dltdchtu NJ li"slcl u
tne oliliil? room Mr; nIpItf ilaN III olllS
! Ial7t clldlr Nllh "licIl Y ''eItil'' lillii
stn' Mh'le lSeI Iou3Ill III t"fHgS.. MY ~ ~
u:I IiIie ne pecailie 50 odi7eIocS 'Ii"' ~
oIpIty lad 70 HhooI nm @ IedS InS iloll liLS
master haPPs l!ieh't "ilu oolili''liloll
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A French Duel


oi Aty l"1r. ouo,Iu- ha9 -our Nrr.
MAca out " ta~I.. " "ta o... .td.E i".ls,
ami almost exclusively confined to'"of-
ndiI~ts. politicians, amt officers. !. tHe
Jochrh CLUB Nrrc roIIcd # "ouia doubt
lr~1 hr found VIA, II +ts 600 mcmncr1 tullE
30o h1Ee ncEcr hccn oHt Eycn III th"
ana \ man NJ -ood temper can -o thro
The WAolr OF his career without getting
cartel, unless Ae is 5" Wlurhl as 10 meet
win hrnto "ho n maiicou5.y hcnt on
fastening a quarrel on ENm. AnnStinrr
" tAlS -"rt. winch occurred about fifteen
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Quite tragic affair took place on Head
EIarbor Island near Machias short time
ago. Mr.. Washington Alley gave one of
his sons, about fifteen years Of age, a fear
ful beating with boot. After the row
was over MI. Alley went on board of
vessel, where he remained until near night.
The son in the meantime loaded gun,
and remarked to his brother that it was
not to shoot a crow. He then kept watch
of his father, and as soon as he came with
in gun shot Of the house he fired Fifteen
shot took effect None of them proved
fatal. A physician was called in and re-
moved the most of them and dressed the
wounds. Mr.. Alley has agreed to do no
more booting, and the son no more shoot
ing
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Gong to See People.

Many are the miScries forced upon us
10y the terms Of the mcodifed but re
/ lcntlcss social law under which we live I;
many are the dire evils which, I'M the
operation ot ths law, we arr compelled
TO bear But Of the Whole bad lot, none
is more saddening, more wearing, than
the misery Of gong 10 see people. OF
course every Weil-ieguiated person, hay-
lng nature unsecured bE cynciSm, and
possessing a heart in which Is cognlIa-
dblc quantity u affection tor mankind.
must cherish some few friends Id Nisit
whom ever IL resttui pleasure thing
to be looked forward to with quiet delight
and treasured as a satisfying memory.
! Unfortunately. the mass Of visits which
weak lnortalS arc compelled to BAY are
not NJ this Sort They are thr stern in-
cyitablc visits which have Ill. ut thc awful
solcmnity Of 4 walk in advance of 4 firing
party, with mutticd drums heating and a
band swinging along mOurnluly t. The
music II the dead march visits ~ people
at BEST utterly unntcrcotn-, and rang
MI thence downward to uttcTV hateful
VISITS which call forth an involuntary hut
most lrrvcnt petition, in the narrowing
interval bctWiAt the ringing of the hcli
and the opening OF the door, that the ser
Want may s7Un,i Tho glad words, ''uut ut
home. and mn permit the sacrifice tn take
the torn NJ chccuuliN surrendered card.
lnd THANKS to another social convention.
TINS grateful mode Of release IL uot uu-
usual out Of evil sometimes comes good.
and society lies now and then 70 produce
tho negative happiness that h born ot