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DI>ElsrCE COURT.
Second Assignment 81 CAses, March
J.rm. 1873, SOu. colbert srOHier,
Jua. e; r. - Lowe SheIia: NcJown
HAN, lie X.


term, 1879, sou. colbert croHier,
Jua.e: q. - Lowe SheIiA: NcJown
HAN, IIerk.
MONDAY MARCH Il, 1879.
$500 Jacob Bsde, W.. Dennis Mooney.
e97s Georg. =. Woodward vs. Thomas Eayes
7oI4 anne vs. tIcena t'eusley 1t al.
1886 H,uGeI>on IL. boaes vs. Jonn J. Borgess.
7ijO Z. /. + rnsworih VS.. c. F. W. Das Ter
~ J"li. -. Il .chaTdscn " Charles Wilson.
5iys stn,rll MIIin v. "a isaret Cans on
Tuesday, MARCH Is, 1879.
G3S6 r. H. n So =. l. J Meyers IL al,
400 Join N,sD.tNs Elc.ua Hen>iey Il al.
"a Nm ,,aIk ~. Ihom > Moonlight.
546' q bl. 40 NsicT ~ LeaNrn IT. my
100 l. Nrt der liI>s u ss. T.. q. l. We
ga JoUu QaI-n ". Thomas J. Dazzling, ad.
nlIl-t.a'tIr, &C.
7l72 II. = koun At al " Levi Brns ein.
1lIS Kansas VI sIutt sick KeiieI Association
~ Fr.tuE NJ. Gu."l e. a.
7i75 ann Il pTmIs ~ 4. - Ilz|i liam ct al.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ~, 1873.
7I67 -. ". Id=, Receiver, &c, vs. Annie b.
Haidefn-n.
7l7s Joun * Faulkner ct al. VS.. Levi Bald
747s u GIeeIish v. City OF Lasvenworth.
s4>. > 4z,bvIn Porte ~ A. c Forte.
siS5 GeorSv L. Mesder ei ai- vs. IL Il Grover
.ig2 Gro inc g b>on, etc.,vs. City OF Wyan
datr-
75r7 PAItick Owls ". 'sa Reeve
sisJ Hslnsh smith etc. et al. NsC X. |. j Z,
7;s5 KG,h A In lie W George Ummethun.
.5J1 emory l. Gore vs. Henry ID smiIh ell
al.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, isse.
.59 Henry Mckenzie vs. Lawrence Ken
75!e PAU 4. Havens etc vs. Michael ZIch-
;5Is J. :. ESsns ct al. W N. l. Bnlkley.
= SIDNEY Carson " Charles Conrad.
9I5 envy Mckenzie vs. RUFUS j. "a4orioge
81 III.
-5!s Pho,nix Mutual Lie lns. Go. vs. Augusta
A.omith al al
.5Is WIN Cans on vs. Leav@nworth county.
FRIDAY, MARCH ., So.
6lO7 New York Lie Insurance Co. vs.. Al.
Iiance Mutual Life Insurance co.
S.6--Jonu D. LASH ". Martin Bruwni ct al.
.i4 Fannie SIel art vs.. fIcLz IA Patterson.
ga >ancy Mi,uer w. Ohm Misnsr
.i,6 R.b.eca Ana Day.Gs vs.. William II.
Dayids.
,iSs Ellzan.th Porter vs. &C. No:tar.
.Is5 Juo ". AcSIacken vs.. Wm j. lohe
.Is, Minnie Bradshaw vs. Vim. . Bradshaw.
s5I0 Aiic- l. Thompson W. Samuel h.
THomi son.
-2s9 Wm CraIls.on vs.. Matthew Ryan.
ZOOS jacob q siser " J. =. VA = Iukie ct al
.SsI Mary J. Lsmber W. III. NJ. leas ct al.
TEURsDAY. MARCH q, 1873
6-qS Mary T. Ols.ny.. Dennis Mooney ct al.
7SS7 May =. % sen w. ennis Mooney.
5.SS Mary E.O.sen vs.. Mary McCGIty.
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LEWIS Is FREE.

For the Jury fn the District Court
Vest rdaS Pronounced Him Not
Ganty-Gther Proc, edings In That
Tribunal
State vs.. Davis-Continued by consent and
by consent defendant released upon his
own Tecognixance.
5 ste vs.. Greene-Ssme entry.
Leslie VI. Smlth-Jury found the following
verdict:
We, the jury, find for the plaintiff and as.
sess the damages 70 the plaintiff al the sum
OF twenty dol airs.
]. F. Brink. Foreman.
pefendant gave notice CT a motion for q
new rial.
Sit ". Robinson Jury returned the fol-
losing veTdic:
petty larcen.
JOSHUA TURNER, Foreman.
Elizabeth F. Bu key VS.. Henry 7. Green
and Benjamin Simpson-on trial by jary.
TIE LRwIs CASE.
The argument in the Lewis case was con
cluded yes erdsy morning, and after being
out about tw, pty minutes, the jury returned
q verdict OF not EuiI Y. From TIE testimony
given the jury could have broug ~ IN ne
other verdict, and the murder OF Dlliafu
Green Will probably remain forever unaveu'
ged.
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On fer oregon.

A number OF young men employed by
NessTs. Kelley q Nv, IhsIdy for their cattle
drive In Ofe- O., ieIt ior Ii. nOTthW est cOun-
try Ne~I.Tt ~ aii"Inoan HEY went acfO-s
the TIN.T AID took tie X. /. 81 10. 81 e A..
tram Ior omaha. from wII.Ie the! viii TAX.
lH. Uni n Pac TIC Tor an Francisco. From
Their. lL.l VIII 4 kS steamer for The grounds
They VIII he gone A.NeTsI mo tbs. BalIa~,
DI.-or. VIII b. the rendezvous. Iue party
includes Nh EveIhaIus : sDn, DICK New by,
Flank Mum hy and flvs- or sIA Others.
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..rhe nuvc.tigasaen.n

Though the Investigation of election frauds
is still going on in Washington, the people of
tine great and prosperous west are not agitat-
ed very much over the title OF Hayes 10 the
Presidency-what they want 10 know Is
where to go during the summer Tor recreation
and pleasure-and Ms usual the Old Reliable
Hannibal ST. Joseph Railroad comes TO the
front and Offers cheaper rates, close connec.
tons and through cars from the Missouri Xiv.
er To the principal places OF interest in the
North, south and East Through day coaches
aud Pullman sleeping cars are run from Mis-
souri, River points To Chicago, via Quincy,
land the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail.
ruad) making connections with ali lines TO the
north and east, also with the different steam
bOat lines on the Great Lakes. This Is the
onlv line Offering = through day coach ands
Pullman sleeping car from the Missouri river
to Toledo, Onio, (via the WabashD without
change, making close connections with rail
lines to all points east. direct connections
made with boat for Put.in-Bsy, tthe SaTato-
"a OF the west) This Is si-e the Only line OF.
feripg q through day coach from Kansas City
to Indianapolis without eha.ee-maktng close
competitions with all lines east and south
Pieasure-seekers, business men and the pub
lie generally should remember this tact and
purchase their tickets accordingly. For ssle
a all Offices in the west- For maps, ume-ta-
blee, rates, ETC., call on or address,
c. y. LEE,
Western Pan. Agent: Kansas CITY,
T. PENFIELD,
Cent PaA Agent. Hannibal.
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Thu fol Owing Is jne .l-J oil property trans
f p - TvcOT4ed ,sUcTday Ia the oIiico OF the
REGISTER OF tD's:
ChaI.e, SITon- a vie, of Reno, to Fred
ellCk j. - on, 1 al Same A. Ce, the iO4
10" .LI-- Gv- IBo,d Piece a.Uu Us.Icci OI ianu:
InC IO..nH,sI quaIieT UI SCION Il, tO~ a
snip ., 20 g., rs...sy -, east, cunt 4IAIns 10,
al L., Il 20 a.
lnpn.4s a.. PTIce and vile, To l., j Hum.
pAI.k-, LHy 10. UAln- ii sc.lD-u piece ..Bu
pared Ui LIANT /: Iuu-Oa is>e qua IeT oi IiIr
Lo.J..-t qu-ItvT 81 =. c.IOH IL, Ion usnIp 40
raIa-c-s,v NJ ~ ILy TX 4, iucI pa me- luIaIi
cOnsalnIAs GOr.y s.cIes, nuOTv OF Ies-, $50.
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TbeEeturn ,t.n.sdd Flows.

The ODD Fellows u 10 went to Topeka yes
teIUay myInI returned yesterday aiI.r-
non, ana, PRECEDED bH The istu lniahtiS
IaItd HlaTchgd 10 Cdd FeIB&s Hail. where
Jr,y dI- Baudyd lac. - IA lLiauIy bsD0 /,
"A Bew one - tn u, ana The tup IL To, eEa
WAS th- nT>I umr IL has b an prominent
Win cur Is.-pp.e III M, mBeTs are ali n ssI
class musicians ana Ia IL am imp essIon
dunno the sNcuTsIpu thai II ~ IaSuT.tDie that
The ~ Ie oI IIus.c Ih'y pTOoucS WI De IN de
manu- on al 100 IaTtaIat 'CCas4O.-s ~ItLS al .
IIsIlc pIE ing II uSCL >s,Ty.
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.rhe FIR, Dos. I've. Il e,,.s.-
Trial Bottles Dr: swsyne's Compound syruI

lrlal botties III. SMaN ne . Sohpouno syrup
of Wild Cherry, % Cents.
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before deyel.
oping a fatal pu mOnary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, OF
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, &c, no remedy is
so prompt an etfeciual AZ "Dr. Swayne's
Compound syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for
many years. and 1t Is proved Ia be very relia-
ble and -fficacious in the treatment oi severe
and long standing coughs. j know of two
patients, now IN comfortable health, and
who but for its use / consider would not he
living. ISAAC =. HkRBEIN, NJ. ID.
-trtustown, B-rks county, Pa
PItce-Trial bottles, p cents; large size. q
or six for So A single IS cent bottle Will Oft
enIlmes cure q recent c'Ugh or cold, and
tnus prevent much suffering ami fisk OF life.
Prepared only by DIR. Sw.yne son, Phlls-
pel Jbia Sold by leading DrD ds's IN Leav-
ca y orih, by Arnold & Hunt Campbell and
y.ndrirk wed fri sun IL "
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Wbsie.sIe DruXs.

MessrS. Arnold & Hunt, wholesale drug
giSts On Delaware sire ell, between Main and
Second, are bu ding NJ NICE trade Trey
carry a laIg. ana ompiele stock of every
thin IN TINS line, ii q Say la. prospects Tor
the Spring ara summer were never better.
Dealers ia drugs ihTOu- bout the state would
do well TO Sc Il their orceTs to this firm.
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Asbanfe fn the wnusicu

Mr.. Frank Robinson has assumed the en-
tire charge # the popular MtusIon Hous-
having purchas+ Il Col. Geo. l.. DeBma in
tertst herein. Mr.. INoD4uson has had year
of experience ia hotel management, and
Will We are sorry TO loe Col. Deuman we
are glad To n ye gai Ell Mr. Robinson, and
tie Marion viii continue 10 grow in popu
laTlty with the public
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DOLDE-I OEHSAN-At the residence o:
the DTIu,'s patents, LssT.uce Avenue be-
tween Oak and " alIiu, 10y The k-v. W. y.
Pa. e, NJ svBIE DOIdC, Oi EIIsnoIin, al
g. Iss NINA Bu, sam. oi Jh4s IgA. hr HUin-
I vi guest, IEt='LI VA, SsIN LARGE sud al
ter O. e. CJsIsC!NslO4 OI the ceremony lie CON-
pany srg dosa To SsB eIet ana wedding Iv II.
1tse residence JIte naEpy couple Win herr
alter -" "a l. I~Wor.I, IOr which pIaue They
lei Yesterday
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The Impeachment Scheme Voted
Down By the Ch m Der Of Deputies.

The Impeachment Scheme Voted
Down BY the Cham Der Of Deputies.
VERSAILLES, March 13.-The report of
the electoral commission in favor OF the
impeachment of the De Broglie and Roche
bault cabinets came up,,for discussion in The
Chamber Of Deputies to day. RefJre the
session OF the Chamber began the bureau of
the Left met and settled the terms
Of the order of the day to be moved if the
impeachment Was negatived, fixing q
stigma upon the members of the De Broglie
and Roch, b4ult minis ries. When the
chamber met there was an enormous attend
ance OF deputies, senators and spectstors.
Deputy Lengle submitted a resolution for a
committee to inquire into the causes OF the
fluctuation OF 5 per cent. rentes between
February 22l aud February 9th when the
rumors Of their CONVEX siOn were current
and demanded urgency upon it. The ur-
eency was defea ed, and the report Of the
electoral commission was then submitted
and Renault sscended the tribune to OPP
posed the Impeachment. Brisson followed
Rsnault
IN FAVOR OF IMPEACHMENT.
He stated that documents existed against
the ministry of tie 10Th Of Nay which
were not inserted in the report, because
they were only discovered on tn, sday. He
charged the De Broglie and Rochebault
cabinets with preparing for cup d et1t
ard concluded by moving the iupeach
ment of those ministries.
Washington, President of the council,
said the present ministry on its accession
found two burning questions. One, amnesty,
was happily settled. He hoped to, days
proceedings would dispose of the other
BRIssoR's REPORT.
would remain in hi,tory as the statement
of the guilt Of incriminsted ministers.
Their offrnse was great, but their prosecu
ton would procure an agitation difficult to
allsy. The country was tired # purely
political gues ions. The government asked
the Chamber to place on its order of the
day, important bills upon public works, in
structiOn,. the army and tariffs. France
thirsted after order as well as liberty. In
conclusion WaddiDgton stated that If the
Chsmbers pronounced sgaiDst the views Of
the government The latter woul dretire from
Office
Rrissor quoted the order of the day adj
dressed last Dec mber, to the commanders
of several army corps at the time when
France was perfectly quiet making ar
for the increase OF the garrison
of Paris BY twenty five regiments. Fioquent
70 oliei 10 Waddington. Lep-re, minister Of
the interior, followed, mainly repeating
argument. Maderde Mslljan
strongly advC Gated impeachment. vote
was then taken and the Impeachment was
rejected by q vote Of 3l7 to l59.
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There is economy in buying Dr. Price 5
Special Fiayoring extracts, as they are The
most natural fiayn made, and in strength,
quality and quantity they cannot be equal
led nv any other h4vorins extract IN the
market.
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.rrnetf'r SEs-actz ga
ran1sI Pare.

ne money an any O'rer ~
ssI!oI. IS Cen -OIs "a iOu tIrs
bought o u mo- DciT. - .
money vii be refunded Good
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P{EAIEE

rosie q Elacx~el's. -.-. 80. 81
ga 2 PeETin's Sauces, aod Kerr
IcnaL- s,.--sup.
'tey SCzzr { red Ham. Baco-
ShSIlce- a. 'r-skfzst SacG7.
ChCic. J. NJ. -
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roy SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TheCurrency Question.

Notwithstanding the fact that thousands OF
our people are At present worrying thein-
seIy,, aimost to death over the Se1ed 4ues-
ton, even to the extent of ueglectlng their
business, their homes anu their duiy to their
families, there are till thousands upon thou-
sands of smart, nsrti WORK lug, int iigeDt men
pouripy into the great Arkansas Valley, the
tSar,ieu of Inc West where the Atchison, To-
reks 4 Santa Fe Railroad offers them their
cnoice of . 90 acres OF the finest farming
Lands in the world AT almost their own prices.
III YOU d. not believe IL, write TO the under
sisped, who wall tell ycu where You Can ct
q cheap land expi uIing ticket, and how, al a
moderate expense, you can se- for yoarsen
and t,a convinced. W. +. WHITE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
rOneka Kansas
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A sure 1'hluR.

Dr. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted 10 cure Gonnornoea, Giset,ccr
dee Striciures, Diseases OF the X idney., h adj
der and Urinary organs OF males and IL
males
Dr. Hunters Specific No. Is a sure remedy
Tor tie SperInstoThGs, seminal Weakness
nightly emissions the loss OF power, caused
by se.f-abuSe OF excessive indulgence. Price
OF Dr. HUI t,r's Sp cific s. per bottle, luJ,c
ton, 81 per bottle. sent every hsre Uy tx
pres In. j. Dinsoeer, sole proprietor, No
as North Seventh street, II. Louis, Missouri
send iso stamp for realise. Cure guisrsf-
tet-i or the money refunded.
Tbeo. Esersiord. Agent, Lsasen worth,
KarssS mayl2s-dAw.
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= lI-ASs ~
EEkENf.
YEAST POWDERS

Harrops .....-...-.IO. 2OH;J
rsE - .....-.......-.- %, - -
Z. .ns Dvight's Bakins Soda. Is
HASREES.
The largest 7sSGEtueat ever kept ~
sale "a this CITY,
S1rlerI I'D, market. lsunfrg
Cbi.iren's s-Eoo.. md clothes
p..ks
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LzFg-ss sEl1r---1t =T-s B-rs q
srry. ed 90 v-~r eHp-z-.-
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"WHAT EVERYBODY KEoUIRES'-A GOOD
CATHaRTIC AND ASTI-BILIoUs MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward OH
many distressing complaints, by using
.-wayns's Tar end SaTsspsrilla Pills" Cure
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious.
ness, lad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints OF the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
costiy.- as il the case with many other pur.
gstives. Prepared only by DIR. SwayDe & Son,
Philadelphia, and sold al IS cents a box by
leading druggists. Sold at Wholesale by Ar
MOLD HUST, Druggists. and retail by
Campbell and ksndrt"s we-fr-suSv
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ETAEJE

Tobacco, we retail az whole
sale prices.
' TO re-r .. gallon
Better Goods and more for
Mustard, for la " cents, malt
Paris and Cement. Any goods
lurned Al our expense and the
--orfh rae - charge
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CRACKER .
WOODEN wAHE

Nd x.c2t NaIIeIy o. NII,.a4 l-T7sl
enuras. pine and cedar kzaA-
kins, butter, tubs, sugar,
buckets and boxes.
&C lss VEI5e Cashmere Sos ----- y
S bars Savon So, for $3.50 u
2, bars S,zrdar4 d .....-. ! ~
- BARS No. ! Pain ..-...-. y.
F-=zh Bu-.-r. F-.., CEils Is
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O'Laary left the track on his PIC mile.
IL. aiierward returned To he II OK AID
walked one lap and rerirei from 1 con-
test, having walked 2l5 miles, q lsp- aud
10 yards. As he leiI ih- track Ia remarked
to the SCOTS, I'm of lie was very
sick and Was Immediately driven to the
MetIounlitan Hntrl
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wILHoFTs FEWER AND AGUE ToNIC-This
m oicIne Is used uy construction companies
for the ben, Mt OF tbs ir .mpioyes, when en-
gagged in mslarial districts The high, u tes.
trnionials have been given hy contractors
and by tn. Presidents OF some of the leadiDs
raiIIo Ids in the south al Il West. when men
are couur gated In lsrge numbers In The
n.igh borhood of swemps and rivers. Will
ho,I' 5 Tonic Will prove "A valuable addition
10 the siocE of medici 1es. and Will amply re-
ward the company IN the saving OF time, Ia
hnr and moneS. We recommend IL TO all.
wHEELoCK, EINLAY & Co Proprietors, New
o leans
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Fhe wind backed around gradually toward
the north ard northwest, and at noon had
moderated 80 that there was no further
tanrer
One or two Of the vessels that we're on
Browns We're blown across the open sea
six miles 10 Georges.
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REroETs OF PRE.IDING ELDERS.

l. treHiI :, cont uueC.
j Sba~, coGIIGuru-
-. 4. stes,tn, cUuiIt ued.
}. II kaoN, continued.
y. Green, continue
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Mr. CsToIhers, OF the kirwIn district, read
his report
Tire condition of the wo;k in this district
Is generally ia n prDspeE ou- condition.
At severed places in t3e district consider
Tb Nit I'D II elements exist, but owing 10
the ant at church organic It ons-du. to the
failure % the conference To .upply preachers
-nIu>I at thu people h We united with soc Z.
ties of other denominations Throughout
tee di~trs't Ut lar, how Yer. the work OF
the district II IT, "a very prosperous cOndl ton.
The several Ministers of The Il strict We're
called, and their ch sracirr passed.
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New YORK, Ma!ch Il An &C iient &C.
CURED at GIlmore's ,rden, csu-iny
panic and fearful excitement. At S:23
o'clock, while there were nearly 10000 leJ-
PIE in the building, 3 crash Was heard and
lJns section OF The upper gallery on
the south floor suddenly sank with mass
of rrussling humanity on il. There aro-r
shrieks, pr syers and curses and 4 panic
elsuei aud meu rushed fr,nli-iliy around.
4 rush IS IN ade for the door, and
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The Field of Honor.
London Telegraph.

Mnki Bacsi was the champion
ssdrinkisp Of the Bacska Comitat, 0
Hungarian county, justly renowned for
the excellence Of its wines and the alb
sorbent capacities Of its inhabitants
For many years past lie had frequent
ed q famous hosiery IN Szegcdin, and
earned the revercnt admiration Of his
fellow citizens by the magnificent per-
severance he exhibited III emptying
bottle after bottle. But as old age
crept upon him, his powers Of ingnrgi
tation sensbly diminished, and with
them his spirits. A few days ago be
was invited 10 q wedding feast at
Microscopic, and when he took his
place at table found set before him a
lniphty glass holding three pints Of
wine THIS, SO the host told him, he
was expected to drain Of its generous
contents az often as a toast should be
proposed to the general company He
cast gloomy glance at the gigantic
beakcr, sighed sleepily and sat him
sadly down, saying: Lads, | am
about to die feel it. ! shall have
a stroke if | drink glass for glass with
you out Of this 'pokal' for couple Of
hours. But will drink, nevertheless;
II il for the honor Of the Bacska. In
heavens name, than, 50 be it! A man
can die but once!n Turning 10 the
innkeeper's wife he added, Get me a
bed ready, that ] may die in quiet
When the time shall GENE viii
stretch myself out aud give up the
ghostp As soon as he ha seen the
bed prepared he began to drink as
maldully az Of yore, challenged his
friends succcssively 10 edo him rea.
s0n," and was the merriest wedding
guest of them all About midnight be
arose, embraced his entertainers, aud
took tender leave Of all present
Then he settled himself again 10 the
carouse and drank on for another two
hours, at the expiration Of which he
asked 10 be conveyed to his resting
place. Two stalwart yonng fellows
carried him to the bed and gently laid
him down upon it. His head sank up
on his breast--hc uttered one deep
grean aud expired.
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Ve" Schaack, Stevenson 81 Co., Whole sn Ia
ufhcturers' prices. '
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be something.

It is the duty of every one to take
some active part as an actor on the
stage Of life Some seem to think
that they can vegetate, as it were,
without being anything nparticular
Man was not made to rust out his life.
1t is expected he should "act swell his
part He must be something. He
has work To perform which it is his
duty to attend to. We are not placed
here to grow up, pass through the va.
rions stages Of lie, and then die with
out having done anything for the ben,
eft OF the human race Is man 10
be brought up in idlencss? Is he to
hive upon the wealth which his ances-
tors have acquired by frugal industry?
Is lie placed here to pass through life
all antomatoul Has he nothing to
perform as citizen of world? A
man who does nothing is a mere oi-
pher. He does not fulfill the oblga
tions for which he was sent into the
world, and, when he dies, he has not
finished the work that was given for
him to do. He is a mere blank in Gre
alton. Some are born with riches and
honors upon their heads; bat does il
follow that they have nothing tic do in
their career through life? There are
certain duties for every one to per,
form. Be something. Don't live like
hermit, aud die unregretted.
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L The United States Mining law and Land
ofite Instructions hereunder. Each section OF
the law Is immediately followed by the Land Office
Instructions relating thereto, This il conven-
lent arrangement, 1t avoids turning several
pages when the instructions are consulted in con.
Hection with the law.
2. A Digeft OF all Decisions under the Mining
Laws now IN force, Ii Is brought down t. the date
Of publication, and. containing the latest decisions
takes the place ot all prior publications..
3. New and Improved Forms for making the
various prooi fruti the location OF claim miner
lien. notice TO delinquent eoowners &c. down to
issuance Of patent.
A. A Complete list Of Patented Mining Claims,
arranged by STATE, Territory, County. and district
This list Is worth TO mining men many times the
price OF the book.
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The Republicans have carried
Maine. They elect their Governo,
by plurality of 10000 votes over the
Greenback candidate and 10000 over
the Democratic candidate. The Low
er House of the Legisture is Republic
an. and il is thought the Senate is.
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THERE are nearly one hundred pris-
oners in the Utah Penitentiary, ana
the majority of them are under thirty
years of age.