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One-Eyed Gambetta.

The story that Gaa,betta poked out one of
his OWE eyes when a child, because his faith
er would not permit him to do as he pleased,
is perfectly true. What is not SO generally
known is that the elder Gambetta remaired
inhexible even after this display of wilful-
ness. The boy was being educated at the
LIZ Gee of Cahors, and, conceiving a dislike to
the institution, asked to be removed from it.
His father refused again and again. At last
Leon said; 'I'll pat out one of my eyes if
you send me back to the Lycee."T 1t was
holiday time. Gas you please" said the
father. to whom it seems never to have &C.
cured that this boy might have inherited
his own strength of purpose. The same day
Leon took, not a penknifs as the popular
tradition has it, but an inkstand, which be
dashed with such v~iolsnce against his eye as
to destroy it. Shocked as was old Gambet-
ia, he would not give in, and Leon returned
to the Lycee.
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KILOGRAMS.

DUBLIN, Oct. 30.-Considerable commo-
ton was caused by Mr.. Parnells letter, print
ed in the Freemen's Journal OF Saturday.
There is much curiosity regarding the parts
of the letter which hat journal suppresses,
as it says, "On account of the proclamation
of the Government" The following are the
suppressed portions which are most signif-
cant. After protesting against the formation
of a Tenants Defense League to succeed the
Land League, he says 1.-THE only organiza-
ton any longer possible is that tenants should
meet upon the estates where they are called
upon to pay rent and should decide upon the
common line of action recommended in the
manifesto OF the Executive. The time has
now come for the Irish people to choose be-
tween Government Land Courts and the
principles of the League. We have used our
resources TO support those who stand by our
principles, but we will not aid any tenants
on those estates where their fellow tenants on
the same estates are anmindful Of the princi-
pies. We have, therefore, directed these in
charge of the relief funds to refuse assistance
tc tenants OIL any estate where the rest of the
tenants lave paid rent or applied to the
Court to have a fair rest fixed. We advise
all evicted tenants &c continue to rely on the
league and moi 10 waste their slender re-
sources on . useless legal struggle. Permit
me TO express, in conclusion, the unanimous
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Attempt to Capture Train Robbers

w
LOUISVILLE, (Ky.) Oct. 31.-Courier-Jour-
mats Bowling Green dispatch; An organized
effort was made on Friday night to capture
the James brothers in Logan county, near
Adairsville. It had been rumored for sever
al days that the robbers were in that neigh
borhood. A woman wrote to Governor
Blackburn on the 10th that they intended to
attack the Louisville & Nashville railroad at
Colesburg soon. Blackburn received the let
ter at Yorktown and turned il over to the
railroad authorities, but in doing this, and in
organizing several days were lost, The de-
se1tivss organized all attacking party, which
was under the direction of Hunter. the man
who captured Cove Kennedy. The pose
met at Russleville, on Friday evening, six
teen men strong, selected with special refer
ence to their cool courage, armed to the teeth
with shot guns and pistols. They arrived at
4 a. H.. at the house of Hites, near Adairsville
where the robbers were known to have been
a few days previous. They surrounded the
house, but the birds had flown, being warned
in advance.
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ORDER TO SHOW NUS

In the Probate Court in an for Silver Bow
County, Mont. Ty., IN the matter Of the estate of
James Haslam deceased. Order to show cause
why order of sale OF real estate shoxld not be
made. f. B. Waterbury, the Administrator Of
the estate of James Haslam deceased, having
filled his petition herein praying for an order of
sale Of part of the real estate of said decedent
for the purpose therein set forth IL is Therefore
sons interested in TIE estate of said deceased APP
pear. before the said Probate COnrt on Wednes-
day, the 30th day OF November, 1881, , at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, at the Court
room of SAID Probate Court at the city of Butte,
in the county OF silver Bow to show cause why
an order should not be granted 10 the said Adj
ministrator to sell so much of the real estate of
the said deceased as shall be necessary.
CALEB Z. IRWIN. Probate j Judge.
Dated this Goth day of October, A. D. 1881.
nov / W 1T
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NOTICE,

/ wish 10 inform my patrons, and the public
of Montana generally, that l have ordered q
Solar Camera, and expect it hers shortly, to De
eanvassing tor, called Enlargeinents."
You can save by waiting and not giving your
orders, and Sc nding your money out OF the
country, about one-half, and get work equal 10
il not better. .......
1 have had experience in that branch OF ar
tlstic photography, and I studied drawing and
portrait painting in oil four years at the British
School of Art, London, England. and feel my
you work equal, II not better. and save your
Agents Fees, Travelling Expenses and Ship
ping. that you have had to pay. Mine Will be
the only copying camera in the Territory. All
kinds of photographs made at my gallery, Main
street, Bozeman, next door 10 DR.. Osborn's drug
store. ..n I'd: -..
Give me a cali and get satisfaction for your
money. ID BENNEIT, Artlst.
Oct4- WIN
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Daniel j. WEIGH.
John q. Hammer,
Plaintiff, @ .-
against
John O'DOnhell. ~
Toney O'Donnell and
Patrick O'Donnell, Defendants.
INC BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE at 2
i O'Clock pm on the 10th day of Novemb Der 4.
D.. 1881, in front Of the Sheriff,s office, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit>All the right;
title and interest and dema nd the defendants
had on the 1ith day of'October, A. d. 1881, In
and to that certain lode. lead or mineral vein
claim situated in Summit valley Mining Dis
Sun Dog Lode Mining Claim, which was loca-
ted on the 1st day of February, A. D. 1875, by
John r. Reins, A. H. Mitchell, VIM r. Farhts
and John +. Forbis,. and recorded on the 25'h
day OF February, A. d. 1879 in book j of lodes
page I'll, records of Deer Lodge County, NJ. T.
Dated this 10Th day of October. A. d. 1851.
octlS-w4t THOS. NJ. LOWRY,
Sheriff of Silver Bow County. NJ. t
By G. A. SMALL. Unler Sheriff.
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The National Tariff Convention

The National Tariff Convention.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Times prints an
interview with Representative New, inter-
ested in the National Tariff Convention, to be
held here on the Goth and Goth inst. The
gathering promises to be large and int1uen-
tial. Assurances have been received from
the various branches OF industry that the in
terest is increasing and that delegates will be
sent from the iron, steel, copper and brass
manufactures, wool, hosiery, malt-growers,
potters, paper makers and other interests in
various parts of the country from Maine to
Michigan.
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Troons for Ireland.

LONDON, Nov. IA troops ship will leave
Portsmouth TO- day with five hundred and
twenty men to reinforce various regiments in
Ireland. Orders have been received to have
a flying column in readiness to proceed i'm
mediately to any part OF West Meath or Ros-
common.
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That Confederate Money.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-There have been
several applications at the Treasury Depart
to collect for the government the balance re-
manning in tLs Bank of England to the credit
of the defunct Confederate States. Agar, Of
Washington. had a contract Of this kind
made with Secretary Sherman. This contract
expired last summer and Agar failed to get
the money. He said this money was depos-
tied in some peculiar manner and controlled
by five trustees, who now collect the int -est.
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feeling of every man in the Jail, that they are
willing to remain here for any number of
months or years that may be necessary, SO
long as the Irish people, whom it is impossi-
BILE to impress, stand by the lessons we taught
them during two years." g..
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A Collision:

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA, collision OF two
freight trains on the Chicago x Alton H. R.,
near Carlinvil!e last night, caused the death
of Charles W. Payne, brakeman. Both en-
gines were complete wrecks:also eight freight
cars were totally destroyed and many badly
damaged. Loss $4,000.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of James Haslam deceased. Notice is
hereby given by The undersigned Administrator
of the estate of James Haslam deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons. having claims
ter the f rst publication OF this notice, to the
said Administrator at the Probate Court room
in Butte City. Silver Bow County. M. 7.
Dated at Butte City this al h day of October,
1881.
EDWIN b. WATERBURY,,
Administrator of the estate of James Haslam
deceased. nov At
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Great Flood-Land Submerged.

QUINCY (Ill.), October 30.-The river at
this point tonight is nineteen feet above low
water mark, having risen slowly all day. AL
the railroads south and west from here re-
main suspol-ed except the Hannibal Il St.
Joseph, which is still running. All the in
habitants of Sny valley have moved out into
the high ground, many of them taking ref
uge in the city. The water is steadily spread
ing over thousands Of acres Of fertile farms,
protected by embankiueuts, and the loss to
the farmers will be very heavy. All the lev
ees in this vicinity have been broken by the
great pressure Of water and the low lands
are now completely flooded. This is the
greatest hood ever known at this season of
the year, and there is no record of a high II
stage lat any time, excepting during the
sp.iag freshets in ISL.
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TIE T
HELENA, MONTANA. @
WIN. MCLEAN, Proprietor.

This house is now open for the accommod~ sion
OF the public. 1t is refitted in nrst-clas. style
and viii be kept second TO none In the Territory.
The bar will be furnished with the best liquors
and cigars. "
Board by theday, 81 90
Board by the week, o on
Board and lodging by the week, 90
FIrst-class beds, 50 cents per night.
Second-class beds, Is cents per night.
The Overland II is opposite the principal stage
Offices, on Lower Milan street Give me a call.
A b REGISTER, in which parties seeking
employment or help can register their Il mes
without charge, As kept al this house and L. al
ways open 10 public Inspection.
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Illicit Stills in Alaska.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. la dispatch from
Victoria says the L. S. revenue cutter, Rich
ard Rush, arrived from Alaska waters, where
she has been engaged during the season in
breaking up illicit stills and unlawful unit
ing,
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Strayed Or Stolen.-S2S Reward
From the subscribers on Mill Creek: one
VI on right shoulder ;ene hind loot white. The
above reward will be paid for his return or $40
Cor information that will lead 10 his recovery.
EALL& HARDESTY,
Sheridan, NJ. T.
II oct wit II
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TELEGRAMS
Arrests in ST. Petersburg.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The police ofSt. Peters
burg arrested three Frenchmen and seized
compromising documents,
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Atty,
Seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea LOST
MANHOOD, Impo-
tency, Paralysis, and
all the terrible effects
of A buse. youthful
follies, and excuses in
maturer years--Such as
Loss of Memory, Las
situde, Nocturnal
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Emission, Aversion to Society, Dimness of Wis
ion, Noises in the Head the vital fluid passing
unObserved in The urine, and many other dis
eases that lead to insanity and death.
Du. MENIEE will agree to ferfait Five Hum
dred Dollars for Ii case of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE (under his special advice and
treatmentlw will not cure. or for anything i'm
pure or injurious found in it. DR. MINIIl
treats all Private Diseases successfully withou
mercury. consultation FREQ. Thorough ex
animation and advice, including analysts OF
urine, IS. Price of vital Restorative, So a
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent Il
any address upon receipt OF price, or G. -. d.
secure from observation, and in private name
Who is afegular PHI ysician, graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania.)
Ii K6srney ST.. Sam Francisco, Gala.
DIR. MrNrIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NE
PEI REfIEUM cures all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. GonorrhGa, elect, LeLcor-
rhcea. For sale by all druggists; 81 a bottle,slI
bottles for SO. k ...
DIR. TRNEzE's D~ANDELION PIhELs, are the
best and cheapest n DYSPEPSIA ana BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all druggists.
wjulyf9tf
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TAKEN UP,

Taken up at my ranch, at Melrose, about three
weeks ago, one brown horse branded ~. e."
and -. s" on the left hip; blind in the left eye;
hind left toet whites; about I or 8 years old;
weighs about 800 pounds. The owner will please
call, pay charges ana take the horse away.
T.. M.
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Filler cOuaiY School Institute.

The educators OF public schools IN Miller
rounty assembled al the school house In Tus'
sunbip asst Tburaday, continued their ex-
ercises TIL Saturday noon, in = most sstlslac-
tory manner; each and every one aeemed to
engage IN the exercises With the deepest IL
teresl.
The Ip4ltgte will begin and held exercises
the arst week in August al Peasant Mt.
the second week al Brumley, third week 8.
Iberia, fourth week At Spring Garden.
The cause OF education in Miller county il
certainly looming up.
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Pleasant Nl. SCHOOL.

The third term OF the Pleasant Mt. School
opened ON the - h OF MARCH and 10 booming,
Many new and interestag studies have been
introduced spd everything seems to be 10 the
progressive order. Ore class, particularly
School ~economy-is very interesting. This
subject embraces the methods OF teaching,
characteristics Of a good teacher, ways and
means Of conducting q school successfully,
&c. Thia study should interest the young
IsAehers OF Mlller codpsy, and all, s for as
possible. should attend a school Whsrs they
can study the principles Of teaching. Bat
this 10 only one class OF many, all interesting
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Eotles Of Election.

Notice Il hereby given, that an elsellon will
~ held on tina hrss Tuesd,y 10 APRIL next
1881 at the usual plScs of holding elections,
Ia the town OF Tuscumb ia Miller county No.,
FOR he purpose OF ~elocIiog five persons 10
servo IS trustees Tor sald own OF Vuseumbis'
VIdos for the next ensueing year, by the quail
electors m said town.
DAVID MARAHALL
Z. Johnson, Judges.
j.. L CUAMISas,
ThIS i7th day Of March, 1891.
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KmieaIln0a.

Kind words cAt Hoihing,
Nc colorcd MN IN The new Cabinet.
a tailor's cabbage gsa yetS well With
l. i beosuseN Is getting we.k tina, lawyers
rest their cast
ItisAu eld : Oh thai cannot renew bis
youth In the h4Sls OF az enierprising butcher.
rnose who " K can take care Of them
selves. PfoviA ce mus provide for l~1aiatf.
Oae {, lint, NfI cultivated, dsepsned and
enlsfged il wofA = buadred shallow f%scaltie',
An ounce ofsk p-youf-molth.shu 10 better
than = pound u 1planallon amer you have
said It.
Children are kavslers newly~ arrived In a
strange country se shoDli, therefore, make
coneienea lot tislead them.
Az English - npon hearing the cackiiog
~ 9 poultry l2E4. eKclsiEeds Otl this Is
really hen che Hog.
When you s@ftbat gi,l's bsir is blstk %
a coal, II IL iusfNi will - specify that you do
nos mesn q pdA4t coal.
II is malieft. woman who will silly Pot
long hair. On AeF ana coat ist 10 NJ he biS
Wite j~sslous.
An orgauist ~ Liichae,d, MINI. played,
What s,ll tbs lstvesl bts' a. a bridal couple
marched GU, dfhe church.
Alter May 2as the Toronto ostpentOri Will
oenAahu ~ 0tn3ahn hoat'
M,py Of tbeahnber camps 10 Michigan are
breaking geI Scem
Daup weather ; damaging the prospects
oftae Engil.h farmer.
Trsins stlil sgow bound In Minnesota.
Iowa, wesconsIa and northern Illinois.
Btieklavsrs a%tsptlaeae,d, NO., haYe f1ed
waVes 81 so 30 pei day.
Toung ladies' OF Sedtlia, No. are medi-
aung 3 Vockinp sebGol.
Th0re are SS3Ao 600 worth VI improvements
under way or contracted for At Carthage No.
Missouri wool growers ~gssoctation hold, It's
arsi sunual meellng a. Sedlis, April Oh and
7ih,
Upward Of 40 cases OF smallpox in the
parish Of ST. Alexis, on The S,guensy,
Canada,
Ii n. Jacob Carter, ,hc oldest knight
templsr iu Mex Hampshire, died MoEdAy
night At Concord.
Con. Ecscrt says l I'D milrs Of WesterJ
L ion wires viii De laid tha year toward
Mexico and ths Pacific.
An underground rail Eav cowp,nv Ia
been orFqn'2sf 10 B~rouklyL-si O0l,Oo
capital, SlCo, 600 paid 10.
Linn coaaty, No., votes in April on cues
| ton oi Sl5,t0i court houle.
N. +, Gssaos IS the tal'est msn in Raj
county TX feet sevsn Inches 10 his sock
AID weigh, 2lo lou d..
Nearly 30 AddlIons to the NJ, E. ehufcl
LouisisHa, Mo.' and sinners s,ili strsgglin
down TO the Amen corner.
County court Of johnson courty, Mo
orders special e%lectior, April -, OF queslio
OF SIS coo TAX to build y Jail.
Over J 500 immigrants landed At CsstI
Glrder within The last 81 t0uss. Arrivals al
renuka5le, the lsrgsst tor three years.
DiscoYery OF ysIasbio coal ilales north
II ilden, No, reported.
'Thai colored baplist rev iysl a. Higsinsvill
No, resulted IN Il converts.
Nav college at II 'lden, M',lsto be ~
stories high and coatain 81 rooms.
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@71 4 wEKK. &2 a dAy at one essily
psdS q SLY ol'nt Tree. Address, TAEE &
Co.. Augusta. Maize.
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Prot. 7. 7. Kempsr.

PoonYille, Mo, Ma "a gloom was
thrown over the city this evening By the sAd
announcement; that Prot. +. T, Ksnper wa.
dead. He was taken II! lsst Tnursday with
iyphord pneumonia, rendering him uncvn
tcious. oa M)aday last. Up TO lAas nigh! 10
immediate slAIm was manifested as to his
Iecoyery.--Sinca that time be grew worse
Until 23) ,hs evening, gheR be passed
Iesceiplly away. Mr. KImpct's dea:h viii
prove a severe. blow to education throughout
the state.
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-%rnIiArEEln RALE.

where's By deed ~ trual dated the ipth
dsy September. 1876. Levi w Alber,son Of
Miller eouuty, MISSOURI, conveyed 10 LANES
Thompson. trustee, OF tho county OF htiler,
snd Stale Of Missonri, which satd deed "a re.
corded in took ~" Of mortgages at page "a
OF records or y iller county aforesaid the iol-
lowing described property to-wits The SCUM
east fourth OF the southeast quarter OF Be-
20. With all improvements therein including
Grist Mil, and Cafding machine, al,o IRE
Forth hall Of the Northeast quarter OF Hse. GO,
and toe northwest fourth oi thu norilwetS
qnarlot OF section SO. all in township w, Of
fsuro ~. contsiuiAg Oho hundred and Nv
fiCCl acres more OF less. when said convey
snce was nisde 70 secure tho pAyinent OF 9
certain promissOry note sud whereas default
has been made IN the payment OF taid note
Now, therefore, ], james TnOmpson, urttte'
as aforesaid al the r. qntst ut The legal holder
Of said rue, hY yirtsn Of the po~es 10 me
yeiied by sstd deed OF srust wall proceed 10
sell, lho property herein described op
Saturday 23r1 dsJ Of April, Svi,
between The hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon aud ave O'Clock IN the Afternoon
OF that dav, At the courthouse door % tue
town Of 9aetnmbia in tbs county OF d Tier,
Missouri, 60 The highest bidder tor cash ~
band TO satisfy Faid nptc, interest anu e0sit
OF executing shii trust
TLis the 24,h dav OF February, 1851.
JANEs la MrspS, trustee
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NRw BYpeRAFH.cAL DTcrloSARr.-An
excellent feature Of tho New EdIion OF
webster's Unabridged Dictionary, Just issued,
Is the New Biographical Dictionary, 10 which
srs given HE names Of neatly ten thousand
noted persons OF ancient and modern times,
with = briet statement OF TIE dates sof thief
iirth snd death, their nationality, profession.
tte. This "a designed for purposes Of ready
reierotc e, TO answer The ques,ions which often
stis, Rs 70 when and where certain
s~thitvsmtn,s. II contains many names Of
l,rsoDs who sro still living, and the
pronunciation OF each name is given.
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The renomins,ion Of Stanley Matthews 10
the supreme court benco gives opp sltion
ne wspsper q chance ter their ptst lhol at
President Garfield. There Is no douSt tina.
Matthews is qualified Tor the potIiiOn but he
Is not popular With the ether party. This
consideration, however, has no appalling
elect on the president. MsWhews is
tolcrsbIy certain OF confirmation.
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A p~runkard's Wife.

Il ia TO watch with ,naalIe pain, the grad
IA, cOsrsaaing OF a believe face. 20 see iLe
qualities Que by Que disappear, u looS 10
the once loved features With slekoiuR dread,
to be cheered by ptolnl'fs, only to be broken.
To watch hour after hear With batcd breath
for tie coming footsteps. IL watch ihSdswn
steal upon the sky, bringing '%pl,ndor that
rocks tse tired heat. To long tor death and
lind Is NOT. 9his Is wha: It is to be a drunk
ars's wife.
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narried.

o. last Tburtdsy. 10 Ossgs township. Mr., J,
q. Piles TO Ms. Casoline Bfez or AZ OF this
county. Our reporter failed 10 obtain the
name Of the person performing the ceremony.
May happiness and prosperity eyer 60 with
our irlsnd Carroll and bis companion.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
7. b. RQBINSON,
Attorney 81 Law,
T~uscumbia, Missouri.
r0Gioe Al present Va The Court Houte.l
Probate husiuess, Collections, PsTtiuoptng
Lands aud Quioling Tigles = Speciality.
Have been Clerk OF The County ana Circuit
Courts Tor II years, Am familiar with the
TITLES in ;Ao county. Charges reasonable.
u. G. SWALkM,
Attorney at Law.
Tuscumbia, Missouri.
tOAfce l1 tho Court llJuss
Will.pIactlce hIa profession III Mailer and
adjoining coAuties.
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Kansas Guy Tme,; Rilroad Commits
rioper Harding arrived IN town yesterday,
Ha hss been In the habit o! travelling aioot
over = | the railroads Of the State, but the re-
cent storms have drowned him pretty well
out. He started from ,ha Little Blue ct 3,
O'Clock yesterday morning aud wadtd lhroagh
slush aud water 40 to sis armPl;s for abou;
iour miles, after which be found the tray /
iritls better. Sill he presented Father a
battered nprearkpee As he swan up Delaware
ttreel yesterday ncon and was Gshed Out by
some humanc citizens in q passing gondols.