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The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

Latest styles In bOnnets. hats and laces
expected daily, at Mrs. T. Dingley's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

tieid glasses, In great variety Of STYLES
and prices at John Weightman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

A new stock OF croquet sets and the mob
best lot Of walking sticks just received at
John Weightman's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

A lot Of those delicious California Straw.
her les, just received ut G.. L. Thomsens.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

From ten to twenty per cent saved bv
buying your Barbed Wire OF John w. Low.
ell.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

Just received at G. L. Thomsen's, a full
line Of the latest patterns in wall paper
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

A car load Of the celebrated Hay Rakes
just received at John w. I1owell's.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-06-17

1nkstands, Paper weights, Paper knives.
Portfolios, School Satchels, and Stationary
in endless variety, at John Weight,nan's.
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Legal Advertisements, &c.
n OTICE
"Lake Eustis Orange Grove Company. Cor
pOration under the Laws Of Florida

THE NAME OF THE CoRFORATION I'll ALL
Il he the 4" Lake EHsfis Orange Grove tOnT1Ens
of Washington, ID. C."
The general nature Of the husiness 90 D. trans
acted is the purchasing and hoGiug land 90 Florida
and cultivation thereon oi oranges aud sflr fruits,
plants trees &c, aud the marketing and sale f The
same
The amount Of the Capital Stock of the Gem
pany shall be Five Thousand Doilars. divided into
shares of One Hundred Dollars each. To- ir paid in
i'm monthly nstalmcnts Of not les than ten loi Ter
cent each. This Capital Stock may De hereafter
increased to not exceeding Twenty Thousand Ds'l
lars ($30O00)
The corporation to commence on the fifth day uf
Nav 1872 aud continue for the term 81 - ysars.
unless sooner dissolved
The business of the corporation To- be condnrtcd
hy nine directors, to be elected annually The first
"Wednesday in April of each year. taiisT the year
lSS2 and a President, vice President. SECRETARY
and Treasurer, Ia be chosen by the said dirscfnrS
The highest amount of indebtedness or litislifv
to which said corporation can at any time subject
itself is Twenty Thousand Dollars fs.0.Wol
e. : BUNDY. President
II. F. SMITH Secretary and Treasurer
July 3, lSS2-iw
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fore the day Of Offering them for sale Gle his or her
afdayit and those Of two witnesses, that be she
has made and continued such settlement shall have
the right 70 enter the lands embracing such settle
ment, not exceeding one hundred aud sixty acres.
at their appraised value
And apv person who has settled upon i'm
proved any Of said lands subsequent To their seec
tion may make application to the Board of Eduea-
ton for the privilege of entering said lands, uPon
making affidavit that he she has settled upon
aud cultivated the same, and continued the cultiSl
ton and Improvement proving by two witnesses
the character of the cultivation aud Improvement,
may make entry of the same al their appraised
value on the day of sale provided such applications
are fled before said Board with the Salesman,
or before the day Of sale.
All sales will be for cash The lands will be offer
cred during the usual hours of sale, and continued
from day to day until completed in each county
These lands viii be sold in tracts 81 less than
forty acres, except in cases of fractional bots
After said lands have been offered for sale those
unsold will be subject To private entry IA the state
Land Office at the appraised values
Circulars containing the above descriptions viii
be sent on application to the State Land tfiCe.
member of the Board Of Educsiien vii he
present at each sale
BY order of the Board Of Education.
T. W. WHITE, salesman
July Is, iSS2
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-" OH husband, what one bOader eats
We'd scarcely miss, not even meats,
Do let me take one-you will see
The profits make you rich and me-"
The husband was too wise man
To argue gainst a wonan's plan;
Besides. he knew she'd have her way
AS usual so he said, You may"
But being wise. he sought friend
Famed for an appetite. Come spend
week with me-" he said, a. and show
Ny wife what boa rders are, you know"
y The table was a sight to see;
The wife, so happy, poured the tea;
The bogus boarder loosed his vest,
Prepared to do his level best.
He quickly got to work, and spread
pound OF butter on his bread;
Put all the sugar in his cup,
And heaped his plate, like mountains mp.
The wife in horror looked aghast,
To zee her profits go so fast.
And almost tainted on the floor
Each time the bOarder called for more.
"OhI Mr.. JONES'" she squirmed, will you
Excuse me- but are you not-thrOughf
Through what 7" he grinned; this lunch Not
I've just cOmmenced-please pass that pie"
"oh husband" groaned the wife that night,
Do make him go; we're ruined quite"
II told you So he laughed, but, dear,
We can't; you took him for year
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
~ An Act of the Legislature Of The State of
Florida, entitled An Act to Provide General
Law for the Incorporation Of Railroads aud Canai- "
approved February H. 1874. and the anlcndincnfs
thereto, the undersigned have formed a comistny
under the name of the "ticorgia and Florida Mid
land Railroad, for the purPo~c of constructing.
maintaining and operating railroad for public
in the conveyance Of persons aud property. from a
point in Gadsden county. Florida. Ihe BOUNDARY
line between the States IF Geo ia and Florida
through into the counties of tsadSden. Leon.
Jefferson, Madison, TAYLOR, Lafayette Aiachua.
Bradford, Clay and Duyal. a point the -
Johns river, in the county Of Duval. sud rad
he abont two hundred and twenty five milr- ir
length. HAMILTON DISSTDN
A. +. X SAFFoRD.
!. j. DIN ME-,
W. T. FORBES.
r. W PALMER
Arril Is 1850 IN.
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A Benelacent Action .

The miserable looks and feelings of those con-
fined at desks or work tables are caused by weak
Stomach, Kidneys or Bowels. Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic, without intoxicating, has such benef-
cent action on these organs, and so clcanses the
poisonous matters from the system, that rosy
cheeks and good health are soon brought back
again.-Erpress.
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
~ an Act of the legislature OF the state of Flori-
da entitled - An Act 10 provide General Law f1r
the Incorporation of Railroads and Canal" apr
proved February ~, ia, and The amendments
thereto, the undersigned have fnrInsd a company
under the of the = TOWNSVILLE. IkIISHk--
SEE AND GULF RATLEoAp, for the purpose 81 cun-
structing, maintaining. and operating railroad f'r
public use in the conveyance of persons aud frpl-
crty, from a point in Leon county, Florida, The
boundary line between the State of tS'or-rl and
Florida, through or into the counties of i.fssn
Nakulla and franklin, TO a point on the tsuif at
Mexico, i'm Franklin county said rfad IL De- .liaut
one hundred miles in length
CHARLES H. ADAMS. New York CITY, Ny
JOHN +. PAGE, Albany, Ny.
EDWARD DA<FOKTII, Elmira. y.
WILLIAM V. PAGE. Albany, Ny
EDWARD LEWIS. Tallahassee. Fla
MAY I'm
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS
BONDS AND COUPONS F!
TKEASuREK'S OFFICE. STATE OF FLoRIDA, I
Tan Iuls

TKEASuREK'S OFFICE. STATE oF FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, July : ISL
A IL MATURED COUPONS OF THE FLoRI-
~ da Atlantic * Gull Central Florida, and Pen
sacola ard Georgia Railroads; all Coupons of Tai
lahaSSer Railroad maturing prior To the .oh of
March, lSt9 will bc paid n this Office upon pre-
scntatiou of certificate al \ pug=ctf. Master. and
No interest will be paid after July I. lSS2 lso all
first mortgage Bonds Of the Pensacola * Georgia
Railroad, whether matured or not, viii be taken mp
with interest thereon without the certificate Of the
Master. No interest will he allowed maturcd
Bonds after July :, lSS2.
HENRY A. L'ENGLE,
l2-4w Treasurer
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EXH


Whether IN - Primary. SecomdaFTs ~
Tertiary &4aEe-
Reussvc~ an Tr1ce= - M~rrury frum m SE~rcm 60
Ssrelala. cid ~sre@ khrunazi~ui. hrzra4.
C4GArrA. any Esla-d Di-r1-c
Cares When sHEsa SprsmE. Fafl.
MALvERN. AK. NAY 2 -
We have rases in uur fowu Who HFcd a. 80
Springs and were finally cured uiIh : : :
NccsMnox q MTEkT-
MENrIffS TESx May - ~
We have said - bafties of = :. - IN . 80
Ii has given unixrrsaI slIiSfartitau- flITllii-r-
Phy sicians nou recommend "a ~ Ys-iiitc ss.-S
= MKssFIEIn a O.
LssrIsFIILE- AZ. AaE y -
:. = = has given better sati-fIctian tt-n -
medicine ] havr ever Sold J. A. fLEA&--
DENxEE. Cor. Ms 2 lseL
Every purchaser speaks IN the hi-nezt 80
= = = T. MEEs=ETEA
RIcaMoxn Va NAY li- -
fou en- rvfer anyhssiy 80 n in rr-ara - -
"a erits of :. :. 3 Peak. MILLEE a @
Have never known = = :. 20 Eail 60 cuTr q -
of syphilis when prupcrly taken.
L I pE'.NA1z'. Perry. "a
The ahove sinners 49, ..rfI~rs~r az hirh siaud-
ing A IL CaleUETT. tes- Ct een,-'-
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EtsNNKa TzffN-
A. jacksonville with aFrra~. str--r Fr,. g.
F-aints North or Wemf. nmh ahs -. -.
Jacksonville kaElrsaza or Efraauuslsut - -
stramsrs fssr ali Fasaf@ tlse 81 Is.tn~ 49,
Al Baldwin NiIh thn klssF6el4 Trau-st - a =
All ~ssufh Florida. f1rk l4ss.la ffEar - fsaif -.
Al Live ttak Is tr1inz 49, : a.aaE q - :. = -.
raunah, Florida and Arsfern Ea7i-a.aE ~ -
and ~1gauuah
A Taliaha-see wifh - Narks E-.r.H -.
au Tucsllay=, TharsdzY= 4Ez $780,
Al ChzfLahosscler riEar slh &C., o.
kosrhsc Santagz aa4 E.rsail.-I-.r.. - -
days hlr Afatar hielsla- zzlti rfllr1-r- -.
and Saturdays fisr f'ssluIll.lsls ga
HAS g. LETED
" NJ DAVIDSON -rIr.r-7---,-,.
firnfral ManaEfr
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT 4 NDER
IN An Act of the Legislature OF thu state of Fil-
rda, entitled An Act Ia provide fer the lncOrIra-
ton of Charitable Institutions. approved August
uary - 1871 the undersigned have formed
citation under the name of q" The Capital MarTia-sr
Help Association, for the purlsosc "i substantially
aiding the institution of marriage, by Isrftidin-
marriage portion for young VcsIlc. Al their mar
riagc, the mutual assessment plan And that
the undersigned will meet together al the CITY of
Tallahassee, Florida on the l.th dan 81 July ~
for the purpose Of Ierfccting permanent srauizl-
ton in conformity with the Laws 81 Flari'lt
a. A. SHINE
" l. NASfbN
H. : WALKER IE
n. Y. CRt MPTuN.
July II, 1sSe-iwl II. e.. CRAMFDIsD.
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anril IS lsss SIN
DISCHARGE Notice

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HERFOF
~ the undersigned, executor Of the last will and
testament of Martha r.. Switzer. deceased hale 81
Leon county, State of Florida, will present his final
accounts To the Hon VIM 7. Byrd. County Judge
of said county, and apply for discharge such
executor JNO- BRADFORD.
APRIL I, 1SS9-6m Executor
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HEREOF
- the undersigned. administrators II the estate of
Sarah 4. Bottom, decreased. late of Leon county,
Stats, of Florida. will present their final acrounIS
to the Hon. VIM T. Blrd. County Judge &c said
county, and apply for discharge such admins
traitors. GEO. ~. MEGINNISS,
NJ LIVELY.
July Is S3-6m Administrations.
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llraEln-- rssasEa ttlartz-s h-fErr1 <1rnr-al -
Iar-k ssltviilf sn fili= Irz5n-
fl-Een-sfrs IRA rlgalUEI-l1 H.r1r-uraE
thIs iraIu. 1rriElzs-- a1 BrEnsxIs-k 81 -aE d n
la--eu-er- irasr isruu-s 81 IS G. IL A Il 49,
r-sEaunzlh a. : - g. 81
fz=-cu-rrs ieakzEE No. 81 N 49,
connect AZ Ic~up with lh5~ Erzin &C. Fls-ifa
fa-ssu<crs frssEa fIslrltz - rts- lra-r r.sr-r-r
IesuF SKA tram zrriEzu- - Na1san = -aFW
daily
lhis tram stuTs aalE af 4rsETl. . lFlrs.-- FaikI
ts.n I-allzhGn and Iaek-anssIlr
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frss-nEer train l.=aFe= 1ark-..u1fTr 81
Iisrs a kaldsin lua a ~ E-farun- -
kaldwlu = p n. arrlEes a. IzfA-.urr7lI. I. - !.
uakiu. elss-r essulsstt 80 -. - =
Railroad i.ar Gainesville fszla. Les-I.rr. - -
kry-
- sLEEPERs 81 SIsHT TKxTSs -.
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"A fashionable summer drink is called
Jumbo julep" Probably because a man. after
imbibing a few glasses, thinks he's travelling
with circus, and feels a. II he owned four legs
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WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNOED
POPULARITY OF
AIICOCk'S Porous PIaSterS ?

Because they have proved themselves
the Best External Remedy ever invent
ed. They will cure Asthma, Colds,
Coug CHS, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infallible in Back-Ache, Ner-
vous Debility, and all Kidney Trou-
bles; to the pit of the stomach they
are a sure cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware Of
limitations that blister and burn. Get
ALLC0OK'S, the only Genuine POr-
GUS Plaster.
February q. 1ss2-eowlst
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On trashy extracts when you can buy lasting
perfume so delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing
as Floreston Cologne.
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NIvIL. MECHANICAL. AND MINING
~ EngineeEing as the Renssesaer Pol Poly"
techDic Institute, Troy Ne Y. The Oldest en-
cheering school in America. Next term begins Scptem
Der 18th The Register for 1854 contains list o. the grad
for the past IS years. with their positions; also
course Of study requirements, expenses etc Address
144W DAVID Ii GRBEN, director.
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Ran ROadz &C.
FLORIDA CENTRAL LIDVEfnTRR
AA"A -
COMPANY.

1aeEso.vulIE. 20. Jua- :. ~
Commencing this d4fe. tEaias s.u IA. -.
run A. foIiows - -
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Augusta Female Seminary.
STAUNTON, VA.
Mil MARY J. BALDWIN, Principal.

"OPENS SEPTEMBER 6-CLOSES JUNE, 1888
" Unsurpassed in its location, in its buildings
and grounds, in its general appointments and sani-
aary alrangewen S ,i o. anu
Music Modern Languages, Elocution, Fine Arts,
Physical Culture and instruction in the Theory and
Practice of Cooking. The successful efforts made
to secure health, comfort and happiness. Its oppO-
siton to extravaganza Its standard of solid schol
arship. For full particulars apply to the Principal
for Catalogues. June 20-2m
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KX8

NJ Tou MIA vve Win Tnne Es9r &C., %
Re PAID Fer ~ e1 Cnreo-
~ WRITE FOR PARTICULARS -
aH.O00 Reward win he paid 90 any e1e'n--.
who viii find ON analysis 10 bottles = > =, -
parficIr Of Mercury EndIdc Potassium, or any ~
cral substance
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. PruPrs-
Sold by druggists everywhere Atlanta -
Feb e 1Se9-Iy
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We sIeyan Female College.
MACON, GEORGIA.

THE 45Ih ANNUAL SESSION WILL BEGIN
Il OCTOBER 4th, lsS2 The building is the most
elegant and complete in the South. Everything is
pro-, ided for the health, comfort and happiness of
inmates. The best advantages in Literature, Music
and Art at very low rates
Apply for catalogue to Rev. w. &. BASS Prcsi-
dent, or REV. c. w. SMITH, Secretary. (12-l2t
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CARRIAGE BUILDERS

The Amrh Coin Bugg n
100000 CARRIAGES
manufc diy TheE Co n
o
500 CARRIAGES A WEEK.
neVlalel
the work small makers in country
us 10 suplyhe rlDaltn de
May 1G. lfm
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INDEMNITY SCHOOL LANDS.
RECENTLY SELECTED AND BROUGHT
INTO MARKET.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI HE m;
IN FOLLOWING lands of the above selections Will
be offered for sale at the following times and
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IN T. - 5. OF r. - f.

Lots 2, 3 4, seq lot |, south half of lot =. and
and south half of southeast or, sec q lots 3 g.
and south half of lot 2 sec. lots 2 3, s. q, see
o. lot 4, sec. 10 south half OF lots and 3 lot 4,
and north half of lot 5, see II lots 3 and T. sec.
10; lots 3 and g. and south half of lot z sec %
west half OF southwest or, sec. II east half of
southwest or, northwest or of southwest or, -
north half of southeast or, and east half of south
west or, p south half of northwest ar, north
east ar OF northwest or, sec. % northwest qr of
northwest pr west half Of northeast Or east half OF
northwest ar, west half of southeast Or and south
east ar of northeast or, - east half sec. -
lots l. g g. T. 81 lots l. 2, 3, aud northeast or
sec. ~ lots l, 2, 3, 4, northwest ar of northwest
Or east half of northeast Or y: south half of
northwest or, Sec "a southwest ar, southwest ar
of northeast qr, northwest ar OF southeast Or
So
INT % 8. OF R. 26E
The northwest or, and north half OF southwest
Or lots l. g 3, 4, east half of southeast or,
southwest ar OF southeast or, sec. lots and q,
southwest ar, sec. lots l, ., T. and north half of
=, 3, 4, sec. H.
INT 29S. OF r. 26E.
For the above land no bid less than 81 per acre
will be accepted.
The east half of southwest or, north half Of north
west or, aud east half, Sec y.
INT 29R OF r. 24E.
For the above lands no bid less than 81. 50 per
acre will be accepted.
At Barlow on The 2nd day OF October, 1882.
Any person who resided on any Of said lands at
the date Of their selectou and who shall. on or be-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Raisin: the "OId Boy"

Some people seem born with a facul-
of raising the ancient masculine juve-
nile. They, get folks who are minding
their own business, and merely want
peace aud quiet, into all sorts OF
scrapes. -Xbis faculty is peculiarly de-
veloped nthe commercial tourist usual
" referred 10 as 4 drummer. One of
this class of gentlemen was at an up
country railway Station some days ago.
and discovered, while waiting for a
train. a wasp's nest. An idea at once
struck him. How he achieved the feat
without getting hurt. we don't know.
Probably the waSpS were dormant with
cold. But ut any rate he got that nest
down and tied il 10 the tail of a large
yellow dog that was fooling round the
depot. The dog started To run and
that 81 stirred up the waspS that they
sent a courier out TO investigate, and as
he did so in 4 manner diSagreeable TO
the doc he only ran the harder and
made three wild circuits of the depot.
The train meanwhile came i'll, and rs
trains don't stop long at country sta
tons, il was just starting aS the dog
came round the third time. Wild with
pain. the doc leapcd aboard the train
and plunged into a crowded car. just as
the brakeman closed the door. Tke
poor brute got beneath a seat and tried
10 curl up. The car was hot, and it
wound up the waSps. and they came
out. and in about half Il minute the men
in that seat jumped up SO hard they
nearly stove holes in the roof, and the
way they clawed at their legs was a
caution. Everybody looked. Then
others became Interested. And the dog
started on the run through the car.
The wasps went for him and every per-
son in the a a wild scene took
place. Men cursed and clawcd wildly.
Women got up on the seats and danced
and the dog. which everybody thought
was mad. tore up and down the aisle,
bowling. The conductor came in,
thinking the people insane. He prompt
" Joined the show. As the train was
fiying. folks couldn't jump off. No
m%ad-houSe ever saw such 4 scene.
There was profanity enough TO sink a
ship. and the brakeman gazing in at the
door said it beat anything he eve saw
in a variety show. Finally the conduc-
tor stopped the train, folks got ont. and
the car was cleared of waSps and dog.
But the passengers didn't get over it.
They were an awful mad set. and occa-
s~ionally after they got started again Z
man would find a stray wasp in his
trousers and rise and yell. They talked
of suing the railroad. and if they could
have got that drummer his death would
have been frightful. But he had gone
on a train the other way.-BoStOn Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23
Two Little Immigrants.

Frank Mace and Charles, his
brother. were unloaicd from the steam
ship England at Castle Garden on
"Wednesday. Ii was about noon. when,
for the first time in their lives. they set
foot upon American soil. They travelled
without escort. The fact that specially
drew attention To them WAS that Frank
Macy was six and a half wears Of age,
and that Charles, his brother, was four
and a half. They had been wildly bc>ct
in attempting To cross To this country
from Liverpool. Shipping originally in
the steamship Erin, that vessel had
been so tcmpeSt-toSSed that she was
Obliged To put back for repairs Ia the
port from which she sailed. In the
confusion on board the Erin the tickets
If the Macy brothers were lost. but
the National Line did the right thing
by them. and they were transferred to
the England. arriving safely ut New
York. aS said.
The brothers Macy wore plain but
comfortable clothing. and an air of
great confidence. Their whole lug
rage was contained in n leathcrn satch-
81 measurin. about twelve inches by
eight. and fatty packed. The hand Of
Charles was securely claSped IN The
hand of Frank Macy rs the pair As
cended the gang-plank from the immi-
grant barge.
Halo said the official who was
checking the names Of the stceraCe list;
there's two immigrants slipped in be-
tween mv legs
1t was Frank Macy and Charles, his
brother. to whom the official referred.
Colonel iawlor. of the Garden. received
the travellers inside. To him they COM
municated the information that their
father was an American. but that they
were British born: that they knew moth
inc about their mother; and that they
desired To be forwarded To Mr.. Quinn
Macy. at ~. Margaret, Md. a soon a
possible. Toward evening, Colonel Law
ior inquired Of Frank Macy and Charles.
his brother. if they were hungry, To
which they replied without embarrass-
ment that they were. Colonel LOWER
filled out a blank which said:
castle GARDEN. Dec. =. ISL.
Murray & NUGENT: Give Broad and MIX
...4....tmcs Ia Frank MACY and Charles, h-
brother. children, ship, Englani-arrivei =,
noon.
Response was promptly made to this
ticket. and four portions Of bread and
milk were consumed by the brothers
with ease. \ few sweet cakes topped
off the repast. after which the immi-
grants slept soundly until morning.
Breakfast followed. and this was supple
mented by play with other youthful trav-
elers in the rotunda and by lunch at
eleven O'Clock. At noon the Maceys
departed by way of the Baltimore *
Ohio Railroad for ST. Margarct's.-N.
y. PAPER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-23

from favorite indulgences, to control in
temperate passions, or undergo tedious
regimens, to whatever difficulties II lays
Us under. a man who pursueS his happI-
ness nationally and re>Olutely VIII be
content to submit.
When we are in perfect hcelth and
spirits. We feel in ourselves a happiness
independent of any particular outward
. qualification whatever. and Of which we
can rive no account. This i an enjoy
ment which the Deity has annexed 10
life; and it probably constitutes. IN Il
great measure. the happiness Of infant.
and brutcS. especially OF the lower and
sedentary orders Of animals. for which
| have sometimes been II ! loss 10 ilnd
out amusement.
The above account OF human happi-
ness will Justify the two following con
! illusions. which. although found in most
books Of morality, have seldom. We
think. been supported 10y any suiiicien.
reason:
First: That happiness i pretty equal
" distributed among the different or
dcrs Of civil society. Second: That vice
has no advantage uvcr virtue. ever with
respect to this worlds h~appinc~~.-
/ C.. Whittier BrOTH. iH >ri.nrs 81 H-dth.