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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

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GOODS;
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

DEST ANTHRACITE. - fEE TON;
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and Czsy -1rvts- = r. fAes.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

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Irs 90 = 81 afi tfr ansx:sorx IA TIC <stx ~ fsss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

MAJ. sTATINTNT Foa THF

Ifr-EI xgrp W krTHo-Ts ~ Tar kupr-oE (
WI AccQCN1 ron NfeCsslA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

~ WhI. II N Af.N fttH lfIk
n IL al Tl-kR INNING rHE ctsr DAY
Or DhfNNBER. 1881. 90 TIE A-T Al
go>piJ5SN or TEE TRpOkLfs AISE-lx-
- -Es ~t'fs COMPANY. u&.sA>iZgD EsssfE
THf Laws ~ TN >TAIE of Nv oRh-
VALE To TIL AlD;TC& 90 Ptbklf &C
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EflssINIk rt-E~ThST T. I3ik ACT tfTHE
GfNfkAL ASSEMBLY Z rGtLArINt. THE
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19

TIL T. I A B l. ES ~
Will be kept supplied with every article the
markets afford, prepared by the most expert
eneed connosseurs.
II H + r. OOMS
Are large and airy, and the Beds clean and
comfortable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19

Persons visiting Paradise, who desire good
Meal, Drink Cigar or Bed, are referred to the
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19

II IL f B A r.

Will be found stocked with the choicest brands
of
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Lager,
At prices to suit the times.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19

AZ The travelling public are respectfully n
formed that, although the st. NfnolAs is not
the Stage Depot, no better accom- modations can
be had at any Hotel in the coursry.
CRAWFORD & A
Paradise, May 80, sS1. my.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19

G o0a week in your own town. O. outfit
eDOOfree, No risk Everything new.
Capital not required. We will fur
nish you everyt thing. Many are making for
tunes. Ladies make as much as men, and
boys and girls make great pay. Reader, ii you
want a business at which you can make great
pay all the time you work, write for particulars
to ii. HALLEIr Co, Portland, Maine n22
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19
SETTLE UP.

All persons indebted to the firm Of PALMER
JASMlN are requested to call and settle up
without delay, as one OF the Arm is going to
Arizona
,,s PALMER 4 JASMIN.
Winnemueca, December l6. lssL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
PARADISE, NEVADA.
CRAWFORD a AEEL. PRoPRIEToRs.

The propretors of the st. Nicholas take pleas
ure in announcing that the above favorite
Hotel has been handsomely furnished and reno
waited throughout, and it has first-class ac-
eommodations for families and others.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19
Notice TO Delinquents.

Notice is hereby given, that the County Com
missioners have ordered suits brought against
all delinquents on the Tax Roll for 1ssl. In
accordance with the law and said order, suits
win be instituted against said delinquents,
unless payment is before made, on the I'D day
of January, lss2.
J. II. MACMILLAN,
District Attorney Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemueea. January 7, 1852 I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19

Total ....................... Ss,3l4 20
STATE oF NEVADA,
County Of Humboldt.
lsEALl /. c. c. Biies. County Clerk and ex-
officio Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners, in and for said County
and State, do hereby certify the forego-
ing 10 bea true and correct statement Of
the bills allowed by said Board during
the January Qss2) term of said Board.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Coun-
ty, this 5th day af January, 1ss2.
c. C. BILES,
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
BY CHAs. A. LAGRAyE, Deputy. jyls
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-01-19
Il E p o Il T
OF THE
Board County Commissioners
MTMR0LDT COUNTE, NEVADA.
For the January Term. 1882.
rFRMS on SllRSCRIpTION

Statement OF accounts allowed by the Board of
County Commissioners Of Humboldt County,
Nevada, for the quarter ending January 5th,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
PARSON NICHOLAS.
4 Novel Way to Advance the Cause. Why He Didn't Want the Corn
 Mentioned

Boss, said Iarson Nicholas. = seed article m yer paper ~ha, said da, ne man can g,, along in h,s business lessen he adserlses Now daes sau really mark da; statemcn, down as A fack:-
 Yes. old man. the statement. in ! measure. $ true
 ias. wall I'se souer tuck up dat no- ton myself. ~ans,ef succeed m ms un- dertakins. >o wants Yer ter >or,cr hs up 4 advertisement, fur me
 What do you want Ia advertise
 Wall. yer see SC runnin' resn Al mccun' ou; heah at dc Moss Rock Church, an ~,d all m, energy an-~hat sorter prise K Il when yer pushes a ,hing:"
 " Enterprise
 = Yes sah. da,'s il. \ good word, ,,,o. femme tell yer. Enterprise Oars grammar IT da; word Mali. Wid all my enterprise couldn't ge, de sinners ter come up to de moumeEs bench. Be sln- ners tres to splaIn themselves by sayin' dat times IS hard. an dat dar am, much business dom but buck nigger 4ha, $ got church gisi across de creek from mine. rakes m de sinners ebery night. He comes aroun me sometimes an tires to cro~ ober me Now ef dars anything what rnAkes me feel limpha,,o ,o-da;s an- udder good word. boss, go, II from a show man-its fur a buck nigger ter shake hrs kinks roun me. les say m ye. paper da, parson Nicholas IS got de bes, mourners bench in de county; dat ebe- Y convenience is provided. An pu, m dis heah cilnchin clause: Mourncrs ~hai come io q. bench is warranted ter pull through m half de time required a, any udder bench. De 'hglon got d, dis bench numerous dat's hansom word testimonials from prominent church mem bers show II ob superior quality. an is lnshored fur year Will yer pu, dat in {. Yas: Much obliged ter yer. Say boss, can, yer fling m su,hln about dat n,gger preacher obcr de creek s,ealln' some corn: Da;'s opposition. les say da, he stole SIX bushels -ob corn from d white man No. come ter think "b Il. boss, don, say nu,hln -bou, de corn. kase da, vas fore we fell out. an sides da, Nxs uId hlm al dc tune Thankee sah-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
X COMMERCIAL. NAME

..i never ~as n favor of var sad an old Arksnsa~er -but notice that sone of the worlds grea,esi men arc mt of my opinion. So~, there's old Tfademsrk He's great man, and yet h~ believes tn su.r
 -0ld who F- asked byssandes.
 -s,ssi Trademark
 Who the d~use Is Trademark i''
 -$o sondes they call us ignorant. ~hen su.b feIlsrS a. you show your lack of >1hos,i,u' Disin', you asvsr hear of the great German u,ii,t4sT, sss.s.. !'=s..sss....k v
 live heard of BissnArk .
 -Iha,'s fact. Bn mark. ! knowed ilaa, fl xas sofne ~yss os 4 commercial f...Eur-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
MUST Go HIGHER

T see n paper that yoa are the bag gest sr,sl n the ~orid. sad man pho came hurrIcdly into our offsee, yes,erday.
 .'s'es. sir
 Well. nox. 4rn ID luokS You are the man I've been looking for. Juss say n your ne1t issue that Col. ModAsh ts in the city. and that he has the mos; charming daughter ln the xorid- Here, run in sAis half column puff of my .ise .ho took rhe horns zs bal in the country the other night
 My friend. the paper has snisIed you- l am the bsgges, subordinate fool tn the ~srid-thzt is, rule the subordinate lodges. bu; f you want your ssuH pub lished. you must see the supreme fool.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
WISH KNowED SOONER

Uncle Sam, said oolored boy to black Samuel negro ~ho used to bot ,om chAirs for Col sandy Faulkner. = ~<sr ger gxine:
 -G~sne hshin chile: ~hy yer as me-"
 Did Ser kno~ da, Aun, TiIdy !, dead:
 Go on. chile. Is da, a faca: Yer doan mean ter SAY dat my ~ife $ dead ''
 -Yes sah
 When she die:''
 Dis n1ornin
 Wall Is sorry want dar. Tell 'eTn fer go on ar make de 'rangements. dzi IF be back agin de funeral Isc done dug worms fur hait no~. Wish I'd knoHed II sooner
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
OF COURSE IT PAYS

To pro.e 'hst adYef'ising is A soans oi great terri,' 'i siil only be neessssry h relate ,he foile~lag hi,le fac'
 One hne n ghe las, sssse cffhe AEsAs- SAW IsAELIEs. sad "F,,r nr@. hesh. cheap eoflns. ell st the establishment, of I. Blicksimore.
 The neat day Blnkeltnose house VAS crow tled. Everybody ~anted 4 cs,ffin.
 One man. ~ko bought tao eofsIns and q case. Nss asked f anybody s&s dead 4, hls house.
 '0h. no. he sad. T sz& b ,ise paper ,lz, eostans were cheap u iHlekeimorc' :. so l concluded to lay in sspply. never le, basgzin pasA-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
A SUCCESS

-ah,, gentlemen" sad bong hz,fed aan during . eonsefsssson esH#ccfning the diftlcuitY of running a newspaper. T expect ,hS, m venture ~lsh the weekly Horn is one ssf the nssss saes~ssfai enter pfises fn Ark2nsax.
 -H4se been stscsessfsl. eh =
 Well ! siouid say. You see, when started the paper vas pp d~bs-7
 -YesE
 -Isus ssnce sher have saee-rded in bos- ro4 ing money and killing a man. Talk about success
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THE CELEBRATED SEMINOLE.
Hitherto Unpublished Account of Meeting between Wildcat
 and Aarney.

and Aarney.
 The mos, impressive scene ] ever wit messed. remarked Col. "Boggy John son. one of the best known men m the southern country. '~as the meeting q, ncs and ,hc famous Seminole ehiet. Wild cat \ history of the meeting has never been published. those ~ho witnessed the scene. pneferung ta wat another gcners- ,lon or t~e hefare sisng |, la the public. Col. Hamey and N lldca at we're bitter enc mes, and on ono eeeasion. fe~ days hc fore the incident l am go,ng to relate. Nildea,S pursuit d the eaieac! MAS sn hot tina, the distinguished military man ~as forced tn swim user Ia avo,d cap turc. ftnally. Wiidoa, disappeared. One day, a, Boggs depot. was surprised b, the sudden appearance of wiidea, and len ~ar1ors. Making a courteous gcs- turr Wildcat advanced. and through his celebrated colored interpreter Cnelc Abram. said:
 .' AEe you 4nd al. Harne. friends
 '.Ye>. replied.
 "'tre you good faends
 ..Yes.
 Then, extending his hand. winch l took he sad Co tell him that Widca, IS Bo longer at war that he des.rcs tn shake the hand of Han-y Go now 1 wall Val, over there, pointing To grose.
 T knew that Hatncy ~as bitter, tha, shen the blaze of enmity was once aroused no ~s,rrs of soheiicd forgive ness could qucneh them. Hut l went 1 found the colonel and delivered my mes sage. but. dsrkly frp~ning, he replied
 =. lei N ,iticAi that ! ,i,, r,.,i wish ;s, see him.
 T ~cn, back ,e Wilde A, and acquainted hum ~ith iianeys reply. lie seemed funously angrY, bu, sald nothing. went, back to the for and. the nex, evcning ]. were xuing under beau;ifsl arbor. near A spring Of clear water. happened To look toward the ravine was thrilled Wildca, and his ten ~arrinrs ,ame rnarth- ing tos ard us Wildcat marched up tn Harney. who stood m amaxcmen, and stretched forth his hand. Hamey, sath males,y. ~a.ed hlm of and exclaimed
 No.
 N ildcai s;ood. afTsyed in his feather, the mos, pcrfesi specimen of man ever sa~ He ~as grand. Beside him stood h. cic Abram. bias the stetn 'si burned tree. The ~arriors stood hke statues. No; d inuselc .f any one moved liar ney. tall and males'ic. looked like 4 statue The offioers stood around ID ad- mmaIion of the scene
 A. am A, peace, sad Wildcat . l came ,o offer you peAee. am Al pcAce Nith your father You belong to your father. l have offered you my hand n behalf of your grea, father.
 Then. n deep. runbling ye'ee liar ney. s;iii like statue. teplsed ~
 ~'li IS true tha, am snisec, to the or- ders of the ruler whom you term my father bu, sir. my hand ls In, o~n, and thus es- hiblting himself like Douglas. he turned and sad to the officer 6enilesnrn you do as you please Na,or Ben Bell was the nrst to advance and extend hii hand. Then aif of iie osficerS fpllov ed Wibicst renamed sf5F several days and ate yslrh the officers. bat HaFne, never ea,4nded his hand
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
GOLDEN RINoLErs.
4 Little Boy. 4 Grief Stricken Moshei
 And an Old Minister.

Such an Au et stiffness pcrs adcd the eyc ~as dcwy with tesrs. \ httie sufferer Ia, upon the bed. \ hltlc boy. bngh, child. whose beautiful hali. damp m the all pen ading sympathy of gnef, lay ,n little golden s,TrAmieis on :he p.iio~. The boy ~as dying iireashlessl, they spoke ot h,m lie had played the dA, before. \ top h, ncar the he'd. and tn a ( ,r, near the wall. A cat nestled and lcp,. The tathcr was away. kVcD feotfall ~thoa, caused eager listening. The doctor had gone lt is nf no ase. he had sad. Father and husband away. ra one upon whom to lock for strength. an oid min ls,er ~ho had haptlted the mother and aho had led her mt, the sacred p,rs ineis of the church was sent for lke old man eame and prayed. feae dropped from hts gra, e,elAshes and ieli m the boys hau silscr beads and goiden floss. ," It Is hard IA glsc hsm up," >aid the old man. :" tos VT all love hun sa. With aur sinfui. mortal understanding. II Is hard fsr us ,e know Shl he should leave 9<. but the Lard ls master of his own good work We cannot unders,and ~hl the beautiful and good sr- harvested and gathered young unto the great and glaraou> iold ot heaven. Human eye K short sighted butt od sees throughou, eternity The ct arnse m the lit,le ceu and bumped he, b4sk The ciock nfkcNt loud. \ iootstep VAS heard The mother 'e tnod eagerly. The door opened black Aead appeared and s voice sad
 Lady. does yer wan,ef buy an, biack- besne~ y'
 X grlci ekrn shake ot the head, a haii s,iried e1 ri pira>- go away
 '' Mamma whispered the ch,ld
 ies. dafling."
 Is papa coming =
 -', fe-, tieas He locked ap i,s,nrls -,sh h,. strange ly lighted eyes.
 -t,.aiae, bat .,u,.s t""tsieI.4@ sounded itefure the mother could arse. black head appe.ued and sotee asked
 Lady. doee ger ~anicf hlre anybody z"
 This ,hing has gone faf enough II Is pis,ni, to be seen tha, ,hl> isoy canno, be killed As,he shnuid be tsflcf snnot keep those biAek heads s~sy from the door. Little Rock is full of oolofed women ~hn either van, to sell bcrries os hre Ii ,hlA death scenc .erc .n be continued another woman would pop in and say e I.ady hcah is de Washin count dr pies q .i --se i'>e always s,ilin fur anyt,od, ter sarnin my work How ~ouid you like ,o die under such .trcun~,snces Pretty rough. isn' its So. taking all this ss;n confederation. s~1l hzse ,o lei rhis boy get well Oh, but there ~as a tims. a fe-s moments ago. when e~ had Il ln for han Isu, lc, hun Ilsc. Ihis shows hoA man than th~ hear, of Sunday sf hf.p book k-snakef If Snnday~seheol bsssk- maker had gs ln the h~esi bad nd ,akct fhss gsb. he never ~ould have let that ba, ge, out oi the bed He wouId have aAtd r. No my liitle pard. ny hooks are ou yoa l lou are my veal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

SosIn CAROLINA has as lass beea shaken up by tornado. People ~ho have h,sherto sapposed that sh~y couldn's raise the ~Ind in that state are wrong, North Carolina doesn't ask for nnch She has always been modea state. and now thz1 storm appropriation has been made through the weather bureau, she should no longer fancy h~rseif negtecsed by the general government
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
4 WARNING.

\ Berlin nr~spApef nrrtIoas the case "f a hal .ho tru slek and ~ss found. af,rf fgtise ,r-a,mrni for long penod. to have ~arrus tR ons of hIs lungs. that had unqu~S,Ionabls come iron. n>t dog -hieh he had been 2c aastomcd I9 ;oucir I<p dangerous surEl cal operation. ~eTr neeessers for ,h- renaoszi @af the pafaslt-. aad the lad hareis safsis.s ihrfn. The journal ad.iaes parents general \ to iake ro;e gf f.ls cas~. and no, ,o alio~ rheir childrer.-t9 ktss th-iE pr; animals os fondl- them too fre-l. ErtA1age
 This IS timely warning To young la dies ~ho kiss shabby dogs. and ,o actress e, ~ho lasishly caress their pop-eyed pets X child's fondness for dogs Is easily un- ders,ood bat why women. sensible wo- men. delight in exchanging saliya fer hy- drophobia foam. is something thz; o.n- ao, he explained The habits of dog are TO, above rrprnsch He forms asso- cations which should exclude hlfn from society. Little dogs frequently drag the shankbone of a dead horsc around the neighborhood all the afternoon. and then a; nigh, nestle m the lap of beastIfIl gih t,re.; Cesar. girl. can, you smell . You can smell glass of beer through the thickness of an ordinary man So@. real ly. when dog blo~s his breath n yeur fare. don't you sometirnes. If 10 longe.' than for moment entertain a suspicson that he has been eating spoiled horse Don, you know iha. dog would rather roll and tumble oyer the remains of 2 rooster than to lie or a feather bed 7 The question <, girl, gres, Cesar. can [ you smell:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THE crop prospects of Arkznsa~ are promising. The pass fe~ warm days have made cotton hump itself like bucking mule Corn IS spreading its blades to the s1h ~ifh seeming gra,efuiness- l. requires A,nuittnde Of disasters to roll Arkznsaw into the shade of failure High water and unreasonable ~cafher have both spent their influence. and yet the state is on the elevated roae1to prosperity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THE West Pom, cadets are exesed oser a rurnor that another colored boy has been successful in competitive exzrni- nation. and ~iil be admitted 70 the great military institusion- The espcfienee of Whitaker ~ill no douhs teach the new conner that is IS bad plan to whittle his sos< and slice his cara
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
A SPECIAL INTRODUCTION.
How q Poor Scribe was Imposed Upon
 By . Bad Man.

The other day while an ARKANsAw TRAyELER man was on a Little Rock. Mississippi River and Texas railway train. man with closely cut hair and wearing a cheap looking suit of clothes. walked around in the baggage car. where a kind of individual smoking parry had assem- bled. and asked so many questions and asked them so rapidly that several men threw their cigars away and went back into the coach.
 Have you lived long in ,his country ," asked the cheap man of the scribe How far arc you going: That's what they call buckshot land over there. amt il: Fine for cotton. I reckon < Had heap afhieh water. didn't they: Much stir ir politics: firs; time l ever travelled over rtis road Wasn't built when come up I1pe out? Heres match. Who do you think Will be elected. anyhow:~
 This was enough ,o have made a sensi- bIe man jump from the train. bu, the TRAyELER man does not profess ;o De sensible
 live got the finest wife" he continued. that ever drew the breath of life. That's rhyme. It's strange how those little sen timents slip up on man. Well. sir. to begin. that woman has stuck 10 me through thick and thin. Another rhyme. Whats your name and what business are YOU in>- Receiving information as 10 the two las, inquiries. he continued: My name Is Hashmuok- have been living in I.ittie Rock for the past five years. bu, I'm going . back to my farm. Come back and lei me introduce you 10 my wife. 'loa so take your paper. -.-.--.-.---.---
 Ihinking that he might ge, ;. subsriber. the scribe went back and was presented 10 Mrs. Hashmuek. pug-nose woman. with blush front teeth. The conversation was not very interesting. eAoep, to party of men sho kep, laughing al what seemed 10 them ridiculous performance Lets go back 10 the trunk car" said Mir. Hash muck. Wcni back After fex moments conversation: Come back and let me introduce you to my wife
 You gave me an introduction to her a fes moments ago.
 -l know bu, she $ my wite and wan, to give you a special in,roduc,ion.- Thinking 'ha, the frs, presentation nigh; have been associated press. the scribe went back and received 4 special. The men laughed again. Wen, back to the baggage car Yes III answer ,o a mid inquiry, .'I lo~ to take your paper Ba, let me introduce you to my wife This must have been intended as kind ai oablegram presentation. so the victim went back again- The men yelled The scribe could have choked them '-Hel- loa-~ exclaimed Hashmuok Heres our station: lets ge, off 'lo~ ,o subscribe for , our paper. put my name doNn.-
 Do you kno~ who your friend s = said one of the laughing <ncn- ~hen the couple lef, the CAT.
 No
 That fellow has iust finished a term in the peni,entian. where he vas sen; for
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

A MAN in Vermont hung himself be- cause his wife refused to kiss him. The woman repented, cut hIn down and kissed him, buf as he was in the hanging busi- ness anyway, he stretched himself up, Hg1fdless of the iuss, and expired
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
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 While party of gentlemen. composed of Gen kng White. Col. James Hudson. Col. John \. Williams. and the younger Bfes kinfldgr ch,p from the old biosk, by the way and fouf os i've others ~es~ as- sesabied, the subject 6ams up of whether or not Gen. Garrett, as true a type of gem tletpan ss ever esisird. should pa, oyer tao dollar and subs r,bs ,as the ApkAS- ssa Tssyriss- ii, Aceiamai,on Gen. Garrett ~ss insae thAissnaH. Husisxfn wanted to know fl republicans were al- bowed vote Williams wanted to knuw that fl they voted would the votes be counted. The question was submitted ard carried unsnnnoualy Like A true party man. the general yielded ,o the patriotic demand and pa,d the money. I'm. ,s nos intended as sn invitation ,o tstie Rock bill es,s!es.es=. Keep out, young men. keep .,ssss
 In Pine Blua every man n supposrd so ha.s money. In Little kosk h~ IS sup posed to be broke.