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| palgn in Ohio, thy ain candidate, «peaking to made the following appeal 1 fa thelr good sen kive blin y keep him another year, And hy that he secures «till anothy 1 business princtp erves you In such a wity Isn't that a of one of the farny how Is It when the hired man gets to thinkin’ that be owns the nll farm?" er trled to get around the Inquiry, but the Iaugh had been turned on him, And the moral rematis that the elvil xervant who proceeds, from assurance of lis 1 nity rament, as If he “owned the hull farm,” undoubtedly needs the rebuke.—Vouth's Compante A New ORLHANS lawyer was dining at the Café Miche, In Marsetiies, w ard atthe next table a Hungarian re- lating to som nMcers an extriordinary lynching epleode that he alleged had occurred at a New Orleans hotel. 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