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THs ONpERDoxK CAsE-MoRE AMUSEMENT
The Hood of pamphlefs in this case is st,ll rsjr q
IL reminds us ot the descriptions given by traye rs
OF the mighty Missouri in it's appro ach 10 the M 9.
slsslpl The Missouri comes from the Rocky
Mountains, rolling and tumbline red, dirty and
muddy, and pours itself into The pure lrrnpd stream
Of the VI ssissppI ltngng the whole food Of waters
with IL hue. So il is with the great Ood.rdona
flood of morality and literature Ii comes INTO tte
great stream OF the literature # the day, overwhelm
ing The Paul de Kock, Bulwer. and Eugene Sue.
and the whole tnbe of dirty novelists, and cormu.
nicatins its own muddy, black aud inky hue TO the
whole tide. review Of the whole case has ius,
appeared IN pamphlet form from the press Of The
Appletons, which Is also protected by copyriebr.
the Ms having probably cost the publishers in the
came ratio with the Book winch was purchs-
sed for $500, eqial to thirty pieces 81 silver of the
Jewish standard.


We also expect very amusing ard of course
highly intellectual row betwetn the Mirror and tbe
Courier II seems that Col. Webb has got home
and permits his sub.editor, Mr.. Raymond, to repe
the attacks of Mr. Willis on the female witnesses
We trust they will not spare each other.