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The New York herald., 1850-04-17

Ds. COOPER, n DUANE srRsxr, mas, yoR rnl
~ last fourcsn confined HE ~ the tr>se
ef ner~vrssi snd other dissssss d isicsss sss.r
He eco the most q this tsAs -
sharwe.
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BALrxoRa April l6-PN
Arrived-Frsnces Jane 81 Johns PR Left Sarah Of New
York. and Sally Ann, OF Phil adepbis.
Seh Michigan samuel Lord and Applesate Now York.
NEw ORLsArs AprilT.
Arrived-Ships May Flower and Hero, New York.
eth-Shp Jenny Lind, Boston.
SAVANNAH. April Il.
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IVY sAvEp-DR. Y'sTRENcn ANTIDoT

&KX sAvED-DR. GREcogY'sT FRENCH ANTID0Tl
Wa N ss perfect extsrminst9r u 81 ryisste dis>sss
IL eansushss tie vrus aud blood The hrst dc<
viii give relief and some curct In too dsys %
package lasts week. and III
power the disease 10 uaited. The prvrr.tor VI
warrant perfect forfeit SD Rrd ratarn all th1
has been paid. Price 81 sold I'D Fulton streeN
Bovery. corner Of Grand street, snd at the doetof
sultns rooms sr hstison ssre, Ne charge for aavies
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or rnE PRACTICAL rR1
~ Trrstse" kc.-Ofnce hcuru, 20 ~ A. NJ "
n, tsunday ers~pses I-Ne - cresrwich street IN 4
spply easlier 81 certain ts~sses vin
surprised the and rspidity % The n stetu
FROM lie nrst ine,sent, ~ s mors stvsneed ard ~
treesir- Niso N SEMINAL Diseases sc (frora ancorl
- ~1,s.ssrss aud very sstersive prsrtce.l he csl
.rr- svrA ssrtsn, safe and radical enr az he cas- sh
An~
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

No cuRE NO pAY.-DR. CoRBrTT. 10 DUANE 81
be cousuied the treatment of certain delicse
Diseases prsctics % sssn years ssveed 70 trsss
of delicate dscAsc ensbles c. the vsrs1
mercury usei.
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

nSyprcAf woRsr on rRIvhTE piSEAssSak}
M Drer,ss, rr.ssss -.a!s tt-a,tsrTh. travelled
Medical Guide ~ Dr.. Ralph ga -sS srans ty gaps.sj
treatment and cure " all pri.sts -.
plain knssh for MAILING the ssriovs p ..as a sr,s
enscuf eure aiso the INST approved - tboss
strctures, seminal weakness. and all ssections. -.rhI
ssns The vorh 70 embellished vith eighte~n htho.
pstes nr every form Of dises
ert on hts csss ~ diseases public IN
lutrstcns directions and recipes will enable any
sh ms own case and save the doctors fee. Prize 81 fs
sal. ~ strine.r Townsend. 9z2 broadway aud By ~
s"'her NO l2t"ruerv Ne. ~ Ana street.
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

DOtIOk RALPH CLOVER AUTHOR OF THH PRif
vae Treatise snd Medical Gudc, continues - be con
suited. a. ssusl a. hs etse in the.s siasut case. :.
Experienced IN this branch practice Dr. o. couhn
himself so an office practice for the last ~ years, BIC
sent ioeauon, and has trea,s oat ef ssrs
ture eset seminal veal so than any ether phycis
n this city ofc-s No. " Formerly Me- ~ Ann "ressI
Frivste ntrance thrauRh the entrr.
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srer'rr' OF PRoDuer PEE EnIs RAnnoAD AND NonrH
Cotton Trade.

The movements of cotton Of vast importance to
the spinner and speculaor The receipts, SO. Ut the
Southern ports TO the stst dates R each Of the past
three years, have been annexed
A.
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TIE cie-tSAir-7hs Cabin,i-Ths Gsphin Claim, &c te
The topic tonight " the eierkship Every thing sp
pears TO he a skies and The wlgs Of abe House
are completely knocked up by the cabinet-the demo
crats altogether harmonious, though more near
iy approaching 60 harmony than the wings The chan
ces are decidedly in favor of democratic clerk II
proper Is sclscted-s good, satsfsctory cOnpro-
mise, Northern man. Among the democratic osndi-
dates Who will probably be to-morro- fcrucy
wAlbridge French aud perhaps Glosebrcnner the pre-
rcni scrgssnta arms French has been excellent
cccr but IL suspected 90 be little tingcd with free
col II would require all the Nor;hern wings perhaps,
fo elect him things stand The whole business
ts mixed up and suhdiyid,d TO defy conjecture,
although there who expect Clerk can be
siscted tomorrow though DO not how Is TO be
done
The clrrkshp worth $4,000 year exclusive Of the
pckings the odd wSisrs and SEALING and the
Thanking prisiege H. the Clerk has bcsile. Tho ap-
pointment in hs hands of some Hfeen subor,iinatrs
Ranging frtm Sl.7oO 20 81 90 q year II is there.
forf an ohhce worth fighting Tor. and anticipAte
protrsctcd shuffng OF the cards before thc game Il
out.
The cabinet are In ssfu QUO ant, t,la CLAYTON s.y.
fhsy stiI unit and 90 int nd TO continue but
,se expect different result from the House Contnitte
wash, the country cannot swallow the 0alphin claim
Their appears he general desire among the whigs
80 put Nr webster in the state Department, from
cvry cunsidcration of public and party policy The
aud give mmcuse power 10 the friend Of comprO
sise n both houses They believe u would roorgsn-
jse the pary consolidate H. and give character of
nnity, strength. consistency and rcrpectahilty Wow
worst condition 10 4 without support without credit
nndwithout chance q excuse save In reorganisa-
to-
sonc,hing must l. done. The vhig party or the
10 = Ian did
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

WAsFIfTcroT April 10 no.
IN Clrt o( JAe Ifows-Th, Deficiency BIZ TIE fys,
fsttssf,cn f a. 81 Tapr,ncs-Th, Curious R>rssf Of
~ Co-rsitie, of Eiecioa, .qgaaa a, D,leest, ycsn
Ne~ her'eo-ncre Re'olut'on' II faesirv on HIND
Both psrsice of the House, and perhaps the free
eoiiers, hold caucus for the nomination of cand,
date for Clerk Among the prominent democrats In
for IL Mr. Porney. Mr. u. r French aud Gen Hiram
wslbridgr, Of Nov York II wslbrdge is nominated
bceve he be elected II the democrats. With.
out nomination, unite on wabridge. they can With
tb- aid of some New York vhies elect him walbrdse
- q conpromise msn-there u not particle q free
soiin about hthst stun called free soilism of which
0iddinss Preston King and Horace Greeley are the
chsmpons Wslbrige stands precisely on the same
ground forpey which i the ground Of Csss sndC Clay
Ihe Wigs have very few candidates on the spot
Matthew - Clair Clark IL understood 20 be and
peshsps Ne may count Jsmce Henry Clay Mudd ss
another We eh.n have candidates enough, and per-
bars trouble e,oueh 10 make an election
The senate to-day have been working on the dcf.
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

&h(M hwhRD-JEfFRIEy ANTlDOTE, A sPBN
PVVV cite Mixture ftg the Of Conorrhrs Cls< =
ssfietures and similar disorders IL mskes speedy csr
vhout the least restriction ~ Diet drink eposurs,
snanss srrcsion 20 business The proprietor ehsllenr
hge case which TIE fixture pl cure unl.r the Tor
TEXTURE of t,e hundred dollars furtherhe tsssse csnrc
ss ecnrsced dose ~ THE mixture IL sken ~hen exr~~~
put up IN bcttes with full directions ns One setn
wees-msny are cured days. Fer sNis by C. H
MING, l.2 Eroaiw ~. Lava stre
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

NEW MEDICAL BooKS-A COMPLETE practical
worn, ON the nAturc and treatment % private diseas
structures and sl kindred aec q the urinary orTsn
Illustrated BY great number " beautifully coored pst
Mlsrse ~ life. By Homer Bostwcs, ~ d. Largo guard
yo pages I'd edition Prc. SIC Extract from the host
hedca and Surgical Jourpsift be said fearless
70 be equal TO Records Actions work the fsn
of and far superior % Of the kind
hshed In this country" Aushor Of the ssminy
Emissions lmpotsney. ee caused hy iInproper hsbit
Fourth Edition, plates pros 81 For sale 81 the Pu
the n thor. 5Oa Hroadwar
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

nOCTOR YOURSELF PkIyATELY-FOR - CENTrI
~ ~ means ef the Pocket kscuispus Every One vi
Own Physician Twenty-foor edition with hunir{
sngrsvinss shoyns Private Diseases asd NAforms.ons
the Cenerative system. In shape and fern BY Wsl
Young H., Graduate of the University 81
The Various forms Of secret Diseases senn IN
sases OF the frostats Gland impotsncy Solitary abits
Youth are faithfully deserihoa aud all the recipes
plain language The chapter Self Abuse and Seminl
weakness worthy 81 particular attention asd should
read ~ every one Young vino have been unfsrtun
IN eonaoting disease prcsus TO pscng yourselves und<
the Of doctor, his
be- get % this truly nssfui Strangers vis
ink Of returning home ~itheu copy % he Pe kst Ee
So captains .nd rrsans sginr 20 should posed
Every One HI. Own Physician. Any .-aihs t~sat
nve cen enclosed In lettst ~i rrcsive copy of N
book, ~ mail or siS copies will be for solAr
dress DR. Nm YOUNG. i52 spruce street, fhisesirhil
yorh
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

nR FAwCETT Is COSFIDENTIALLY C0NSULTK
II his ofcc 80 frapkort street, all dsssss
the most obstinate yield TO his mode Of treatment
the system Recent diseases cured
days STRUCTURES cured the approves paa The v{
Of solitary indulgences also apply with
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

GENINAL WEAKNESS DEBILITY, &c.-THR ONL
~ true treatment and with and invaluable
nation masturbation, self pollu tion ence As
contained in Dr. Raph Practical Private Treatise 9th ed
ton S2 Price 81 Is had Of the author IS Grosl
The New York herald., 1850-04-17

DRIyATE DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS GENj
tai debility female plants nfalhby and speedil
cured, by DIR. DE IAney 81 Lspenard strest. earef
thorough, and intelligent manner For travellers and n
gentlemen contemplating marriage. much he done In
short time Female medicines Of kind ready
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-18
I'm IInS0plIisticafed One,

Yesterday morning, as the Court of Quar-
ter Session was organized for business, the
prisoners van arrived with load Of prison.
ers. 4 juror who had never been in a GRIMM
al Court (much to his credit) although brot'
up in the city of Philadelphia, was approach
ing the entrance door from an opposite direc-
ton, seeing long line of persons pushing
their way into the court room he fell into the
line, and followed those who were ahead Of
him. Unhapily for him, they happened to be
the prisoners brought from prison, who We're
being ushered into the presence of the Judge.
On arriving in the room, a small door was O.
pened, and one by one they were placed in the
dock, our hero stepping in Of his own accord,
and taking the most prominent seat. There
he sat for some twenty minutes, congratula-
ting himself, no doubt upon his luck in secu-
ring so capital a seat. Presently the Attorney
General ordered the crier to call out the name
of John Jones. The crier was not long in FL
ling the Court room with this formidable name.
sounding it through his nasal organ, and start
ing a number Of females who were pre-
sent with alright. Instantly a halfclad
and Unlocking prisoner arose in the dock and
auswered-''heTe." Guilty, or not guilty.
asked the crier. Guilty" said the prisoner.
Our hero started with establishment, his eyes
protruding from his head, as if they were de-
termined TO leave their phase Of abode. A mo-
ment more and his hand was upon the dock
door, which be forced open, and one leg was
outside Of the box. ''NO you don't said big
two listed constable, thrusting him back into
the seat ''But,'' said our hero, in doubling
manner. ''None of your butts to me- replied
the Constable, Il see It plainly, you've been
engaged in some desperate riot, and may be,
killed somebody, for lock at that great patch
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-18

The term Of service of the Judge Of the 9Th
;udicial circnjt. expires with the close OF TIE
nresent year. Legislation viii therefore DC
reonisite. to provide at this session Tor me e
Iod+;an ~ this officer / would recommend
,hat General law be passed, providing Tor
the election Of all the circuit Judges, as thelf
terms Of Office expire ] has VIII obVldie an
nual legislation on this SUBJECT
In concluding this communication y may
M; he out Of place. to draw your attention T.
rbe elevated position. both morally and poliu-
caIlv. occupied BY the Union Of the American
States among the family 81 natlons' Of whicif
onr State IS an integral part. ! ms position Is
the more gratifying as It IS the resuitoi gov
eminent ensuatiug form the people, disseIne-
natino equal rights and imposing equal daues
unon all. From this eqrallty Of rights and
dnties. the attachment of the people 70 this
ITnion has strengthened with is strength, and
its pernetuitv uninpaiFed IN us original purity,
should claim the uaIted effort q me Whole
people; aad the ties which bind tIeSe ota'e@'
should be more strongly ceEnented together.
II being the duty Of every citizen and his right
to make known his views upon ali questions
effectinr the puhlic interest, It IS TO De exFec-
ted that diversity Of opinion VIII exist .hdt
great and absorbing questions OF domestic pol
icv do arise which assume VIDE range oI
opinion. is true. Wien they do rise' they
should be met in a spiit OF compromise and
mutual forbearance, with confident reliance
upon the patriotism Of the people, and iull
determination 10 abide the viii Of the majority
constitutionaIly expressed. The exteaticn Ct
the era Of slavery has assumed within the last
two wears prominent attitude rs a national
question. Views adverse TO this extension
have been fully expressed heretofore by the
legislature and the executive, and 1t may not
be inappropriate to the occasion to reiterate al
your present session, the views Of the people
on this question. and at the same time declare
that, Wisconsin will abide By the compromises
of the Constitution.
The duty imposed upon the executive 81
communicating to You the condition Of the
State, and Of Recommending for your action
such measures as ne may deem exprdlent, IS
performed.
The people expect short session. and |
trust that this expectation viii be responded
TO By their representatives, and that your pres
ent session viii be brought toas speedy close
as proper performance ofyour official duties
will warrant.
In conclusion permit me to assure yon that
/ shall cordially unite with YOU to carry out
any measures tending to further the interests
of cur common constituents.
NELSON DEWEY.
Madison January 10, 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-18

Resolved 4thly, That we have entire
confidence in the capacity and integrity
of the Hon. - Collamer, Post Master
General Of the United States, and it is our
firm belief that had he been acquainted
With all the circumstances he would not
ave removed Mr.. Evans as has been done.
Resolved 5thly, That, whereas Nr Ev-
ans was nominated in the commencement
Of Gen. Taylors administration by a large
majority Of numerously attended meet
ing Of the voters of this Town, called for
shat purpose, and whereas, in the opinion
Of this meeting, large majority Of the
Wings and many others also are in favor
Of his holding that Office, Therefore, we
hereby petition the Hon Post Master
General to reinstate Mr. Evans III the
Post Office Of Dodgevillc
Resolved 6tbly, That the Post Office
ought to be kept IN a central part Of the
village and Of business, where al may be
best accommodated, and it is the opinion
Of this meeting that its present location
IS not. convenient for two-thirds, if not
three fourths Of our population
Resolved 7thly, That the proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, and a copy of the
same be forwarded to the Post Master
General, and also to the Hon O. Cole
our Member of Congress at Washington,
and further, that they request of the Post
Master General copy of all such com
plants, charges and afidavits which have
been made and prepared against the afofe-
said David C. Evans by any and every
one, which have influence to cause his re
moyal
Resolved 8thly, That the Chairmanand
Secretary be authorized to make such
truthful statements as they may deem
necessary, relating to the political senti-
ments and actions of said David C. Ev-
ans, our late Pest Master.
GEORGE KLINE, Chairman.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-18


Message came up. Mr. Williams of La Fa-
yette moved $500 copies in English, SEQ in
German, and $50 in Norwegian. Mr.. Chap
man moved to amend so as to have 500 in
English, goo in German and 500 in Norwe-
gian. Mr.. Devin moved 1000 mere in Ger
man for Washington County. Mr.. Fullerton
moved to add 500 in Welch. Mr.. HIN
Smith moved TO strike out all but 500 in En-
glish. Ofthe last proposition Ayes and Noes
were called and stood $50. SO the amend
ment was carried, and the resolution adopted
as amended.
Afterwards Mr.. McGarry introduced res
olution providing that 500 copies Of the Mes
sage be printed in German. Mr.. Fullerton
moved to add 400 in Welch. Mr.. Stewart 800
in Norwegian which were severally agreed
to, and the resolution adopted. Mr.. Sellers
moved that 500 be printed in French, and IIr.
Farmer moved 500 in Spanish, which were
severally lost.
Mr. Williams by leave under suspension of
rules, introduced bill to allow the Supreme
Court to remove to Milwaukee for the present
term. 1t was read a first and second time,
considered in committee Of the whole, and lost
on ordering to be engrossed for third read
ing.
The reason for the haste. and in fact for the
existence the bill. are said to be that the
Judges have not room enough in Madison
and some say Judge Stowe wants Chicken
Filings and matrass TO sleep on, neither Of
which Madison now affords.
On Friday (Il) many resolutions were in
troduced. The question Of newspapers was
reconsidered, and numerous amendments Of
fered and rejected. II finally passed allowing
each member %. One member who strenu-
ously opposed the taking papers on the ground
Of expense to the people, afterwards inrodu-
ced resolution requiring the Librarian tofur-
nish members with such stationary as would
enable them to speedily get through with their
business. Ia explanation he urged the fact
that no law now authorized the Librarian to
furnish Stationary, and that the half ream of
paper, post Office wrapper, envelopes, quilts,
inkstanGs, sand boxes, waters, wax, &c. which
we had already received would ne justified by
the resolution. No sooner, however, had the
resolution past than the Librarian was inform
ed that knife and gold pen were included in
the resolution, and were expected.
/ Only one bill was Introduced and that was
by Mr.. Fullerton, 10 change the name of Mi
nersyile 20 that of Madon's addition to the
! Town cf Dodgevile.
Mr.. Root,Superintendent of'connon schools
presented his report yesterday, in lis pages
Of manuscript. To-day about $500 copies
were ordered printed, so as to furnish each
school district, Town Superintendent and town
clerk with copy. The vote was reconsidered,
and the report laid on the table until Thurs
day next. Members wishing to examine it,
to see fits utility would justify the expence
Of printing.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-18

"a
copy the following remarks inrelationto le-
LII cesfor printing from the Grant Co. Herald,
NEG ould suggest that the Legislature be petition
q H. the price, not on!y on Potatoes, Cabbage
&c a., also upon Merchandise and Mechanics la
,or 81 il would be just as proper for the Legsla-
ar 81 say how much we shall pay for hat OF
,ai s. boots, IS to say now muca me Halter OF
p, sn.aser shall pay us for Legal advertisement
Il ls.y Of the state makes il necessary for cert
M N,ertisements to be published the law of Ma
arg nases it necessary that the Printer should
IA, s Clo.h.ng and Food and i his prices are to
1e sallted BY law, why not the prices OF other
ne a. labors
Fl ia5--A Legitimate subject for Legislative
8 Action.
Eton IN examination OF the Revised Statutes
re H. discovered that that obnoxious branch Of
md 4 rys Printing, has again receive ed the kind at
eu "a Of law makers OF this state. Before the
xiince Of the present law, the price OF legal adj
re, lin was at least 50 PER cent below that Of
he II ale OF New York, and now in order to Grip
pie HiI further the energies Of this class, it has
az 8 been cut down 20 or 80 FER cent As tie
prisS is now fixed, the advertising Of Patent Aledi-
CT s Is fat iroTt. when compared with the mea-
gre ttance which is allowed :or legal advertising
f. g. lgyer Of knowledge must dislike very much
TO 81 3,is branch OF buscness the subject of so
muFi special legislation Thinking it desirable
tn g o..tr branches Of industry should not enjoy
pr Aez5s which are Iegi-Iated from US, we append
the ,lleEag petition which we wiza presented to
the iegislature at IFS present session:
20 THE NEAlBEB5 OF THE SENATE
Z: AND ASSEMBLY OF WISCONSIN.
gsur petitioners, Printers Of Grant Co. Wiscon-
sin alg great interest in the welfare OF the cit
izeS Eot lie different towns in this county, would
res 5tt5lIy represent to your honorable body,that
a lisko portion Of the Farmers Of this county seem
detE5aiasd upon getting the highest possible price
for FIN produce; and whereas, as such exacfions
are s7,iculatedt to injare Pecuniarythe inhabitants
of s. towns, your petitioners would respectfully
ask g at an act be passed fixing the price OF Pota-
toe*= ogn. Cabbage and Onions, and such other ar
tcltsa the appetite Of the people Of towns crave,
thass lie Farming community may not enjoy priv
IegtI over the conductors OF the press. Your pc
tti55s would respectfully ask your carly a5ten-
,oltso lis subject, and that cur petition may be
graaEed, we VIII ever pray.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-18

upon the side of your head and yeur swollen
face-got no doubt from the resistance made
TO your attacks
Making another attempt to get cut, he was
again thrust back by the officer, with very lit
tie ceremony. By this time the officer, thro'
his great exertions, or from the excitement IN
eident TO the attempt Of prisoner trying to
escape. got dry and stepped across the street
to ''take drink" IN his absence, a jury had
been empanneled to try John Smith, and the
name Of our hero having BEEN called upon that
panel, he stepped out Of the 'durance vile, :"
and took a seat in the jury box. The officers
Of the Court were sorely perpIexed at this
movement, and began to " Aisper one with an
other TO un7ayol the matter-some asserting
that he was bona ide prisoner, q most des-
perate character, as was exhibited by his i'm
pudentIy taking seatin the jury box, as much
as 10 say ''Eho cares for the court
Just at this moment, the jolly face Of the
Constable who had charge of the prisoners
was seen entering the court room. His first
glance was directed towards the dock to see
that all was right All at once he stood agast,
the piece of cracker that he had just conveyed
to his mouth could be seen clenched firmly by
his teeth and his hands were raised in amaze
ment. Bot he was not man to remain long
in that position. Bending his neck little
forward, he slowly turned his head and took
in every human face in that thicllly packed
room. His face began TO assume the look Of
despair as the object he seemed tobe in search
of grew more hopeless Of discovery. He had
turned entirely around, and as last hope, he
bent his eyes upon the jury box 4 beam Of
Joy, as pleasant to look upon as the show that
spans the heavens" now lighted up his coun-
tenance. In an instant he was by the side of
the fugitive. Selling him By the collar, he
commenced drawing him towards the prison
er's box, ezclaining ''pretty cunning, old fell
low, but it won't do" Hold on, hold on -
said the afaghted juror, ''all explain II
intend to hold on, replied the officer, exert
ing himself naufully TO get our hero back to
his old quarters. "Mr. Constable" exclaim-
ed the clerk, in a loud voice, .srelease your
hold on that man, until we have an explana-
ton" This mandate was obeyed. care you
Juror siF, asked the clerk. Il am, replied
the man. ''Reguiarly summoned = said the
Clerk. "Yes," replied the supposed prison
er. Take seat in ;he jury box, them ut
tered the clerk, which order was at once COM
Piled with.
The ridiculous position Of the man was at
once conPrehended, and roar Of laughter
was the consequence. The constable appear
ed crest fallen, and blushed amazingly. The
juror had received wound upon his head,
from which the hair had been shaven, and a
large patch covered the scalp. In addition to
this, his face was much swollen, apparently
caused by the toothache, and it is not to be
wondered at that the officer took him for
prisoner, when he found him in the culprit
box.-Phtk, Spirit Times.