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s1i4,5OO 00-l24, 500 OF
Statement Of PROBABLE Expenditures for 1867
Total of regular expenditures

Extraordinary ESpenditures
Notes payable due in 1852. $50. s36I,5S5 so
Interest coupons due in 1852, and
interest bopds and notes due in
~ 81 and 80 ".;.,...,.....,.. III ,0ss on
Charity con lin gent beyond reg ular
appropriation. ........,......,., $500 %
Extra appropriation to Fire Com.
,panies ....,..................... 1900 90
Amount OF appropriation neces-
sary to be deposited in 1852, under
the act Of May 4. lS47, an the
provisions Of an ordinance of the
Council adopted on the 4th of
January, ls4s. to meet the bonds
this Municipality. ..,...-,,,.,,., $4,000 %
Amount OF appropriation necessary
10 be deposited in 1852 out of the
Market Notes to meet the loan of
bonds made by the State to this
Municipality. ,.....,,....,,.,,,, 12OOO GA
Discount for prompt payment of
tax OF Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
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Southern Mutual Life Insurance Co, of
Louisiana,

The United sss Life Insurance. Annuity and Trust Company
PhAepha having for valued consideration assumed and
thereby become responsible for all the obligations
hereafter become due, arising from Policies Of issued
Southern Mutual Life Company
The s Of October present. s5l,j and viii
Policies they tall due, the terms forth
Of said Company.
The Policy holders of Southern Life Insurance. Com.
Louisiana respectfully at The Office No.
Camp street. where statement Of the transferred will
hoied 10 them, with all such explanations
lerad essential. JOSHUA BALDWIN,
President Southern Mutual Lille insurance
BENJAMIN FLORANCE,
old an Agent u 3. Life Insurance Company PHILADELPHIA
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How we all admire clear, beautiful white skin and rosy
coored cheek How often do persons
this dssderatum devouy to be wished resorng to cos.
melcs lotions Wishes paints and colOrng Materials
Them Of, and that too often times, with manifest injury to
the skin The fact is, Bulls Saapara the best
known. 1t makes the skin clear upon the correct and ONLY
tue principle not by coating the surface with poisonous
deeteouH matter which the and CHECK
natural persprau0n but by removing every particle of bill.
lous, morbid and diseased matter from the blood making The
same pure healthy and vigorous, giving activity every
mute vessel and changing the yellow, dark and sow
tenance TO the DOM and freshness of youth II the ladies
generally could be apprsed and convinced of this fact they
would abandon the use Of all paints mixtures and lotions
an use me only efiectual remedy "a word to the wise is
5ntlclent,' and q hint is enOugh for the ladias
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bdIdHCt 10 Dc pTOVIeu Tor by taxa
ton ............. s723 73l ss-s7as, Is 81
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
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DE-; Rogers Liverwort and
Tar,
Dr., Davis Compound ol
Wild Cherry and Tar,
W stars Bataam o! Wild
Cherry and Tar,
Davls' Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Tar,
Pink Syrup,
Cod Liver Oil,
DR.. Coxe's Syrup,
Dr.. Clarke's Wild Cherry and
To,
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JOHN BULLS
FLUID EXTRACT of sARSAPARILLA.

THIS invaluable remedy has already carried
happiness to the hearts of thousands and daily giving
more consolation to the afflicted than could be afforded by al
the wealth in the mines Of California and the world com
bned 1t 10 put up in full quart bottles and contains the
strength OF six times as mueh Honduras Sarsapsra
any similar preparation made in America.
II has been well established fact for years past that ar
sapara, when pure and properly prepared, the
rye panaces tor all diseases originating from impure
Of The blood the use OF mercury intoxicating drinks evil
EXTRACT 81 Psas
the only preparation before the public
strictly scientific principles and Of uniform strength The
Sarsapaa purchased without regard price, and every
pound before being used subjected to the ceat chemical
tests and It's genuneness ascertaned before being used
Bulls Sarsapala also contains the several
auabe medical roots, together forming the best
and producing the greatest curative in the world
Good Testimony.
The Ohio state Journal Columbus, Ohio, thus speaks OF
Bulls Sarsaparlla;
pound Fluid Extract OF Saapsrla city where has
been introduced Tor the two months only with the
grauiyn effects produced all who have tried it,
rant the assertion that purifier of the blood ecu
This is bold assertion, but be subsanated by calling
the agent IN this city
bear with eader little longer, dbe conynce tthat
Bulls Sarsaparila Is the
Wonder of the World!
and that will YOU how long You nave beea
What DR.. Owen Druggist and Apotheca-y Of .syera
years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparilia:
LOUISVILLE May, l84s.
years severely afflicted with Meroura Headache and du
heavy pain in Liver used almost ali the remedies Of
the day especially the Sarsapaas prepared BY different Der
sons. But all to little advantage CHANGED tc
than all the Others combined.
therefore take pleasure IN recommending Sasapa
lila to the afflicted community superior article.
Very respectfully, ]. Ii. OWEN, NJ. d.
Rheumatism.
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sufficient and a hint is enough for the ladies.
Better Testimony
Than Das 6per offered IN tap0r of any Medicine!
FROM DIR. JAMES M. MOORE.
Mr. John BULL have no hesitation in saying that be-
eEe your Sasapaa to be the best article manu-
Gia SI The the Of ScISaa syphilis and other
Louisville, Dec. 49, lsi7. JAMES M. MooRE.
More Testimony from DR.. Moore.
Mr.. John Bu-l using your Sarsaparila in several
new Of scrofqa, and with happy effect am now
be made for that disease JAMES N. MoORK NJ D.
Winchester, KY, February l. is4S
Testimony like the following render. uperuous all further
comments upon the efhcac" "''''aS "Tls:
On DR.. L. p YandeAl, Professor of Chemtstry
M the Lou,sUtLe Medical College.
ave looked over the list Of ingredients composing John
u sCompound Extract of SarBapariia and have no heal.
10, IN saying that they form safe compound and one
t promises wen in chrome diseases to which II is applicable.
Louisville, June 8, lSis. l.. +. YANDELL, NJ. ID.
What Dr. Pyles, Physician by appointment of the Louis.
vile Marine Hospital, says of Bulls sarsapadla
LOUISVILLE, March 90, 1919
hays exs@ned The pescEption for the preoaraon Of
an excellent one, and well calculated to produce Alternative
impression on the system have psed both in public and
ula in use. NJ PYLRs, M. d.,
This medicine is daily graphing with disease through the
n eH CUP n 10 blooming ss and youthful
orme3ted CeIffeae- Ds seeming from ali directions iron
nsn Of nu,i -. , I,s 'l, y "aGsf iton il {
cSbRg Sold who's iss asd Fsstai 6y JOHN RU
zisu generally in the oily and county 'N' ny i'e drug
Persons wishing to aoeep. Agency for the sale Of
81 Fourth street, Loaisvle, with referepe ,ts.
Rn Ihs enspa, Agents in SewQeans for the sale q
'0na WkiGGf S.si1 ss If fsisa Msdcin.
Uo ON warehouse, i5l Chartres street.
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n Y ~ u . Z N H . n
Prepared from the Fourth Stomach of the Or
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FELLOW CITIZENS Of NEW ORLEANS

~ All ariclesin the Med cHe .ne not mentioned II -
myI ""'e 'ethis
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Fever and Ague,
Onenlai Lite Elixir,
Mortimer A merican Tonic,
Indian Cholasog re. for Fever
md Ague,
Gree h 3 Fever and Ague
Tome
Hair Dye.
,halon's Magic II air Dye.
BACHELORS do. do. do,
jaynp'B do. do. do.
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w HlSkY-20 bbls. Old Monong ahela Win.
~ chester Whisky, In store and for sale low BY
nv SAMUEL WOLFF, R6 Camp NJ
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Or, ) ayne's Medicines
Jayne,s LGpeGtorant,
Jayns's Hair Tonic,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's liar Dye.
Jayne's 'arpiinhIive Balssm
Jayne's Tonic Vclmifuge,
Jayne's Sanatlye Pills,
JayEe's Ague Pills.
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MEDICAL. CARDS.

DIX. CICERO BAAKEE, office corner Carroll
ana refdldo streets. opposite the Canoitun Railroad
office practice '' p"'''o"'"A "'' III ~ !"
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InhrL. o. HONOR. State Of Louisians.-A,the
eaneai soo hald on the I'D of May, in the city of New
Ne following officers elected for the ensuing
EMplGs =, L. Bruce:
slmaa MiR9, delsgass from Odson Temple No s, GWT
sn xnensSes oesieyas from Ocean Temple No2, G W.T.
xH0Gk0 kN, delegate from Odeoa Temple No g. q w K
S1s1tses. daIss.,s from Orleans Temple Nos. q W Il
WRA09at ds!e9ets from Odeon No 5, W Chaplain
Ce@etoas dsieests from Orleans Temple No 3, G
sa.Lhs y w appointed y Deputy G WT-PG W rs,
bruce and G Latham, for the State at large: b
i fN Asarep District No 1; Lewis, Shreveport,
" ~ Riy4Disim No2
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opsoA TEMPLE or HONOR No. 5.-Meets semi. monthly
Avey sltphts Tuesday evening at hapas clock in ~.
4eaeef Temperance Hall. IS ST. Charles street Oifoer
90 psnt term. ending the first meeting May, 1861:
32t1 Cisssl; WG + Edward Mclaughlin. w U
:ssss k RI F1s'h A. 3 2sxs;
M !:.....:...M 4 W. W. Mss cGaiiiy;. W %
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AS me above list only comprises OF the eadin, s,ii
ie9. dealers ana Others informed that the oriers , ~
promptly supplied with article in The Patent Ned,cS
inc not Included therein. ~ ''Snoh'e
~ IL Il is sole Agent for the Ora rFENBERc
oT me states Of Lonsian. and Miseissipni
sHq 10 - , az INDIAN vEGET HE PiLi.S
Inc uahe supplied ~. reasonable iayn,s cnu an W 10
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-. YtSusnE Committee:
yQen detcuis bstween Erato and ITALIA Streets
Gnnn, u Suzette syoel
1ets n, ~ Ct Peter street, Second Municipality.
~ WotAtns. corner Apollo and Thala streets.
{eAl Brown, Mugdalen street.
ChsAa4l BarBhalder, Nxyades street.
Janes MC0NG0s. III Tohouptouas street..
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-. OcnAx TnnPLs OF HoNoR No. meet, everv Wssnss.
SyssAeet q q o'clock al Unity Hal, No. Masisny
I'D nslaled in ciice 10 ssrve "a, t s ,s,n ~se
lnhins Aay and ending Oct. /. 1851: '' 'e''n 'e'
h re- gsplain .....WG Fl MN Smith. ......W VT
EfNofue..........,sMR ri bernard Oppenheim, w A r
si' Ia. Gf ss,s Isssn5uh.
GsssEs Aosi.......,.,.W slPhip AksnroS.. w q
W ~ y JOSEPH CHRLLrT IV ~ n
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LIGHTED WITH ACONl..

tax" np a coal with the tong. and
setting I'll" end of nay cigar a.air.i i,
puH and ruf again but ,hcrr i, no
smoke. IL"rc i, very I'M" hope of
/ sh,in- from dead coal; 40 more hope
thought |. than Of kindhne of on"- heart
irin fame, hy contact with dead heart.
To hiud,c. thrr" must be- warmth and
i.r; md sat fur 7omcn, thinking,
even before lii my cigar, ou 'hr vanity
md folly c' tho.c poor blind f Howe
who go on puilirg for half lie time.
agHu,t dead c a!.. j i. "a l." hoped
THAT Heaven. in It. mercy, La> mad
their SENSES - oituso. thu, they know
not wlcn their SOU, nj. in flame or
when they are dead. can Imagine
none hut the most moderate sa'istariiun
in continuing to love what la. GOT 10
-nh-r Of love within il. The Italian.
have n very sensible sort of proscrh: :
"amorr. non fssnre dma'o ftnpo
pt,Huio TO lovo, aud mol be 10, rd, IL
'Imr iu.'.
take kind Of rude pleasure in
A. And i, seemed to mr. (ard may
Heaven patlnn the illrafurc that he.
long. to The 'houehtl iha' there would
be much Of The same Kind % satisfaction
~ da'h'oc from y'u = lnk""srm crra-
,u,c. covered wHh he yellow a,hrs Of
Oh cumlu.u"N. Tia, wi,h ever - r..ch
attention. and he ncarc.; AryJorch Uf
the lips never ,hoss .jsns of firr Nay
Heaven forgive IN" sgsin, hu, should
lang 10 hrak sv'y, th0rcb TIE mar
rase baUds held me. and see what live,
I,ncss 10 10 be found c!,c~hcrr.
have seer. before now 8 creeping
zine try 10 grow up marble wall; II
.hoois oSt lis teudf.!s IA all directions
,tekns for come crc>icc hy Which Ia
tas,cn and 10 climb booking now above
and hor below, tNinins uroa lt,"ti
reaching further up, bat, after al, ind
ing no good foo,hold. and iaiiia. away
~ il in despair. Ha, nature j, rot un'
Kind; t~ln'ng 'L'r.s were 'oa3" {,
,oluc The longing iendrils take ne"
strength in the sunshine a',l IN IL,
showers. snl shoe. out towards s1iar
ho.p.'ahIe ,ruak. They i4.lcn eA-''y "a
the kindly rouchac,S oi HE bark, a"d
srr,ca up. dragging after them tie ,,rr
which by ard hy, from the 'oru",
boush, vii rod lis blo.>nfr' over To-
Gnarbl. Nall ihs, refused it .ncror. II. .
II .a'd ',hnd there IN your rFldr. coH
~hi;c ~a, VI t..e lrcc a',d H. ar
Ainirsd. ~ tie helper sAL ! tie b. pr,.
snd, bound iA.l together. ~e not as 'h'
,an.hins and in y.l'.r...
He ,housh, ol TIA. mage made M
search ior ren coal thai shnuld haI'
soue brtgh're.s IN it, TLe'e ma, l'e
white All over .t,.nd-ed.as yGo W'iI rn'
tender feelings covered ~ih he mar
q orurte.v, or ~iIh 'AY vel ri! f,sr Ia
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'''n arrived a my destination, nnl
inlht" whether Mr. William Shelton
Wa c"nli .rd lhur", and II -o, whrll,"r
| cor'l ,r" hm. lhr turnkey whn
"P"ncd th" g,'r replied. thi, he wa,
>t,ll rh"rr. BAT Il" j. not lk"lv to 70.
m"n lpnt W ll ~ lee added " hr has
been very hal al 'hi, week.. a.d the
doctor >at, th1 hr cannot hnll ont f,r
n"" 'han 'wn day longer, At ,hc 'i,.
thrrr,'. Il! ypu wish Ia see him. cnmr
w''h me-, sir; anl Indeed, tt will be n
rhartlS to de- something for him Far
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tie h"a. a,,i rlne 'br' Won ar. >rchin.
+ 4, the Gr., touch the delicate ,al.,-
ol 'hr ci.ar ctimrle. ard ,ll!n line "a
! smoke i,.~>---.ioahifully for While. at,
3 with a coy delay. Ia, af,r hearty
respiration or ,wo. Il grow. strong. an,
; my c.caf - f,iilv ,ehird.
! lhat iirs, taste OF the ncA smoke and 70
the fragrant lcaf !, Nely crau fIl i, la,
hlnom about &, that Nol wish tnigh
last. J. l. l.,s yopr fit lp,"--fr".h
G"nlnL anI rHpiu'ops. lae iha', 1t h,l
( pn a'' ID, craving. uf ,rur soul ~,
III" ,lht hln. wreath, Of -moA". Ike III,
ro.ea'r clouds That hang n-ranl 81,
morning Of your heart. | f.. cat yul a
from the ciiii atmosphere oi m,r,
worldly coWpan.nn,h.p. and make n
g"r." ~. Ornament for vour fancy ic
riot IN,
do no, speak now Of la'er md man.
her passion, into which ud.mcut must
be Ihtu.ling ire cold tone. and when aI
'h" sweet iumul, Of your heart ha, mel.
lowed luto lhr sober ripouo,. Of afi-r.
ton. Bul mean that bnyi,h burning
which belong to ever, poor mortal.
!l'olIhl". ami which bcwil!.r, him with
TIA" thought that be ha, reached tie
lIighc., point Of human joy. before l.,
ha- tasted any o. iha, bitterness. from
which aionc our hi.hc,, human joy4
have sprung | mean the time wher
you Gu, iui,inl. with vorr iack knife. on
The smooth bark of brach trees; aud
went nojue under The long shadow, al
sunset, and thought Louise the rretiic,,
name in the wide world. aud rickcd
flowers To leave a, her door. aud .lo'.
out a, Might 10 watch the lirht in her
w,udor, and read such novel, n. ,hp,.
abnnt Helen Mar, 10 rive some a,iroiI,,p
express IL 10 your ayunilrl f,ci,ng&.
At such stag Won are qli,r certain
that vul mr.. dc uly and iu.lly in love.
you rer.i>, in the face of heaven and
.ar,h. lou would ike in r..t The. in.
du,ldud who dared 10 dn,It it.
va ihlnk She l,n, r,i the tides, and
iann,ir-t lil;l- figure ,sat ever wa, seen.
Ypn lh.u, back npon some time wien
in ,nrr rom.. Of f,rf,.i, vou ,,.ir.j =,
kiss from tl,.e Inns: aud il seem. a. II
the XII. was han.in- ON Won ,.i, and
warmin. you all over. And teen. again.
i, srrm> strange that ,onr lin, did really
,ou-h h-rs; ,ou half question il i, could
hav- been actuaily ~. and L,w ynu
c, ull has. dared: and YOU wo,n.rr If
,ou wonld have courage To l,. th. same
,hius AGAIN. a.l upon second Thought.
are auir- sur. ,on wo.ld and ,nap ,nur
.iar"r. Al thu thon,',t uf il.
Wh,; ,w.r, l,,,l. hats doe. .h.. wear
and in the school. Dom, wh.n th. hat is
huu. np. wh.r curl.-.nllrn curi-.
wortr hundred Golcop.a-, How
brs,cly YOU study tie too lines in yuur
.p,!lity book. iha, YOUR eyes NAV run
over the "d.p of the cover wi,llou, the
school MASTER, notice, and feast ui,on
her.
You h II wish tia, >omrl,odv would
rnuaw.v wl:h he -. lhry dill w,,h
Amanda, in tt" cliII cn or ihr Abbey
AID Then ' u mi,A, nd. an ON n >plrn.
dil h',rh horse and law pi-'oI or
hjIni.rhn>, and >hoo, ,hr villains. ard
carry h.r bach. in tears, fa,n,m! aol
'ah-n.hn. upon your shoulder. anA
ha,, IT,, father Osho i, J d,c 81, the
Comfy Court. take your hand IN la,h
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sftrTrs os mn ncc,sios ~ rnr nrArli OF
MAS y sASroips ~ r.i,lt,s,s
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by the house where he lived he said Let 20 some
where snd have something to drink and hen III 60
homej be led 10 BOhnersi he do not call TIERS 0r
anything drink il shout two mluies sfer entering
The store that he threw the weights had Oeen
acquainted With PTichsrd but lot very nti natey for some
unei ny business - that Of tailoring; worked a. my
own house, was acquainted win Too DpsOn or years
~ prisoner was bad been IN sbuicne's shop which
The OF bis being called Butcher Sill; went tns
Sunday evening before he morning question, % ptch.
ares house; saw Butcher Bill and Jonn and Prchard
there's DO DOT know which Of ne proposed % wax doEn
town. weweut out 10 take walk; II was fine night;
reher OF us went with any view 10 muss, was any
thing said about ~ P1lchsrd lived IN The ea-in StantOnst
be- hsd ROOM lived with a woman; during the tine
absent from Ricketts, (cor Orange sad Chshsm sts
before returning that night was walking round for my
hesh: Il was hetv eeB and o'clock ser got back the
cellar proposed 10 home, snd the Others agreed 70 IA
had dsuk very ue Onv some bo.r Priichsrd ani nv
self drank beer Msruus did Al ROssman's; Mr.
Hunt WAS Ae msn who sal the barrel Al Bphners;
haye been tiled Two three times on charges Of asss1
and battery and stealing. but never convicted.
Ny Jackson. Deputy Keeper City Prison, sworn was
not present. when Mr Hunt came to recognise Pnichard
was there about week sgo, whea Mr. Martins came to
Identity him and the others concened turned out ABOUT
ten Of The prisoners including Prichsrd and The oherswo
be Identified the other TWO but not Pntchard.
Mary dHH McNFrGV les ifed 10 having resided a. the
Tine In Stanton o. there hut one room; Pncnard
Mondsy morning SPOKEN Oh John ana BIZ ana DuSc9
came there and wanted Tommy 60 wn lown: hs dis
rot ant TO Roi went out and got half pint OF gn Tor
them they went away and came back In about "a nour
mons OF them went 10 sleep; they all sst down and played
Game OF cards (ssfouTsl afer which they went out;
Iey came DacA ABOUT dsyughi IN the morning A. qu,.e
drunk This testimony conhctei latter point, with
that OF he witness 10 company with 7
Some other lille testimony offered, but nothing ms
eria- VIM Thompson butcher Bill. termed was not
called He a5omewha tall young man. face rather long,
and OF very full In flesh
Tie neither and sister Of prisoner sat by bic side IL was
q melancholy picture Of the Widows Son"
The rested, and Mr. Clinton commenced summing
Up for defense alluded the various discrepancies az
identity &c. but coutended that II the Jury believe
that the prisoner threw the weight everything shows that
~ done without malice, Intention to Kill Since the
deslh OF bis father prisoner got into bad company De was
that night, and the smony shows that he al become
intoxicated and into the with previous
bad intent Mr c. drew vivid picture OF the affection o.
his mother snd sisters who poor, but industrious and
honest
During his remarks the mother sat almost picture OF
despair, and the sisters freely wept
Between and O'Clock the Court adjourned. and The
case will be cODcued this forenoon.
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TIE KEsr COUNTY MURDLa-ASOrHER Ar.

The KENT COUNTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AR
REsr.-A young man of very respectable appear,
ance. named Henry D. Webster, was arrested
Yesterday on the Point by officer costh' on the
charge Of being a participant in or cognizant OF
the recent atrocious murder Of the Gosden family
near GeorgetowB < Roads. Kent county 10 this
State. The accused is a half brother, we believe
to the Henry Webster now under arrest az hens
county on the charge OF being participant IN the
murder. He was on his way to attend the hetho.
dist Protestant Conference at Harpers Ferry oil
which he is a lay member, and from some clrcun-
stances which We are not now at liberty 70 men
nor. he was arrested as stated. Justice Gorsqch
held him for further bearing. which Will probably
take place this morning. Baltimore ChPPer' lOsn'
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An APT ILLUsrRArIoS.-The Norfolk tNasss-
cbusettsl Democrat repeats an illustration OF Mr.
Culver. Of Washington county, IN his Address AZ
the fremont Temp pie Of the bargain in Congres'at
the lsst session--that is if the South could nave
No,th vas IN have Tariff. He said there was
bow in bis neighborhood, who after having eaten
full meal, Ebad spaniel dog that wasvery hungry.
BE took a cracker, and, holding il up told the dog
If he wanted it, to stand up. The dog stood up.
NOW" said the boy sit down" The dog sat
down. "Now roll over" The dog rolled over.
"Now speak" The dog spoke. Then turning
in1-"I shall want that to make him do il again"
So with the Tariff After carrying all the oonox-
ious measures, the South turns coolly aroand,
kills the bill and Gays, 1--WE shall want tnaF 70
make them roll in the mud again