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Fall and Winter Clothing.
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Fall and Winter Clothing.
T. STRINGER & co.
NO. So CAMP STREET,
fB~ Are receiving styles Of
r II L L .A.ND WINTER G. Cd S ],
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Super Black and Fancy Colored Cloth
FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS,
OyERCoATS and PALEToTs
Alage variety of French English aud american Plain Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS;
SILK VELVET VESTS;
CASHMERE and DRAP DIOR VESTS;
Figured SATIN SCARFS and CRAyATs;
JoUVIS'S KID GLOVES;
UNDER GARMENTS HALF HOSE, of SILK dERINo PLAN-
MEL, COTTON, etc.;
SUPER LINEN LINEN BOSOM COTTON SHIRTS warranted
well msde;
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of the best Philadelphia
nj sdp2m
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GARDEN SEEDS. We beg TO call attention to
Of p Maupay seesdman No 81 Gavier
street His stock probably tie argestiand most varied
in the South direct from the Philadelphia MUIR
sertes r
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We are requested to state the Fire Works for
the benefit Of the Christian Brothers School, announced
for the etl, u postponed till Tuesday 18th inst.
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ENGRAVING OF LEcoMTE.--We have received
frem the publisher, Mr.. Jo McAliistsr No. as Camp
street up stairs copy Of engraving Of the celebrated
Louisiana racs horse Lecomte. The engraving
cufsd BY j. r. Hammond Of this city, from painting by
Noise, IN the possession Of well known fsow-etizen
w starke, ESQ, andis yely accurate and spirited
production rerreaents the horse, and Ha.k,, his
trainer, the stable Of General Wells and number OF
incidental matters. great many Of our sporting men
will be desous Of purchasing this souvenir Of the best
the world produced It is ready for delivery
and be had 1t No. As Camp street, at the spo
rum u Hai No. o6 Canal street. We understand that
the engraving has been copyrighted As both the horse
and the picture home productions we feel assured
4 that State pride Will give them Welcome 4
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DAILY CRESCENT.
TEIF NEW ar, EANS DAILY CRESC CENT,

s& OFFICE NO, 70, CAMP STE sFg,
suhibsrs n ns y n n
eSsy % sants the crfisrs
T ylsSffS77 II II ~ UIRCULATIVN
Of tho curscxns Daily sad Waakiy 10 hucn rs y oAe
medium 10 Advertisers. A. ~. y. =. ssg 55ssG5
AFAMILT PAPER
md Ii an sarly hour homer of and
NV IN
M anrnns No paper city IS
Families j, ~ - 70 ~ q i8ssS
- - - u rNnMs o ADvHE rLsINa =. !,
pa susYs d Ten Iines in y
the each day.
who the yeafoi
Il, aot aaarksd will pubiishsd month and
charged accordingly.
THE WEEKLY CREsCENT
+ nubli,bsa eye,y Monday morning 81 invaishy to aa
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GAHRrAGE REPosITogY wv Q call attention to
the fine assortment Of all descriptions Of vehicles to be
found at the extensive ware-rooms of Mr. H. Ginghan.
No ll6 rayer street Mr. g. Ia this agent Of the
largest carriage establishments at the North and selling
be does commission is enabled to offer his goods at
wenty per cent lower than other houses there being
but small commission between the maker and consumer
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THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

M. ANONYMOUS articles win not be pubishsd-a known
real name or satisfactory reference Is required IN comb
dence ~ . Guarantee against imposition.
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RupruRHs CUREp.-sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture relief comfort and certain
the eofe of all Rupurea To good apply
the eatahen ST. Charles and inquire o
sherman. Far particulars advertisement third
page apply for descriptive pamphlet! fsbss y
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THE MAI. DIFFIcULTy - The following cor
respondence gives the history Of the temporary
adjustment of the difficulties between the Post
office Department and the South Carolina Rail-
road. We shall probably hear no more Of it:
MSS Posr-oFF1cE, Charleston, Nov, s.
entlaerI consider myself fully authorized to protect
the public interest by providing in the best practicable
MANNER against . continued stoppa5e Of the mails.
propose nov, either In my official personal capacity
as you may prefer, contract with your company
carry the mails for ten days. until the differences
pending between yourselves and the Postmaster General
shall be adjusted.
i am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
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MARRIED

On The 9Th ins by the j. j. Mullon W. j. cAsTELL
Miss ELLEN L. MITCHELL.
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NORTHERN ELEoTroNs. Riots and Loss of
Life.--The evening papers Of yesterday received
the following important items Of news by tele-
graph
New York, Nov. T.--One of the boats belong
up. empty, about 30 miles south Of Cape Broyte,
and carried into st. Johns.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE election which is
taking place in this city to-day is creating very
great excitement
There have been riots in several of the wards
As to the result nothing reliable can yet be
said.
Z There has been dreadful riot at Williams
burg during the day. Four persons were killed
and some twenty wounded.
We learn from o private Geographic dispatch
with which we are favored, says the Picayune,
that G. 4, Dunn, Esq, has been elected by .
majority of fifty eight over his opponent, Mr.
Harris, to fill the vacancy in the Legislature
for the parish.of East Feliciana, accustomed by
the death Of the Hon A. j. Ranaldson. The
election took place on Monday last.
Pennington, the Wing candidate for Congress
from the Fifth District of New Jersey, and Os-
borne, the Democratic candidate, from the
Fourth District, have been elected.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, who is now in her
9th year, ia reported to be dying,
WASHINGTON, Nov. T.-Presidence Pierce has
now entirely recovered his health.
SCHOONER Losr.--We learn from Capt. Tai.
| bolt, Of the steamship Louisiana, that thu
| schooner Madonna was lost on the I'd inst, OF
| Matagorda Peninsular, with cargo of dry
goods, taken from the bark Cordelia, from Phil
| loss. The cargo has been saved, but in q dam
| aged state an
| s A public meeting was held at the City Hal
in Augusta on the I'd inst. for the purpose 0
expressing the gratitude felt by the citizens 0
| that place towards the Howard Association o
| New Orleans, for the timely assistance rendered
through Dr.. s. D. Campbell, and to offer to him
individually, a slight memento, for the arduou
duties he has SO cheerfully gone through will
while extending relief and medical ATTENDANCE
| to the afflicted.
1 GREAT PRIZE FIGHT- Tom Hyer Whipped
The great prize fight between Tom Hyer, TIL
celebrated pugilist Of New York, and MCGOWAN
4 an Irishman of st. Louis, came off on Friday
4 the eth ult., opposite st. Louis. At the 64t
A round, McGowan was declared the winner, an
earr1eu ou tne purse Oh SouuV. ne nave re
ceiyed papers from st. Louis as late as the Sis
r ult., but those of the 2Sth, containing the pa,
ticulars of this g fancy" affair, have not "
come to hand
N A man named Meyer was shot few days as
r with q paper wad, in the course of play at
! German theater, in Louisville Unfortunatel
. the hard wad made a severe wound on his arm
: which mortified, and after several days of sever
suffering, the poor man died
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A man named Meyer Was shot a few days ago
with paper wed, in the course Of play at a
German theater, in Louisville. Unfortunately
the hard wad made severe wound on his arm,
which mortified, and after several days Of severe
suffering, the poor man died,
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For Safe on. Rent.
.EEaa0a,se Packer,

Ew- Upon accommodating terms, splendid SECOND HAND
ROSEWOOD PIANO, manufactured by r Gilbert Co, Boston,
For particulars enquire q this Office. No aptf
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Ebry Goods at E0aD Prices.
T Tho undersigned lately received and eers at low pr
ce fine stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS among
which Na-... .8.5.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, SLEEVES and CnEMIsETrEs;
EMBROIDERED INSERTINGs, EDGINGs and BANDS;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA. CAFsi
LINEN CAMBRIA HANpKERcHIEFs, Plain Enbroidered
yALENGIENNES, LACES and 1NSERTINGs;
WHITE and coLoRED BEST FRENCH KID GLOVES;
MoUSSELINE DE. LANES Plain and Printed;
FINE FRENCH and GERMAN MERINoS;
FRENCH aud MERRIAfAC CALICOEs 5
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, CHILDREN's MERNo UNDER
SHIRTS;
RIBBON and VELVET TRIMMINGS;
WHITE and BROWN SHIRTINes, CoTToNADBs.
And variety Of other sEASoNABLE GOODS the Lowest
| market prices. +. ADAM, i63 Camp street,
n6 7pl0t in basement OF Odd Fellows HALL.
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President and Directors Of 5. 6. R. .co. :

SouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, Charleston, Nov. 8.
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of this The contract between the Post
ONCE Department and this Company being now annulled
and large due tho Company upon that contract
will not make of permanent character until
the arrears pay satisfactorily settled In order
afford the Department time to effect this settlement end
make contract if they desire it, willing to
engage with them through to transport the mails for
ten days between Charleston Augusta and Columbia
heretofore, for the sum Of $3.50.
88d JOHN CALDWELL, President.
s Hon. A. Huger, P. NJ. Charleston. 45s
Posr-oFFIcE. Charleston, Nov. 3.
SYour note of this date, in reply to my OWL is just
received and consider the terms proposed to carry the
mails for ten days for the sum of $780, such as am
fully authorized TO accept and accordingly do So with
the understanding that operations will be resumed to-
morrow and the public be relieved with the least possible
delay. Very respectfully, your obadient servant,
{eFl7Sg sd zH4 AERRED HuGER, p. NJ
j. CALDWELL President Of s. o. r. r. Go. 9lt
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Curtains, L1GMlGsEss, CGraseftaag.
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET

NU IJ CHARIKE0 6IhEEI.
Icy undersigned and arriving daily choice
lection of SILK woRSTED DAMAsK ROPES PRINTED
HASTINGS, woRsTED COTTON and WoRsTED DAMASKS.
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS coRNICES, GMPS, TAsSELs,
CORDS CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, etc. ..,
VELvETJTAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS TEREE-PLY aud
INGRAM CARPETING, TABLE and PIANO COVERS, TABLE
LINEN, LINEN sHEETING. TOWELS, cRuMB CLOTHS, RUGS
MATS. etc.
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS, CHINA WARE, BRONZE; Pa
PIER MACHE. SILVER PLATED WARE, MUSIC BOXES. etc.
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE, IRON FURFE
TURE, etc.
v calling attention public stock Of House Fur
nshing Articles state have just opened and the oodH
being fresh and OF Importation sell cheaper than
othe, The city for cash or satisfactory paper
nc 2p6t ROB IN SON OLR D
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Bank Troubles in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
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Charles Il. Ken!
SfaEfopter's EEaN.

Sfast0seer's KEatk.
d. FELT s. sTETs
ID cHaR ;1.1, IS, !. STREET. 2. "a
DAVID yII y GEhT' HENRY NsT o4 sTaTsoN,
E- The Proprsors this Establishment would reEpeuyin
the public generally TINT they haye
of BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS, FAN
STAPLE STATIONERY and would call the ate of
and others to the following STOCK wheh
for PRICES, and the MOST REASON
ABLE TERMS.
BOOK BIsDERY where e .SIt
nd at mos. reasonable prices.
esln l' they snsblsa Ills (Which
@ s the 0s b ard mt
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
I''5 soais.sl. Day Case ssst Books,
slotI iaza,, aoo., RECEIPT taa s9fsk sst,.
Is''s ri Ill., ksss sS. asss ss.,,
is and
B q sna Snf d
WHITING AND LETTER PAPER.
Ro hss sd Ds p
Record and sds Letter Paper ruled plain laid
STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
Freight List Cash Books.
.ts sd1s
e es9sps DO DO Do DO pur. sassfb Books.
EN- bss,sss sa s2sa f.s.
Maeiles. Heads, Bills Of Fare.
Measuring Rods, Measuring Beoks . .,,
by Boats. Particular attention paid to this branch
GOLD PENS.
Brownies Moon Fifes obiqne, and Ladn extra
Pens, Gold Silver Hoides Gold and ST.
Pencil Cases.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ps . sa and shssgsr ssli
Ruling Ink Bndes Boards Plough Knives French berre Brazil
Wood etc, etc. r,,xr
Joseph Rodge Crooks Pocket Cutlery fine
Prouts celebrated Printing Inks all coorr.
DIARIES FOX 1866.
| Felt's Diaries for 1853, all sizes and styles
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eage Harry Merry AndIewsant Highlander Plsy-
ing Cards. assorted back Prnters blank Cards SIZES SHB
| Cards Of very superior quality
Maynard Noyes David Baks Felt seaon's and English
Writing Inks English and American Copying nk Red Ink and fh
| Canine.
Stands great Variety Sealing Wax and Waera Steel Pens
every Fancy Cood Gaxed Papers, Paper Weights pen
Tablets Poree-
siae Clips Young Invoice FLEA Music, Paper and
and Port Foo Ivory Folde in Guttera Weed
Stamps Engraving Bra Block Seal or Rules Rulers news
Penc ui Copying Pre- Hotara Prees Stamping Prsssg
PACED Copying Books Oil Paper Copying Books
for Leers and Notes great variety Env Paper Extra fne
Paper Scrip Books Interest and Exchange es
Time Books Dice Backgammon Boxes and Chemen bankers sea
saes Irvine; Perforated Board Drawing Pspf Goa
Silver Bushed Paper Blank Notes. Blank Drafts Bills adng
Exthaug Racks GBtom House Blanks Rubber WIRE
Files Pocket sand
Cups Pink Red Tape; Ctbbage Boxes Port Monna
yea Match Boxes Candies Flies Fort
d. FELT s. STETSON,
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I'D. Messrsgsaes,
Cssy Basss OF Cochran . Go.

So Camp street.
Ep NoTICE-From after SIX PER CENT. INTER-
paid Moneys this BANK raysbe demand.
INTEREST paid Moneys fsorauy spsc
fed time.
CERTIFICATES bearing .hesms
nogosbu of the Commercial Cisa Of hs
United States.
SHORT LoA gs made on tndeubted Collsteras nhiI sp
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apesniaariffe & Go.

EDesNiaUi6te Is Go.
NEW S o r E. = w 20 8.
NO o CHARTREs STREET.
he undersigned have the pleasure announce to their fenda
public general have secured the well known stand
ofw W. Thompson whore they will offer moderate prices
fresh and well selected stoekof &
iFRENC FANCY AMI st u
DRY q 0 ID s.,
RICH PARIS PRINTED DE LANES, ALL STYLES
RICH PLAIN cAsHhIEREs AND DE LANES, ALL STYLES
| RICH BRoCADED SILK;
RICH SCOTCH PLAID AND STRIPED SILK
RICH EMBROIDERED GRAPE sHAWiSi
4 RICH EABRoDERIES;
| RICH LACE OF ALL KINDS; ASA.
LADIES' CLoAKs AND MANTILLAS.
EE-A complete asomen. Of FAMILY AND PLANTATION DRY
1 GOODS. Please give call
l olO qdpa DEsAINvfLLE & co.
l Store for Rent.
Eg- THE STORE ST. CHARLES STREET, one Of the -
best the city Clohe ntero dealer shW
Gsn,ieHens ruiahing Gooda-in fact for
the city and has the largest
display articles trade store 10
| the South.
1 az FOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES of that
ngnifcsnt building CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND GRAVlE
rREETS Story the und boss lighted
city. The Floor be used for commercial
| purposes after the Ia. Of November
ET AN OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR TO LET. Apply
to [ola 9dp1 DR.. A. SHERMAN, 10 ST. Charles stfset
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MARKETS,

LoNpov MONEY MARKETS. Oct. II, 10 o'clock.The Eng
sh funds opened steady this morning oonsols being
quoted at s 9 for Money and 94z 95 for the 14th Of
November India Bonds quiet at Is to los premium and
Exchequer Bills As to is premium. The transfer books
for Bank Stock Long Apnuites, and Terminable Annu-
ties open Thursday and those for Reduced Three per
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will return home without attempting any further opera
lions. All the smaller English steamers have aiready
left and the whole the French fleet is ON its way to
France. The English sailing fleet under Admiral Plum
ridge, in Kiel Bay. Admiral Martin with small
steam squadron among the Aaand Islands and in
the Gulf of Bothnia squadron under Captain Watson
cruising off the Gulf OF Finland Riga and Courland
Sir Charles Napier with the line of battle ships
had to take last look of the Russian ships ut Hell
| singfors.
| POLAND - PROPOSED Observation-Disclosures OF THE
| KINGDOM.
There various Indications little in themselves but
amounting to something in the aggregate that the
of France and England have actually consideration
the practcaby OF reestabshng the Kingdom Of Poland
independent power such stroke Of policy it ia
believed is avorte project of Napoleon III who hopes
thereby to cripple Russais influence over the German
4 Powers, and the influence Of Russia dminshes, to
| build up that of France in its ROOM
4 SPAIN.
The Paris correspondent the London News writing
October IA says The Independence mentions
pert that in consequence of the repeated disturbances
the Spanish frontier the little republic Of Andorre tt
be- parttoned half being annexed to Spain and the
other TO the French department OF the Arege. thin
this very unlikely TO be true The nominal inde
dependence of the pastoral inhabitants OF the Valley
Andorre was by NapoleonI very strong
Of necessity must be made out before either thu
French or Spanish governments would like TO accept tn
responsibility of act which would look like arbitrary
assertion of might over right Traditions widely spreat
by certain popular operas and meioaTaas would enlist
great amount Of public sympathy behalf of the An
against any violent interference with he
vested right to selfgoEernment Switzerland would trem
BILE at the precedent,
On the 5th the police of Perguan, representation
made by the Spanish authorities, arrested the Gars
General Gonsaus alas Marsale with his secretary at tn
moment when they were about TO enter Spain TO TAX
| part In the iusnrrection. f2s@5 5-t
1t is confirmed that Queen Christina viii come to NAL
maison for the winter but she will stay yet some time
Rayneres de Bigorre. The French Government has de
ened to comply with the request Of the Cabinet Of MA
dria to prohibit her AejestY from residing within lift
leagues of the Spanish frontier. 5if
The EspaHa Of Madrid states that II had been aser
tanned that iu the election at Madrid Gen. San Miguel
NJ. olea NJ. Pesaes, IA. Rodrgaez NJ Lorente, NJ Lave
III. Fuentes NJ. Seyiliano, and NJ 6nrrea, had ehtane
absolute msjeEities and that 81 Agno and n Moined
were few shert Of the required number. But it va
considered likely that the votes Of the suburbs woul
modify the returns Ct tho capital In the different Mil
tera departments thu budget of 1855 being draw
up, The Queen had granted goyal S3tQuastF TO
Stone, Consul Of the United States at Mslasa,
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CGrpegsnq! CaYpesssag !!

~ receiving large choice VELVET,
BRUSSELS, TEREEPLY and INGRAM cARPETING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, three twentyour feet wide, OF choice
pattern All which Offering very low
prcea ]. D. CAMERON 4 &C, No. % Chartres
ne aplw and CusomhouAe street.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

her COSTUME, though rich, was in the sim.
plest taste A smile of great motherlv
sweetness at once assured Ruth that there
was no aristocracy" here, and beautiful
was the sight while Arthur leaned on his
mothers chair with his right hand, from
"hich hung his broad brimmed hat, while
with his left he still held to the right hand
OF Ruth, as he presented her to his moth
er The good mother took Ruth's left
hand between her own palms, and looking
up into Ruth's pale face, said :. Arthur
has told me all-bless thee, daughter.
Ruth"
Ruth fell at her feet, and bowed her
head as for the benediction of sanity
power; but Arthur raised her from tho
foot, folded her left arm atout his neck.
and clasping her right hand. whispered
some words which gave peace to the aci-
tated breast of the almost bewildersd
girl.
Months passed, and when the early au.
tumn was again approaching, Ruth was
Ia her home at the mansion, presiding
with grace that showed how ali the hap
piness of the cottage may be united with
the wealth of the gorgeous mansion
The white cottage was still her mothers
home, where also widowed sister of that
mother was an inmate, and Ruth was al
ways mindful of every attention which
flial love could bestow Reuben was "a
faithful as ever, though his recent i'm
provement in business enabled him often
to 60 to the old scenes of his fathers la
oors, to renew the remembrances of the
past, with Julia to help him. A merry
company went one day with him from the
mansion and the cottage, and when they
returned, he led bride with him tor his
city home-a home where, amid the sweet
est enjoyments and all the means of ra-
tlonal life, be is ever most happy to 90
back to the past in conversation with Ju-
la, Ruth and Arthur, exulting that both
he and his friend were satisfied, when
Arthur discovered who was, and who was
not Reuben's sister Aud now, when it
is my privilege to go from the city to nv
friends residence, the white cottage, as I
see 1t from the mansion, is as the chapel
to the church, where in both the worship
is equally pure, earnest and sincere.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
narietp.

-LirE MAartAGEs-M Talleyrand was en-
loving MS rubber, when the conversation turned
the union of elderly lady of ofrespectaoie rank.
How could Madame de $ make a match 3
\ person of her birth TO marry valet-de-chan M
bre sand one of the players, "Ah," replied L al
srrand, IT was late in the game; at nine we don I
reckon honoTs7
War MK.s-A funny story is told OF a man
who stole FIVE dollar bill oct in Indiana His
counsel tried TO prove that the note was not worth
i've dollars it being at discount, in order TO les
sen the crime. The prosecutor said that he knew
hsPrisoner was the meanest man in the State, but
ne did not think he was so all-red mean as not 10
De willing 10 steal Indiana money at par.
War WILL roc DO NOW A somewhat
humorous incident occurred in one of tn. Norfolk
House omHlbuses on its way to Roxbury recently
he coach was full, but, as usual, the driver held
" 10 hopes of packing in one more A tall, yei-
o1 looking Individual entered the door, taking no
bed 10 the numerous exciamations of f~coach full.
AL full, sir" ard the like, but proceeded 10
press on through the gauntlet of knees TO the up
Per cad, eyeing to the right and left as ne went
aong apparently expecting some one TO "laT
am If it had been pretty woman, they
nlgat) None offered, however, and reaching th'
'ad of the coach he turned round, and was instant
y saluted by one of the passengers with-"Weli
wat viii you do now O.
What will do now7 Why, Ill show yoI
wat I'll do and drawing small India rubber
Package from his breast pocket, he placed on
eorner Of il, containing small metallic tube, Il
as mouth, and giving few vigorous puffs, h
completely filled II with air. Then placing ii up
On The floor of the coach, ne sat down upon IT, ana
s.gng knowing look at his interrogation, said
aarsH' been TO California for nothing, you'd bet
'e' believe - Boston Bee.
oca, jamie did We uiver hear NV my grea
'2feca aiore The Hibernian Society q NO, Pa,
20" should |, for sure was not on the ground
"t', jamie, you see was called upon by tn
'ioeTHian Society for speech and, be jabers,
'o% with the Enthusiastic cheers of thousand:
I'm my heart overfiowing with gratitude, ana m,
!es hl.ed with tears and diril ,cord did spake
-bolD AssERrIoS-Since il has become tn
'u ior men 10 confess their past errors YER
's7'y IN books, II is boldly asserted that there
- material difference batween an auto biograph
naughty biograPhy.-[ Pieayune.
-'eorse Christy says ne saw a sporting ma
ne South that had broken every Bank and Sal
'-I' NAT they have had down there for years.
ny IS man. snoring in bed like music p
Ie! 5Scauss ~ sbss, r-,,si,
nat is the difference between schoolma
'ef and an enginedriver,n ~
ae Trans the mind, the other minds the raj
sorstines