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APPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, June 10, lssJ.
Daniel II. Stewart to-day appointed Unit,d
States Marshal for the District of Georgia vice j. X.
johnson.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Denis McDeyitt.
keeper Of tunkst in South First. Unonsv
arrested yesterday by Officer Austin Of the Sixth Police Dis
ct charge Of purchasing stolen goods from some bows
lie gave bonds to appear for examination.
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III THE RkBy SHOW AT BARNUN'S
LAST DAY OF :

last DAY OF TIE BABY SHOW AT BARNUM
MUSEUM 1o-DAy-Ater which all the prize Babies, Twins,
Tnples &c home Never before there interesting
exhibition. THE STRANGER is played THIS AFTERNOON
Poi Pay THIS EVENING.
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A FEW DAYS MORE AND THEY WILL BE ALL
eoSr-We sude to really beautiful $40 Zephyr CASH
mere suirs Of which about 100 are sold daily
Eymss Clothing Warehouse, Nos 10 and % fulton'st'
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us..r,. Pea.e Murphy, ofthe Fulton Iron works.
All. week cast the first cylinder and second con-
ssr 0r the engines of the steam rgate Niagara and
=. ~. reuidly progressing with her other work.
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MARRIED..

sdny June s. after the mode OF the Society Of f1ends,
JAMES $. PIKE Of New York to Miss ELizksata J. ELL
corr dsu ghter Of Thomas Ecott formerly OF Baltimore
RiAKr-BusTo, Fox Lake Wis., Gen WM BLAKE, late
Serre the lie gature to Mrs PHtsE BUXTON
of Trenton.
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The PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS are beautiful

- CO.. e. than the Dsguerreo,ype, being SIX ues larger
sL AT wasnever economical introduced al the re
We Factory M the EEwYoRE Picture Co. 2Ss Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT

UNCLE TOMS CABIN is again brought out at
tie NATIONAL TBEATEK with Little CoRDELIA HOWARD.
What rush there will be To-NIGHT.
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THE 81 200 PIANO.-This elegant Piano OF
HORACE WAIERss manufacture is still exhibition at his ex
tnsve wsreroom No SIS Broadway where all interested in
the Of American art invited TO call and ex
anlne H.
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COUNTING ROOMS for the PRACTICE OF
~ BOOKKEEPING, WRITING &c.. No Sis Broadway
Appleton Buiding) c. G. MARSH. suhor Of several well
known works bcOkkeeT,nE private Instruction m me
above braI ches daily rou A. ~ iosP NJ Ctell,'s ~''h
Tefrai % application.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUSE l5-Before
Judge IsGERsoLL.
DECISIONS ADMIRALTY.


LIEN OS NEW VESSEL.
joseph Beers ct a. sst the steamboat John Adams
Wilson Small Of this city employed By the Peo-
John Adams and two other stesunbosts Mr. SINAI, employed
Crawford Terry Of Keyport TO build the boats to be delivered
him subject lien for such might be due under the
contract They but the JohnA delivered her Mr.
Small in this city Crawford Terry failed and assigned 70
plaintiffs who beed the John Adams to 900
yet due Crawford Terry upon her The boat claimed BY
the Peoples Ferry Company who contend that there was no
The Court held thai there lien for supplies to foreign
5 and h, d IN ssis 5 A a.
who makes repairs entitled to lien and the same rule
e the eUe
they paid the boat and the other maers between
feat the lien. Decree for libeants with a
Ferry Boat Colson-Aaron seabooke and Others ast the
steamboat Sy ph
BY the owners Of the steamboat Eagle which piled
between Monmouth ~ j. and York. against the steam
recover ssmsse. r the striking and sinking oftSe Eagle BY
the syph opposite Font Hamilton during heavy fog one morn
The Court held that being place immediaeyn the track
ofyese great required the part during
ser that from the testimony part
the Eagle which ayin stopped and backed was under no
Roadway sufficient injury to any vessel at the time OF
collision the fault which oocasoned the injury the
saSe tS feet from the stem nskns an opening nearly
the shape Of the Syphs bow and the Eagle SINK In few
In regard to the point contsnded for that the syph should
had licensed pilot and engineer but denied the ground
ter to dermne but the Court the ferry boat
in the law Of 1912 apply such employment that Of the
ssrh between and Staten Island Decree fur libel
ants with reference.
COLLISION NEAR PIER IL NORTH RIVER.
Frederick NJ. Victor al agt The Propeller Cement Rock
BY owners of Bremen bark Caroline to recover
damage occasoned by collision of pier No. NJ r. Oct 1854
The Caroline going slowly out OF dock The Cement
Rock coming down close the pier seeing the Caroline,
opped and back but the engine caught the
and could back, and struck the Caroline amid
ships
The Court said steamboats, take dangerous
the pers they expect be made liable for all conse
VIII fOfeseen:
Rock with engine that would catch its center ran
great doing damage vessels aud there necessity
running the pers and that the collision was oc
caned BY the negligence Of the Cement Rock Decree Tor
hbelapts with q reference.
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BROOKLYN L7,ElES.

MiLirARY.-The 18th Regiment turned out yesser-
unoer command ofCol Jesse G. Smith. They formed
1 nnofy O'CLOCK and uasehed through Cranberry and
s IN blue coats with trimmings yesterday
ts wore their caps which In accordance with
,@. 1esuatOns They prcsenfeds and soderly MP
Bssnce and attracted universe attention. stewart Boklyp
"I n' accompanied them.
the forenoon the National Blues Csptn Bets Of
Fey md sgrssne They received the Montague
cor b stewards Band Amer visiting the Navy Yard
u pieces Of pubic interest tney repaired 70 Gothic Hal.
thsy had RECALLED themselves thew were e,eored 20 ,b, New
pDst on the NewYork side ana took their departure for
% Lhe visiting company by is own p.nd
in'y made highly eredits6le appearance >
SUICIDE by SHooIMG.-Last evening a German
"a John saen keeper Of lager beer saloon In (,and
near Tenth Eastern District committed sadc hv s,n a.,
III Drains Deceased had become Immersed vv,l ,h. b,ss
stating that he going Ws. Tb "s Ds INST se LET. home
a'e accompanied by officer Thnksm and on entns tb
TIE bedroom in which the wife Of staen ,eo, The @
man was discharged from custody the next dsv a. M has
was preferred against him. Staen finally co.cndsd IN $50,
F i' ui"c aines by putting an end to his existence
KILLED BY BAD LIouoR-An inouest xves hold
Yesterday By Coroner Hanfd the body OF German drug
s haIned Charles Pole nberg residing Ia rahau-sy who
onnd dead in bed pos, examination was made v
death bad liquor was rendered Dss. srar t Of
his wife the rst OF the month since that time he danE 10
excess ~ W
CHILD DRowSED.--A son of David b. Sanford
nearly years 81 age, residing In South Sixh Eastern Dis
et was found drowned Thursday evening pit tina, had
bee formed by digging sand The child had been missing for
several hours and his found floating the water led 10
his discovery. ' ~
DRowNED.-Peter Ryan, a shoemaker residing nj
No. 40 Mains was drowned Thursday night by falling
seI9osrd oIn the Catherine Ferry boa Ellen His
recovered 49, NV
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IAdvertisement.l

JUNGLE TONS CABIN" at the NATIONAL
TEsATER Observation-Disclosures great rush Secure your places
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On, Advertisement.I
ihe great inhalng remedy for Asthma, COnsump-

so1 ell diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, Dr. CURTiss
Thousands have been restored health the past
- ne HygssnA Principal Office No SiS Broadway and
80 T. H. RING, No 1876 Broadway Pnce only rs pack
Dr. CURTIS will be ~ Office daily from 10 70 O'Clock.
We ne may be consulted free Of charge.
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ADVERTISEMENT
BALM or THOUSAND FLOwERs-For beatty

xion and Graduating al pmpes or freckes
soe nee fETgfDcE Co., trankn.squsre, New YORK;
Y. H. RIsG. Broadway, aud all Druggso.
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcLAL TERn-JusE IS.
Before Judge CowLks
In the matter of regulating and grading Secondary.
Motion denied.
Argument was presented on the motion as to open
ing of square, parties being in favor and
others opposed. Decision reserved.
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SAVANNAH. June ls.-An stesm.hip Florida. woodhull
New-York 20 hours.
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RABID Doc.-A rabid dog was shot in the street
Yesterday morning by Mr. Whpperhouse, grocer
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MARINE 10 u NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........Jr
Arrived.

Bar. f. A. Chase Chase Ssgus La Grsnde 9Th inst. sugar.
&c 10 master Sid 10 co. with bark VIM Lsrrsbee for New
York I4th of the Cape Of Delaware b. schr Rosa
Of Sharon FIN. Nassau MP for Newly rk-
BARK Denhsn Davis. Providence In ballast TO
The steamships Ericsson, Lowber cor Havre. snd Waning
ton Cayendy, for Bremen and Southampton sailed today
y O'Clock
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advertisement
L Oh RN n \ A : II

AIINTt FOE
Lishte, Newton Bradbury's
PIANo-f
Goodman Baldwin, Molodeons.
Second hand Pianos for Sale and 20 Let
. No. as broadway
D. ooLsV2S Hew-York. ,.
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tAdvertisemeut.I

IN. UNCLE TOMS CABIN, with Little C0RDELh
ssAsD and the HOWARD FAMILY oNfcHT and all this week
ITO o. SATURDAY ArEGNooS-st PvRDYs NATIONAL
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UNITED STATES MARsHALTs oFFIcE-JvSE IS

INLIST1NG TOK BRITISH SEKFTCF.
Officer W. Phillips of the United States Court, yes
teday arrested man named Men charged with culssns
above He previously arrested similar charge and held
TO bail in $500 lie held TO bail In 81 900.
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MoA taken down again ~ order cf the board The pm
M MeA or no.. Ts b eossin.ed yS p.ip.is ~, G;
Bef.r. Juare BaLr.
Nsxden n Pesse AT John Sslhvsn
For alleged Illegal eviction from No 23l Elizabeth
st. slready refersdls The jury could not and we're
discharged.
SUPERIOR C0CRT-JuSE i5-Befbre Judge BoswosrH.
SUIT By RECEIVER OF EhrIRr CITY sAsh
United States Trust Co. reeve, q The nPre City Bank '
On note for $1,000 given to the Empire City Bank
by defendant The plaintiff he Trust Coz In evidence the
note and se the o'der tbs Supreme Court sppontins tho
The defendant moved TO dismiss tho complaint three
grounds: Pirs thar the Trust Co 10 Bank Of Dircozn and
Depos rhoush not c circulation and that said Company
organized UNDER special charter IL violation Of the sthsre
Of thu Constituen which requires Banks to be ognzed unda
the general law; second thai there evidence that tbs re-
csver has security and that uust be smavely shown
under thr act Of y49 eh So third thsf plaintiff h no
due and that he is not at liberty 10 prosecute them
The Court do1ied the motion.
Jsnuary 1854 President Of the Empire City Bsnk-that
the had originally been yen 6r $40 shares OF the stock OF
with tae payments bad been renewed from time to
Verdict plaintiff 81 az 7 being amount due and in
ss Court and notice 1sn az esy
The General Term. For plaintiff Mr.. MsOn; for defendant
Messrs. Wheeler and l.. B. shepard
Betose Judge sLossos.
SUIT FOR RANCE
william II. Melen at. the Hamilton Fire ns7rsnee Co
On policy for 81 600 assigned to plaintiff in favor
Mark OBrien retail stock Of dry goods No. PIG Bow
cry burnt July Sthe principal defense Of which Wa that
the posy void BY reason Of said bren making an additional
n,uranse another Office tower s4oo already nsured Tor
unknown defendants and contrary TO the terms Of the
policy which requires notice Of such additional insurance In
plaintiff Of s205 subject the opinion Of the Court the
whole c.se Be heard General Term with liberty to dismiss
the complaint &c The Jury assessed the vaue oil Tue
property at $5.oOl
.rrsc -It-Sr 81
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- DRowkED.-Peter Ryan, shoemaker residing nt
NO 40 Manst was drowned Thursday night by falling
seieosrd from the Catherine Ferry bost Ellen His hat
found floating the middle of the river bat his BODY was not
recovered. ' 49, ~
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Rain THrrT.-George Wild, a German lad, saw
80 ~ store No q Broadst. open yesterday and no one
the aoo attendance when be stepped In aud ran on with
spr valued az $40 He wss however discovered by
p he eefs and finding such TO be The case dropped the
one " "a However he across the pafh-track OF
ecss and was arrested Justice Connolly committed HIM
H.
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v.ru C.srALTY--Robert Barry was thrown rom
9TH ,ueh Vol nee yesterday on the Harlem Road near
TSsy ninihs that be died soon ,eS. 0O'O"'
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coumITrEE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Committee of the Boord Of Aldermen Oh tho
Fire Der sriment held stated meet NJ last even
inc. Alceruen Howard, Trosbridge and Baird, pros
eLt.
TIE case of the expelled members Of Eengine CON-
uapy No AZ, A. o. O'clock and X. u. Hubbard, vac
takep ND. Mr.. NJ. A. Reed, foreman Of the Com
pspy. appeared on behalf Of No. Il. Mr. hiopnd
auo,ed the BYLAW to show that h's expulsion, even
II the charge brought agsinst hin were true vas le
cal lie was expelled On reeolaton, without 90 ~
ray.uritv 10 defend h!nseh on q charge OF creaioB
p I;st,nbarcs in the Company. Mr.. Read Insisted
tIst III cl srges g. G.nst both the men were iuei
az he'd used bad language 10 rome o; tns me
had e in bar rooGS 10 concoet ssneni5S az 20
Company, ard hal exposed ne pFl'a'e Pro'escHl -
~ M Contrary to y3Isons nor mem5ers
" sas resolved 10 gloT t1e OK? l.sioas OF 'le t"1
persons na.ed sbo7s 70 Jay over n1th hsTcn r7,1fs
,roa the Chief Engineer, Ebicn are nov oS,Dio -u9
Council Board, ceme up FOR ocSon IA tue oO-1s oi
AID Howard said ths. since vompenys7 he'd been
orseuzea Il spr Ssrtd &c hin th At they al ony en
unanimous ia gard 10 negleciirg sfe ouiy' Abei
ouobt 10 be organic "a 80 IDis1ry Comp snsi 20 tal
oUt or he Avenues orae yoer for an si.ins. Ia
Ce1nLiliee reIoveo % repo.. IN layer Of c-iOs4ut
EraiIe Company No, a. .i
IT, vetfien Of H. irant Co. Ne. T. 10 be org stIeC
Sc Hose Company, wsg, uadsr TIE saVie' T" ln
Chef III i1eer reported against. n
NJ Jora : BgfcHEn. Secretary 0f the Fire De
| nsrtue1t appeared in behaf Of tne officers OF ~
Rcard OF Rel TaesntsiYes rsstiTe 20 the Prepafa !,
81 badge fer the use Of aTsmsn, and the paste
c,ryoratiDn ordnance prescribing PshD ~ ~
! count<Ifei'r,g the same, Ia accordance visa & tb
osrt at Of The LegslstuIe /: vas proposea
Cormon Council psy fer The badges. Ice 1870 ~
i've counittees vii. meet priys,eiy TO oise-'
matter. <u. c1co,sny No. 81, 0
.he ccmplart Of the Foreman, sdmit,eo W N .-
been freinsn when Lot eirizsn "a, $3.50 3
iaed Year snd nine mon,as sine. oaI ss.vs we - !.
over three yess before that q nrT sre ,n ss,v s
COZ hs H. eon,,lsnsns admitted inst the
tan ~ bse done gooI DUTY a. fireman. Zee ~.
i. 5ecSed 10 cancel the certificate an slo
o,ir ore wear and Iihe months service.
This dtcision 70 not sound. Tue lay VIII supp
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BRIGGS.

Another performance of the Dogberry Police Conn
mittee came off at their in the City Hall yes
te,day afternoon. The audience was much larger
than ON any previous occasion, and hugely appre-
ciated the eptert sinment.
VIM MACK ellar Secretary to the Chief OF folce'
was first called to the stand.
BR1oGs-You solemnly affirm that you will firmly
end truly answer all questions put to you respecting
the matter before this Committee.
WIrSFss-I won't swear that. l will take this al
frmation: do solemnly sincerely aud truly declare
and affirm the, tho evidence that shall give before
this Committee il the matter referred 10 tnem ior III
yestieaton. shall be the TRUTH the whole truth aud
nothing but the truth.
Rn,ees-Tbat il satisfactory. You do honestly and
trrlv declare and affirm that you will answer al ques
tons
WITNESSING Sir will not take such an oath;
have written out form, If you choose to take IL
That is the proper and legal affirmation.
BR1ccs-lAfter reading it overl-WeD, don't see
brt vary lttle difference. You do honestly and truly
affirm looks at the paper again. thatihe evidence you
shall give In relation TO The matter lahonef long
psusel referred 70 this Committee for investgauoh
shall be the truth the whole truth, and nothing pu' Inc
truth.
WIrEEss-I do.
BRIGos-So help you God
WI1s,ss-Now, Sir, have prepared statement
which intend TO present
TucKrR-We have asked no questions YET
| WTSxss-Well, if / cannot read can sts'e II
verbally, ip answer 10 question.
BRlees-whst position do you hold before tins ~
lice Department.
| w,r,yss-In answer, state that l CONSIDER
u,sef insulted by the resolutions Of the Board Oh
,id.rm,n ard the conduct OF the Chairman oil tais
Committee For these reasons repose myse' on my
l,es rights and denying that either the 20 nuli':es
| ,b. Pord Of AlCerueu have any power 10 require
80 ,sstifs in reference to the subject matter oi tnc
iSt rs olution under which toe Committee acts eo
cline 10 answer any qaesaon 10 relation sAS'e'o' -,
| Jhavs he,d mytelf ready ard would nsse pvoA
,a"s 20 Give ,he fullest statement of all my pro-
.tdinos ii those who desired 1t, had decorousiy TO
,asted the Information but having reiussu me S'.
mon couriesy shsll require thsm 10 sho" 'neS nave
| some power 10 demand II. - III ,ra,,iors
RRices-Then YOU refuse 10 answer All qussu ',
WIrsrss-I refuse TO answer any qaeshOh' P"' -
"1 pVyyeas~We Sir, then We shall have to p'oeeeo
legally against sou. -. c.
RRIces-How much is your saialy
Won nositiyely refuse 10 answer any ques1iols ,,.
WITSyss-I positively reufe 70 answer az! fD'S
| tioIs. III and the clerk went out
tn,tfeesETbis certainly would be a nice sac sac =
things if we have not a ilgh' 10 o'ei"'"' '-'
our City. Wen see TO that p.;cc.1
bn,a1.NYou refuse to give any Information a.
,,on, nosition in the Police Department
'W,Tsrss-I refuse to answer al! qu1NS.o 30, ..,,s
RpIoos-Whst salary do you get Nv '01 'e'D'
OW MINI there is 10 use in my reps'p's"0S'
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THE LATE RIOT IN MISSOURI.

We Rave received The Industrial LEminary Of
April @ containing an article the late election in
KsIsss, which We supsoee TO lave provoked The mob
Of Psrk1ie 10 destroy the press and types Of that
ioufuol We make tbs following extract:
50 No one ccgsizant of the crowds that were pour
ing into the Territory just before eection-dsy-ous
al quarters from eamboatS, ~ Carriages In wagons
a, borsebask could for a mome1t doubt that the
at wonlc be one sided But how illegal vstee are
TO be determined tue Govern e seems unable % say;
for we sIe informed good authority, that as soon
a. al the retarps ms5e he VIII proceed 70 w aeh-
inston Law al the facts Of the believe the Presi
dent. ask The opinion Of the Attorney General IN the
matter end be governed by II, aud such iastrucues
a. lie may other wise get in h's future course Ing
auction that will thus CONS mp Tor adjustment, "
q obsby ole Of the cry lnot,its, kind-as Involving
cison for or against either bis Northern or Souih-
ern friends be will row have 20 say whether he WIZ
favor project 10 Aboiten'ze las Is charged
against tie Eastern Aid cetiesl Kansas or coun-
tensrce action which has fo- its ul,erior object
A dissolution Of the Union. horrible dilemma
We have occupied conservative ana nan nal gronnd,
prom pity opposing the measures ana men VINO nsvs
brous hi on this c-tsis VIII the President meet "
surely he cannot longer follow counseis from among
Abolitions,s sud Nulli6eisl The country cemands
that sound finn, energetic men have ine direction
Of public sffars-wbo will impress and enforce Jus
tiee and law. There lie virtually no law In hansss
ard no security for life and property save IN the
sense of honor and Justice cherished by every true
pioneer. This may cave the country rom oioou
shed; but the Government 10 b I'D up TO rd'cue asu
con,empt and Us authority disIegarded Judges
of eectious have been oisRlsced, aud o'herA
sppointed--,he polls bave IN some Instances
been guarded with pistols and bowie knives-sne
some Of those elected are going to the Governor
.vearlns that il he does not give = certificate OF
election INN diately they will "cut bis throat nom
@ ear TO earl Is fhe flag OF Gun country to Do no
longer prctection or are individuals, or comps'
ME- az n a. 10 declsre We will and II must be %,
without regard 10 lawi Is this what the authors OF
the Nebraska Kansas bill M at by Squstter Sovs-
~
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We have received copy of The Democrats i'd

We have receiveda copy of The Democratic Id
s.ta,s, publi,hed at Lexington, Miss, forwarded
10 ID, by Nr. John Long, with his respects, for
which we make our Acknowledgements. Me-. Long
h gentleman whose name and existence The
TRIBUNE has been accused of having forged, and
we are properly grateful for his kindness in spon-
hpsOusly coming forward to relieve US fIon that
jmputaiion The business to which Mr. Long de-
yotes bis talents and energies Is thst of training
keeping, and setting on blocdhounds. for the pur-
suit Of negroes who exercise their natural and In.
allenable ligbt of running away. His advertise.
psnt il contained in that number Of The Demo
sratie Adrocate, bearing Mr.. Longs own auto
graph. which it is now our happiness to possess.
Mr. Long himself goes "hunsing with the dogs"
His lowest terms for catching negro are S25;
but if the latter has weapons, or wounds or kills
any Of the canine brutes that pursue him, the
charge is increased. If the "money is Doi paid
sat the time the negro hunted for lie caught, he
twill be held bound for the money" Who ds-
MES that this is the land Of the fee and the home
of the brave