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police intelligence.

sr.spro ARRAY Patrick Iabmcy and James Delaney !.
both shoemskers, living at No 4Te Third avenue, ON
Monday night got into ngh together when the for msr
drew shoe snife, and with cut his adversary three o~
four times the breast and once In The temple in
dictine serious injuries The wounded vas atiended
BY DR. Paynz, and lshmey "" arrested BY Officer Jump,
nation.
Apspr FOR ALLEGED svIsDIra.-rhsddeus Bsll keeping
ONCE Of No. Beokman street, on Tuesday arrest
ed, charged With swiudliug ycuag coontrynsn named
Geo Lucke out Of $50
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Important from Warrington
SETTLEMENT OF fRl NEW GRANADA QUESTION:
PAYnlST OF THE INTEREST ON THE SPANISH
Dxsf-rRocxEDISGs OF TUE NAVAL COURTS, Ere.
WARRINGTON, August 8, 1857.
The New CANADIAN difficulty virtually settled. Gene
raj Hsrran acknowledge the debt The means Of pay
ment - another matter.
No dispatches were received from Mexico by Senior
Robles PER Last steamer.
The administration aprrehends serious difficulty be.
Spain and Mexico. The spanish Minister called and
delivered to Gen Cas- draft Havana for thirty nve
thousand dollars, With which 70 pay the interest on the
Spanish debt in New York.
Dispatches received by the Indian Bureau report the
Utah Indians In quie, and prosperous coalition.
In Naval Court No. TO day, the surgeons appointed 10
make medical survey OF Lieut. Martin reported this
morning that they could discover evidence Of organic
disability. From appearance and his representations
they supposed there might be functional derango
ment OF the digestive organs Leutenants Gwathney and
Mont testified that they had sailed with Lieut. Martin and
knew him well. He was an efficient officer In every
respect
Before Court No 2 Lieutenant NJ Perry son Of Com
modore Perry, appeared on trial for dissipation. Com
mander De Camp, government sitncss, had known him
twenty three ears; him intoxicated once; sailed
with him several vessels and In boat expeditions In the
Gulf Of Mexico Commander Gaze, government witness
knev him from boy hood; sailed with him In the VIM
cennes; ho was drunk In every port at which they
touched nom Rio Janero Fraucsco-at such times
wholly unst for duty.
Before Court No 3, Commander Green's defence WAS
read and the Judgment Of the Court made up and
mitscd 70 the Department.
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CHORAL Oruu first Of Manager Stewards series OF
elegant musical festivals to be given the Academy OF
Music this evening" and that they vii prove extremely
pleasing and all that the lovers OF harmony could
ably expect there be question Those Superior v-
casfs, M'lles spnoa and Simon, Miss Agnes Robertson
Mrs John Wood, and sgnors Arnold and Guemette are
to execute number OF tho most brilliant operate and
other gems and will be supported by corps numbering
one hundred and twenty persns The orchestral depart
ment Ia 10 be under the direction Of that well known mus
can, Mr. Robert soepo and tho Of new Cathedral
organ, recently completed by Mr.. Erben will give
posing effect TO the whole In order that the entire oo
muny may be enabled to g'sify their taste for music As
price Of admission has been fixed Al the moderate snm Of
twenty Eve ceru
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hovIxCm or ARrrsn.-Among the passengers BY tao
Penia, which srrved yesterday from Liverpool, was NJ,
Ulman the director OF the Opera u the Academy of MUSIC
for the coming NJ UllmAn has engaged Frexso
ini, the prma donna Of the Italian Opera u Paris, who
sails on the sth Of August he has also engaged Gaa,es
The celebrated BARITONE Labooel.a tenor; vieuxemps,
the vionist; Ketser, celebrated German violncelsa
and Auschutz ehi.f d. ocAesrc OF reputation. Mr. Un
man Ia juined with NJ suakoscn, and can thsrs-
fore present array OF the greatest Aytsts
headed BY ThalberG. Mr.. UIman has also CON-
menocd negotiations with Roger the greatest living French
tenor, and Formcs the basso whose talents win DO avaa
bio In tho grand oratorios which Mr. Uman proposes 70
give New York and Boston during tho coming season
Mr. John Povey formerly OF tho Park theatre, also
one Of the passengers by the Persa. Mr. Povey
out the agent Of Mr. Charles Maihews the celebrated
comedian, whose arrival viii closely follow thai Of his
homme daGaiys. Mr.. Mathews, with the lsie Mrs..
Mathews, (sme. yestrs,) played ensagemsat ~ ths
Park some seventeen years ago.
Mrs. ylnpg, whose daughter, Mrs. John Wood, 10 %
well and fAvoraby known TO the New York public, wAs
one Of the passengers By the Persia
Al the htest dates Mr. Maretzek In London arAng
Ing engagements for Havana and PHILADELPHIA with Tam
berik, Ronconi and Tagianco.
Miss Charlotte Cushman, resident In London, viii
shortly appear In New York.
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An Insane Mother Attempting 60 Murder her
Children.

Aukuft
shocking Affair occurred In Clarkson yeste rday.
Mrs Marshall, who has boon for time dersnged,
being left alone for time yesterday with her chill
dren attempted 10 murder three Of them by pouring hot
water into their One 10 boy years old, who
afscr the attempt made upon his life made almost
superhuman efforts 10 cscapc and fortunately
cessful He broke away from bis mother, forced
open the door OF the room where he was confined,
and made good his escape Tue youngest child vns an In
FAINT about three months old and could mako defence
when taken up by hs Aihcr appeared 70 be dad,
but II soovered 10 exhibit signs OF life Ito
oovcry 10 entirely hopeless We have not heard the ago
the Of the other child Amer this shocking mpt
10 murder three Of her offspring, Mrs N. went and
hur Z herself and when discovered entirely dead.
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Markets.
NIw ORIlANs, August 4, 1857.
Cotton u nrm. SAles day 800 bales sales OF the asi
three day. 400 do receipts Of ah three days, $50 do
Stock In porn IL 900 bales Receipts at his port less than
last year, N9 0o0 do ut all Southern pora 682 900 bales
Flour % rs Mixed SOC. S5c. Freigha lightly 3D.
vanced Cotton 10 Liverpool "a. Sterling exchange 10
per cent premium.
ALBANY, August6-S Il
Flour In moderate demand at unchanged rates. No
sales Of grain to day. except 10 sms lots at the depot
Boats only commenced arriving after bu, ness hours and
Was offered afost shipped to New York yesterday
u, 500 bushels corp, 900 bushels oas
BUFFALO, Aug. SOP. n
Flour steady Sales 400 barrels Il SO 60 for extra
Wisconsin and Illinois, and % 81 81 20 for extra Ohio
Wheat lower Sales 900 bushels Milwaukee club 81 81
Corn nrm Sales 30 goo bushels at 76c . 76kc. Oats
hrmer. Sales 600 bushels st coo. whskey dull eAles
100 barrels d 29kc. per gallon Freighs nrm; exc. for
10 Troy and lie to New York. Lake imports day
Il 900 barrels flour; 900 bushels wheat; lc4 900
bushels corn. Canal exporis-7,000 bushels wheat;
"A 900 bushels corn; mostly TO tide water.
OswEGo, August So P. u.
Flour dull and steady. Wheat unchanged. sAles
10000 bushels Chicago spring at 81 80 81 49, Corn
dull Canal freIghts-34c for flour, 100 for wheat and
7ko. for corn, 70 New York Lake imports today
IL 600 bushels wheat, 81, 200 bushels corn. Canal
900 bbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat, 1900
bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Aug 6--sP.M
flour active. Wheat and corn firm. Oais dull Pork
quies shipments 10 Buffalo No -four wheat, 50 900
bpshe's corn Shipments 10 Oswego-No aour or wheas,
~ 900 bushels corn.
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wlsHlrcToS, Aug. y, 1901
The New Orleans mail Of the Goth Nh has been TO
ccived.
Heavy rains had fallen In some parts OF Texas, sno
other parts suffering from drought
man named Moore from New York, Jumped INTO me
river laredo, In NJ OF insanity, and was drowned ne
was connected with the Custom House there. 80.
n has rsiped IN this vicinity continuously for Twelve
days Much injury has been done 10 the crops ,.
Bnrxopr, August ;, 1851
The heavy rain Of yesterday suli continues falling IN
torrenh
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Mrs Mr-Miss May, the American Prima Donna, whose
great success In London has recently caused sensaon
will return TO the United STATES at The end Of he pressss
month, and commence either the Academy or at concers
some time In September.
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rhe Ed,scasionai Association.

AIBANr. Aug 8, 1857.
Tho Associa Ion for the promotion Of education was &C.
cuped day In hearing and debating Interesting papers
among others, from Amos Dean the proper mode
Of study ing history Albany Fixed upon the place
for holding the annual meeting President rsppan's
address viii be delivered this evening" having post
poped last night
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ANusrNKSrs-By reference To the bulletin the bead Of
the editorial columns will be tho programmes offered -
the different theatres, &C. night Of unusually w.
ried and attractive character
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Dissolution Of the Tchuantepso Company.
NEW ORIAAHs, August s, 1851.
Tho Tehuanteoec Company published card this morn
ing announcing Its dissolution The stated ~
ability to &c with he OF the Gsray grant, The
impossbiy Of getting he mail contract and the disoo
very OF the fact that the Soo title not In this company
President Lassere and Messrs and Soue len for
Mexico by the last steamer TO make Arrans
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ST. LOFTS, August 8, 1907.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Depocrdt that
Gov. Walker stiu encamped at Lawrence. His force
had been Increased.
The legislative Airport onrnen, gives ten members 10
fy COUNTESS and forty two members 70 seventeen coun
Ina
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MONTREAL, Aug. 3, 1887.
collision occurred on Lake ~ reser lat night between
the steamboats, Quebec and Montmorency The latter
vessel sunk. She vas laden with -four No lives were
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D1SastrOuS Gale on tne Coast OF Now Brun0.
wick.
DESTRUCTION OF FISHING BOATS AND aRlAr LOSS OF
LIFE.
BosroS, Aug 8, 1857.
disastrous gale the I'D OF July caused great los q
life among the fishermen the north shore Of the Pro
vince Of New Brunswick Tho hramicni Cleaner Of ha1
date learns that sixty boats have been lost supposed 70
be owned by parties viog bewes Neguac and Throade,
and that nfy one desd bodies have been picked up DO
tween these two places. u calculated that two hundred
boats we're out fishing, and many more disasters Il 70
Shedac put into Egmont Bay, Prince Edwards Island,
during the storm, and he counted hundred and thirty
nahipg crafts that had In for shelter He states there
great destruction among the nshng boas-a number
having foated ashore.
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I'm curaar NrrsraYrH pssrarcH.

WASHINGTON, August 8, 1881
patent lost been Issued from the General Land
Office for the johnson rancho, containing upwards Of
twenty thousand acres, and will 90 out 70 California
by the steamer TO day,
The breaks in the chesapeake and Ohio canal above
Georactown, arc not serious a, arst supposed
Tnoy he repaired In few days. NO damage 10 re-
rosted In the upper ssctions
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Governor King at niaA ara Falls.
NIAGARA FALLS, August 8, 1887
Governor King OF New York and family arrived hare
Last night and will remain for few days.
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LouHSuIA NJ, Aug 3, I0W.
NarshAn (Amsnosn) 10 oerta,py elected 70 Cougvssu,
end Underwood (Amsrcan) probably. Clay, Mason, Sc
vsnson, yeweu, Burnett Peyoa and Elliott (dsmccrsGs
sho certainly elected and Talbot (demoora proba-
bly,.
The democrats have elected their State treasurer b.
over 10000 majority, and havel large majority In ne
Lower House and on joint ballot v
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Death II Ex-Secretary Dohbin.
RICHMOND, AUG. s, 1861.
The late Secretary Of The Navy, Mr. Dobbin, died Il
fayetteville yesterday
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The Florida At Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 8, 1851.
The steamship Florida arrived here from New York u
an carly hour this morning.
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The Missouri Elsc tSOss.

81 LOUIE Angus ., 1857
The nearly complete returns Of this county give Ras
independent for Governor between eighteen and nineaas
hundred majority and MauHos, enanGpatopist elecsA
10 the Lesassrs In cooper county Rolns' majority b
27S Howard county, Is reported, gives se~art, demo
crst for Governor, 800 majority. Cole county (onaai
giv Stewart
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yhe Alabama Electjos,

AUGUSTA, Aug 8, lBSy.
Dowdsl. democrat re elected 70 Congress from ~
hoptkr meri Alabs MAY district by loo MAJ orty
Moore, democrat, Is elected Governor. There w0
no opposiu0n 10 him.
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were unable to bear the great responsibilities
thrown upon them TO this L. added the sudden
death of the late Commander in Bengal, General
Arson, at q critical period of time, and under
circumstances that are some what conflicting as to
place and msnner although the telegraph an
nounced 1t to be from cholera.
This combination of circumstances has made
the public mind Of England exceedingly eens-
tive, and each day is marked by the appearance
Of adverse rumors, and calls upon the floor OF
Parliament for Information from toe government
These rumors have their origia 10 the desires to
depnss the public funds for speculative purposes
in which they only partially succcod. But it is
evident to all that the public treasury will have
to ar the burden Of the expense of the war,
the East India Company being entirely inconpe-
tent to meet the emergency. The tyranny,
greed and utter incompetency of the pre-
sent system of government in India has
been 60 clearly demonstrated in the discussions
springing out Of late events, that the public
mird has suddenly awakened to the necessity of
chsnge, and early 10 the next session of Par.
Lament it will be moved "that the facts disclosed
by recent events in India, the embarrassed state
of lis finances the NAL administration Of justice
in its provincial courts, and the innumerable ties
which make our Indian possessions an integral
portion Of the British empire render 1t expedient
that the government of that country should be
transferred in name as well as in fact, from the
East India Company to the responsible minister's
of the Crown" II this is all the change pro-
duced by the revolt at Delhi, England will have
reason to congratulate herself upon it; for of all
the things maintained by a nation protesting to
have conscience, aud to be animated by prin-
ciples of justice and humanity, as England does,
the government Of India as at present constitut-
ed, is the most inhuman and atrOcious
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Nominations Of the Ohio American STATE
Convention.

-. CNCiNnArI, Aug, ., IUoIs
At the American State Convention held Il Dayton -
dAy, Col P.Van Trump Was nominated for Governor;
Ash for Lieutenant Governor; jonathan aArshmsn ~
Treasurer; Jonn Arthur for the Board Of Public Worm,
John Davenport for Juoge OF the Supreme Court and
Judge c. q Alien for Secretary Of State
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The Police CoMMTssIoNERs.-The Police Com
missioners met again yesterday and went through
the third rehearsal Of the farce of balloting for
successor to Simeon Draper. They continued at
IL for couple of hours, voting no less than 1862
times; and still the announcement by the Chair
was mo election"
II is worthy Of note that the two democratic
Mayors have nominated in no case mere politi-
clans for the Office, and that the three repubi-
cans and the Know Nothing have supported none
but party hacks The two Mayors have changed
from one practical efficient man, unkno xn or not
notorious in politics, TO another; but still the
black republicans will not touch any whom the
other two support and persist themselves in no
minatng and supporting politicians. Yester-
days proceedings were, in that respect, but re-
petition of those of the tao preceding days of
ballot The Mayors Of Brooklyn and New York
opened by nominating Col. James B. Murray
This gentleman Is capitalist in Nassau street.
Certainly no one will recognise in bis name that
Of clustering politician We suppose he has a
preference for some party. But how with the
other candidatess The three republican, brought
forward Brigadier General Hall, the uncle of
our black republican District Attorney. II the
fuss and feathers Brigadier were Police Commits
sioner, every one knows that he would be but the
fscile instrument and mouth piece OF that legal,
dramatic, pantomhnic and obstetric celebrity, A.
Oakley Hail. OF course he got no support out
side Of the black republican rapks. Mr. Cholwen,
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n u HI B L L 5.
SUPREME C0URT-DRED sCcTr
CASE,
WAsMINGroH NI.nr,1 q


The Supreme Court gxysi,s d.c,,.o, "A
the Erred Scott case to dar. ChirFIl>..o
laneys opinion MAS - TIE etTect .J,,, .,,
groes had no rights As cll2yu~ G!lI.. 70.
Constitution. ordinance of 1887 u J...
As beng the act Of the sevrraf Sa,r, a,
soverelgms prior to tho formation :. ne
C"nsututIoh-and that the MrsS"un Conn
promise was unconstitutional, A.. be-, b.
act OF the General Govrrunenl, ,xcrcia.ay
power not Delegated by tue States ~,
sovereign.
The foIIo"ing ncidemt., poiuja wy,v 4. .
so decided:
That tie expression as 10 rhe 'c,r .,sv
and other property Of the Ur'uu D ~
Constitution, applies to territory yrs.y aa
possessed ut the adoption o; the Gons,itu-
ton H. as.. ..
That as Congress does not possess The
power To make enactueuts relative TO tho.
PERSONS or property Of cirl4vns of the Uni,
tel States in the federal terrlnry otAer
than the Constitution confers, 50 :, ra.aos
consI'tut'onaliy cele&r @ Any such l,vc.s
TO territorial government.
| And that the Condtion Of tho lave rsa
not affected 10y his sojourn IN another
State, as the plaintiff WAS moi citizen Of
Missouri. and therefore cannot sue in Tho
courts of the United States.
The case was dismissed for want of
Jurisdiction. Judge Nelson wasoG judge
l'n"ys opinion. Cairon WAS OF lno
"rnIon that tho court has jurisdiction,
tat eoncured with fancy that tie Com
! promise WAS unconstitutional. Seyora:
other Judges will deliver theii views to-
| morrow.
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USEFUL RECEIPTS.

10 CuHE CRAMr.-A cold application
10 the bottom Of the bare feel, spyh "A
IRON, water, rock, earth or ICE, when il
can be nad-the colder the better. Il
viii relieve IN five mlrutes. Ii in the up.
Per part of The body or AIMS, then apply
the reiredy to the hsnds also.
Fox BUHNs.-The inside Of ro,stos
'rr"p"d and "ixed with e4ua; paris Of
"h'e oil, aud turpentrne IN sufficient pro.
portion to make Roultice, will form a
soothing and heailmg application.
CLEAAiNG SToyEs.-Stove lu,,rs when
m'>"d with 'urpent'ne and applied in the
usual manner, Is bIackcr, more g.ossy and
durable than II put on wuh any cher
Eqnrd. The turpenune prevents rust
and when put on AN old rusty stove, will
make IL iook rs well rs nsw.
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NEW POST OFFICES.

The ioHu"Iug - list Oi P,,SI Office,
rrc"urN established ~ tins STATE, sy the
P"s M,ster Grnera:
Gears Head; Grcenyle district. P. b
MMtN, i. NJ.
Cug,es Fountain, Grccnv lie district, p
C:WGre!, T. NJ.
Dth,. Mus, Lexington district.
Books, Ne~nury district, NJ. BuzzuJ,
L. NJ.
Dublin, GrceuriIIe dis, A. c. Jackson,
+ Al.
Dove, Darlington district, S. Chandler
T. W..
E~jeys Mill Plcken, district, w. T.
DWs L. NJ.
Fort George, P,cksns district
Highland Home, Laureus district,
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DRUNKENNE S.

II YOU wish to be always thirsty, be a
Druukard; for the oftener and more thIrs-
" you viii be.
If YOU seek to prevent your friends rails
ing you in the world. be Drunkard; for
that will defeat all their efforts.
II YOU would effrctuaiiy counleract
your own attempts to do WILL, be u Drunk
ard and YOU will not be disappointed.
If ypu wish TO repel the eudeavors of
the whole human race to RAISE you to
character, credit and prosperity, be
Druukard ; and you will most assuredty
triumph.
fv"u are determined to be poor, be a
Druukard and you will soon be ragged
aud pcnuycSS
II ,ou wish TO starve your family, be a
Drunkari; ;or that vii! consume the
meaus Of their support.
II YOU would be imposed on 10y knaveS
L Drund~rd; for tnnt will make the
task easy.
If YOU wish to he robbed, he Drunk
ard which will enable the thiet to do il
with iro'e safety.
Ii y"u .,sh 10 blunt your senses, he a
Drunkmd and you viii soon DC more
stupid than an ASS.
If YOU would become foo, ,be Drunk
ard; and you will soon lose your u.'der
standing.
lfvou wish to unfit Yourself iot ration
al intercourse, be pruuka'i; for thar
will render you wholly unfit for it,
II ven are resolved to Kill Yourself, be
II Druuknrd that being "a sure mode OF
destruction.
If YOU would expose both your folly
will soon run out ~ the liquor runs in.
Ii YOU think YOU are To" strong, be a
Drunkard ,uh YOU will soon be sub 1ued
by 30 powerful Az enemy.
II vnu would get ril Of vOur money
without knowing INV lee Drunkard; aud
ii Will vanish iussnslbly.
II you have no resource when past Va
bor hut wo,kh"use, he Druukard and
yon viii he unable to provide amy.
II YOU would be pest TO sor'cly, lie II
Druukmd; aud YOU will be avoided as in
fictitious.
you are determined to eXpel AL com.
fort h"m your house, be Drnnkard and
( Won will soon do il ctiecluaIIy.
II y"n w""d he ayS under SnSplr'on'
I've Dfn"kat"; tor nile as You thl"k li,a'l
agree th't lh"N" who steal from them.
serves amd Their iamIIIe"' VIII roo "'he'a
/ II N"u would TIE reduced 10 The he'eSsl'
y "' stunning your creditors, he "a DUNK
ara: ant You VII seen h">e T""H"" 20 pre-
II YOU Would tie H''" weight on 'n"
community, HHd 'c"m"rr thr Gf"""d' ne
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GROG.

A five dollar Brd of the Georyeiowu
Bank has found its way back hom. with
the following sad record of the effect OF
LIQUOR upon the hopes and aspirations Of
young man, who was once ils owner
1t should he warning TO the young to
keep clsar Of the vice SO common in these
days Of drinking merely as passtims.-
Pee Dee TImcs
| WAS counting house clerk in Savan.
nah, Geo, under good wages, and taking
"KtnsNs' fever Was induced 10 emlprafe
Al Cincinnati. ten r"u'e" quit my com
pa'ons and being out OF employment |
was forced to open my pocket book for
my support and have spent all | have,
but THO Bank Blh. Inow part with 1t
at the counter where my little all went {;
wretchrduess aud misery .lares me in the
lace, aud while it does, filI my glass 10
drown sorrow, and bid fate do her
worst.