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How to Catch a Thief.

| remember country friend of mine had
his pocket picked Of a handkerchief, and was
griexousy annoyed. lie regarded it as a
species of reflection upon his own vigilance.
Determined to be revenged upon some of the
pickpocket tribe he procured fish-looks, and
had them fastened ;nto the pockets Of an old
coat, with the barbs downwards. lie, thus.
accoutred, sailed forth iuto the Strand in the
dusk Of the evening. Amid crowd at
Charng cross he felt a hand in his pocket,
and, giving himself jerk, as he said, to get
the hooks well into the rogne's flesh, nc mo-
we'd on with his prey closely following. lie
then quickened his pace, giving every now
then aaother jerk. In this mode, affecting
not to feel the fish he hooked, he led the
knave clear of the crowd TO bye street.
Now my fine fellow, | have you; don't fish
in my pockets again" He unbuttoned his
coat to slacken the pocket, but in vain did
the thief endeavor to extricate himself, the
hooks were too deep in his hand, SO my ac-
quaintance took out his knife, and whipped
off the skirt Of the old coat be had used for
the trap, and babe the p;ckpocket walk off
% a sur on, as he thought he bad been toll
erabfy eli prnished.-Cyrus Readings Re.
c.. 2 as.
ClotA,ng Of Ire ErM.-Yhe globe is a
mass of vegetable l;fe. Plants are the uni
versal cosering-the dress OF the naked earth.
The perform vast functions, reclaiping, ex-
tending, and improving it. They are the ba-
sis Of animal life and existence; their very
beauty, their social and benevolent language
render even this troubled scene place of
delight. He who communes and nj, ,ditates
among trees and flowers finds his Maker there
to teach his listening heart.
The Lepct Of the Great Lakes-There is
said to be mysterious rise and fall ofthe
great level of American lakes, which has lorg
occupied the attention of many scientific men.
In addition to the variations which depend
upon changes of seasons, there is local, fit
ful, irregular oscillation Of few inches to a
few feet, not to be predicted, its period of qs-
cillation being from three to five minutes, and
which continues from one to twenty four
hours. In the course Of several years obser-
vations no wave of this character has been
seen over two feet in height in stormy wealth
er, and in calm weather over one and half
feet. The Average interval has been found
to be four and one-haf ninates. The waves
inuariably come in from the open sea in a
line parallel with the shore. The phenome-
non has not yet been accounted for; bat MIR.
Charles Whittlescy, Of Cleveland, Ohio, who
has recently published pamphlet On The
subject, thinks that the causes are 10 be sought
in the electromagnetic changes Of the atnos-
phere. Bosto,s JoexRai.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

xSome people wero talking with jar
rold about gentleman as celebrated for the
intensity as for the shortnes Of his friend
ships. 4Yes," said Jerrold, ahis friendships
are so warm that he no sooner takes them
up than lle puts them down again.
S:,o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

W3e.-lhe origin of the word "wifss has
recently been the subject Of much discussion.
Trench, high authority on the study Of
words remarks that the word belongs to the
same family as weave. woof, web, and the
German Weben. It is the title given to
person who is engaged at the web and wool,
these having been the most ordinary bran
ches Of female industry aud wifely employ
mcnt when tho language was forming. So
that in the word itself is wrapped up : hint
Of earnest, indoor, stay at home occupations,
as being fittest for her who bears this name.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
Bids for q. s. Treasury Notes.

WashinStoG, May lO.--At noon the Sac
rctary Of the treasury opened the sealed pro-
/ posals for the issue o: sny portion or the
/ whole Of the S5,OoU,ooO in treasury notes in
! exchange tor gold coiu Of the United States.
! The bids amounted TO over 81 5000 COCO. Of
which $i,500,0oo are under FIVE per eenl.
The successful bidders are rs follows
ork Bank, Pennsylvania, 100000
Farmers Is Mechaucs' Bank, PLils-, 100000
CoiHu.bla Bt.t, Lancaster. $4,000
Reed & Laihrol, New York, 10000
Merchants Bank, Boston, 100000
Auguste Belmont, 100000
Eutaw Savings Bank. Baltimore, 10000
Chemical Bank, New York, 10000
New Haven Bank, Connecticut 10000
National Bank, New York, 10000
Fulton Bank, 10000
Suffolk Bark, Boston, 10000
Matthew Morgan & Son, New Gork, 100000
Continel Bank, $4,000
Bank Of the Republic, {" 100000
Sweeney, Rittenhouse & Co. Wash'n 100000
Home Insurance Co., New York, $4,000
Silas Bronson, $4,000
Taddcsman's Bank, 10000
Farmers Bank. Lancaster, 10000
Riggs & CO., Washington, 100000
Nan Week, Reed & Drexel, 100000
Trevors & Colgate, 10000
Bank of North America, Phiad'a, 100000
McCready & Anon, New York, 15,oo0'
Z. w. Clark IL Co., Philadelphia, 100000
State Bank, Boston, 100000
Mckeen d Co., Baltimore, 10000
York County Bank, Pennsylvania, 10000
The above bids ranged from 80 10 ~ per
centum. The remaining sum, nearly q mil
lion, be selected from the numerous FIVE per
centum bids.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

Life OI'ccts-Oljeetles life. What is
it bet hie of misery! No being can be
happy while leading it. He who does it Of
choice is worthy to be despisel. 1t is bett,r
far to wear on. than to rust ont. No amount
Of wealth can excuse a state of inertia, in
healthy human being, in world of activities
this E:ery ono should DO something. He
should do ii for the benefit Of others, if not
for himself.
But fortunate it is that idleaess vindicates
natures prescription OF activity 10y the pun
ishment it is sure to bring upon the idler,
such as dyspeptic stomach, haccid muscles,
and all the other consequences Of blood that
is stagnant, for lack OF exercise when it should
be stimulating every organ, in its proper turn,
to lis legitimate functions in that system which
has been truly pronounced fearfully and won-
derfulIy made.
Let each one, then, haS life,objec
Without this and the activities it calls /, g,
he cannot expect to be either heathfui
happy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
Cntrapes in Kansas

The unfortunate state Of affairs now exist
ing in Lynn and Lykins county, in Kansas
Territory, is enough 10 chill the blood Of all
civilized men, and cause the patriots heart 10
tremble for the perpetuity Of the Union.-
During the past week We have seen and con-
versed with at least fifty persons who haze
been compelled to fly from their hearths,ones
TO save their lives, at the same time leaving
their all-goods and chaltles-in the hands
and at the mercy of band OF murderou.
thieyes, headed by fend who calls himself
Montgomery. Wagon after wagon has pass
through our town, loaded with innocent wo-
men and children, whose woefnl couutenan-
ces at the loss Of property and expulsion from
home, Is sufficient TO excite the pity of any
thing wearing the form Of human; yet these
devils, Montgomery and his minions, pursued
them like jackals; and with seeming delight
would destroy their little necessaries Of
life before their eyes, unheeding the tears
and supplications for mercy.
In the southern portion Of this county and
Bates every vacant house and shed Is flled
with these unfortunate people-three and
four families in single hut-who are in q
destitute condition, and for food TO sustain
life solely rely upon the charity Of Niissousi-
ans, who deeply sympathize with them, and
who are only restrained by federal bsyoasts
frou% entering the Territosy--taking the law
in their own hands and executing justice up-
on these feIlous by shooting them down like
wolves, whenever and wherever one may be
found. Something must be done, and that
speedily, to give peace and security 70 shs
law-ablding citizen; Patience has. lc1g sinco
ceased to be virtue, and ere long. il some-
thing IS not done 10 accomplish an end 20
devou.ly TO be wished for, scene viii have
been enacted upon our border that will shake
the foundation stone Of the temple Of liberty
IF Congress does not protect the settler ID
our Terr'iofsos, rilE PEOPLE WILL s-s%is
. ~ --7------ sis ..ns..
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General SUMMARY.

Richard S. Woosley has brought suit against
the Cincinnati Gas Company, and laid his
damages at $4,000 for personal injuries sus-
tanned by the explosion Of the gas in the Me-
thqdist church of that city some time ago.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
Institutions of Women.

The intuitive judgments Of women are of
ten more to be relied upon than the conclu-
sions which we reach by an elaborate process
of reasoning. No man thGn has an intelli-
gent wife, or who is accustomed 20 the socie
ty Of educated women, will dispute this
Times without number you must have known
them decide questions on the instant and
with unerring accuracy, which you had been
poring over FOR hours. perhaps with no other
result than 10 find pourself getting deeper
into the tangled maze Of dou bts and difficult
ties. It were hardly generous to allege they
achieved these feats by less reasoning than by
a sort of sagacity which approximates to the
sure instinct of the animal race; and vet there
seems to be some ground for the remark of a
witty French writer, that, when man has
toiled, step by step, up fight Of stairs, he
will be sure TO find woman at the top; but
she will not be able to tell how she got there,
How She got there; however, is of little mo-
ment. Ii the conclusions a woman has reach
ed are sound, that is all that concerns u.s.
And that thep are very apt to be sound on
the practical matters of domestic and secular
life nothing but prejudice or self conceit can
prevent US from acknowledging. The infer
who thinks it beneath his dignity TO take
counsel with an intelligent wife stands in his
own light, aud besrsys that lack of judgment
which he tsctitly attributes to her.
an Inportant Faes--A recent article in
the London Times reveals the important fact
that the government Of Eugland has it 10
contemplation to seek for military recruits fol
India among the fugitive slaves which are
now in Canada This IS turning philanthro
py to profitable account.
Going to Li5via.--Mr. Urey, Of Princctor
Caldwell county. in this State, has manumit
ted 25 Of lais negroes, for the purpose Of send
ing them to Liberia. lie Is expected here
to-day, on his way to Baltimore, with four.
teen Of them, composing two entire families
The remainder viii be sent forward at au ear
ly day.--Lovisriiie Courier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

l,pi@r Of Col. Hawtramek.- .-Cs. John =.
Harnsranck died at his residepee in shep-
hcrdstovp, Virginia, recently. 'He vss
graduate Of West Pom, served Tor some ycars
in the regular army, and during the Mexican
war was appointed TO romumnd the Nirgiuis
regiment.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18
Joseph A. Wood. who had his leo broke

Joseph A. Wood, who had his leg broken
in Quebec twenty seven years ago, the same
leg broken in South Carolina ten years ago,
and in New Hampshire two years aSo, was
descending the stairs of a hotel in Worcester,
on the 10th ult., when he slipped and broke
it for the forth time. After this he concluded
to have it cut oG, and, as amputation was per-
formed without taking him to hospital, there
is chanoe that Mr.. Wood will survive his
remarkably unfortunate limb.-Bostoa Post
A Conscience Cdse.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury received, few days since, 81 500 in
Treasury notes from an unknown individual,
who states that he bad chcsted the govern
ment 70 that amount during Pierce's admins
tration.
A Cenienariaa Joseph Clayton died in
this city on Thursday, aged over 107 years
He was an active man Of 25 years of ago when
the Declaration Of Independence was declared
- Trenton american.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-18

AN ACT to create land district in the Ter
ritory of New Mexico.
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&ebenSs unb euers0erfiGerungssCff ce
John G. Proud e. Sehne,

John G Proud & Seine,
Nc. 60, SeconpItrabe. Baltimore.
Atr dbernebmen Vsrfberunsen auf bic aa&t benoen Der.
fderun8s. G m paSnieen, peIGe GAS srOBtt @0pttaI belBsn.
Netna Verltderun9S= @cmpa9nie, Sarfcro
81, 10000
PbSnir Verlt9erun9Ss @cmpa9nte, SorfSrb
$3i0,000.
Sprtn9fielOS eriiderun98s Comp, Springfield
$T75,000.
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100000.
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100000.
,gcltateS rcrten aHs8e8erttst unS Utrlufs prompt ausbe-
ablt. --- 9Pdt4iI
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bartlett aufUd3a, uno ipel9e, rusnn nt6t tn gsaOrtssf 5st GGt
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sfItmmaes SpubraGt, unb perbetratbeE Fh, 70 TT itine &b,
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8ebaltet es I'M @etd9tniB.
gsrftutae, pelaer fb unter Or. &intsttns getanblun
feut, tGnn sertfsnbaft dnf ietne &ere, Gls eta StsOsrmG q.
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unb Ytne, philadelphia, 81.
Sranfe in elmer @utTernnn9,
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in etnen 8riefe %mtttbetlen init Setf6luB elmer Wsr9hfna6I
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Sin fraftDDles Qeben Dber Elm frIb3ettiger Sob
Rtnteltn Iber Gelbfsrbaltune - nur 25 Gsnts
8rtefe, ptlGe tenen gDe tb IN >tantpS enttbaltsn, Werhs
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JirS. 1863 & III, Central Npenue,

Baltimore, Wtp.,
tdIt forth dbrtnb p~prrdtbts YDrter. Ile unb Gtber, ebtniU
QOnbDn . 8r1nn . Stput, RE befen SSrten, 8dranttrt ais tn
8laf6tn tntpprttrt, @ineralpader In alien Aualttdten, fret
Spn iGGbli6en Subfan3en. 8erner: Wttneralwafer Son
tdnen, @eneratprS- 8lal 4en Maf&tnen NIT ben neuefen ger'
bederunsen.- Nmarttanif6e 8rDnen-StOut unb 6tttO Qle tn
Slafbea. Nlte unb neue Glai6e1 werpen eefauft unb per-
fault. &Geintser Aeent tn Baltimore fur Smiths Sbtlaoel'
pbta gle. Glte ntat Sufets5snfeuenNen SeeenFanee gerosn
surld oenDmmen un6 baS 9elb nteber erltdttet. @pnbttprer
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OSDrtDern Sentral Wtfenbabn.


Tz1zzzzka SerduDerun9 Der Abfabrtsaeit a1zs kssa
80 unb !3use. ESRsSas&&
Spntnter= 81 Arrangement
ga bic Nortbern Central @tfenbabn iest Splenbet unb Bic
Williamsburg In 0pler Separation tn, fD %Derbtnoet fe fig re-
NIT ben 3I8en Der g0iatamspDrt ub @lmira, Ne@'
gptf uu6 erie uuO Ganantatsua @tfenbabn fur mad
Williamsburg. @lmira, Ncaelter, Spracuie,
Niasara 6al8, B~in9bamptou, Buffalo,
Batavia, SSweSo
alien Srten uttb Stdoten i'm pefliden Ebeil
oe8 StaateS Nensyort uno Canada.
Sin unb mad Waontds ben 26. Stuff iperben bic 3use seber
mite fplet. @adastere fur gftasGra 5als, Buffalo, 9arris'
.bura Carlisle, @bamtersbur6. &anca ter, be lanen bic Gal
I~rerthraBsn Station um s nbr WtO, sens unb A lpr 80 Wttuut
Sta % mttt6eS.
OurA mad Niagara uno Guffllo in II Stunb
0aIfagiere fir Ytttsburs, GbicaeU, Cincinnati, ct. QSuis
luub auhern nefltGen StGbten unb pldsen, serlafen bic Sal
pertfattpn un s ubr WfOreenS unb 10 uhr Mbeubs+ -
Sur yprt. Carlisle, &%alebpnta, 8ebfprb unb Double Sal
ISprtnss, 5arrt burg, StamberSbur8, 3ancater &c. NIT BEL
l3Iaen UNI 8 lbr Wprgens ano 10 ubr NbentS.
@ge 3uae batten On ben re9uldren 3pifaenfattpden.
Sabrprsts mad @lptra 81
DO. gitoedra SaQs 10
b.. Buffalo 10
Das GepGf nttb mad alem 5anptltattGnen tn gDet IN
gtortb ma ttrt. -
9ur& be g3plenbuus btefer Sasn bis WtItaasspprt mir
bic @ntFernuus bS 2DeftenS bebeutenb perturSt unb MIR Der
petfen bic &etfenten aut nadiPl9eneen Wer9tetb Der SertSts
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@eTanumts gDertb bes reprefenttrten CAPITALS e. Ola s56 a
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