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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

STATE CANvAss.-Mr. Ray, the candidate for
Leutenant-Govemor on the opposition ticket, says
the Wnnsboro (Frankln parish) Sun of the 14th
addressed the citizens of this place Friday last
He had a large audience who listened to him with
marked attention and expressed their appreciation
of many of his remarks with hearty applause. In
disposition prevented lis from hearing the whole of
Mr.. Rays speech, in which he touched upon all
the leading questions of the day, in, as we under
stand, q very handsome and forcible manner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
THERE Il NOTHING LIKE IT.

Bow much pain and suering-nay even lfo scf-may bs
saved by having supply of Daoy Magical Pain EXTRACTOR
hand in of sudden accidents In cuts wounds
seads prans and which children arc con-
santy suhecthe action of the Pain Extractor ever tho
ame Families should mover BIO without it, Full directions &C.
company each box Tho genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY manufacturer upon steel engraved label
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has been thirty years there is hardly per
son but what has heard of it, and family used it
that could BIO induced to be without hand in case
Of sudden accident Whom used it Is sure to become
standard remedy because equal curing burns sca
cuts wounds and bruises fever piles and all other
and diseases whore parts affected can DO
reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES
When you look around your houses you think there
nothing wanting your children all playful and smiling and
everything foeboes comfort and happiness suddenly one OF thu
dear young falls and deep is of the
dent You look everywhere for relief and you can't And
whyf Because have neglected on hand box of
Daloys Magical Pain Extractor this whole trouble
Remember and always have hand relief will DO
to hand.
DAILEy's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain and inflammation the severest
burns scads from twenty minutes heal tho wounds
without and cecualy fevor piles salt rhou
nanmatoy rheumatism and inamed cuts wounds
bruises old scald head and bunon prnns
ng eos chiblains bites of insects nipples swelled
broken breasts and all other innamatory dis
cases. whore tho parts afflicted can DO reached.
For sale u New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n md ISL Chartres street.
Sole agents for tho Southern s+ass whom all
should be addressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

SUICIDE OF A LAwYER.-Mr. Charles French, an
old and respectable citizen of Lexington Missouri,
and for many years a distinguished lawyer there,
committed suicide on the 14th by cutting his throat
with a razor while suffering under an attack Of
insanity.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

SHARP SHOOTING AND SHARPER PRAcrIcE.--The
FredOnia IN. W Censor tells of one of the sharp.
est betting tricks that we have heard of in some
time. A Mr. Jackson Sage made wager of $500
with some parties in Fredona that he could shoot
fifty consecutive rifle shots ohand, at target of
q inches, at the distance of ten rods without once
missing the mark. He accomplished the feat, but
did it by setting up heavy boiler iron funnel one
foot in diameter at the wider end, and tapering to
size less than that of the mark just in front of the
target He had only to keep his ball within five OF
six inches of the mark, and the funnel took them
home sure. He had the Yankee impudence tc
claim the stakes after this performance, and We
cannot feel certain that he did not deserve them
for his sharp trick, if not for his sharp shooting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

FROST IN NATCHITocHEs PARIsH.--The Natchi-
toches Chronicle of the 18th says:
Since our last issue we have had two good frosts.
which have left their indelible marks upon yegeta.
ton With the advent of frost may be reckoned
the return of the healthy season proper although
our people have been blessed with abundant
health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22
* WRIGHT & ca.
nR. WRIGHT'S CELEBRA TEn mr. n.
vgNATIsG sLIx1R
Prepared o. do striete-t Pharmaceutical Pri.eul.s ~
fhs Abloss Chouniss Of tie Age.

Prepared do ~ree-t rharneeassea Pri.dpIes w 60
fhs Albert Chouaists Of The Age.
| no MIIRRALs.
Dr. Wright wen to naks his professional eharae.
on the fset that inea whatover fern tho
part Of the ingredients in bis REJCvHNATING BLIxIR-
well knowing what ruin has essaIed community
opium and mercury.
Generally to the dobhated Dr.. Wright would say neve
despair No matter how down yes may bens nastte
how weak matter what tho e.ass may have
sneo whatsoever hss led Jos depart from Hygien
principles take his
RRJUvBNATIFG MIxIR,
ssd you wni end yourself now mar pride instead Of til.
oTefe to yex fheads a.d healthy SQUAD sad worthy mem
Der Of the whole human family.
fos sale BY 'ss Proprosors
J. WRIGHT CO.,
and Isl Chartrcs yxoot Nav Orlean. Ia
Ssle Proprietors,
And BY Druggists generally throughout rAs United ss.s
AHMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCT1u.
JOY TO THH AFFLICTED
cures nervous and debstcd suseresr ssd reo.v. m d.
symptoms amongst which VIII b found
Isdispositioa
10 Bxsrtion, Loss
ofPowsr, Loas Of Mono
~, Difficulty Of Breathnx Gen.
esal Weakness Horror Of Disease
weak Nerves, Trensling, DreAdful Horror
o. Dests Night Swsats, Cold Pest W.tafn,r...
Dimnees Of Vision, Lnxssr, Universal I...,,.A. =, -.
huscular syme. ofsea Bao.su. Appetite. lii n,.s.,,.
eymptsn' Hot Hands, PushnS of the Body Drypess
tho skin rallid csuntsaance and Eruption
- tho Pace Pain in the Beck Hsavi.
Doss Of the Eyolids, Frequently
Black Spots Flying b.
fore the Hyes,
Temporary asGuaion and Loss OF s;rbt w.,. ~ ....
ares Nobility Restleseness with Horror Of Society.
Nothing Il more desirable to SUCK Patients than
solitude and nothing they more Dread
for fear Of themselves, no repess Of
Manner, NO Earnsstness no Spoe.
ulaion, but Hurried
Transition from one
question u
another
aese ynPsoms allowed to on-vheh his n.edcps in
var1ably renovessoon follows LOSS OF POWER rIrIrT
~ and KPILKPTIC PITs-in ono Il xhi.h n. .,..-.
expire Whs can that these exeo,so. ara nat rr.,,
~ those direfsl diseases-INsANITY AND CON
The records of the INSANE AsYIUns md
"''Aneno.y deaths BY CONSUMPTION boar ample vtne.,
oe run o. these assertioas In Lunac Asyluus III. met
ne4anonoy exhibition The countenaneo ia .etp.Ilv
and quite dertitutenoher rh grief owe. yt Il
snoaa sound OF the voice IT rarely artoulse
with woeful measures wan despair
Low szllea sounds his grief bex.iledn
Debility is most TERRIBLE and has breusht thous.nd, -
thousands to uninoy thus blasting the ambition Of
many noble youths can b cured by the -, Of bt.
IEFALLIBLB RRNRDY
For sals 10 New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by |
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
and Isl Chartres street
General Agents.
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Nem Orleans DaiIu Crescent.
8 UPPIE M 81 n q
Fourth Congressional District

Fourth Congressional District.
The Winnsboro CFrankIin Parish) Sun Of the
18th inst, thus speaks Of the announcement Of
ZION. Milton A. Jones as candidate for Congress
IN the Fourth District Of Louisiana. The Sun talks
warmly IN favor Of Mr.. Jones' and from what we
nave heard Of him, we doubt not every word
uttered is justly applied. II Jones should happen
to defeat Landrum wonders would indeed be
worked in North Louisina and stranger. thuos
hare happened. But to the SUMS article:
| We publish to-day with undisguised pleasure ,bs
announcement Of our fellow citizen, Milton A.
District. We do 80 because We really believe MI.
Jones is more competent man for the position
than Mr.. Landrum. his opponent Mr.. Jones is a
ripe scholar, well read and well versed in the
second to none in this part Of the State As q
legislator, while he held seat for this parish some
eight years ago in the House of Representatives Of
our State, ever ready in debate, of quick Discern
nent and penetration, good Judgment, attentive to
his duties, he was an active and useful and not q
mere passive member, and stood among the fore
most in that body. The record of his acts, had we
time to give them would speak loudly in his praise
with the people.
1t is no more than justice to Mr. Jones to say
that he was the first who enuncated the principle
Of graduation to settlers, he having, while in the
House introduced an act to reduce the price Of the
state lands to actual settlers, by permitting them
to be paid for by installments extending over five
years. He was instrumental in having the present
provisions Of the banking law engrafed in the bill
allowing free banking, BY which means our system
j. recognized as the best in the Union, and offers
the fullest security to note holders Is was evil
denced in the late money crisis. The pension bill
LOT old soldiers and their widows and orphan chill
oren, and other important acts, received from him
strong support.
=, Ar. Jones comes before the people in q manner
mat at the present time, ia the most acceptable to
the public. Though Democrat, he presents him.
sell - an independent candidate for their suaoes
Las . candidate who will serve the people. and
watch over and promote their interests and guard
ther rights in the national legislature, independent
OF the behests Of any party or clique whatsoever.
We think the people of the District would be for.
tunate in securing the services of Mr.. Jones at
Washington. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

CHARLES r. RAILEY.

CHARLES B. RAILEY.
:. CHARLES r.. RAILEY,.
!. GBN8 RAJ GRO GER,
-A.d Dealer b.
CIGARS, and
TOBACCO
NJ. - rcaoUrrroULAs srRHBr,
| Be4weeu 0ravier and Na.ehca Ny.
, Offers for .,e. RHAsorABiB TBRMs de following
INNHksE STOCK OF GOODS In hs Ros:
Coffee
| WHITE AND BROWN,
MOCHA, LAcUAYRA, co
CHEMICAL STERN etc
Butter
oosHBF-Fress, landing oonstanny by steamers and
! rad vease,H, froa tho best Eastern Dairies
| HEsTBRN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers
| Cheese
| 10 boxes In eoro-
wnsTRnx,
| RxaLuH DAIRY,
sLoucrsR,
s1nroN, &C.
susar-L.veri.s's noaned-
10 bs, crusAed
50 Pllvazed.
- =. Coars Puv'd.
- ha1 bones Lssk
:. LoUMIAFA h hhd.. and bblA
= ctuheA, Powdered sad Loaf
Nov orle.z. Reassry Rekotsea
Frutts-
RAnuNs-AR a.d LAyers-1. boxe. halves and sr. |
oURRAaTs-B eaxa.
sEHDLRss RAIsIHs-I. Nat.
o1rRoSs,
PRusks-Dry.
PHcAas-rezas
BRAZIL sUTs, oso, ETC
suzar-Cued-Caoaeo brands
sIDRS. sHOULDHRs Nnss PORK etc.,
Ness and Prtne-bbls. a.d hall bbts
Dried BesS-Plai. and srssr-Cured
Il kegs and AarrtA
Flour and Salt.
30 packages various qualities.
20 packages OLD BOURBON,
aoNosoAHELA.
A"oiifAhD'
HOLLAND
AMERICAN, ese, etc
Wines, in Wood 2
AADEIRA,
PORT,
SHERRY
Vines, In Glass- N wv : AAA'A'
CLARET
WHITE WINES
sAUTRRxR
wei e''>
200 baskets assa,ted
undries-
BRANDY cHERRIBs-Glass and cork ssops 81
BRANDY FRuITs-Assorted G
AEIsBrTE-An qualities Y
CoRDIALs-Assorted, oil kinds. y
woLPEs AROMATIC scHIRpAa scnsApPs n
BLACKBERRY BRANDY A
RASPBERRY BRANDY 4
APPLE BRANBY-old and 6ne f.
PEACH BRANDY
CHAMPAGNE CIDER
LONDON PoRTKR-Quarts and pints
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Quarts aud pnts.
PORTER AND ALK-In boxes qs and PTS American,
obacco-
1909 boxes, of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds, SIS, los, TWIST
POCKET LUMP etc. from the loves. grade to tho hghes,
quality and price,
igars-
All tho approved brands Of fno Havana CIGARS
An assortment of German CIGARS,
Cuba Skies, ETC., etc.
nuff-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

T OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IL PANY OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE-South corner OF Camp and Natchez Streets
Amount OF Premiums for year ending February Is,
SOL 500 81
Net earned Profits for tho 36 594 Of
Assets on the 2Sih February, 1859 e1 2o7 o.
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six cent interest outstanding SCRIP
and redeem tho Certificates of Scrip the years 1856 and
1857.
Interest and redeemabc scps payable in cash
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip for the ending February Is 1859 will be on and
after the LIST of juno, 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
m23 ly II. p. JANFIER Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

T OUISIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO. SO CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000
DIRECTORS.
j. Iapeinc, Z. H. Harris
Theodore Frois, j. N Robert,
A. d. Grieh J. A Bonnnfon,
Jacob zoly, Amadeo Landry,
Il. Ganucheau.
This Company will he ready business the
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the peris of the
seas rivers and loss and damage by fire. and all usual
the current rates of premiums
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will DO
made TO those insuring in this office
E. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PIcoLEr, Secretary.
New Orleans, August IL 1889 aulstf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-22

Tho Bsnrd u fruees have resolved pay
in cash all the outstanding certificates Of
the holders hoteof to their legal
tho sHCOND MONDAY In August proxino
Also, declare dividend Of FORTY PER CBET 40 nor
cent? tho Not RnrnoA Prenns tho Company for the
ending tho sh June ls9 certificates viii b,
issued on and after tho arst day OF October
And resolved further that aftee reserv Million Of Dol
Lars frofs AL tho outstanding certificates Of Prodts
Issue Of tho 1856 BE- tho Second
Monday in August proximo well 70 pay PoRTY PER
CENT Of tho certificates of Profits Of tho 1857
aes the 10Th Of September cease from
seth June slt,
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, vise Presdcnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
From thu Richmond Enqnifor
Late Lynchburg Convention,

The Hon II N,am N 7reti,raV Finli}rte Gr
Commissioners place ~ tie Bouri II lnbiic
Works.
If the repre- ,entntions which have reached us
concerning the late Lynchhurg u,cniien hc
rect our people hnvc abundant rcnsan 10 be in
di.nant uhou it, and to ,cpuhintc it ns sheer at
tempt at gross usurpation. In the only election
we have ever held for Commissioner uf Public
Works. the Democratic party faded To recognize
tho proprety of using putty appliances, 10y allow
inr Boyd l., beat nominee Daniel when We had mn
overwhelming majority aud even hut II few weeks
since, after there had been n ionq hnj call Tor II
Convention 10 nominate Il candidate, our Drinoc-
iacy in comm N with large portion Of tl3r party
refused tn attenl Another call was made and
again did our Democracy pronounce the thing un-
necessary, and refuse to hn,c anything ta dc with
it, when 10, u few gentlemen representing II bare
majority oE-u--uf FurR. according 10 their
strongest show, out Of some thirty thousand votes.
assume the power and right to say us, we shall
he bound by their uctnn--thnt 'thcy will cram
General CLAY down onr lhrou's," and. willing
or unwilling, we shall swallow him We un-
,!erstand that Mr.. Glass, Mr.. Lynch. Mr.
lInryie. Be- Sir. Lynch Mr. lIarve. Mr.. Glass,
Nc Mr. IIarvie Mr. Glass Mr. Lynch, &c &C.
were in ATTENDANCE Now, how ri,liculou, il the
thing Assun ing that the De,n,crnlr strength
is about &c. 900 and that lie Convention had in
it n majority II f,Hr nre We thus Ia be driven
Are 1896 men thus To he dictated to by fonr
more than that number. l. foar out If such n
number. so rcsrcctahle n majority ns to give the
Convention tie character Of a satisfactory Demo
cratic nominating convention? To claim that it
is because il is p,ajority il hair splitting Of tho
most puerile character. Give Mr. Trclway the
votes narepy.ye,,ted in this bogus caucus, NJ Il his
majority will be nast satisfactory to his friends.
But was there even this mnori,y-this s,upen.
lous majority Of ,opr lcprc .cl,rl IN tho Cunvcn-
tiun To make il out was il npt necessary to
count Cbarldtc. Nnnsemond or l,c of Wirh, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

TRAVELLING IN 4 ClRCLE-llABITs OF BEwIi-
pERED ProrlE.--A correspondent writes to the
Scientific imcrican:
In n late number Of your paper you state, in
answer to some correspondent, that you have no
confidence in the report that when man is lost
he will travel in II circle" In this you are corr
tanly mistnkcd, it is fact well known to all
frontiersmen, that. when persons are hewildercd,
they frequently travel in perfect circle, some
times keeping the same track until they make n
dozen equal rounds; Mt other times making the
circle larger or smaller each time. IT is mt by
anv means always the case when person is lost
but il is so frequent that it is within the expert
ence of every ono who has been much in the woods
In calm and cloudy weather, and in country Of
much samencss of appearance, the best woodsmen
get 80 bewiIdercl IA to 'takethe circle" Persons
not accustomed to the woods Will sometimes do so
when the sun is shining and n stcadybreeze blow
ing. On the leaves gulf prarics oi this county,
on calm. foygy morning, no man can travel
without n road, 1t is an incident OF every day
occurrence in the spring and fall seasons. that
men are thus ecal,ncd on theprarie as cffectuay
as are shps at SEA; nor will compass mend the
matter. for it cannot be carried steadily enough
to keen its meridian and the course 1t points can
not lie kent for fifty yards il man attempts it, he
will make circle and come back to the place he
started FROM The circle will be larger or smaller
generally in proportion TO the density Of the fog
-somstimes only hundred yards in diameter;
st other times mile. but seldom more. The cir
cles thus made are perfect. This knid Of wan
deripe seem to arise from an attempt to 60 .
strsieht course when there s nothing to guide the
senses, or when the usual guides Of son, wind or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

81 nFpRD County, l~th of April, 1883.
NM A MILLER. Agent .r john = Reese a. g. SIR
YOU the result 1 exp tmrht made By
ni Peruvian tuano and IceN"r NA1r"l I Il tuah"-
In ui ~5- suicitauu purchased some
Of Kind and tuT sNn satisfaction, ms
w. dr.crUnci to maj air erm"nl WIN them
upH Tobacco I wiph cradle IL art and ui
quality. bali II The lot alp'd ~" Peruvian and
tI. the Ersrs uulated, al qnancs-
1hr atrl the time in he initrr part OF May
worked precisely alike 'n several occasions took
ncghors t. III" l" aud repu"t"h them t" POINT out ~"
without t rnn- "u! Oh "hch pnr III" dl'r
k.nl. usri-th'y generally gave the pr"
the Mahipulaed=i there was any II ference. !
hk h, M4a iiuni.d = hest What
ON tn" n, good and difference lac seen am tai
fai,, tr scs Manipulated Gusus equal 10 lcr
:, rta.y much less trouble Us IL ground ready
r u>r II nod J. H. WIFI Low.
ami 4. DIV Re =. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
LYNCnBURG. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II. 1889.
Daily Nir9iniau.
A CATASTROPHE.

sat one night beside blue eyed gill
Tho Are was Out and too. was her mother,
feeble hamc around tho lamp did curl,
Makins fsint shadows bcndlns In c,ch ether
Twas nearly twelve O'clock too. in November
She had shaw on. also. remember.
Wen, had been to SOC her every night
Fur thirteen days, and had a sneaking no,ion
Topnr the question thinking all was right;
Ard ouee twicc had ma 10 awkward m"tou
To take her hand, and stammc ed Oft and s'uit red.
But, somehow, nothins TO tho point had uttered
1thourht this chance to good now to be lost
lbltchrd my chair up pretty close brsdc her
Drew \ long breath, and then my legs crossed
Bcut over. sighed and II Ave minutes eyed her;
She i"pkcd as II she knew what ne,t was c"ming,
And with her foot upon the floor was drumming
ddnt know how to begin. or hor"-.
lcoulint speak the cr,is choking
! Scarce coud movc--l seemed tiri to the chair
lhard, hrca,hcl- twas awiuliy provoking
Thepcrpira'lon from a II pore WAS o"zing.
Ny ear rnd b aud limbs iheir power seemed los
lua.
At1cngth I saw n brind'c tabby cat
Walk purIing up. Inviting mo In pat hori
Au ldos electric like nj TINT
My donbis like snnmcr clouds cs'nt sea tcr.
seized on t,hby though scratch she gas M,
Ant said, Come, puss, sk Mary II she'll have mc"
Twas dnr c at oncc--t murder WA out.
The thug ra. all explained in half n minute
She blushcl, aud turning pussy cat nj ut.
Said, PUSSY, Toll him 'ycs t'-h,r foot "atinii 1t.
The cat Ind saved me- nom my category,
And her, : the eat asilophc II al, s,ory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11

the general contour Of the ~ disregarded.
II rarely beialls children. who do not attempt TO
go on n course, but ouly run from one visible point
to another equally pcrceptbe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
aOUTHEHN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear of Shockar Warehouse. Eth Street
HgssBNONIp, VlEtGa1NGA.

fI'i ~ hav .ua lh'if f"'ndy for ihc
| poe t.aktt W AIEE A\itGA = l'lfES pre-
inah uf all iiurn-iu irnn u ~ lrll"s
required th.tkn a"l o sn he
intended I'll T. La, been tested tins
city has en- satisfaction III So in want "t
tln 'he.o line. would ia wr'l to give call briprc
IurcLaslt the North rsrn here we Ia irnh them
1T II var, I,w i.'urr Onb with dis, a'ci
also coniuuo 10 FURNISH all kim Machinery, tasliuls
Railroad. glrunra mItnlrnt- Ma Grtrrf, ri'ws
Ac Sc. lmarcl 81 .d;ms EDDEN> BRAHhAH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-11
Extensive Forgery by II Railroad Clerk.

n, prxs orrv,ru y,rxo MISS PROM NEW YORK.
,,.a,u ,,a c,n,I,,,,, ca,o,,o M,y,,
One of the most extensive r,rgcric. which has
hecn ncrnctro,rl in our civ. in n long time. wn,
Iron,tht J., E,,ht -, Tnc4,nv oltbou,,b the facts
:; r,1',,r5 D., II warn lont oni,.t mill Yesterday
TLo r,r,;,,l,r, ar, ,Luut ~ r,llows. On Satur-
Jnv n vouu,, man named Jane. n. Dubois. n
yn,,n, ciork c,n,lo>el in tho office of tho Unm
,on ,nl Dnv,nn Railroad Compnny. presented n
,h,,i, c,r :! MN n ,h, r,un,rr of Ibr RINK md
received thr money with which he DEPARTED Tho
ii o, GllJ ~, ..p,, h, Anr,I Paw RolI nnd
,n, a;,nal ly ( I I,Ij,,mmclcu President and
T. n Shor, Secretary. md Notwithstanding the
chn.l w,s nr,.rn,,l s,me ten DAYS before the
n.,,I ,;ne ,,r 1rnyinr nancy for the monthly
n,yn.nts IA ,hc cmpl1vecs the fact did not excite
H. H. ,s -, H., L,nL clerk
rna ,na,nnr IN yhirl, tho cheek was nrocured
f,. ;,,,a.,,r, nr rho pr.siIent h,iny ocuuiueA h
we IL. Nr I,II,nm..eu was IN ibo hnb;t Of
;; . c,,, ,h..L IN lI,nk in tbc usuoI hook
e. .a H., ,ho S,crct,rv ~ they sbnud he wnnted.
an S,,,r1ov he left twy noges or six checks. thus
.;nrod md the hook was deuo.itcd in tho usual
T,,. C',mnomy h,l re,entlv hnd nrintcd n
l,'or n' ih u" nc .h",t ,h,h hn1 nn, boon nscJ and
r.a,, ,Ia hn.L If ,h;s hn,l Duhnis hoJ emf three
nann. u" u ~ nina checks upon which he hnd doubt
- ,,o, a.nor;n.n,;n, un,n tho sipnatures-
whon ho haL ,ucrc,dnI in ,,nyinr the signature
If tho prc.i,lent with satisfactory accuracy, and
nnnnrtunity offered. n. it did ON Saturday, after
the Sccretary had left the office he cut from the
second noge IF blink checks tho bottom one, and
,arnl,,llv enas,ea in i,s nlu,e the check which he
had nIre,5v nrcnarcd himself. and TO which he
hnJ ,,,.,hcl tLe name of Mr. L'IIommelicu
T' r". "..',' ,o l;n, tho ,c,u;nc siynnture of
,hn pros;j.n, As every cheek was printed across
the ,he face "No, good. unless counlorsgned by the
Sa, ;, !, as necessary 10 f,rre the signature
sc H. i II shnr,' wbj,l, WA. done. Though not
" " w., ~ >, o,cn,c detection. had il beon sub
jec,ed to scrutiny
inc en'eS "ns n'r,,ar,, ,rns nat d,scoyered nm.
ar an1 pa'u n"d ,"e ' tie hook not having been
III i9es.ny n,"'' ',;n'n ,h,n Tho n,,s bnal was
usel 10 ',,e ''," ae'vn,'e Rank 10 10 bnnnced Tnon
, .ahe" :" ;"n,;ros ,". II VA. ,certaneI that Young
"hs h"d nat Loan nt the "ice since SATURDAY.
na. a, h;s ,suol boarding plnce and the forgery