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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03

D0n-B-m AR
co NJ Nj ERCIAL COL l. Il G Il l..
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Founded in 1925 Chartered hy the Legislature
of Louisiana, with Agricultural aud Mechani-
cal Departments.
Capital Stock. S25O,OOO.
In the New and Spacious Iron 'Elifce, known rs
STORY BUILDING.
s. q. corner Of Camp anil Common streets.
ENTRANCE on BOTH STREETS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
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WOOD, EDDY g. CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN.
Capital Prize S1OOOO0

Takes place on the last Saturday in each Month.
Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters So.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-03
FOR CHILDREN.
MoLEANs VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT

Principal D,pot on the corner of Third aud Pine
streets ST. ,ous, Mo.
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r4uPMGN AGAINsT. NJ INDL4Ns.

The san Antonio Herald Of the 2lst ult publishes Gen.
Tglgsss orders for projected oanPaisn into the Indian
territory north OF Texas ~ -
Brsyet Major Earl Van Dorm, "a cavalry, with his de-
o of provisions at camp Radziminsd, Otter creek,
Choctaw nation guarded by Capt. Barton's company,
"F'' LIST infantry, Lieut. Reynolds commanding, Is 10
use the cavalry portion Of his command IN scouting all
mat portion OF country on the head waters Of the Cana
dian wasita and Red rivers, far 40 the lO3d deg Of
M longitude and 10 the south far the line Of the
Memphis overland mail route 10 California.
Major Van Doms command VIII be constituted as fol-
lows Companies A, b, G, r. g. and ii, I'd cavalry and
company ~ LIST infantry.
Byt Major Earl Van Dom, captain I'd cavalry, com
,paudnR Surgeon James Smons medical department
Assstant Surgeon William H. Babcock medical depart
nent Acting Assistant Surgeon j. II. DE Waldeg Cap
lain Edmund X. smith, I'd cavalry. Captain James
cakes I'd cavalry Captain William H. Bradfute I'd
airy Captain Nathan q. Evans I'd cavalry. Captain
Richard ", johnson, I'd cavalry Captain Seth M Bar
ton lst infantry LIST Lieut. Kenner Gaard, I'd cavalry
Isl Lieut. Walter IL. Jenifer I'd cavalry. LIST Lieut. VIII
liam B. Roya I'd cavalry. LIST Lieut.. Robert Nelson
Eagle I'd cavalry. LIST Lieut., Samuel Ii. Reynolds LIST
infantry lot Lieut. George b. Cosby, I'd cavalry. I'd
Iiout James b. Witherell I'd cavalry I'd Lieut. Charles
Phier ia cavalry. "a Lieut. James y. Harrison, I'd
cavalry. I'd Lieut. A. Parker Porter I'd cavalry. I'd
Lieut. Fitahugh Lee, I'd cavalry I'd Lieut. Manning M,
Rimmel, I'd cavalry. ss ss.a e p .1s ~ ealEa
CAPTAIN Albert a. Bracket I'd cavalry, win about the
18th proxmo, establish depot In the vicinity Of the
Horse Head crossings of the Pecos and will scout during
the summer the country along the camanche TRAIL from
the Rio Grande TO the Lano Estacado His command
will he constituted az follows: Companies and l, I'd
cavalry and company d. LIST infantry = rf-r4.f -r -rr
Captain George Stoneman I'd cavalry. Captain Albert
q Brackett I'd cavalry, commanding Assistant Surgeon
Charles I. Alexander, medical department Byt I'd
Lieut. VIM II. Echols, Typographical engineers Captain
Daniel Huston, r, LIST infantry. LIST Lieut. Joseph H.
Macarthur, I'd cavalry. LIST Lieut.. Charles W. Field. I'd
cavalry LIST Lieut. Samuel b. Holabird LIST infantry I'd
Lieut. Henry @. Woods LIST infantry I'd Lieut.. Wesly
Owens I'd cavalry.
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Markets.

New YoRK, April Cotton closed frm--salos OF
900 bales, chiefly in transu; Orleans, IL with led
freight. Flour closed lower-sales Of $500 barrels
State, IS S. 60; Ohio, Sc 40 Sc so southern,
Sc Sc so. Wheat closed heavy-sales of g. 500 bush
els western red, 81 As white, 81 IS. Corn closed
firms of $4,000 bushels; yellow, 80 SO cents
mixed, ss cents Pork closed quet-mess, ST. so a
sl7 81; prime Sl2 so q s12 62. Lard closed heavy
at I0a a liz cents. Whskcy closed dun at rs 254
cents. Sugar closed steady at a cents. Molasses
closed steady at 40 Al cents Spirits OF tupentine
closed dull at SO $50 cents. Rosin closed firm at
81 621. Rice closed firm at q ~ cents.
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The Conquest OF Cuba.

New YORK. April 6.-LThe Courier dss Flats Uais re-
peas its assertion that expedition is foot for
the conquest OF Cuba. IL asserts that portion of the
expedition has already sailed, and that within few
days the whole affair will be made public The plan as
sketched by the Cdue is to land at remote point
the Cuban coast where the expedonsts to main
tain themselves until general rising in the Island shall
summon them to march upon Havana.
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RooKs ON CHESS, at Philips.

DOCKS ON CHESS at Philips.
D The Science and Art Of Chess. By Monroe B. Q. L.
Kcnnys Manual Of Chess illustrated with diagrams
so cents. - .
esnnon Chess Tournament collection Of the Games played
this Celebrated Assemblage, vol. 81 2s.
Sisunton's Chess Players Companion vol. 81 25
Agnsle Book OF Chess with Illustrations 81 %
Hand Book of Games comprising carefully
whist pquet eozrs erbbagc faro, hazard. roulette BILLIARDS,
hagatee, 6e &c. written compiled by professors
vol. ~ 70. .0n r..f9 fsu - PHILIPS bookstore,
March 81 332 Penn ~ between eth and 10th
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Pennsyivania Fugitive slave Case

PHrLADKIPnrA, April Cast night evidence adj
duced to show that Daniel Neser, the alleged fugitive
slave, confessed to the officers who conveyed him from
Harrisburg to this city, and Others that this his first
visit here. This testimony, after long argument
submitted, and completely overthrow the most import
ant evidence for the defence The evidence closed OF
midnight, and the counsel occupied six hours in sum
ming up the case. The commissioner will render de-
csion this afternoon.
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Financial.

NEW YoRK, April 6.-Stocks stcady-Chicago and
Rock Island, 555 Michigan Southern, l33 New York
Central 759 Reading, sou Missouri 6's, s7a
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Defeat OF submarine Telegraph B,,,.

BosroS, April 6,-The senate to-day defeated the bill
from the lower house of the legislature for telegraph
cable from Cape Ann to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia by
handsome majority. This puts the subject at rest as
the legislature adj ourns to-day. . ..
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Municipal Election.

BROOKLYN, April 6.The charter election here yester
day resulted in the of the whole democratic
ticket The majority for Powell as mayor amounted to
nearly 5000.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
mo. 10.

...... DlsCoNTINUANCE OF LIGHTS
NNORRIS ISLAND, or Overall Beacons, near en-
lE trance South Carolina here
Nv gwen thai from night OF the Both INST, the two
BEACON gbs ON Morris Island Charleston
harb south Carolina usually known the overall bcacon win DO
discontinued. --H. .rarr
BY order o. thouse Board; -- -. . ..g....
TRy.suRy DEPARTMENT ONCE Light Board April q 1889
April 8. ......... p. . ..
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TnE TRUSTEES THE Pubic SCHOOLS met on Tuesday.
Their proceedings were highly interesting in view of the
important interests in their keeping Miss Margaret E.
Simmons very deserving young lady, promoted to
vacancy oocasioned by the resignation of Miss Hilton
Miss Caharine Morphy elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the promotion of Miss Simmons. A committee
appointed to make arrangements for the National
Convention of the Teachers Association in August
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HHO A CARD. OTQ
DO ATTENTION, HoUsEKEEPI.Ts AND oriIEIsl OIO
have this day received Dr. Kane upright dining room
egerator Improved and TO my order9 also new o. %
d regerators manufactured by Sounna
Co. Of Baltimore article having before been no
duced into this market called Polar Refrigerator involving mn
portan principles attained together with great variety
Of chest and upright REFRIGERATOR filed With charcoal Prices
ranging from sl3 10 $40. .- .,-.---
am the very best refrigerator that can
procured this country aud ali sell viii be warranted al repre-
seuted r.--.---...
have another supply Of chden carriages and
chaises something handsome prices from sS 90 70 s32
coolers improved patterns from 81 70 70 SS
OF all kinds cooking stoves and othr goo VI
endless variety and the cheapest in the city. ~
Balcony front full Of goods Please call on
O. WOODWARD,
dealer In House furnishing Goods,
$40 No. 3ls pennsylv avenue, "
April5--st between ioth ana lluh streets streets
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Frost In the south.

Augusta, April Cast night this region visited
by frost and ice, blightng growing vegetation
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IsECoND DESPATCH.

Webster, the alleged fugitive slave, discharged
this evening by the commissioner the ground that his
identity not proven. The coored population are
making demonstration by carrying Webster on their
shoulders through the streets. ILL -.
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sTEREosCOPIC PICTURES.
a. Not Wonderful and BerNifnl.n y

NNTE have now on hand of the largest and
w varied Of sIEOscOPc PICTURES offered
s city glass plain and cooed consisting of views
the principal places Of the United Statee 3'17H7E | "
We have also in variety Eos celebrated groups paor
and domestic weddings christenngs &C.
We also Offer fine collection OF ereoscopc Instruments Of
ous styles manufactured order These
PICTURES form tho pretest and most interesting thai
Tered to old young. TAYLOR 4 MAuRY, Booksellers,
SS Pennsylvania agents for Washington Of the American
Microscopic Company. .r.a.EHf. -HFarf kp z
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NUGENTS improved French and English--Eng-
lN ish and French Dictionary, containing all English
general the pronunciation o the English in French
Scotch words from Scos Novels Coins Weights
list q proper elements grammar Sc nv
smith One pocket volume London, 1859 Price 81.
Api FRANCK TAYLOR
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
Ga,aaI Lan.I ord Reql E.laa. Aa..

General Land and Re1i Estats A0safs faiH|F
viii locate land buy and sell land
tend everything pertaining general land agency References
given. .f = 70
Upon the receipt Of 81 win toward any address within Tho
u s. postage paid the atet map ust Of The STATE
also work dust sued q 400 reading master conp
ing annual statistics o. Tie state the progress and
Agriculture commerce. and manufactures popus
wealth and reveuus and statistics tho counties rsIroaSs
srt, Improvements, &C. &C., Re, Oct 9s-1Itt
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TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK; a Novel 81.
Onward Tale Of Progress. BY Jane Winscom. rs cents
Home Memories BY Mrs. Brock. rs cents.
Sixty Years Gleanngs BY John Proprietor Unver-
sity Billiard Rooms Cambridge, England. 81.
The Foster Brothers. 81.
The Methodist. by Miriam Fletcher, vols. 81
The Culprt Fay. By Drake, so oonts.
Bryant's Letters from Spain. 81 25.
Lady Of tho Isle. By Mrs. Souhworth 81
Adam Bede. BY George Eliot. 81.
Andros's United States Customs Guide 81.
March 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
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The Havre Consulate.

NKw YoRK April 6.-Gen. George P. Morris declines
the consulship at Havre. D..
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RBv. JAMES B. DoNEIAN, who was for many years the
pastor of St. Matthews Church in this city, has been APP
pointed pastor of the Cathedral at Chicago.
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SEvENTH WARD MARKET IIousE.-The citizens of this
locality already taking to express their opin-
ion in regard to the proper site Cor this proposed inn
provement. On Tuesday last meeting held and a
committee, consisting of Messrs VIM. Pettbone, John
Van Reswick, j. S. Cassell Vim. Wise, Samuel puniph-
rey George Mattngly and George W. Garrett appoint
ed to obtain information in regard to the different loca
tions advocated in the city councils and report to flu
ture meeting. Although decided action taken,
still enough said to show that the selection of square
49S will be distastsul TO large portion of the residents
of the Island In their final action upon this question
hope the city Legislators will have due respect for the
wishes and comfort of those who directly interested in
using the market. ...n. ....m.
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GCIENCE AND ART OF CHESS.-By J. Monroe
~ B. C. L., VOL, price 81. ...
For sale by .. BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN.
March 81 Corner 11h At. and Penn. av
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NEW MAP OF CENTRAL AMERICA BY Fer
IN min Fezer Geological Society and
formerly Secretary OF republic Nicaragua Price a.
just published; FOR sale by TAYLOR a MAURY,
Booksellers Saonors,
March 81 S34 Penn. avenue.
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Mrs SIcKLEs has returned to Washington. She has
taken rooms at the Kirxwood House.
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AUGUST BELMONT,
BANKER NO. 70 BEAVER STREET,
I,sues Letters Of Credit for travellers available all of The
world through the Messrs Rohschs Paris London FTonssor
Naples and Vienna and their correspondent
March 4-d6m
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GALT'S

# GALT'S
CITY STEAM FIRE-W0OD MILL.
Wood Saced and Spla.--C5at Of all Kinds.
VTAVING rebuilt our mills which were destroyed
by nre on the night 18th February, new
pared to furnish all In want OF
.... WOOD
ON tho most Possessing the sole right Of the Ds
trlct manufacture OF aaa mas
KINDInSG AND STOVE WOOD .,. -. Pr " .
? .r . by machinery, and having . .... .,...
NJ THE ONLY SPLITTING MILL Is THE CITY, $50 aa
our facilities suggest and convenience
hundred and nifty six feet IN cora I" sp Wooa snipB
twenty eight feet by being split.
COAL
Of all kinds complete stock always on hand .
ONCE. OF 18th and G streets . ..
Mil Seventeenth street, below the War Department
March 20-u
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

Corner Of Pennsuania and Sd street, Washington, D. g.
VNHIS popular House has, in consequence of The
adjournment Of Congress- number nne suitable for
single gentlemen with board all modeec prices
table Is the deserved reputation Of this esao
nshment nruen .aas e. LAMB, proprietor.
. Mar 23-dtfif cola .... .r..ls .rrr--
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Mr. Phillips said that the opinion which had been iorm
ed in this case could have no weight If he says that
he can give verdict according to the evidence, he Is
qualified .a
Mr. Brady said that this was the first time he had Ia
ken any part III the proceedings OF this case The court
would remember that the answer of the Juror was that
ne was in favor OF the prisoner SO far as he had heard
the fact He INT Brady had had large experience Ia
criminal cases OF this Sort where 1T had sometimes taken
days to secure one juror de would therefore, take the
liberty OF suggesting to the court that the most upright
member oil THIS community might Tor the time being
form some impression OF temporary ana hcoting char
ncter either one way or the other This man not only
SAID that ne would n.y. out aiso that ne od render
VERDICT according 10 the iacs. lie womb beg the court
iurther 10 ih.errogate tne Juror
MT ouiu thou8ht uat IL qua not ioloW because Ju-
TOT mao an impression thae TINS impression was either
temporary OF neeuhg az tne gentleman had suggested.
In tns case 'here was nxea opona o,as N tno prs,
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cry 1NTELLIaENoE.
sT AIOYsnIsss rHlROH

Ths nsA snd beautiful church, situated at the
Of and North Capitol Streets win be dedicated to d.
vine worship the 2sth of next month, ~ ira Right
Reverend Archbishop Kenek Of the chief Arehi Epsco
pal Diocese Of the United States The building
OF 1B4 by rs feet and the style Of architecture
wen the artistic embGfhshtsts which are designed
well for ornaments indictments 10 devotion,
thome Of universal commentator in community.
The architect Rev. Father sestini already favorably
known the learned author Of several works in the
higher branches Of mathematics professor OF the
school Of mathematics in Gonmgs College, in this city,
and viii be continued In that capacity when the Psona
that Institution shall DO transferred to the College
buildings, the square with, and adjoining st.
Aoysius's church. The Rev. Father Mcguire, former
President OF Georgetown College, but temporarily
signed 10 st. Jossphs church. in Baltimore, awaiting the
completion Of St Aoysuss church, In the pastorship Of
which he will be associated with Rev Father StoneStreet
President Of Gonzaga College, arrived In this city
Tuesday evening, preparatory to his entering upon his
new functions. r1.... a..-..r
Father Mcguire has already attained wide popularity
pulpit orator of the classical school and learn
that his late parishone in Baltimore not knowing per
haps that his transfer from the presidency of Georgetown
College last year to Aloysius Church in this city
making quite about his to them, unexpected
moval TO the federal metropolis We could sympathze
with them il there any hope Of reform In the morals
of the Monumental City but we fear, until plug-ugly-
ism is eradicated from the under strata of society and
less favor and encouragement extended TO this social
monster by the higher classes that preaching the Gospel
will be of little avail II angel came down from
Heeyen to perform that work.
Many of the pews in the new church are already en-
gagged and it is believed that all will be taken on the
day Of dedication The choir arrangements are compile
ted. The principal performers are Madame Young
prma donna and leader Madame dc Boyere alto Mr.
Dawson basso, with large corps of practised amateurs
Our citizens win have opportunity of judging Of the
musical power of this combination they are now en-
gagged in the rehearsal OF grand oratorio be given
few days before the dedication of the church. and to
which the public viii be invited. -.. ... .
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WIN. T. DOVE a. co. are now. prepared to oxe-
w orders with which thoy be favored In the
Plumbing, Gas, or Steam fitting business ....
(Sore sh street. V doors north Of PenasyrdHia dueHue
may complete chandeliers
gas, steam, and fixtures. -...# Jan 4
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E,INE ART DISTRIBUTIONS Fifty prizes Of Oil
Paintings Watercolor Drawings Autographs aud
Photographic, either framed elegantly mounted Fifty prizes
chances s. each #H1- "a ...l --...
drawing place Tuesday evening March 1859 at
. .s. .r. .- . PHILIPS Fine Art Gallery,
S32 Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets
Feb limit . "
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l. O. G. LAMAR. as. c. II. MOTT. &, AUIRr
III AMAR, MOTT, & AUTRY, .Attorncys-at-Law,
Springs practice the High Court of Errors
Appeals jackson Federal Court at Ponooc the Courts Of
the IN Judicial Mississippi Will attend TO The col
lection OF Claims throughout Mississippi Sept 1sdu
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Juror. am in favor of che prisoner far have
heard. 90 . - ..g- .-
Mr. oud could not allow this man to go upon tho
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The san Antonio Herald Of the 2lst ut publishes Gen.
ryiRess orders ior projected canpaign into the Indian
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IHIRD DAY, "WEDNESDAY, ANN 8, 1905. -
At quarter past ton O'clock Judge Crawford took his
seat and Deputy Marshal Phillips opened the court The
Judge then ordered tho Marshal 70 bring In the prisoner
which was accordingly done. The names OF tho sworn
jurors called, and all found 10 be in their
places In accordance with The order o. the court sew
entyfv talesmen had been summoned and without do
lay the clerk directed to call their names and the
Judge and counsel proceeded In .raa.r. .-r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-12
Tho Fanatioism OF tho Democratic
Party.

Hon. Owen Loyejoy Of Illinois, delivered
a speech in the Hous, Of Representatives,
February 81, taking for his text the caption
ofthis article. For biting sarcasm, bold de.
nuuciarion, and open challenges to the Slave
ocrhcy, We have not seen its equal for many
day.
Mr.. Loycjoy is brother to the Lovejoy who
was murdered at Alton, ILL.,, some years since
the circumstances of which will he -rstaeHl.
bered 10y many OF our readers. '.'--
Mr.. Lovcjoy was accused, by democratic
member, of harboring fugitive slaves and
helping them on to freedom. His reply to
this charge is capital, reminding one, in its
close, not little Of the spiri, Of Charles
Carroll of Carrolton," of the Declaration Of
independence memory:
~ single word us to this charge of negro
stealing ] suppose l have right to speak
on this subject, having been made the object
rf this allegation. So far as any personal
abuse is CONCERNED, it may go for what it is
worth. II the object is to ascertain whether
| assist fugitive slaves who come To my door
and ask it, the matter is easily disposed of
| march right mp To- the confessional, and say,
.
who came to my house, who had not n single
trace of African descent either in feature or
complexion. According to her own story.
she was betrothed TO a man of her race though
not of her color, and was before her marriage
sola to u libertine from the South, she being
in st. Louis. She escaped, and, in her flight
from life of iniamy aud fate worse than
death, she came and implored aid. Was
to refuse Up Was to bewray the wandcrcr ?
Was TO detuin her, and give her up prey
to the incarnate fend who had selected her
as a victim to offer up on the altar of sensual
ISM
Who would do it? / would not, did not.
No human being, black or white, bond or free
native or foreign, iniidel or Christian, ever
came to my door and asked for food and
shelter, in the name of common humanity,
or of a plying Christ, who did not receive il.
This mean 70 do, as long as God let's me
live. shall never "bewruy him that wander
eth" shall never become a slaye-eatcher.
Any one who chooses may transform himself
into blood-hound--snuf, and scent, aud
howl along the track of the fugitive-loll out
his tongue and lap up the dirty water that
stands in muddy pools by the way side