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~ A. AnniI8
8. 49, ~ = ~ ,oesr one had not besn Of
.s. ..s,s. .,ssme, duration. Buried in tho
- ...s,.rs e cuahoued fsutue with one
s.. $3.50 ma restinr n her lap and the other
4 s,s - 81 ~ chair she eaxed with bent
VI dsssr.,Iv into Ia sIittsftuR 6rc. Her CON-
| ,srsos ~ s,,6e.tfv aone years older, and mat
s..,v 81 hetokene, de ma1rjed woman.
rs.-,s. 4, ,.-.l ,omenss he beautiful picture
....a \, NJ fIiepd. she finally broke the silence
hv eeviss ..
4 Pnv III -. E3esnos, how you ever acquired the
r.afstim 81 beiug skilfull and, II must ny Il,
49, MI n M YOU seem 10 possess none Of
~ yeanja ~: y
D,aturbed ffom her reverie By the sound Of the
vaio. a ~ rscefyipr the sepse Of what had been
nid. is yosnx lady rsised her eyes with an enqur.
~ dance, .nd Is lie question was repeated, an ex
preston * displeasure and pain fitted across her
hir brow. with smile on her crimson lips in which
- mingled TOO much Of scorn for II to be pleasant
~ repIied Then nv formidable reputation has, II
seen,. accompanied, Or moro probably, precsded me
nero !: and now win acknowledge what l never did
heeors have firted coolly and systematically Bat
hesra vou iudee ma. hear nv story. and although my
avn conscience tails me that nothing can juatfy mo
81 you will q, there ars extsnuatipg circum.
ltancesn
NJ. Norvood rose. ana u she wheeled diyan
oInssr = ~ me- aid. Come Nell. make full con
fsion. ana although may NOT absolve You, ret the
sdvice win xiye Won. shall BE- 20 GOOD and the pen
ancs inflicted 10 severe that certainly you will sin nc
mosesp
Far ! moment the fair head was lowered a,
mer,ovv venainted the mast and when il va raised
u eerionsnesa about the face. BETRAYED that che
I'D been 4 least. = much sinned against Is ain
ninx.n y,
aYou remember rho began, "when our friend
Lacy Farren was married, that in consequence o
your motbers dying condition, you were unable t.
fulall your promise Of being her bridesmaid and thai
notwithstandine the difference in our ages In remem
brance of friendship established at school, she iny
ted me to ll your place. With girlish delight &C
centad tha summon. and With ririish impotence
awaited the day that was to witness my departure fol
-. It had been arranged that should 60 two OF
three weeks before the wedding day and remain sew
eral weeks after"
"Gleefully did leave my beautiful country home,
where had never known throb Of sorrow, or the
pain even Of an ungratied wish, and 30 excited was
that II required all my dear fathers good natured
reproos 70 keep me even near the bounds OF reason
Initiated as am now, Fanny, in the WAYS Of the
world, recall my Ideas Of It then, going forth a.
WAS for the first time and think there isnothing more
purely beautiful than the perfect trust with which
Young eirl enters the great arena Of life, and think
also. that the being who first destroys this touching
belief in the goodness and dsintereetedness of man
kind ID guilty Of crime for which there ia no for,
eiyeuess.n
Ny father returned home Immediately after our
..,;.., - NJ. r....n,. .nar-.. 80. .,a..f "a.
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A HORRIBLE sroRY.-The Valparaiso (Ind.) Re-
publican of the 2sth u tells the following story of
an accident the P. F. W. and G. Railroad and, if
the story be true Of the nhuman conduct Of the
wants Of that corporation they should at be dr.
charged:
The freight train which killed Mr.. Butler at this
place on Wednesday evening, ran over drunken
man the track, about fourteen miles west Of here
cutting off both legs, one above and the other below
the knee. He was put off from the passenger train
coming from Chicago, near Liverpool, where he be.
longed, being in state Of ntoxication. He wan.
dered along on the track instead of going home and
laid down until he was run over, some two hours
afterwards The conductor left him at Liverpool
and next morning, when the freight train came out
from Chicago they found him still uncared for lying
ing with pain and begging for water, his wife lay
upon the bed in quiet sleep, and the men at the
there was misery to relieve. In corner of the
room they found the dog basily engaged with piece
Of the limb remaining in the boot. The men on the
freight train, after threatening the whole town Of
Liverpool with lynching, came down here and sent
two men to take care Of the wounded man. They
arrived in time on Thursday to see him die.
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A HARD CAsE.-In the New York Criminal Court,
on the LIST inst James Keenan, was convicted of per-
jury, in having given false testimony relative to the
connection Of his own son, James keenan,, Jr., with
the burning Of Kinks stables in May last He was
recommended to the mercy of the court. The con.
viated man is above the middle age, has lived many
years in this city, and has hitherto borne an unbem
ished character number OF persons of the highest
responsibility testified to his correct life in all respects
up to the moment when he permitted his regard
for the safety Of worthless to overcome his
ofintegrty The convicted man was ordered into the
custody of the marshal and remanded to Jail to await
his sentence
DR.. JOHN DoY.-Just now the Black Republican
journals in extaeies the escape of DR.. John
Doy," by means Of a trick well played by eight of
his Kansas friends, from the Jail at st. Joseph Mo-,
where he had been confined some time for negro
stealing. The kind of man that he is may be imagn
ed by what the Rochester IN. W Union says of
him:
boy is pretty well known here, and we will not
witnesses as to bis 7erac.y The first would be our
Republican Mayor, and the next the Republican
Captain of the night police. They had an oppor-
tunity to know years ago what his oath was worth,
and we do not believe that either of them would say
in candor that they would have believed him under
oath, when he was resident of this city. He was
at one time sort OF policeman for picking up truant
children in the Streets and in connection with that
business narrowly escaped indictment for perjury.
When the report came to Rochester that he was ar
rested for stealing, everybody believed it. When it
came out that he had stolen negroes then the shrek.
ers set up that it was no theft and called him per.
secuted man. This boy is an Englishman, who came
here in hurry from Canada one day, having left a
Jail at Cabourg to make the journey He never had
any very high opinion of American institutions, and
is not the man to become martyr to freedom in our
country.
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new Orleans, January 10, ls5g
Southern Oil Observation-Disclosures During visit Of
different sugar parishes OF this State,
have met with several planters who using Rosin
Oil their mills and all Of them spoke Of 1t in the high
est terms q ubrcating OIL
Ny observation also has convinced that 1t Ia AZ
by Of temperature. and freq from all the
guy dirty properties which always found the
Of all other lubricating Oils.
The shafts Of sugar nil are from the heavy and resular
other machinery and substance has proved eff
that purpose OIL This seasons experience
goes opinions expressed by In
In October last stating that Oil would far superior
Very respectfully, your obedien servant.
[Signed1 8, II, GILMAN.
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i
and not the real.
ELEANOR he said, with still bowed head, have
you not love and forgiveness for me?"
"Oflove," answered, "there is none, but of for.
giveness, believe me, have the most sincere.
That cannot cease to mourn my shattered faith
is true but that forgive you the destroyer here
attest Once Ibeleved could never have these sen.
timents, never speak these words, but my better
angel is with me now, and here most freely accord
you my friendship"
Wrathtully starting to his feet, with unutterable
scorn, he echoed and reechoed-" Friendship, friend
ship! You indeed have never loved, or that profer
would not be made. Nothing can take the place Of
love but hatred"
Without word or adeu be turned and left the room
and since that day have never seen him, but learned
not many months after that he married wealthy
lady Of his fathers choice.
And now you know how became what am
the reputation Of being, "a heartless firt."
! was met when my hopes were brightest, and my
faith in mankind most implicit by one who fancied
me and sought my love as pastime. When his pro
fessed attachment interfered with his worldly in
terest he cody laid it aside counting for nothing
the wealth of my girlish heart. Influenced by re-
vived passion, he wooed me again. only for the graf
ifcation of self, and the promotion of his own hap
piness My error, perhaps, has been in taking this
one person as type Of the SEX though as yet
have had but little to induce me to believe they are
not all alike.
! do dream bright dreams Of one all pure and high
souled, Of one who, knowing my history and my
failings, would, notwithstanding love and cherish
me, and by the uprghtness, disinterestedness, and
consistency Of his own conduct, would thoroughly
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Merchants, Banks and Insurance Compa-
mics, and Cotton Brokers,
VIII End Establishment everything necessary to
plete counting with the best selected STA
rIoNERY ever imported. Also, COTTON SALES AND
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, Of all patterns Cotton
and Grain, Sugar and molasses WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL L CO.,
No. 90 Camp street,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND OKBINDERs.
srYzx, PRICE AND QUALITY,
WE DEFY COMPE TTTIONy
BLOOMFIELD, Steel. &c.,,
iaf7 80 Gimp strsss,
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Smithfed Plantation October 80, 1858.
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
n reply have sayI have used Of the barrel Of lnb
eating Oil obtained from and notwithstanding the pIeju
engineers satisfied fully
ERUPTION. am satisfied that you have
tanned great for the South furnishing uB
cheap and valuable OIL Of home marufactory.
Please send two barrels and oblige respectfny
[Signedl W. JONES LYLE.
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Bibles and Testamsnts.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs,
ALSO.
FAMILY BIBLES, Of all priced
HYMN BOOKS. Of svsry description.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. % Camp sazssa.
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Chemical Laboratory. New orle.n. School of Medicine

September o. 1853.
carefully examined specimen Of Kosn OIL from
Southern Oil Company and find that retains its perfect lin
pidy degrees below the Of Fahrenhes
calehry eight degrees below freezing point twelve
being liquid 1t is therefore highly valuable ubrcatng
agent climates where the temperature naturally low 1t
exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature the artificial It has subjected
without freezng.
lsignetl /. L. CRAwCOUR, Nd,
Professor Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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Depot N. O., o. and @. w. Railroad,
Algiers, Nov. II, 1855 :
70 Southern OIL Copany-Gentlensn take pleasure IN
being able had tho Machinery OIL which you
the axle boxes Of to work we'll,
far limited time have had it In use has permitted me to
est It.
Gar boxes packed with have 40 miles at average
speed rs miles hour without the additional
oil, and remaining perfectly cool.
engaged In making further tents relative 70
it, comparative With other ubrcators r. d-
Yours respectfully A. B. EEGER,
vice.Presidsnt and Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-29


50 3d. Southern -four was aim-r and good demand,
with sales Of about 5000 bbls CLOSING IT the above quota
n"ns Rye flour was III fair rqa-st with sales 400
with range OF the abve prices Corn meal ia
n,and with sales OF 800 bbIs. New Jerrey 81 TO-
Bainorc al - 80 Wheat lerably active, without
change Of moment 10 prices. The sales embraced about
47,ttt bushels including White Kentucky 81 3d. white
Michigan, 81 81; wbne CaDadlan, 81 40 red Western
(~iDsrr), 81 81; choice pe~ Wisconsin CLUB, at ab
81 q; Milwaukee club, 81 % - %, and common Ia
choice white Canadian, 81 40 81 S. Corn: Bales 200
bushels 1T TIC 86c for new aud mixed. old and
Barley sales Is 900 bushels State Caoaha East
u 53c 49, Cats were heavy and cheaper with safes
Of State ., 4Skc 47Hc and Canadian also ranged at
4sc 41hc., with MODERATE sales
CouEE The sales embraced about $500 bags Rio,
cbitay within the range of Nc. a&c., including
small lot at II NC, and another do cnice al 1Sc
CoTToN emb aced about 3.7VO bales, includ
hg 1910 IN uahsiu, closing on the basis Of II xc.
II &c for lots epot, chiefly NJ tho INSIDE figure.
ERnGHrs.-There more Offering, and especially for
Liver pool and hrmer tne close of Change
For square bales Va was asked LOO bales sea Island cot
tn engaged ~ 9-32d 1000 bushels grain bak
at D.; 600 bbs -four at h., and 400 boxes cheese by
40s. To Lonuon-SOO bbls. -four t.ksn
n 3d.; so tons log wood 2bs. To Hamburg sume
measurement goods were reported by steamer E's.
HAy-Tbe sales embraced about 800 bales at 75c
SOC. for shipment
Hors were quiet and prices unchanged.
lRoN.-Sais Of 20 tons pig We're mnie at s24
EoIAasFs.-Sales 80 hhds. Cuba at 25c.
NAVAL STORES were quiet with sales of about 100 bills
spirits turpentne at 45c Rosn aud crude turpentne
quiet and nominal.
PROVISION -pork-The market was heavy while sales
far Tho transactions embraced about 100 800
bbls including mess AT $40 prime q. Sl Beef
In MOI With of hhio
country mess s. Is, repacked ut 80 q $l0
and extra NJ $40 60a $il 37H Primo was quiet
Beef hams in fair request with Of 200 bbis
sl4 so Bacon less buoy rals Of 500 Cum
berland made, for December AMI January de-
livery at 8sc LARD was in fair demand AMI steady,
with sales Of about 500 bbs. at lO3c 1Uc Butter and
cheese without change OF moment while Sales
fair.
RICE was steady, but sales were limited
SuGAN.-The market Arm, vito sales Of about 300
bhds including refining Cubas al exc. TO- and grocery
goods at &c 7kc 200 boxes havana ~ SIG and 800
bags Bahia tor refining, at p.t
wEsK.y Sales Of 40 Ia 500 bbis. were male at 27c.
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Decrease. ss7 ,s73 9l2+s7 1922 i,ih ,snn
The decrease in specie expected though was MT
generally supposed tat would b. as great IS 70
Hov'evsr tho hanks rsc~ved this morning s''N 900
eS Rac they equally hold at tho prsesnt Tina con-
ssdershly over twenty Millions and the low rate " "
char q. aoes not pesagc heavy shipments OF scso for
The present. We presume that the banks will c"maicnce
the new wear with TIVE, " millions Of coin in
gratifying pots that the expansion In hans has been
checked though woaid have been st'll mors agreeable
10 record the Of substantial oontractton
II the hacks do CONTRACT they Deed only blame them
selves when Congress takes them In hand this winter
The money market works easily AND We see no reason
QUO Aims There is . tendency thu part
If private lenders assist inward movement by IN
caution pur chsses of psper but the banks are
70 eager that they keep the price Of money down
Seven still tho for ordinary nrst class business
paper. For time, at all must Look for low
rates. and cpsequep lily renewed mporatons, and pro
baby fresh enterprises in the spriag.
Foreign exchange Ne inactive. Mossrs. Belmont Co.
lowered their raies this morning, for sight bills Lon
con TO u which they sold freely in the after
they again the 70 llO9i6 Most of the
sadi ask 10 for 90 day bills on london but
we hear of business having been done above 1924
1917 For francs tho bankers ask lox and tis1; We
hear Of some sales OF Southern bank bills at 10Y
Commercial bills continue very scarce.
The domestic exchanges working more evenly than
expected The following table will show the price Of
sight bills on New York At the cities mentaoned:--
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The business the Stock Exchange continues large
the COMMISSION houses doing better than for time
past TIE movement in Pacific Mail and Pansma
have awakened speculation the earnings OF the lead
ing railroads calculated to stimulate it, Pacific Mail is
sill the active and exciting stock the hist It
opened this morning about So, and without check
9ols, which price for few moments in de-
mapd An Sell then depressed il to S81s from
which price rallied 70 Ss% bid at the opening Of the
second board sold in the afternoon SIX \, and
clueed at SO bid. Nothing further has transpred
gsrd the negotiations with Vanderbilt, The committees
have been IN session all and have begun the
sion of the many knoty details which need be settled
before the opposition be fairly considered ended
Whether all the difficulties can BIZ overcome remains to
be seen; the friends Of the property think they
will Panama rallied this morning under the effect of Q
large order TO buy There aHoa again about
mystery connected with this company, and which,
# known, would enhance market vaiue; We can trace
them TO reliable source. The Western shares
were all better Rock Island sold high 65x, and
closed e5s bid The third weeks earnings in November
show increase OF s. 200 compared with same week
last year. the increase Of earnings for the FIRST three
weeks Of November alone equal per cent on the
stock The Michigan shares better; Southern guar
anseed sold at 20, closing ls bio; Central closed Al "
bid The third weeks traffic shows increase Of 1929
compared with last year. Toledo advanced per
cent this road the third weeks traffic shows an in
crease If 81 100 Central steady yeetordayn
Erie stock was . shade lower; the bonds
continue in demand at the late advance State
stocks and bonds are In good demand at fair
prices. This afternoon the market was hardly 80
fm and stocks closed unsettled tho following quota
tions,-M Missouri &c, e4A u; Canton Company, l7h
49, Cumberland Coal preferred. l2h l3A; Pacific Mail
Steamship, 49, New York Central, se3s Il; Erie, sX
10; HUDSON River, 4oX 4i,s Harlem, 10; do. pre-
ferred sex 81; Reading, 4ox ~ Michigan Central,
hkaA; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana. 8
Ii do qua -antecd le34 y; Panama, 1917 1874; nn-
nos Central, 67hi So; Gaena and Chicago, 73n u;
Cleveland ana Toledo, q II Chicago and Rock island
65h u.
The failure OF cotton acknowledgements Co.'S
announced The default s understood TO have occurred
drafts from the New Orleans branch house here
Outside operations mentioned the cause. The La
blitiee are not believed to be large
By reference to advertising columns another crcu
| lar will be found from the Psburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company referring their recent pro
posal to reorganiza their concern.
The business Of the Sub Treasury to day was as o,
! lows
iola receipts.. 1922 425 80
Total pay nents. Observation-Disclosures. $50 sa4 "a