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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
A New BorgIa--A woman Specializing In
Husbaptfs.
From The Detroit Free Prcss, june q


A short time since a woman who gave her name
as Mrs. Leroy arrived in this city In search of her
husband, one William III. Leroy. whom she repre-
ssnted as having run away from her OF Lafayette,
Indiana, taking with him a large amount OF money
belonging to her. She had been travelling on the
charity of the Masonic fraternity and received all
the aid from officers that could be rendered in
helping her to find her husband, who never ran
away from her, and whom she is now suspected OF
having murdered After two weeks OF stay IN the
city, during which time she made herself generally
obtrusve She prepared to depart, having entrusted
q letter to an acquaintance, who was NOT over Anu
above stupid, for deposit in the poseoinee. Ihe
letter was deposited as directed, but copy of IL
remained in the hands OF the messenger, reading
DErnofr, June 10, ls6O.-Iina Oh, if haint
cot him. Do for goodness sake come 10 Port HUI
ron as soon as your feet will carry sou there. Jim
Iant lii with an old bnck aud he wants me tp
marry, but never mind, am sharp enough for him.
He has sent for my trunk aud had it directed to-
Port Huron. | can't tell all but come as soon as
possible, or write to me and tell me what 10 do.
From NErTIE.' -
The matter was taken in hand by Canning and
Blodgett, private detectives, who Immediately
communicated with officers in Port Huron, eStab-
fishing q watch on the female. day OF tive after
wards she arrived at that place in company with
Prussian named Charles Fenner. with whom she
lived as his wife until last Friday morning, when
he was found dead in his bed, murdered by her
with morphine or some other drug.
A forged conveyance of his property was exhib
tied by her, aud also q fraudulent marriage eertii
cate, signed By Baptist minister IN Detroit who
never had an existence. She was immediately ar
rested and eeulInittea for she murder. Papers
which were found ander tho carpet in hes room
furnish ground for the suspicion that her lost hus
| band was disposed OF Ia he same manner.
As was remarked by an tfiieer who was cogn
zaut OF the case, . she made miserable Job q
| it, and WAS fastened for certainly al tAe frs
| suspician. The woman evidently thought herse
capahle Of doing the murtler business il wholesal
49,. 4Hlaf5
but tla result showed hcw far inexperienced cd
cAlations 90 astgay.
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VOLUME XIII.
+ oUIsANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
lG5 5.."..,......C Canal strect........ .IG7
NEW OlLgAas, Muu."

The bubsebegs respectfully hoE customerS,
and the Planters general that they always prepared to
runish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best
ierals, and at most reasonable prices.
Te large patronage they from this and neghborng
States has induced them to extend establishment u
meet any Increase Of business and to be abe supply
eir patrons always with the and best descriptions Of ma
eas they have with several of the most prom
nauactores in tho souh, and shall hencefoh be able
supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will entire satisfaction
sthose who may RatFoz their emineny Southern enterprise
and solicit which shall receive immediate attention
isl8 6m HEBEARD 4 co.
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FROM SOUTH AND CENTRAL AmERIcA
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH STAR


New YORK, July l3.-The United States mail
steamship North Star, Jones, commander, of the
Pacific and Atlantic Company's line, has arrived
at this port from hspinwall.
Central American advices say that Thomas r.
Meagher and associates have concluded to con-
tract with the Government of Costa Rica for build
ing railway from Boca de- Toro to Punta Mala.
Ecuador is in very disturbed state. An en-,
gagement is daily expected between the troops OF
Floros and Franco, at Guayaqnil. The former arc
sacking the town.
| General Mosquera is marching on Bogota with a
| considerable force.
| Herran has withdrawn his name as Presi
dental candidate, and is about returning to Wash
| ington.
| Padre Affair, the supposed diplomatic represent
/ ative of Mosquera TO Europe has been arrested
| and Imprisoned at Panama.
/ Advces from Peru say that the United States
| sloop-of-war Wyandotte had arrived at Gallao in
/ structcd to demand settlement regarding Tho
affair Of the ships Lizzie Thompson and Georgina
/ regarding the claims of our citizens.
The Peruvian Minister of Foreign Affairs causes
| delay. 1t is probable that our Government vii
| have to resort to force. .
The difficulty between France and Peru has beel
| adjusted, after the bombardment of Callao wa
/ threatened.
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saNFoRD's
: EIIVER INVIG ORA q O R
Never. ReI,ilitates

II compounded entirely from Gums and has become
siaed sandard Medicine known and approved by all
that used it, nnd spoW resored with confidence in al
kAe diseases for which 1t Is recommended.
tsas cured thousands within the last years who Ind
given IN all hopes relief the unsolicited csrtf
\ Gates III my possession show.
The dose must be adapted 10 the temperament OF tho indRid
nal taking H. md used in such quantities gently the
/. Bowels.
etihe dictates Of yeur Judgment guide in the of the
Liver Inyeorator and it will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsa Chronic Barrhea, Summer GoEplalnts
Iysonery Drosy Sour Stomach Fab,ual Costivena Ghnc
ghoera Cholera orbus Cholera Iufantum Flatuenee Jaun
dice Female and may be used successfully as an
ordnary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Headache tas
ShonsanaB etb in twenty minutes, II two of three ten
spoolsiu Of attack. All who uss
IL are giging their testimony in Its favor.
Nix water the mouth with tho Inygoator and swallow
both together.
Prirn. 81 ner Lottle.
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Commercial Intelligence.
Bo9ToS, July 1.-THE Cunard steamship Arabia,
whose news has been transmitted by telegraph
from Halifax, reached her dock at this port Jester
day afternoon.
Her mails have been delivered, snd those for
the South were sent off by yesterday evening
train.
Messrs. Wakefield, Nash & Cos in their weekly
circular, state that during the week. previous 70
the departure of the Arabia from Liverpool, good
offerings for Cotton were large and the pressure to
sell was great.
They say prices had experienced a further de-
ciine o. ld. Ihey put down tle safes Oh uss "eeh
at 81 900 bales.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular re-
ports the Liverpool Cotton market very unsteady
at decline Of la. on all classes.
Buyers were coming forward more freely.
1t says that the present quantity Of Cotton now
at sea from American ports sums up LII 900 hssles
against 81, ,6Ga bales during the corresponding
period last year.
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LATER FROM cALlEoRsIa.
l Rrxs=s1. or 4HE OVERLAND mai.

ST.. LOUIS, July l3.-Butterfeld's overland Cali
forna mail coach, bringing advices from the Pacific
coast TO the 22d ult has arrived at Fayetteville,
Ark the present terminus of the Pacific telegraph
line.
The party consisting Of twenty-five men, under
the command Of w. W. Finny, agent of the Central
0yerlanR Pony Express, which left the Carson
Valley on the 9TH of June, for the purpose of re-
establishing the route, had not been heard from.
1t was, however, supposed that they were pur-
suing their course successfully.
There had been no further disturbances from the
Indians at the Washoe mines, and miners were at
their work.
and the white settlements were still III q stale 81
danger, aud the roads are uniavorahle.
Al Washoc the silver hunters were greatly dis
couraged
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WILD BEASTS LoosE.--we learn from gentle
man living near Elizabeth, Harrison county, that a
tiger, hyena and panther have been prowliug about
in that neighberhood for several weeks, mnoh TO
The animals in some way broke loose from cages
belongiug TO a Snowman who was exhibiting then
near West Point about two weeks ago.
New Albany Ledger.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

HAIR HEsTORATIVEs
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
HI.a Raid aE.d Gray!

Many since the great discovery of Prof Wood have attempt
initiate his Restorative, but proles 70 nave IN
covered something would produce results ueh nu
they have end gone being carried agRy gy l
full Woods preparation ana nave pep loieea 70
ieags he neld ID is resstlcss sway Bead tho following.
BATa Maine, April 49, 1859.
proF n II waod Co-GIents. The letter wrote you IN
1886 coneonng your valuable Hair Res 0rative and which you
have pulsgd h vicinity and elsewhere, has gwen rlse
q nuifrons irquiries touching the facts in the case
The inoIres qre-hrs, Il fact Of my habitaon and
name rs stated in the Communication second lt true
nrs 10 3be IN good order aud Of natura colotf 10
aii I can and invariably My hair Is
better than any Of life for forty years
oTt thrifty better colored tho true Of my whs
kerg only Why IL generally y, tat the
suaance washed oI BY frequent ahnton Of the face when
the witktFs, the result will follow the hair have
the receipt OF number Of eers from nj parts Of
England asking If hair still continued to he good
much fraud in the manufacture and sale various
compounds well this It has Doubt been basey INITIATED
beea used only without good effect but 10 nboute
for MONTHS and yet my hair is goo4 and hun
reds have examined 1t with surprise am now " years
old gray har head my face and to prove
this fact you lock Of hair taken oh the pas wea
received your favor Of two quart bottles last SUMMER tor wen
\ anl very grateful , a, . ...
gny were sepiei until after trial. and then purchased and
used It with universal will ask favor that
send me- test by which discover fraud in the Restorative
MANY fear without authority from pure art
Gle Will sncees and believe where good effects do not
follow The failure Is caused by impure article which
he inventor the good deem duty y heretofore to
kea pprged Of tho continued effect hair,
all whoile 81 my unskasen opinion of y valuable
suits. i feinain, dear viii yours A. Y. RAYMOND.
Aaron's Run, NY, Nov. 30, lssS
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LATER FROM FIXES pEAt
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND EXPRESS.

ST. JosErH, July 13.--The Central Overland
Pixies Peak Express, bringing dates from Denver
morning
The following is a brief summary of the news
which was telegraphed from this point last night;
Business at Denver City was still dull, but had
somewhat improved since the last accounts.
In consequence of the late Indian depredations
in the neighborhood Of Pixies Peak the inhabitants
were leaving rapidly, and forty trains per day on
an average were returning to the States.
The arrivals at Denver City were rapidly on the
increase.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

ANOTHER RACE BETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND PAT
cHEN.--A dispatch of the 10th inst. from Philadel-
phia says:
There was an exciting race on the Sofolk Park
Course this afternoon, being the two mile trot be-
tween Flora Temple and Patchen, which was de-
cided in favor of Flora after two heats. The first
was won by Patehen in 4:5la. A false start com.
menced the second. The horses continued around
the track amid the shouts Of the multitude. The
second heat was won by Flora in 5:ln Patcher
broke several times, but in coming up the home
stretch nearly lapped Flora, when some ruffan:
entered the track, and threw clubs, bats, etc, a
the driver of Patchcn. Patchen was then With
drawn, having changed owners during the contest
The greatest excitement prevailed among those in
terested and much dissatisfaction was expressed
at the result. There were about 3dOU persons
present.
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Mr. HuME, THE MEDlUM, IN EHGLAND.-Tom Tay-
or writes to the Manchester Guardian of the feats
performed by Mr.. Hume, the distinguished spirit
ualist. He says:
ali is quite certain that in one West End drawing
room, at least, Mr. Hume has suddenly announced
that he was being lifted from the ground. That he
has been seef--no--that is the awkward part about
it-not seen exactly, for the lights are always put
out before these risings take place; but that he
has been heard out of the darkness, informing the
stricken circle OF believers round the table
that he rising to the ceiling, and that he has
occasionally taken pencil up with him, and writ.
ten the ceiling the name of the ncredulous mas
ter of the house, as q sign to turn him from the
error of his ways-that against the dim light OF the
window, what appeared the legs and feet OF the
adept have been seen to float past in horizontal
position; that Mr.. Hume's tor Home's) feet have
been felt on the shoulders OF persons sitting at the
table, the backs Of their chairs; and that he
has been rather felt than seen by special fa
vored ones to come down on the table in q kneel
| ing postinn-in his notwithstanding TO his ewT
| account-from his ;trial suspension But tho real
marvel in the matter is that after London has seel
Houdin, and Dodler, and Mr.. Anderson, aud Boseo
there should still be crowds of spectators, and
those gentlemen, whose mode of performance the.
1 are unable to explain, should at once be conten
| to resort to the performers own explanation
| spiritual or supernatural agency, and that, too
when the first step in the exhibition is putting GU
the candles. II Mr.. Hume would only fly by day
| Lighter even candlelight! -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENcl
The Weather at Cape Race.


CApg RACE, July l3.-The weather at this point
to-day is very foggy.
large screw steamship, supposed to be the
City of Baltimore from Liverpool, can be seen off
this point.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, July ls.-Thc report recently cir
culated that Marshal Rynders had been removed
for refusing to oppose Douglas is contradcted.
Gen. Cullum charged with embegzlement, has
been acquitted.
The correspondence between President Bu.
elfanau and Queen Victoria in reference to the
visit of the Prince Of Wales to the United States
has been published.
Arrival Of the Golden Fleece.
New YORK, July l3--The Royal Mail steamship
Golden Fleece, of the New York and Galway line,
reached her dock last night.
The Golden Fleece will leave New York for
New York Races.
New York, July l3.-The trotting match for
500 mile heats best three in fve in harness, over
the Union Course, 4. l., between Ethan Allen and
Princess, took place yesterday at O'Clock.
The race was won by Ethan Allen beating Prin-
cess. Time e:29a 9a-2:25aa.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, July 12,-The Cotton market closed
firm; the sales amounted to 800 bales, at 10ae. for
Middling Uplands. The market for Flour closed
dull; the sales sum up 1850 bbs. Superine State
was sold at IS 10 to $j 20. Corn closed firm;
prices range from 62c to CSC. per bushel. Pork is
firm; GO bbls. were sold at $l9 rs for Mess. The
sales of Lard amounted to 300 bbis.; Prime to
Choice is selling at 25c. to l3 per pound. There
were 100 sacks of Coffee sold at l3ae. to Slc. for
| Rio aud 15ac. for Java. Sugar closed buoyant
| Cuba is selling at &c. to Tic. per pound. Molas
ses closed steady; Mnscoyado was sold at SOC. per
| gallon.
| CISc1SNATr, July 12.-Thc Flour market closed
dull; Fresh Ground Extra is quoted at S5 pei
Dbl. There were 900 bbs. of Whisky sold at i7c
| per gallon. Pork closed firm at SIS 75 for Mess
Lard, in tiorces, is selling at l2c. per lh. Polai
Whalebones are quoted at Csc. per Id. Corn close6
| dull; prices range from 45c. to ace. per bnshel
| Oats are dull, at sac. to See. per bushei.
| River Intelligence.
| LOUISVILLE, July l2.--The Ohio river at th'
| point is at a stand, with four feet five inches 0
/ water i'll the canal by the mark.
DROWNED HEI,sEHf.-Bo Boston, July 10.-At Mil
| ford, N. Y, to-day, Mrs. Samuel Scripture drowned
herself on learning that her husband had been dc
| teeted in rohhng money drawer in the rail
road depot. The man fed, but will probably b
/ arrested,
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..Mother.n said a little archn about years
old, why don't the teacher make me monitor
sonetimes2 can lick every boy in my class but
one. y
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snnasord,s Family oathartic pins.

{5ootnded pure Vegetable Extracts and put np Glass
Casee air tight. end will keep in any climate.
4te Family Catharc P is gentle and active caaare
HE proprietor used in his practice more than twenty
e constantly increasing demand from those who have
ion se Pills aud the satisfaction which all express IN re-
m their us place them within the reach
n al Tile Profession well that different CRihafties act
an different portions of the bowels -,
Family Catharsic PHI has, with due reference 10 this well
abiEhed fae compounded from variety Of the pufc
efl E1ic;s which alike part Of the alinen
snnn and sra good and sae in all case where Gaac
n nceded such Detangeent r he Stomach sleepiness
sna lila Back Inns Gos.l Pain and Soreness
te whole body from sudden cold which Frequently
of Cold he body, Resessness Heaiachs or
weight il the Head, a InfaHnnory Diseases Morins N
or Adults Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood,
snd many diseases which de Is heir TO- TOO nnsfas to
asstr Ia this advertisement. Dose toa. Price Dimes
liver vgurator md Family tafhartic Pulls are retasd
Druggists generally, end sold by the trade IN All tae large
Il N. sANFoRp. NJ D. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
S5 Broadway N Y.a 80 n,IYs.4,7, n ~
ts f-F8 Wholesale Agents,
rgsw And sold by eysgy Druggist
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inns EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,

with Marble, Slate or Wood Bed Also Baga,eilo Tables
ind Balls Pool Roas Cushions Cloths, Gues Pockets. Cue
teahGr Ten Pin Balls and everything apperaining Bill
iards or other games. N=
EBsnsemps Of The above Tables can be seen at the ST
Charles Marble Hall and 81. llons Biilia RapEs.
s-qpagn done d short notice and reasonable terms
uaa ly A. ". MERRIAM.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
FIVE PREPARATIONS

aape deficiencies OF the Blood in different Diseases For
Coughs coids, Bronchi affection whatever Of tho
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No Which also
Tie No Depression Of pirits Loss Of Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from overuse General Debility
and Nervous Prostrson. No. 2 for Liver Complaints. No.
for Dsspepsa Beng already prepared for absorption is
sae, by dops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that what you gain you retain. The No. for Fomac irregu
iitits yetia, Weaknesse See special directions for
this For Rheum, EruPions, scretuous, Kidney and
Bladder Couplain take No. g. In all the directions
nst 10 strictly Followed Price Of the Blood Food 81
bottle.
sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 4ss Broadway, New
Yoe WRIGHT a CO., Ne. q l5l chartres street o.
j. WOOD co. ST. Lonis, No., and By all respectable Drug
sisis throughout he country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
BInnHlFnOtI.

taalthy HutanG Booa upon being AEALyzED, always
sta rs tho essential clements and of COURSE
the Tyhe Standard nayze the Blood Of suffering
from asrnpon, f uonplanii Dyspepa scfofaa, etc.
Il find every certain deficiencies in the red glob
Of Blood Supply tese and you made we'll
The Blood isfoundad upon this TheOrhence IFS ason'
TIeren
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14

Paof o. j. Woop-Dear Sir; would certainly be doing you
great ificau 10 make known all ie world The wonder
f as veil AZ uneSpeced result have experienced from
bottle your Hair Restorative After using
kind restorative exan but without success and finding
heed ntafly deste Of bair finally induced TO bot
tie e yor Hair Restorative Now candor Justice compel
whoever ray read this, thai noa possess
heal l growth II hair which proounce richer and
iaAaseeF than tie original will, therefore, take aeea.
sion recommend is nvalnaIe emedy TO ALL who may feel
REy. s. ALLEN BROCK.
r. s. Thisestinonial OF my appreciation for your valuable
inedena you Of unsolicited hut II you think
wody flape among the rest inar; IT, If you wish II not
destroy IT, md say nothing. Yours etc, REy. S. A. u.
hr Restorative Is nut up bottles Of three Sizes viz: large
mad5q nd ra The small hols half pint and ctailF fni
aola psr bos Tie medium bottle holds least twenty
ce ID proportion than the small and eiails for
dollars PA bottle The large holds quart forty ppr cent
In preparation. and rrias three dollars bottle. o. j.
WOOD co. ProprietoFs Ia Broadway, New YORK and II
Market ST. Louis. MOI and sold by all good dTnggista
J. WRIGHT Il co, Agents, o.
II and i5l Charities street..
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Neh 0rlsans Dailp Grestert.
SATURDAY MORNING JULY u, 1sso.
gGtal antelligtnte.

YESTERDAY was another excessively hot and
sultry day. And, on the previous day, the
evening brought along fierce gust of wind, sufto-
of distant thunder, and sheet lightning with vol
ulne and rapidity which closely resemhled the
flight Of the Crescent sheets as they flash from the
press into gaslight every morning early, in the
basement story Of the Crescent office. Though
the winds howled, and the clouds lowered, and
the lightning flashed and the Thunder rolled, and
the rain fell in drops big as squrts OF tobacco
juice-all conspiring to get up regular heaven
shake--terra Grma remained frmer still, and there
was nary earthquake. Shutters and sheds suffered
some, but tlat was light matter, considering tic
lightning which prevailed II these sort Of storms
have any tendency to abate the prevailing heat 81
the weather, few more Of them will be thank
fully received.
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TetsoRapHEo TO THE new oateA"s ea1soesr
LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Commercial Intelligsnee.

EHY rms sATIoS&H LfwE.l
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&C or NoMYi PAToHl
~ stitch in TIme Saves Nine.a-ss
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DROWNED HEI,sEhF.-B Boston, July l0--At Mil
ford, NJ Y, to-day, Mrs. Samuel Scripture drowned
herself on learning that her husband had been de-
teeted in robhng money drawer in the rail
road depot The man fed, but will probably be
arrested
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-11
rhe pecksnifr party.

Ar,ontr the immortal creations of Dickens Is Mr..
Pecksnif a gentleman of the blandest possible man
Ders of the most uneXcepuOnable decorum-WhO
snaazs in apothegms does his aims with the Osten-
tat;on of Pharisee processes the utmost horror o.
mercenary people, and is supposed to devote his
life TO deeds of Charity setdenlal and virtue; yet
alasg for human hypocrisy, this philosopher who
vas said to have "a FOrtunatus purse OF good sent-
ments in his inside" was ultimately coveted Of the
most scrupuloas schemes to obtain the property OF
persons whose confidence he had acquired BY the
extraordinary purity Of his professions.
We have PecSsnif party, which convened
recently at the National Hotel in this city, and sent
forth a summons to all who are attached to the
Union the Constitution, and the execution OF the
laws = Ii also put forth an hOmily against the
love of spoils and the political corruption which
nctes other parties and modesty intimates that Its
own dsinterested mission Is to reform these eVlis,
calm the public agitation and defeat the two great
parties which divide the electoral vote between
them.
We have had no opportunity yet tc see how Tar
the Pecksniff party Can carry out It's Whole pro
rramme but we have had taste OF It's lnclHePehce
70 the snoils in the fact that the Tennessee OppOsl-
tom convention has nominated Hon John Bell North
| Carolina Hon. w. A. Graham, and kentucky Hon
7 J. Crittenden as their respective preferences Tor
the Presidency whilst the Hon }. NJ Bolts, OF Elr-
ginia has made violent efforts to procure similar
endorsement from the Virginia convention, and tall-
! ed to do so by Notifying majority
In the meantime. a still further ILLUSTRATION OF
the enmtv to office which these dsinterested gentle
| men manifest we have one Of their eX-memDers OF
Congress a doorkeeper to Congress, another ATTENDS
the bookroom under FOrney, whilst the Ex-Governor
of the third State in the cOnfederacy indicates ms
sincere detestation of the spoils by taking the ap
Doiptment of public printer to the House OF Repre-
! sentatiYcs-StdteS and Union.