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ONE OF THE LAuGHs.-0n Raccoon Creek there
came to dwell family Of the name Of Bradford.
from the State Of Connecticut which settled close
| to one OsNeil, Irish to the back bone. Between
these two families most violent enrnity sprang M
which displayed itself sometimes openly in nersopai
rencontres, and sometimes secretly in the destruc
ton Of private property which enmity was brought
about py tne antlpathy Of race, the opposition of
pursuit, and the assumptions of superiority Of the
former family over the latter
On one occasion, when the hogs of Bradford han.
pened TO stray into the lane of OiNeil the latter
inshgated BY pure malice and devilish intent to
injure and torment his neghbor, caught said hogs,
and splitting open the "gambreln Of each hind
| leg, run the other through, thus causing them 10
cripple home on three legs, as they did that same
evening. Bradford saw his hogs thus manned in
gaeas amaze, and knowing whose work it was, de-
iermned TO Perpetrate some like retribution upon
nus oerehct neghbor well knowing that d resort ia
Jaw must prove fruitless, both on account of the
insolvency of O,Neil "a we'll au the "
! Justice. - 4aAsy " ehe
FL Ina very few days thereafter Bradford co,oh,
i the hogs Of O'Neil in his vicinage, and. pennno
them up, split their mouths as far back a. he law
would permit, and then turned them out BLEEDING
70 carry the message Of their misfortune In the;
owner. And sure enough, in a little while Rr ls
lord saw OsNel coming, tracing the line of bIoof
4 to the scene OF the catastrophe, where the part;a
: met. f"ts'e
Says 0'Neil, with clenched fists and a firm vo;ca
which betokened his rage, and his intention Of ye
lenee: "Do you know how my hogs got thei
/, mouths split SO? s1''
!. Yes,h says Bradford.
HowT says ONeil, made desperate nv IN
: ready reply of the former. ~
|. Why" says Bradford, your hogs saw mir
I tother day cumin' hum hoppin' and nudgin' aIon
!. on three legs, and they took to laughin,, az
8 laughed and laughed until they split Hlei, ,noal
i. langhin' at my crippled hogs.n
o The ludicrous reason assigned completely d
!. armed the fury of ONeil, and they both Joined
simultaneous outburst Of laughter which did
af amnesty that continued unbroken THROUGH ali /,
:. subsequent years of their lives
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srxrna TRArg 81 Is6o. 80 dirsot Il

sPEING TRAH OF 1s6o.--Ws direct the attention
Of the sde 70 the susd through our cosns By
Meass Powsi o. jobbsrs VI sk stray and fancy dry
1oea Thsy hay in store and rezdy inspection theft spring
e summer stock which Of great extent and variety a
~ d ssea By sees sad lines OF sfehasdl=s esaisgssz
buying FOR cash approved credit VII and rsy I'd
rates 81 the store Of eaieas favorable %
go b had 10 Tbs coautry. North or South,
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A brave soldier knows how to beat retreat
and history records some retreats that were hard
to beat. 4'"Au
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NOTICE THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED
IN that certificate for Two Hundred and Twenty Shares Of
One Hundred Dollars each the Capital Stock Ion
State Bank issued the Sd Of June 1851 in Fran
coils Bsca deceased and represented by his dow jose
phns Joprnu and bis minor children Marie francois Bnsca
by Judgment Of the Second District Court Of New Orleans
dated the 9Th Of March 1851 has been lost msad and hn
application for the issuance of certificate in the place
Of the above described has been duly to the Louisiana
State Bank.
ia2 awl2t j. b. ST. AMAND Agent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GosrrRo1iER's OFFieE,
City Of New Orleans, March 9, 1868. )
mo. 1895.

mo. 1885,
..,d Tha. the Comptroller be and he hereby author
;S ~ 5;ulcn,e the lowest biddar separately
~ ~. sys notice the official JOURNAL contracts for
sesng described improvements the work be done
MY ~ file in the Surveyors Office the adj
ID he subject to the approval rejection Of the Com
mon Council VII .i,,. -. 90. -.
l. contract for paving win round stones Gasquet street,
fron, Basin 10 Brood street. :,
fer MAKING ptc5 sdcwsRs pordeed b5 curb
stones and cutters on the west side Of Arts street from
10 sd street. and the west side Of Lafayette
oaIus frnn, (}oodchildren 10 ufquhart street
~a,tgmct paving with round stones Willow street,
fror, Heyfs to FLORIDA Landing
i' senraet fcS making brick sidewalks bordeed by curb
nj s,nicn CUTTERS the south side Of jackson street.
sspssj 49, Al II rrr{ the Hebrew Cemetery.
cnnsrsr ar making brick Sidewalks bosred by curb
M saen CUTTERS both sides of Calves street from
IIospisal street to The bnyen Epaa.
coHtraes for making oFek sioewaks bordered by curb
woon CUTTERS on the east SIDE oil ST. Charles street.
from Philip to Pleasant street. rs,. :. -
Signed -. JOHN ~ MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
rSrnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Npp'''f Signed GERARD sT1TH, Mayor
No,;,s IL hereby given that THURSDAY I'D inst will
aa;ndicste at my office at IL o'clock NJ above contracts
fne l2t v. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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ms I'll v. nupLEssIs. Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
evee opposite Canal street. two doaDsaatinE Worhnson
sas force Of An n ss I pan 81
gallons Of water per heur,
Ions waer per hour he m 70 be twenty feet and force forty
or s ssa1s + boiler, nnr 0,,, and ,,
Two separate beds foundations pumps engines each
with hight OF seventeen feet.
separate beds foundations boilers each feet
sig inches wide by twenty four feet long
There viii be required doctor engine with boiler ETC. suf
pipe af s VIII vi 9r aeE DS diam
se and dssrss PHI thirty inches each set Of having
The pumps free and steady aud bo of the mos, a
proved pattern and construction
An bright work of said pumps engines 10 be neatly I'm
sed and other work to be well painted Surveyor may
The number and capacity Of each Of boilers be sufficient
boer to Be Of such pattern and construction as will ena
ns tue raising 81 steam 70 working pressure 10 Of time
isiry started and to consume little fuel possible obtain
Each boilers will have an iron chimney of proper hight
smd diameter to sye perfect draft md shall be Of such finish
have steam drum, and drum and wrought supply pipe
gehe with safety valve and check valve furnace fronts gates
complete.
Landings and be delivered city perfect running order
sas and shall be
nished by the contractor well as the labor.
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work inme
diaey after the completion of the iron building
same and shall also bind himself complete the within
sixty days after under penalty Of hundred dollars per
for each and day thereafter this same completed
Security TO thousand dollars shall
CURED guarantee the faithful performance the
Payments in cash the completion OF the
cepace OF the by the City and the
OF Streets and Landings of the Common Council.
II well understood that in of failure by the
begin finish the work any thereof within the period
fixed or in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work being executed the Council shall the
right TO annul the contract without putting the
default required by article 1895 OF the Civil Code and with
ont applying 10 court of justice snul the and without
indemnify and ii is also we'll understood that in the
tractors shall at time abandon the work finish and
complete the same in conformity with their contracts the said
contractors shall Forfeit a claims they may have for any
oil he work done By them TO the date Of the abandonment
and that the city shall be thereby discharged from amy and ali
liability therefor and II is also well understood that in the
be resod the contractors and their securities shall be
hsid and bound in seldo unto the city all loss ds
ence between the prices which the originally
iractsd 70 perform the work and the prices which they may
be adlad al a resale or 70 adjudication.
ltids ~ be for The work finished and complete.
New Orleans Feb. l, 1900
lSignedl LOUIS II. PILE,
1a. City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Streets and Landings Of bath
Boards Of the Common Council
[Signedl ROBERT HUYGHE lf,,
H. T. YENNARD, ohsirinen'
Git HENRY for liar
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GPECIFICATION FOR THE CONTRACTS
> filling that portion of Thala street between Front and
Water Streets
be with river sand with street scraping with
other substances equally good quality in conformity with the
lines grades be given by the City Surveyor The of
lie filling sufficiently settled shall be dressed the
10 be given the City Surveyor and smoothly graded
present surface the whole the entire satisfaction of
the City Surveyor.
All the required shall he furnished by the contractor
as well as the labor.
whole work be executed to the entire satisfaction of the
The contractor begin the thirty
following the approval of the adjudication by the Common
and complete the three months after under
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
the same is not completed
Security Of shall be required guarantee
faithful performance Of the contract.
in cash the completion Of the work and accept
Of the same by the City Surveyor:
we'll understood that failure the
begin finish the work thereof within the period
the Council be dissatisfied with the
annul she without putting the in
fault required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code without
applying court of Justice annu the and without in
demnity and it Is also well understood that in the
shall at time abandon the work finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract the
I acne he him mn n ha date os The d b
city shall be thereby discharged from any all liability
therefor aud It Is also well understood that in The
bound solido unto the city all loss difference be-
the price which the originally
perform the work and the price at which be adudcated
| at a resale REHABILITATION.
Bids to be per cubic yard of filling for the whole work
plete the number Of yards to be first asceraned by the City
New Orleans March s. 1860.
(signed) LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by Committees Landings both
tsigned II, T, yENHARp, 3c,.,,-..,
ROBT. HUYGHE, ohni'heh'
ms-7t HENRY DuREI. For Comptroller
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Observation-Disclosures


done by him up 10 the date Of and that the
GUY snail PC thereby discharged from and NIL liability there
tor snd y also well UNDERSTOOD hu iii the be
me contractor and his securities shall be held bound
in se.o q PAY unto The city all loss difference between the
plce whtcn we contractor originally perform
sale or readndication " ' ~ ' " a ie
ids 70 DC per superficial yard paving furnished
anS a complete per superficial curbsiones rnshed
complete. - ~ 'ee 'eP '"'"'e"e" "'u n'a
New Orleans, March s. 1861
tsignsd LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
approved by the Committees Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council ~ M ''e " oo''
lsignedl H. 7. vEENARp, 4 ,,.,.
P.aa,o.. ,, ROBT. HuYGHE, ohaifmeh'
- my ~ HENRY DuREI., for Comptroller
mo. 4991.1
mat the Comptroller be and he authorized
70 to the lowest bidder DAYS notice in ina
onslA contract FOR taking reayng dan0nav
ise saua5e block paving New street from Canal 70
spanhde street said work accordance with The
on file in the Surveyors Office and the aduca
ton thereof to be subject TO The anurnxal ~ IN.
Common Council - 'fr " " Tue
lsgnedl JOHN 7. MONROE.
,,5 =, PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsgneol j.. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermeu
Approved March s. 1850. ~ VI eA
Signed GERARD sr1ru, Mayor
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THO SUGAR PLANTERS FOR SALE, A VERY
a superior Cylinder Vacuum Pan second hand built by
Mesrs MeErick Son. Philadelphia, complete working
Air Pump for the same. Apply TO
JAS II No. l Canal street, New Orleans
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mo. 1921

mo. 1927
Rsoed Tha the Gomptroer BE- and he Is hereby authorized
official Journal contract for furnishing the city Of New Or
leans 0 feet Of yellow pine lumber repairs of the
city plank roads said lumber to be furnished in quality and
manner agreeaby specifications file in the Surveyors
fee and the adjudication tn be subject TO the approval
ton of the Common Council.
@ [Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tsignedl J. o. NIXON,
.. .4 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 8, 1860.
tsignedl GERARD sTlTH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that THU RSDAY 22d inst will
Adndctte M II nj NJ
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTFs afsrr

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY 22d inst will
u my Office, at IL o'clock NJ the above contract
nay Ut V. DUPLESSIS Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
thousand feet of yellow pine pauks for the repairs of
plank roads.
The planks shall yellow pine free from sap
splits bad knots other defects, calculated impair
strength durability and shall be twenty feet long twelve
inches wide, and three inches thick.
The said plank shall be delivered the orders Of the Street
Commissioner Ia such quantities such places
direct within thirty days from the date of each order
Security Of $1,000 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract
Payments in cash the delivery the city
100 feet of planks acceptance by Street
Commissioner the Treasurer retaining
part Of the amount of each certificate nnt the delivery Of the
whole 200 feet.
It well understood that in failure by the
TO furnish and deliver the pnnks, thereof within
the period fixed in the CouHc be dissatisfied with
ha quality the lumber the Council shall have the right
annu the contract without putting the contractor In default
required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without applying
OF Justice to annu the and without indemnify
any the finish complete
in conformity with his contract the shall for
felt all claims he have Of the panks delivered
by him the date Of the abandonment and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from and nj liability therefor
we'll that esold
the and his securities shall be held and bound
solido unto the city all loss difference between the
price which the originally contracted deliver the
planks and the price which be adudcated resale
readjudicaton
Bids Thousand feet Of panks (board fur
nished and delivered
New Orleans, March 8, 1860
fSignedI LOUIS Il. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council
~ RoBT. HUFGHEs5 ehaif'neh.
Registered Marchs, 1860
mo 1T HENRY DGREL, for Comptroller
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FOR G0NORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS. PAINS
l. IN the Back, ans all Urinary AFFECTIONS
ry ThE T TL.AT ENGLISH REMEDY SPECIFIC s0LU-
li9Nlhs world renowned preparation cures all affections
o. tue geneIa1Ve organs whether chronic Phy
ssn csc O # France and Of America ACKNOWLEDGES
Purely vegetable in composition 1t harmless is eff
eaeies ne system becomes nvgoated and the ebilated
oody and depressed mind are restored to energy.
B. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
nyit ~ ApotheeafE, % Camp street, New Orleans.
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY, alst day Of
March, will adudicate my Office at IL o'clock NJ, the above
contract.
ma
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T he construction Of brick Sidewalks bofdered by curb
and wooden CUTTERS various streets Of the city,
nj E5Sl.a EnNrR Acrs
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS

Notice hereby given that FRIDAY 10th inst will ad-
mo II V. DUPLESsIS, Comptroller
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FoR TnE CONTRACTS

No,;es Is hereby given that THURSDAY ed inst will
addcste at my ees at IL o'clock NJ the contracts
Sne l2 " DUPLESSIS. Comptroller.
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FPAyE DU QuATRIEME DIsrRICT.-n n
II etc conduit depot de payes du Quatiee District
Jackson les Ianrel Constance conme
Tn yerrat, avec DIES tactes, ct
En- cOchHD, des taehes.
81 les dis annanx sont rcamts dams rois onrs
fras payts lis Tends enchere publgue au dit depot
le sAMEDI, IL de mars 1860, 4 10 heures A. NJ
G. o, FLETCHER, Gommissaire des Rues.
Nnnysie- ORLEANS. lie 1ra
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QuArRIEAE JUSTICE PAX, LA WILLIE DE LA NoUyEI.
LE.0RLEANs vs. VEuVE
PaIoisse d0rleans. MeGLURE.-No 7o2 - -
I'm VERTU dun writ de snisie ct vente m
moi adresse Honorable Ernest Moel Quatrieme Jus
ce de Paix pour paroisse Orleans dams aare cidess
10 proeadera lie VENDREDI, 10 mars 1850 midi dam
Ia Roonde de la Bourse 81 Lonis stuae son enre lei
Chartres ct Royale 4 la yene adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE sitne dams lie Den.
xieme District De cette Vile dams e l9g borne mar len
StLous Olympia st Patrick Toulouse lie dit nreean
de tere ayan facade denyon 80 pe sur les rues St.
Olympia 81 Patrick. E - - eS'
Saisi dams laffaire cdessus
MS- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fell q MI s 16 o. CAT,ANsNE 5y.r.,.,1o
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mo 4a92.lz

! NJ mo 4J5o.
Reore That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
adjudicae lowest bidder after five days notice in
the official Journal contract for filling that portion Of Tha
liza street. and Water street in accordance with
lines specifications of the Surveyor the said adin
dcaon subject the approval rejection of the CC
Council.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CoMrrRoiLER's 9rYIcE, I
..... "a City Of New Orleans, March 3, 1860.
mo. 1881
Rsolue That the Comptroller be- and he Is thereby author
lied 70 adudicac 20 the lowest bidder days notice
The official journal contract for paving with square locks
Matches street. from ichoupouas TO Magasne street neeord-
with petition OF property specifications Of
City snfyeyothe said adjudication TO subject 10 the APP
pro ,a or rejection Of the Common Council.
tSignedl JOHN I. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o, NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 49, 1860.
l5gned GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that FRIDAY, 10th inst VII
adJudicss at my ocs at IL o'clock the above contract
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Registered March s, 1860.
mg-Tt HENRY nUREI. For Gomntrclle.
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FOURTH JUSTICE PEACE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Parish Of 0reana M no sN'oisH

Parish Of Orleans No 7oa '''Ao'sA
by VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
~ TO directed by the Honorable Ernest Morel Fourth Jus.
tfce of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans entitled
change OF s. ions street between Royal and Chares streets
g A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District Of this city in square No. bounded by ST.
Louis Olympia ST. Patrick and Toulouse norton
ground having front of about $40 Louis and Ton-
Patrick streets. 49,
Seized in the above suit.
EJ-TERMS-Cash.
o. GALANGNE Constable
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EfOURTH DISTRICT PDUND-NFas brought
the Fourth District Pound Jackson street between
Laurel and Constance streets, estray--
One white horse, about t3gs hands high long tail
shod before, and nnnteiligibe brand.
Which # not claimed within five days and the there
paid, Will be sold 81 public auction said Pound,
WEDNESDAY, March H. 1860, 10 o'clock a. n
New Orleans March I, 1850.
Q. b. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered March I, 1850.
HENRY DUREL,
For COMPTROLLER
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the Fourth District Pound on jackson street bet9een
Laurel and Constance streets, estrays-
One spotted boar, and
One spotted barrow.
Which II claimed within three days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public anetion said place on
DAY, March II, 1850. nj 10 o'clock A. M.
New Orleans, March I, 1860
g Q. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered March I, 1850.
HENRY DUREL,
F6rC omntrnler
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoaprRo1LRR's oFFicg, I
City Of New Orleans, March s, 1860.
mo. 4ss5.l
Rore That the Gompoler be and he Is hereby authorized
to adndcase to the lowest bidder after twenty days notice In
the official JOURNAL contract for furnishing delivering and
erecting building the Leyee be provided by The city
douheacting Worthngou Force Pumps
pumps Of any other patan character each foce pump
capable Of lifting and furnishing 100000 gallons or per
hour with specifications of the City
and under supervision Of said scar said adjudication
subject the approval rejection o. the Common Council
fSignedl JOHN r, MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
~ tSignedl %. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jan. 9, 1860.
fSignedl GERARD SrlTH, Mayor.
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ESignedl JOHN 4. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedI Q. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March g. 1860
Signedl GERARD sTITH Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-29
ASorHER NEGRO Runs AWAY WITH WHITE

ASorHER NEGRO Runs AWAY WITH WHITE
GIRL IN MICHIGAN.-A case transpired yester-
day morning which rivals in its prominent fea-
lures the notorious Judson elopement affair
and promises, like that, TO afford some beautiful
illustrations of the workings of practical aboli-
tionism. A runaway pair, consisting of big
negro, as black as tar. and white girl about
IL years old, crossed the river on the firStferry
boat, and took lodgings in Windsor, with the
intention of proceeding EDWARDS to that para
disc of amalgamationism, Chatham, where they
intended to locate. The girl was an Intelligent
female, and refused to reveal her name, but
stated to several persons that she was the
daughter of farmer living some where in
Wayne county. She said that the negro, whose
name was Smith, had worked on her fathers
farm for some time, and that she had left home
at bis persuasion having been induced TO return
the tender passion which he prcfessed for her
A gentleman crossing on the same boat, and
who appeared to be a traveller, questioned her
IN regard to the matter and took a great iute-
rest In her welfare. lie endeavored to persuade
her to leave the negro and return home. and
offered to give her money to pay hcr EXPENSES
IT she would do so. She declined the offer. but
seemed to regret the step she had taken She
stated that her father was an abOlitionist of>ne
unodulterated stripe, and that her intimacy
with the negro was In consequence of his pecu-
liar teachings, which held that an ignorant AZ
rlsan was rs good as white man, if not better
and at any and all times fit companion for his
children and proper person to fill seat at
his table There is no means of knowing that
DER statements are strictly true although There
j no reason to doubt them. If they are true,
her relatives will soon be in pursuit of her. and
II they are not, the fact remains that the reIa
Mons OF the parties exist as we have described
them. 1t is not known that they were married,
although such was understood to be their in
tentlon as soon as they reached Canada where
Sucn unions are legal. The girl hai the appear
ance OF country girl, and was evidently fresh
from farm life, as she averred The negro is
an old darkey. VINO has lived in Windsor be.
lore, and was at one time employed on the fer
Ly-ooat AragO as deck hand.-Detroit Free
Press, Feb. 90