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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-22
SoltSieTs' G{DESsjug.

NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR TO THOSE PRE-
PARING II.
am enleavorng furnish the Volunteer Troops of
Louisiana viii suitable winter clothing having prepared
Uniform sI,, o moocu cIgth and sL.rJ Guderc4ps Ia
distributed long them. informed tina ha p.tror c
Of gcal parishes also engaged in similar preparations
for Ike benefit Of their companies If these contributions
clothing srt by Them directly tn several eunIralas
without being Of the qnGri, u!.d kind semi
companies sUppEcd contUsios and Wi; be
seQGenre.
ao.aier eau only cary crtnn quantity Of clothing. Lis
gTelt 5g9Huce HAT each iiers shall have
good UEltatl WOODEN its l2,s be but i is
important there Jo action among th.o supply
thea AVOID Sending douLs supplies
puies
therefore urgently recommend the citizens country
parishes send i'll tbs city, ~ supplies Of clothing
they y preal- with ictt drrcDr lht companies
ipu,rdUna far whom they viii take cave
that thy reach e The should be boxed
up bhlei, ard directed in New Orleans with man
of the company Tor winch they intended it, ana
teit oil its contents uluy not ,.p-
cate the iceS.
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity
suggestions, in consideration Ut the objects be
THOS. 0. MOORE, Governor.
New Orleans. Aug. Il 86i. aug 2pf.
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XRe Southern

Q I Il Q O M = n N Y
OFFICE, z2 CAMP GrREEr,
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sPEcrAcLEs FoUED.-A pair of spectas les has
found BY an a5fsscr Sec his noice Of that fact.
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NOTICE.
W. A. fillmore, President.
D. l. RICARDO, Secretary.

The following gentlemen compose the permanent COMMITTEES
for the rCe Of the sick and soldiers of the Southern
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d A kn9a 70, lISEf,
IleTe y an immense train Of cars at Falmouth
6colstfuotion ola bridge that was partially de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning This train con
tains battery Of ak .rifed cannon, with appur-
tanances understand that immense munitions Of
war are aboard this train. They are designed for
Hoskins and East Tennessee. Where is Magofia
and orr State neutrality If eyer there was q
time for gctian it seems To me that time has ar
siveds Sound theHaiarnf Yours, truly,
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Boots, Shoes cssest EssOgna,s.

Boots, SEs0ss essa0 sss-0g0a,s,
At wHOLEsALE
Plantations supplied with prime Dt.chlne BOOTS Russo.
BRoaARS; Wool Mexican, Palm and garlpeAohy
HATS. at tho lowest market prices, by
FROST 90,
No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans,
Hats, Caps. etc., at &VhoAesa{E'
~sareconstanty of SILK and
fur, Cashmere Panama. J4eghorn Straw Palm Leaf HexcaA
Snd Wool HATS at the lowest market prces ny
FROST Il co.,
fYiE sp&W No. 10 Magazine srrepl Nevorleepk
CyEN IN BOND
~ 10 pipes Nolet's Imperial
20 :, Benker's.
FOR sale by 8. D. @RATIAA & CO..
jSI SO CustOmh0use st.
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RORU Publishing


WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
COMPILATION
IT a r L F. E1 "A q IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2lst, 1861,
Showing the Rates of Duties payable Imported Goods,
Wares Merchandise from September ls 1851
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE.. NAVIGATION AND TIE REVENUE;
TOGETHER THE
w "a R Z: H o u It s. Y s. IT Il MI,
Forms of Cuatomouse Blanks Protests Appeals Tables
of Foreign Weights Measures Currencies Reduced
10 the Standard of the Confederate States
Rules for Acknowledgement of Yes.
sells for Tonnage,
Arranged by II. H. VALID EN,
Deputy Collector, Custom House, Port Of New Orleans
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoESoN &c, AIR MGTR ON
No SO Camp street New Orleans.
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1TEes'c5sUvsss' A60&eF,
1OBNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL sTREETH
so1sE-FzA~s>
thsplaasantesrH and conveniently Houss In TIL
aty,
E4TAs OF BOARD;
E@t'a3' ''.''..'.-r,- ! 81
CeI ~ 10 90
Per Week, board only .............,.,...,.. 50O
BRET j. HALI4ER,
auLI zpIy Proprietors.
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Proceedings
E
IN ENGLHsH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by Conven-
ten I'm both lRngusges the CONSTITUTION of
amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD / STEEL, PETER O'DOEEELL,
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT & ESCOUSsE,
GEO. ELLIS, F. GoLnTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES CO., 4, EZEKIEL
T. FIT2WILLIAN.
48-Orders from the country filled bata! discount.
ny22 2ptt
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9TMIass GuARps. "A List Of the neNlyfelected
officers Of this fine company will be found in our
advertising columns this morning e viii be seen
that ths gentlemen elected age Of a class to make
the Twiggs Guards enc Of the best companies in
v tho State II q very short time.
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D. .. nrxon, Naltor ana rroprletor.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST g, lssl.

BraNKErs ron SICK SoLpIERs. We direct gene
yat attention to Gov Moore's request in regard TO
Tic contributing Of blankets for the sick Soldiers
which viii be found in another column OF our
paper. Tie suggestions made by the governor
are eminsntiy practical, and we hope that those
who have an extra quantity Of the desired articles
wjlI send them On at once. IN such times as these
svery citizen must do his share towards assisting
tl,sss Efstf
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EAyog ABLE Ff:oH EasT IENs gssEE Col VIM. u,
Carroll arrived yesterday from East Tennessee,
where he has been solenfing for several weeks,
raising troops under special commission for the
Confederate service. He confirms our recent rep
zeseutasisns of the great reaction transpiring
among the people. aud designates it perfect
stampede II from Uaionisn the advocacy of the
Southern cause Mr.. Z. A.. r. Nelson had reached
home. ard Ii was understood that he would issue
an address, to the people of East Tennessee thro
h the columns of tie Knoxville Wing, advising them
to desist from further opposition to the State au-
shortas, and espouse tue cause Of the Confederate
ss15oEernnent
81 The Hon. George W. Bridges, who has been an
intense Union man, and was a candidate for the
United states Congress ID the late election, adj
vised Col Carroll of his intention to raise regi-f
nient Of volunteers from among the Unionists of
his district, and enter the &C i've service Of the
Confederate Staten
Col CARROLL issued an address to the people,
calling upon them TO rally to the support of their
section against the vulgar despotsm of Lincoln,
and informs LIS that the Knoxville Wing will pub
iish Il ID feM days, approving Of its spirit and
counseling q patriotic response to it. He thinks
that he can raise at least four thousand men
among the Unionists of East Tennessee in less
than thirty days.
favorable revulsion In popular sentiment during
the preSent revolution. as has taken place in the
eastern section Of this stateIn the last len days.
3s Memphis Appeal Tuesday. Z
Nelson is ct Knoxville. and, IVA, understand, speaks
freely Of his determination to use his influence
hsreaftefin favor of the Union men Of East Ten
Messee aequescing in the decision of the people of
+ the State, We understand that Mr.. Bridges is
there also, and entertains similar sentiments to Mr.
Nelson IN IA 5 5F5a@
opstAeother hand, it 10 believed in many quar-
ters that speedy movement upon East Tennessee
under Sumter Anderson will be made, aud as q
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FROM AvoyELLEs PARIsH.--From the Marks
vile Central Organ of Saturday last extract the
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BEaURHGARD RIrIEs, ATTENTION - Members Of
fshe Beaursgara Rifles are ordered to assemble at
their aFn,or5 this evening in full uniform, for bat
talon ariIl, at hafpast 4 d clock. As this com
pany ii in high state cf efficiency, we are sure
fliat Tie order viii be responded 70 promptly.
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DISSOLUTION oil COMPREHENSIVE. The firm Of
Keegan q MCCAIN was dissolved by limitation on
the 9th Of January, 1861. See Mfr. d. d. Keegan's
notice.
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P. YEISER, II. y.
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aQ6gS- Qla Bks,dxs

General and Financial Agent Southern Pacific RAILROAD
Company Of Texas mug 4n-f
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BEAIREGAR D BATrALfeN.--This fine body of men
drill this afternoon on the levee, at The head
Ia Canal street, under the instruction Of Brigadier
General Tradeau, in person. The companies COM
posing .he Battalion should enter into kind of
commendable emulation as to which will bring on
The field ahe largest number Of men. Each #
them can have full ranks il the members will only
sacrifice little time, and these should remember
that it issa sacred duty to do so, that they may
prepare themselvesto protecttheir homes and fire.
sides from deseeration. The least that members
Of henss companies can do is to drill regularly,
otherwise they will be Of no service whatever for
raw and undisciplined mea are rather a clog than
\ d beneht 70 an army.
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Rules for the Government of the Free Vege.
table Market,

New QEleana, August g. 1881.
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opthesother hand, it is believed in many quar-
1 ters that speedy movement upon East Tennessee
unders Sumter Anderson will be made, aud as q
warming against i the LouiayilleiC Courier publishes
the following letter: 81 . s 4ss # IL Vi
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LONDON ASSURANCE

WITH OTHER ENrERrA NMENrs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-27
DKOBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich,

probate Court for the county Of Iush4m hrcen al -be
Probate Office IL the village of Mason. 81 Monday. thu
1871. DAY Of Feb TIE thousz it hundred
tnG sixty one present Wa iINCzNEY Judge Of PROBATE
la the ofrLe estate Of BEN vale decreased
On reading and 81 NJ the petition daily verified a. J,s b
h-Nane- adm -tTatOT # "a a esta - by Vim Chs p
man, hI- sttl ney, praying for hceLse sch The
estate If said ceeease IN The county q lugham:
Ihereupun II : ordered, that VI ndsy. tie 1t cay
Of April neat, az IL o'e'ck in the tuTenoon. Be
gEe1 for the hearing { san petition, and the hes
Il ad deceased and all other persons IN crested
sand estate, Iequ reI 10 ~pfear session OF Ill
ut. then De holden the Probate Cice the vi
b # Mason, ana show cause any thee De, why the
PRAYER of the petit should be snt-c and J.
further ofdeled, that said let lice I" tae
-r, interested estate, Of the p-bency 81
petition, md the hearing there f. by NJ copy q
tn order To De pucIs ei in tie Lansing Republican,
newspal pfin;ej and circulating ssd UNITY Il iu-
nam, success weeks previou 10 sd d-y e hear
ing. a tue coPy.) wa II. PlNtk\EI.
fW3li Ina re ff ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-27

E...,,.9!:::..-sS SO 1. 81 N=.taN-Asssz-
TURING HIS MONTH, Trains will leave Osossa "a,
GOING EAST.
At IL So A. Mixed
~ LOOP Ii, Mail
GOING WEST
A. so Z. NJ, NJ ned
AT 80 r. NJ Mail.
Ref eshmen's al Detroit Owosso and Grand Haven and
upon Cpmpany's ferry steamer Wn4s1r Detroit River
Hotel IN D-pot at Grand Haven.
Trans leave terInini daily Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINES o!en t"r pUEIIc BCsiyFss.
CONNECTIONS.
AT DETROIT-Great Western Railway for al points
East-Michigan Central, Michigan southern, and GIsac
Trunk Railroads
AT MILWACkEE-Wi;l tie H>sis,ir ii, iacr.~>y, Chi.
cago, WATERFOWL and Horizon Railroads. for ali points
West and Northwest.
Passengers FOR Great Western Railway 90 On tie i-,i
al Ferry steamer, D. * N. K icch, leaving nck a.
o Is A. NJ, and 30 T. NJ
The Company Time Tables re had al any Of the
stations.
VI. X. MUIR. GepbSuf'-
ID. NJ. Offices. Mach. 1851
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-27
EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CTATE OF MICHIGAN County Q.

~ InzhAu1 sat .e.son Of tie Probate Court for
tie Coaay Of Iagham. hold, al the Probate Ufhce n
tao Village OF Ms n Monday. tie 18Th day u te6. III
t year ole thoUsan ght hundred AIc sixty oEe pre-
an. H. PINCKNEY Judge Of Probate 10 Tie matter
Z The estate OF Iavld Webb, and other nor, On
ing and petite ,du. verified, -: Jane Dear
<. guardian minors, Pray hat she Re
horned 70 sell the real q sid minors for the
purpose Il tier support,
lbereup II IL ordered. that Monday, the lst day Of
Apr next al II O'Clock in the forenoon, De assigned
for he hearing petition and that the heirs at
av Of SAID deceased and all other persons n'e ese II
sad estate 1iret 20 appear az Session oi sad
,.ur then to De holden Probate Oic 10 the I'll
# Macon. show cause, II any there why tie
psyer OF rhe pe,itIoner shcu,d not be granted And II
further ordered that sad petitioner Office 10 TIL
said OF the pen of said
ps-ition and the hearing Thereof by c4U-ng ~ Of
oder be pa cei in the Lansing k-pab caB.
spst printed and circulating s.ia eoun'yd lnsh
an six successive weeks previous to sa,d day OF hea.
.Eg "a copy) WM II FIN1kNEY,
Gw3Oi ! d. of P!oba'e-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-03-27

,RI this remarkable ana interesting r-rses,
l j. eum.o-ed II tie rates Juices Of ,te ma
towtrfg az the most soothing Plants sad IT., "A n,,,,.
chemically confined ana iRsus ed IA ~eA sealed ~,
no,ileS aud charged bY powerful battery Thus fos
srssrs ia adtn Ia IT. ssleio netiesi virtues 80,
Magnetic suG E-casc Fr"erl TrUt,u DG, p-uerstrs
aur emn-ntis gueliLg anc soothing u Teis.v.s m.
and n,l smus .nce. tHhvu f.els spyedl ria,
Ig strafed usk~ct> ana nerves, gSlEg ale an
vitality ey lie gvlug quShe>, - IaraEe Tsrt. an
stAu'iny COMPLAINTS, and weaknesses A.
ayiug BsrvoU> tNtUfriEa irrst"n. md Etmoy;,s
on.lraet Gus hA- a oaaTu deed. ho Ia &c usea h,
sIeak iruiY erfal ia, me. aud en-,
u, SUPERIOR ana all 'r external Ten.e.s
use applied season. = IA failing med, 81 N.
Group sore Threat. Inflammation 81 he urg~ Ros..
LIVER Moneys, and other Eau,, hhegn aTisu,. Soma
IrrtNton sgue IA the Er~ss; ard AZ al ,n,es cur.
ach. sgue the f,ce. t1mre- aud D. itions 81 AZ
kni. si,s. Rrtst and Spranec Limits Rorns. kro..t
tart>. thi.h.ats, lUdo c-t and long starJig Sorr,
Mounds e Nc ! will Also the Hair % N.
rsla Head AID = the lair from falling The Ma
ne TIC o5ujmeut has ens'sel, I'D pm Canal ana
p-aught tc ur Gals NoUuts prs and IN. mes.
and = sure cure, when Uird ho' CT IA. sith.,
IN horses nd font AL IN sheep Az the prEr.tors asa
Tor the strc ON rnrur fr tiaf confident that Al.
The, CLAIM II. be found lfue Ia he -tet IA,
ne hof hood where IL 4, sctuIed % ecI huy
bv the quantity. aud kept and used ~ slo.i ever,
N na braniAs anAc-- III. nnn-tot and Aes,
every "a uiils mare or s sii'tro with We sssr
Try DIR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None ~ nuire un.e~s gn-l - = B--" with Zen s~.
PamPhcis e,nta "a tui Tseii,H. rr"t n each Bottle
and circulars rij " th ~ uts froc stiil 'r sn.
| and sii.iii = i"r barge Hssti-s
! Frss'- b, \ewb 3 Brother, Ene Thaser Go Ian
sing auL ~. other Drugs ST. ~ tlrc unps
ks- Al Cdet~ s'.",.si B. - u rs>rl io \ llpGE A
90 Earlsle. Madison q" y IL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-25
A Wonderful Clock.

The clock in the tower of the Cathedral
Of Strausburgh, is not only monster in
size, but it is the most wonderful piece of
mechanism in the world. 1t Is one hund
red feet high, thirty feet wide, and fifteen
deep. About twenty feet from the bot
tom is dial. on each side OF which is a
cherub, holding smal mallet in his hand,
while over the dial is a small bell; Il
cl,erub oh the left strikes the first quarter,
aud that on the righ, the second quarter
Ff:v feet above the dial is a colossal liz
ure If 1im., with bell in his left hand
aud scythe in his night A figure of a
Young man in front strikes the third quar-
ter on the bell in times left hand, and
then turns and glides with II slow step
around behind Time, when out CONES an
old man with ualet AMI places him"elf
in front OF The great reaper. As the hour
Of Twelve comes, the old man deliberately
strikes, with much power, twelve times on
the bell. He then glides slowly behind
Iime, and the young man again comes
ont and takes his nosition, ready to do
his duty when called upon by the ma
rhinery. As soon ~ the old man has
struck twelve and disappeared, another
set OF machinery IS set IN motion, some
twelve feet higher. where is high cross,
with the image of Christ npon it. The
ins ant twelve is struck Fl gure of one OF
the Apostles, walks out from behind.
comes in front, turns facing the cross,
bows and walks on around to his place -
This repeated, until The twelve apostles,
large as life, walk, bow and pass Oh. As
the last appears, an enormous game cock,
perched on the pinnacle of the clock,
slowly flaps his wings, stretches forth his
reck and crows three times SO loud as TO
be heard outside Of the church 10 some
distance and with life like naturaness-
Then all is AS still as death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-25

SoUIH CARofIH> VERSUS OUR THIRD
CoxGREssro AL nIsTkIcr The " asiing,on
cnrr-Sppn lent Of the New York Times
tells the following story, which doubtless
refers to Judge Larrahee. the Representa-
tives from the Third District in This State
"A few days ago South Caroiinan in
conversation with Douglas NJ. G. from
the Northwest. WAS buaStiug of the ability
of the Cation States to accomplish di>un
ion eveu by the sword WAY sir he
said, Won don't know our strength! In
my State We have A 0G0 voter Indeed,
grandly responded his companion, but
would you believe that in my single dis
trict, away mp in the Northwest, where
our rivers are frozen over several months
IN the year. recieved 20, 600 votes aud
then acus beatem by Jtioe htousand nacj'ri
IT, The Sc assionist discovered, FOR the
first time evi4ently, that he lad not post
Ell himself"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-25
t ". Brown. the old WARRIORS

IT W. Brown, the old war-horse Of
the Wisconsin (hief, addressed the Cath
olic Total Abstinence Society, on SUNDAY
evening last, at the old Church on Martin
rect. 10 excellent acceptance In Incl
denraliy aIIuding to the terrible fact of
tie hundreds VIII" peri-lea IN the Lady
Elgin, ON the fearful night of the Sin OF
September, the uhhdden tear came steal
ing down many manly cheek. He dealt
the runI-tratfi; here and thtoug' out cur
beautiful State, some heavy blows, and
care 10 the conclusion that while moral
suasion might avail with moderate drink
ers, nothing short of prolibitory law
could reach the rum-seller and the great
mass of confirmed drunkarls. lie con-
rraslei the prohibition p" which our
State guarantees to sheep bv the dog law,
and 10 our game by tie game law. with
tha, atf lded to the poor dlunka'd, AM
the picture he drew We must confess was
not very complimentary To lh- people OF
our rich and growing State. The whole
souled large>hearied President of that
Society. Father O'Donahue. wept like a
child while Browns eloquAnce rang thro'
the old Cathedral. This Society now
numbers over one thousand members
and i, working a great change in the hal-
its Of our Irish population - KtlaCaukee
Paper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-25

P.YMExT OF Heavy EUss1AH CLAIM
-buring the Crimean war the Russian Gov
ernment, through is agents, made con
tract with Cap. Perkins. of Worcester
Massachusetts, for supply of powder, re-
volvers, and breach loading rifles. to he
snmg@led into Russia hv way fthe German
ports, concealed in cotton bales and casks
Of rice. The scheme was discoyered. and
peace having been declared, the Russian
G",ernmeht broke the contract. Capt Per
kins laid his claim before the State depart
ment, AMI a diplomatic corresponding en-
sred, during which Attorney General
Black susl aimed The claiinent His agent Mr.
Steward. il il said. went TO st. Petersburg
last summer. and that with :he aid Of Mr..
Appleton, our Minister at St. Petersburg
lie has obtained 1885 000.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-25

A CRUEL CASE OF JiLTING A case oc
cured yesterday ;hat appears exceedingly
cruel A Young gentleman had vnocd
and won a lady to whom lie was tenderly
attached. Thev were engaged. anil the
dav for tving The matrimonial knot WAS
named The day was "Wednesday. the
18Th dav Of December. 1860. But all
this had been arranged Without consulting
the lady's father. Fathers have been fin.
tv hearted since the world began, ard we
fear they will be- TIE gronm exrectant
was oNjec;ing, Yesterday, with heart
bounding and humping against lis ribs
like sledge hammer. 70 went to the
clerks Office aud procured license and
with two or three friends proceeded To
the house of his lady love. as 7 er agree
mert. arrived there to his dismav, he
found the doors barred against him, and
instead Of the smiling face of his fair one,
the scowling face Of the angry father ap
reared AT he window and ,rmptorilv or
,ieIed him off Remou-rrance was of no
avail. lie went To LAWYER and filed All
affidavit that the lady WAS of age and was
uniaufu'v restrained. and applied To
inGra EnhGru for writ of hnbeus corpus
The Jndre was friend Of The old mans.
aud wnui1 not grant it. Judge Finch
was stopping ut the Ialmer House AMI
application was made to him. lle is more
tender hearted than his brother Of the
Common Pleas AMI granted the writ, aad
prepared his room to receive the bridal
party. Deputy Sheriff Thompson pro
cured carriage and the parties drove to
tie la!y's home, with the law in their
pockets Presto, what change it made J.
The father received the party blandlv, and
pc o'i'el conducted them to parlor where
! his daughter was seated. Instead of flv-
ing TO the arms Of her eager lover. she
c"ldly rejected him-denied being detain
ed forc;bly. and told him 10 light his ci
gar with the license. Is it any wonder he
got mad He did get 80 mad that Mr.
! THOMPSON had To hint 10 him tha, lie
m"s, pay tie carriage hire; and, in his
rage. lie enri ely forgot TO pay Lis attor
ney.-.St. Louis Paper.
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- sNRs~--

THE Cry OF WAsnINGToH-The pres
ent cens'l~ indicates population of 6l.-
400 whirh is an increase. since 1860. Of
~ 800 Tie whole of the DISTRICT ot
Columbia contains "A population of IS 365
against 81 6S7 in 1850 The number OF
slaves is 1921. again-t 6s7 in l. 50-a
decrease Of 456. In 1900. there WAS but
G,345 dwelling. in the CITY proper, the
pre>en number Is 10 342. AMI increase "i
3 s97. In the Di>uict also. there has
been an ir..ea-e Of $50 dwellings.
Washington l. not business city, and
has u"t. aud probably never will be com
mcr!cal 10 any great extent. but tie enor
unnus patronage Of the General Govern
mem, ?rI The immense SUMS spent upon
the public buildings AID grounds, some of
which among the mos, magnificent in the
world, account for il rapid advance.