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Ayers. Sarsaparilla,
pnp TETE ROOD.

And for tho speedy of the subjOinet varieties
Disease: rs a'4s
Seretala and cyqtnroaI setiOTs, 1ge q 4;gs ;1
Ulcers, Sores, ErufiioRs, IimPlGS EGsfhISs' btHs'
a. ROilE, DlGiRS, and all 1f-Diseasef.
~ Oakland. Ind, 9th June. 1889.
,. O. AYER < Co. Gents; feel 1t my duty tone
Having Inherited SCrofuiOu& injection, nave EeIz
ierrd from Il In various ways for years sometimes
1t bntst ontin IlHers Onmy hands and Arntsi sonic
times Il tnrGCd inward and distressed me At tAG
stomach Two years ago II broke out On my n n;
was painful and l0afhsOine lieyond description; 4
tried many medicines and several physicians, ply
without much relief from anything IN fact the JUS
order grew AT iengt II was retOieeG TO feaa
In the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
alternative (SaraA. nrlA) for knew from your rsp1-
tntlnn tliat anything yOn made must ~ good
sent to Cincinnati and got II, ard used Il tt 1t cured
me. took II, rs yuU advise. In small uOstH Ol u
tenspOOnful over n month: and usCl almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon logan to tnTm
under the FeRbs which After while fell on. My
skin Is now clear, andI know bysmI feelings that
LeCvo that feel what am "a yi1g WhenI tell Ou.
that hold you be one OF tile apostles Of the age,
ALFRED u. TALLY. !,
81. ARthony's Fire, Rose ErysipsEas, Tstter and
SAT- RRelfH, Scaid Redd HiHg'pOTpI, Sore Eyes
DrgpEy. 'T--uFrs4sL-E
Or. Robert NJ PreblS writes from Salem, Y, 18th
Sept, 1859 that hO has cured an nretsrNte case OF
Dr1pGy, which threatened TO terminate fatally. 10y
dangerous attack of Malignant EtSsipalqt by large
doses Of the same; says he cures the common ETHp7
| ftoHG by II constantly.
| So BrUnchoeele GOitre or S,Velletl Mex.
Zebulon Sloan, Of Prospect, Texas, writes; .TlEeR
bottles Of your SaTsapnra cured mei45Onl a Goltre
la hi,leous swelling on the neck which 1llhd sHi-
| Tered from over two years"
| LencorThGd or IHhitts, Ovarian TUHoT, Uterine
asset UInsruttOn, FEMALE Disod5eS. &,
| DR.. J. D. 8. Claiming, of Now York City, writes:
~ most ceertuliy comply with the request OF y"nr
agent In sayiDg have found yOnr SaESAparillH =
most excellent Alternative In The numerous complaints
for which We employ such remety, but especially
In EtnUIe DiseGseG Of tC ScrUIuloua 'liathesis.
have cnred many InveerAte cases Of LeucOrrhca by
1t, End ZONE where the complaint was unused ly -
cerGtiom Of the uterus. The liberation itself was
soon cnretl. Nothing within my knowledge equals
1t for these female dsrnRgementk.' ...-5z
Edward s. Marrow, Of SswburJ, Ala. writes: "A
dangerous Graridf titmor Of the females In
my family, which had ilefed NIL tho remedies NEo
could employ. has at length been completely cured
by your HXtTnct Of sarSapRrilla. Our plIybiriap
thought nothing but extIration could afford RELIEF
bnt liU advised the trial OF ynur saIaaTriIIa the
last resort before cutting. and It prOyel eeetual
After taking your remedy 81 ht weeks no ByuptOhi
iOf the disease FemHiuh.S ssE:ftf I5.-.ts
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abseEiHtlopl rerelysd aud fST1taf,l,, ii
4. e.BEp1LEI0Ns Agent Syr Wheeling AMI Vis3r,tg
e Ileu nEEaTiu nd Art Jd6fhal can - - e
ne tostgllce. : dseiS I
D1CBs-l0 tISFcoS IIJmS Rice T|a'f FSsSF7SI- n
- - t5FiSlr N.RESaIE
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
WINTER SCHEDULE.

"a O - E:I5ilIyI7
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CUGAR EvAPBRATOR.-.iI Com
y 'btnsd EVapeEator and Defaeator, for nanulaetuF
ing Syrup ~ Sugar fFpin the Chinese Cane 4 slpe.
EioE to A otler Inventions yet ofered for this pnF
pose. It needs pnly aXnminAftnn sstRhlilil Htl
SnperinEity.g We hpGS haSPa saplo On hard ard NJ
quest AT tntGroate1 t. call and examine f,r tha.
selves. SMITH { G0RRElIs
iyl6 AEants for the Manufacturers
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ALFRED D. TALLRi.

81. ARthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeEas Tsttrr and
SAT- Rhelia, Scdld Read, EingtPOrpI, Sore Eyes,
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A We are All going to sDiXSys' on the 5th Of No
"a VgRbFF. Wpne 10 sell ny Es1ey SilEA, and I
haND reneed them 10 sReh prices a. viii AEto1Eah
every one. foetSll =. 8. RnOnEs.
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A great variety Of cases have been reported 10 ne
where cures OF these formidable complaints have "a
quilted from tho use Of this remeiy, Int oUr suSce
here will not admit them. ZONE of them mat IL
found in our American Almanac, Wbieh-the aEsr,ts
below eGmed are pleased to furnitli gratis 70 Ill ie
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NEW CRoP,fH. 20. SUGAR.--sO. HID,
IN prime, reeetyed aud fDr slls by
asvsf q iFASEoN BoNEnHi4 o0uESAYs s
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
The Glorious. Eighth of january.

At an early hour yesterday morning
Capt. Dreux's Company of jefferson
Rifles" were on paradein honor of the
day, and in obedience to an order to
join their brigade in New Orleans, there
to take part in the celebration of day
which has not yet passed from the
vivid recollection of many of the resi-
dents of that noble city.
The day overhead, Notwithstanding
unfavorable appearances in the morn
ing, proved favorable one throughout
for the parade, and the display in the
city of New Orleans was particularly
imposing. Capt. Dreur's Company of
the Jefferson Rifles" returned to this
city at an early hour in the afternoon,
for the purpose of attending the Grand
Ball given in honor of the occasion.
The Ball in the evening was a splen-
did one, and more numerously attended
than any ono, which has recently taken
place in this city.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

The Drodus CommeRccd.-Under this
caption the Memphis Bulletin of the I'd
says:
Some of the people of South Carolina
appear to be getting sick of separate
are moving from the state with all posi-
BILE haste. Massrs. Farr, Cotter and
Burns, with their families, thirty five
negroes, twenty horses, 4sagons, carri-
ages. &C., we found on the Admiral
last evening, on their way to a new home
near the mouth of the Arkansas river.
There are said to he many others in the
Palmetto state who will follow their ex-
ample, and leave as soon as possible.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
List OF Letters

D cmainiug in the Post Office of the City of
IL Carroliton, Dec, 81, 1860, which if not taken
will be sent to Washington as Dead Letters
A-Austin Geo. W; Adams Sophia Mrs care of
A. Bonnabel.
Brill ,; Burde J f Capt 4; Beales Charles E
Barrows Charles c.
C-Charbonnct Arthur; Cognolaty & P c.:
Cohn Soeman; Cavalier Melame Miss.
D-Dav es Mr.; Davis jr; Deschapeles lie Breton
DOVE Mrs; Delery w S.
Flick Martin; Fuller James; Fortier Poly
carpe ..
G-Gray A p; Gossett J e. CO., 3.
H-Henns Joseph; Herkey p; Hagerman II 2;
Huling Ruby Miss; Hoedley Stephen
I-Imbolt Anton.
liking o II; Kramer NJ.
LIE Breton Charles.
M-Marken II r; Miller Mary Miss
Mc-McRay Reubin.
Ruth John b Reynolds NJ NJ; Robertson
Windham.
S-Schmidt c; Saul H. Smith L L; Santell S;
Sparks ID 2 Col.
T-ThOmas Geo w; Troendle E.
Vidal Simon; Vel.arnobo Manuel.
W-Wilde II; Wikerson George; Wellington c.
Willett Eleanor Mrs.
INITIALS-Marrs Grove Plantation.
Ii. II. GOGREVE, p. NJ.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

give acknowledge the receipt of u
complimentary invitation to attend the
Anniversary Ral Of Star Hook and
Ladder Company No. One, to be given
at the Saloon of Mr.. Geo. Boese, on
Saturday, the 10th inst
ALso-To be present at the celebra-
ton of the 9TH anniversary of the Com
pany, to take place at their Truck
House, at 8 o'clock, A. M. on the above
.day.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

Y -lanaeaaoa,,eaats TO The Cosastatutaon--lsI
Nelson's Proposition The committee
x,f tb;rtv.tbree. on Saturday last. con-
~. No1sa,,,. ,,ronos;t;on for
ss ~ 81 y : $50
amendments 10 tne coDstitu.ioh' peihgs
substantially those offered by Senators
sCr;ttanaen. A fIispatch to the western
.ives tho annexed renort of the
aolngs OF tne co''iiiii'Iee'
On motion of Mr.. Corwin the COM
mittee struck out the words .'or here.
after acquired,'' so that division of
the line Of 36 deg. 80 min. may besap-
plicableonly to territory now held by
the United States The seventeen
wears We're composed of the republicans.
with Davis, of Maryla and Stout, of
Oregon. Of the nay ten were from
the slave stateSs with tho excepB1on OF
Mr.. Burch, of California.
The question on the adoption of the
article as amended was negatived.
Mr. Tav,or. of La. remarked thattlle
Decision fins reached made it clear ia
his mind that there would be no agree.
mont hy tba committee upon the pro
,osit;ons FOR the aAontion of amend
ments 70 the existing constitution, which
I'D ho efFectnal for, the settlement of
tbo issues now vending between the two
nroat sections of the country growing
oout If tbe slavery question, and that, in
consoouence. # was his purpose to Tx
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
Representative Districts.
Secession. Cooperation.

1.-The Delegates elected are' from
the Senatorial District, Messrs. +. IL
Bonford, Felix Labatut, VIM. To-
Adams, Thos. H. Kennedy and >. ..
Michel from the Representative Dis
tricts-Messrs. T.. j. Semmes, I. NJ
Marks and b. S. Tappan lSec), in the
First j. A. Rozier and w. T.
Stocker (Co.), in the Second; A. H.
GLADDEN., James McCloskey, r.. w.
Estlin andJ. B. Slawson tSec.), in the
Third; M. O. III. Norton (Sec.), in the
Fourth Jos. Hernandez and B. Avegno
(Sec.), in the Fifth; John Pemberton
(Sec.), in the Sixth; George Clark and
Ed. Bermudez (Co.). in the Seventh
G.. o. lie Blanc (Co.), in the Eighth
P. S. Wilt (Sec.), in the Ninth; and
w. r. Miles, w. M. Perkins and Alex.
Walker (Sec.), in the Tenth. Algiers
elected Geo. w. Lewis (Co.), and for
the Senatorial District gave Fergus
Gardere $50 votes, Chas. Bienyenu
317, E. Warren Noise sc, and Chas. j.
Where SO.
TheaPicayune remarks further, that
! "The election was remarkable for the
quiet and good order preserved at the
polls. Even upon their closing, anc
at the counting of votes at the Sheriff
Office, there was no noisy display, as il
every one felt the solemnity of the
occasion, that required them to cast
their vote, not for aspirants to sons
lucrative office or for the chosen eandi
dates of political parties hAt l's &
who on the Odd of this na5E5lh VA
in their hands the fate Of tle 81
Louisiana. May the Alrni q laalel
of Nations inspire themin thex
of this awful Responsibilities q
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
sTaxas Items

An Hslidn rom fha bite
Man extrasof the 22otgs sves learn chat
Capt. Ross's COMPANY had f GIT with
the Comanches on the 10th, in which
thirteen Indians were Killed and three
taken prisoners. These Indians are
supposed to be the perpetrators OF the
recent murders in Jack and Parker
counties. We give the following let
ter from the White Man:
Camp at Lost Vduey, Dec. 25th,
lS6O.-Io the citizens of Jacksboro--
have just arrived at my camp, and
found Judge Hormason, of Young coun-
ty, in camp, having the news that Capt.
Ross had fight on last "Wednesday
with the wild Comanches, sixteen 10
number, killing thirteen, and took the
chiefs son, who is about seven years
old, and white woman and her child,
prisoners, the white woman having
been with them from child. There
was found with the Indians Mrs. Sher-
mans bible, with her name written up
| on it. Copies of the White Man, with
Mr.. Riley's name upon them, and other
| articles, indicating that they were the
ones who committed the late depreda
tons in this county. There were with
Ross some 25 of the reg ular cavalry at
| the time.
| The woman states that five days be-
fore the fight, 35 warriors left camp for
the settlements, for the purpose of steal
ing. &c. From all the facts, it appears
| that there are Indians in the country
Mt this time quite numerous, and 1T be-
hooves every man to be at his post on
the frontier. Il. w. ROGERS.
Galueston Cotton Market.-The Civil
ian, in it's review of the cotton market
for the week ending the 9Th remarks:
There has been an active demand for
cotton, this week, at improved prices.
| Northern buyers have again commenced
GENERATING; but the bulk of the sales have
been for shipment to the continent of
Europe. with small portion for Liver
pool. The assortment shows n decided
Improvement in the last previous offer
ings; and, as much of the top crop is
now arriving, the staple is really extra
ordinary. The sales of the week
amount to 1888 bales. The week closes
|
few desirable lists left on the market.
Teras CONFERENCE.-The Cover
nor has issued his proclamation, for the
election of seven commissioners to re-
present Texas in Il convention of the
southern states, in accordance with Q
law of the last egislature-the election
to take place on the 4th day of Feb,
ruary.
Railroad Ndteridl.-The bark Han,
son, Gregory, arrived at Galveston OF
the 4th, from Bristol, with 1892 iron
rails, for the Tyler road.
The Fire at HmtSrHLe.-The loss il
property, goods, &c, by the late fire a
Huntsville, amounted to about S25
900.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
The Election on Monday last.
Jefferson Parish.

Carroilton Prec2nt-
Senate. Cooperation. Separate Secession.
Fergus Gardere. 2i2 Villere o.
Charles Bienvcnu.- 1872 Noise AZ
Represent. Cooperation. Separate Secession.
Christian Roselus..-. 2l0 Land 76
g. L. Iagroue -------- 2Ol Ogden .S
Jefferson Precinct. - Cooperation
ahead-also in Gretna and at the Glass
Works Precint. 1t is supposed the
Parish has majority for the Co6pera-
ton ticket of over 500 votes.
The Election in New Orleans.
From tho n. O. Picayune of yester-
day morning, we take the annexed
synopsis of the vote cast in that city
on the previous day. That paper says:
LAS it will be seen by the annexed
tables, the election yesterday resulted
in the triumph of the separate State
action or immediate secession party,
who have elected the five Senatorial
delegates, and fifteen out of twenty
Representative delegates, the Cooper
tionists carrying the other five and one
from Algiers. AS the general result is
the only matter of interest to our rea-
ders, we have given the vote by city
districts for the Senatorial ticket, and
by Representative districts for the Rep
resentativcs, taking only the vote re-
ceived by the strongest candidate on
each ticket. The interminable array
of figures in a table, divided by pre-.
cincts and polls, we believe useless.
Senatorial Delegates.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

Persian Students IN Paris.-Forty-
two young Persians, between the ages
of fourteen and thirty, are now pursuing
the regular course of studies in the
various colleges of France. The Shah
and many of the highest families of
Persia are using their influence with
great perseverance in inducing their
wealthy countrymen to send their sons
to be educated in France.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

w The regular Meeting of the
Police Jury of this Parish, Left Bank
will take place on Saturday next, 18th
instant, at the usual hour.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Payisd Of Jefferson.

Parish Of Jefferson.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF LA.
z Succession of VIM. Warner, deceased.
DY virtue of and in obedience to order OF
ID sale to directed by the Hon. " Burthe
Judge of the Bird judicial District Court of La in the
above succession, will proceed to sell at pub;
lie auction at the door of the Court House, on
Canal Avenue, between Hampson and Second
streets, in the city of Carrolton, on MONDAY,
the l4th day of January, 1861, at the hour of IL
o'clock A. NJ, the following described property
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, TO-
eether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in Rickerville, in the City of
Jefferson, designated by the Numbers Twelve and
Thirteen in Squore No. -Four bounded by Levee,
Front, Octavia and Joseph streets as per plan
drawn by b. Btlisson e. w. II. Thompson, sur
veyors dated March %. 1s49, and deposited in the
office of Joseph r. Beard, late Notary Public in
New Orleans said lots adioin each other and mea-
sure each thrty-one feet front on Levee street by
one hundred and nineteen feet seven inches and
FIVE lines in depth between parallellines American
measure Lot No. ~ forming the corner of Levee
and Octava streets
Sold for account of said succession.
Terms of .saIez-One-half cash, and the balance
on q credit of year, in notes bearing interest
at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, from date OF
sale and in ease of non-payment at maturity to
bear per cent, secured by mortgage upon the
GUY DREUX, Sheriff
dec15 is of the Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

~ The Monthly Meeting of Car
rollton Fire Company No. One will
take place on Saturday, 18th January,
instant-not on the 10Th as heretofore
stated.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

San Francisco Takes the ffat.vt
The latest mention of the feItile Colder
State is plan to make white dogs
useful. Your San franciscan seizes up
his white cur, and, with stencil plate
and hlAck ink, inscribes his business
pcaf e each side of the wretched
pl md sends him forth, aquadrupedal
= Notive advertisement. doggero-
8ype of the fast people of a fast
country in fast age. 1t is reckoned
that a lively dog will be worth at least
s5 per day, or equal to quarter of a
column in newspaper.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

To Hon. John A. Gilmer has writ
ten a letter to.sDr. w. d. Conyers, Of
Covington, Ga. He deprecates the
made by disunion senators as
Being designed to force the measures
which they advocate, regardless of
consequences. They intend, he says,
to. press the South into action while
laboring under a furious fever. Seces-
sion for existing causes would be a
fearful plunge for the Southern States,
at the best, and tbs. hazards of the step
will be infinitely Increased if they go
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

TRegular meeting of the Carroll
ton City Council this evening Mt .
O'Clock.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
Mobile Items.

Se;zare of Mount Ternon Arsenal and
Fort Morgan.-The Mobile Register
of Friday is the only paper which al
Indies to the seizure the previous night
of the Mount Vernon arsenal ana for1
Morgan. Subjoined is the Registers
account of the affair:
A corps of observation, consisting OF
three companies of the First volunteer
regiment of Alabama, took pleasant
trip down the bay last night, leavlng&s
at ten O'Clock. 1t is supposed that the
have gone to enquire whether the
are any cool and clever officers OF
United States army about, ready
practice trategical warfare, and M
block up the only port of the commd
wealth after she shall have declares
herself ssout'' of the ring OF black re-!
publican administration. We have NO
official information on this subject. but
circumstances lead us to believe that
the rumors ahoat in relation to 1T are
true. After Fort Sumpter experiences
| Il il quite natural that it should be true.
Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida have
some s.strategicaP points on their coasts
which it were cheaper to look after
now than hereafter. After the horse
has escaped there is no cause TO shut
the stable door.
| Since writing the above, rumor has
it that trip to the Mount Vernon ar
senal, in Washington county, H. miles
above the city, has been proojected'
i and was executed last night. A detach-
ment Of three companies, to wit IDS
/ .sMobile Rifles Capt. Woodruffe
s.Washington Light Infantry 81
Oracle, and the ''Gardes Lafayette
Capt. Belloc, was detailed for this
vice, and embarked on aAHds the
mer Selma late last nigl}t Ss sss
Tho companies alBfailed for
, Morgan a the Cadets CaH5
the ]. Fns llerH.'' Capt. Steinb
..Indips III. Rifles Ga aH
q s. !: !:
hi 4 i52s Il last hi ht was the tim
J ga ap7si1s sffor lux possession 9
81 81 Isl these tIll tates whicl
III tie made to fol Low Fashion Sc
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09
n Cd Y nc E

NOT ECE
Is hereby given to all persons concerned, that
L the undersigned, Inspector of Weights and
Measures, will enter upon the discharge of his
duty, on the 10th day of January, 1851.
jan9-3t +. n. DENINGER, Inspector
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

Orders for War Steamers az france
The Madrid papers say that the elgp1
new war steamers recently ordered py
the Spanish Government will be buiit
in France, instead of England, as at
first proposed.
1t is also stated that the Russian
Government has likewise ordered the
Immediate construction in France ct
fifteen new ships Of large burthen'
while Sardinia has ordered g frigate'
ana the Vice Roy of Egypt an armor-
dated steamer like the Gloire.
Il Neav Company Of Florida polatnteers.
.rhe Rife Rangers is the name Ct 9
I ssornpany Of volante eertiy
Organized at Pensacola, Florida under
command Of Capt. p. "A, Perry ~
ti1e terms Of their organiz t5oA the
||daclare that they will all
aggressors upon the rig lorida
and the South, come source
they may, as enemi ISL
selves ready tones St and
if need be to die zee
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-01-09

IotaI --.-----. +r'toS S,S'S
Which makes the total vote pollcd
1886, and the majority for immediate
secession $50.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-12-06
THE PEACE PARTY.

The Rev. Thomas Starr King, one OF
the most eminent literary notorieties of
Boston, and very eloquent divine, re-
Gently made great Union speech in
San Francisco, in which he gave the
hypocritical "Peace Party the sub
joined hit:
Martin Luther tells us that he used
to be troubled seriously by visits from
the devil at night. The devil seemed to
take great pleasure in taunting him with
being sinner, and in bringing to his
remembrance heinous transgressions that
he had committed Luther at last be-
thought himself of way to rid himself
Of these homilies. One night the devil
came in a very serious mood to break
down the reformer's confidence in God,
and said: "Luther, you have nearly
sinned away your time of grace. II
know it" exclaimed the reformer; "Uoly
Satan pray for mel The devil saw the
! Joke. and left Luther free from disturb
ance for m onth. A cry for peace from
! fillibusters and bosom friends Of William
Walker! A cry for sacredness of hu-
man life from men who have plotted 20
overrun Mexico and Central America in
order to lay the black foundations Of a
slave empire on soil-dyed crimson! A
cry for light taxes from men who would
have been too happy, six months ago, tc
pay two hundred millions for war with
Spain, for Cuba! A cry of sympathy y
with laboring classes from men who be
ieve that bondage is the true basis of a
State, and who applaud in their hearts
the call of their allies in the South to
restrict the right Of suffrage and gov.
eminent of gentlemen! A cry Of econ.
omy from men of a party that once ad-
ministered the finances Of San Francisco
The hounds on the track of Brodericb
turned peace men, and affected with hys
terics at the sniff of powder! Wonderful
transformation! What a pleasant sigh
"a hawk looking SO innocent, anc
preaching peace to doves, his talons
loosely wound with cotton! A clump o
wolves trying to thicken their ravenou:
fanks with wool, for this occasion only
and composing their fangs for the work
of eating grass! Holy Satan, pray fol
US"