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GooD.-There are many kinds of "good." To

GooD-There are many kinds of ".good." To
the trading community any man who can pay his
debts is good" moral person is undoubtedly
good; +" but then, very immoral one is often
esteemed "good fellow" With commercial
people goodness consists in money; with the
i" fancy" in muscle. In short, everywhere, and
what is much liked or desired. A traveller on the
coast of Africa, writes that a native said to him,
eyeing his abundant apparel-of which the negro
had next to none" You very good man-you
got plenty shirt!n
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A RELIsHER OF A JoKE.-A man lately received
ia an English town. The culpris, instead Of bel
lowing when the constable applied the lash,
laughed immoderately, which made the angry
officer lay on with harder force. On giving him
it no longer. Well, here, mister" said he, ave
done my duty, and can lick you no more, but I'd
like to know what it is thatssof funny ~ Funny ~
Youve got the qorong Smith! I amt the man that
was to be whipped! It's the other one And
now you'll have to go it all over again! Really.
it's too good You must lick the other man !!
Ha ha ha - .ss E.lFt
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Neh 0rleans 9ailg Gresttrtt.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1862.


WFriday, May l6, having been set apart as
day of humiliation and prayer, we trust that our
citizens will give the day due observance We
are advised that divine service will be held at
Christ Church, on Canal street, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ of that dav.
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What glorious world this would be, if all its
inhabitants could say with Shakspere's Shep-
herd +: 'Sr, / am true laborer; I earn that /
wear; owe no man hate; envy no mans happi-
ness glad Of other mems good; content with my
"
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FURNITURE AT AUCrIoN.--The public will please
bear In mind sale Of The elegant furniture OF
the ST. james Hotel aso eight elegant panofortes will
take place Wednesday, the l4h ins in Apoy Hall. See
advertisement.
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1t is highly ridiculous not to get rid Of our own
faults which is in our power, and show abhorrence
Of and be eager to reform the fralties Of other
people, which is not in our power.
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mother writes that her little girl, seeing her
apple trees to get cider?" That would only be
acting like great many people who, in their
haste to get at coveted results, perpetually at
tempting to anticipate the process Of nature.
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Joe Cross thinks that Adam must have been a
fast man, for he was ahead in the human race
but that sscriptural individual who hnngered and
thirsted In the wilderness was faster! H.
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II 243 CAMP STREET,
Between st. Joseph and Delord street, New Orleans,
GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER, AND DEALER IN GAS
FIXTURES, PIPE, PLUMBING MATERIALS, ETC.
Dwellings, Stores Offices fitted for Gas Water short
notice.
-Odcrs left in Box lbS Mechanics Exchange, 10 ST..
Charles street, promptly attended to.
Referrnce-Mr. Hill No Chartres street. fs1A
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Provost Marahnl'S Office. q

4 s59sG NEW ORLEANS, La, May 10, 1862.
The Office Of the Provost Marshal has been rem5vei
United States Custom House 10 No. IS Canal street. ~
74@s ~ JONAS II. FRENCH, 81
myl0 2p Provost Marshal and Aid dc Camp.
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Before the introduction Of carpets, to cover the
floor with straw or rushes was deemed necea-
sary a point of courtesy, that when not performed
it was said that the host +" did not care rush or
straw" for his guest-hence the origin of the ex-
preston go cOr1fkfeA AneW-- =
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~ Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WILT, of the Second District.
See Crescent Of the 29h and Sst January e2l spa
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MANUEL A. MARINO,
4A THE SPANISH PHRENOLOGIST,
Is prepared to The those
knowing themselves which only be attained by
Of the wonderful sciecce OF Phrenology. 5sg
No. 50 EXCHANGE PLACE.
ap2 If up stairs
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k6- For Recorder of the First District
wA EMERSON, the present Incumbent is candidate for
reelection. Election, June q 1862. ap7 2nte
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A1 For Recorder of the First District
tuC1EN ADAMS is candidate for Recorder First
District. Election, June 2. 1852 ap8 2nts
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Post Office,
NJ A I +, g .

The M4ils cIoe for NEW YORK. BOSTON and all Cities
ud To1ns In LOYAL STATES nt o'clock, Z. A., daily.
TGe Foreign Mails g va New York.
Mails for places leave by tbs earliest possible
conveyance. ~ .
JOHN NJ. q. PARKER, Postmaster.
New Orleans, May 10. 1862 myl2 2p3t
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Corn Meal.

CORN MEAL MILL. has been established in tie bnild-
ing recently occupied by Cook Broher of South
Market and Leves Streets the accommodation OF the poor
Sold small quantities oy at the rate Of 81 so buhe
unsft boled 81 Grits, 81 %; srap 81 Is per 100
N JAMES BEGGS, comn,,ee.
m,1a 2nf JAMES DAVIS,
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Information Wanted.

Mr. JANIS WILSON for many years come cted with the
business department of Ike Bulletin Office office
clok Monday mornng since that time nothing has
hesrd of him For several days previous Mr. Wilson had
suffering from attack and had entirely
from its effects Te large number Of citizens Mr. Wilson
is well known but As this meet the EYES of strangers The
following description of him given Age about 90 years
has short uk hair about five feet eight and half inches
height dark frock coat black merino vest grey pants
and black cashmere h very sighted and usually
wears gold spectacles.
Any Information Of the whereabouts Mr. Wilson will be
thankfully Office of tile Commercial Bull
etn, No. u Graver street. Persons giving iion
will Be most Literally rewarded. mySu
Citizens of New Orleans.
The Council have passed the following resolu-
tions
Resolved That the Mayor b and he is hereby authorized to
organize outside of the regular police of city New Or
leans Citizens Police In each Precinct for that purpose
to and compel service in the respective precinct any
resident.
Resolved. That every citizen bound comply with the
orders he receive from his Honor the Mayor to perform
SPECIAL duty the Police
Resolved Thathe Special Police appointed shall wear
badge and such the Ma yor may determine
sP DE LABARRE
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
j. MAG1ONI,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
hereby notify all COOL citizens to report PAUL JUICE
Fills denera Commanding European Brigade who
by with full authority to act for the preservation of the
public peace
Gen Juge authorized to disperse all assemblies
composed of more than six Persons
JOHN T. MONROE
Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans.
Approved April 80. 1862 MI 2n,r
k@- For Recorder of the First Distrfet-
WM EMERSON, the present Incumbent is candidate for
reelection. Election, June 2, 1862 ap7 2nte
~ Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective of
Party. VICTOR WILT, of the Second District.
See Crescent Of the 29h and 3lst January e2l sns
NJ For Recorder of the First District
LUCIEN ADAMS is candidate Recorder of the First
DISTRICT Election, June 2. 1862. ap8 2pts
NJ messrs. W. n. Adams. w. M. Senpls
and D. VanHorn have full of attorney per cot
passed before ". H. Peters. Esq, Notary Public.
nls J. O. NIXON
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VOLUME XIV.
To Ha akerY.

To Bakers.
MAYeRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City hall. May Il, 1862
The price of Flour being this day Twenty Dollars tS2W
barrel kers reqel give during the ensuing week,
commencing TUESDAY the 18Th instant follows, until
furttcr notice
Tw enty Eight Ounces OF Bread d1r........20 20 cents.
Fou teen .................U cents.
Seven ................... cents.
myl3 2ptf JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
Post Office.
To the citizens New Orleans have obtained
the Of General B F. BUTLER tn the de livery
Of all letters found by in this Post Office taking
the Thee letters many of them much
accd opened They hnye been assorted and arranged
well It IL possible do, and the Office will be opened at
the GENERAL DELIVERY, on WEDNEhnAY MORN
ING the 14h instant O'clock for the purpose Of issuing
them.
all mail will be received and delivered In
compliance with the laws Of the United States.
Rsmi ances Of cash valuable securities mist be REPORTED
and nEGIsrERED, to Insure transmission
JOHN NJ @. PARKER,
Postmaster at Ship Island Misls ippi
New Crleans May 10, ls6L. Transferred here
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NJ Messrs. w. II. Adams, w. M. Sempls
aud D. vanHorn have my power attorney as Der cot
passed before ". H. Peters. Esq, Notary Public.
nls J. 0, NIXON
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ing recently occupied by Cook Bother of South
Market and Leves Streets fer the accommodation Of the poor
Sold in small quantities oy the rate Of 81 go per bushe
for ursd bol'ed 81; Grits, 81 25 Bran, 81 70 per loo
'''. JAMES BEGGS, comn,,rss
m,,s 2p.r JAMES DAVIS, o'Dll''''e.
Clothing at Retatl.
Our LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING is offered at
RETAIL. ,,,n
m,s 2plm 7s Canal street.
Hams, sides and Shoulders. J
For sale at Wholesale, account of the Safety COMMITTEE
HARRIS, BERCIER & CO.,
aug 2p,f New II fold BY TchonpitouAa st
ks0ots, Shoes assd Hr0yasso,
AT WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied With prilns Dtchius sooTs frsss
aKoaANs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf. strsvs lad sr.psahhs
PA rs. 1t ths low est msrktt pr!css,hy
@ raosT CO..
No. 10 aaea,ins 9 ss.r.e.. No a tr=-hr.
ssuta. Cssps. atc.. at sVsoissnie.
9" stls shs
ror ussrtmsre Panatss Palm Lest Ef1'es
and Sool Il ats. at ths lowest market prires. by
FROST d CO.,
xsu&w 80 NJ. 10 Magazine strset FswOrsans.
CHEET ZINC
casks Sheet Zinc.
For sale for Conf, dera,e notes by
EDMUND NJ. IvENs,
mylo6t SO St. Charles street.
7as,sa Sc boxes Extra Old CASTLE Soap.
| For sale for Confederate notes by
EDMUND N. IvENs r
mylO Ct IS ST. Charles street.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
S@s OF NEW ORLEANS.
Thirteenth Annual Statement.
Amount of Premiums for tts year ending April 30,
lb62 ..S 434,4to q
Amount of Profits for the year ending April 3O,s
If 2aobsi D
Amoant Assets 3Oh of April 1862 400 100 Il
The Trustees declared a SCRIP DIVIDEND o
| FIFTY PER CENT, after paying SIX PER CENT
INTEREST al outstanding Scrip and have resolved t
| balance due SIXTY PER CENT? Of the scr
| of the year 1858. ,,
Reeeab'e Scrip payable in Confederate Note
| .,n and after Monday next, the 18th day Of May.
Certificates Scrip the year 1862 deliverable
| after the second Monday Il lh day. of August next
| THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
| M G. W. sPRATT, Secretary.
n vppJn 1,-
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WAS brought the CltJ t'0lics JilII
w the ls Of May 1862 the gri hoy WILLIAM COY sayt
he belongs Mr.. Droue Edward Dronst lives Eh
pnnaie He Is feet ~ inches high looks INTEL gent
has the left hand speaks frenc AMI English he
aged about 10 or IL years.
Tbs will call claim his property according to Law.
MIGUEL HERNAS'iFZ JR,,
Keeper Of City Policr jail.
=. DEYEEPORT,
mo l5t Clerk of t;ouptroisr.
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WAS prousnt to ,.s sns CITY Poiics Sc Jail IL. on I,
belongs Widow George Cook eing the oft:an
Orange in this city He is feet 81 inches high
beard around the month"; black spot
upper teeth speaks English only he aged nbou, . or 26
years.
Fae owner will call and claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JK., -. q. .assE :
Keepsr Of City Police jail.
Registered May 8, 1861.
f. DEFEEP0RT,
l5t 'Nork "f 'tninptrnler.
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Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
For sale at Wholesale, account Of the Safety COMMITTEE
HARRIS, BERCIER & CO.,
aug 2ptf New II fold BY Tchoupitoulas st
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OFFICE OF CoNMIssARY OF 81

Gro. G. srnosG, A. A. G., Chief of Staff.
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WAS brought to the city Police jail
" the 2st Of April 1862, the mnlaEo boy HENRY Say
he belongs Capt Wbray who Hives hbuvo jackson
Carrolton. He feet "a inches high hi nppe- teeti
missing long beard around his mouth speaks english only h
S aged about 35 OF &c years.
The will call his according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JK.,
Reepar o City Police Jail.
Registered May 8, 1852.
+. DEyENPoRT,
naqI I5t EYrt - Tnntpi
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Mayor Of the City Of New Orleans,
Approved April 30. 1862. mi e,,s
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WAS brought to the City Police jail
w 10th of April 1862 the black boy AME3 tROWN
AMES BRUCE Says he is free and was born in Virginia
inches high has hafr and beard, speaks Eng
sh only, he is aged about 50 or 81 years
call CLAIM hs property according TO law.
. MIGUEL HERNANDEZ. JR.,
,E - Keeper of City Police Jail
E.DEyENPORT,
m9 l5t Clerk OF CoInptr 1er.
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail on
w the 9Th Of May, 1861, The black boy JACK sACKE
he belongs M. Barrow ot Rbert Barrow who lives III
the parish of Jee son. lie xS 80 inches g spcakt
Eng ish only, aud is aged about 10 years,
The will call and claim hi. according law.
" MIGUEL HERNANDEZ ia.
F Keeper OF City Police Jail.
Registered May H. 1862.
E. DEVENPORT.
myi3 l5t Clerk Of Comp. sler.
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Clothing at Retail.

Our LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING Is offered at
TAYLOR d. KNAPP,
m,a on1m 70 Canal street.
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MAS brought to the City Police jail OF
w the 5ih May, 1862, the black boy LUCIEF Says h
belongs Fersheanx b. Fc~seaus Recorder of th,
Patsh james, La. lie feet ea inches high has
oJorciead pleasant asc speak, Fcnch and little Eng
lis&ssE IN aged about II or IS years
will call and Claim his property according law.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police jail
Registered May 8. 1862.
+. DEVENPORT,
m9 l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-26
CHERIFF SALE.-John T. Ratbborn

~ x Benjamin l. Hart and Alvin N. Hart. By virtue
of writ o Ri Fa ssue.i out Of and under the seal Of
the Circuit Court for the county OF ngham to 'irec
ted and delivered the goods and chattes lands
and tencmcn;s Of Benjamin T. Hart and Alvin n. Hart
did the 18th day of February. A. H. 1852 levy upon
all the right title and interest of Benjamin Hart
and the following described lands and tenements,
wit: part u bot number six 90 in block twelve 2) in
the City Of lansing county Of ngham and State o Mich
ian lansing and Of the sub division Of said block
twelve 2) together it'll the water pow and privilege
Connected Herewith which premises and water
and privilege particularly bounded and described
IN certain deed Of eyance, executed by Alvin n
Hart to the said Benjamin HART bearing date the first
day Of January, A. D. 1885, and recorded the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds for the county Of Ingham the
seventh day u January A. d. 1885, in lber Is Of deeds
at page 50, particular reference being had thereto To-
get her nth the Touring mill and other buildings stu
ate thereon and all the appurtenAnces any be-
eng thereto also that piece parcel Of land situate
in the City OF lansing Aforesaid, commencing one
hundred and ninety 900 links east Of the south
corner Of lot six 90, block twenty four (2),
ming thence east one hundred and seventy Q70l links
thence north u Grand River, thence along sail
Grand River hundred and seventy 1?O) links
thence south " the place Of beginning Also that
tain piece parcel Of land situate the nship
Alaedou and county Of lngham Aforesaid described as
follows: The south bali Of the north quarter
ton number one ~ in town three 80 north, Of range
one a west
All of which shall expose for sale to the highest bid
der the front door o( The Court House. the village
Of Macon lngham county, Saturday, the 12th day
/ April, A. d. 1S62, II one O'Clock r y.
Dated Neon, February 3ltA, 1s0
3S1w:. nu1AN RNQR, Sheriff
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The ErcHELL R,or CAsE-Under this

The ErcHELL RIor CAsE-Under this
Asad correspondent Of the Jackson Patriot,
vhs igns himself 4" Mason" sends to that paper
aeonmsnication in relation to the Bunker Hill
aaair, which 10 false in every particular. After
ahuding 70 the fact that Clark and Barr were
&seharged By Judge Lawrence, without stating
u reason, which Vas, that they had once been
eisd and convicted, and the law allowed no
aans to b twice placed in jeopardy, no says:
There were warrants issued for other par
sss Known - have been in the sang-sur i',ds-
Jseiea0s sheriff rode dewn to Bunker Hin. very
l'ssrsly, and then rode back again, reporting on
h return that the culprits we're " non est" but
thas the daddy" Of one Of the scanps, Who
- llastsated the Aforesaid I" daddy's" life
hag political teaching rather to foreibly, should
- delivered Up as soon - the young renegade
sAssh return. Subsequently "dad" brought
IN up-yoang hopeful entered into bail for ap-
psasanes, w. arraigued for trial last week, but
vAea the eosspirators and their sympashisiug
hisaaa which number at least nine -tenths Of the
kspahlicaa party. found that their threats OF vi.
sssaes had not deferred Eschsll from appearing
80 witness. As eass vas pat over" -
he Sessesiag rsism 70 the case Of the Psept
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DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich

l. igan. county of lngham, sat- a session of the
Probate Court for the county Of lngham holden at the
Probate Office in the village Il Mason Monday the Sd
day Of February in the year one Thousand eight hun
dred and sixty two; Present, VIM ii. Pnckney Judge
Probate In the matter Of the estate Of Clarence ~
Clements. minor. On reading and filing the petition
duly verified Of John Clements guardian OF sai minor
praying that ne may be AUTHORIZED AMI licensed II sell
lots g. and g. IN block number = in the village Of Dsns
vc and invest the for the sGpTor, ami educ
Of said minor:
Thereupon II IL ordered that Monday, the ith day Of
April next At IL O'Clock IN the forenoon, be assigned
for the hearing Of said petition, and that the heirs law
Of said deceased and all other persons interested in sail
estate required tn appear al session Of said Court
then be holden at The Probate Office in the village IL
Mason and show there be, why the prayer
II the petitioner should he granted: And is fur
ther ordered that said petitioner give notice t. the
interested in said estate Of the tendency Of said
petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing copy Of
this order be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating in said county Of Ing
ham, successive weeks previous TO said day Of hear
Ing "a true copy VIM H. P1NCkNEY,
355w6 Judge of Probate.
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MnLErT's Coal MINE.-The Coal Mine
Of Silas E. Ailett, ESQ.,, three miles West Of the
Benton House, in the township Of Delta, Eaton
county, is new being worked by the proprietor.
He ID furnishing the blacksmiths Of this city,
Who pronounce il superior to any other Michi-
gn coal they have used, a. there is less sulphur,
and the iron is less injured by heating. NJ.
Millstt expects to get out seventy FIVE tons the
present week, which he sells at 8 so per ton.
The coal bed covers surface Of eighty acres,
which descends rapidly 10 the bank Of the Grand
River, and can be drained with little expense.
The vein now worked is only eight feet below
ehe surface, and il two feet in thickness. Six.
teen feet below the surface IS vein four feet in
thickness. The coal 10 insxhaustble, and can
b worked with less expense than any other
nine in the State. Between these veins is bed
q clay which makes the best stone ware, 200
tens having been lately sold to the Pottery at
The hover town for that purpose. 1t is pro-
neaseed BY Capt E. B. Ward, Who has tried
u better clay for Ere brick than any other in
Ne United States, not excepting the New Jer-
~. Capt Ward uses 200, 600 Ere brick yearly,
which essts him as per thousand. We under.
sand from NJ. Millett, that he prefers his, and
VII bsy Of him. To furnish him st the prices
- be- paid, would yield the Handsome sum o.
$4,000 yearly.
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%. Anass j. DuSsis. which vsa On The docket
for trial at the February term The witnesses
were al summoned, and the trial vas TO come
on On "Wednesday morning, Feb. l2sh, when Mr.
Etehen informed the Prosecuting Attorney that
it would be impossible for him to 20 TO trial, a.
be had lost brother the night previous, and At
Ais request, the case - eontinusd ell the May
term. As to there being no attempt to arrest
other offenders BY the officers Of the county"
BY consent Of Etchen hinself, it vas thoaght
best to await the disposition Of the prisoners an
der arrest before Issuing requisitioa for young
Clark, now in the army.
II there has been any trouble in this case, is
arose from the fact that the Democratic frierds
Of Etchell chose TO take Clark and Barr into their
own hands, rather than 70 call upon the proper
county officials, and that in consequence of the
erroneous judgement Of . Democratic Justice
upon fair trisl for Assault and Battery, they
we're released on . writ of Habess Corpus, and
cannot be again tried upon any other charge,
Involving As it must, the Same evidence a on
the former trial, and possibly . conviction for
the same offence without overriding both the
constitution and the law, a. settled by numerous
decisions.
Mr. Dubois will be tried whenever Mr. Etchell
is ready 70 proceed with il, and il NJ. Etchell
shosld complain Of others, the Law will take it,
course.
The assertion that nine .tenths Of the Republi.
cans sympathize with those arrested, or that the
sheriff or any other officer has failed to do bis
duty in every particular, 10 totally false. The
object Of the charges 10 for the purpose Of ma
king Democratic votes, and will fail Of it, pur.
pose, as the people Of the county understand the
matter and will swallow none Of the lies of " Ma
aOD"