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COLUMBUS. July II.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
The both, 6sth and 124sh Ohio regiments
passed through here this afternoon and
evening, on their way to Camp Cleve-
land.
TIE 74th Ohio 48O men, and the 10th
Ohio, 3O3 men, left Louisville to-day, the
former for Cleveland and the latter for this
place.
The 5th Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infsn-
try, numbering eight officers and 100 men
has been mustered out and ordered to Co
lumbus for final payment.
PROMOTIONS, sc.
Arnold McMabon has been promoted TO
Colonel of the 2Ist Ohio; Captain VIM.
Z. Michsr to Lieutenant Colonel, and
Captain John Q. Martin to Major.
Ths order dishonorably dismissiDg Maj.
D. G. Howard, of the load Ohio, hiss been
revoked and he has been honorably dis
charged.
Lieutenant E. b. Mason, of the 21st
Ohio has been honoraby discharged.
Chaplain John Ford, of the 1921 Ohio
has resigned.
GENERAL SHERMAN.
General Sherman visits Columbus to-
morrow, and while here will be the guest
oft he city. The public reception will occur
ia the Capitol Square at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
THE ESCAPED PRISONERS.
The prisoners who escaped from the
Psnitentiary yesterday have not been re-
captured. 0ne of them is a mulstto, by
the name of Richard Manly, AMI the other
is Robert Brown, military convict. A
reward of $50 is offered for the arrest Of
the former.
SECRETARY SMITH BETTER,
A dispatch received from Nan, X-a-l- So
day conveyed the gratifying intelligence
that there was considerable improvement
in Secretary Smiths condition. 1t is ex-
pected he will be able to return home in
ten days.
ALLOTMENTs-
Since last November, Pay Agent w. H.
Williams has certified into the Treasury,
for the benefit of soldiers families,
81, $40, los allotment money. He has also
expressed in the same time SIZE. 900.
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FHOM HAVANA.
NEW YoRK. Jul,

NEW YORK, July u.
The steamer Eagle has arrived from Hav-
ana She celebrated the 4Ih in Havana by
salutes at morning, noon and night, which
the Spanish war vessels and authorities ac-
knowledged.
Rumors of the invasion of st. Domingo
by the Hsytisns were daily increasing.
Report even said the President of the Re-
public, with four of his ministers and Ru
escort of $50 men, had come within two
miles of the capital to confer with the
Spanish, and proposed to make a new
treaty, but the result IL unknown.
The ex-rebel steamer Owl, Captain Maj
fit, had left for Liverpool.
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LIE PHESN ACOnUAT.

.a.-sz IuHa-.-y r.. % t-. DETROIT, July u
The Trade Convention re-Assembled this
morning, and the balance Of tue commit
tees were appointed. 70. .3
Mr.. ScRmmon, of Chicago, offered res
olution to change the basis OF voting so as
to make it according to the population of
the cities. The resolution was REACTED.
Mr.. Scammon then mounted on q seat and
protested sgainst the action of the COnven-
lion, and concluded by declaration that
the Chicago delegation would withdraw
from the Convention in CONSEQUENCE of it.
This led to great tunult. -a--.
The President read resolution raising 8
special committee to consider the subject of
trepfesentatiOn. l'a- .Isrr.T l.I.
The Convention took recess.
at IuI oi 3lu SECOND DIsPACTH.
Among the resolutions proposed in the
Convention was one for decimsl system
of weights and measures, and for uniform
system Of measuring liquids in the several
States. E ~ - t-1A
The special committee on representation
in the Convention reported that each State
shsIl hsve the same number of votes IS
each Stste has on the electoral college, de-
ducting therefrom one vote for each ssso.
citation here represented, the chairman Of
each delegation to determine the manner
| In which the remaining votes of each State
viii be given. -a ltrm7 .-.
The chicago delegates expressed satis-
faction with the arrangement, and with
drew their protest. Had not this arrange
l mept been effected Buffalo would have
gone with Chicsgo and the convention
| would have been an abortion.
i ffMcChesney and Scsmmon of Chicago
Pruyn, sef Albany; Ssyton, of Missouri;
Hill, of .Bsston; II. P. Bridge, of Detroit
| Dale, of Bangor Sabine, of Msssachu-
sets, and Henry Il. Prentice OF Maine
were added to the Reciprocity Committee
2iaF 4FrERN6oN SESSION.
The Convention adopted the following
/ resolution. y, f..-.s.r f..
/ .RssoIpsa, That it is the duty of Congress
to regulate commerce with foreign nation
in such 8 manner SIS 10 incgease the re
sources of the government for the pay
ment Of the, nstionsl debt, to promote In
i dependence and prosperity to the country
and effsclually protect the labor and in
dustry Of the people of the United State
against the conflicting policy of other ma
i tions. sl.-.-. ..-...
Here General Ord appeared and was re
ceivad with several rounds of cheers.
"A letter was read from John Bright re
gretting his inability to visit America an
the 6onvept lion, and faYoring reciprocity
sc. - ~ ---a.s ...--......
Mr..Littieiohn, from the Committee o
TrsnsiL, presented s report in favor Of tn
Niagara ship canal.
Nj. Prosser presented minority repOr
} The discussion called out Messrs. Rsndolpl
!. YonngloTe, Littlejohn, Mcclellan,
Montreal, Hon. n. Cameron, M. ]. Tow
send and Davis of Cincinnati; but befo
! any question was taken, the ConventiC
: adjourned until Tomorrow.
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FROM SEW ORLEANS.

Cotton unchanged.
Checks on New York steady.
Gold, 4l@42 discount and firm, T.
The steamer Cromwell, from New York
has arrived. l'
There has been an extensive FIRE at Mo,
bile. Loss $4,000. -..-.--
The Times Brszos correspondent re-
ports terrible storm there on the 3Oth.
Gems. Weitzel and Steele were st Brazos
A large number Of their troops have moved
up TO Clarksvlle and Whites Rancho
Steale demsuded of the Imperislists the
surrender of the ordnance given them BY
the rebel General Slaughter.
A division of cavalry under Gen. Mar
nit, leave soon from Shreveport for Texas
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APPOINraERTs.

WAsHIEGToH, July IL.
The following, among other appoint
ments and re- appointments of postmasters,
have been made:
Alexander Sharp, Richmond, Va; Pres
cot Wright Springfield, Ill; Allen Rich
ards, Jefferson City, Mo- Geo. W. Pat
ton, Altoona; Mrs. n. Silimsn, PottsYillei
VIM. G. Wiley, Washington; James Nc
Needy, Evansville; Achilles Williams,
Richmond. Ind,
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POUGHKBEPsIE, July II.
The boat race which was to have taken
place at Cornwall, on the Hudson river,
today, between Mccall and Delacy, for 8
purse of 81, 900, was postponed until to-
morrow on account of the rOughness of the
water.
The great four. cared race between
Poughkeepsie and New York crews for
Sc 600 and for the championship of Ameri-
CO, the largest prize ever rowed for on the
Hudson river, will come off opposite this
city or Tuesday next.
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FRoM wA.HlNcroN.
Lsp'oial si.pstohos to the inoipnasl Commercial

Tsp ,Oial ispstches to the inoiDnsti Commercial
WASHINGTON, July IL.
CABINET SESSION.
There was q protracted CsbiRet Meet
ing 10 day, ali of the members present.
The appointment of Provisional Governor
for Florida, it is believed was under con-
siderstion, as well as the question of clos
ing Ford's Theatre, last night. A promi-
nent Member of the Cabinet TO- day stated
it would be considered, and also the
question of its purchase by the Govern
ment.
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT.
The following Western regiments, be-
longing to General Schofeld's Corps, have
been mustered out of service and are now
on the way to their respective States: The
oh and 1O.h Ohio Cavalry, lsOth, 181st
and 1884 Ohio Infantry, Goth Illinois, slh
Miunao!a, 18th and 18th Indiana, 9Th
Michigan Cavalry, 18th, l6sh and 26th
Kentucky Infantry, and I'd, Sd and SID
Kentucky Csvsly. The 9th Ohio and 9Th
Indiana Cavalry will be retained in service
until the termination of the period of their
enlistment.
sTATE PRISONERS.
There are about half a dozen State pris-
oners at present confined in the Arsenal,
who are kept in profound mystery. Pro-
fessor McCulIoch and Harrison, JEFF. Davis
private secretary were there before the
late unknown arrivals.
OVATION To MARYLAND SOLDIERS.
Hon. NJ. Blair left here to-day for Hsgers-
town, Maryland, to deliver an address to
returned loyal Maryland soldiers A
grand ovation is to be given there.
RELICS OF THE AssAssIHs.
| Fifty dollars we're offered yesterday by
a relic hunter for less than an inch of the
rope by which Mrs. Surratt was hung.
The offer was refused.
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TREAsURY MATFER

NEW YoRK, July IL.
The Times learns that Collector Draper
paid yesterday into the Treasury $4 ,20O,-
600 in gold, being the proceeds of recent
sales Of cotton and other seized or aban-
doned property. Money arising from
these sales is no longer s special fund, but
it goes into the Treasury (genersl) account,
and persons having demands for property
of the kind specified IS seized or destroyed
bv the Government, will hsve 70 prose
cute their cases before the court of claims,
and, if successful, wait for special spprO-
priation by Congress to do them justice.
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DETROIT, July l2-9:lO P. I
AFTERNOON SESSION. .


The first business in order upon the re-
assembling of the convention was the re-
port of the Committee on Order of Busi-
ness. They reported the order ss follows;
Reports on Reciprocity, on TransiL, on
Lake and Hsrbor Improvements, on Com
merce, on Finance, on Agriculture and
Manufactures, on Miscellaneous Business.
REPORT on AGRICULTURE AND MAEUFAo-
TUREs. 81.
The first four committees not being ready
to report, the Committee on Agriculture
and Manufactures presented their report
through DIR. Robinson, of Cleveland, Chair
man, in series of resolutions asserting the
necessity for the Government giving proper
encouragement to industrial pursuits in the
nation that every branch of human In.
dustry in the country should be secured the
enjoyment of s permanent and remuner
alive recOmpepse to enable the Government
TO secure the revenue to meet ths annus
demands upon it; that to this end 8 dis
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VOL. XIX---NO. l65
BRECKINKIDaE DErARFED FOR
EUROPE

NEW 1oRk, July II.
The news by the Esgle reports that
Gen j. O. Breckinridge accompanied by
Msjor q. ]. Helm, Confederate Adjutsnt,
lett Havana on the 7th of July, in the Eng
llsh msil steamer Conway, for st. Thomas
and Europe. .t...
Before embsrksrking Msjor Helm was
detained on the wharf by q gentleman, for
the sum of $500 due him. The MsjOr was
obliged to give bonds and leave an agent
to satisfy the party. The Conway left at
SIX in the evening, having waited an hour
over time, thus giving Helm an opportun-
ity to get away. 20
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RROMNEMY YORn. .

NEW YORK July Z.
Thirty vessels were sold at auction to-
day by order of the Government, sllstesm-
ers but two, realizing prices larger than
was anticipated, viz: from $6, 500 to $751;
800. The total amount of the purchase
money was 1888, 900. One Of the vessels
is TO be prepared as yacht to take party
to Newfoundland to witness the laying Of
the shore end of the Atlantic cable.
General Hooker will assume command
here Monday
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PERIODICALS.
0TR YOHNG III KS.

An illustrated Monthly Nag Adne for sno
Girls edited BY J. I. TRJWBRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LARJOM. This MARsr
sine has already attained . circulation unpsIal
lesd in Che history Of magazine literature. With
the Issue Of the April number It Wln have an 90
tablshed circulation OF $1,000 cop e. II is cor
dislIy commented BY both the secular and religoui
press also BY A persons interested IN the subject
OF Juvenile IAteraturs, while the expressions Of
qualification the Publishers daily receive frou pa
rents and also from the Young Folks themselvssL
convince chem that the magazine answers a want
that s universally felt. IL Is the AIN Of the Pub
fishers to make it . first class HAgaBiUe in every
respect and they will spare neither labor nor
expense in their endeaVOTI u furnish % their
young resdsrs one whose monthly Visits shall Be
always welcome, and shall be expected with Ples-
sure.
The staG Of Contributors embrace tse following
among many prominent names; Mrs. STOWE, II.
W. L0NGFELLOW, JOHN g. WHITTIER, o. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. L. n. CHILD Captain MAHn1
REID. eFfEst l l-fr
Terms 81 year. Single numbers 20 cents esen
All subscriptions payable In advance. Specimen
copies OF Our Young Folks will be sent 70 any cd
dresa Tor % cents each. % Er
JOHN y. AAMON, at Bakers Book Etore, 25s ~.
pericr street. Cleveland, being our only NuthoriEeo
Agent for the state of Ohio ell orders for ihe Trade
a. well subscriptions should be addressed % him
- Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
% any address for s..
TIOKEOR FIELDS,
Publishers, Boston.
50 AGENTS WANTED In every city and town.
FOR particulars address J. b. AMMOH,
mhIT;Ils M Agent Clevaland, e.
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nTPnNT,s RE0rFsr.
PHILADELpAIA, Ju

PHILADELPHIA, July u.
A special dispatch to the Press contra
diets, on tie part Of the relatives of Ad-
miral Dupont the reported bequest Of his
prize money TO an asylum for the orphans
of soldiers and sailors, and says that the
amount does not exceed $4,000,
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sEyES.THIRrIEs.

PHILADELPHIA July II.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the Seven -thiFties to day, to amount 10
Sc, llO,280, including the following: First
National Bank, New York, 81 100000;
Ninth National Bank, New York, ,$523 500 /;
Tenth National Bank, New York, SO o.
600; First National Bank, Boston, $780,
600; Second National Bank, Boston,
$500 600; First National Bank, Portland,
100000; First National Bank, Albany,
100000; First National Bank, Indisnsp-
oils, 100000; Second National Bank,
Chicago, $l8O, 900; Third National Bank,
Buffalo, 100000, First National Bank,
Bridgeport, Ct, $4,000; National Bank
of Republic, Boston, 100000; Vernilye
& Co, New York, $500, 900; II. Cleves 81
Co, New York, $l50OOO; Franklin Bank,
Columbus, 100000 Number of indiVid-
usl subscriptions, 4,278.
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BUsTaEss COLLEGE CONVENTIOs

The second day of the National Business
College Convention is more favorable, and
the colleges in the thirty-three cities sro
mora fLlly represented.
Among the gentlsm IN now in this city
70 address the Oonyention are EK Govern
or Yates and Gen. Garfield,
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NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL.

AT MkADNILLEl PEhhA.
Term comm snses Jaly 25lh aud continues in sss.
si n sight Neeks.
The desgu of the Institution is TO afford op.
por unity Tor . thorough Musical Education,
to al desiring to prepare themselves either as
Teachers or ATtistes.
TaEO Z. PEBEIEs of New York will have
charge Of the Voc Department. TENS, for full
cOurss SO. For particulars and circulars,
Address N. OOE. STEWART,
Hermitage, Pa
Or, MesJrs. Cook 4 Ball, or Henry Davis, Esq
MeadViile Pa. jUne2S 22s
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interest in crops or land, CT both, IN order
TO enforcs the fulflmeut Of contracts on
both sides. No general rule is laid down:
The Commissioner must use the privilege
and authority he already has.
No sgeut is authorized 70 tolerate COM
pulsOry or unpaid labor, exeept for legal
punishment of crime. Suffering may re-
suit 70 some extent, but suffering is prefer
able to slavery and is to some degree the
necessary consequence Of events. In all
action the officer should never forget that
no establishment for slaveslike apprentice-
ship without proper consent, or peonsge,
that is either holding people by debt, or
confne them without consent 70 the land BY
any system, viii bo tolerated.
PITTsBURGH, July IL.
PLANTERS coSVEETIOE.
Delegates to the Planters Convention
have arrived from Washington, Boston,
New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Newark,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago and other
cities. The Convention will meet here to-
morrow. A large number of delegates from
every part of the Union viii bo in attend
ance.
ARRIVED.
CARo, July Il.
Five hundred and twenty-nine bales Of
cotton, 1873 hOgshesds and 62s boxes Of su-
gar arrived TO- day.
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
Superintendent Frodman at Shreveport,
gives notice TO the planters that they will
not be allowed 10 drive the infrm negroes
from the plantations, as has been practiced.
CJRTIEAs.
CortinAs has been in consultation with
Gen. Brown. He said no usa.,i@ - 1--s--
oppUSe the Empire. He had created much
indignation by firing on the captured
steamer Belle, which resulted in the loss of
several lives.
aAELAGHER's ExOHAEGE.
a, NEw YORK July II.
Gold 14I5s.
New York Central, 90; Erie, 7s3l Hud-
son, Ill; Reading, 1OO4; Old Southern 665S;
Pittsburgh, 6994; Rock Island, 1Os;
North Western, 295z North Western pre-
ferred, 6S<; Fort Wayne, 1OO; MsriPOss,
-; Prairie du CHEN =; Canton AIS;
Cumberland =; Quicksilver 6SH.
Market steady but not active.
Gold closed I4I5S.
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ToNsoRIAL.
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 46 Public Square,
HASA TBE LATEST INVENTIONS m WIG UOKK.

sRE rsE ILLUSION WIs-It fits to a charm.
~ OURLs-FRENOH MANUAL RlHGLEFS--
Jus received f6irscg large quaDtity Of this beau
tiful hair Ladies' please call, examine and see or
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAID5-A large and we'll
selected stosk always on hand
GENE BOWS and FREHOd HRAD-DR sssEsp
made by the advertiser equal to those imported.
81 Ladies' oRn Braids made into any Of the
- Above Hesd Dresses without injury 80 switch
Ladles' Hair Dressiag, Curling and Hair Outting
done ia The --latest and mo { prevailing styles
HAIR DfEING -Partieu ar attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best OF Dye used
HOT AND COLD BA HS slN ays ready. The
b9,tb1tbing aptrtm 70 the oily W
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A ProtFactea Cabinet Meeting.
Ohio Cavalry Coming Hons.
Arrival Of State Prisoners at
the Arsenal.
Counterfeit County Scrip In
Chicago.
A Chicago Merchant in Trouble.
Movements, Promotions, Resig-
nations, &C., 10 Ohio Beg
iments,
General Sherman TO Visit
Columbus,
Secretary Smith Recovering
Secretary Smith Recovering
FROM COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, July IL.


E'peeial Dispatches to the Cleveland Lr.Dspl
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

R. t. Lyon, E.q, Of Cleveland, submit
ted a resolution which was referred, calling
for an expression of the sense of the Con-
vention upon uniform system of weights
and measured
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Since last November, Pay Agent W. H.
Williams has certified into the Treasury,
for the benefit of soldiers families,
$2,349, lO5 allotment money. He has also
expressed in the same time SIZE, 900.
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GOnt'H''ed on Fourth Page.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Busi-
ness recommended the adoption of the res
olutions of R. 7. Lyon, of Cleveland, Mr..
Converse, of Boston, and Mr.. Hill, of Bos-
ton, which were submitted this morning..
The Convention then adjourned 10 nine
o'clock tomorrow morning. E, G. II.
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The j1urrsl of yesterday was read and
aDnrOved.
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FROM DETROIT.

= .7s DETROIT, July II.
SECOND DAY-MORNING SESSION.
The Commercial Convention resssembl.
ed this morning pursuant to adjournment
and the proceedings we're opened with
prayer by Rev. DR.. Dufiisd.
RECIPROCITY coMMITTEE.
The Chair asked consent, which YVES
granted, TO increase the Reciprocity Com
mittee by adding four nsmes. Cog
JOURNAL. E-rrr
MI ,,,-ra1 oF ,,astardav xnau raod ard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-30
Is THE EMPEROR OF FRANCE A BONA
PARTE1
Correspondence of the New York Herald.l
pApta Nav on

The feud, which has now become open between
the Emperor and his cousin, has been long time
nur.ing. From the moment that the present En-.
peror exhibited proofs Of that power over the
French nation which placed him, and has kept
him, at the head OF il for so many years, an il.
feeling not entirely free from jealousy has grown
up toward him on the part OF Prince Napoleon.
The great resemblance of the Prince to the first
Napoleon and the entire lack of any such resent
blance in the features OF the Emperor, coupled
with the strong doubts which had always exist
ed in the family as to the present Emperors
legitimacy, very naturally made Jerome feel
little sore that his cousin had, by the force ot
his name alone, attained TO a position which
he himself might have occupied. From that day
to this misunderstanding and open quanels
have not been uufequent and 1t has been said
that during these latter the Prince Napoleon has,
on two or three occasions thrown into the very
face of the Emperor the charge oI bastardy. In.
deed, it is now stated as an on dit, and believed
by not q few, that the only reason the Emperor
has tolerated the Prince Napoleon CT all Is that
the latter has at his command the most positive
proof OF the Emperor's illegitimacy, in the form
of a letter fIom King Louis himself, in which he
states positively that Louis Napoleon Bonhpare'
now Emperor OF the French, is not his son. This
p;ecious family relic is said TO be in safe keepin g
soneWh here in Germany.
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TILE NEW YORK RnWpY.

The New York Times presents tho follow ing
graphic sketch of the New York rowdy
The curse OF this city in social lie is its con-
spcuons rutiani5m. There does not grow on
esrth creature so utterly wicked, SO morally
and physically debased, such 'ten.fold child of
LeIi Fos lie New York rowdy. Adding to the in.
herent yiciousness of a debased foreign par.
entsge. the terrible schooling of vagabond life
in the streets of bunking in the engine houses
and loafnp around rum shops, he becomes bru.
IaIized beyond the conception of any one who
docs not know the animal by experience. We
viii try to paint him. Let the stranger imagine
a iusty youth Of nineteen, muscular beyond his
Years; tim, awkward appearing much older than
he really is almost invariably wearing long
black coat, and black, round top soft hat pulled
over his eyes invariably fierce tobacco chewer,
az invariably smoker Of the meanest sort of
cigars, generally hard drinker of the worst
liuuor; in his conversation full of oaths and
slang, numbering Eug ish in the most atrocious
manner seldom speaking ten words without ours