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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-14
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G EN- Err AL NEWS

Harriet, Martineau ia in her sixty.
fourth year, She was deaf from, child
hood, and is now almost blind, yet rs.
tains her mental powers, writes abls
editorials for the London Daily News,
contributes to various periodicals, and
has just sent topress two volumes of
elaborate history. & si Ed hg'l.A
The Cincinnati Commercial saws IL
the policy advocated by the radicals
had prevailed, the Democracy would
have swept those States which recent
y gave republican majorities.
Il Is officially stated that Gsn. Lees
ARM, at the time of its surrender,
npamlb ~ bered $4,000, and Johnson's s37,-
600, men, q8ssa il 4aqas4 err
Gilmore Simms and Rob.
ert tBrunot nave been appointed com
mittee by the Mssonic Lodges of Col.
umbia, South Oerolina, to 20 North
and solicit aid in restoring the proper.
ty Of the Order detroyed by the great
fire.
5a .egr ,.u Ja1a1 81 goa as.ls.3
An Indian was recently caught in q
bear trap, and instantly killed, at Big
Meadow Alpine County, California.
lie had seen the trap baited with
mutton, and concluded to steal it. The
fall Of this, trap was made Of heavy
timber, armed with large spikes which
entered the Indians body. "'
Special dispatchre say the President
will issue q proclamation declaring the
restoration Of peace, before the meet.
ing Of Congress- f4''' ~ ''
The Methodist book concern OF
Nashville has been restored 70 It's own.
ers. 1t has been in possession Of the
military authorities since 1862.
'a Two iron plates four feet in diane.
ter and weighing 500 pounds, revolv.
ing eighty times in minute, send suf.
fcent heat up, a furnace to warm a
large factory. They are turned by o
band and q water wheel, and last for
years. i'aa1 Fa 2'if'''f 437'i4
Counterfeit sos, legal tenders, are
circulating. Experts are deceived. It
is thought the Treasury Department
will call in all the SOS, in circulation.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-14
POLITICAL PREACHING.

Raymond Of the New York Times,
gets disgpsted with Beecher's system
ofpolitics in the pulpit, and thus ex.
presses It: 81 f''1'"1''a "
The introduction Of religion into the
secular affairs is certainly in bad taste,
ssyors of hypocrisy, besides being an
infraction Of one Of the great com
mandments Of the sacred law, to re-
ally devout minds this infringement
upon the priestly functions has q
strong order of cant. 1t becomes dis.
gusting, moreover, when ministers of
the Gospel, unmindful OF their sacred
calling, make the pulpit the medium
of foisting their peculiar views on po.
litical and current 'secularities upon
their bearers instead of inculcating
moral virtues and religious truths.
- We are led to these remarks upon
reading the report Of q sermon deliv-
cred yesterday at Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, by the clergyman doing du-
ty there in place Of Henry Ward
Beecher, its. pastor. Surely this
preacher was altogether forgetful in
bis discourse of the wise mans saying
that ''there is time for all things"
He not only was guilty ofimpropriety
but impertinence His opinion res
peeting the eause of therebellion, the
perfdy and slave-worshipping ofpoli-
ticians, the necessity of hanging JEFF.
Davis and his prominent supporters,
may or may not be considered sound,
but in any case it was surely improper
for him to cram bis views down the
throats Of congregation assembled
to worship, to say nothing Of the dis
courtesy Of the thing, when it 10 con.
sidered that the regular pastor of the
church entertains diamstrically oppo-
site views, at least respecting the
the necks Of the rebel lead
ers, and has advocated clemency tow
ard them BY speech and pen, with con-
psrsistence.7aa -!asm ..
Clergymen who 60 outside their
calling as religious preachers, and set
themselves up as oracles on political
and purely sectional matters, will
doubtless be popular among that class
who are known by the itching ear;
hey are sincere and ferveut detractors
rom the dignity of their profession,
whose preaching is altogether in vain.
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God follows men; He turns to them
II lis .a. -.xu- Tr.... trF.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
Stuie of Ohio Viat0a C0untv

John D. Quinn. of Pittsburgh, in the State
i Penny auia, will take notice that Mary
Li>tnn, OF be County II Vito in the State
afOhin, cid on the 2Sth day Of December A D..
isf4, ii E her Petition in the Court of Cannon
Peas wi hin and for ,aid County. OF Viz ton,
tnd State OF Ohio, against the said John d.
Quinn, and Alice 2 linn, Bernard Quinn,
James Quinn. tathanue Quinn, Patrick II
Quinn. Almond SIule Jr. and Martin Grsth
ncfendant4, se,hug forth that about NJ ay A. D.
lS39. Eben1er Li-ton the husband Of the said
Mary Li>ton, purchased from Patrick Quinn,
moug otner the following tract of Ian |, to wit
Beginni 10 poles and links north from the
-uulh h east corner { Scott IN mum her ten town.
ship eight range sixteen in the . hO cOmpunys
purchase thence north one Gcgree and six
'uiuutes eat 81 poles and IS links; thence
north 70 degree we,t l89 l.oles and links,
suuhl min. west 4S qnles and 10 links theme
& south 70 degrees east lG0 poles and links TO
the place cl b5ni ming. That on the gid duy
Of May a. ID lSa9. the aid Patrick Quinn ard
Alice Quinn has wife executed deed OF tla.
date to said Ehen tzer Li.ton fof said Ian |,
Intending TO convey the same, bu t. that There
j. n mistake in raid dsed in this that instead
of describing tho ub, I'VE lands. 1t describes tho
lands u GLOWING 10, wit; Beginning 10 poles
and link nor OF the south east corner OF
hG section township and.range aforesaid thence
wv VI 'Ho hSelou NliD Tvs baSb D DOle5 un1
Is links. thence west % minutS north 100 poles
and links. thrnce south one deg rec and six
Ininuts west Sd poles and is links, thence east
~ nlnntI south l69poles I'd links to the
place Of beginning. Aud also, that. by the
lnst will of The said Ehenczer Liston. thu
plaintiff Become the absolute uwner of the land
fist above described. and hat she has sold said
lands u the said Almond Soules Jr and Martin
McGrstb and praying hat. in or or to onit tbe
title to sad lands, the aid dcfonIInts AIice
Quinn. John b. Quin. Bernard Quinn. James
QninH. taiharine and Palrck II Quinn bv
Wdered to execute deed for the satne 10 tba
suid almond Soules, and Martin McGrath mi
That in drtnuit ere ofSaid order shall op.rsta
u snch deed, and also. that Judgment be
rendered against the said defenda,ts Alire
Quinn. john d Quinn. Bernari Qrinn. + mes
Quinn. Catharine Quinn .nnG Patrick Il. Opinn
AID in f vor of the blaintfff for her costs Eerein
md for other relief And the said John D
Qninn Is Notified that he is n qui rad to arnsar
ard Snswer snid etilcn on or bofi,re the ,hirJ
1855
Jan oth. 1868. Eary Liston.
D. B. Shivtl her Atty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

a SUPERIOR REMEDY.--Wrcan coi,cicn-
rously recommend to those suffering from II
i-trrs>i"g eaugh., pr SJ'icklani's Mellihruus
'uugh Bals,m. II givoS relic ul most instant
menus, and ia w!hal not diSagrecahlc to tie
aste. There Is uo doubt but the Mrlliauous
inisIm is one Of tn best preparations IN u~e
,nd i, all that It's proprietor claims Tor it, We
ave tired it duilg the past week. aud found
eli,f from most distressing cough. Il pre-
arcd by DR.. Strickland, No. 8 East Fourth
greet Cincinnati, o.. and Tor sale by Drug.
>tIss AT 80 CENTS per bottle
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
/. IDAR&HEA lND NYsGVrG{Y

We lave examined great number O
other rom somr Of The most pnminen
citizens oi Cincinnati aud Coyingtnn eto j.,
speaking in the highest terms Of Dr Stick.
lands Anti-Cholprd Mixture lur The cure nl
dlarrhea and dNsrntery The Ierters are
to long tn pub iSh Mr Woods. of Cow
ngton su,s he was pronnunceu incurable
ior The best doctors III Cincinnati. and one
iOnle III DR. Sricklnl's Anti Cho'pr Mix.
lure effected prrm+nent cure after suffer.
Ing Tor months with the worst form of d lar
rio and dlsenrery.
Annlh'r SAYS b. was discharged from the
United States Srrvire after suffering in the
hospital for 8 months u incurdbIe, and rs a
last resource tried Strirklml's AurrCh,le-
ra Mixture he got well directly aud has NOW
entered the army again in COOL heallh.--
One man writes hr bis cured Sven or eight
very bad cases Oi diarrhel aud drsrnt-r> in
the barracks he was in With one holile OF
this va'u'be medicine. IN fact W. corl
I'LL h'li our paper with similar items Eom
these letters. Why does not our Govern.
menl secure this valuable rrerarl,inn.--
Onr army ought tu be supplied with it.. Il
L. 81 a short time since unn nf Our men
laid in very low con 'ilion at one Of nur
Cincinnati Hospitals MS wife wa sent for.
the doc'orS considered his an hopplrss case.
She, however, gave him Strick kamd's Anti.
ChoIefa Mixture, and in three weeks he was
aDIe To return home with his vile 10 New
Richmond, o. All these cases right at
home speak Gnr themselves. We hope all
the SOLDIERS viii put bottle Of it in their
knapsacks ii may save Them or snme oI
their comrades. 1t is for eale by Druggists
I so cents per bottle
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

SWEDISH CRrws --Mrs4 Brcmer
confirms the cruelty AMI cnnrlng IF
ihe Swedish crow>: A few c,,ws
will h, set Il mnh % hens kin them
aud then trarth IN open To eat the vet
nnlald eggs. A tishernan said hat.
hndlng his lines On one occasion ali
IN confusion, he watched aLu saw The
crows cpm" and phil np rh9 hooks
with their claws from under the water
and eaG Il rhe hrts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
DELINQUENT TAX SALE

The ahds f@ ard "rr h' qn II v tho 'rrasne of
I'on '"untv. ngtr with The aud peav charge Hg
ahe " law. ccnain,d md 1cr Il in the Glawing List viz:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
Editor of Democrat.

Editor Of Democrat.
DEAR SIR With vouI permission wish
- soy to the rea Iers o your pirer that |
will >eHl, by return ID mail. tn all wishing
II l'ree). Receive, with nI diracllous
Tor IN liking ahl using a simple Vegetable
BALM that will eff-rtudly remlvs IN ten
DAYS Pimp'rS. BIntches. Tan. Frecklss and
all impurities Of the skin. leaving The Same
soft. clear smooth and beauliful:
VIII nlso mail Tree to husp swing bald
heads. or b're faces, slhpl directions and
II 'oPm 'linn that will eutble them start a
u.l gtOW'h OF Lnxuri4nt fIiir, Whi,krrs or
Mo Istdcha, in less then tnirly days.
Al applications answered by return
ma il without charge.
Rrsrpctfullv yours,
TH0S: F: CHAPMAN Chemist
Sept. 22-64 So! Grrahua, New Ynr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
legal NOllEE

N, flee IS hereby given that will Ofjr for sllo
OF public auction ut thl dor Of the Nlurt
ll.u.o, inthe town Of NlArthar, Vpton COua;y
Ohio, on
the 7th dry Of F6'uary 1865,
at one o'slpck p, N. Of Olid day tho following
real ostat to wit. rh9 south east quIr or If tbs
south west qnrtor Of ,ljti>q itnplr Ave.
To"nshlpnu n5Jr ton, Orange nGmber e ghtess
Oro the wusJ half of th9 nJrth west qu ,rt,r.
Hpd the nnrth htlf Of the @Onth wost quarter Of
section number oight, township uumbrr ton, Of
riHge number eikh'c3n, tho said thros tracts
containing two huudred acres, II ore or lc-s by
yertnn "ta1 orlIr Of TIE Court Of " u non
Ploarin mud for said county made N certain
pcilion fnr partition wharein Bene will Festh-
erOt, Albert stump and SuSnunlh Stump his
wife. and Others, gre plaintiff, aud Susannah
FatheruF and others urG defendants issuod ny
tho said COurt Of common Pleas Of th4 said
CcGnty Of Vinton, and stlte Of Ohio, aud to
me directed a~ sheriff Of said comfy.
The drSt Of Oftioaboye described tracts Of land
Is ayp'sel ut two hundred dollars, the second
nt one hundred do lara. Onl third Ut two hun.
dred dollars, ERMS, CASH.
j. J.sHOC KEY
Jan. Hh, 1865 5v Sheriff, v. Co., o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

IhE FoTEF,R SEYMDUk - Cover
nor al the last e!ccron received 81
6l5 votes more than be lid ia 1862
wneD he was elected hy 10 753 ma
] 'rl'y--ovrr 200 000 more we. than
lo54 when he ca ne within 3 10 Votes
oI an election, and n.tr,y 100 600
more votes than jn 1852 when he was
elected by over p 900 Majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

John Stevens AdminisIIster of,hs Estate OF
Samuel Walker late Oft the County Of Vineou and
: ale Of Ohio, decenroi; has filed his ascountA
md vouchers for inspSeteoa and iine Al ssstle-
mont aGd that The sane will bo passe upUn on
he SJth, dny otJanunry A. D. 1876
RiCilARD CRAIG,
Dec, ?ylh \ ID. 1854 8w. Probate ,Iuhpa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

IN ENGLr.M RNC ONlrIoY oP THE
FL'RlDA--uharl'N ", Qninn, Chief
Eng'aeer of Tho Florida, in his mr.
nal ri her ernise, gives the lniIowine,
under date If JulV II. 1863:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
, NEWS IYnws-CLErPIvGs

Dee. 20,--Th, Richmond Wig o.
tic 28rh. has adviccs to the ciftc
that StouemAns command bas cap
lnfel tha valuable s.t warSs at Salt
vile. in son'h wet rirginia THIS i
severe ,0ss TO ;hc rebels.
Onr cavalry expedition which wa:
t,pt ont TO capture GorlonsviIle ha:
hc,h unable 10 81 il, AMI has retired
The place was too strong for them.
Gems ral DIX had no aulhorsty lrom
the PrcsIaunt TOR hls yrocIamat on in
relation O. thn Oanada aiders.
According 10 'he Richmond papers
Of a late 0ate. Sherman has sent q
force to r,lon3e The prisoners nF war
in Georgia, at AndarSonville.
frure is m.ch speculation in reia-
tinn to the visit OF lhe B.airs to
'GrAnrb army. i ia sail that they
were to contiNae their trip to Rich
mnnd, INT the visit vas crpnlerman |
e1 by hish military authority
Refugees from Charleston and 9th
er Sunrh Carolina ports are reported
f. b. fl eng t.rhs n1an,ry. It is
yvpresentol that there il great distress
md scaIcity If hrcaistnH, aud ,ruyis
ions in the 'gcalities aIIna.d TO-
The rsb.!s IL 'yont If Pe,egsbnrg
took our piekeis by srrprse, and
dashed up,n them ~ ,lAylIubl SUNDAY
lnoIniny. capturing 81 men.
Th, III wing onI tho baIk-hoaJ of
Dutch q ~ Clnal ha3 pryysJ , GJl
ure.
Sccrrtlry Seward has !eft Washing
TN t. atlcn the funerals Of the late
Mr.. Dallas onj Mr. Daytnn,
rue london Tmas which has her.
to'ore been tor uon intervention. now
urges Furtign intervention of some
kind in our af'.irs. Il says rnnt b IN
North ami South riIl vet be praieinl
for il NJ matter what they say NOW
Dee. 80 On the 29h Of Novem-
her a severe battle wa. Iough, between
Ooianel G.hiyiugton's command and
the Cheyenne Indians, on the plsius,
in which the hIiArS lost heavily m
Guiding three ChieS.%
Dispatches from Admiral Porter
state that tI,o bombarlmvn Of Fort
Fisher il progressing.
IIood's army arrived at and cross
cd the Tennessee River ON the 2lst
II is reported hut since he entered
Tennessee be has Iost SS cannon. II
ia also reDlrtai that Sediments com
mand has become engaged with For.
ust.
There is u foolish report ia Toronto
that discharged United States soliiers
and others OH furlongh design raid
into Canada, m retaliation for the
St. AIbama affair.
Our Washington epecial informs us
that Bntler lurccs have been order
I'd to return 10 ForresJ Monroe. The
capture Of Wilmington is therefore
eo"p1"nt'.' Fort Flshef has been
io"nu 10 u o., o. " "''" u s'est Stfe"G'h
roI'er "'l' remain 'here W'ta Ills nee,
anu Keep up ''e no!hoaFninel's uP'l
i,''tner "'ue"s' II 10 !ePof'co l'a'
Lr;noio D' '' y '"p'" "D e"''i'
;an . 7, o, ,noo:,, d;,,,.l,
c.,'n wa.h;"o. Vs. STI'H' ',l;T n u,'I",V', %
.l.'. no." -" "'i'8',n ,i % %i' 10 ''n'u W y, .. d
go iaen dia'niaaoi r I ,1'. ""d ,ho VI Cn,i a''i"
"s SY ,tn wa""I'o,t. 0st H., ""' | WV o"p'"'a "a
y, oo. ans "I'''0I' rr W T@o '0ln M,;i Di"s'.u t
W "rpi" i'i.;",. .i'' T ~ Ho"'' ""'''"' ~
~ ~" ., '' 80,
Jan % o. lehman %, IS SOU S' o"Van
., nan l,t;, 49, WA L n"ug,taT9 ,i'' no '"o'1I =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

WHEN Shakespeare s,ii: "Thore' q
u divinity thar shapes our en'I, y did
he alIn!c ~ the young adv who
makes boats with sewing machine
Western Virginia oil wells are
worth twantr N lli"us II dollars,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
NOTICE.

Robert Clarl; Guardian of Johu Fos Jr. an
insane person has d ed hisrcsornts and vouch-
for Inspection and Partial settlement, anl
That tho same will be passed upon on the 90th
day ofddnuary 665 RlCliaRD era IL
Dec. 29.n 1854 - 9w. Probate ,judys
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05

NJ lOU WI$nT B tllI
~ DR., BCCHAEs
ENGLISH SPECiFt PILLS cue in lozs tbup
80 days, the worst ea-es vi NFRVuUSNtSS
lmpotency Premature lie.sJ. seminal y ,uk
hess, lnrariiy, ard ali Urinary SeAns. snI
Nervons Atsetions. no Inatrer from vlu, canr4
produced. Price. One Dollar We, box. srnt.
post paid. by mail. on Tee ipt Of an order
Une Box will psSfeet The cure II. .an.t tsses
Address. JAMES BUTJFR
Ten. Ag't. 427 Broadway, NV York.
Sept s2nd 1t64- emo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-05
A. coNDEE, MD. sAMINGEa. N L
CONDGE AN0 ISAMlNIER,
'.R5 GIll AID SJii;)AS,
Mclrlilur, Ohio,

viii attend promptly AID carefully to
the prac ice of their profession In all its
branches.
" SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
81 RGERY -SO
Jan. 5th, 1868. 4.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21
TEN LINES Or LESS MAKE A SQUARE.
The Destruction of WhalePs by the
Shenandoah.

The New Bedford Standard has received the
following information from Mr.. James O. Az
cline Mate of the bark Jireh Swift, which, as
also several other whalers, was destroyed by
the pirate Shenandoah:
The Jireh Swift was captured on the 22d OF
June, about 80 miles east of Cape Thaddeus,
in the Kamtschatka Sea. She had 400 barrels
Of oil, all taken within eight days previous
Ships Sophia Thornton and Milo OF New Bed
ford were captured the same day The Sophia
Thornton was burned, and the Milo bonded
and sent to San Francisco with the crews OF
the other captured vessels on board.
The first vessels destroyed after leaving Mel
bourne were ships Hector of New Bedford
and Edward Carey, of San Francisco formerly
of Nantucket, at Ascension Or Koop Island
The next was barque Harvest of Honolulu,
formerly of New Bedford captured on the
passage from the Sandwich Islands to the
North Pacific fishing grounds.
Ship Abigail of New Bedford, was captured
about 18th of June, lying in the ice and try
ing to work her way into the Ochotsk sea-
She had no oil.
Ships VIM. Thompson and Euphrates, OF
New Bedford, were captured some distance
south Of Cape Thaddeus, few days before the
Jlreh swift.
iI Mr.. Aveline knows nothing of the reported
capture of brig Susan Abigail, of San Fran
cisco. s,.-- s,..1L-.s 4s.s. ..l>s-l..l -E
After the captured crews were put on boaro
the Milo, she was allowed to take provisions
from the Sophia Thornton. While this was
being done the Shenandoah was cruising at
distance of fifteen miles and Capt. Ebenezer
F.. Nye, of Sandwich, master OF ship Abigail
with praiseworthy courage, seized the oppor-
tunty to start with two open boats, IN the
hope of finding other ships and giving warn
ing of the Steamboats, proximity. lie has
not since been heard from ,'s = <~
The Shenandoah is commanded by Wordell,
of Cape Cod, formerly an officer OF the Ala
bama He resigned commission in the Uni
ted States navy at the opening OF the rebel
lion to enter the Confederate service
Thomas Manning, of New York, and John
.Dowden, of New Bedford second and fourth
mates of the Abigail shipped on board the
Shenandoah, the former as pilot. Manning Is
nativeof Baltimore. Dowden is well-knoWn
in New Bedford. Hezsailed as boatsteerer ia
barque Martha, I'd. When last seen from the
Milo, the pirate was bound for Cape Benrng,
farther North There were fifty whalers In
the Kamtschatka sea, and we may expect to
hear of more captures Itwas thought prob
able that after cruising a few days In the
Kamtschatka sea, the pirate would return to
the Ochotsk sea, where some of the most val
liable whaleships are supposed to be, and
would arma prize and send her into the Arc
tic ocean. q. 49, 5g1-ste.-5-ssa.. s.-e-rest
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-21
The phoenix Bank Defaulter.

/" Every day brings more facts to light with
regard to the dealings of jenkins, the default
ing teller of the Phoenix Bank in New York.
He appears to have been the willing tool OF the
lowest cyprians, and lavished money and pre-
sents on the vilest of the vile. A city detective
officer, on Friday night last, succeeded in trac-
ing out girl by. the name of Rosa Allen, an
inmate of Madam Bells establishment in Cros-
by street. upon whom it was said the prisoner
Jenkins has been in the habit Of lavishing some
Of his favors, and making himself known, at
once charged her with having IN her possession
a costly diamond ring, which she had received
from the alleged embezzier, At trst the girl
boldly denied having had any presents from
jenkins; but after some conversation the officer
prevailed upon her to yield up the ring, of
which he had positive information, which she
did with aremarkably good grace, bringing
forward at the same time a bill Of sale of the
ornament, from Messrs. Tiffany & Co., dated
on the 28th Of June last, showing that, in the
name of Miss Allen, jenkins had paid $40
for it. The ring is fine cluster diamond, and
perhaps worth all he .disbursed for it. After
producing the costly bauble Miss Allen further
unbosoned herself, confessed that Jenkins had
frequently made her presents of large sums in
currency at one time as high as $500.
1t is also stated that a man named Dusen-
bury, residing in Washington, received some
$4,000 from Jenkins All together it is
believed that the sum of $4,000 has been
paid by the defaulter as hush-money, ETC., to
various parties in the city and elsewhere.