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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
Retuesn oannl and cnsthomhoase stree.s.

New Orleans, OpelOusRs and Great
Western Railroad, September l. ls66-Passenger Trains
leave ts Depot in Agers morning at O'clock ar
vng at Brashear City ct Il Returning the train leaves
Brashesr City at P. NJ, arriving at Agiers at p
won Wednesdays special Passenger Train leaves the Al
gers Depot for and Way Stations, at AM The
ferryboa the foot of St. Ann street at 5z o'clock
On Sundays the special train leaves AgieB at NJ Fer
ryboat at X A NJ, usual
The railroad feryboat leaves the foot OF St. Ann street.
opposite Jackson Square, every morning at TX o'clock
connecting with the regular trains. Free ferry
tickets furnished all parties who procure their ALL
road tickets the C0mpanys Office GO Canal street. at
ticket office on tue ferryboat.
Excursion tickets to and from station the road sold
treduced rates.
FirstcssB steamers running New Iberia, and ali inter
mediate landings the Teche make daily connections
cept Sundays, with the trains at Brashear City.
Freight received and delivered at the railroad ferry land
Ing of St Ann day. Sundays excepted
for and from all stations the road and for and from all
points Bayou Teche G. W. r. BAYLEY,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
*. 6. C.-Members of the above
Organization hereby ordered report themselves at the
OLD HEADQUARTERS over the Age Barroom, without
delay, during the next Six"Days
DR. Rob NJ Austin Secretary will be in attendance at the
above pa ace to of the object of this call
K. g. G.
formation regard to prisoners of who died at Camp
Douglas, IL, will please address E. s. JORDAN,
Box 1876 Chicago, Ill
- ONCE of the Trustees and Attorneys of
the Associated Bondholdes Creditors and Stockholders OF
the New orleana jackson Great Northern Railroad
Company New Orleans, April II, ls66Noce is hereby
given to the holders the First Mortgage Bonds, General
Creditors Stockholders Of the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company that plan of the re-
Organization of the Company and agreement based thereon
open for inspection and the signature of Bondhoders
Creditors and Stockholders the oce of Messrs Clarke
Beyne, No % Camp street
THos ALLEN CLARKE, vice Chairman.
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INsU RANCE COMPANY,
OF
NEW ORLEANS.

Office .38 Carondelet Street,
This Company continues Policies against LOSS or
DAMAGE BY FIRE, and the PERILS of the SEAS and
RIVERS at the current rates of premium.
The SUBSCRIPTION BOOK to the CAPITAL STOCK
of the Company open its office for those who desire
to avail themselves ofhe advantages fCAsH DIVIDENDS
which the charter of the Company confers.
TRUSTEES
JAMES HEWITT of Hewitt, Norton Go.
JOS, W. CARROLL Of Carroll Hoy Il co.
W. A JOHNSON of ". A. johnson Il Co
j, BURBRIDGE, of ]. W. Burbridge Il Co.
j. l. NOBLE, of Battle & Noble.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Of NJ. Greenwood L. Son.
ALFRED s HUNTINGTON, of Huntington Bro.
j. G. BROWN, of Cummings, Brown Co.
JOHN PHELPS, of John Phelps q Co.
MARSHALL j. SMITH, of Marshall j. Smith Co.
I. CAULFIELD of Keep Gaulheid
JOHN CHAFFE, of John Chafe Il Bro.
L. H. TERRY, Of Lacey, Terry Co,
j. D. BLAIR, of D. Blair 4 Co.
7. NJ. SCOTT, of T. NJ Scott & Co.
WM BALL of Wheelock, Finlay 6 Ball
ALF. H. ISAACSON, ofIsaacsOn seixas & Co.
P. s. WILTZ, of Plauche 4 Wilt.
RICHARD MILb1KEN, Of Mliken & Bringier.
SAMUEL j. MOORE, of Sam. E. Moore d Co.
VIM Fl. HENNING, of VIM H. Hennug d Co.
H. MCNEIL VANCE, Of Byrns, Vance l. Go.
HUGH McCOLG.
ROBERT PITKIN.
W. B. TULLIS.
MICHAEL MUsSON, President.
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President,
Ed A. PALrREY, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

DETER e. BLow-
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN DRUGS,
PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY, ETC, ETC.
Nos. GO and 6s North Main street,
Between Pine and Olive, ST. L,onis No.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
REMOVALS.

EA0VAa4.....,.. REAGO VAL
B1DwE Il, PAYNE & CO.
Have removed Noa 50 and 3s TehOupitouIas aee
have in and arrive large and well selected assort
mens Of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS for sale at res
sonsble prices.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
NOTICES TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE no STATE TAX PAYERS
President Board State Assess
NToTTCE TO TAXPAYERs.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDITORS OFFICE
NEW ORLEANS, October /, 1866
The State of ouetourth of one the gross
sales aud receipts every person pursuing trade profess
sion OF occupation the quarter from Ju LIST September
3Oh 1866 and payable at the office OF the State Treas
urer within the days of October Instant and if not
paid within that time twenty cent upon the amount of
Inc tax will be added and the collected in accordance
With law H PERALIA Auditor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
WANTED.

WANTED
VTANTED-TO RENT--FURNITURE FOR A FAM
w lily Of persons, Furnished House from Nov slst
Apply to Falls, Allison Il Co, 80 Magazine street.
VUAETED-FoUR GOOD GAS FILTERS APPLY
w TOD G. Fleming, l25 and l25 Magazine street
YTANTED-A GOLoRED WOMAN TO DO THE
w work offs family Ofthree persons Apply Louisiana
Grocery, corner of Camp and Julia streets.
TETAETED-CAEVASSI AGENTS. BOTH MALE
w female clearing from 500 500 per month
on Tile Lost Cause by E. Pollard the only Official
Southern history of the war, complete in one large
volume with twenty four fine steel portraits This work out
sells ali others published To energetic and women
and disabled officers and soldiers, and soldiers widows,
rare chance offered make money Address J. H. Hum
mel publisher No. Bank Place, s. Camp street New
Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
GLASS NJ, October Both, 1866.

Covlpgton, Ky, as Glass L, October 15th,
AND
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

A CADEMK OF MUsTo-sT CHARLES ST
sPALDING BIDWELL .Proprietors and Managers.
j. KTTTREDGE Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
V1HE TEXAS ExPRE Ess COMPANY,

Refer by Permission to
The National Marine and Fire Insurance Co., New Orleans
Messrs. Eaton Barstow, New Orleans.
Josiah Cole Esq, President c. R. R Co.
Hon. Charles E. Hooker Attorney General of M sBsainni
E. n. GAnueheau, Esq, New Orleans
A. E. Tracey, ESQ., @ehilas
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PARTNERS sHIP--DIssOLUTION

IN nIssOLUTION.-THE CePARTNRRsHlP or
- THOS. C. WALSH co. expired this day by llmita
tion. THOs. G. WALSH,
New Orleans Oct l. 1866 ARTHUR CoENELL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

During the season the most
Popular and Prominent Stars in America
Will appear in rapid succession including
MAX. STRAKosCHs ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03
1'rlze.Payablein in Fnn without Reduction

Whole Tickets, sis; Halves, SO; Quarters, 81 s.
Eighths 81 Is: sxteenths, 81 IT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-03

Special Notace-An persons wanting in-
formation In regard TO prisoners who died at Camp
Douglas, IL, will please address z. s. JORDAN,
Rnx Aq6 Chicago Ill
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
" 4. GHRKEy,
No. 2, KimbaII S Blk
Main St. Kenosha.
Csrcuszs Court e;og1nry OF Hkenoss.a.

D. Thomas Vail, Plaintiff, against Rodney NJ. Whip
pie } <. Pollard, VIM. Ernst Roxana Smith as
AdraiuistratTix OF Albert b. Smith, deceased Rox-
Smith. widow of Albert B. Smith, deceased,
Eva A. smith, Bertha Smith, Willard A. Smith, heirs
at law of Albert z, Smith, Deceased, defeu dants.
q pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure and sa
q 10 hs above entitled action, rendered ana do ak.
eted he 10Th day OF May, 1866. at the May term
of the SAID court, 1866 l, VIM. Baker sher if of
Kenosha county, shall offer sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest oder therefor the front
door of the Court House in the city and county OF
Kenosha, ans State of Wisconsin, the 10th day of
Septenber A. d. 1865 at 10 o'clock in he forenoon
of that day, the following property, to wit:
The lots pieces of land lying and being in the
fourth ward of the city OF Kenosha, county of Ke.
nosha, state of Wisconsin, TO wit: Lot No. nne 10
and the west one-thrd part of lot No. ten 00) in
block No. thirteen OBJ the south quarter OF
section No. thirty (3 township No two (2) north
of range No. twenty-hree 23) east, being the prop
erty known the Durkee House. Terms cash.
Dated July Both, 1866 W. 81. BAKER,
twill Sheriff of Kencsha County.
The above sale is hereby postponed until Tuesday
October 9th, 1866, at the same place time of day.
sept 29h W. W. BAKER,
WIS Sheriff.
The above sale is hereby further postponed at the
request of Deft Whpple, and By consent of Plf't
until Friday, the 1873 of October, 1866 at the same
place ana at one O'Clock in the AFTERNOON.
Dated October g. 1866. w W. BAKER,
2w19 Sheriff.
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W. Secretary.

HaIsfs often herald the advent of salutary
mowers, and the gray twilight, the approach
u the dazzling sunlight, and thus the count
ess aDortiye attempts of imperfectly devel-
'ped science to produce true hair restora-
i've, have at length eliminated in the produe-
ion OF that really valuable preparation known
IS Graham's Hair Remover. This according
20 the most impartial testimony of those who
nave tried its effects, and the recommendation
ofmen learned in chemistry, is the only true
lair Remover which has. yet appeared The
rial Of one bottle viii suffice to convince the
most sceptieal gifts superiority.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

AshOre.-The bark Great West No. l, load
ed with 800 tons of coal for Chicago, struck the
reef Off Racine, night before last, and sprung
aleak. About 6 o'clock yesterday morning,
she was run ashore near the Seminary in this
city, where she now lies, some forty or fifty
yards from the beach, with a fair prospect Of
poing to pieces.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
lie Annual Address at our Fair,

We were not so fortunate as to be present,
the second day of the Fair to hear the Hon
{. Lyman's Address, but we hear it spoken
in the highest terms by those who did have
e pleasure of listening to it, We hope the
'ciety will make arrangements to have it
ublished among the records of the society.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

Under the new law oflast winter, Township Treas
ers are required to have their Tax Receipts bound
book with stubs, on which must be duplicated de-
rptom OF the real estate; with the name of the per-
IN to whom given, date, and the different for
hch the tax is paid, We are prepared to furnish the
ecept books for any all the towns of this county
atty printed and bound, on short notice. We sug-
So that the Treasurers of the several towns agree up
general uniform form that will answer for all the
WINS AS it will be cheaper than 10 get up a new form
} each town.
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The Mystic Tie,

&C. B. & c. D. C.-The first of the initials above
stand for an old friend to the public one which
every one will recognize and for which every one
has kind welcome; we refer TO Goes Cough Bal
sam-the cheapest and best preparation in the world
for Group, coughs, colds, and all throat and lung
complaints The second are for Goes Dyspepsia
Cure-the only remedy ever known that is sure to
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and gen
eral debility Both articles are now too well known
to need any praise from US. Let the afflicted always
have them handy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

a Meeting of Kenosha Lodge No. 100
0. G. T., is called for this (Thursday,) eve
ing, at their hall in this city, at half past sew
n o'clock, to make preparations for joining in
he funeral obsequies Of ABRAHAM HANSON.
Kenosha, Oct IL, 1866.
JESSIE r. NELSON,
W. Secretary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

re- A. \. Dickens, younger brother of
the great novelist, Charles Dickens, died in
Chicago on the 5tl, aged about forty. He
had been a resident of Chicago six years,
and was employed in the land department
of the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
Observe Well,
The Noted Analytical Physioia,
DR.. v. CLARENCE PRICE.

EENHE ONLY only Physician of his kind in the
Z West, has met with the greatest success, gained
better reputation, effected complete cures visit
ed places the longest without missing engagement,
than any physician that travels; has ouived them all
and become noted for his skill in treating ali chronic
diseases of the
head nerves kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
of the urinary Orgrus gravel scrofua rheumatism,
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
OHr is of experiment, but OF twenty
standing founded the laws of Nature with years
of experience and evidence sustain it. Do down
build up, maize sick TO make wellno harsh trea ment
no triiing; hatterng. We know the and the
remedy needed; work. but knowledge gained by
experience in the treatment of these diseases
clusiyelyno encouragement without prospect Candid
in pinions reasonable in charges, claim to
know everything everybody but do claim to
son and common sense We invite the sick, matter
what their nmen call investigate before they aban
don hope make nterrogaticns and deeefor yourselves
1t will nothing, consultation is free. This is the
Sixth year that have visited this place. and shall max
my visits for regularly the days OF the
every eight weeks.
CAN BE CONSULTED AT
Kenosha City Hotel, during Saturday
the Goth of October, 1866.
s Residence and Laboratory, Waukegap III,
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siiVerine'-We would call attention to this new
nd valuable article, for the benefit of our readers,
we have tested it and find it to be all the manufac
urer claims for it. Itreally WORKS wonders with all
rticles of brass copper bronze, &C., giving them
Instantly coating pure bright silver which can
e made permanent by an occasional application. 1t
also the best cleaner of silver and silver plated
are we have ever seem giving the beautiful lustre
1und on new ware. 1t is great saver of time and
lbor, and we think after one trial no housekeeper
ill be without it. We know by experience, and
ave the testimony of scientific men and prominent
dentists among them, Prof. Thurber and Meyer,
nd Orange Judd, Ed, AgricuItursSt, that it con
ins no ingredients injurious to metals or the
ands.
Believing it to be one of the most useful inventions
fmodern times, we recommended TO our friends
,. Y Fu.ner.
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Ohnroh Benefit Festival.

The Baptist society ofthe town Of Newport, Ill.
have lately erected Church ediice near the State
line and we have been requested to say that a Fes-
tval will be held at the Church on the nth inst
next Tuesday, afternoon and evening the proceeds
of which viii be devoted to the building fund ofthe
Church. Refreshments, including Oysters and all
the delicacies of the season win be furnished All
friends Of the Church are invited to attend.
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Commemorative.

The commemorative services in memory Of the late
Abraham Hanson, viii be held on Sunday at P. NJ in
Simmons Hall. In consequence of the inability of the
Rev DR.. Thompson, to be present, the Rev. W.
smthett has consented to deliver the grafton. The
GLOWING is the order of exercises:
At p. m, Kenosha Lodge will escort the Odd Eel
lows Good Tempars, and St. Georges Society," to the
late residence of the deceased. The Masonic Lodge
Bristol Racine and Waukegan expected to be pres
ent Religious services will be held at the residence
Of the Rev. Mr. Mead. The various orders will ther
move on to the Hall. When after music by the Choir
Prayer will be offered, and the Scriptures read by Rev
brother d. s. Hall Music, Vital Spark of Heavenly
ELAINE" Grafton Music by the Choir and Benediction
by Rev. Bishop Stebbins, The same line ofmarch viii
be observed on returning to the house.
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Sngpestiva.

E5S7O90I7O'
Mr.. j. II. Kimball is about moving the old
Lake house on to the lot corner ofChicago and
Park streets, just north of the Bell House, and
fitting it up for a residence. He informs us
that he had two applications torrent the house
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
official Discussion at the Go, Fair.

l.
The discussion between Senators Howe and
oolittle on the third day Of the Fair, was lis
ned to by large crowd. Senator Howe
)ened the discussion in a speech of an hours
ration. His speech was cool, calm, and
lgmentative, without any of the clap trap
)peals of the stump speaker. He gave his OBJ
ctions-the objections of the Republican
lrty to Mr.. Johnson's policy, and asked Mr..
oolittle to defend or explain the several po-
tons assailed. But Mr. Doolittle failed to
ply to a single point raised, but contented
,mself with repeating an old speech that had
0 relevancy to the time and place, or to the
oeech that he pretended to answer. People
no had expected discussion ofthe merits OF
he questions at issue between the supporters
the President and Congress, were disappoint-
d and chagrined, and the consequence was
hat very few persons made some INTERRUPT
ions. Weregret that for while we did not
gree in a single position assumed nor hardly
sentiment expressed, we were willing to
ear him out. We have since read the same
pecch in the quiet of our sanctum, and rather
Iore to condemn in it than we noticed at the
ime it was delivered We publish in another
lace an account of the discussion as furnished
y person present for the Milwaukee Sentinel,
our space will not permit an extensive no
ice.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

We notice that one of the principle objects of in
rest in the Ladies Department at the Fair last week
as Truesdel's display Of Photographs They were
ne Opposition in that line had better look to
leirlaurels.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

BY VIRTUE Of a warrant issued By Thomas j. Emer.
SON ESD u s Collector of Internal Revenue for the
have dis!raned for non-payment of taxes due under
the provisions of the Excise law and levied upon all
and singular the following described property, witt
Nine l9l wagons (unfinished,): Also lot of Sawed,
and Plened Wagon Material, consisting of Hickory and
Maple AXletrees Wagon Hounds, Reaches, Bolsters
Stakes and other material used in the manufacture of
Lumber Wagons and other Vehicles; ::
Which shall expose for SALE to the highest bidder at
the 'front.' door of the Badger State Agricultural
State of Wisconsin, on the twentieth day of October A.
D. lS66 at one O'Clock ?. NJ of said day. to make the
sum due for taxes and charges of diaraint and sale
agreeaby to the provisions of the Excise Laws of the
United States Terms OF Sale; U. $. Treasury Notes
DANIEL b. BEN EDICT.
OCT ., 1906. 3Wl6 Dept. Coll, LIST Dist. Wis.
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A. Good Price.

a, GOOD FrlCe.
Our friend Lyman Dutton Of Paris, informs
US that on Saturday last, he sold out Of his
flock, 90 head of sheep at Sc per head-the
comfortable little sum of $40. Like many
of the focls of this county, they were valua-
HE sheen
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Looking Glasses,
LOOKING GLASSES.

a FINE selection of looking glasses of every size
IN style and price, in varied assortment of frames
can be found at
Sept. 26 w. A. GERKEN,S.
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RALLY To-MoRRow EvENING.-Ex-Go v. Sal
ONION will address the people of Kenosha city
and vicinity tomorrow evening at Simmons
Hall, on pending political issues, and in favor
of the Congressional Reconstruction Policy
The fame of Gov. Solomon is intimately con-
nected with the brightest military record of
Wisconsin, in the late war for the Union, and
the people will greet him accordingly. Our
German fellow citizens should turn out en-
masse to listen to one Of the ablest and most
eloquent sons of the Faderland
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

Many old sufferers have been restored to health
DR.. Price the Analytical Physician who has regu-
ly visited us for the last six years. His long ex-
rience in treating Chronic diseases, his extensive
actice and his remarkable success commends
n to all that are ailing who wish to be cured
turday until o'clock the goth inst, Dr. Price is
be again for consultation at the City Hotel
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PREMIUM PIANOS


& tElICKERING d SONS Premium Plan
" Fully Warranted, Cheap call ard exsmine a os
s. @. JOHNSON$
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Hooley & Leigh.

-AOOAOJ ~ HC4SoLI
By reference to their advertisement it will be
cen that Thomas Hooley, of the Peoples Store
Lilwaukee, whose advertisement has so long held a
rominent place in our columns, has ia
en- partner, enlarged his store extended his bust
ess, and added wholesale department to his for
Ter extensive retail trade. The firm, Hooley
Leigh, will always welcome any Kenosha custo-
lers, and give him good be rgains.
See advertisement
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Independent Candidate for REGISTER

1N'1NR0VOO 4V1 AVOSoI nUOII
our soldier friend K. T. Handbook, of the glorious
First Infantry, declares himself in card in this
eek's Telegraph an Independent candidate for the
ice Of Register and appeals to the people fer ther
lflrages on his own personal merits and Claims
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

And their decision is not at fault, for my Goods
lowest market rates, with the hope of being able
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-05-10

house at midnight and having an interview
with my niece in some portion of those
desolate and abandoned rooms, is something
which I cannot understand-in short, l do
not believe it,
Did you net prohibit further intimacy
between the lovers?' asked the barohet.
Did you not even take measures to pre-.
vent Houston from continuing his visits.
Of course, you did; and the young fellow
knew it, too, and therefore resorted to q
midnight meeting among the rats and spi.
ders, never imagining for moment that he
would be disturbed or interrupted in his
courtship.' Here Sir Richard laughed
heartily and long.
You may laugh, Sir Richard! ! said the
old man, the blood mounting to his fore.
head and temples, bis whole frame trem'
bling with the intensity of passion and in.
dignation. You may laugh, sir, if the
occurrences of the night and the tragedy CT
the morning furnish material for mirth ;
but'-here the old man raised his arm and
brought bis tst down upon the table with
an emphasis quite unusual to him-'do not,
dare not, breathe word against the honor
and purity of my poor dead brothers. spot
less child, or, old and in6rm as am,
swear 1 will send you after your duped &C.
copplice and victim 7
Mr.. Harcourtp exclaimed the baronet,
reproviugly, gazing with astonishment upon
the excited old gentleman. 'For heaven
sake, sir, sit down and listen to me-
mo, sirp replied Mr.. Harcourt, folding
his arms across bis breast and erecting bis
tall form to its full height Il have heard
enough! Not satisfied with practising q
cruel and sinful deception upon an old man,
and working upon the fears and credulity
Of au uusopbisticated and simple girl, you
indirectly cause the loss of poor mans
life and then strike at the honor and ohas
tity of an innocent maiden and endeavor to
rob deserving young man of the iuestiua'
Bile treasure of an unblemished and untar.
uished character For what 7-aye for
what2 The mere qualification of self.
Out upon such mani Before Sir Rich
ard could reply, Mr.. Harcourt arose hastily
from his chair, and left the room.
GTo BE CONTINUED.