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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
The Fenian Trials---Another
W.. Acquittal.
TROOPS SENT TO IRELAND.
REDUCTION OF THE BRITISH ARMY.
THE TIMES SWEET ON AMERICA.


New York, Jan. l2-The steamer Scotia,
from Liverpool on the 30th, via Queenstown
on the 3lst, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3O,-.Sales for the week,
20, 900 bales, including 7, 900 bales TO specula.
tors and Q, 500 bales to exporters Market
easier with q decline Of Id. on American
Orleans fair, 22id.; middling, 2lld. Mobile
fair, 22ld.; middling, 2Old. Uplands fair,
22d; middling 2Old.
Friday-sales 10, 900 bales. Market clos.
ing hrmer at unchanged rates. Stock In
port, $40, 900 bales, including 15O, 600 Of
American. Manchester markets steady.
Breadstuffs inactive and downward.
Arrived from New Orleans the steamer
Annie Kimball at Liverpool; steamer Darien,
from Savannah, at Liverpool. Ship Moon
beam, from Liverpool for Boston, Is at
Queenstown, having lost her sails. Brig
Frethof from Philadelphia for Falmouth,
was abandoned and the CROW saved.
LONDON, December acknowledgement
closed last evening at 86Ia87t for money
us. 5-2O's, 64ia65I. .. 70
LONDON, December 30-Saturday evening
-Consois closed at s7as7t for money; U. s.
5-20's, 65a65i. -...
Bullion In Bank of England decreased fouI
hundred and sixty-nine thousand pounds
Bank rate advanced to seven per cent;
Fenian trials were again progressing AZ
Cork. another prisoner james mountaine'
was acquitted.
Two Regiments were hastily sent from Eng
land TO Dublin. one oil them IN garrison a,
Manchester, was aroused At . q. m, AND
conveyed to Liverpool l. 200 strong early the
same morning, and forthwith embarked fol
Dublin.
Such energetic movements Of course gave
rise to rumors Of serious danger.
La France denies that the French Minis
ter at Washington threatened to leave there
If the Federal Government sent Minister
accredited to the Juarez Government, or that
the first Secretary had been sent to France
for instructions.
The steamer Pennsylvania, from New Yorl
to Liverpool, struck q rock off MiIen Head
on the 21st Of December. She has thirteen
feet Of water in her hold.
The Board or Trade returns for November
exhibit the extraordinary increase in exports
Of nine millions and n half pounds sterling
or twenty-nine per cent. over November
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heation, OF in any way relating to the editorial
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riiy for publication, but as guaranty Of Its good
faith
Business and other correspondents will greatly
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Ing with the above suggestion.
We cannot undsrtaks'to rsturn rejected com
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LO GAL ~ Il w y.

FOURTH WARD PoLlcE acknowledgement
Ecklof, Of the Seventh precinct, Fourth ward,
this morning rendered to Superintendent Rich
ards his quarterly report for the quarter ending
December 81, 1865.
The whole number Of arrests made during the
quarter was l,S44. or this number 1852 were
males, 1872 females 400 were married, $50 were
single; 500 could read and write, 662 could not
,052 were white, -292 black.
The cases were disposed Of as follows: 6l3 were
dismissed, 70 were sent to jail for court, o were
sent to jail to keep the peace In default Of bail
Y were held to bail for court, was sent to jail
for selling liquor to soldiers, were turned over
70 the military, 80 were sent to the work house,
20 were held to bail to keep the peace, 4 were
turned over to the Superintendent. Miscella-
neous, IS, and 2 turned over to the Marshal.
Fines were imposed In AZ cases--l6 were super
coded, making total amount Of $l, 842 rs; su :
pereeded, $lA. 40. Amount Of money taken from
prisoners and dodgers and returned to them,
$40, $500. Turned over to the property clerk,
VI $4,000. Horses aud mules taken up, II; cattle
taken up, Ia lost children returned to parents,
Il man found dead sickl persons assisted, 0;
accidents, 4; coroner's inquest, fires attended,
p doors found open, O. ! infant found dead
dodgers accomu odated, 27s.
The offences for which persons were arrested
are as follows: Assault, o. assault and battery,
Isl assault and battery with intent to kill, 4;
sault on police, 81 adultery, ! bigamy, /; bas-
tardy, contempt to the justice, 81 uisorderly,
1873 disorderly gathering, 8; fighting, So fugi-
q fOreible entry, I; gambling, q miSdemsauOr,
IA witness threats Of violence, SS; peri ury,
bogus police, 2; profanity, 20; yagrancy, 46i in
toxicatiOn, 1897 intoxleation and disorderly 1914
swindling, o. attempt to steal, 4; highway rob-
berry, grand larceny, 7oi keeping bawdy
house, Il malicious mischief, 4; petit larceny,
1885, robbery, 10; suspicion 100; burglary, Q; ViO-
lation Of corporation law, 269 receiving stolen
goods, 0; obtaining money and goods under false
PretenSes, 81 riOting' 81 fraud, Il selling liquor
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FRIDAY::::::::::::::::::JANUARY IL, 1865
ILLIBERALITY IN BOSTON.

Illiberality is not q term usually applied
to Boston. She has had a reputation the
reverse of meanness. FIRE desolated A city
of our own or foreign countries; If famine
smote the inhabitants of a near or distant
cline, II was the wont of her merchant
princes" to deplete their storehouses. or
draw on their excheouer To r.lisye tho dis
tresssd and sucoor the starving. But n
change seems to have come over the kindly
spirit Of the "Athens Of America" The
city whore the headquarters of philanthropy
was supposed TO be located, was lately, if
report Is correct, the scene Of an occurrence
so small and contemplate that it sadly mars
her ancient fame.
If what we are to state be true, and our
source Of information is such that we cannot
doubt 1t, they arc repeating in the capital of
Massachusetts, that unlovely period in the
colonial history of New England when Qua
kers were sxiled and witches grilled.
1t appears that loyal citizen of Tennes
see, whose faith in, and love for, the Union
cannot DO questioned; whose home had beer
destroyed by rebel orders, or emissaries
who personally suffered those untold horror
that will make the name of East Tennessee
forever memorable, and who had shared at
the head of his regiment the vicissitudes o
many battles, had expressed the willingness
or desire to engage in the lectur,
season prevalent in the East, in orde,
to plead for his stricken State, and
to repIenish the means which the desc
Iations of civil war had wholly imnaired
A distinguished citizen of Boston. in bigb
station, interested in his behalf sought "a
arrange the matter. He knew that IN In
sure success It only required the annsarancs
of the applicant in the popular course we'll
known in Boston as the .Fratern;tv Lac.
lures" An introduction there would be Ger
tain passport through the State. A consult
alton was had with the chief "fugleman' Of
the COURSE" person who during the
major part of our terrible strife had under.
gone the immeasurable hardships of a first
class position in the Boston Custom House,
to effect the object. Upon due elaboration
the Aforesaid "fugleman" reported to the
purport that as the gentleman proposing to
lecture was from Tennessee, and might have
Reconstruction" on the brain, and as it
might be construed as an endorsement of
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sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.

REMEMBER Miss Dickinson's lecture TO-
night.
The young people Of Now Orleans are
much given in marriage Just now.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS is the price for
seditious Language in Mobile.
J. c. PARkxR, at the post Office news
stand, has the T',bnas Almanac for sale.
The rolling mill at Chattanooga Is turning
out one milo and quarter Of railroad iron
per day.
RoBERr BRowSrxe's now poem will not be
published for year to come. 1t is in twelve
books, and will make two volumes.
QUEEN ISABELLA, of Spain, is said to re-
fuse to follow the lead Of the French Empress
in the matter of fashions any longer.
THE 25th army corps, composed of colored
regiments in the department of Texas, has
been discontinued rs an organization.
HENRY A. GRAN, of counsel for Monsieur,
in the suit of Strong u.s. Strong, has sworn
the peace fornenst Mr.. John Austin Stevens,
the younger of that name, brother of Mad
anne.
The Senate Finance Committee has added
two and half millions to the pension bill,
to meet deficiencies, and the House Appro.
priation Committee have reduced the army
appropriation bill nearly three millions.
TIE captain of the ship Neptune has been
held for trial in sIo 0oo IN N. main.
court at New York on the su;t of ,igbt mas.
sepeers and crew, for alleged erusl beat;n,
on the recent passage from Liverpool
WHILE spending the evening with his wife
daughter, and a lady named Carter, at the
house of Mr.. Sam. L. Cannon, near Will
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The Colorcd Population of Alc1an.
drta, Va.

Census returns Of the colored population
Of Alexandria, Va, shows the total number
of people to DO 7,763i the number of blacks,
$685. mulattoes, 3,l77i quadroons, 512;
ootoroons, l42. The number of males, 8, 7ee;
females, S,997. The number under fourteen
years old. 2,7s2i under twenty and over
fourteen, 1,lsOi under thirty and over
twenty, 3,l23i under seventy and over fifty,
6O3; over seventy, 1875. The number able to
read and write, l,734. ....
Previous to tho Presidents emancipation
proclamation, (Jan. ], 1857 there were in
the city of Alexandria 1893 colored people,
of whom 2,7l3 were free, and $3.50 were
slaves. This census report docs not include
the population Of the Freedmen's village, the
returns up to yesterday not being complete
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Commission for the Government OF
Warrington.

The following is the resolution offered to.
day in the House by Mr.. DAVIS, of New
York:
Resolued, That the Committee on the District
OF Columbia be instructed to inquire into and re
port upon the expediency Of committing to A
commission. to be appointed by the President
municipal government OF the city Of Washington
as relates to the police and sanitary regulations
the paving and cleaning and control Of streets,
md other matters affecting the health, safety,
comfort, and convenience Of the members Of the
Government Of the United States
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LOUISVILLE, January 1l.-Rev. Thomas
]. Fisher died to-day from the wounds re-
eeiyed from his assailants on Monday night.
The State Agricultural Society met and
was addressed by its president, Mr.. Bradford,
In an elaborate speech, recommending meas
ures TO induce emigration hither as the means
Of supplying the requisite labor to deveiope
the resources of the State.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 12.-Flour inactive and
heavy. Wheat unchanged; receipts very
moderate. Corn dull; white 81, yellow 80.
Seeds dull; clover SO. Provisions steady
mess pork $50. so. Sugars dull, downward
tendency. Whisky steady-$2. 26ia2.27.
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New YoRK, Jan. l2.--The steamship New
York, from Aspinwall on the LIST, has arrived
Among her passengers is Governor John W.
Goodwin, Of Arizona. She brings $3.50, OoO
in specie. .'
Panama dates to Jan. LIST state that tho
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Is out again, and contains great variety of
good reading, all the current news, editorials
on live subjects, pungent paragraphs, and
pretty much everything you want to send to
your friends. For sale in wrappers at this
office,
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NAVY YARp.-The ram Stonewall was
hauled up to the wharf at the navy yard to day,
whore her boilers and machinery Will be re-
paired.
The steam sloop Resaca and the steamer Flor.
ida are lying of the arsenal, being unable to get
up to the yard on account Of the Ice.
The Indian delegations now in this city visited
the yard yesterday, and seemed highly pleased.
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- Chapped Hands and Face, Sore
Lips, Chilblains, &c--HEGEMAN & co.'s CAM
phor Ice, with Glyceriue, cures Chapped Hands,
&c. Immediately, and will keep the skin soft
Druggists. Price 25 cents. Sent by mail for So
cents. HEGEMAN & CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
no13-d&w3m New York.
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PRIsosKRs FOR ALBANY Yesterday eve
ming, at 8 O'Clock, Warden Brown, OF the Jail,
left the city with the following named prisoners
for Albany: VIM. Robinson, WIN. Tyler, Mark
Welcome, John Janigap, Dennis Raglan. Richard
Williams, aud John Rollins, one year each
Major H. Wilmer, VIM. II. Light, three years
each Charles Williams, Charles Molier George
II. Mitchell, John McCarty, and Nicholas Fisk,
two yeara ZACH .....f 10. ......
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AS-Consumption, Scrofula, Rheuma-
tism, &c.-HEDGEMAN 4 CO.'S Genuine Medi-
cinal Cod Liver Oil has proved, by twenty years.
experience, the most valuable remedy in use,
as while 1t cures the disease, 1t gives strength
and flesh to the patient Warranted pure and
made from Fresh Livers. Sold by Druggists
generally. HEGEMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w8m New York.
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GARRoTIsa WoMAS.-William Young
was arrested yesterday by officer Findley In
0eorRetown, on the complaint Of Anna Lang,
who charged him and another mau named Pat.
rick Mccain with garroting and robbing her Of
$40 on Wednesday night, near the corner Of
hearing before Justice Buckley, and he was sent
10 Iail for court 10 default Of bail. The oflceis
arrested McGann this morning, and he IL held
for n hearing, .
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 12.-Cotton quiet. Flour
declined 10 cents. Wheat and Corn dull
Beef steady. Pork and Lard firm. Whisky
| dull
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BOARD OF Police CoMMIssIoSERs.-The
regular weekly meeting Of the Board was held
yesterday evening at their rooms, on Tenth street
where the following business was transacted:
John hoGrnw was appointed an additional
patrolmAn at WillArd's hotel wv
! 3. ]. Taylor was recommended 40 . special
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81 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
scaled envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN
aoudHTQH, Howard Association, Philadelphia
y mhSl-y
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FREEDMEN's INTELLIGENCE 0FFICE.-Ma
jOr s. P. LEE, Superintendent of the Freed
mems Intelligence Bureau in Alexandra,
reports to Brig. Gen. J. s. FULLERTON this
morning that the number of servants applied
for was 49, number of applicants for situA-
tiOnS, 80. The number of freed people fur
nished employment was Iii and the amount
received as foes for making contracts was IS.
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SHOW ME WHO HAS BkEs ENGAGED IN

SHOW ME- WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
I aBsB CoNsPIRACIEs, WHO HAS FIRRD
srRUcrioss 70 TAKE ouR Forts as Si hsp Gus U.s.
tom HOUSES, AND ARsENALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND WILL SHOW you A TRAITOR.
were PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
SON DID IN 1906, WITH AARON BURR 1
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, By THE
ETkRFAL COD ! WOULD EXECUTE
THBh - AxDREw JoHEsoS, IN ths United
States Ssndts-March ID. 1881,
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Syrup supplies the Blood with its LIFE ELEMENT,
IRON, infusing STRENGTH, VIGoR, and NEW LIFK
into the whole system. For DYSPEPSIA, DRoPsY,
CHRONIC DIARRHGA, DEBILITY, FEMALE WEAK
ERssRs, ETC., II is a specific. Thousands haze
been changed by the use Of this medicine from
tOedk, sickiy, suffering creatures, to strong,
healthy, and happy men and toOmsn.
A 50 page pamphlet sent Free.
Price o. per bottle, or 8 for g.
J. p. DINsMoRE, S6 Dey st., New York.
Sold by druggists generally. oc2S. 3md&w
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'Tr Is TIME THE AMERICAN people
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
TREASON Is A CRIME-N0T IN REVENGE
NOT IN AN0BR-BUT THAT TREASON is A
CRIME, AND SHOULD BB ESTEEMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED AS sUCH"-AEDREw
JoHssos, President Of tie United Stdtss-April
%, 1885.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Oltn,-The case
OF Lueien Peyton against Sweeny & Huyek was
resumed this morning, and several witnesses
W ere examined g..
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~ MOhuerIully StrnnKes-hlauaine
M. II. PERREGAULT, who has astonished the
permanently located herself at Albany, NY.
Madame Perregault by the aid Of her wonderful
instrument, known as the Horoscope, guarantees
to produce life-like picture Of the future hus-
date Of marriage leading traits Of character, oc-
cupation, etc. This is no humbug, rs thousands
Of testimonials can assert. She will send, when
desired, written guarantee that the picture 10
what 1t purports to be- By stating age, height,
complexion, color Of eyes and hair, and enolos-
ing 90 cents and stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture by return
mail. Address
MADAME II. II. PERREGAULT,
p. o. Drawer 2O2, Albany, NY.
ooIB-IvdAw
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MT WHOLE LIFE SHALL BR DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING IT, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
sRNaR OF THE TERN, PERMANENTLY ERRK
--Arpssv JoHssOs-w asata0ton, April 10th,
1865
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As-Dr. II. Anders' Iodine Water.-An
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In each ounce Of water.-Dissolped tofthsut q
and RESTORATIVE known. SoRoPULA, SALT
RHRUM, CANCERS, RHRUMATIsM, CONSUMPTION, and
many Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by its use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price 81 per bottle. or FOR S.
DR.. H. ANDRRs q CO., Physicians and Chem
lists, 42s Broadway, New York. Sold by Drug
gists generally. oct28-3md&w
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ss-Twenty-Iiye Centsto Save Twen-
ty-hye Dollars. - HEGEMAN'S Concentrated
Benzine removes Paint, Grease Spots, &c. in
stantly, and cleans Silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &c. I,
equal to new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
by Druggists. HEGEMAN CO.,
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3m New York.
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Internal REvESuE RECEIPTS TO-DAY
500, 900,
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
selection Of Fruit Trees.

The Gardeners Monthly states that
great revolution has occurred in the sc-
lection Of fruit trees for planting. Bush.
sy plants are now most in favor. as tho
shade made by the lateral branches il
deemed favorable to tho growth and
health Of the tree. The ground should be
rich and deeply worked for considerable
distance from the roots, for the purpose Of
allowing the laterals chance to extend
themselves with ease and freedom. Some
people. in planting an apple tree. dig .
hole into clayey soil just large enough to
receive the root by pressing it down. and
gil in. AMI that is all. The tree, if Ii
lives at all. is poor, sickly thing, and tie
planter wonders what the matter is that
his trees do not thrivc.-Bal management
in planting is responsible for the failure;
and nothing else. %tI.r
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
Lining Fruit Trees.

F K, Phoenix, Bloomington, III =.
writes the Hsrticulturist as follows: "a
neighbor amateur has this year grown
abont bushel of most delicious Imperial
Gage Plumbs on one tree. passed C him
some three years since by brother. who
said, No use to try to grow plumbs!'
After it was planted out one year the fam
ils woodpile was corded up under ana
about it, and after, the fruit had set, and
solong as any fear Of curculio was enter
tanned, plentiful supply ofair Stacked
lime dust was scattered over the top every
week, or twice week Last year it had
peck, and this year bushel or so-and
here you have the whole stsry." .s.
The writer says he is profound believ-
cr in the efficacy of similar course Of
treatment. SO far as dusting with lime.
&C.. not merely for curculio. but for the
whole herd of insects. mildew and fungi
generally iilod ,sAutG ii.,ii'a4 l.a.
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
aMILLIAMSPORT, Md, THURSDAY, NJ

well sigh for earth and friends, the young hero
rejoined his beloved commander.
Her voice faltered and she ceased speaking,
while I, was too much moved to make any COM
ment. Regaining her seH-possession, she said |;
"Can you wonder now. Mr.. W, that should
prefer wearing this gem, hallowed by SO many
sacred memories, to the costly jewels that lie in
my casket, up stairs ~" s4aeb . aamodf %
,-'Indeed, A do not, y said Il, s'and hope it
may be a beacon light on your pathway through
life, and ther, when translated to the realms
above, the owner may sparkle as the centre star
in the Victor g crow n .uyde stt .nss.a.'t AZ
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
A Word to the Ladies.

Is not much of the folly and dissipation
afthe times chargeable. to the ladies? Do
they not give their sweet smiles and thoir
pleasant voices to those who dress the
best aud are the most exsravagant? Will
a lady be so particular as to stop in the
street and talk with mechanic as she will
to we'll dressed geatleman2 --payper, we
werc about to say. ..... .H.7r
We can point to many woman, who
gave her heart and hanl to mealy.
mouthed, delicate skinned. oily-haired,
fashionable young man. who has bitterly
rued the day other choice. A man who
has but little business, except to curl his
hair, consult the tailor, and talk insipidly,
is not ft for husband we care not how
much money he may count. i,e.....s
So long as young women are so unwise
as to smile on such. there will be folly and
dissipation among our young men, Ladies
should he wise and consult their duty and
future happiness, Lady, will you not re-
feet upon thissnbiect? Will you not per-
sue course, +, in regard to choosing your
partner through life, that will be the
means Of your future happiness and bless
edness, instead Of choosing one who win
be the means Of your troubles, and who
will, lyerhaps, be the cause IF bringing
you to an early. grave With a troubled
brow aud I" broken heart? We say this
for Jour own benefit reflect, aud be
sise.r i'7" nN'..7eai.s'.f 1'a ai- 'sr"
Maryland free press., 1866-11-08
A streak Ahead or Noah.

ia dispute once arose between two
Scotchmen, named Campbell aud M'Lcan.
upon the antiquity of their families. The
latter would not allow that the Campbells
had any right to rank with the MIeans
in antiquity. who, he insisted. were in ex-
istence as clan since the beginning Of
the world Campbell had a little more
Biblical knowledge than his antagonist.
and asked him if the clan of the M'Leans
was before the food. Y .adA'"nt s'ii'H
. "Flsod! what flood?' asked Nl'Lean. 97i
-i'''.rhe food, you know, that drowned all
the world but Noah and his family. and
his flock" said Campbell. @Ftaa
'H"Pooh. on you and your food" NJ
Lean, ''nty elan was afore the food" 800
II have not read it in my Bible" said
Campbell. "of the name Of VI Lean going
into Noah's arkr' b ani - ,a"li
''Noah's arkw retortcd M'L,ean. in con-
tempt "Who ever heard GA M'Lean that
hadn't boat,o' his owni' - -& ~ H'o