davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-08-19

TIE Dodgcvflle {Wls,} Caspatde record. tho
-fatEo1tnc teznaxkAbse e4se Of sndden desa. ave
Kan he pa:ticsiaxs of the 1e1J sudden dsaih OF
lsaJ IN tazt EeiEAheahood- which took plspn
undeF th* following sircunatancrE> ~ Taa posto
j." bag. rens ~=s7 pssaasal In shss Eazdsu, having
! neasas Destroyed the er1ite patch, md ahk, shlak-
Ing to ttop 1heK hsi pieksa quite i
na9bes ca The plants, sid In order 70 make snsa
a fhssn, tnrN sAsn l.to thA aze; and while the1
: *ere Being eonzumet aha Rtaod esex tSs s.,sss.
which t1A opsu-4 5ts .uax tzafaesllatsty taksn
sdtk- and disa n faw hours, hzstng tre4T sJup.
1e1a q eet1e po4sone<i-; He eszsoa can b 9iven
et 11 deftA hHs ftss probability gnxt she WIS pol
sossed By tahaaaG7 tas Sfsoez .Euzn tAs h1a.ra
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, 1866-08-19

The eorSlotnerasion OF coPl-rha.ds, Coz
fedeFatrs, ttn~gsdrs. War Dtmnesass. peace
*ntaks, conservative. B'a5 .saeis, busies-
mats. snd Jobncnppetsen L7esd-Aad.hutter e
scup-t,nne paulots mot Of Pl!lad.1phls aoa
4rsotrcd-wi.hout adopting uasss. What
sban they t,e called herrattcrs They could
not ngzce On Deu,ocsAt, OF Conservative, o.
ccrfedcrnte, or National Union, Or Johneor-
lefson. or austsanx. Bsruam woald cal TIC
new party The 'tWhat Is It." u /. u nu.
tkS:, HLat Il tlg
, 1866-08-19
FATAL APFR1Y.


emo MAN Shot pe.d and Another
y ~. Wounded. ~ : !
=: : Fton he rsostz rrsas7ipt r-'.- ..s.sI;,s,.;
Abeut tweITc o'clock n- = ednesday night
word w.. brc1ehe :. .ne police ot5ce that
= s,I.sy hsd .4ken place IN the lover part
Of the ctr. - which come shooting had been
dc1z:, End that ono MAI MAS severely wannded
inr 70 the epot, Tie police found man by
tie name of GtasTs Duechlcs at ht7 oEu
bot,ke suffering from : se1cEe wound In the
hand, oce1.loned by d pistol ball paasinZ e.
tltriy through tac palm, which Bnechlf1
supposed TO le from BIZ Own pistol Tae
.pv on tho rrad, n6ar Burch1eFs hoase,
Gpgn Examination f. wa4 6und that the
ttrsor on the road WEB Dominic Pslthier
who was suffering terribly from
,e9isE sgS, ses s Sesy asy a and as he S
Termination Of the ribs md passing out at
the !c.t side little forcr down The
wounded man, whoes honr <As Ia the corn-
t-y, was taken 70 t.n e1I4boa4t, whcrc he
o'clock Yesterday morning, waea he expired
Coroner GoodNln summoned Jury OF H.
ourtt. rt.a 1t appeared that the deceased,
sp company With three or furr other aen.
came ,o lie house Of a!Ass., Matthews, ad-
Joining that cr Buechlef, a:sd demanded n41-
u't1AEsey ntdils.E AAAa aacS "S1f k11as y
aud that they knew there ras ta1n 10 the
ho1se they *sru after and wanted Mrs.
Matthews TO lit thrln in. Upon hetnS re.
docT u fEeE H1then and burst IN ttst
door, bet the doos 70 the main building be-
ipe locked, they egecte1 no entrance They
tLc,, went to tie foont dluE, which thsy Also
'eusxhed 10, and all catered, Ass. Aatttexe
i ther took the children to he house of
+. Buerhltr, whtn tic men followed The
! woman AID children Wsrs admitted, but
! when the meu attempted to eases, they Wcre @
/ asserted tleF were policemen. and that 4
! nan w1s In nne OF thn<e houses they weEt
:: alter, aad we're determined 10 hava
Barck.cr uSaiu - told them to 90 o}
that his w!f. wns sick and he. ass
! not wupt To ..be disturbed IpoI
thris perasstlnS, he 2rocurcd pistol sns
told them il they arain attempted to snte
neu called 10 cotnTarIoa and Eatdr he
be Ed d-d if he ~oa'ds't enter. shoot .
no rhuvt" Buecl1tr as+efts thst at tii
,uIn. he cred Two shots over The Intruder
bcrd, rho ~a4 t1:s1 on the P'Jrch trying :
force his way into the hoast. This Es dt
IN hopcs OF frightening: him q. n: ftllot
xtIsl p.sslst9ng, Baeehler foll hin he Ia
shot twice without hurtas lin, ~
t!he attempted to enfcs agssn ht would XII
, tI1r. Ttr fellow then tue1c anotAEf a.
g,,y:o ot 10 sarct- Liz way intp The Eonst Whe
!. Rncrhtr fred. Tte i1trudtrN then wnl1e
an ard notf,fu.. Eore wat seen or heard I
TIE Y-arty u.,til about the s..sae the p'use y
rived. wh-n Peltlirr wne foupd n Enc ia
n t,efhrr stated Brech1cr III crossing h
. enter deor. which was blind, received t.
wound In ht- hand. which be suTpsses to
accidental ftun Ills n1u pistol, but is NJ
I certain tbat IL fnay Not have been . kht
. {rcta the outatde OF the house.
, 1866-08-19

cta! Epson, OF Texas. As soe. y. tl. 1rt-"t-
la: ttnrd this, .ueh ejsculutione SAY. RI
ttlm shr mighty enthusiast ic crowd IN sest
did xau light fer !"
Fellow eiusess. tae eoataK-n tt.,r. er. rn~ r.
n1xa4:nre sad rttpa!aast y et'zae ;fto ~ ts!s.;
Aile<t.cer 10 liz Go:rrnrn.z.- lCn.s at-~ tau
hsa 70 10 is-san't help yourre.f'l 1aa tpsats:
esas ~ ssss s spss, ss s e.a S,s
ite.sie.i the ~, - What T. lid Ton rsa. Eodss
Vital lind Ct q Tenrfsl s4e y1n:" khoG.et tn-
Wr tsse CONS. EIlas-eiiiss..s. fso5 On 81 ps-.s et
the tor&tsy. Iciles--Tfa d3tn't xsk 5on4'l We
hs.f come 10 nlnss Will you. aud sbai II q .sia
yous; 1ead-" Tnrte esrers fSf lIrcsia. ra:ee
:ssss .si sesss sssa. i ia.s q
EssE g5ass'ss. :!a.re e Chez. fas ssass.i s'.sa
:hani.' Fe1'ow-e4tfseasWes are from I'll as:ts OF
las eoentI3- ioo eert5talI 4l not Fs:ass u hear
n n. t:a seaa & h,sss s i
lessr .:ws das. esse s. I1sses ssees kesr5ss e 5aa
= Gen Ereon retired, and presently aaoshes
candidate for public ta1u9a tssared TO speak
| We dl4 ret LIAR hI4 usmc- TIE meeting vas
gu.et FOR zno1nent, srd the speaker re- u
! isa.,eI.. ..Shk, did JOG sonr- axT' "Tso e1u
I yusfi -.
~~ett the euys'.-"ThEee eSecss fos TIE bsya h
| aIcc" c"--" tl:tre ehcsts for LEacral aestI!"j
i The speaker low exhibited erIdcaec Of LOS
! Ing tia te.nT-es. and said so1nrsta.a;. Arunt
[ senes aIe fehns ~ antanS ~ FN.se ~ -,
sho.a@ ~ e9 As tA $3.50
"pawn rlsh tt- tyat.or,.
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&hi!e this 6au- Was hcias s,eg amid the
| s"t.t atath:SE ehtse' n Rhr. !. fe1iif
sS.iEh tae shi!,s se't,'b..:s> Ut 5'@0 F''p'e
| AZ Elisfle nft*:r = this fIocalar nui1 truly
! eey.sic..c,ttt..yr was lj.peftth. 4 tr,7tton
.t,., a,s =. ~. ~. t,"rt
,as tl.s Z i:ss viii 7; is Tfs.'o!s t :!,.;
| j. y. t'ts'y TLadGeus Stevens and Eoioasl
H. w. fn1nt..
! Au.f:rs altltc I'rtts b1lId,nr. ca-.,l. Of
E-.rr,Y, ..,, t1,4,t,,ut l~1. vs. n ~; >. anil
a.lrr sn.+sta.~tst:3.:s Il ''fon<y f-rncE
nav "a, want Il, h.ar nfon sas--a EatI:
! raj - tci.,nl farsirr app..sed At ene 'nf
| Tx, Seventh ~arst w.aaows. H. wst greet.
a wit.; r1rs: .pnl. .u,s- liz sad,
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, 1866-08-19
THE LufAE. 60t'T4IHH C1NS ES-

Tie curtain LIZ iallea Un the CHrsrfhead
Convention. The po-llttse farce L. nvct, nad !
tts nete.s have retired behind The seeneA- A !
. snorr SERIOUS drsus eumes next. On the
hLfd Of September Convection NJ southern
C,lop z.rr is 10 ucss IN rei.Adrlphtas and
tlt,ry American wAo loets his county md
hates treason Will heartily srmpathlze With
this effort cf roen Who hsvs br>ca tsae1 In tho
ufEace Of AElict!ol and at.t fuupd wanting
The lnEE list Of .'guer1 10 the eAli for this
Convention WAS recently pahllshcd ln cur
co1nnlna- To ths GathcTs spd brt'.hc-s Of The
victin,s who Fr.fshc0 In the slxvrholdets' re.
tcllian. tAc4e ca11e5 are dear. In tbs La.
s.r eueh inca - 1. J. Hamilton, Mlchsea
| HAhn, aud A. r. postie, with about T. hun
! drtl osAer4, who have suffered y. their love
| at count1r more thAa any othe. class Of saea
!, kiucr ttc days ii the thirty. tyEnnt..
| There a1e 10 Confederate vieePEesidca.s,
! Generals, Colonies, Coaxse-sa,en o.
/! Goserpo11 aucng thcu. They are
| the 1ncn uho, br thess s:aeak. loyalty.
have earued The right 10 ,sks the 1rut SEATS
in the rcxtored Cnlou- They Asr the n,ea
40 suffered ctery hing during tae Hn7 hT
! tl.s :alth tia. war Ia them, ani who1a Az
| draw Iehr=ea E1s turned crer. III The u,t:atns
Of victory. 10 bc dealt with hy .ehcl noes
thifstiE:; fer tteir a!vol- Thcst cE'leA and
I<sseru,et EtionisI4 had teully believed
lEat Abatex 1phn.,4e Va Tie s.aa 20 tsriAe
| terSor Info the Eca.tk t'f .zuilnrt And 10 f'-
| co.e life anA !is.n and 6or1c small measure
ff lsssce 70 toys, tu-a. Tao<e who s.3 aot
Bet Il eeEScsi;tete OF Gs-a>siaatri VI smpr1son-
ed, is,. been eutal:s.iT driven ftssa4 ta.ts
E.nLEe. and rEur~rfT. and ea1ra1nde1
" povcry, truenntl'td es dependence,
| With Arp7.s curat!.,g with litter Eus
1a..e, ~. .susta2n:d y ia's.
! pr:rr,.!e, FIR I've .oh5 yra-s
| H1d vailed far the success ri LIE EnI",
arny, that tleE Dls#ht 1tnt ...s}t :*uy t.ck Il
thor hbt.scs IL rta1.c. Aat 5uhEson's ri'n
s:tsItt atlh ,s,1J'unishct 1e:,rs zu>! ala t-.tt
!, a1ous AbauauumeaI ct ths party wAici
i e:s. ed h.n. hsr. ca1,isced t..c.1 ~ tl.s 4
!. !'tss*i!i:.tr nf aEi1. c1d.r his s,esE~.fac:ts
gtse.nn.Hs.ts. TIE as1a1npas>.nt If thet,
:, !otal Ssu.Lesrt,S w=s The eruwu!n< octsAg
: i IL LIZ ap..ta.e Pre*iGeut
Among the host ra:syrst,s:.t. 20 .r-eue T.:
saEt.. 1,.s:r tie sui. ~ tveti t-:s..als af:t L
I'm, tie .tr.aies .ftze ite,at.i: il tLs' n;ch
, o:i,'l=:'y, h tie anstt.a51iss lesAs S"s!ii-r
! t,>nvt as.c1,. II VII: oe sa~s.rss- .u see
tsr.ian ci..ld Ut .@4i1.t Etsct. wt,uls Eae:
!. ,sttA ~ia"= tym.@'by. The N:ty of E:.'t4e;s
f.nse Is preparing. VIZ se,, IL rive :he :er:.
ca:s lc, n1istx " .he s-,1l1, Z LtEL .i.ta:
AID j. il! te L.uc 9Th right .std ~il- L.
! srcrx a.t Ire S!*rr By k-2at:ic.ns 10 E..>G,
t''e tpli n:d t..-- rtpsstt,on s,: pa. .larr.
ppr-tt.!a:: " 'nea wa'', hasss4 III: it. s't
| Ahnx. y !t-ne- !; ear4et. vLE 1t exists. Al
:, ! shn: i t.e itEn d1.
, 1866-08-19

who fought for Freedom anal Union has as
so<,a EiSls to votc ~ t,'r wldte -esrl Who
fought ior stavt!y and di4ualnn.
, 1866-08-19

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, 1866-08-19

s v AeBIxEEnH. Auez.ss II. 1-Cf-
It VITA discovered today that bY e.unlcr
u. The I,xs1 Of = clerk In tAe fftasuEy De
taftnlcus thc Gnstrutacut nh prevented
Iron. tscias exintled oct cf thtry five thou
sana dollars. 1t ayt,caIs thai Eeq1tas.loa
came 10 tie Department trutn = weil+xanru
Pa5ms.te rsthirty.aye thousand aaalAts,
win ji1rrticus ~ .e-ke draft m srtcsal
drfxattcrr ether thsn the 4--a depos!torJ.
gu xhs,in d,1fls we're dfAMn II .* ID
tAiA pnyEsastes. The clerk .tso R.scnds IL
1 fbtt clsa4 af {yy1s.uc.s In the Treasury Gesn1,
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, 1866-08-19

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,ihis CLANCY !. ~ 5s6s
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, 1866-08-19

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1ouinE:4 -, =: i = -, =,
= The eontrsItness at = bog z. I.
ard = sunaeiau,1F Fa1sa Assta
onstrnse tbs ttah m ne Tss;
ming n the: 41Eax axsEd su4p oai
Scspost, lis esIiea at'Psaat, .,s
thss spscSes of qpaarspedA ! ~
weighing scIpe hL agn@so.:r
hr0S.ht dsun u. tM hndlaE 2 2
ported TO: ,:SewPot-gMs9sI 9sIs n :
notkie " "teAntea the tAnSax1 ~ 2!
the butrherB knife, e 49, X, II
trniHen With eaapea;M dlsa u =:
ti0,, At The theaEht. d
native lsEd,.1he hoHie5 q 4 a1E
! ftym m ths aaDeIas.oof11 ~ I
nenc9T:aeI1i de1,,fkad: eegS
| ieayr h{Y },opn N III snt otss oss
not arpear, nr, .ttE ea:nFee
though both Nsd snd dzf
/ kpown tnnz1e4+; = y; = ii. ~ =
T. .Tbxa The boar * Mps9,i
boat xas n the wharf
I th.eH stA,Ea3t snsn, tNe = 49, = T
soJ one at tho tan p ~
made 70 rropeL Ltr';fh4 60 G@ -
being sutaclenk.. oxhra ~ +. - -
ing fhe captain; eseskI aa;9ssR g .
xtsnmer md -whft -:
booeted 4ite1, tn Goaa 51,
rusted stth thswhos1 t,se
9ac treaendous dkkS
self 1tur7' hjs; eapta9, Sfft
duz.n of tarz. tn6.hysSe1s,l
Lon he ground. boitea g - -
s-Thc scxns :x1& nes essts: - e;
the nssseurerv Hto nd s3 II &
aiaa q !. the, steaHs9ss 7aHaat : 22Jss 2Jess
/ Eere. euuvulstd rnn ,a]
f'rr tiess Gmoi - 9ss z Il
4 time b. fhs s,tde axassass
{ rrm. 6,.hest fmSonlT ngst.s
EeetnS porkers and a.;a ~
eeedSd IN e1efn11ts..ss;s.11 q
| surrounding. tAsh d
> wss he!d,; md u -
81 fesst1la method Mss.ssNE
q aiiion ef- he antta.al 41 =; II
. sfses ne anosher. aka1ass: q
Il eathe rNft of r.
: acca;ppLlshed - =. u ss:ss:Ss
, 1866-08-19
Murder.

1F-una She ct-dEn.a C5aret1e, Ausaet itth.Y
Our readers viii doubtless rruwm5er that
tecst two or three months zsnce we mem
tsc1sed tho arrest os snue six or -eyen NelI
known characters OF Hamilton. On rh~cEArgr
Of breaking OPEN and rubbInE fteish: c2ts On
both tAe C., Il i D.. A.. + G. VI snd e. & g..
2 Railroads aaa also Ebout tive weeks
since, ths a-rtst Of q man natncd Danf1Fth.
OF receiving these stolcn articles. -tu lhesc
pAT1ies <err aT1Aic7e1 le5orr tho Fatlco
Court in this city, but were delivered over to
tie authorities Of Butler County, and after-'
yard released On ball.
II see.as tha: young naa Earaed George
Hoffman, Of This city, whn has been acting
In the capacity nf : deteetive for thr shove
! named roads, was Instrumental IN bringing
I ttcne PARTIES TO jaetlce, and they asserted
that they would bare rexe-gc- Accordingly.
: parties, called Holman into his sal1ea. and
i; lFaxlus a plstAl krcd. the ball taking efsct
In the breast ofthe latter. Hoffman, although
, htally rounded. drew his pistol and shot
i Howard tn the frzt am and abdomen. In
] Hoffman expired In rbont Gltssn minutes aE
: ter Teet4rinK the shot- '' !"
/ Hovara Il contasa to h, bed, aud stroog
!, guard = kept c7er him. ~,>c -, +: =,
Dcsprfase Encounter with a .DurH1*r.
T. lfEpm tie Wilmington Gull IndspendeusJ-
Al about three O'Clock on tbs mornius el
the- l3ah lnstaat, Vim. Tpuner, Esq-, AZ.
County Clerk Of Joliet, 'wns awakenoa By hl.
vic, who !aibrnae6 him that burglars wert
IN the house. Ii 1t ucce nruse. and found 4
= hG1g1nr ovethautfns \ bureau In nn eaioinins
= ron, bot tho taief, on his discovery. lla1
ont his light. and saHed 70 mako hss eseape
Finding fgresz below impossible, be mAde
wah up the stairs, where his progress va.
h'oekadsc, md hs ia.uatdtate1J turned nui
. | tqus1sly met III. Tou3er on Tie etAiss, M
l. armed but fnA Of pluck Tue thics drew
revolver, and cried :. Clear the traek, or ri
fhtot," to. which Mr. T. replied, .Ashco
and be DID, Instantly bali whines
! over, his bead, bat did no damage
j. A SECOND shot from the assassin struck til
len shoulder of Mr.. Tounef, bat cause. onl
> aalisht wound. NJ, = then suceeeded /
grssplnE The thfef by ths throat, and held hi
:, = right arm until This pistol VIA takesz ava
hoEu him. Tie then WIS Eeusely tied N
- taken 10 Jail, whesc ha now aun1ts trial, at.
nftceu Jrals, resIde0ee Efth Colonel Buei
:. master The thief eirSs bta n4zae "A W1lllas
Howard, though he hdd L Ticket which VI
found in bis p0cEet married William Hul
bard He ny6 he IL from Clu.tnnasI.- whe
i captured he hsd IN his ,potsession Mr., To,
nsss. .a.sa, sleers.hst.oas,@ s.ads su
pocket book containing about tt73, .u :,
r. which 4as Iceot*ret- He Elso had { poekr
6 book Of his own Tor eos.,e Que e1Hets d eautai
: :, Ing about TITS. Mr. Tprner A''wo1shJ
I great credit for hss courage In capturing II
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Euf1~E+ ssA1A.Hena I'nk1 itt-.& :-At u rsest-
!n ol The Eight HON le><ao No. =. ct Gsittaargg.
lxid AEg:sst s,n- isfs. r-rof.f:os: wNs Fs-sed
rEaais,Grslr. r-taext1nc the Fre Htss 70 pSh-
l.h Tie rtG.a-+ letter fraiz uoa. Z. C. IL 2stseG
d.eu;ae hi. o-.uur o- tEk Eight uoaY SuHIian,
Wick i. 1nw zetiatcd BY tie Io:ktrgEep Of tsa
Enl,ra ei.txs. Wary r-rs>ss3sEy ses7t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03
An Inconyenient Habit,

Somebody tells the following little ssor ?,
bat neglects to mention whether The suffer-
er was Federal or Confederate odicer, -
The affair occurred on the occasion OF a
grand review in Charleston. ihe COM
maBding General had engaged fine look
lug charger, that had been doing duty in
the bread cart, The troops were formed
iu lne to be reviewed, and as the band
struck up the General and staff came gal
loPiug down in front at i good round pace,
when just as 10 Was passing tue GENRE oil
the line some fellow in the ranks, knowing
the characteristics OF the animal, sang
out "bread,' The old horse true to hi:
habit when hearing the word, came to a
SHALT and as a matter Of courso,p pitching
his rider over his head, aud landing hiu
spread eagle fashion on the grass.
Discipline could not stand it ; there wa
a roar of laughter from one end of th'
line to the other, including several hun
dred spectators. / think never saw 81
mad q man in my life. He Jumped up
drew bis sword, AID for few moments h
seemed Us if he would take the life c
every man on the ground. He stormc
and raved offered untold wealth for tn
name of the man who did the mischief
but l douot If he ever knew. I never Sc
a General and staff galoping down th
line that 1 don't think Of the scene au
and the way that high funciouary ''wer
to grass"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03
A Recruit from the Grave.

~Thc following strange circumstance
among the most remarkable that occurred
during tbo war, ia vouohed by the Colo.
mel Ellis, late CT the lst Missouri calvary
and can be sttestod by tho parties. cor
cerned
A few days alter o fercel7 contested
battle in tho south n,.party Of soldiers be-
longing to the LIST Missouri took a iarrt
over the battle field and came up to a spot
where the rebel dead were buried. In one
place the hair Of o mans head was seen
sticking out oftho ground like tuft Of
grass aud n9ag by hand was seen pro-
rudipg upwards which evidently belonged
to the corpse ,6as owned the head of
hair.
One Of tho cayalrynen remarked to
his companions in spirit Of thougbtl.as
Iivity.
"See, there's n dead rsb reaching ous
for something, let's see wha. be wants 3
In the same spirit Of wanton mischief, al
most recklessness the cavalrymen took
hold Of the mans hand end hauled the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03
An Adventurous Career.

A young man has just been sentonced TO
imprisonment for six months by the police
court OF Lille, for vagrancy whose career
Of crime is one of the most extraordinary
ever developed before n court of justice
! Pernet was born in Paris twenty four
years since and at the ago Of Ii he com
mittod homicide, At eighteen he was
sentenced TO imprisonment for five years
for robbery at Bar-le,dUc. lie wa. only
eight days in the house Of correction in
that town when he escaped. He was cap
tured and again committed but he shortly
after escaped second time.
After his 9th escape from prison in
France he was sentenced to twenty years
hard labor, and embarked for Cayenne at
the beginning Of the year 1864. Five con.
victs escaped from Cayenne last year and
PorDet was their leader He assumed the
command Of the frail boat in which they
risked their lives. They had just quilted
the land when they were perceived and
fred on by the guard on shore but escsp
cd without Injury, After tossing about
for Ia days aud nights nearly starved to
death they reached British settlement.
The inhabitants mis!akinr them for ship
wrecked seamen treated them kindly.
They remained some months in the set
tIemcnt, when pernet and and one of BIZ
comrades, tired OF their monotonou9 life
embarked for Spain, where they colnmiled
a robbery apd supplied themselves with
n considerable sum Of money and quan
tty Of good wearing apparel. Pursued
by the police they took refuge in Corsict
: where they passed themselves for mor
t chants having money iu their pockets, aut
being respectfully clad they acquired som,
! friends and led far time joyal. life
Their cash was soon expended bat Peru9
I nothing abashcd announced that he hat
lost a pocket book contaiuine 100 ,00
francs in bank notes and valuable sccugi
r lies and had il proclaimed By the publ
d cricr through the streets Of ..jacao cffer
ing large roward of ten thousand franc
Il for its recovery. The stratagem succeed
" ed--tor their atT,uintauces taking com
\ passion on the pretended Spaniards,p place
II their purse at their disposed OF wnich the
g avajlcn themselves sparingiy. They wer
d shortly afterwards accused of a robbery
plate at the hotel when they lodged au
70 lied. They next appeared 10 Italy, whel
Pornet passed for au engineer and b
ID companion acted the part of Sccretar
to They were detected but again escaped.
r The month Of march last found Perm
ID 10 London but British did not agree wi
him, and he embarked for France, al
arrived at BouIegne on the 10Th of tn
sc month, He was then completely desttu
but he made the acquintaneo ofa charitab
be person 10 the coach between Boulogne al
Lille who afforded him some assiatan
ad and would have procured him employ ne
but he declined the offer. He was ARE
ks ted at Lille as vagrant and sentenc
Sc to six months imprisonment then to
sent to Cayenne,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1866-02-03

NEdao AhIsrocRACY "A ease OF ne
gro arstocrooy came off in the town Of
Stuuutan Va, recently.
One of the Northern "sohool.marms,"
who is there employed in teaching the
"lrcedmen," told a sprightly pe5ro girl
that she "pnust not call the woman with
whom she lived miStress-that she was as
good as anybody
Pretty soon the girl asked her teacher
what business she followed before COM
ing South to teach
"Sbo was a bonnet maker was the
reply.
'"WcH.' said th9 girl gathering up he,
books and making for the door, I'm no
going to 'sociate wild you any longer
you say is ekil to my mistress, an,
She don't 'socate viii bonnet makers 80