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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-17
ST.L0UiS ; IRON MOUNTAIN

y kOuits :; mum MUM AIN
iLLMo tD tOlH-INY'S Seven per cent,
~ first Mortgage Bonds February and A,,..,st
Coupons he eHrhhgS Of the conpty,, it.,, TO Pilot
Knob are nov more tan Nv ,ntereS. ON the entire
mortgage The rroa~is those Bonds are ahliaq to
the SECURITY EVERY day Ocer S. have been spent
n the property and NJ: of bonds issued
thus far The constantly increasing traffic Of CARVING
with the prospect of controlling all the travel from
St Louis to the Southern States. ensures an enormos
revenue. The Directors $40 of thu stock for "a
resment, and are interested to trfh sie property as
3it6a ALLEN. PRESIDENT, Ct. Loni,, Mo
We, the Hpdersigned cordially Recommend these
seven per cent mortgage L,.is OF the St Louis and
Iron Mountain R.,i,sa,d good security The rev.
enEp CT the road will be large, and rhe administration
enced hands and is entird the greatest confidence
of the public.
JAMES TOMAS Mayor of st. Louis.
JOHN j. ROE Pres't St Louis tia4Ssr Of Commerce.
W. FOX Prest st. LOUIS Board of Trade
B5 HfOS RATES. fras't North Missouri Railroad
J. Il. BRfTTON, Pres't Nat. Bank Of ths st,su 70
WI l.. EWING. pres't of the Mar u ID. - 40.
GEO T. EEA, fEes't Second Nat. %" ~ Louis
GEC. W TAfLt'p Louis Ill Bridge Co
WM. rAe" crest Pacific Railroad ("f Mo-
SIT. PreS't Traders Bank. st Louis.
JOHN X. LlONBERGER Pres't I. N Bank. st. Louis.
ADOLPIIUS MEIER. NicePrcS't q. Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARTII. rres't German Savings Institution.
Coupons payable in the city of New York. limited
number of the above named Bonds for sale at Eighty
five Parties living Of the city remit hy draft or
express and the bonds will be returned 10y express free
of charges We invite the attention of capitalists and
veStmen destined Ia rank firSt-caSS security
Descriptive Pamphlets. Maps and information can be
had ON application to TOWNSEND. WHELEN Co,
No. 800 Walnut St. Philadelphia. Agents of the st.
Louis and lion Maintain r. Il. Co.
Philadelphia references CAMBRIA IRoN Co.; CAV,
Bacon 4 Co: THIS. A. BIDnLE Co.
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

The una"r.isift. as Attorney for the owners will
olar VI ,.,bl: Sale at the Court House door, in
Eii.t9 Maryland, on
SATURDAY,, OCTOBER 31st. 1868,
all the following REAL ESTATE situate living and
being in the TOWN OF ELkToN, and descrihe;s as
follows:
l. Al that STORE HOUSE property, be- ,r,r
longing t" Mr.. Rosa "a. itnngsworth, F3is.sIS3
SITUATE oi tt!, Ht,th sie of Gay or Main min
srsrt, aA Nitich IN now occupied by the firm MillN
q Reese Frart. The Lot is 81 5000 feet mal--A
mont. and confirms ili1 square feet more or less
The store House is large ami convenient win
Fixture, throughout the Store Room and is sst;ate
i'll a business part of The town.
Possession given SeptclEher 25th tsu. The mr.
chaser to receive the rs as roa the day the Terms
of sale are complied with.
iE:iH5 --S2teLj Cash, within 30 DAYS from the
Gi a sale; the balance iii two elral instaments of
enc and two yv-.s, with interest from the day Of sale
ana -,ru;cd by muc:g gag. the premises
, AZ that l.nr and DWELLING House
Att,.. hrnn-ing Il William Il. lIoliiugswagsh ESo ,
2"t;i, .tn,! where he r">i,,u- astp.sc on the
@l.lnorth sill of Gay "r N-,., street. ;,dioini, 4,
tn" Partridge tlrfrltE, containing II IL Il
front arr, j." rts, lli"re or less back. There are
Tiin L GOOD EWELLING HOUSES upon this
pr~?imitv. two Of ii.,,ne an.i oHa u. hsick
TERgNS-S, i.i GA tlsr day of sale, or within 20
n,afa II ane two three and four years TO bear in
,,,ust from the day al sale and 20 be secured by
gage on the premises.
Possession gwen March 18th 1869.
The title to all the above property is ndispntabfe
and i; will be sold clear of ali incun(Lgances.
Hy-Sale to commence at : O'clock I'M
For further information apply
REGBEN HAINES Attorney
far William g. and Rosa &, HoIliEgswoith.
Oct 10 ASSS-.tW
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After the adjournment of the Thirty Fourth
Congress, pending the election etiiai If Mr. i,usi,anan.
iii, tHhiR .kIslffdtER nqf'h aud sRoks in his he
Ealf ,AfIRaeehapatn gave him ths sec4eta, yship
# ihe Treasury, which post he hsd a: tie be-
ginning Of the rebellion. Hs-wcnt with the re
tels Reluctantly at first, and alwavS was in op-
position to Davis, and l..alf inclined to wish he
was not where and as he was. Still he served
in the rebel Congress, and was q brigadlor geu-
eral in the rebel army His oAiy military ex-
PLOT consisted in being captured by General
Wilson and escaping through the carelessness
or his captors. He was man of strong i'm
pulses. OF more than ordinary native ability,
and was persuaded of the wrongs of slavery,
but had no power if he had the will, to try and
lessen them. lie has of course, like all the
other leading rebels, been on the stump for Soy
nour and was possibly searching foe aid in his
WeIh at ti'e only naips WHARF ls could hone to
hni it whfn he died. II he gut at tue truth Of
iha matter his sudden death is not wonderful.
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SUNSHINE and SHADOW in TEW YORK
w a N T Z D,

Clcrgv,n"n. Teachers and superintendent of Sab
bath schools and others to act rs Agents for the
HONE BOOK OF WONDERS,
A work of great interest fully illustrated also for the
CoTT AGE BIBLE,
AMP FAMILY EEluSlIDf,
in two Volumes. containing nearly Lao pages, com
priSing the Old and New TcsamcntS with practical
cxpoSitions and ex ,,anatory notes, by THOMAS
WILLIAMS
few OF the many Recommendations
From the late Rev Jn-l llawrS. II r. Pastor of the
OF no commentary 50 cheap that contains great
amount of valuable natter
From Rev. " II. Ergleston, II. D., Pastor of Ply
mouth Church. Chicago ll,.-'I chccrtillly recon-
mend it as the best commentary the Scriptures
for general use" Fer terms and circulars address
4. RRAINARD, Hartford Conn.
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Itrul Cstaic.
EisSs = Al II

\ NEW DOUBLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
with every convenience: very desirable property:
situated on Church street, in the town of Elkton.
For further nformation amply to
WM. McCLELLAND,
Aug 10, lSS-tf ElktDu.
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DEATH OF HOWELL CuBB-Howell Cobb, OF

DEATH OF HOWELL CoBB.-Howell Cobb, OF
Georgia, dropped dead in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. in New York, on Friday morning Oct.
9th He was born In Jefferson county, Ga,
September the 7th, 1915, and efadsuIftted at
Franklp rpl.fge, 10 Atl,sns, in 81. iie was
fleced to Congress in 1872, and re-e!ected in
l5l4, '46 and As. In this last term he was
Speaker of the house. lie was strong sup.
potter of jackson and a warm defender o!
Polk's policy in the Mexican war. He sus-
taneI t,ass in the canvass Of Isis, and gave
bis personal influence in favor of the eompror
mise measures of l-5o. against ting tastes OF
i Tic solithtHi, Rights and Union p.s Ties in The
South; and Georgia was thc'hot'est battlefield
Mr. Cobb was chosen Governor on the Union
tieket, ahsr ihs hottest campaign and BY the
lArsest majority oyer kHaWB IN the stAip. iis
tlasn .fsnntd lbs Brle!itG 81 ihe Inv. sHpPGfisd
shp nomination at ii neral firlef, aisa ~ss re,
elected to congress III is56. Tie sided then AID
all along with the most ultra a-f~-'
.,,erS pt
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NorEs-From reports and letters received:
l. Your Axe is bound to be THE AXE
H. twill cut - per cent better.
Ill. My brother lost one in the w;tr Int with
your Axe he can cut as well "a any one else can.
". If | could not get an,ther, twenty-five $50
dollars would not buy it.
" 1T will cut hoop-poes better than any other Axe
vi. | would not be without it for anything.
For sale by all responsible dealers. and the makers,
LfPPINC0TT 4 BAkEWELI.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sole owners of the Patents.
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IT is conceded that the great Zingnri BHt"rs has
| maSte red moe diseases, both acute and chronic,
than anv bitter tonic in the known world. Ii has
cured Cholera. the worst forms of Fevers. Pneu-
mona, Liver and Heart Disease, Chronic b:irrhut,
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Sick Headache. and Will
cure any disease arising fr"m diSoricrcd state OF
the blood 1t is recommended 10y Governors "f
States, Members of Congress distinguished diyines
and physicians, and the proprietor can show more
sworn certificates of cures than any other Btt"rS
manufacturer in America Send for II circular, AMI
read them. Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
BERRY BRIcKETT Co.. wholesale liquor dealers, sole
Agents for Western States Chicago, Ill. f. RtHrER&
Co.. Sole proprietors Il North Front ST Philadelphia
RI 00D Vi NV for ss a# ra "n 1hs
whole subject. Dir. WHr1IER confidential physician
GIT ST. Charles st, ST. Louis, No. Stands pre-enneny
above all others in his speciality \" matter whdtled
state Your case Patients treated by mail in every State
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THE ORIGINAL
ONE DOLLAR BROKER STORE
Established in 1868.
g N E q @ Il L Az
FOR EACH ARTICLE.

Oar Sales for the last ttrcIre months hdr"
been about Our million dollars.
GJ-Oer business has been dccd.es IN &c Quarts Of
this StGe ana by Tie Gaisei States authorities not to
bea L"tte'y, Gift Enterprise, h.t regular Eegiti-
mate business.
Terms Of sale for Club CT S., selection of one of
the following articles 10 yis Brown Bleached
Shecting superior quality. Popin Alpaca Dress
pattern. Wool Square Shawl. 2a4 yards noeskin.
An S-day Clock Seth Thomas make l pair gents
Calf Boots. White Marscilies Quilt. Silver plated
Chased Castor with bottles A Morocco Photograph
Album. lHi pictures. 3yards o. Wool Cloth Silver
plated Cake Basket. 3h yards Brown or Rleachcd
Sheeting common quality Also printed notices Of
60 articles, for sale at Il FOR each ARTICLE comprising
variety of articles usually sold at retail prices
from Sloo TO s. for each article
For Club CT $40, selection of one of the follow
ing articeS:Io yards Brown or Bicachcd Shecting.
superior quality. Dress pattern. price Slo. Wool
Long Shawl. Hrocha Long Shawl. > yards Black
German Broad Cloth. Common Sense Sewing Ma
chine price SiS-tthese machines will hem. stitch,
fell tuck quilt cord bind braid and ernhroilcr in
most superior manner) GENTS ~ Ladies, SILVER
ing. y.l,is Bearer Cloth. az wards good nocSiin.
Silver plated lee Pitcher yards Wool Cloth. iou
width pair superior Blankets. II yards Brown
Bleached Sheeting common quality. and 10
printed notices of articles for sale at 81 each
nrsins variety of articles Ii,liily sold at retail
from Sl5o to so for each article.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The subscribers, Collectors in the several Election
Districts of Cecil county, hereby give notice that as
dnetons for State Taxes if paid at the times speci.
fled, viz:
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Double Refined
Lodi Poudrette,
FOR SALE BY
May 4, 1857. JOHN PARTRIDGE,
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MEETINGS OF
County Commissioners.
TNIIE regular meetings of the County Com
L nlissioners will be held on the second Tues
DAY of every month.
Persons having claims against the County,
will please file the same in the Commissioners
Office, with legal voucher: as no account will
be allowed not properly chargeable to the same.
Collectors and others having accounts to be
stated OF settled will apply to the Clerk during
the recess of thc Board. by Order.
WIN. Il. MILLER Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil county.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

VCIIE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court OF
L Cecil county will be held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month Executors, Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring In
the vouchers a few days before Court
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80 lS67-y Register.
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PRIVATE SALE
VALUABLE FARM,

- -
ON BOHEMIA MANOR, CECIL COUNTY, MD.
The undersigned as Attorney for the Proprietor
offers at Private Sale, that well known FARM and
pr, misses on Bohemia Manor, on the south side OF
Elk River, known as
-" COURT HOUSE POINT"
The Tract contains
1856 Acres, 2 ROOds and s Perches,
more or less, including HERRING ISLAND; about
one half being in good cultivation. and the residue
Woodland The soil is of excellent quality, well
adapted to the culture of Peaches and other fruits,
as Vel as the usual cereal crops of the locality.
The improvements consist of the
MANSION HOUSE, -
a tw o-story Frame Building, with Kitchen .kM
attached and good Cellar beneath; Barn aH%
and out Houses; Well of Water near the lss0 y
door +; an Apple Orchard in good bearing ;@s
IL o. a SIN ii two-story Frame Dwelling on the upper
part of the farm the road to Chesapeake City.
ON the Point, there is one of the best W rs
on Elk River, the water being of great depth near
shore and convenient for steamers to stop and let
off passengers OF freight, from either Baltimore or
Philadelphia.
The Mansion House is near the Landing, and
commands fine view of the river.
RD-Court House Point is the ancient site of the
former County Seat of Cecil. and possesses an in
terest in connection with the early history of the
State.
The situation is noted for the best Cunning
Grounds for Water Fowls on the river.
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows :-Onehalf
Cash to be paid at the time of sale; should the pur
chaser dese it, the remaining half of the purchase
money might remain ia the property on mortgage,
to be secured to the owner, pay .be in five years;
interest payable annually.
Possession given as soon as Terms are complied
with. J. L. Nc yuLLOuGH,
Attorney for Proprietor.
Aug S. 1SGS-tf ELKToN, MD.
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QfEIclAl HISTORY Of The WAR

Its Causes, Character, Conduct and Results.
BY HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS.
Its ready sale, combined with an increased commits
sion make it this best subscription book pub
lshed. One agent in Ea>t0n, Pa, reports - sab
srrihers in three days. Another in BOSTON, l9l sub
scribers in iouf days.
ScAd f'r cienaEs and ace our terms and a full
deScrip ioA of the work. Address NATIONAL PUB
LISTING, co Phiiairlphia
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No GRocE.s's S rock is complete without
MOORE X DRU'.> wilmington City Soap.
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN e. Rsrs nG ss


LITERARY aud FAMILY NEwEpsprR. begins q Quarter
Oct B and hence Nor the Time tD Subscribe! Eight
Large l'ouleQnarto Pages, Illustrated with aver
dozen distinct departments. cnc ably pon,i,,cted,
the Best Talent being e.ipisyrF!. Elactn viii soon
will want the most Progressive. Timely, Entertaining
and Useful Weekly of lis ciass-MnoKE's Ru".L. The
10 Numbers of this Quarter GOT. 10 ian.l On
Trial for ONLY Flrr. CExqs, Try the Trial Trip!
Addres. ID. ID. r. MOORE,
Il Park Row. New York. or EnI.Lestpr \ Y
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S0SA Per Month gpnrnatccd. Sure pay. Agents want
Y AcOe ed Immediately everywhere to sell our Patent
Everlasting White Hire Clothes Lines Call ut or adj
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Ar PRIVATE SALE.

LARGE AND CoNMoDI0US DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT, in Upper Principle, sid This
House Is calculated for two families, and would lie
an excellent situation for Shoe maker, Tailor,
other mechanic
Any one desiring to purchase will please call
the subscriber G4-Terms easy.
oct 3, l>5S--2m EBENE2ER IRWIN.
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THE MARKETS.

Corrected Friday, Oct. Ii, lsGS.
EIkTON MARkET
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sos. EXCELSIOR sos.
Fur Emporium,
WOODS Mowers & Reapers.

WOODS NOW ERS, the best machine made.
Also, WOODS REAPER Self Raker and Combined
Reaper and Mower. For sale by
May %, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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R4FOKD, IA, 1865:
MD OPENING oF
Wall Papers, Window Shades,
BOOKS and STATIONERY.

Immense assortment 9f WALL rAtEE aud WIN
DOW SHADES Gf Grery style. 4Uaiity and design
Gold f.a4t Ana Blank Papers Of all prizes and styles
flain aHd Eafrl k''rdefs.
" Fite hoard and Transom Paper.
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WICOMICO COUNTY.

WICOMlCO COUNTY.
Although the people pay heavy taxes,
and there are plenty of children, there are
no public schools in Wicemico.
The Circuit Court for this county, ad
journed on Saturday last till the 23d of
November, at which time it will again meet
for the purpose of trying cases that could
not be reached during the recent session.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Shore people have had mania for
camp meetings this season. One was III
progress III Somerset, even on the 18th INST.
There 10 every prospect for good crop
Of earn.
There are a soolly number of persons
In Princess Anne and Whereabouts, who pay
but little attention to the commandment,
Thou shalt not s;ealn
The Governor As set apart Friday the
4th of December next, for the execution of
William Wells and William Wilson, the
negroes convicted at the last term of the
Circuit Court. for the murder of the captain
and mate of the schooner Brave"
HARTFORD COUNTY
The Town Commissioners of Havre de
Grace have commenced to build school
house, which il carried ont according to the
plans, will he fine structure.
The Catholics of the same town, have
erected school house for their children,
near the church.
The coal dealers of Havre de Grace are
very active just now shipping coal, although
the price has advanced one dollar on ton
in the last month, soft coal selling now for
81.
Recently the stable of Mr.. David Lee,
at Jerusalem Mills, was broken ints and two
10 nn l,l In Al.
clue has yet been found to the thieves.
columbus johnson, Benjamin Johnson,
Henry Hunter and Joseph Brown, negroes,
were arrested On Monday, on the charge of
stealing violin, some clothing and $40 in
money from Ir. Emory. On their way to
jail, Hunter and Brown made their escape
but the other two were taken to Bel Air
and committed to Jail. On the same DAY
Lewis Frederick was arrested on the charge
of assaulting his wife. In default of bail
he waa also committed to Jail
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THE GREClAN BEND,

I. SINf1 III
AEHAT 1T is, how it grew INTO natnm..i calamity
WIZ is not REV Thing. symptoms "nd Treat
ment a small volume Ir"tuSv!y il'G-:.N,rd. Seat
i'y mail ON receipt OF - cts. address ,.EEGIAN
BEND PIT BIG 60. l!i ..o- To-. a T. Trade sup
piled 10y AMERICAN &EWS co, lii Nassau st. Ny
INN GENia WANIEn IN al parts Il the Y $.
tGVN Ia sci! uIli lfniEenSe lis: NJ nearly lnp d.r
cut li.TlkS, Ritt.ks and PIibitNGR trii ISI.RItMS
Every Etinlly wants something from it, Catalogues
ihrniShed free on llp'tti"n and books sent post
pad I" any address on re"cip! of price I,nv;<sng
hooks containing the list with prices, together with
hl:nk sheets and printed headings fer cnrolnny a
list o names sent re I" any one rcce,2. al 81
cts Anyh"'ly can sell lir to lpan e.; ;u,xG bot.hs
almost in9'r,', my" here Fl 'p2 y ase: a'L ether
'rs GA i iii - .is..nl Of, Philadelphia. Pa
+ Ii wanting employment can ave good business
II Icy addressing Davis Emo. - SAMSON St Phila
q 10T1 YEAR 70 AGENTS 90 sell the
ASNs~ >tnr Sh"thc Sr,rinG H.s.,i,,;.s
run particulars free ENtra inii;nruri,s. - - rr.
l"n' Agents cn I'd a.i{fr$,&S 81. &. NItStiN&
CO, cieIei".i, ~ :,ast2,., Mass, OF 81. Louis, No.
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NJ d We hereby inform the pqLiie that
~. ~: are Iat cGnneG'c.I with any OF the Gift
Enterprise One Dollar Concerns in this city. All
concerns offering Git, Premium, any article
free of cost to Agents or to any one, in direct
violation of the laws against Lottery. We have in
formation from reliable authority, that all Gift
Concerns in this city will he f;;pesi ii: ~ the
State pe!iss.
LA.EOk ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS SEND
FOR OUR CIRCULAR.
10. Scnd DRAFT, Postal Money Or,icI., or
Registered letter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-14
rhs H. G. MxatsrY Explained.

Those who have, attended the recep-
tons at the White House within the past
two weeks have noticed a tall, handsome
Young man, with an eye as black as coal,
heavy black eye brows, and luxuriance
of curling black hair, who dresses in per-
feet taste, and is followed by the admiring
glances of women as he moves through
the throug. This is ]. B. S., the latest of
the correspondents honored with the con-
fidence of the Executive. He is about
the last man in the world who would be
taken as the depository of State secrets,
and about the first that women would fall
in love with-7ribune.
Those who have attended the enter
taipmeuts at Cheever's church, and the
Abolitionist, Free Love, Fourierite, Wo-
mans Rights, Agricultural, Social
Science, Spiriiualist, Anti-Gambling,
Give Every body-Every-thing- and-Lift-
Yourselfby-tbe Slack-of- Your-Trowsers
Conventions for the past two hundred
wears, have noticed tall, repulsive old
man, with an eye as blue as New England
milk, light, white eyebrows, sickly
mess of straight, white hair, Of the color
of preserved ginger, and lace like
pumpkin and Of the same color, who
dresses in execrably bad taste, with the
hat worn by Methuseleh and pantaloons
of different age and nativity, who keeps
one leg of his inconsistent trousers hid
den in a boot and the other unblushingly
exposed to view, who wears seven over
coats representing all the cardinal colors,
and carefully keeps his neck-string I'M
tied, and is followed by the shuddering
glances of frightened women as he moves
through the throng. This is H. g., the
first man that ever tried to make himself,
and the earliest honored with the conf
dence of executive field hands and run
away contrabands. He is about the last
man in the world who would be taken as
the depository of common sense aud beef
steaks, and about the first man that wo-
men would fly from in terror. York
World.