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DIRECTORS.
1or1,r rNDERs HENRY Z. ELLYSON.
VIM + TAYLOR. ASA SNYDER.
saMI. 9 ooTrRFIL. a. E. O. BASKERYILL.
96TN pI1pcFIT,- I SAMUEL C.. TARDY.
CTIs r WORTHAM. GEORGE. JACOBS.
SuM Willis In. j. W. ALLISON.
En sNII'TH GEO. 8. PALMER.
THOMAS J. EVANS. a: y. Ch0UALEf' 20 S1,1
JAMES A. SCOTT. d. y UABELd:
B. QUARLES. ": Dr.! .. hah12UGh; y 1,1Ig
W. q. TYLER. I9 JUnN y; mH Hcians o1
J. E. EDWARDS. WIZ. T IA4Loh'
A. Y. STOKES. a, AZ e ADEhL. a Ist.o,
j. B. MORTON. NM. .. !SAAOS.
II. r. DIBBRELL. fEO; l.; biD5OUD.
WM. q. PALMER. lSAML: NJ PhlOE.
"''-' DAVID /. BURR.
J. E. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. JsAACs, Vice-President
D. J. HARTsooK, Secretary.
CHIRIEs H SMITH, N. D., Medical Adviser.
oA--'- JOHN q. CLAIBORNE,
General Agent.
j. L. HONOUR, Agent.
No. BROAD-STREET,
Anr,le7 LIMO Charleston, 8. @.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.

SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
Secures amount of insurance to married woman,
whether effected by herself OF her husband, or any
At and that of her or her husbands children, any,
as NAV be e1 pressed, free from tho control or claim
of her husband or creditors or the person efechng
the same or his creditors -
nrofts of the Company. Life policies after three
Years endowment after two years, non-forfet-
able All policies after one year have surrender
value.
Agents desiring to represent the company WILL
please address tue Home oft1ce.
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The BRADFORD MURDER IN WALTEHsoHo
The full account of this most brutal anu un-
provoked murder of defenceless man, COM
mitted in the presence OF his wlfe, was pun
lished in TIE NEWS at the time OF It's occur
renee. Several of the members OF the fortieln
colored infantry, the garrison at ailerooio'
were then arrested but there was no evidence
sufficient to convict them and they were re-
leased portion of this regiment was subse-
uuently discharged, and after they had iett 1or
their homes colored man, named Lewis Ml1'
made an affidavit that induced the military
authorities to issue warrants for the arrest OF
- German, Jas. Stevens and Ben Mcdaniel,
discharged members of the Fortieth. The two
first were soon secured, but Mcdaniel had lett
for his home in Ohio, and was only arrested
upon requisition made upon the Governor or
Ohio, and signed by General Candy and Gov
ernor Orr. The prisoners were brought TO TINS
city and sent to Castle Pinckney for safe keep
ing, but Stevens, evidently through the con-
niyance OF his guard, succeeded in efectlng
his escape a few days since, and was re-arrest-
ed at Fort Moultrie. German has, since his
arrest, turned States evidence, and the other
prisoners have been removed to the jail in this
city, where they are closely confined. The
trial will take place to-day before a military
commission, to be held at the Citadel. The
nature Of the affidavit and Germans evidence
is not Known, but if the prisoners are found
gully, it is to be hoped that they will receive
the full punishment awarded by the law, as the
circumstances show that the killing, by whom
soever done, was most wanton and atrocious
murder.
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TIE NEW LEe1sLATuRE.-fhe Columbia
Phoenix gives the following as the status OF lne
Legislature of the State, as to color: house Oh
Representatives Whites a; colored So. Sen
activities 20; colored II.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. H.
r you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or, M1ILER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern of ruling. 20 to H1RAM HARRIS, Agent,
No. So Broad-street.
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PRESENT ARMs.-A new fashion is announced
in Paris. Ladies carry their parasol-umbrellas
we believe the technical name for the impie-
ment is an -hitched to their sides
like. swords, which; confers on them, especl-
/. alfy if they wear hats and plumes and high
boots with high heels, . decidedly military
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Coogan vs. Palmetto Savings Institution.
TOMORROW, 10Th inst, at II o'clock at the Old
Postofice. wfll be sold under the direction Of the
Master,
BY W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUINS,
Aucttoncers.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD BONDS, $500 each
5INCOME BONDS MEMPHIS AND OHIO Rail-
ROAD, $1,000 each
1o3 WHOLE SHARES sOUTHWESTERN RAIL.
ROAD STOCK
loa HALF SHARES SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD
STOCK
43 SHARES PEOPLES BANK STOCK
LARGE IRON SAFE.
Terms cash.
May II thsmtu4
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MASS MEr1Nas.-M Meetings Of the voters OF
the! lower wards viii be held tomorrow night
10. nominate FIVE delegates from each ward
,..yho: ahalf meet. like number Of delegates
/. from each of the upper wards, and together
nominate candidate for Mayor. The places
/. of meeting will be found in the advertisement,
. and tits hoped that there win be large at
4 kandan !, - ,t.t+.t -
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HE OpRRA ON ,SATURDAI Nlthfs--4he
Parlor Opera Troupe. Of which bliss AlcCul-
loch is ssthe bright particular star, performed
on Saturday night Donizetti's ''Don Pas
quale" with complete success. or course the
hall was not convenient to either singers or
audience, but it was packed with the upper
TEN Of Charleston, who for the nonce were
thoroughly and properly enthusiastic. Sig nor
Boye as ssErnesto" sang with great sweetness.
His voice is not powerful, but it ID OF good
quality, and was used with delcacy and judg-
ment. Signor Orlandini as "Malatesta" was
very good. His voice is rich mellow bari-
tone, Of great force and fine t'raore. signor
Susini evidently has not been taught by expe-:
rieuce to avoid the narrow line which divides
buffoonery from comedy. His voice is too
boisterous and shows astraining after effect,
injurious, sometimes, to his companions on the
stage, and at variance, frequently, with dra-i
mstic propriety. signor Susini has noble
voice, and can If he likes play "Don Pasquale"
In such manner as to leave but little to be
desired. The concerted singing was admira-
bly, done. and the trio and quartette in the
second act particularly worthy of praise.
Miss McCuIlooh, however, was the attraction
of the evening, and she has received a vel
come that must have proved to her that
Charleston can value Southern talent. The
great charm Of her voice is its clear, warbling
freshness, and the lack Of ''staginess" in her
manner cannot mar the grace and brilliancy of
her singing. Miss McCulloch sang the famous
cayatina in thes first act with great effect, and
was warmly encored Her singing throughout
the opera was triumph, and the boquets in
creased in number and the applause increased
in yehemence until the close Of the thir,' act,
when Miss McCalloch was called before the
footlights, and so pelted with flowers and
praise that she was compelled to sing one OF
her fayorite valses. Our fair Carolina singer
has written her name high in our esteem, and
she must not be allowed to leave our city
without having received some public evl-
dence of the high appreciation thai she has
won.
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flonr Mills.
CLAUssEN's FLOUR MILL.

THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO INFORM
the public that bis NEW FLOUR MILL, corner
State and Cumberland streets, is completed, and
ia once more prepared TO furnish articles in his line
VIZ. FAMILY. EXTRA, SUPER and GRAHAM
FLoUR, FL BRAN, SHORTS, GROUND FEED. CORN
MEAL, &c. As these articles are all manufactured
at his mill they are fresh; are all guaranteed as to
weight, measure end quality, and will be sold by
discennt 10 the trade. F. W. CLAUsSEN.
Msv6 tufnth4
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue OF q writ of Fied Tacias, TO me directed
and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the lst
day of June next, at the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, at IA o'clock NJ, precisely, I"
All the right title and interest OF the defendant IN
all that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS and
improvements thereon, situate on the south side Of
A1tn-street, and known as No. 49, Levied on and to
be sold as the property Of James -Corcorsn at tho
suite Of B. Foley. q
Terms cash. WIN. y. HAsIlE.
May IL ms D. Y. ".
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UppEna WARDS CoksEnvATIyE MEET1Ne.-It
-will be seen by.a notice in another columns
that . meeting OF the Conservative voters OF
: the upper wards win be held at the Washing
ton Engine House this evening. 1t is hoped
that there will be large and influential att
-ytendsnce. as the upper wards design co-opera-
sting with tie lower, and concert OF action is
! the only safeguard fer the people: ..-s5.
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Anftioueers' lpriuate Sales.
W. 7. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS

w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUNS,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
At Private Sale
One of the most desirable RESIDENCES in the
western part Of the city situated at northwest cor
ner Of Lynch and Beaufain streets. Residence con-
tains four square and two attic rooms With pantry,
gas, and every modern convenience. Upon the prem
ises are kitchen, brick stable and cistern and all
necessary outbuildings.. The garden Is elegantly
laid out and planted with the choicest roses and
e1otics walks laid out in cement, with arbors and
hedges of perpetual green. Lot Is large, having
front upon Beaufainstreet Of 50 612 feet by l76 IN
depth. The premises can be inspected and price
anriI 25 No. 15 BROAD-STREEr.
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3nsuranfe.

e9nsuranfe.
nHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE IN.
suRANoE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857.
Home ONCE No. laI4 nIain-street, Rich
mond, Va.
fNooME aSASaETGI To s4 uAl1 APRIL 1865 fiscal
Nuaber of policies iss1ed Sn
AVERAGE of nolicies of any American company, and
success that is unparalleled in the arst fiscal year
Issues all kinds of non-foreiting Life and Endow-
ment Policies, and also Policies upon heturn Fre-
MUM Plans.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESIDENCE
In any 1T of North America, north OF the southern
cape Of Florida, In Europe, at any season OF the
year.
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TIE GTRMxa RUSS To AMEsioA.-Private
letters from the county Of sohannburg (Elec-
atoral Hssse), state that the emigration to this
|. .couatryis extraordinarily great this year, and
that svenmany peasants in easy circumstances
!. are quitting their homes for the United States.
The number ofpersons leaving, It is added, is
more considerable than during the period from
: 1S52sto 1854, when the uncertain aituation OF
the Country determined many OF the inhabi-
tants to abandon 1t. at present the excessive
augmentation Of the taxes appears to be the
principal cause Of this exodus.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AHCTTON SAFES THIS DAY.

AUCTION Sales THIS DAY.
CAMPBELL, Knox & Co. will sell this day, at
10 o'clock, at their cash auction house, NO. %
Hasel-street, desirable spring goods, snop
goods, 30. :;
MoKAY & sCAMPsEIL will sell this day, az
10 O'Clock Lease good viii Rm ana s0a eOa'sasS sooety
straetg. ..,.-
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off. The last nights are sure to be brilliant,
.and the chances ofwinning fortune for
quarter will be great enought to tempt amathe-
..natician.
As already noticed, the Catholic female or
,phans we're treated at the Fair on Friday, and
:, ON Saturday the male orphans we're served
with the same sauce. They were marched into
s.the hall in grand style, and opened their eyes
!. as wide ss they afterwards opened their mouths.
-.They were astonished, dazzled, q little fright
]. aned, and muoh delighted, and after they had
: wadded their little frames with ice-cream and
cake, were permitted to dive into the grab-bag,
whose ssdark Questionable depths" contain
many gem Of purest glass serene, not to men
,tion pincushions, dolls ndababy shoes. The
!. orphans we're highly delighted. Bless their
little hearts, they deserved it ell.
The shooting gallery, Jacobs well, :teie-
{ -oranh. wheel of fortune, ice cream, plate,
,turkey. infant clothes. and the rest are still
.iourishing, and d:amongst the objects to be raf-
-aed tonight is the far-famed palipitating doll
-. No. s. Soda is on the ram page, and it is
: proper to mention that the marble fountain
was lent tothe Feir; by y. s. CorHin 6sCo., OF
King-street.
One Of the principal features is a double re-
~yolying streoscope to be rafied for at table No.
So. The stereoscope is Of large dimensions, and
:. contains forty-eight painted views OF Ireland.
These views are got up in the best style OF art,
..and embrace the most picturesque and inter-
testing parts, OF the Emerald Isle. -.
The view OF the 'Ifsh Ferns" is strikingly
: jbeantiful. and is alone worth ten times the
..cost ofga s'chance.n The views on the Lakes
..of Killarney are perfect. Blarney Castle, on
1.-THE topof which stands prominently the cele-
,hrstsd Blsrney stone, which yields such sweet
nersuasive powers to its eager votaries, and
mas nearly been kissed by every lady in the
..s7atbolic Fair. Nothing is more charming
than the County Of Wicklow scenery; and in
these views We have two beautiful specimens,
chat Of Lou1gh DON and the Devils Glen. The
whole is the generous gift Of J. ". B., OF New
York. oe..r -
The following is list Of the articles won on
Saturday night: =,
A splendid cake, Rev. F. J. Shsdler; fine gold
neucil, Miss Clara Matthiessen; China cup,
Miss Marie Barbot; one tidy, Rev. J. Q. sehacte;
one tidy, q. v. Angel; small toilet set, ELIZA
B.H. Baker; splendid cake. J.. Archer; hne
opera CLOAK, Miss Angel; handsome Medallion
Miss Meta Black; bottle cherries, Miss Henry;
sridsl fan, Miss Mary McSweeney; likeness OF
pope Plus Ninth, J. o. Schacts; box sugar
nlnms. Julian Barbot; worked saoque, Ellen
Murphy; pair slippers, Miss Emma Mani
o.rit. China cup and saucer, John Donoghue;a
e,onoe cake. E. z. Lefman;a doll, E I. West;
Tnine oup and saucer, J. 0'Connell; Bohemian
+. to;let set. a. Tiesenthsl; gold thimble, MISS
MoIis Ba1er.
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AnowMaMArcH came off on Saturday after
moon, theS contestants being the ''Alicia" and
1.-THE sLilIie,n two fine row boats owned and
manned BY youths, whose business ON the
{ .-ysv,hsrves has inspired tondness for aquatic
a ssports. The distance to be rowed was from
.the James Island buoy to the corner OF the
,battery-about one mile and although both
uboats breasted the waters gallantly the Alicia
ifxwas declared the victor BY few lengths. The
Alcia WAS: entered bx Mr.. Edwin Walker, and
was roaedby The Following crew: Henry cheyess
.coxsrsin; 1Shoke-H. D. Elliott, 3. Williams,
W. Evans, b Dehon. The Lille was entered
by Measra. Neil aHuguenin and g. B. Edwards,
.and was manned as follows: G. B. Edwards,
4coxswain;. Stroke-D. Bull, Neil Huguenirrs;
I. Thos. Inglssby, Alfred Hayward
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Name. IOf ,ohat place.
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GUARANTEE CAPITAL......:... ......... .SIS6,O
INCOME TO Isr APRIL, 1865 fiscal year. .S2O7 ,O
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At Simon M endelsOhn's.

81 UST RECEIVED. ........JUsT RECEIVED
25 barrels St Louis Premium Lager Beer,
LIT of Sweet aud Irish Potatoes,
Selected Factory Chee-e,
Rio and Java Cot1es Yeast Powders,
Crushed. Pnlverlzrd and Brown Sugar,
Lo, large Wash Tubs Cedar Buc ets.
CrackueIlbuiscuit Cream Soda, Butter Crackers,
Canned Fruits. Meats and Vegetables.
Fine Cow p as. @ fs
Bolted and Kiln dried Corn Neal.
Bnckwheat Flour " Risky and ALT,
Genuine K rug Champagne - pints.
Rhine Wines, White Wines and Clare's,
Brandy. Ale Pecans. Almonds and Candy,
'Ra;sins, Lozenges, Fresh Butter. W.,
Goshen Butter. Beeswax and Honey, ..E
Preserves Hams and breakfast Bacon, -.
Goldfish, Powder. Shot and Caps.
Mar ct Baskets. fine lot of Tin Ware.
Maryland Smoking and Fine Cut Chewing,
Tobacco, Letter Cap and Note Paper.
Envelopes and Pens: Pickles.
Canned Oysters, Salmon. Sardiaee. etc.
The fine tseiec,icn Of Linlberg .sruy.re and West.
ern Reserve Cheese at
myl6 SIMON
Corner Florida & Lafayette streets. Baton Rouge
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Assets, Jan. /, 1858, over So. 500, 900,

THIS COMPANY issues policies on Ines on all
ether, while it has no restrictions in regard to res
idenec or travel, and all its profits are divided an.
nuaHy among its policy holders. Its policies are
all issued on the NoN-FoRFElrING PLAN. 1t is
prompt in the payment Of losses, no company
having q better reputation for promptness or
liberality.
The amount received for premiums
alone in tile year 1867. was...... Sl.4O5!O 49 80
Interest received same time. ....... 10 o3o ~
Losses BY oath for the sa ne period 255 500 90
THIS Company At its last Annual Meeting, held
in January, declared a dividend OF + orty per cent.
payable in cash, and
Kesolved, " That all dividends previous to, and in
GLIDING that Of January, 1867. will he paid during the
current year. at the period oil t lie renewal OF the re-
spective policies, and from and after January 1863,
they will be paid at the periods OF their first renewal"
Agency Offices:
JAMES McvAY'S HARDWARE STORE,
Batter Rouge, La.
Medical Examiners:
T. J. Burlington, NJ. D. J. Duchein, NJ. D.
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS.
~l Agent
JAMES McVAY, Sub-Agent.
Baton Rouge Board Of Reference:
Prot. W. H. N. Magruder. John A. Dougherty.
Hart & Hebert, r.. D. Day. N. W. Pope, W. b.
Chamberlin. J. v. Durable. George A. Pike,
Henry Jones, D. G. Montan, j. E. Elan, H.. J.
Hyams, R. H. Day, MD, W. F. Tunnard.
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@ tsr Penmnnship.


T. r. DCCONGE. Importer and Dealer in
l.. French, American and English Drugs and
Chemicals, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surgi-
cal Instruments. Trusses, Brushes, and Druggists
Sundries. No. 80 Chartres street-Established
in 1929. a+t- - 2 nov3
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOmesOffice, No.s5l3 Div Street,
ST. LOUIS.

ID. A. JANUARY, President,
JAS II. LUG -, Vice President,
WIN. II. SE:L.BE, secretary,
WI. N. BEN tON, General Agent.
DIRECTORS: g
James II. Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore La
veille, Chas. ii. Peck. Rob;. K. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. r. Robinson, Robt. E. Carr, John F.
Thornton, David K. Ferguson, Hon. John Hogan.
Henry Overstolz, Nicholas Schaeffer, William T.
Gay, WIN. C. Jamison, r.. P. Honenkamp, L.. H.
Baker, D.. A. January, VIZ. J. Lewis, F.. Rozier,
Jr., Jacob Tamm.
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Sewing Nsnchimes.

Sewing Mnchines.
COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING
y Machine. Noiseless machine OF Wilcox &
Gibbs, will sew, hem, fell, braid. tuck, gather,
quilt, cord and embroider. with satisfaction.-
Agents wanteaat No. 5 st. Charles street.
Box 1856 go
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Machinery.

KNIGHT 4 Co., Dealers In Machinery.
IL Betting, Cotton Gins, ETC., liz Grasier
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Marble Works.

#r5z. Marble Works.
STROUD'S MARBLE KS
y Established 1870. l64 st. Charles street.
Monuments, Tornbs. Headstones, Mantle piece,
Crates, Slate, Soap-stone, etc, go
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-05-01

A Skovhesan correspondent Of the Lewiston
Journal says that some time during the past
winter an old gentleman by the name Of Fetch
er died quite suddenly at the house Of Benjamin
Huri at that place. Mr.. Fletcher was reported
to have had large amount Of property ESQ.,.
OOO) in bonds, which the relations ofMr. Fletch'
er were unable to get any trace Of. Since thu
death Of Mr.. Fletcher his relatives have beer
quietly watching for any developement which
might he made, till last Wednesday, when they
made formal search Of Hurd's house, which
resulted in the recovery Of about $500 worth
Of the missing property, and partial confession
of lIurL Hurl. and Mrs. Loring, his house.
keeper. were arrested, and after examination
IIuri was ordered to recognize in the sum o
5000, and Mrs. Loring in the sum Of $1,000
for their appearance at the next term Of the su-
prone Judicial Court.
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THE UNION G. JOURNAL,

Yates drew three prizes, the handsome arm
chair, the clock. and the sofa cushion. His
well-known liberality was rewarded in this in
stance. Mrs. j. q. Patterson drew the cham
Der set. Mr.. Allen, drew the silver set, and
Mr.. Sibley the Gold Watch. Both Of these gen
tlemen are in the employ Of the Water Power
Co. Felix took two shares in the piano, but
he never has any luck. He feels confident that
his only drar will be a baby -carriage, sometime,
after Matilda Jane and himself nrc married..
Felix's happiness is derived mainly from antici-
patton, M he rejoiees in an extended develop
ment Of the slump Of hope. The drawings
were conducted with perfect fairness. ID.
Felix thinks the & rs have all become musical
rs most Of them carry brass band on their
heals Spring flowers were abundant
In this city ON Sund y-On the laiios' bonnets.
The reason why 10 many people
hesitate about laying up treasures In heaven, il
they have some doubt about ever getting there
themselves. One Of our dry zoo Is
dealers siys he buys fair, sells fair, and
loves the fair. He'll stand a fair chance Of
leading fcir life especially as he |. a fair
looking man. The rel checks. white
teeth, ami blue eyes Of a pretty girl arc the rcd,
white AMI blue which many young fellow de-
lights in. The Empress Eugene has
three thousand dresses. Mr.. Tallprop says his
wife has mt but three, and earned them herself
-ifsic hai dependcl en- his earning them she
would'nt had any. Looking for
ward to enjoyment don't nay. Mrs. Grubbings
siys she would rs soon chase butterflies for a
living, OF bottle moon shine in dark night.
The way to DC happy is to take the drops Of
comfort just as they tumble into your lap, and
enjoy them. Some persons who ''cant
Ch," often "D-it" very strong.
Ladies like auctoncers are fond Of offers, and
some Of them get good many cheap ones. :.
II is often said "you cannot tell how much
man is worth until he is dead" and IN the case
Of Elias Howe, tho Sewing Machine Inventor,
who was said TO have an income Of half mil
lion year, II is discovered that his assets will
hardly be sufficient to pay his debts, and the ex-
pectant heirs have come to grief
Beccher says If man goes to sleep under his
preaching he does not send boy to wake him
up. but feels that somebody better send boy to
wake him up. That's 50, generally. Sleep. min
isters make their hearers sleepy.