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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

John Williams ct Ats. Wa. Steamboat Mary
Swan. Her Tackle, etc, and Freight of 10000
Feet of Lumber
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
l. for the District of Louisiana, No. S02l.-Tn
obedience to an admiralty warrant, to me di-
rected in the above entitled suit, have seized and
taken into my possession
The steamboat MARY SWAN, her Tackle etc.
and Freight of 1000 feet of Lumber, now libeled
by John Williams ct ais, for the causes set forth in
United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right, title or in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
triot Court of the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
Of to show cause, it any they have or can why the
said Steamboat and Freight should not be con-
demned and be sold agreeably TO the prayer of libel
ants.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans,
twentieth day of February, 1868
No. 45s-fe2l % mhs - - ~
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Individually and a. lel Peg 81 tA4 = t1 q Feaf-
aian ff,rrrr1| SRA MS 10 II'alIl u 4 0rgcF a
% DieiIf1I "a Nlouiailna )
So NoN ot.o1Aa. nla41d q 1ssa }
-rnHIR Is TO GIVE NoEIpH THAT on THE
x siiF SeI IN uANiE3CFt I6a ila1sc igainst
Ne esfsts of GEQHGE PEARSON. nd tuAlly,
80 n 4 member OF the firm o. window, Of
Ns,r At 70 Iee1a end 'Eto OF
IouisianA, " 10 y 81 d & I1lt 4t!- o. lia own
petition; chat W. paymlIl. Of any debts and de-
6VarY Of Arr trouafty belohFtnG 70 such bankrupt,
10 him or ios his use, and the tfAngl1f 81 any prop
arty tG him are fnlbde1n hy law t1at sing %
the credit5f8 Of the said pankrurtI - prove thqr
dthls Ard 70 CHOOSE ono OK mere 14algneo1 OF bis
c8lalt will be held At Court Of ha1lrut1It % -
holden az the Cusiomhoule buildill, u the city Of
Nav fIfieans xoHifiana before O. 3. Kellogg, N1E-
istor, on the atoond day OF April A y. Aqls ~ ~
'''oA a +. J. HEBRON, U. g. lIlraha
No. tso-nhs ap2 District o. Lon.alane.
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PRESERVATION OF A BLUE B4NNER.-word
having reached the young gentlemen of
Louisiana Hose company that some young
ladies' were awaiting them early yesterday
morning on Julia street, near Circus, these
gentlemen were marched to the private
residence Of Mr.. Kasson, whose daughter,
Miss Caroline, had prepared beautiful
banner for presentation 70 this band Of ere
lighters; and as the gallan. men formed .
crescent around her, she said, holding the
alaa In her hand;
QllcsEn and Members Of Louisiana Hose Company
GENrLEMEN- are told that In ancient
time, ere Bome's brave sens went forth 10
Aatlle, loving hands prepared for them the
efclqered badge, the cclors which were, to
Nom incentives TO deeds Of Val0r Gentle-
men, on me deVolves the pleasant task OF
preventing to you this banner. You too,
must battle, but with foes more relentless
elG1 those arrayed on tented field foes de-
Ifuetiye and fcrce-thestihing smoke, the
qf4thlng tlmbera, the angry ARmes. Not as
4coatlve 70 renel1ed eDerti0n is this banner
FN1 you. You need none. II Is offered
~ AZ tribute to the worth and nobility Of
4qpf company. As you gaze on It's field,
N41e as the heaven shove, mayit like them
tSul1d you Of the harmony which pervades
your association It hearH the name OF our
owed state; may il, like her, De cherished
aeeauee Of tho ties bound up il her welfare.
TAKE the banner, and with all good wishes
81 iAe prosperity Of Louisiana Hose Com.
nRny.
Aarshal Tom Carey received the flag from
.he iair donors hand and responded 70 her
Little speech in pleasant terms words that
must have recompensed Miss Kasion and
tW friends. Mr. Carey then took the
hanner il the name Of his comrades.
taQNlhs that the "boysp were about to
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AUCTION SALES.


UNITKD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE SALE
Of Rum. whisky, Spirits Stills. and Contents of
aReotfyins Establishment.
RY NELLHGAN a. BAssETTT-,JAMEs
u eliRan, Misunderstanding Crescent Auction
Mart, No. "a Carondelet street-Will be sold on
TUESDAY, March 10, 1858, at ln1< o'clock A. nj
ner Of Julia and Foucher streets BY order Of Gen.
eral ]. b. Steedman, Collector of Internal Revepue-
z packages TOBACCO, about 800 pounds.
Is packages RUM.
packages RUM
package RUM
9peckages SPIRITS.
II packages SPIRITS.
ST. Il.
1BHILL.
4packAges RUM.
STILL
IREOrIFIER
5packages WHISKY.
package TOBACCO and CIGARS. about ON
Cigars and 100 pounds Tobacco. ~
Packages SPIRITS.
packages TOBACCO, about 1000 pounds.
package TOBACCO and CIGARETTES about
800 Cigarettes and 10 pounds Tobacco
3packages TOBACCO and CIGARS about qO0o
Cigars, ll00Qigarettes, and rs pounds Tobacco,
10 packages BlTTERS.
ALSO
The contents Of RECTIFYING ESTABLISH
MENT.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States Treasury
notes. fe29 mia 10
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No. 52l-mh5 lll72l United state
AIcus. Scherck 81 Auteys vs. Steamboat
Henry Ames. Her Tackle. Apparel etc.

Alcus. Seherck 81 AuteYs VS. Steamboat
Henry Ames, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 for the District Of Louisiana. No. 9027-In ODE
dience to an admiralty warrant, to me directed in
the above entitled suit, have seized and taken into
my possession
The Steamboat HENRY AMES, her Tackle, Ap.
parel ETC., now lbeled by Alcus, Scherck Autey for
set forth in the libel pending in the Dis.
tEiot Court of the United States
And ] do hereby cite and Admonsh the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title, or in
terest in or to the same to be and appear at Dis
trict Court of the United States for the District
Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date here
OF, to show cause, if any they have can, why the
said steamboat Henry Ames her tackle, apparel,
ETC., should not be condemned and be sold agree
ably to the prayer of lbelants.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans.
second day of March, 1858.
No. 500-mh3 10 7N
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RULES IN BANKRUPTCY,
ADOPTED By THE
HON, II. H. mUREuL.

Judge Of the United States D1strAet Court,
Together with list Of the United States Judicial
Officers of the State, and the Act Of the Legislature
dividing the State into Congressional Districs has
Just been published at the REPUBLICAN, Onacs, and
is now ready for delivery.
Price. 500. liy2dp
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WANTED.


- town. near railroad line With i've or az rooms
Rent not to ezceed sd per naenih. Address p, this
Office, giying Rsrtieulanl. mia
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POLITICAL NOTICES,


Notiee-Fhs Book of the Treasurer of the Cam
paign Committee of the Radical Republican Party.
containing the names of III those who subscribe
toward the expenses of the Campaign the amount
OF the subscriptions received by the Committee and
an account of the expenditure thereof will be at the
headquarters No. u Dryades street. and always omen
to the inspection of subscribers and members Of the
Committees.
Gentlemen can enter their names, and leave the
amount with Mr. Milford, the Secretary, IN the
absence of the Treasurer.
NJ. A. sOUTHWoRH.
mno I'm Treasurer.
HeadquaFGers LanEstOn Sub. Club Third
Ward Radical Republican Party.-ro the OEHcers
and Members-You are hereby notified to attend the
Regular Weekly Meeting on THURSDAY, March
8 at o'clock P. NJ at Easiy's Hall, on Gravier
street, between Liberty and Franklin streets
By order of President Felix O. Antoine;
feS WILLIAM A. BARON, Secretary.
The Headquarters of the Radical Republican
Party, and of the Committee to conduct the cam
paign, and of the State Central Executive Commit
tee are at No. II Dryades street. near Canal street.
Republicans from the country and city are invited
to cal and obtain documents and circulars for distri
puton fel8
First Ward CIub.-Radical Republicans If
the First Ward are notified that this Club
meets EVERY TUESDAY evening at O'Clock at
Polymnia Hall, corner Polymnia and st. Charles
streets. GEORGE W. NADER,
President.
JOHN L. BRowN, Secretary. fe7 I'm
This Members Of the Committee to Con-
duct the campaign, requested to meet at
Mechanics Institute, FRIDAY EVENING, March
6. 1858 for the transaction of important business
s. B. PACKARD. President.
DENNIS BURREL Secretary. mh4 ct
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0, S, MARSHALIS MONITIoNS
j. b. GrimRldl VS.. the Tugbout Vulcan
Hhr Tackla r,rnral 80 "

j. b. GrimRldl VS.. the Tugbout Vulcan.
Her Tackle. Apparel, etc.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
for the District of Louisiana, No. SOIL In obs.
dience to an admiralty warrant, TO me directed in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
the tugboat V ULCAN. her Tackle Apparel, ETC.
now hbeled by J. B. GrimaldI for The causes set
of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or pereons
having or pretending to have any right title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
aforesaid TO be holden at the city Of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause II any they have or can why
the said tugboat, her tackle should not be con
demned and be sold sgreeaby to the prayer Of
libelant
United States MarshsPs Office, New Orleans,
fourth day of March, ls6a.
No. 52l-mh5 IL IL 81 United States Marshal
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BOARDING


DOAWD--A GENTLEMAN AND WYE or
ID two single gentlemen can y accommodated
With q comfortably fnFnIshsd Efont Room and
Beard in private family 81 id1 IsFpsi cfoFe street,
bd1aoan PfJtanis and C0li1eual. NH ~
13UQlss AID H4ARH ANT
s.esq en- se obtained b. nEas dists dDp osflol e
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AUCTION SALES.

|
LARGE AND PEREAIPTORY SALE OF KLE-
CANT Match and single Horses, Elegant Saddle
Horses. Fine Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows Bug
sies, Elegant Bretts, Harness. Wagons, etc., ste,
at auction.
RH MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.
InOhSsDAf, March g. 1868. At II O'Clock, at P.
Liners Stable en- GFavier street
FFiSsaT %d ssapp pl1I, HoRsEsi
Fine MILOH COWS;
Top and Open Buggiss, Elegant Brstts. Harness
TERMs-cash. in United States Treasury notes.
MISUNDERSTANDING
RY MONTGOMERY bros. a co.
~ X; III: Montgomery. Auctioneer-Wili be sold on
THURSDAY. March 8, 1863 at II O'Clock a. Old
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Armolrs Wristbands Mahoea
ny and Walnut Tetes Sofas, Spring Seat Chairs,
Carpets, French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses. EngraV,
being the contents Of several wen furnished houses
A large invoice of Cottage Beds, Game and Wood
TERMs-Oash. aus
G. E. sIRARDEY. 7. 1. MACON. N1oz's J. HoEY.
q Il. GIRARDEK a. co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIoNEERS,
Nos. IL and 10 Exchange Place,
Between Canal and Oustomhouse streets, in the
Merchants Exchange Building,
NEW ORLEANS.
viii attend to the Sale Purchase and Renting of
Real Estate as heretofore negotiate Mortgages and
attend to outdoor Sales of every desoription dItF
D. T. scRUGGs. FRANK A. BARTLETT |
GCRUGGs q BARTLETT,
AuetlOneers,
NO. TCH0UPITOULAS STREET,
AND
ia 2IH No. 4 New Levee.
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BANKRUPT BLANKS.
ALL THE
BLANK FORMS I'm BANKRUPTCY
NOW Ready.
We have completed the printing Of the BANK.
RUPTOY BLANKS, seventy, nine in number. In
elnding the Schedules. and ArsaEsAdy to supply the
demand in any desired quantity at the following
PRICES:
reg aoAen 10
oiS eoNAea- ~
Orders from the country solicited. iyIs
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n O KATWNAH,
TROPICAL ROOFING MAEUFAoToRY
And Bsslnrin
Qsals maFeoal. col.a. White sand aud
+ HlHovlaod.
~ Eisnville street. corner Of tfnrais. New o.isans
orisrs l1ft Il ths above pla1t or Boz 5a Mechanics,
AxehAnge, will reooiFe nrompt ntientiol. ap Il
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NJ EWnPAP ERDi MAGAZIN BS,
BOOKS. STATIONERY. ETC
A. SIMON.
0S.......' ...... Raronne atreet............ao6
MAS Always FOR SALE,
An the CITY PAPER6,
All the Northern and Western DAILIES,
The leading BIoTOHIAIiS.
80 different PublioatiOns among which are
the American Netnsslist the journal Of Speculative
philosophy, Thrilling Narrative Of the Union Re-
4agee4 and the Massacre Of the Martyrs Of Liberty,
re hesTe T. the Rebellion. Le oomte dc Morst,
L. 4lroGraa, etc.
enbs6r5plions reserved for the American Conflict,
history o. she Great Rebellion, BY Horace Greeley,
IN Two large double column octave volumes Of 6ls
pages eaeh Illustrated with IA Portraits, EnRrav-
ingss ETC. ga containing descriptions Of Sl1 battles
Us qneta1lo1a. and 6zt references ETC. no2
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE POLICE FoRcE.-Tne
following is from the chief of police:
NEW ORLEANS March 1853
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'ity huu
,eetsGN
w EgS
eRKIKi
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DIsTRICT c0UIET.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptey-No. IS.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bahkruptey--NO. 90.
IN THR MATTER OF nAEIRT, BERRY
Individually, and as q Member Of the Firm Of d.
bsszE Co., Bankrupt
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face, and the different languages of Europe we're
hardly copious enough for the expressions Of de-
light and wonder which were to be heard from the
lips of the spectators. We heard q vendor Of pea
nuts exclaim in French, on Canal street: This is
q new era-it looks as If everybody were going to
a wedding fesstln And the good mans words
sre prophetic: it is the golden return of the God
dess of Liberty, attracted from her refuge in
heaven, whittier she was driven from her old love
in America, in 1860, by the slanderous attacks of
her enemy-the radical party.
At length the hour for the commencement of
the grand mass meeting arrived. The crowds
that for two hours had been sauntering through
the streets, admiring the various tributes which
each individual taste had prompted to the worth
of the men and the patriotism Of the party in
whose honor the demonstration was made, had
all directed their steps towards Lafayette Square,
and surging through its four gates soon filed it
almost to its greatest capacity. The different
ward clubs, the mounted clubs and Independent
clubs gathering in the streets around the Square,
transformed them from common everyday thor
oughfares into broad streams Of dancing lights,
glittering transparences and waving flags. The
bands of music leach club had one) played the
liveiest airs, while ever and anon an enthusiastic
member Of the unterrifed" would give his
feelings vent in a hearty Three cheers for Sey-
mour and Blair !" and the cry, echoed from mouth
TO mouth. would rise spontaneously from the
vast assembly. Rockets of many devices and
fantastic colors were at intervals set off, and the
heavens seemed to answer by imitation to the
illumination of the earth. All was enthusiasm,
and unfeigned. heartfelt joy-ioy that the past is
AZ last dead behind us-jov that the future is,
If we will it and work for it, 30 bright before US.
little to the west Of tue center Of the Is Iuare
stood the platform, from which the addresses
were to be made. On it were assembled large
number of our best known and most respected
citizens, en- about whose honor and truth even
ealumny could not quibble, who had assembled
there to DO honor to the meeting and indorse by
their presence the principles of the great party
in whose interests it had been called. AS the
various clubs gathered in the square aud its vi
cinity they sent a banner or a transparency to
grace the stand and decorated as 1t already was,
with national colors streamers AID torches, the
brilliant sight it presented can well be imagined.
little in front Of the stand was a framework,
with various fireworks attached, Of which more
hereafter.
At 8 o'clock Col. 7. L. Macon, president Of
the Democratic State Csn,rsi Committee, stepped
forward on the platform and announced that, in
behalf Of the central committee, he requested
Mr.. II. Musson to preside over the meeting, and
the following gentlemen to act as vice presi.
dents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OTTAWA, Canada, July ls.-The effects OF the
drouth is most disastrous to the crops in the sur.
rounding country.
PHILADELPHIA. July l8.-The gas-workmen hays
carried their point and are at work.
SAVANNAH, July l8.-Weather very hot; seve-
raj cases of sunstroke occurred, but only two Of
them fatal. Thermometer SO.
The crop reports are very favorable from south.
western and middle Georgia, but from Florida
they are very depressing on account of the worm.
Rio JASEIRo, June 24.-The allies have BON.
barded Humaita. The Paragusyans were de,
feated in a recent sortie.
sun and whisky killed twenty men yesterday.
ATLANTA July l8-No action lin the Senate.
In the House all members were declared eligible.
resolution was offered that the action Of the
House and documentary evidence in the case
be submitted to the governor, and through him to
GenlMeade.
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FROM COLUMBIA.


CoIUMBIA, S. C., July 1.-THE senate tod9y
,asssd The homestead bill. An attempt was made
10 reduce the Official bend OF the treasurer to 30
allie him TO Gil the Office, the bonds already given
hsing declared insufficient.
In the House Q long discussion over contested
seats was had. The probability is that several
Democrats will be ousted.
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FROM EUROPE.

IIpess or Arehbi.heP Cullen The Fealan
rsnvies.-Ths CittzeashiP Que>tioA = Inc
Duke de ~ on pensier
IoNDoN, July l7.-Archbishop Cullen, oi Ire
lard is i'll. -, A.
sentences of the Fenian conyicts could not De
The Standard says the question Of citizenship
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, July ls.-Passed up-Stella, with
barges, at 9, and Pargoud at 10 A. NJ. Down
Gov. Allen at IL A. NJ. River falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS, July ls.-A rise from the Missouri
river is now passing down.
LOUISVILLE, July l9-River falling, with four
feet two inches. Thermometer al P. N. 100.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass July 49, II M.-Bsrometer,
1865. Wind southwest and light. No arrivals or
departures. Ship Constantine on the bar, bound
out.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 1916 P. M-Barometer
1855. Wind southwest, light. No arrivals.
Sailed, steamship st. Mary and steamship W. G.
HeWes
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needs careful attention, and regrets the publica
tion of the dispatches on the subject.
The Duke de Montpensier is at Cintrs; the
cause of his exile is his refusal to obey any orders
save from the queen.
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HIDDEN CAUSES,
WHOSE CASES REQUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT
Render Existence Desirable.

yOa -, ?. ering from involuntary discharges what
sJsGt6Ossi!s s.,S1 upon your general healthi
Do you iesIVe. h, deblitatsd, easily tirsdi
Does urue ezsrtOn produce paDitatiOn of the hearth
Does your liver or urinary organs your kidneys fe
quenty get out Of orderi
is your ps thick milky, aecky sit rOpy
On settling; or does thick the top ssd
rnsnt at the bottom after it has stood swhlet
Do you have spells Of short breathing dyspepslai
Are your bowels constipatedf
Do you have spells of anng or rushes blood hesd
Is your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this suhjeet'
Do you feel dull stess mOping, tired of company OfHsi
Do you wish to be left alone get away from everybody
Does any little thing make you start or jsmpi
Is your sleep broken restlessi
Is the us,sr of your eye brilliant; The bloom
cheek bright
Do you enjoy yourself In society as welf
Do you pursue your business with the same snergys
Do you feel as much confidence in YOURSELF
Are your spirits dull tagging, given to fits Of slan'
ohOly,
nsO. do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia
have you restless nights back weak your knees
weak you but little appetite and you attribute this
20 dyspep.iA liver complainti
Now, reader, sELF-ABUSE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual all capable of
ducing q weakness Of the gensrative organa
The organs Of generation, when in perfect health, make
Che
Did you ever those bold defiant energetic
yeng successful business always those whose genera
I've organs are in perfect health You hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of Of pspitaon
shs hsar They afraid they cannot succeed In
Susness y sO become sad and discouraged they are
uuGyt POI pleasant in the company oiades and look
,ou and than st the faeeHOns Of your downeast looks
OF fsny vtsi = I do those
Who keep ths Dhamed by running 70 excess These
m not only ruin their constitutions, but also those they do
business with or for.
How many men badly cured diseases, from the effects
f and excesses have brought about that state OF
weakness in those organs that has reduced the general
ao uch a. TO induce amOstevsy other disease-idoey u-
macy paralysis spinal affections suicide and almost every
thsr form Of disease which humanity is heir to- and
the trouble scarcely suspected and have doc
sored for all bat the right Diseases Of these organs re-
auirs the Of DiuTetie.
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IA MOST SINGULAR AND FATAL PFEs EMINENT -
me stIangest case OF fatal preseutment we ever
heard or read Of occurred yesterday, about eight
niles from town, on the Charlotte pike.
Young Jim Hally, of the Hally family, roy
about sixteen or seventeen years of age, very
clever, intelligent and courageous, was working
oat in d potato patch all day. About tt!ee clock
he came into the house very much disturbed IN
mind with q somewhat wild expression OF lace,
and sat IN az easy chair in the parlOr and beg IN
10 rock 10 and fro furiOusly. His mother found
him in this condition, and anxiOusly inquired what
was the matter. he made no answer, out con
tinued 10 move backward and forward IN the
chair. After little the father, who had bee IN
town, returned, and was shocked 70 see his son IN
so unaccountable a condition of mind. tie De,
came apprehensive that mental disorder nad
taken hold Of lin, as il had bis own father upon
many occasions. After many unavailing attempts
TO force the young fellow 20 speak, be lifted MN
out of the chair and brought him TO ths veran9ah.
The storm was coming up st that time, aud me
lightnings played occasionally IN the norzl zln. .l
Suddenly. as young Hally's eye caught one OF tne
far-off hashes be jumped TO his feet and throwing
up both hands, exclaimed in loud voice: amer
am going to die and rushed away to the po'
| tato patch where he had been working, and TOOK
his position under large tree. The father called
| for some help and followed him. Whilst the elder
| Hally and the hired man were endeavoring q
persuade the boy 10 go back to the house, a nAsn
OF lightning came which rent the tree from its top
most branch 10 the roots 0ne Of the limbs stracs
| the young fellow on the head apparently sigh
blow. He fell down and never breathed again
II left nothing but small black mark on the Tlgt
| TEMPLE He was fair incliniug to ssloF cOm
plexion but after the fatal stroke blush sut1se'
| bis cheek. The expression Of his face was tsat 0
ore in the possession Of serene peace ana hear'
felt JOY [Sashville Press and Times IN.
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Why is Phalon's Flor de Mayo the new per
fume for the handkerchief. like oricketer! Be.
csuse it makes hj. at the balls. Sold BY al
drug gists.