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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-27
TH Search of the Clerk Of tac Ju-
dietary Committed.

MARK Twain writes from " ashington 10
the Chicago Republican:
81 was standing, all by myself, in the conf
mittee room, reading a vast law book, and
wondering what it was about, and whetberthc
plaintiff had done so and so, or whether il
was the defendant; and how the mischief
they ever knew he was guilty when the words
were tangled up SO i; and noting with gratif.
cation, the references to Perkin V. Bangs, Mo.
Rep ill., &C., whereby it was apparent that
if one did uct get mixed up enough in that
book, there were others that could finish him
and wondering alse at the bewildering taut-
ologr Of the said aforesaid book aforesaid,
when youth to fortune and to fame unknown
dourished in in the most frisky way, and
came 10 a halt before me. This young man
had ihoustache that dimmed the lightness Of
his countenance about as your breath dims
the brightness of razor; and he bored down
into it with his fingers and gave it twist
which was singularly gratifying to him, con-
sidering that no effect was produce iupon the
moustache by the operation. Then he little
soup dish to the port sido of his head with his
gloved hand and said
"Hello."
'I said Hello ~
lie looked surprised. Then he said do
you belong hcre:"
l was just finishing sentence about Per
kins v Bangs 1 finished it and observed :
"The weather is very fine"
lie whiskcd ncrvously up and dowr the
room couple of turns, and then stopped be-
fore me and said; "Are you the clerk Of the
Judiciary Committees"
said in the urbancst manner:
''In view of the circumstances that on so
short acquaintance You betray so much solic-
itude concerning my business, Twill venture
to inquire what you my happen to
want with the clerk of the Judiciary Commit
tee?"
THAT don't concern anybody but me-
What want to know is, are you or are you
not clerk ofthe Judiciary Committces"
ain view as said before, Of the circum
stance that on so short an acquaintance you be-
tray 30 muce sOlcitude concerning my busi-
ness, will venture to inquire once again.
what you may happen to want with the clerk
of the Judiciary Committees"
He scratched his head in apparent pcrplex-
ity for matter offive seconds, and then said
with delibcration and impressive earnestness.
SNa1 ll- be damned"
m So: l hope so. Still, being .
lstel l0c3Nnct expect me to take more
tlilj ,dssing interest in your future plans.
said: "Look here, who are YOU"
"ln view of the circumstance"
| "Oh, curse the circumstancer
"Amen"
He did not reply. He seemed worried and
annoyed Presently he started out, and said
by George he would 60 out after the Mich
gan senators and inquire into this thing
Lsad thay were peteemel acnuaiutauce )
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-02-27

got his growth, perhaps Still, If his friepd
would like TO have the opinion Of a ssran ~
concerning him, l think he will make a sd{
cess here, in one way or another. He has
spirit and persistence. The only trouble is.
that he has most too much "hello" about
him."
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New-York tribune., 1868-05-02
RELIGIOUS.

The Ohio State Sunday School Conference OF
the NJ f. Church meets at Columbus on the 2eth OF May
The Rev. DIR. Porter has resigned the editor
ship OF The Christian IntHgeHeer the organ OF he he-
formed Church.
John A. Brown. esq., of Philadelphia, has con-
tributed s20OOJ to the Endowment Fund OF Lafayette
College, at EastOn, Ia
The Rev. Charles s. Robinson of the First
Presbyterian Church Brooklyn has gone 10 take charge
OF the American Church in Paris
Carlos Pierce, esq., Methodist layman of BOs-
ION has lust contrhutcd to the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal Church, Washington d. C., grand organ one
Of the finest IN America costing about $4,000.
The Rev. Phiander Smith, d, d., is senior
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Canada. He
s. the 72d year Of his age and 4sth of his ministry and
rs the oldest effective Methodist minister in Canada
The Rev. DIR. VIM. II. Green of Princeton
Theological Seminary has been elected President OF tho
college Of NewJerSey at PRINCETON IN the place OF the
Rev. DIR Mclean, who resigned few months ago.
The Hon. Thomas Talbot of the Massachusetts,
S @ sseg b S eBP B2St and sPcS % ceaS El Se
gift more is needed lie also gves s9oCper year 10 the
seciey, and will leave 5000 as permanent fund Mr.
Talbot is a Unitarian.
Ncw-York has 900 churches and 119 missions
of Evangelical character, "a Catholic Churches Jewish
synagognes sprt1alistie ETC. and OF ct other denomi %
accommodation for 10000 persons The resident popn
laOn about sOOOO0 OF whom not over one half would
be able to attend church az one tme so that dehGeney
Of 12O0O exists in our church accommodations III the
wealthy districts the majority of people are
and in other nelghborhoods oneNth of onetwelfth at
tend The average attendance however does not exceed
10000 and the total OF regular and occasional church.
goers is about 100000.
Tie Salt Lake Telegraph of the 9th has full
reports OF the "Thrtyeighth Annual Conference OF the
Smith advised the abandonment OF the Of swines
meat" in which Brigham Young warmly seconded hlm.
The increase of the culture of fish urged. and the
multiplication of chickens. On home manufactures the
Baltivaton Of silk recommended, and so was the
pee the ladies to with their straw
bats and bOnnets OF their own manufacture II de-
shared that effort is being made to bring over from Eu
rope this season az least 5000 adults.
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2oSHARRS of the socl fte NETWORK CENTRAL gNLG0as
COMPANY. viI ...
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CERTIFICATE No e;s1l m 100 ssss in the OF UNDER,
HILL HAVEN & Co
Ths sid reward viii e pail return ei n. sbo'
estss 10 the owner B l. SMiTs, No % Broai-s-. y. \
Nooe hefeby given the transfer tEe ohei eers
stopped ard have been isa Cor esr ss0o
10 sgbscfiher. D. D. SNlTH
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Cooperation Hotties.

EERRY LEASES AT AUCTION.-At the
City Hall TiIuRsDAY tie 'iA Dag Of May lss9 :; u ss
q .l I've sold Pnh Anctoa - the kshed Ae1r 18th "s
quate security for VI ier from tAs lt dy o. Ns l
The LkASEof the Ferry oabsLei IRON toe lot Jssee
s. 20 HnateIs Point, Long lahnd
The LBASB Of the Ferry es,sbsle iF0n he esi Jses
son.sL 10 Brooklyn Long Island
and conditions ol sale he bad application - 1e S
trOers Once Dy order o. ise al the snssg Fnt
RICHARD 3. CONNOLLY, GrnpySleH
City ofNssYosi, Dspa'teat f.n'ase Conper' oh AHS
!. i968
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18

KEY WEST tc-Steamship Allance-29 hides
bdl skins Wallace 6cO-l cases mdse bis wax
bis Dried fruit w Perkins, bXs mdse horse
Skpwith q Conway bales Osnaburgs Joyce Z
Stafford-l bdl samples $50 bales cotton Pos. d
Hobbv-l5l bales cotton Wood, Low & Ludwig
sen-b7 do Chafe 4 BTO-50 do Joyce Il Stafford
35 NJ HiIlar &co-l6 Butt, Flash & Lyon-l9 Hull
K Birgs-lO Perkins, SwensOn &cO-l2 Longley
q Hamilton--5 II McColl-4 p Harrison x Son
sundries 20 order-TOtal $50 bales cotton
MONTGOMERY-Ste Steamer Planter -546 bales
cotton II w Farley &co-l39 do NJ Hillar &co-9l
II McColl-56 Jos Hoy-39 Jurey & Harris-26 do
J S COpes-l3 do + Golsan &cO-2l5 bds hides
A Lamotte- 90 bxs tobacco J E Hyde &co-sun-
dries 10 order-Totsl go bales cotton
ARANZsS PASS, Craftsmanship Reindeer
CT uides Biscoe 4 Smms do 3 l. Mann &co-
sac do pkgs m5se G p De,hol-s50O in specie TO
Post q Hobby-S35O do Y PessOu-3G) calves to
Inbau, Aycock &co-76 head cattle to McQuoid &
Mehle
ANTWERP-Ship Jupiter-50O kegs herring 10
Hy Tete-5l bbls min water bbls vine H 5 Hall
&cO-23 do C I Buddeeke--25 do Thiee, Seller Il
col cases mdse Lowell Bai'ey-lO3l cases of
glass TO order
INDIANUbA AND GALvESTON-Steamshi
I C Harris-ll bbls tallOw to b l. Mann &co-7S
head cattle McQuoid q Mehle-suuGrieS to order
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-45 bales of cotton TO
Jno Hafde &co-4 do 10 LOckett LOckett-l3
bales osuaburgs Wolf q Thompson
BRASHEAR ClTY-Schr Cora-35,000 feet OF
lumber w NJ Perkins
NOBu.E-Schr Victory--l50 bbls turpentine
100 bbls rosin to order
NEW Notwithstanding Cortes-Astd mdse
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
Receipts OF F-odues.

VICKSBURG-Steam Robt Lee-229 bales
cotton o. order-ll9 Blskemore, Woodbridge geo
ll3 b Newman &co--lOS Pritchard-53 do to
Catching q Elis--5O Nj Musson &co-47 Richard
son q May-4l Payne, Huntington &cO-32 do TO
THAI Allen &cO-Z7 Wright, Allen &co-25
Hogan 4 Patton-24 Garrard & Craig-l3 do L l.
Mandell-2O Newman &cO-l9 Boyd & Martin
20 } Harrison SSon-l6 John Nixon &cO-l5 do
J p Higgins &co-l4 Geo Martin-l2 Buckner AGO
II Butt Flash & LyOn-l4 Jonas x EgglestOn-l2
Meyer, Deutch & Weis-l0 Warren, Crawford eco
Britton X Moore-9 H LOnsdale-3 w Sykes
Fairchid & Bingham Bradley, Wilson &co-S
s II Ably &co-b Brooks, Macdonald &co-6 do TO
Chsmplu-6 J Burnett &cO--4 GersOn-6
& s Henderson-5 JnO Hardie &co-5 Owen
Bros r L Adams Butler, Terry &cO+ B
Hood &co-4 Stewart Galbreath Fizer-4 do to
J Chafe a Bro W Fellowes jr-S Allison &co
2 IA ID Grief &co-2 r Carroll &co-2 Brown
&eo-2 Nelson, Lsnphier &co-2 & Westherly h
co.'s Flower X Maes-2 Blackshesr Mdler-l
Jos Hoy-l A Montgomery Wallace &cO-ll
Ober, Atwater ScO-ll r POwell-ll to Cobb X
FouIk-ll Parham & Blunt-l0 empty bbls to E ]
Hart &co-ll4 SKIS cotton seed r H Smith, bale
wool ID Carroll &cO-l do Meyer, Deutch i Wes
Z sks do s bbls potstOes V PessOu-ll bales moss
5 do rags do hsgs bbls mdse Wedenhower-
Il bbls bears Vanhorn &cO - Is do old metal
Keifer Bros-l0 hides bx do Brooks, Macdonald
6co--S7 SKIS seed cotton G Champin-2 sks Of
coffee FTanck-5 pkgs mdse TO Well VOL
Dbl do w RlehaTdsOn-suudriest TO order-Total
1913 bales cotton 81 SKIS seed cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ene-ISl bales COT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18

WIN confer favor upon the press Oy hosting
their signal nuAbers (ROdgers' or Msryatts
Code) on arriving within five miles Of W Pass
Bar By this means their arrival viii be reported
several hours in advance Of the time il now re-
auires to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station 1T Pass ls provided
with aignal books and can receive communications
bv means of signal Tags. g. :. OsBON,
Boarding 0flcer. S " Pass,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18

do NIB Brady-4O do IL bbls molassss R Hare
do hhds sugar Foster &co-ll bbls molasses
p II Foley-l6 bales moss Homan-26 hides
| Ibid do M Levy-29 hides Fato Brunaso-l4
do Dupre & Grevemberg-S3 do Hay hehle-73
do L Surle-l37 head cattle and sundries to order
Total Is bales cotton ll6 hhds sugar 80 bbls mo-
lasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

c. DE FERRET sells At y O'Clock Al the Merchants and
Auctioneefs' Exchange real estate
@, T. GIRARDEY A 60 sell, a. II O'Clock A. ~, At No.
S6 Canal street, Loeb, Sim Go = 1t ok Of CRY good :
DUCHlRCN sells At 10 O'Clock at 10 rchouptonas
and I0ksu Ley.e street groceries iquon, etc
HOIZ BLOHM Co sell at 10 O'Clock at q Chartres
street cry goods clothing, etc.
NOrTGOArkN BhOS 90 sell a ~ O'Clock ~ tneiI
Auction Mart 81 street furniture. etc also .
II O'Clock y. +. Linsr's stable, on Gravisr street,
horse, mules, etc.
TIE SHERIFF sells At Il O'Clock the Merchants and
Aurtoneers' Exchange ertan bond fr Sl05l 63: also
N lOl. A D and 49, SOmm1n street, tue United
STATES Restaurant; als "a p al Go 81 Charles
street, C. ms Of The q Lawr nee RestauraLt
S7- see advertisements second ssd third pagss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
Memoranda.

Capt Magraih, of the steamship Reindeer, from
ATanzas, reports lett In Araozas, Feo 10 steam
ship Au-uL aud scbr Clarissa Allen. In st Mary's
Bay spoke schr G King. from Pensacola via
Mississippi river, with loss Of part Of deck load;
same day, at Pm, spoke steamer San Nicholas
ten miles northward of Pass CaVello, bound for
Corpus Christi.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
ReIoe Corning UP.

Ship r Keller Delano, from Mobile, to Lowell
q Bailey, m ballast
Ship Kenllworth, Brown, from Mobile, in ballast,
to Lowell & Bailey
Bark Fioiencr Peters, IS days from Messina, to
+ Cochran, with fruit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
Arrived Sunday.

Steamship Harris, Lockwood, from Galveston
and Indianols, to CAas A Whitney &co--lst
district 10
Hamburg ship Jupiter, Hanschi'd. from Antwerp,
TO Wilisms, Rupert AGO sd district 80
Br ship Prince George, Hawkins. from London,
Dec Is, in ballast, TO Maury &cO-3d dist u
Br bark JnO Harris, Daniels, from Liverpool to
Mummy, Luling &co-Point
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18
neeeipt. hr R.nr.aas.

N. o., o. Il g. W. r. R.-Feb l7-5s hhds su-
gar bales cotton Price, Hine 4 Tupper-l3 do
LATTE, Duflho &co-S hhds sugar L Grande SEQ
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-18

Gov Allen, Richardson, from Ycksburg.l
Aloe, Rsdovich. from Lower Coast.
Cleona. Patterson, from Bayou Macon.
Frolic, Alban, from shreveport.
Fannie Gilbert, KOuns, from Jefferson.
National, SinnOtt, from Shreveport.
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Iuminary, Washington, from Cairo.
Robt Lee, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
Laurel Hill. Twomey, from Louisville.
j N sharp. Da.as. from LOckp0rt.
IhervIlle. Gross. from Bayou Sara.
Planter, Newnerry. firm Montgomery-Basin.
Victory. Dslteres, from Lafourche.
Emma No 2, McIaughli , FIN Ouachita River.
Irene, Underwood, from Shreveport.
Harv. Carroll. from MOBILIZE kR.
Idaboe, Blanks. from Ouachita River.
G W Forrest, Seelye, from DuCrOs Station.
Crescent, BOyce, from Scairsdale Landing.
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WATERING PLACES.

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HENRY H. LEOPOLD,
BILLPosrER AND DISTRIBUTOR,
once No. 19 Commercial Place.

Orders solicited and promptly attended len on one Of
my States, n Of the following places
PicsyuDe Office s. Camp street. Crescent Once ~ Camp
my hesdquarters Hugos Lager Beer Saloon,
osrnsT ST. Charles and Poydrss streets