davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-03-20
MARINE IMrEtllQEACE.
m4celI2psous 1temA.

vrsK1 TRA2sFxHs.-The propeller FsEouse
taa heen purchased bJ J. y. S:sv2n.. Of ST.
Lossph, 1co w.il run curing TIE coming 6eAol
between b. Jnasph aIo Ghtc1Hn--
The ftllawtnz yesael Hansiee took pl2eo day
C Two siIce 1t Cleveland: B. W. Jenuses, onr
hsl1 Of tra seoH Lluoe Rock, of Cleveland. to H.
Il. C4lev. Tetms pktvntc.
MI. Joua'han DOWN. of Chicago, hsa sold ser.
en-tcntes Of tke ing z r, D.r'E. Of uhic,so. to
Mf. Thor1as Do.hr, ol Cleveland. scd too tug
MIN &c taken 10 CuTshoR1 wat-ss II The oPtnlny
* navigation.
EaGtsIxaa Arroisrxp.-Tte cneiceess Of taa
boats Of the tnsoa Steamboat comp3eY have
tufr received thf,E AppolnSnert- &r. Iosepa
Wtttwam, Of Toledo. haa beoa fesp2oln.aa 10 the
Ia*+aie AI1 NJ Il. N q. f.f several seat4 pst, too
'.,cily eneA It. Of the Sew Turk hRa he:n rap
po,t i-c 10 thst *ettel
PRxrAa1ra YoR BEH1ick-The Erie Railway
Company SIC pstpsk1nx tof The seass1n OF n4rlRs.
uon. Ttels hos ire stte.y.ug recafsa, and bang
utltd ont Il Huff1o. tieytArd lad Toledo, tbs
Utcutes. fotnrt.y Of t-e Eeatta! IIne, now tAe
property Of fh- EIlon Ct anbost % npsny 4 u
trts Ri l1ay. IL bet12 htt.d for serT!ca
Scpw Cps1EaI-T.1s vessel, Il II rapqeA
psf.td KsHAnte On The IL d mat bound No
N1w 1wTosaAeE.-tne following Il the atno01Sof
re~ trrnage WHICH will 70 into c1m ntsron MS
&oslng. The reeap1tpaltpn u fto0 1luhalry o:
tx "Wofk either s'te2dy thmpleted or rapi 4lJ
proF te.ttrg Ct various h1pou1ldinR posRts oa thl
Rsea1 lakes." ~ pu slshed IN the Au~Aukeo 6<1
N
, 1869-03-20

Thus far, It Is erident that the
SPURIOUS has emaaated from
SMALL JOBBERS or Peddlers OF
various Preparations, who, when
questioned, reply tFthat they never
take bills or receipts" when pro-
curing their supplies, which causes
difficulty in tracing.
, 1869-03-20
alrx1sr-Flour; s,9s hi: :; wheat, z,eeo ru.

ELKvKiAxp, March ly.-Nx1ArxTcvTs-Flo us,-
e. e. snfvd en,l md iasc1!E. to s'ty @ade 80 "a
.. Ter * RCD int.r; g sc4G:i tr rei, Etua.
" nare; ,. nAs 6 fos r. - ana x9ees q 80
NhaE--a1rs *: na 80, rrd xtu:r.i It Il u: Nc.
:red snssr hcln II = Cor4-ssles In car II .I1c
0Ns-tAe ct EEo cArs II klc.
: fKTKnLs CM-FiAt re unsettled, No corrfct par-
NsplAIA ht etItn fT Ysn fSonott S1I IoEfI1
, 1869-03-20

And Futurt Frotpecte 10 Life clearly eae1 By Dr.
~ .ho t5e unruec Etta! u " e e,!nea:.. v4atn
cents ior bis ~1uids n Healfa and Long Qfe
llH ctEcn1A1 Ahout Hiuntnk lhe zHccA2u1 of the op
po4lte aex VII oe acnt gs1us with It
, 1869-03-20

H{lEEr-Irefe Nas i rood dtnnAnt I f,F 5heep. 1nd
.bout cyerYthiaK cIoAed out full prices- 31ip
ntf1 and lGcl buye1B NeFt engaged: We note the
0lI,Ning trAnsactona: ~ tesd. Av ~ Hs. u t. IL
,s ht ad ~ u ns I. - hoad ~ u D. At &32s
, 1869-03-20

LIVE kfoEE YzxrHH1
no,'se. III lve ssee2 nom % csae.fe e 70 e eoaa,os
=.nI. .nx o,,nt. Es1t iii % fafsa oulJ 81 se:a'
Ia ri Ind Be6s;ie ;ie..................... etuo as
r. r. pnaas1 Il mse.
q 7oisde sa1 ~ 1i
:hhrKed ~ tDe current rates;
asss1 - ae ass ::
gssssss sssSssst IS g: i e ss.:s ::
return ps.4ea u 20 stssn botssta ~ q ssess
ess rs g ~ Gad
n! II sses: ~ et u. ,,acu-a
.o.as1. ens al p!ees .e1e 1est "a aom..!g iosrs
1htts Wa sim attendance o1y e,a, sna a1aonxa
1ss :aEeys i A. esee eseeson S - e
sse Sss "a s1S t. s S & s
&c closet ont. st-e toa - % - sT9r.ss ee
s S5sr RsF - pa7epesa Hs Il aessssls oas'isi sess
hoxe1et xtse few = ~ ,511t es.s1a.yi = r. r -;
51o4txu Fx1c14.
t:bo5es Iteaea ass1a@nas s. NJ .siiiofmed, It's
kfe4T cd 3treM. hnd AFesAK1nE LxH -
p1I%e dne Rsessi;Ssa. .eii.i.s;sd. naei;
fotmcd Btscrs, sad ksttsx1nE 1.spo to
t.is sset,s. IL ts;f aesS. ".
sG:s eras'nfu u,s hiee z h si:;is I'd :ooa
Eov1 :os city SLAUGHTER. AID asezas,Hx
ACE 9s . e: toGoanoe ei Usi;e, ID de:eai
nesn aveTxEnv aoo to .ooe na-........... tzs3!1
lufa1ns-Lieht ht aud th!n Corr md nteen 49, y
T. ssaasf snd .sie. sap i
tt.s Ihss:snts ss5s ss1 H. "a r ~ =, ,3es e.
-ona 10 chic E-.aes. With teH esla q {lo = y 9
ll;9 1he market closed Qaist. sass embrace tht
, 1869-03-20

Isl 6onth C1xEkst. treats ali Pztv1.a and 8axnAt ~
EA1es, AHd r3ecA 9ef114ne1t cures Ia tns att ytFa
leat ind obstinate without the Of sycurY
1aose su114ax from asm.aaa weakre,h ,Ksrroai
DtsantI. or s{phlule auecnona of my md. shoule
ftmaie 6fteA.e. and D11culues treated 1;th a.,dtJ
md s1eEaA. His P1Hohlet Of AdyicsT sent Tea u
an AddFexA- Cuu1Hlt4tlon t-eA:
, 1869-03-20

nav masecd. asls aGsztua5s q ne uaiyt71iN q
Fai&dEfpelA, AID II tbs most rsttAnl9 phyaIciAE II
the ctt1 for III Ckrpnic and Bc1uzl Asssass q hoxa
aeIH- eand .tsrp 70. Theory Of Neryons and 6exE
, 1869-03-20

The TKue lkomedy for All.
Who%a ausrnundtaE1 are cot fav1Faele to t14 p-es
eryauon OF htalih. u A[3atEE aK3h atrrIR3
vniIh protect tna rhy 4t4ua RZalnst tn svtt tsa
denc1 ot IN inpo4so Atmosphere, Or Any morbid
iutiuenc4 psodufutt OF Se44a.
, 1869-03-20

AND Treatment In n prts2te msster1-uaAla OF b.
aud Roo& fos the malisd. 50 oAsts- Fem3e Pills -ce1
PIN and reliaoio u ii eaaet-es %. ssnd stamp 70.
sure cure Tor T,cHus OF aelf A,use-a1ia, b. man.
, 1869-03-20

Fesv FORK Tobacco MARKET.
Special De- patch 70 The rh*caxo Tribune.
NV fuHK. March Is,
ToRAcco-Uuu, and Frtctt tending strongly d,v1-
, 1869-03-20
new YofH Bresdssufis. PHoy1slcu and
EEocerF ma tkeass

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW fe1x March u.
NKEADsTCFF4- ....
shlnr<rs found dltacu T. n neRotsstln{ shtir ex.
cha Ct, ete conrtQe 10 re1uco their nids to
3l.a9 ter 20. Arh slA0 sot No. In store. bat
hn.oera onia not give wsy to sEJ *1tec$. Ua'a
Large tsaes 10 the tEads, and closed atisKc In
aIoFr.
PxcytktDNa. ............ ..
Their VII ~ almost ent1re 11thdfA~Ai Of nTdeta
for hog products. vhethe1 tot no0kut1ps7o1s EXPORT
or 10 tti contrsca and lne cIosa Ehs 9ef1 das and
uLssttltd.
GEcCT1fH.
Coffee heavy; Hi 1&zi7xe in gold, eu<Af tFn
SID raere acuss: sAiT to soSd ftpcszJ, l1tHa4e; :;
best crushed, IKE.
H0Fl.
rhe export rpv&mtns th!1 week vii exceed oeo
, 1869-03-20

FtfpAr xvxh1Su Na1eh ls
TIC fo!lfvttc n9 ea STOW fhe reee{pS and
s:truFnts Of Psotucs during tho past twsnty.
four cuys:
HkcAlrI& YQA IHE rAs1 rXTYrY rnr.n n.r.a
, 1869-03-20

Er. Cheever's Patent Galvau0.
Ktectric RexeperAiar,
scientific inTeptton for atreAtns diecott and ofsxn
t.sA ds.5 Eemson 2! shs prosssstve systsn, toi.-
vkH, u Hanores-at. Boston, Alss. 4 circular at
, 1869-03-20

0FF1CE CHIRF CONN IRsARY OE
" nUp4l5TEaEH NJ

e. 4; s:sS s,
81: iaasts q s::ssS L "a fst.s
ste.iy q, IA 4; RI Ssevsn;'s. i. T; to be de-
rs!es naadred s3a IN s; h,:a :. Port sq1y,
se!eat5 n!t fss, he.d q Per- Randall D. tt 70 Be-
rssnsy ase s. se.a :. goft D.1ot., h. T., to b De.
erea 81 ST. 9tns IL 4 so' S4o'' de7
ne cstt,e nuat sverige about one shon.ans and
All iess thsn ta,se md over saveu yesrs old-Aad
=. f,ss ~ ea@ sae1s . II b p3da psts oon
4 ias p.sss s I'll bsFe
Il Fors Buf5sd, .. T, rvs hundred and MY csoJ
Al FoTs Tott DIT, ons buudt,d and nsy tlse3 sonA
Al Fort Stevenson. D. r, ono huutted and ten G1u
a: Eofs nee, D. T., one hundred And sevsuty.nre
Ss e.: Aaaa,.s s9s ~ 60 son'
r. ~ e e q. ri y.sTd Tn1ls Prem srops;z
E.es Sd .soua contain ...stea rs.san.es Of two
.sssSss .ss { F. IL @
BIZ pzopos;s,oa Sno ta.k saouia ~ ptogosttioo
eeeoms h's sssaMu:. a,. giv.nk god aad SUFFICIENT
ne respeaHoiit1 q nc Ea.sanso1 must b shos {.
Z: ss Fl bes ssa = s;. T. Z
s. enclosed !ish lne big.
ss = g
8 az ID s'ss: { Z s e. ass + s ss.
names sc1 poy ocec .ddrnas nuss appeas
Iss q e
| addressed either to BIZ Bc<: Gen J. Y. aAElu:
, 1869-03-20

FsW York Dry Cords MARKET.
NEW TeRk. Hareh ls-The break IN pEinsa hN BE-
come mprr gereFst aud there d great ttt Ment ia
tie ma1ket to- day Tbe r4einc mills hare rrdoced
ptcs Of goods to l7hc ana tns foods aFo seit1us
DIR. too are oas1ea = 1sdoeed rItee: = .ss
sslEn u ;o,s fr1csa seneral'y hays now iunrd :
Ievt "a tf41 Is about gtAr!ck L. Ttest COCA nAtu.
e&s PEtn1e elcths = arc declined 70 &c hoa moFe
aIpE{y even Il the REDUCTION.
, 1869-03-20
g @ ota.
$1,000 REWARD
roe ....
Detecting the couGteIfeits'
HEI1BoID's BUgHQ i
How to Detect 1t.
The Genuine has my Name and
| Address Blown in Three Sides
Of Bsttle;; the Counterfeit
has Not.
THE GENUINE
How TO Detect 1t.
THE GENUINE

II q dark brown color, Its odor Is strong and
somewhat aromatic, the ta.to hittesi.h and
analogous 10 talnt, IN accordance with the
properties set forth IN the Dispcnsasory Of
the United States. Tbs virtue Of the leaves
Is se1t1scted By aid Of tpL its.
, 1869-03-20
@tRaM 8teau1et2.
pACIFIO NAIL STEAMSHIP CON
L pANY'H-
Tbf2aFb lima II fs11ffereln and CAtHa.

On tbs LIT, Nth &na list, Hsenme11 1e4Fe Htr no
hoIth dYely foot Of CA1slfL. 1t u ofelock, npon
- fuIIoNt:
March ~ RISING ErAR. Capt. Conner, connecting
with GOLDEN Efff. Capt. LepfdKa.
April, ARIZONA, Capt. MturJ. coanect1ng WITT
MONTANA, CAtt, FArosEust1-
Fsres ton CHICAGO to Ban ,T1snaseo, tne1ue
tn1 hf1tc1fAs r4tl 70 New FORK. LIT cabin yN.-
ID stsp. sd+ ~ All departures sontl 1t Ats
satc; those q The 1st nd LIST Connect II Panamt
nth stsamcts fer bou1h P1cttt puY1; lat md 1911
MF tssns.N Ame7lean sorts lno thos: Ct Ii touch q
4AntArillA. Departure Of nth Of eAeh nontn COT
rAlia and Eas zeHl1od. Steamer q Apsu 11th cor.
secta eictelT Nth steamship JAP An. ieAylax sac
FIanc1scc Nay ath foE J&pan ADA China.
No ruuntea b6o1 auploToo cy kn1 Company, b
u requested that pa11e0ke1 appy 70 thd kKdut1 only
E4toE Appp II the ot1ce On tha wharf foos Of Canal
IT.. kuru M1rE. hsw YORK. 2. 4. BABY. Aren't: o.
G.t5,nn.sts ChItaEu. ~. MABRA1X ATent.
, 1869-03-20

CHICAGO LAVE STOt z dAHAHts
FupAx EyKH1He, March II, lsea
Th- touovia9 tsptes shov tna aay feea.'M ,H,a nHa
- irE n tenorted hi tia 51eretAt{ Of The Union
, 1869-03-20
RAtltpHQ&.
A RRIvAI. AND DEPARTUR0 81
11toAau = NQkx.aWK1xnN RAIhr

pHFpTHdx{6 We0A gkEeof.
Le&Ye- &x11S4-
linton f4zeAxef.,. .,....---+~-. s813 L n. e1eaop.t
P1enc F1ss ltne-...-.-...--s. s311 ?. q. t1.n p~
1aCtnc NlKtt ExpftzA-..-.--.. 411a1 p, n. f4=p +
Dixon FaasecEsz :;.;7,ss;;;;; 4s@ p, a. tE.3AF
rroeoex4 4FaAteuxE........... ~ ~. tklrL.r
FreepuIt Ex4Ee1xG G.........s 10 Pm "G9h3
ID 3tste {4no..,,,,,,,.,,. skN n s11doAh
.,xutyh and AK1n F2&1aaK4s .30 ,. n &c = .
Lombard AtEpuEod4rua... e&1e .. n 1EA L
NuwAUkk4 DIVIk1QN,
xcratas FAkeeuEsf {Eu0 NIL
T1pIes pfF1Glon OepotG.. NS:& T. u. sE4 p, a
fTNcItpn Accommodation
frpE WsScoc1t1 uS1ao1
pou...:..........:..;:.... 13p.A Enp.M
Milwaukee Dtvtdoa nePep 'tH Pc. "eGpA
fr:on n els sru@t pepop, 'k1 p n 71A1
4epEer1r ArcJ--1o9aAaoa
Crpn Wells 61tes Dtsn1s1s -2NA. 'S:S Z n
STHE1to1 Aneomnaod3scn
{rpto Wells 3Sreek Dep1s). F-8F2- 'GGN 4. n
Sixht F1s4- tor kuxAakee.
M slecptcE IS a.taeaed. Il@g:E. 's3AE
NBCQFHIH DIVISION.
Lx,t tt1sseo.e-..,,........t. esaD 4 n. stB .. a
j&teEy1le AtcoEnodARoh-s .A51 ?. n .-9 p q.
S;zht FlI1en<tE-..+- .....s. .s2 p -. So 4. "a.
Xpqdftoek AccEnamodAuc1. II P Y. 10 4 n
g. l.. DCILA1, 9sesAHA Superintendent
HF. PaT1tCK, General fAA1enxe9 Axenx.
j. ?. HoxtuH. GoFhWessG& Issa- A&eazs Uaieaet
, 1869-03-20

HAT-1ht Na{1et reuaA1t qr1et ii uach soxet
p,lces, - foltc.s: rn1thy, rn1ler knd beatrr
?,..sss;s tls g Sa1ls tl! q: nncsay leese nses.sd,
.l2-cn: Prairie loose psss4sd. 1,1oatts.es: limo
te5. !eo!e pr xa3on. al5 HA1-o; hAtia. loose on
afbEs-aseeivrt. sa.tH -; .a,peed. skua ~.
rateT.sl chsn-c IN 1Ecce. slough prices geae-aily
lAro.tn eEJefB Trt ttoeks Art sccnmMulAucE. We
Aollxc; ureen s.lte,. earod. nGbt 17xQf5e;
Lreea sslsec cared, heary. liA4l Tx; tsrten sA1ed
Zip, ls3.tc: LTf fst,. :a&2lc; DIT aaltel. utuued
l44Ic; I:1oesJ and p.MAEod- tEoratrta pT1ce !;
BfAunsd Hs6ss, 10 per telt Cd.
EpPs-SAtes include nalts f1r Elaeonatn 1t 44e,
1hDS ASD ATEEL-The market Ios Iroa AID
, 1869-03-20

rtr nIgh.t and losest quotations Tor Gold
.i1 &c Fe "fRAr3 1e, were 1ssH Thu Eth Of Fehrap
ut, snc 10 el hsrch 6. Toeran:e tn Ne1 York
-o.tnr
, 1869-03-20
~ 4Gt4C2@0~-. Oo3f z,utH,Hl
i Reducing thh nn.1r ia xhe1t thn ratr}p- al h,

uRss1sss nsIrase..; ...:.:.. ee9.1W 4ots,fD
l,ss* u r.asor ase 6,{6a'oe oushe's in e1ee.s Of
"No:s ilnitandin9 tho free shipments from
wntst tntre and II Milwaukee Is near npon
aGo,ooo bushels. AID the Wet Il tul of
Wie4t.
"Tne escek Of nouz In Eew 1ork l. placed 1t
Ao.0n bushels; taas of wtcxt, adots a1d In
et,se, itc1udtnE sfs. Is tn Tho t1annt hou Cali.
fcrtls, At ,sGu.t1Q cu1nsiR.
"1ne ca out'et ios Ill this Ia England. wtezt
ihe makes d. u grow walker. Tne Nav YORK
Sepp1ao L,ss, gives - = reason tot this decllte
wat th8 dtllyette. by E-gllth farmers fof
rt1iod co,er,cg iwettJ ntIe weeks ttFc occ1
20 PIT cent II e1tess Of the eos:espanttnR PERIOD
iAsi }ear, nd 1hss toe !utsztoT uf1ers Iot
c1l1 20 o come to sns eoa4s Tor foretsn snpples
{whIsh have reen b., ocd at c.lcula1oal hus they
arr Actually sepd1EE nonr 10 s.e coast"
TIE following teIeg1ans wsso received On
'Ct1rgr to daJ:
VIA: +. a. s..ef: s.,F3 FEY a s' i ,ets ea
H. b: =. L.ta eall, ,s3isxs. aos. q2,s:,,::
sl4oc, "fiskeJ q-ie'. ste eotd, 1s,f.
Low E1aaet Flour nEm N nu tcltce. Hhest
carer. el.t+11.4sh: Wtstrrn arr. Cam a.n. S
Hs FL a., D.'' ts ssr 81 as fIs' IL s:t1 s;asg
t1iahle, 49, Hhiske,, se. w., :,
:, q ots. ases'p:f, ss ooo ha; thipn.nss.
LrxAroo.. March 19-11:t3 l. u.
Flour. e. 3D.. H-1 wheat Is %; Vhtte do. qt
!oa. Ca.n. old, oos; 1ew, ~. Posk, 1901.
Lasd, is.
LArA-l:a0 2. "a
Flour, 73A Whea:-Whtta, "a 81; ket. es ST.
Later.
After the adjournment CT the Reenl:r Board,
Nc, >Isinv ~ttat xss ,nly irqu,.ed fos to 4
llKh. extent, bnt tsif4 trmtr fesr.g *as mani.
tes'ed. the market cle sing s'tady q: F1l9A2
1taH, for epot. atd Il lcH btli-r ArIil; other
RrAns Neglected, std pucts WEE ents.ely rout.
nsl. At The ese1 icF n ettrg. buaresr vas quiet,
Nth sx'es ot Is, 100 bu9hsle No. . BprtnE Wheat
| at S1IsA cash. Provis OILS were dull, batitzn.
Ne ro,e sals Of ks,U lbs Dry .l,ed shoulders,
1osst, II 1ak".
There Nas hat 4 moderate irqaly fer Lava
H.Er, md the EA-kct ruled qu'et and sa.y
| throughout. Asite from few small Iots taken
/ " u,, butchers, fh rpete ~ re ,he only opcra
ross, std eaies VITA elose a. <9 cla.73 tor toro.
| uon TO caetee. 4 fsrc1 ioi to.a Al t1l.s5. Beef
latte vese aull Ard nj G!ee eo, and ou: lnite
| sustn, 70 VIA transacted Ths market closed
| we3k IT xc.ac6 % fer 1xfsrier to extra
, 1869-03-20


Wt,Qp-Was Inquired for to fair aItenk. Ruu ths
market stosdy Al m nj pfATl as rates: Httch.
ss.to: A&ple, sir.Go ncKo1y. I'll 1s; siahs, SaoaA
1.0a.
f9du1fy ~ Of , t,ftk character. Ahd qaot4aoa1
= rr nc1il ally unchanged. Hoquoto:
T.uh = tfs ctttr ,soe5Jt
Tuh cor1 mon
Fine F1et cr good cnu1,tlnn, c ut
i1ne Fleece hAa copttf1aa, .&Sta &3c
Aetus F.t. &C. good cond!t,un .438t.c
Ntd,rn1 Firfct Esd cnndlljon ahc
C,sftc y ~ III .,........r..t3sSse
Utwnsnee
, 1869-03-20

neio1 arc tic closing Quotarons for GoTesn
p.srt boIds n NV York to-day eOLp.r
<isD 1te tamo en- Yesze'd day. and on the corre-
prnt tf1rr II ~ of jaff YeAr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14

GREAT FREAK OF NATURE In
Dirsbau, West Prussia, on the
3lst of January, a young and
beautiful woman, the wife Of a
shepherd, was delivered Of a
healthy girl, on the lower part Of
whose back is grown a .tumor
twice the size of a mans fist. In
this tumor covered with a skin, is
a child, moving with great activ-
ity, whose we'll formed limbs can
be felt through the partition OF
the tumor. Its size corresponds
to a fetus FIVE or six months old.
The father called on the Chair
man of the Board Of Health, DIR.
Prcuss, and requested him to re-
move the excrescence with the
fntus. After having examined
the child carefully, he gave his
opinion, however, as did all the
physicians that we're present, that
there might be prooaollilty IN
this extraordinary case, (the child
moving actively in excrcscence,)
of bringing it to maturity. No
physician could be justified to de-
stroy this wonderful life; it had
to be protected at all hazards
The newly born girl has expecta-
ton to become a mother in i few
months--possessing great strength
and beauty; taking the maternal
breast with great delight and
the marvellous fntus, showing all
the SYMPTOMS eff a future life; will
be the child Of a virgin child, if it
comes to maturity.-1r0nstated
from the German, for the Phgnlr.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-14
From the New Orleans Times, March 49, ]
A Genuine Snake Story.

The statement published in last
Sundays Times, that the steam.
ship Mexico, Captain Pitfeld,
when, on her last trip, off the Tor.
tugas, steamed through tangled
mass Of snakes of all sizes, has
since been the subject Of much com
: ment. "Snake stories" are pro
verbally uncertain, but we are
! now enabled authoritatively to de
clare that this particular story may
safely be relied upon:
Our original account was incor-
rect in one particular only. In
stead of two hours and a half, as
stated, the Mexico was no more
than one hour and a half in passing
through this horrible mass OF
writhiny reptiles. They we're of
all sizes, from the ordinary green
water-snake Of two feet, to mon
sters-genuine "sea serpents''-
of IA to l5feet in length. The lar
ger snakes, when the swell pro-
duced by the movement Of the
vessel reached them, would, we
are informed, partly raise them
selves up from the water, as in the
attitude Of striking, and dart out
their tongues wickcdly at the
waves. The greatest intercst-as
was natural-was manifested by
those on board the Mexico Dis
cipline was, for space, forgotten
and captain, officers, passengers.
crew and ship-boys stood in COM
mon, on the sides, looking on Il
sight that, so far as is shown by
sea annals, has never yet been
witnessed by those who have gone
down to the sea in ships" and
which may, possibly, never greet
human eyes again. We can think
of no valid explanation on. the
subject, unless it be-taking our
inspiration from the "day"-that
the shade Of that famous snake-de-
s,royer, on the approach Of is an
niversarv, has been wandering III
Florida, and has shown that he
has lost none Of his old skill by
driving off in one mass its myriads
Of reptiles from the coast.
Seriously speaking, however,
the presence OF these snakes in
the waters of the Tortugas is
remarkable occurrence, one that
may properly claim the attention
Of the scientific. One fact, at
least, is proved. That fact is that,
under some special revulsion OF
the laws ordinarily controlling
them, snakes may live in salt wa
ter. After this experience, the
existence of tho mysterious "sea
serpent" becomes again an "open
question"
Our authority for this state
ment is Capt. O. a. Pitfeld him.
sells, who expresses himself ready
to vouch for every particular as
here recorded.
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A Judicious Wife; or, the Ef-
feet Of Marriage.

Doubtless you have remarked,
with satisfaction, how the little
oddities of men who marry rather
late in life are pruned away speed
lily after marriage. You have
found man who used to be sbab-
billy dressed, with a huge shirt
collar trayed at the edges, and a
glaring yellow silk pocket hand
kerchief become pattern Of neat
ness. Yon have seen a man who
took snuff copiousily, and who
generally had his breast covered
with snuff, abandon the vile habit.
A wife Is the grand wielder of the
, moral pruning knife. If Johnson's
wife had lived, there would have
been no boarding up of pits of or
ange peel ; no touching all the
posts in walking along the street;
no eating and drinking with
disgusting voracity. If Oliver
Goldsmith had married, he would
never have worn that ridiculous
coat. When ever YOU find a man
whom you know little about, odd
ly dressed, or talking ridiculously,
or exhibiting eccentricity of man
ner, you may be sure he is not
married man for the little corr
ners are rounded off, the little
shoots are pruned away in mar
ried men. The wite's advice is
the tiller that keeps the ship
steady. Wives are like the whole
some, though painful, shears, nip
ping off the little growths of SELF
conceie ard folly.-Naser's Mag
1-jne
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The CAB1NEr-Irs RELIGIOUS.
FA1rH.-One of the Washington
Jenkenses gives the religious
faith Of Grants Cabinet as follows /:
"Attorney-General Hoar is a Uni
tartan, Secretary Of the interior
Cox is a Swedenb borgian, Secretary
of the Navy Borie is a Catholic,
ex-Secretary Of State Washburne
is Univcrsalist, Secretary of
State Fish is a Dutch Reformer,
ex-Secretary Stewart is a Presby-
terian, and Postmaster General
Creswell eschews churches alto
gether. The religious faith Of
Boutwell, and Rawlins is not yet
known to fame. Grants family
are Methodists, and that is the
church which he usually attends
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON AS A TAILOR:
"A recent letter from Greenville;
Tenn, says:
I had a long and interesting
conversation yesterday with an
old gentleman, q tailor by trade,
who formely worked in Johnson's
shop. He says that Andy was the
best tailor he ever saw, and that
coats made by him never ripped:
His work WAS not only substantial,
but neat and tidy. All the young
bloods about Greenville whoparted
their airbehindand stalkel about
with goldheaded canes, used to-
pa;ronize Andy, as it was the
current report that young fellow
who wore It full suit of Johnson's
cut and make could marry quicker;
and stood higher with the ladies
than others.
When Johnson was elected Al:
derman there was as much homer
in the position as there would be
in owning a hen and chickens, and
it is said that the young fellows
about town elected him for joke.
Two years afterwards he was
chosen Mayor. In 1885, when be
was first elected to the Legislature,
lie quit the tailoring business for
the time being; but the next ses-
sion, when he was defeated, he
again resumed his old place on the
workman's bench.
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