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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-02-26
OF LANDS.

Advertised for sale for the ron psym,r,
OF principal and interest due and muiuiov
unpaid 10 the Common srd Cong, ssiorsi
School Funds Of Dubois County, Indiana.
The south west quarter Of the south sss,
quarter and part OF The south east ausrt,r
OF the south west quarter. Section lo, town
2 south Of range 3 west, conisiring 20 acres.
mor'gsped by Joseph s. McMsheI 10 ,he
Safe Of indiana. for The use OF The Common
School Fund. Sepiepber rs. 1863, for The
sum of 500; interest due January LEI 1869
81 90; total nmonni due including DAMAGE
aud costs Sll9 90.
STATE OF INDIANA. CUe0iS CO., IS.
!. MARTIN FRIEDMAN. Auditor os
ssid C,un'y. IN snid Sat, d. hereby reu,,4
'hni The foregoing lirt contains toll ma
correct sintemen, al al lands lishl. 10 h.
lsdvr'ii.e aud cold Tor IN" non payment ~
principal and in'ere-, due aud :. maipirv
unpaid. 10 the Common and Canrrrs.iounl
lSchool Fuods of Dnho's County, on the Avn
Monday ~ March. 1869. together with IN,
damages and cnst oi advertising the anme.
Wi'ress my hsnd rs AUDITOR nf said Co.
the t9'b day Of F.hrusrv, 1869.
MAkTlN FREEDMAN. A. PC.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 oil whom il
mry concern. thu, IN. Whole Of The several
Irsc's cf lard. IN the 'or.so'rg ls' rnnlan.
I'd. ar - much thereof o. may b. Necessary
20 pay the prinr, 81 aud Interest. Gsmrc.s
and cost at ndv'r'ir,rg. due from The owner
hereof. viii he sold ~ ,h- Conn House
door il Jasper, Dubois Cnontv. s n,- ~ Itdl.
aes, on ihp An Mnnu-v ui March, 1869 IN.
tess The rnid principal. iu'~r.s, dsmsg.s
sud cu.,s b. paid hrfors 'hH' tn- v Inca
nv hsnd ~ Auditor Of Dubois County his
| 10 h DIV OF t.h., 1863
4 NJ ,kTIN FRIEDMAN x. u e.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-09

AL facts and likelihood, struck me as partlcu-
iarly droli, and WAS an oddity OF which ! Gel
tainly had had no adequate experience IN lie
until I turned that CURIOUS hy-leaf.
Nv old acquaintances, the besging.ietter
vr;tsrs came ont on tho fy-leaf, very piously
indeed. They were glad, at such a-serlogs
cr,si.. to offer me another opportunity OF send
mo that postofice order. neednt make II
nound. as previously insisted on. len sha, hi,
iinys might ease my mind ana hea':n .on;E rGtu
a.rt Sonre tn take q weight off the memory OF
Sn errsne fellow creature! One gentleman: Oh
81 .rt;st;c turn. land coplously liuslratihS
a.. a. SooLs M the Mendicity Society tnougnt IL
so;obt aoothe nv conscience, in the tenoer res
LOT of oifts misused, it would mmea!a!eEy
cash up In and Of his lows .aieh' h hol enciosad
a aes,sumE ro y Of art which recognize as trac-
;ne no from wood cut originally puollshed IN
s ins IL Mr. Trollope's book on America tortv
u .nt eftv ~ vears ago. The number OF people who
,uera nrenared 10 live long years after me, un-
firing benefsctors to their species, 1or 1ItS
nonnds apiece down, was astonlsnmG: ais!'
tant;si amounts, to give away-not to keep, on
nvers wonderful medicines and machines
;najnnated recommendations for themselves
into tine fy-leaf that was to have been 30 DlaoK.
| It was especially observ Bile that every pIe-
IL :,
ton knew me thoroughly-knew me from head
to heel, in and out, through and through, up
Mde 81 down. WAS glass piecs Of general prop
erty. and everybody was on the most surpris.
inclv intimate terms with me. few pnpllc
institutions had complimentary perceptions Oh
corners in my mind, Of which, after SonslGead
snv Indication. Neat little printed forms were
addressed to those corners. beginning with
these words: "I give and bequelth."
win it seem exsggelative to state my Deiiei
that the most honest, the most modest, anu
the least vain-glorous OF all the records upon 2s
this strange fe-leaf, was letter from the self
deceived di ,coverer of the recondlse seeres; :;
"how to live four or nVe nunaseu y'ant S"n,s; !.
! Doubtless it will seem 30, yet the statement is
not exsggerative by any means, bat Is made II IN
nv nv serious aud sincere conviction. With this
snr with laugh at the rest that shall not De
cynical, I turn the fy-leaf, and go on again.
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Alexander. 6 Luhn, z Lee, McCooo. Jr. nsn,
toue Co. Muller, Nimits Co, W "arschsr U
oj mann, e o,Nein. o'Neil Son. paui CO.
citation, j A Qlackenbush, Ravenel boi@es
Riecke schachte. Ring, Russell GO. =
Age ts. tenhouse Co. D SilcoK, shepeela
Hollen. Werner Ducker. L Webb, W Williams
Co. IN N Wobltmann. White, Waller, Evans
Cogswell. W Yates, Courienay Trenholm. q .
Gadsden, D A Walker Co, W Dayton, 1 West
GO. Kate Hampton, Harrison.
Schr @ Morris, Artis. Philadelphia, Is days.
Coal To the Master and the Gas Company.
schr Daybreak. Blake, Belfast, Me, IL days. nay.
To Rnslow l. Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br barque Dalkeith, Anderson, Liverpool-R hure
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer City Point Mcyilan, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell. New York, June 8.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Tsber, Aldricb. at New York, June 8.
Schr Lilly, Haghes. at New York, June 8.
ShIpnews by re'oGraph.
SAVANNAH June s-Arrived. schrs Lucy n Col
hns b n Wheaton Charles Holt, Boston; Wapel-
la, New York; Neptune's Bride, Philadelphia
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. 8. c., JUNE T.
June BRIG Chas Wesley, Blckmore, Rockland,
Me; schr Franconia.
CLEARED.
June 6.-schr Wm Butman, Smart, Bangor. Me.
June 7.-B1g Black ewan, Podger, Martinique.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR his POh T.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie Ferguson, cleared ..... Nay 20
Tho Clifton, Williams, sailed. lO
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed May IL
MESTlO
BOSTON.
schr Frank Palmer, Latham cleared. May 81
schr Anna Glover, 1er 8, cleared. May u
| Schr Hswkns. WYATT cleared. ........... MAY ~
| RRLFAsT, ME-
schr Daybreak Blake, up...... ........... May ID
HtW foDE.
| schr Lilly Bughes, cleared June
| Schr NJ aber. Aldricn. oeared. ............June
Schr Margaret h Lucy, Day, ur............June
| bchr Rockingham. Nicserson. up. p.......... june
| PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark. up............Aa II
| BALTIMORE.
sohr Nettie Richardson. DAVIS. up......"...May a
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
wIrMINGTOJ, June 7.-TUnPEsrHH-eales
127 pols at So for rS,n, So 80 tor yellow dip an
81 10 tor hard.
SPIRITS lURPEHTINE-S les o. SsS CASKS az Auc.
koMs-Sa es Ur 774 bbls at 81 7' for rainrd. dc
lvered 50 .6 ior No L. and s.. "a 25I6 90 fr pale
in alin.
1AR-l27 bbla che rgei ha1ls at 50 25.
CoRN-lO7T bushols sold from ssel at II o.
P1As--sale of 38 bushels from vessel, at d lo
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THE DAILY NEWS.
LII Leaves.

n. a.y. with its sandals dipped IN dew; n ao.es
H,s parsed though the evening Ro Ro'''N s
Ana 4 sinale star IN the oloudless o,uo
Tor tie risans moon ii silence Smu .nuI,a bours
vhils the Wluds tn It n2h 70 the sn&u'o H'u'
S'fvushy breathe DER the folded uo~etS'
m. H,,ss nod to the sound Of the stream
= Ihat winds along With Ia hnS now
And either saLe or haaa-dream,
~ psss s.ssI throuan the realu Of long ago;
VhfIe f,oes er With maas smile
From the bowers OF memory magic sae'
w.. ,ov. and .unsbine. sorrows and tears.
Thaf check the path of-iies Aprh houts'
And longing wisu for the coming Jea1s.. a~sr..
That hope ever ureathes IN the fatres. NJ" CAD ,
There are triend.hipe uie!e, s.iove - s.AeA
And uure "a the stars In the halls OF n1got
There are ashen memories. bitter pam,
And buried hopes, and broken vow.
And 80 aching heart 3Y sns re.s,ssS ns id brov;
And 4 wsnderer ON the sheii-hned shore
IsteninS Tor voices that speak no more
v,.-a .-o nassions s.rong. and ambitions Wild
And the fierce desire to stand 10 the VM t,a
ptfho hsttIe of life; and the heart OF tne ounu
Is crushed IN the breast OF tne stIusss .ss soars
INIT short the regrets, and few are tne 80. so..s
Thst fan st the iomb OF the banleneo Jo>'
There 1. quiet and peace. and domestic love-
And IA, arising from faith ana Uusn'
~ nsss ouaie Dreaming Of al dent youth;
-snd S,ssa. of CHILDREN IN lip and cheek,
And the PARENTS bliss. which no tongue csn speAA'
There are loved ones lostl There are little graves
In the distaut cell meath protecting Eeo',
vScrs ,be ssresmlet winds. and ,he yio,es waves,
ind the arssees sway to the sighing breeze;
"a ve mourn for pressure Of tender lips,
sDs he haht OF eyes darkened IN deaths eclipse
Snd thus .. The glow Of The daylight dies,
Ind the pight's first look to the earth 10 cast,
ca.a meath those beautiful summer skies
Snd The pictures that hang in the hail OF IN
m, Sorrow and Joy, chant mingled Lay,
When 10 memory's Wildwood We wander away.
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ArrIHed Yasrerdmy.

Steamship Msnbatsn, Woodruff, New York-lef
Saturday 1 pm. Mo 9. To james Adser 20, ID
Akin & 20, " Aimar, JAppe. D ANIME: j
aroner, Biscboff & 60, ID Bristol. Bates Co.
0 BorDar, W Biss, Henry Barr, o boesoh,
Blssell l. 20, L A Beamlsb b co. II Bulwinkle Co,
W Arlington & 90, Chaplin. W Chatee GO. 1
N Cater. charles Pdospnate Co. Corwin
& Co. Geo + Coos. Oartmil. Harberson Co. b
Claussen, Fl DAILY. q Duc Douglas Miller. W
Ecke. G 90, John FER uscu, Fleming q co,
Furobgott, Bro. l. Fa & 20. Wip Gnrney, Z
Guilem'n, Goo rich. Wi-eman Co. forsytne MO-
Comb 60, ] Fairly & Co, Goldstein, Jos
Il .rham, Gerdts Go. Graver I o. 8
hensrey. F Ao mes. "A Hunt. Hart co. Holmes
& Glider, J BurgaInp & Co Hing, Jefords 90
J,nnlues Ihom. .inson Co, Kriete Chapman, j
Kiep, K.inck. Wickeu6erg 90 II Klatte & co.
engni 4 SelI, Laurcy Alex Dder, Litschg,
Melodrrs & Muller. McLJy khe. Martens, J
q Mi nor Co. Muller. Mimi 60. Mnrray'
II Muller. u LNewmeyer, ] c ,jemann DWELL
Sou, d NELL, ID O'Ne & Oh, u'Neili, DR.
Pratt Palmt ito Pioneer Co operative ASSOCIATION,
Paul Weioh Brandes. RussoI, J Read 90,
q al Lynan, kecko schlcne = agsnI'
NE Il h AGENT rou, b, I'll tx rs5 CJmpany, Atoll, I,
Webb L GO, n Sieghug. W shepherd It hlen'ns
L. 60, j steinu eyer, schuel. ,cnroe"er'
shear Taylor 60. A fiefenthai Iosie.
\ M Wohltmann. Werner & QUICKER. Hrbo
Wilson, q W Will ans & Co. w u Wh'lden q co.
wake, Evans i Cooswtll, W Yates. joe zepe-
PED l. anu others. sunday, 2:i6 NJ nt o. ~ 100
"a S. paB.ed steamer Fantta with steamer foiuneor
In w. bound north the attel disabled, fbo.h st'am-
ers belong 10 Lorillards New iork and Phiade phia
uue.) Monday. AN, Hatteras Iisnt bt ar1ng north,
e1 han Led signals with steamer james A"ger hence
Tor New York. horday, ID, exchanged .gsals
with steamer Huntsville, rom savLnnsn for New
YJrk.
Bark sieiian. Perolval. BostoD. 10 days. Ice, &c.
To Oroer
Merchants Line schr Miunie. Eudson New York.
8 days Noise 10 Wm Roach & 60, z Adger
co. ad inns. D-moa Co. d A Ammo, I'D Aureus,
II Bisonoff l. 70. A Bischon. 81 Bulwinkle Il 20. 8
Burn. am DR. Baer. :ru Sc berkem' yer Boil
mann Bros UlsouB White, cameron BLr:ley. J
Uampteu & Co, IL & a P Caldwe., McJ Colon. ID
Cater. Crane. Boyl.ton Co. Z Il Cowperihwait.
Douie Noise, - II Griuden. Gerdis co d
Grayer Hart q 60 w HarrlBson. Homes Calder.
J Heo.em,n & Bro, Jennuss Ihuwunson 60.
KnoLe ck h small, Kerr & TO H Kalts Go, j
= Kanapaux, Klinok, Miokonberg & Co, Laurey +
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Aptfls.
MICK ERsON USE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.

THIS PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOTEL. UN-
SURPASSED by any House 10 the south for rsmfs1t
and healthy locality is open to travellers and others
seeEinR BO ND FOR Hk g III nER. famAee
can b. accommodated with nice airy rooms ON res
sopsble terms. call il solicited.
May IS 1ho WIN. a. Whtodt.
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rHE JUNE FASHIONS.

Styles for the Promenade-Wsihins
l. Suits-Hints FOR Homemade dresses
The New slippers.
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Markets by Telegraph.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON June s-Noon.-Consols s21s. Bonds
S0X. Tsllow ASS. Cd.
Afternoon-Consols 924. Bonds 80X.
Eyening-coDsols s2x Bonds soX.
LIVERPOOL, June 8-Noon.-Cotton shade firm
a.. Uplands 1l,<d. Orleans 12d. Sales 14o0o bales.
Red western wheat Ss. Cd.
Afternoon.-Yarns and fabrics at Manchester firm
ar prices better. Bresdstufs dull. Flour 2ls Cd.
Lard lis. Cd. Naval stores dull
Lvening.-cotton unchanged.
RAvaE, June 8.-cotton unchanged.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NrwYonx. June s-Noon.-Siocks weak and fever
Isb. Money steady at Z. Sterling sK. Gold Ssh.
Cotton nrm at 81. Iurpentine As to 45h. kosin
dull at % 80 for strained common.
Evening Cotton frmer and more active; sales
5000 bales at slc Flour 5al0c lower; Euper "a BOZ
& 96: common to fair extra Sc +0a6 95 Wheat hrm'
| or and In fair demand Corn scarce and firm. PORK
armer at sSl b0 Lard stt ady. Whiskey 9ShasS'
Groceries quiet aud firm. Turpentine 46'4oh.
Rosin 81 Soa8 Fre,ghts declining, on cotton by
steam Y. aovernments firm; 62's 22k; southerns
weak; North Carolips's co. new 68K; Virginia's b7h
new 6lx; Louisiana's 72 new 66; ienuessee's st.
| new es Money In increased demand at soarp
per cent. Sterling exasH. Gold closed strong a.
SEX.
rALrxonr, June s.-Cotton very firm at 50. Flour
In light demand. weak Wheat Prime to choice
valley red 81 6Sal 80; good to fair 81 26al 40 Corn
firm. white 50 90; yellow s5as6. Provinons un-
changed. whiskey fat and dull.
CINCINNATI. June S.-swhiskey quiet ct s6. PorA
held at 50; holders strong. Lard frm 1t lsxals;
country l8K.
WILMINGTON, June s.-Spirits turpentine 40.
Roen 81 rs for strained. Crude turpentne 81 7oa
so. Tar s235. Cotton 71za2se for middlins up
lands.
AUGUSTA. juno s.-Cotton easier; Gales 800; re-
ceipts 8; mtddlinSs 2s-
SAVANNAH, June s.-Middlings 40; sales 800; re-
ceiptsilk
NOZZLE. juno 8.--co ton quiet but firm; sales sos
baHs-lC0 after the close yesterdsy-low middns
Tkc; receipts 123 bales; exports 5ls.
Nlw ORLEANS June 8.-Colton advanoed Nc; m D.
dings 2sc; sales 1870 bals; r.ocipts sb9; exports
2s7. Gold SsX. ster.iag 5lS. York sight y dis
count. Sugar. fair xa1oxc; prime 1sxc Molas-
ses. fermentng l5l60c.
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Charleston Cotton and Kice Market.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLEsros. Tuesday Evening. June g.
corroN.-The market for this article continued 10
show increased Armness and prices to strengthen,
buyers being compelled to advance their rates in
some cases full half cent q fb sales about 300
bales, viz at 2sk, 26 at ~, IA at PIX, "a at 27
70 at 49, 26 at 2s, II at 2s at 49, II at 2s1 IA at
29L, los at SOC. We quote
LIVERPOOL cIAssIF1cAI1oN.
Ordinary to good ordinary .......27 @2sh
Low Kidding. g..........'......S g
MIddling. ..2SH93o
By New York classification We quote:
Middling, nominslly. .8Oh@-
R1oE-Ihis grain was quiet without change in
rates. Sales 25 tierces clean Carolina 10 at 7 10
at TX at TIC p fb. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at 7@7x. good 7A@sc y II.
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
LIyERpooL-Per Br bark Dalkeith-225 bags soa
Island and 6s2 bales Upland Cotton e1 bags Cot
ton seed, 17O3 bbls Rosin, 2l1 bble Spirits Tuf.
pentine 3O8 tons Phosphate,
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POkI CALENDxAtL.
PHA Es OF TIE NOON.
Last Quarter, 2d, 2 hours minute. mo ming.
New Moon, 9tn, 10 hours, 43 minutes evening.
E,rst QUAR- ar 18th hours 0 minutes, evonlns.
Fun Moon, 23I. hours 19 minutes norninR.
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ct. LOUD HOT Ell.

CT. CLOU ID II % Il Il L.
THIS NEW AND CoMMOG IoUS HoUsE, LooAI-
RD corner OF Broadway and Fortyseoond-ereets
possesses advantages al other houses for Tie ~
commodatIou It's guests. It WIS built expressly
for fr.t-clsss family boarding. house-the rooms
beIna large and en- suite heated ny steam-wtth hot
and cold ter and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department ts In tht most experienced
hands. atf riding gueets an uneqdallad table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also among
the '.modern improvements" and ut tho service q
guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass tne
door every four minutes, ruDninI from the Uy
Hall TO Central Park, while the Sixth aud seventn
Avenue lines are but short block ON either nde,
aordIng ample facilities for communicating With ~
the depo,s, steamboat landings, places OF an nse-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY. Propr1etors'
| March - omos
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Interior cotton Markets
Lonsrunees per south M DINA Raliroad d
juno g.,

l21 bales Cotton, 95 bales Domestics. 30 boxes To-
bacco, a. packages Bacon, 167 bols Naval stores,
cars Wood, 2 cars Lumber. 10 Railroad Agent u
W Stefens. Jrfords Co, Claghorn. Herring
Co, Rlecke J. Schsch,e, Ravene 4 60, Getty,
Campsen & %, Goldsmith & son. Courtenay iren
holm, " w smith, O Litschg1, W A Whitaker, W g
Whden & Co, G " wiIiams 4 Co. GraeBer smith,
Mdr.hal aud order.
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STREET COSTUMES.

From Jennie June's entertaining budget OF
fashion gossip for the month"; we take the ioi-
lowing:
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Marlnf Aems.

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Port OF Charleston, June y.
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Pu ssenRera.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York; A
Griswo;d VIM Courtley. Rev Toomer Porter.
Gov Bro me. + heine. g Milnor. Broome,
al aene, N Crews F Z DoWof, Colt, L
Colt, Mrs. Whsley, Ms Belhnger. q L Carrington,
Gen WIN W.nd.e. G Leahy J W Hayward, John
jackson, Belliuger, y Bowman, J Dsrr1ck-
SON. Mrs Deyereiux, Rev Hunter, and three on
deck.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

MIsAPPRoPRIATISo PROPERTY truly
the way Of the Hsnsgressor is hsrd-snd
this hing of stealing private properly snd
spproprislIng II TO ones own private use.
nIss naughty. as well as dangerous
thing, even in time OF war. The latest
illustration is found in The following para
graph which we find in the n. y. Herald
of Wednesday:
An order Of arrest was issued yesterday
morning BY Judge Jones. of the Superior
Court for the arrest OF General BenJsmln
r. Butler. AT the suits OF Mrs Romsns
Florence, OF New Orleans. who chsrges
lha, on The LIST Of June, 1862. when he
was Military Commsndant Of New Or
leans, he entered her premises, and 10.
loniously, mslIcIously and wIlllully, and
by force Of arms, appropriated three GU.
elleJ, godhllted swords, with gold scsb-
bards, worth S35 900. and . box OF ,il.
verware al $4,000.
The swords were presented 10 Genersl
Twiges after the Mexican war, and veto
presented by him to the plaintiff. They
were heirlooms. and not intended To DO
used in any military euterprize. Tb't
the deponent has appropriated said prop
erty to his own use, but, so fer ss the
swords are concerned. he has given out
that Ihev were sent 10 the Treasury 1t
Washington bot strict search has been
made there and no such articles can DO
found. The siyerasre be has never sc-
counted for, bot has appropriated 1t. II 10
believed. 10 bic own use.
The Courl, on this complaint, made
the order Of arrest, fixing the smoun, Of
bail al Sis, 900, which Is to be furnished
on Friday next; in the meantime Gen.
ersl Butler is permitted 10 90 on his pa
rnie
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Apothegnl. .

As The Mohammedan never casts away
the least scrap OF paper lest the name oI
God should be written upon it, so should
our minutes be cherished. as they may
bear characters affecting our dearest inter-
ests, both in Time and Eternity.
As Hannlbal's soldiers, after uIumphing
over the frozen Alps, were vanished by
the luxuries Of Capua. SO has many a
strong spirit, after lis victories over ad'
verse fate, been conquered BY The pros
perity it wesried every energy TO obtain.
There is a tree in Sumaua that pu's
forth ils leaves and flowers, lraught with
the richest fragrance, only in the night
Dsy sees it robbed Of it breath and strip
ped Of It's blossoms and its green. So
the darkness OF adverse fate draws The
brightest and the sweetest virtues from
the same soul that in the sunshine Of
prosperity shows but a scenuess barren
ness Of good.
Truly this life is akin to grief; and how
necessary is II 10 our nature As the
light consumes the insninote substarCes
it rests upon. so that it requires The night
to restore what is los, during the day,!bus
does prosperity ba ten upon what is best
within us only 10 be restored by The dark
blessings OF sorrow.
Travellers in Orient secrete gems II
their flesh against the time OF need. SO
do we enshrIne precious memories IN our
hesrts, to brighten life when dsrkened by
calamity or desoaIcd By sorrow.
How often does the stealihy SANDER,
whence no one knows, destroy character,
If not life. Like the good BsdIsr, in the
Scandinavia Edda, who was slain by the
misletoe the blind Uojur threw, how
many reputation has been destroyed by
slander sprnging from shadow.
Life becomes inspid and useless when
we have no longer either friends or en- =
mics.
He who has love for nature can new
er be alone. In The shell he pick, up on
the shore, in the leaf fading at his feet, in
the grain Of sand and The morning dew, he
sees enough to employ his mind Tor
hours. Such mind is never idle. He
studies the works oil his Master, which
he sees all around hin. and finds a plea
sure OF which The devotee Of Elm and folly
can form no conception.