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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-26

ARREST FOR LARCESY.-Officcr Council,
on Wednesday evening, arrested u colored
man named George Washington, who had in
his possession bolt Of cotton cloth, sup
posed to have been stolen. While taking
the accused to the station he succeeded In
shedding his coat and escaping from the
officer, but he was pursued and, with the as
sistancc of a couple of citizens, Washington
was recaptured and safely lodged in the
Sixth precinct station, where he awaits an
examination for petit larceny.
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WHARF lNpROSENENT,-Ycsterday Mr..
Thos. j. Gait commenced " build an eXten.
sion 10 his wharf at the foot Of Seventeenth
street The addition will be- thrown forty
ieet into the channel, which Will give u
greater depth Of water 10 vessels unchuriug
AZ this wharf The space between the dork-
wllI DC thoroughly drcdged 30 rs 10 lrrml,
vessels OH heaviest draught to come along
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LECTURE BY JOHN b. GouGH.--The high
reputation achieved by the eminent orator
whose name heads this article Is of such Il
character that when the announcement Is
made that he Is TO lecture crowded audience
Is always present. The only lecture which
Mr.. Cough will deliver In this vicinity this
season will be on Monday evening next at
Forrest Hall in Georgetown, when lie will
take for his theme Temperance" The
proceeds are to be applied for the benefit OF
that hourishing organization Potomac Di-
vision No. 5, sons OF Temperance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-26

RELroIurS SERVICES YESTERDAY. - The
services at the Catholic and Episcopal
churches yesterday were very interesting,
and were largely attended by the religious
community. To-day being Good Friday, the
Interior of the Catholic churches will be
heavily drapcd In mourning, and the services
very solemn, in Commcmoration of the suC-
l.ungs and death of our Saviour.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-26

NAhhiEGTOh, d, c.
pk, HAHBOUE: Permit mo to tender you my Ain
eeTo thanks for the extraordinary care Your An,
Healing Lotion has performed,
Neuralgia, with but temporary roIIef from tho dnc
tors had given up ever recovering, until tried
your Ali'healing Lotion, which, Iu four weeks
produced a complete cure.
Your nheiieut servant,
J, ], JACOBS, BuHIg,oy, M
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All orders, either for agencies OF for Immediate
use, should be addressed TO the manufacturer
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer.
NO; second street west bet Mass. Avenue and O
For sale by all DTpg-stOTes
Trade supplied by CHAs. sTOTT. Pennsylvania
avenue between Four.aRd.a.half and sixth sts.
Warrington, D. Q, aus
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real E,TNTE SALEs.-The following sales
were made yesterday by Messrs. Green Il
Williams bnc-fourth interest in the west
half Of lot No. IS, In square No. 400, with
improvements. This property is on Louisi-
ana avenue, nearly opposite the City Hall.
The Interest was sold for 81 800 to Miss
Mary c. MaCubbin. Mcssrs. Fitch II Fox
have sold the farm known as "Sportland,"
one mile from Scaggs switch, in Prince
George county, Md, containing $50 acres,
improved by house containing ten rooms,
barn, stable and other clubhouse, to Jona-
than r, Walker esq, for $3.50.
GOVERNMENT SALE.-The concluding sale
pt de,sIratcd Vegetables at the cOmmissary
]. Partment, at sixth street wharf, was held
'.-tcrday, Capt. Buck acting rs auctionecr.
IHc following was sold at the prices given
1880 pounds at ~! cents per 100 pounds;
5000 pounds at srti 5000 pounds at II I;
$4,000 bounds dc-sIcated potatoes at llaz,
Mr,-r,, Van Ne,-, Of Baltimore, Pay, Wash.
.ngtOn q Gilb,u, Of Georgetown, were the
purchasers.
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Eirer SnteIIgente.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CAxr sfRxxz. I
Friday Morning. Jan 3, 1859.


The weather yesterday was slightly mixed.
Several times during the day we were threatened
with rain. and at this writing the prospects Of
shower ere morning are good.
Business was quite active upon the landing, and
the departing steamers left with good taps.
Amongst them we noticed particularly the
National. for Shreveport, and Frank Pargoud, for
the bends. These fine packets had splendid
freiohts ana cabins crowded with passengers.
The B. L. Hodge No. 2, Capt. Boardman, arrived
vesterdav evening from Shreveport, with the
largest FED River trip of the season. Her cargo
consisted of 2029 bales cotton, (66 from wreck OF
the Monsoon, } 1874 head stock and sundries.
TIE light draft side wheel passenger packet
Dora, commanded by Capt. M. w. Lodwick, win
that clever gentleman III. @. Heat IN ner omce'
leaves for Jefferson, Shreveport and al way land
ipQs tomorrow at P. NJ.
III Geo VI lord. No. 20 GrGUier street: The
Cornelia win arrive tonight and leave again SAT-
urday. ). ". DLANAss ~
The fine side wheel passenger packet b: Il.
Hodge No. 2. Can't. w. I. Boardman, Jos. Aiken
clerk ia receiving at the foot Of Crossman street.
for Jefferson. Shreveport, Grand Ecore, Alexan-
dria and ali way landings, 70 leave tomorrow az
5P.M. She is good boat and her of1cers are
The LIZZIE Tate win arrive to-day from Jeier-
zon. and leave on her return trip tomorrow a.
p. M. for Mlnden and way landings. -.
The fine passenger packet Mississippi, NsP '.,'
Nat Green, leaves tomorrow at P. N. iof Hi'H1'
| phis. 600. NJ Cus
| tomhouse street this morning recelslus i'i '-'
| regular Natchez packet Wild WAGNER .,,a
The side wheel passenger paeAei 0O'N'"'
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MEDICAL.
WONDER To MANY PEOPLE.

How everybody can at no expense all kinds Of pa
removed nitanty Scores Of people visiting "a aron
dee street and generally surprised at the wonderful effect
Of liquid called PAIN PAINT which is applied ths
ce of the body whoever pain exists; If BY magic all 'n
flies instantly This remedy harmless water and can be
used in the delicate eases Old aches and rheumatic
pains OF every nature leave the first application VOL
COTTs PAIN PAINT has created great excitement in
New York and al the try Folks hail with delight
the advent Pain Paint Sold at 50 cents, 81 and IS
bottle. A liberal discount to thetrsde
JOHN GRAVES,
~ Carondeles street sole Agent.
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEw oRIEArs, JON. lth, ls6g.

NEW ORLEANS, jan 4th, 1859.
In accordance with the charter Of this Company and
Legislature ko. 76, approved 18th March 1859
hereby given that uncaed for cert hctes OF scrip
Dividends and Interest thereon due for three years.
shall net be demanded BY the legal owners thereof
within thirty days OF this notice will be csncssd aud a.
nul thereof credited TO contingent
the books of the Company dreceQ BY the char
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
Burin du Buisson's Iodide of Iron and Mans

The treatment Of chlorotic affections e always
oi ~HSn
not owing the stomach not oeng able 10
upport them The researches of Professors Hannon o.
BRUSSELS Gensou aud Perequin OF Lyons; berzeiius ana
rousseau Paris demonstrated that this smentaoe
failure is owing the Of Manganese which as well
As Iron is an essential element Of the blood These P
therefore, supply important deficiency IN therapeutics and
have received the appreciation Of the Academy
Of Medicine the principal scientific bodies They are
with certainty against Ch0ros (Green
Sckness Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and IT
regular preferable 10 the pills OF ioode
Of iron Alone in all sneic scrOfROus and cancerous Sfsc
Hona.
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Digestive Elixir OF Fepsins.

GRIMAULT q CO., CHEMISTS, PAKIH
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of Dr. Corvsar
Musician TO his majesty the Emperor Of the French, is tia
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather, the digestive principle purified
which dgests IN the stomach When by
other the suTpy digestive fluid IL small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion gastrts gastrags milan
nation OF the of the stomach and bowels heart
burn pitue anRmia, loss of strength and Gin temales
chorosis The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by the
appobaon the Paris Academy Of Medicine spesdiy cures
iii such diseases and prevents vomiting daring pregnancy
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for Liverpool, Asa for New York. s
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We have to report
verv active market to-day. All receipts, winch
comprise 662 hhds. and liz bbls. OF sugar and
1926 bbls. of Molasses, have been sold and at ad-
vance rates, particularly for Molasses. The mar
ket is now quoted as follows; S1gar[Inienor
s309sc; common, 9i0l0lc.; flair, l2e.; fully fair,
l25Gi2ic.; choice, &c.; yellow clarified, l44c.
white do, l50l54c. Molasses-No INFERIOR on
levee common. 60G63c.; fair, 64C966c.; prime,
6s070c.; choice, 7l@73c. Sales OF tue TWO la.
ter grades nave been made at the figures annexed.
1850 boxes imported Sugar arrived yestetosy'
Fxnorts. IA hhds Sugar for Pensacola.
ErorR-We report quiet but very firm market
today The market Is entirely pare OF me ana
snnerine. and but about 500 bbls. double extra
Ternaln I'M first hands The sales to-day foot up
200 bbls as follows: so bbls double extra 81 ~;
go and 200 do. at 81 IS; 300 treble extra ct 81,
and $50 do. private terms /; so bbls. unbranded at
az = hi. we now quote the market as follows:
Fine nominaly Sc 1901 suPeriine 40: ~ o9g
COL single extra 81 ga; double do. 81 IS; treble
do q l21(dl0 so; choice So 5OG-. Receipts TO-
day none. Exports 2709 bbls. -,
CoRN-Is in very light supply and very dull.
The market is bare of choice Corn 10 nrst hsnos.
AGO do. at 7se so Louisiana at 1885,, and 100 yei-
low at soc. Market quoted at 71G7ec. for wnite
western and soc. for yellow. Receipts to-day %
sacks Exports 5657 sacks.
OATs-Are very dull and have still further oe-
cned. None 10 first hands. From store, wv
sacks St. Louis IN ISts, soaa a. esc' No sales re.
ported. NominaIy quoted at 81 374gl Az q lOO
HAy-Is in fair demand. No choice Western IN
market. 500 bales prime Ohio river sold al s56
Fair is quoted ct s25, ordinary at sZ5DZ4. W, We
hear Of sales of 100 bales and lss tons Oh Ne"
| York Hay on private terms. Receipts no' re
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
-oF-
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
J. NJ. LAPEYRE, ". g. MOUNT,
JOHN DAVIDSON, L. b. POTHIER
H. ZUBERBIER, WM MoCULLOCH,
In MARKS @. CAvARoC,
E. r. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEVY,
W. COOPER THOS K FINLAY,
VS. PIKE, ANTHONY sAMBOLA,
DAVID McCOARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
L CAULFIELD JNO O. sINNOrT,
GERARD STITH, W. O. NICHOLS
OFFICERS:
JNO. DAVIDSON, President;
WIS PIKE, Vice President;
r. W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A, FoURNIER, Treasurer
W. B. KOONTz, Attorney.
W. c. NICHOLS, N. D., Physician.
NC FOLGER. Agent
Onice 20 l2e Csrondeles street, Dsvidson's Row.
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pOfEs CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS

mild, soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this
parAon may be used by of all ages from "the In
FAINT newng and pukng in its to where the
sixth sge shifts into the lean end slppered panaloon, with
asmuch prospect Of relief from any formula pharmacop
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has used in this
city for over years. with increasing demand put
ties at 75c. each Tryh JOHN H. POPE.
Iruggst. corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also by JOHN DRBENNEVILLE, Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydras streets.
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ATLAS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

ATLAS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF ST. LOUIS. MO.
LOUISIANA STATE AGENCY, CORNER CAMP AND
COMMON STREETS,
New Orleans.
JOHN X PIRVIS... .0ehefA agent
e. j. BYRD. agent
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. L. 7. PIM....................Dr. JOS i. sCOTF
The Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Company issues World
Wide Policy. The assured by its shall be allowed 10
travel by throu ghOut the whole world without
e hDdrsnee permit and be liberty to follow ca
tion occupation whatsoever.
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No More Copaiba and CubeDs.
GRIxlULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
.MATICO VEGETALIs.

WHARF, all other medicines failed these preparations
f vays eject These insure rapid snd extraordinary
cure Of severe and chronic Of pvHts diseases
Tey are the hospitals of Paris BY the eeebrated Dr.
Rlcord found greatly superior 70 81 bill eo Known
mineral remedies and Copebs and Cuoebs Tas eeEen
Used IN recent and capsules In more chroRic ceseA
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Evrup of Peruvian Bark and Iron,
-PREPARKD
GRIM VAULT a CO.,

Chemists to Il. I. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents in agreeable FORM the ecve
principles Peruvian Bark the best OF tonics combined
with Iron principal bases Of the blood IL IL pre-
crbed by the most eminent physicians Of Paris 10 cure
Chlorosis Green sickness to facilitate the Development OF
In general rapidly the distressing stomach COM
plants caused by and eucorhea to which ladies
often regularEes and actates the how OF the
cstaenia is also excellent for pale Emphatic and
scroful0us children Lastly It excites the appetite promotes
Digestion and extremely beneficial TO AL persons whose
blood has been impoverished Illness long and difficult
convsescence The effects Of this Syrup 1t certain
and speedy.
y. DUC0NGE'S,
80 Chartres street..
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LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.

DETER ROSS.
Reurns thanks to citizens of New Orleans for their pa
tronsge for the twenty years. He has now made extern
sve additions his Workshops and introduced several wood
working machines which viii enable him to attend promptly
10 any business in his Shop and Office corner Of Pry
tania and Washington streets, Mechanics Exchange box
No L
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Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA
PREPARED By GRIxAuIr L Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.

Recent experiments In France England and Germany have
proved that these Cigarettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections especially when BelladOAna
stramonium and Opium have failed TO give relief.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-08

EKENCn MEDICINES
-PREPARxD By
GRIMAULT L CO., CHEMISTS,
2RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS.
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Commercial SntelIigente.
CREscxsT OFFICE. No. "a CAN'T STREET
ThnradaY EVaning. Jan 4. 1900.

CRESCENT OFFICE. No 81 CAN'T STREE.
Thursday Evening" Jan Z, 1869.
CoTToN-With continued unfavorable advices
from Liverpool and New York, the market has
been languid throughout to day. Factors and
holders did not press their supplies, however, al.
though brokers generally manifested unusual
apathy. The total sales footed up only 1000
bales, and the market closed in too unsettled
condition to obtain reliable quotations. The sub
Joined figures, which exhibit general decline OF
as the most closely approximsting rates that
could be CLEANED from buyers and sellers at the
close of business this evening, viz ordinary IL
022Ic., good ordinary 23@234c., low middlins
2l@248c., middling 25@25lc., and strict mid
ding nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !. 1858. $500
Received since yese rcn1 80
Received fVS0f
Exported sinca yesteroay
Exported previously. S'-s''
Stock on hand and on shipbcard Jan Z 1869
Exports to day were divided as folioWs; 1919
r. \ for aW York.
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GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
once. No. 81 Camp street.
Amour. Of premiums received during the year end. -
Assets on siss DscsnSsf ISL valsd 7SSS 81
NEw ORLEANS January s5d, Is6s..-Ths Board Of
rss's e pay cent niS psa.nd $
se eng q. a.. ne. rsTtiainaliaz
THos. AKDEKsoS, Secretary. JNo. q, GAINES, " p
Directors for the year ls-Johu O. Gaines Henry Rem
shsw, IA T. Lonsdaie Biscoe, J. Bsreh, h1gn W1soa'
J. Hart John O. Kicks J. q. saufer J. B. Bres, Ihos
CTAR MUTUAL INSURANCE co.,
KEw ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
Continues to Take
NO. 1A...CARoNDELET sTREEr....N NO Ia
CHAs ESssTFELD. Secretary.
LLOYD T. COLEMAN President
p1REcroRs:
Col W. O. Q. CLAIBORNE, No. 454 pa1phin s'ress
fdSREsTsR poLRoS6E' ESQ., Of CoSb DO6oSds
T FR2sR H. Y.o Of d 9I H;T B MasSn'
L. j. q.
B. LAPLACE, Esq No. SSI Old Levee street
IA BRAsgLMAN ESQ Of j , A Bra e MoSp. Co.
r GFRsoN' Fsa Cotton Factor.
EDWARD COCHRAN Esq. No l69 Spain street
CIREMENs, INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital
With privilege to Increase TO 5000 ,0O0
and Common streets.
B. L MnIAuDos President; NJ LlFETRE, vIoe-Presdent;
E. N. GAEUoaEAu, Secretary
This Company offers insured the option Of rebate Of
is per cent participation in The net profits payable st
pIEDMOND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital 100000.
An Loans made By this Company Secured on Real Is
Of The property on which and Of Country
Properly But dings excluded from sssssSn men,
Dividends annually and transferred at end Of every
Posss issued on all the approved plans
Policies
Premiums received IN half cash. half note
b and directors Of this company include Of
49, shsst and most resp spsibe gentlemen the South
VIZ w @. CARRIEGTON, President
J. j. HOPKINS, Secretary.
O. Il, PEBRov. N. D., Medical AdVisOr'
pfREor0Rs:
y n Cabin. E. g. Thurmund, J. z. PEBBLES,
Hudson N artin, z. FITZPATRICK, m S9l1on -
o. A Skater, VIM r. SnePhefo' ~ ~ NAai''OOA
Liberal commissions win be paid to good agents in Texas
1 Arkansas and Louisiana
/ d. II. MAURY, General Agent,
4 "a Union street, New Orieans
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EACrs - hsssrs. n kisnsr 4 Hohsnaer, No. ~
Poydras street. Manufacturers OF the hslskon Biters:
entemen-I examined the patent that granted
you o. Government for manufacturing the Aaskot
found In the ingredients employed compound
calculated excite and In good order the digestive
organs prescribed said Bitters several times, and In
every had occasion ascertain their beneficial
sfect remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, your most
obedient A. MERCER, M D., 1873 Canal street.
the peteat You bold the manufact
Maakon Bers and find nothing In the Ingredients thereo
inuriousy the human uniey
taken In inOrdinste quantities Indeed, & nothing bq
cordial aromatic bitter. 8. A. SMITH, II. ID.
Your Malskof Bftters which / have examined do no,
contain any Ingredients injurious TO health and may be recon
mended 70 those who are IN Of go ID tonic
N ID,
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CPEtUAL TREATMENT OF CHKONlO
- DIsEAsEs-DR. DE BAUssET win take charge Of and
guarantees following chronic Diseases via Secret
Diseases Whites Bennorhees, Ucers Rheumatism Govt
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Complaint Diseases Of the Urna
" Organs and Deafness Consultations every day from II
o'clock till his Office corner Of Orleans and Bour
bon streets. Residence, No. A Dauphine street.
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DR. n. WILHOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND ACOOUCHEUB.
once and Residence 200 Bsronne Between Girod ana
Julia Strests
NEW ORLEANS, La
once Heurs-From IL to O'Clock ?. Speciality;
Female Diseases and Obstetrics
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A BOOK FOR THE UNf0KTUNATk.
J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE Dis
EASES Impotency Of Power Nervous Debility With
Notes mpedsnts Marriage should be read BY all
amplAsng marriage Sent by mail receipt Of Is cents BY
] BALDWIN DUFF,
new Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street,
Whsr, nrfvate dsease> successfully treated
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The Southern negroes, in their horror Of
Kn-KlAx mysteries, are particularly fear
full Of graveyards.- They have always. been
superstitious in this regard, but now they
will not go within mile of a cemetery
An amusing story is told about Bishop
Beckwith Of Georgia; who had occasion,
some time ago, to visit remote portion of
his dioceseS, .....-ri ..-.,.z ..-.t.
There were not many Epls6opalisns in
that region of Georgla, but few of the
whites had ever seen a successor Of the
Apostles, and the negroes did not know
what sort of a creature a Bishop was, Il
soon became nOised about that on GER
tain evening the Bishop would arrive and
hold services in q church of a certain VII
lage of the above district, and the whole
neighbOrhood was filled with curiosity. to
go and see the queer animal that read
prayers cut Of book. The negroes were
especially excited, and they determined to
attend the church IA n1asss The house Of
ii=s--rrship was not an Episcopal church; con-
sequeal;y it had no vestFy=rOom in which
the Bishop-eOsss'aSs- put en- his Festments.-
This difficulty was hllSsseyer, remedied by
some ones suggesting 1gSat the Bishop
should robe himself behind the church,
and come round and enter at the front
door, So he sent q friend with his sur
p1ice, who placed 1t behind tombstone,
where 1t wOuldsbe at hand when be should
require it, Long before the time 7designa-
ted for the opening services the little
church had become filled with the Writes
of the vicinity, and the negroes; finding
that there was no room for them inside,
stood packed before the door. The Bishop
at the appointed time entered the grave
| yard -By the back gate went up to the
tombstone and donned his episcopal yes
tures.i The wind was blowing rather
fresh, and inst as he turned the corner of
the church flaw spread out his white
robes. "a negro Immediately bawled out.
Ku-Kluxl Ku-Klux y They all looked
around and beheld the Haunting white
garments approaching, the whole crowd
/ took to their heels, shriekiug Ku-Klux
In ten seconds not a single darkie could be
seen, but the sound of their footsteps in
the distance fell upon the ear, and for half
an hour afterWard could be heard the ter
rible words, Ku-Klux KU-KluxI far of
in the country, as the affFighted crowd
were making for their homes. 5--s
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Housewife S Department.
Make a Rcrap Hook.

Q
Every intelligent, progressive farm
er takes a paper. This is a fixed fact,
1t is to be hoped, too, that he has half
a dozen Journals Of one sort OF another
coming every month; but however
that may Be- when he reads them
over he often says: "NOW I wish I
could remember that item, aud put It
[ into practice next season. I believe I
will cut it out and save it somewhere.
. He does cut it out and puts II In MS
vest pocket, or between -theleaVes Of 4
book, or in some odd out of the way
] place, where there is little chance Of
! his ever seeing It again.
Now, when he cut it out, he took a
| step in the right direction. Why dld
he not go a little further, aud paste il
into a scrap-bOOk? Then It would
have been permanently saved, and
very convenient for reference. Pre-
serving papers in fles would save ali
the articles, but few would take the
trouble to look through them for
some point they wished to read over
again. 1t would seem too much like
looking for that proverbiaI s'needle In
a hay-moW."
The scrapaboOk gives you tiie very
cream of all your papers. There are
usually only few articles in each Ona
which seem to have been written ex=
pressly for you, and you do not care
to save those belonging to everybody
else. You do not care to read columns
on bee-keeping, when you never own
ed a bee in your life; but probably
your heighbor takes more interest in
that department than in any other. It
is the beauty Of a good paper that 1t
has some thing in it for every one. =