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u.an ~uno teas dog o. ho1se, ana now
oA".an'y SuamiaA*e6 Ii tae Elllng ot 4
collo- Recently, when trouble waz antici-
Ia1ed IN Paris, the government directed
tAas, 8noold mildeE means" prove iueffeo-
tuai IN preserving tho public peace, tho
ta'nFazy ~ese to rake tho atseeth with a1tl.
lery. The Board Of Education in Chicago
dlfece too $50 toaehers Of the public
seaeoas' "nef" nttdor means will not
s'ssfce TO Keep child of d or years Of age
- otoef, 10 tesost 70 kicks, CUTS,
o4u*a' ana knoek'downa
Ane gs.esouA mistake into which the
~ 1"ueat'on' ana teachers generally,
nave fallen. Is IN snppaaang tho public
o1S WV 70 De feiornator'es. No
e!4oa' VINO 10 q proper subject for
.se oasap4tne d BradeEel or
49, Ass'u." oenoo', aaoulo DO permitted to
s'1ena tae poonc schooA. II any OF tho
e ~ .s.. .estene,a .nins tney nave vocation
~ t4a' Aao o1 alsc'plhe, they shoald
eA " - snts @ent IN paonc retof1natof'es'
h.ss,.1,A ''o - -. ,"e 1u'Se ufuta4lzoo lnsane
:. p a. 'eesSt 'oeS saoa'd 10 pfomo-
a..;1.l-N s - apon Tue unfortunate
u ~ o'et "uou' 'ues ase placed
80. ene''' n'aAe n1o ie'naie' III
- .-s;o,.N-s -, 'tts0 ~ so4i'o-
their profession. Indeed, Hotacs s1ann.
writing OF the subject, aays that the mr..
cessity which requires resort to eorpo-
raj punishment is an index to the teaeher:s
competency as teacher. In other words. Mr.
Mann argues that ererv resort to cornora,
punishment is evidence Of incompetency.
and al experience proyes him to La rioht
Excluding the theory that the public schools
RE 1cfornatoriss 10, vicious children. there
is not tho slightest reason for Aogeine that
il not overwhelmed by its evils, The ureu-
ment that the fear of pnniahmcnt il pro
sided By Divine Law, rs we'll AZ the hope Of
reward, is not sound ono in this case,
These schools are not established to make
children pious ara not established to 1e-
form roftians, thieves, or blackaua1ds; they
ure established to teach them to
| read. vrite..and smell : to Leach them
arithmetic. geography, md history. To do
this, order is necessary but not thst kind
nj or;1cr uhich ia .ba rasp,t of bn,ta,;tv m
the oze hand. and fear on the Other. Think
OF the "ou1err Which nust nra,ail in fila
,oou, where The nunils have seen one al
their number knocked inscnsihIe br
1 lie teachsr. Think of the mental coadi.
ton OF children under 10 yours who know
not the moment when they NAV be beaten
upon the bead, licked about the room,
cloked until they tell lie, or thrown head
/! lorp daxn the stsjrs. Tho sa1na preat cf}n-
Gator, addressing teachers On this ycrv
,niut Of ruliug By fear, says: -Ttillk
Of sour own fitness for any mental effort
|
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CONCORD, II. IL, Nov. &-Tre Lake National
Bank at Tolfboro Nas broken open Last night and
rT,ki,ed of III IL yAl11Ab36 contents. tnccoasnE
moneg. no4es: bouds and pxiylte depontA LnAs
falXc, TIE heuk Na1 organized In MAR 1853. ~
catsta3 vas $f3snep Andas hA oouEdetah1e sQt-
dtppS1tq<x,
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II some modern Moses .scre to descend !
fron, the Mount Of Vision, beasiug deca- :!
ogue in harmony with :he ruling motives
Of life aud duty now extant, it would read |
omewlat as follows: /. Work. = Save. |
). Employ others to work for you 1. Bor-
row the capihd Of others 10 extend your
work. 5. Marry so thas the cares of life
may compel You to work nnd thus save you
from dissipation and folly. G.. Apuse
yourself when ron can work no long
er. 10 that you MAY return
your work with an increase OF working
power. :. Inform yourself; 70. & waliin-
formed nsnn can do t4'n-fuld tho work that
an ignorant one is capall', Of. T. Rest
from work, SO as 10 refresh yourself and
preserve your working powers. .. Work
for the Lorl as we'll rs fur yourself, NJ you
will find that whoever docs this psu>pcrs
better in his own work. lU. Work for
| lnarkind, US such work affords NJ admirable
| relaxation fro,n selfish ambitions and a
| utcars Of expanding the soul aud purifying
the affections, thereby filing the worker
to do higher md l,elter work.
Such sacred tablet would differ bit lit
tie in spirit from the short and easy law Of
tho Bailor:
"slx days kaAlt thou work, do!og laoa art able;
| scrub the tAb}e-''
Even tho plcas which are usually put foz-
ssrd for leisrro do not rise to the asscr-
tion that leisure il good IN itself, but only
as rest, a breathing spell in tho race-a
means of recruiting tho strength for new
work. The first lesson We learn in cur lisp
ing infancy is that
s's.san ncIs some mischief stu
| FC1 Idle hands 10 DO
ua as
+ "Men my btoihers-mea the wotkers!'
And, III liquid cadence, rs if the very How
VI 1nelodious verse bad no other mission
than to turn the mill Of labor, LonRfellow
invites ua ssto labor AMI to wait TO
"suffer and he strong" Tho ideal Of life
| IN that Of MAzerpa, bound to his labor!ng,
dying stccd
"so fast 1Aes s1J-aHay-axaJ-
That they can neither etEh not pray
Even in our worship there is M medita-
sinn, no such seeing Of sweet visions at
) / once nnde it comfortable 10 ba saint Il
consists Of thaUks for 1abors accomplished,
and prayers for more work TO do, and more
! workers to do it Religion is degeneratint
into political economy, or the science O
: substituting veslth for wnnt md work TO
{ idleness- The ecoacmists, following Car
;, l,le, proclaim the "Eyangel Of Labor
9 that work is the primal blessing. Th
:, churches bow to the pressure and aams
i | Tint ora,, Haven I,,naf ba A seen
, 1869-11-07
Deaxn waxrMats Easued.

Htxrnsrana. Nov. &-Ths Governor has u.
sued The death wa17autg Of John p!eld9. eouvheed
Of mn1def, Ii LJconnI County Hna AasaAf1
TxyIpg, OF naekenpatrn, oonyscted Of m9roeF n
BUtitr Courtv-hokh Of whom AIc calose4@o b
executkd DtcA19hek A&ha 5us0ef n MlAaa512-
ntrf ana eha lAtte u Butler.
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The receipts we're a. folio Es


IGe disbursements WEfec
tsfh fer n Isrse1..-..---.---..-e:13E
T'arf oesnse"-.-.,-s...--....--. q ~
%Esh ca nhHu -------.--.. Aolttg-&s s9.At24.
The tc.,o1t is signed hy Writ Dexter,
PRESIDENT, and by the several gentlemen
Hko age Directors, and is attested by the
cath tf Vie Superintendent.
The sIciety is already engaged il afford
ing relief fer the sick and needy, aud the
f!i:c has c',nle for the contributions to its
funds. The gentlemen who have engaged
in this t":s;ness deserve public thanks for
their sc1y''es. With the $40.0n0 in their
laaIs i1s. ~iater they rendered more ail
to the really suffering, md the worthy
r:"r. TIM would have resnite&l from the
t.pa.;t::ts:-a ct Eve times that amount
E:ftn ina:ScsiE,inasely. Let c7e1y citizen
who has dullnr, Ut Thousand dollars. to
spare tc1 the poor give it to this society,
a2a thta :,2na al applicants, Of whom be
knows ro:hicg personally, to tho Office Of
he society. TIE relief will not only be
cessalrly granted IT deserved, hut it will be
granted in s11eh manner as to be etfectua1.
Mood, c',a!. and groceries are better aids
II tie stitftrin; than money.
, 1869-11-07

4 4tEtt4 WHE t1&tU. II
When the court resumed operations, Mr. Metz
nc ,asAen fea1e 10 rrost1ee another w,ttCss
at,3ut tie CoEonsfs inquest.
Thc defence corheRten TO aitoF the examine" Ion
10 be ltladr, Len ihe wnEeas WHOM she. Wou ID
ptrLEtG II a4 On the htAp6. -
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Dr. H1SC1iE=IEE On TNE aI&kn
H.i~:": .,.ide ss Ei:1a, where prsc:ise p61nc;
have u en- IN The hatit 81 driving through the
COUNTY,. familiar Win the to.u: crossed y
nt II c1oek the day ai.er he occctstnce: dtpTE
ose1 the bst,keAnd looke1 Ito the wartr; tslSed
The dtpsn Of the water to ue shout thirty inches
oa Est Et.snss y: he eSe;. -. CUTE ;s,11p .pd
krow The St. Charles FoE1:I: Is quarter u
mile hesa1 i1anEopo's = EcIL crossed The S.
! ne secideEt: lie .a1er uss high and tae c1lrsaI
rapid and strorE. sa~ Mr. Stn!ta et Nsnton's for
| txerty ElLutes tie la! after the accident; he
| seemed e. exhsustei, Atdtis tki1 wAs Ct : p.ie
t1uisn :nt; be hal sor7f ocoi.ca oa hts right ley:
| Iarpstsh spots: Fsttetised some nai1esne tor
TIN; waa M EsssesA. y sae ptee;e s,,> ,s
| fer &c wefr the w:nLe-&
CIs<.-.xs1~,rGtin7 Sesrmra- Fainttnx does Dot
Lecessag1!! e1pel aI 1Fuu t1s IurEt. a well per-
| ioc, aed be tt:AnRIej- AkeH:&e-
| taus crIyxH sHuAr.
| I 1--we IN Chicago. IN N agent Of the Travel.
!fys' In.uraoce CoupanJ. recollect when Nj
| sElta uade hts application Tor insurance; 1t Hns
| t,sjecrlon wa made.
! Mr. Wheaton eal5 they pToposed 10 prcye thu,
sm::a took ouE Al in!ursrcc for the oeaent OF nis
,nls5sIee On ia lie ior d. oeaent Aross II III 81
d.:cnuut II a. made % Induce hin to do 81, Tae
gcEe e1rn ent tbst1nAted md ATTEMPTED TO uuvg
It'd iasa The Insurance a the motive tor tnn ii
| leced cItne.
MI Maszper objected TO parole e7tdeace while
| tic ro:1iy 7as before the Colr-.
TIE Court admitted the t.1,i1 onY after the queE
to1 ~as modified. evidence contu1et ! Ia the polsc]
| rof being admitted by pazote.
| N1EssH1tsnn rtstsNs3: Know tt&t discount O.
| 42au Eas allowed o. the poltcfas. tho ptemfu1
vas $A %, iron which Tho 81. 20 Was deducted
So In rave reason Tor inkurtuR hla w11eN HE: I
| YES that his dlst wife Wss tnsuxed for n, so o
| sst00: during her Illness he CONTRACTED debt
Nheh were paid nJ sha tnsGEa1ce mn1ey. Wonel
arc generally exclnded trom Dsntance aoor
| ~ AtU1tfF6tfnCA fE4d8 df tn
tire, The Company II the ttrnn injured mAEt1e,
women tor death oul{ ind not ter compensation
the application wss IN no waJ pecaliar. Junn
| White II Manager sud Genera Western A9tr
for Tho company TIE rolic1 ts1ued on tue life
Ma Smith Wna n no NaI peculls1. Tne oou. ~
did not tnguIe Tot indemnify TOT 1onen. ont i
| deatn ootJ, ..,-.
TBS eoars pdtouEuet until 10 o.::ssaek Mood
Nps1!D&.
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Ny. Nv'z-cr. That, II tie CDart please, Is oor
cafF. ...-.
Ms. RarrF. fo5T Hcnor, the case Of the people
las III eSperteu'y couIt to Close We 5npMsscI
thtg "Snla eccu,,y The enslse day, ant ID nave
tot Esfst2 2ed COT tine Q! defehre, aad our Tit-
oef*ea are not rta1y.
The Court. Wilt allow ha!f Al hocr for cau.
sultst.on, but We cnt-nOt lose all ihe uffefoeou.
kICbsA.
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would IN opera eSet he euCcestt11. OF Uu&ic ever
| tre appreciated, II MrA FIddle-detce aad Alas
Fcoxe didt1 bring thelf toilets with them, anil
/ thereby encourage the ret Of us poor devils nd
! des'ltstes. WHO can't be expected 70 KNOW my
| thl1R ct ulu>c, rnless We a1e In = groA grin Or
| 4 Aznrt .. colostI neclne7 We ouSht TO be ettr-
| uauy thankful that re art ailowed to know what
nussc II through the meItun Of the dTessnAkef.
and tne modfstr, and the nnn- uaitaes. and tho
jtnkns; z1t3 no, 60 around spreading tho scandal
that tho lemon eo.pted dix, erni0e furs, velvet
haf, point appllque lae. and Fxd coral pin, With
Something human lns:de Of it, III simply goes TO
tic oFesn to chow httself. 1t Is too bad. 1t u
upsracto1s to the Dear Creatures
And ncx want to sst, sShy arc the mA1e.crrs-
tu1es sitEhtc<t: I have ncen reading In another
tonIEai, With sort Of feTefent AVG. description
0. toilets At the Opera, and hare cnly found ono
man dzcrbed- 1t 1eats thus: " His coat aud
rest were black yelyet, pants Of some ulxad
clush, Of light dr.b, htsh, round, standing co1-
laE, diamond sh1t ssuds, faofon.eo)ored sa:io
recklle, and Rloses Of pLef shade 10 ndafrn.
That man With the "pArta Of zone mixed clotn''
11esetres The efs:itade OF Al Of NJ. tuea aud
brethren, for sacrificing himself Ia ofder that ne
might understand music btlter.
Aud this spn1naa nc 10 SAT again, and Eer5 era-
phas:cauJ:
| Have NC no sous tn m above the nner3 On OH
backs. II aot, let Us crawl sway somewhere oas
f1om the ble4sed light oi day, 1att not degrading
to IL Is men and womeu7 1sts worthy Ct NJ taus
to uaunt cur fasbeloHs aCd phrale the ally tsad
dc Of cur toilets in the public prints for the smM
talk Of tho 1aShionAn1n uoo1 peoooess AIe ex
cu+ahle for spreading tnetI tall feathers, and
u4uslly make themselves the most ubaSrreshst
With their squcatirg noise when tney 10 It. Do
taey nre the sf1ilest Of ali hrda- Do no, lay sns
nss:estng uncstcn to yocr soul, nj tlesr Madame
taat you are indicating high toclsl position Il
this manner. Goa arc simply Indicating Eul
sxz1tJ. AID, IN parsutnE this practices II concert
ard ope1as. Jou a1u helping to 1n,nre he caase .
| muRie. Yon IRE degrading It to very low level
you s1u dotua tettouz injury, hy Inducing other
; 10 apc you. sty.e who cannot nnosd It, and keep
/ Ing mary axay who really lore nuCc4 bot suppos
they Cannot 60 without ores'rc salnR themselves
! 1here aEn some cheerful Signs thai tnu&e Il u
eorrse Of divorce from fa&hlon, and thst the a.
Roo6s advertisers arc In the small minority. 1htf
u noch leaa dfes1 n the opera to-day tuAn taef
L mss ten yeazs ugo 1tu to ur hoped snas snc goo
1 Work will 70 uu, and thai the Day xul Epeedll
Z come when \ WOMAN can be Ecads 10 nea hu7
rnach the suffer-. and how vulgar It u TO hays hs
1neatea di.plsyed tn the columns Of Tie dai,Y jon
. uA1&.
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%O< <.b"fFs
4 LEGAL fTssLE-
The har had another little su.sle a: the co.clu-
ston II this Hltuen*' estfeoce
Kv1pESCk or q. & eoC7HwoRfH.
g. 5. SostAxo'h **ora. aad eEam;n<t 81 NJ.
Je.:,.: s hss tn a,xon?un snsr s IS s9.n mere
ku1H 1hr EaSe be had up thefe; she Was k,ud
snlmal: she !tsed in my stshes took care Of her
and grove her. ! kbow The ousS3 1tta hsu there:
tr.t wife. ...
Colonel Jo.l5n asked If the witness Knew tia.
MF. Sm1n bad Another wife.
CGleIet JosiI1. II alrt 10 prove thas he nat
tEtt wife, xho died ;nsafed, aod snas his second
o1e a.so died ir&nredL"
Tte.c1u1t adjourned uot,l l:l5 p u.
afternoon SESSION.
TIE court tat NJ a:i5 ?. n. passuanr to al.
he a,;ea1ance was 70: quite 20 Iage II IA ,ne
mcrnlnG.
Ar @. sonsh orth was sees!1ed. ard exa.atae.i
| By MI. 1oslJo: dous Know how laag MF
| Su i,Ai fsst wife was dead befurt he married
.he Va ctaa ten ,essa- l ooateE1ed With Mr
! S-rh re3.aye 20 Ms as.s wife and The bp9RT
dunz1 the conversation he ta!d that ihe bagg,
VIE: ms; ahe was insured 10, sl,vos, bat Eckaev
s:d Other c1assesz 1unzu@el It all bat the Pre-: O,
tstss e3amtaet 3; ". Ea.7y: NJ. Smith oocu.
eexs 70 then apartuecasa D stars parea oa.xite
| lEelE a1E tlklE t'&2t:G.i VI Al0EkSHu HEIDI l IA
| wes their mode Of inKre1s aEd ecre.9 Mrs.
| Smith Wat L tic hAt,ts Of going Ep AID dovn lht
klAtrS IN all IlndE Of WeA.her; there wal pothfn1
t. preytni them frum being covered VITA saoE
". Smith Rxs frequently asaT; Nrz snlth. Il
| his noeetce. u.ed TO ctrTI wood and Ha.eF r2 aut
| dos n the st1I-, tn Al ENDS ct weather. AFs
smith wAs tmal and slender: her genera, be IL:
vas good Mr Smith sa,d his trss wNe had . Ions
1E1sts befoEc tht died Of cousucp.,oo: She tiet
brought her to Pf!rce10n, II this State 10 bsr.
| her. He said she Vas slck Abouk a year befort
STE lied He said tie tA1lact w8s ordered TO-
her beptrt, 10 take her on, riding, MT he e1l 60
nu1T. up the EorEnep, sud she died hefo.e It va
nnnhed: be fald It WA II her inRtRauon The car
i I.ASe wHs oruered nse1 to he up ID Smith:
room pceastooa H. sbtuE be and his vile II
| Ma1a lt1ed On lr!endlJ IsTms
Redirtet, br Hr. Jc&!pn He used to take nel
ont stdl-g; his wife psed TO o1t VIII rae toass
| Aore: my wife used to drive thA mare Savt
heard It reported tnat smith used 70 drtSe o7s VII
other women r.. .
Colonel Josl.c. Waz ts not sait fhst be used
Isde out with DATe ClIfana wife, Until DAVE m
| Sotn2 10 XII both Of shem7
Erdminatian FfsuMsd do not know h7t b
uftd TO Esde out with George ThompsonA viii
TheTe Ntte tutuoi1 Hni1af 70 that
Objection W14 r14ae 10 tic line Of eEAninsauz
Colonel Jollyn. lthiuk have right to Il
. Qrira u II ~ not tEae that StuiSn VA In trnah
. with tho hpshAn41 Of SztndI3 and Divers Bucae
Of h.a Own cauIta, Until hta lie uHs tatcsteas
, 1869-11-07

D. {. hiaeai1 sworn, dnf ezamiaeI by Ca,nasf
Ni}rdx. an ecker Ut the EIsll Hltthmcn-
&now Smith, And ret hts VIE otce ar Lake. 1
VIA At Tie creek ttree .dsJ1 n3sEr the AecaJept !;
1efo*std tie stIeam through the <a,tf; tie water
lt1ehtd the hub Of tie fore wheela, SomeWheEe
between AcTen:eeu and twe1sJ 1uched; sn1s wAs
At ILe lord
tto<E examiaes: b. Nr. Hts.n<r: Nj busgJ is a
e,en o.e: sae sed, naEgs his dM not ~. ssss
fEor xhss da} Of TIE weeE Il wa. tti1 cur kno4
oT The aec1deLt IaeD. cnsnot STAKE tue daJ Ut
lie week,
, 1869-11-07
FASHIONS AND F0LtIES.
The Pest Of Poodles.
4 Display Of Winter Garments.
Hats.
How to praas y Bride.


Tneso u oua folly WHICH eome Homea ats euu'J
Of which even 1ascu!ipe fools def1oe. peceuse II
u 70 consolcuooAly siliT- Il u thss Of HaFenlog
On ssl1foad OF nossetat, 1ae1o o&2et peep!r soa'
Sre9ase, Carrying win them "seseaeo A's!e
apk-eJed, white poodIe, w1tR teuoens1 W
eofos, arc an insane "Ah 70 oA1k n au!ooa! @ao
tse1) peoJ' u Tie 1Ho speeies Fe4e e4ultA-'ao
wcmtn atd tha peodle-shere Woald Dc ancn 70
be thankful 1or, sinee tne ao1 8 deseetaoie ana
Ge WOMAN 100 saa1EoH ana lE'otoua 10 % Q! use
anS Hhefe. hafe seen taoso women lax 10 tnen
xuolg companions a. tae5 were un"au, noia
them up lot the fnspecuon Of Tue dlsSussea com.
panJ, and cafs5 saeI1 fenoesV 10 &nelf arms ~
daJ. not letting the nor7id Little tn1i8s toaen heel
useless teet 10 Inc noof iof 1eal 1aey "oa!d ,ge'
SICK and dte'-a des!detxaum deEonti5 10 be Fteh'
eu* u co3Fats &ae WOMEN @te olo 1aoAs uus
they need not be &oxiona 10 pnbna ne 'act 70
TIE world. naf anaA1 90 Fi1a poor dip = one
Of them aAkec, pia4nfiscfy. "a Inc car on ~aieh
she was tEayelhns stopped for dtonef' "hai.
him. m4 1m ouf1 LIE. eald an lfaaeio4e o!d gen
uetnau, WHO bad been ah1oJed Tor hsi Gay "
piok.eJe9. "Exenange MIN fot oao5'' susseH'
ed another. It u aniaf 70 NAs1e 30 maeo ancc'
ton upon dog, Wneo' a eFe1y s1ep. nanan ne-
tpgs sre ptn!ng for lose ana eaEe' ana II seseAA
AutntShat Wal OF fennemeu1 70 oana1e n'm 10
the arms when nc nas 1duf legs 70 make use ot.
II aome or tnose lady dog'faoc!e1 conld heat kes
nr,afhh cCtnTn which bkr3tnNhE DDEr tn
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15
NAHKEIE.

LONDON, Apri l4-Noon.-Con 96s bonds 81;
tallow fat at 46s.; common rosin 6G6s. 3D., fine
les. Cd.
LIvEsPoeL, April l4-Noon- Cotton opened
active; uplsDds 12!0l24d.; Orleans l2sQl2td.
Sales to-day IL, 900 bales. Lard Ills. Cd.
HAvRE, april l4.-Cotton market irmer, both
on the spot and sfost; tres ordinare l.474.
LIVERPOOL, April 14-Evening ng.-Cotton firmer,
middnng uplsnds l24 middling Orleans l2A.
HAVANA, April l3.-Sugar closed firm.
FRANKFORT, April 4.-Bonds armer, closed OF
s7i@e7t.
HAvRs, April a. Cotton closed active and un.
changed.
PARIS, April 14.-Bourse strong 71.05.
LONDON. April l4.-Consols 93t. Bonds 81.
Nv YoRK, April IA -Eyening.-Cotton bet
ter or more active. Sales $500 bales middling
uplsnds 2sl@29c. Flour dull; State and West
fair extra Sc sO@7. Wheat dull. Corn heavy !;
new white Southern $50. Pork frmer at s3l@
81 l23c. Lard firm; kettle l9@l9ic. Whisky
heavy at 92c. Rice dull Carolina s3993c. Gro
Series quiet: Turpentne 5oS5ci: Resin 81 49,
NEW YORK. April A.-EveniDg- Money closed
easier at 7 currency. Discounts l0Gl2. Sterling
107iGlO7E. Gold 1929. Stocks closed dull and
heavy. Louisiana levees IL. Governments closed
ll5l of 1865, ll73 do. new ll4t Of 1867. same;
of 1868, ia; l0-4Gs l05f.
MOBILE, April l4-Cotton demand good. prices
srm; low middling &c. Sales 1000 bales; re-
CelpH LJf Dhios uO cApOIts.
CHICAGO, April A.-Flour IS 50@6 25; wheat
81 O44 corn 60G50lc.; oats l4c.; rye 81 100
81 II; barley 81 TOOL IS; high wines &c.; mo-
lasses s1Gl 05; sugar l49l53c.; pork $50 so I;
lard l7lc@lsc.; hams l5ac.; Cumberland middles
l4ie., bulk shoulders l2c.
CNoINNATI, April IA Family -four So ESQ
6 60. Corn Csc. Oats 66@7oo. Whisky soc.
Pork s3l. Bulk shoulders held at l2c., sides l44c
Bacon shoulders $780,, clear ribbed sides l64c.,
clear sides l6lc. Lard lsc. Sugar lSt@l5c.
Molasses S0@S5c.
LOUISVILLE, April l4-Ssles 22O hhds. tobacco
at S5Q27 so. Pork s3l so. Lard l730lSe. Bs
con shoulders l3tc., clear rib sides 1910, clear
sides l74c. Bulk shoulders l2lc., sides 164c.
Flour S. 50@6. Corn 65@66c. Oats 60G65c.
Sugar l3iGl5}c. Molasses 75GS5c. Whisky ole.
ST. LOUIS, April A.-Flour s415 Is. Wheat
81 so. Corn 65G66ic. Barley 81 rs. Rye 81 "a.
Whisky s79S7Ac. Sugar l2a0l4lc. Mossses 70
Qs5c. Pork $3l. Nothing doing in bulk meats.
Bacon shoulders lSlc., clear rib sides l6Ac, clear
sides l6lc. Lard l7lc
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

marble the Wheat Sheaf, Anchor, Group
of distraction and Youths for this pedi-
ment. Gsgard and Casoni received 500
for cutting the figure of America and the
Indian family, and @. Csspero s4O0 fer cutting the
Indian grave. G. Butti, another Italian, was paid
the following for cutting other figures On the same
pediment: Soldier. $1,000; Commerce, 5000 !;
Woodman, $3.50; Hunter, $4,000 Indian Chief,
$4,000. This big IDjun rs the most expensive
figure in the lot, II will be seen. He Is the lend
man" of the group, and is doubled up, with his
face on his knees in . way that might mean collie,
or grief at the decay of his race, but which really
serves to accommodate his anatomy to the sharp
angle of the pediment. ID. Giampsol lItalisn,)
was paid $1,000 for cutting the figure of the Me-
chsnic in this group. Tho marble for the Htatuary
on this pedment is from ths quarries at Lee, Mas
sachusetts, the same furnished for the building
itself.
By an act of Congress Of 1855, s25, 900 was ap-
propriaied to enable the president to contract
with Hiram Powers for some work of art to deco@
rate the capitol, out of which 10000 have been
paid Powers for the statues Of Jefferson and
Franklin.
The report does not embrace Winnie Ream's
statue of Lincoln for which $4,000 is to be paid
when completed half on the completion of a sat-
isfactory model. The model has been finished
S5d aessg!sa e snd we suppose the $500 has been