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Memphis ana Little gOck Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-L@ave Hopeheld daily ct ~ am.
Coming East-LeaYe Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street st 7 am
3. b. BEAUNONT,
fe.7 General superintendent.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-OMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Janusry i, 1889
1, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify thai the Liverpool,
London and 6looe ln-uTanee Co, located At
New York in state of New York, has produced
To me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the state OF Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and further
certify fhat = II. CLARKE q -, Agents of
said Company have also compiled with the re-
ouiremepts Of the laws of the State, made
and provided In such cases:
Wherefore, said LIVERPOOL, London and
Glohe Insurance Co. has authority 70 take risks
and transact the business OF insurance In this
state, at Memphis, Tenn.
IsE e., W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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State of New York, County Of New York-ss.
II. B. Beach, Vice President, and o. 8. BogeTt,
secretary of the 4KtuR Insurance Company OF
New York, being duly swornADepOse and say,
that the foregoingi is a fuD, Hue and correct
statement OF the affairs of said Insur-
auce Company, and that they are the above
described officers thereof.
II. g. BEACH, Vice Prest.
u. s. POGERT Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th
day of January, 1868.
Nof$y Public, New York County.
STATE Or TENNESSEE,
ER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1863
/, W. G. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that The Atna Fire
Insurance Company, located at New York, IN
the state OF New York, has produced TO me
satisfactory evidence that said Company mas
complied with all the requirements OF the laws
OF the : ate of TENNESSEE imposed on Insur-
suce Com panies and further certify that ID.
T Tomlinson, Agent ofsaid Company, has also
com oiled with the requirements of tue laws OF
the ) ate, made and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said f ma Fire Insurance Com
pany has authority to take risks and transact
the business OF insurance in this state, al
Nemphis. Tenn. g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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lie and Northwestern Railroad, witnou
BAN. 3. JONES. Gen1Supt.
YIsslaslvpI ana T8ngogsee Rallrosd,

-N-~a"-IE~ W-~ -~-~~~~WW --N~W~"
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daiIy---s:l5 pm. Ais pm
New Orleans Express, oaily $3.50 am. 30 am
Freight, daily except Sum
day -~-.----.-----. --..----6NO pm 0.0 An
Time through to New Orleans a hours. Bag
gaze checkGd through. Tick ct office Z3TH Nam
street and sJ Depot. OmniOuses viii call for
passengers and check baggage in any part OF
the city, py leaving orders at 237% Main street.
feb4 A. s. LIVERM0RE, GenI SuP't
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Aven,s wanted

Mc4DARTs Pure Vegetable Coloring. 81
pound, sufficient 10 give 3 rich goidsE yellow
- a0 coundS OF White Butter s. cents per
samnle package, sent to any address. No
earmer should be without 1t, as white and
s4rsaky Butter Is worth from six 20 ten cents 3
pound less in all markets than thai Of a rIeA
yellow. tsu2
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j. L. STARR, Notary Pubic.
OFFICE

NASHVILLE, April l, ls69,
l hereby certify the foregoing tn be a true
and correct copy of the original nov on Tile IN
my office. q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,1
-COMPrROLLER'S OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. January /, 1853.
7, g. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company, Iocatsdin New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evt1en,e that
sid company has complied with all The re-
quirements OF the laws of the Stete or TenneS.
see imposed on assurance Omp3nieS; aud /
further certify that d. O'DELL and J h p.
PRIFCHARD, Agents of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the state made a Il provided in such
cases Wherefore, ssid New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take RISKS
and transact the business OF insurance in this
state, AZ Memphis, Tenn.
TL.S.l G. W BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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-
A Liverpool cOtton> circular dated
April lst says OF cotton and the pros
poets:
We still estimate the consumption of
the Kingdom at 46, 600 bales per week,
the same as in cur last issue. The
average deliveries during the seven
Weeks Of dullness, from the 4th Of Feb
ruaFy 70 the 25.h of March, were 45. 600
males per week from Liverpool TO Lon.
don. and as there can be no doubt that
the stock held BY spinneTs is decidedly
less nov Than Il was at the beginning Of
that period, it seems that the average
consumption during that time cannOt
have been much under 50 900 bales per
week. We therefore think that our esti-
mate of 40 1000 bales per week as the ex.
jsijng rate OF consumption for the whole
KINGDOM is, perhaps, fully low, and we
rather incline to think that As, 600 TO So
600 bases will be the rate before long.
IL will be noticed that the deliveries 10
tbe trade from London this year are
much above the average being 5000
bales Der week up to this date. and the
etoek there is now reduced TO II ,000 bales
sgsinst 20. 600 bales last year..
The average deliveries to the trade
from the two p1rts up to this date now
stand at 81, 700 hales against IS $500 bales
lastyesr showing Rdehcit In their "a kings
OF about $50 600 bales. 1t is helieve1 that
our spinDers now are entirely bare Of
stock, and probably hold 100, 600 bales
below what they did st this time last
year.
The current OF feeling which prevailed
in Manchester q month ago, aod TO
some extent ALEC here, In favor OF low
~-Eoao hes paeepd away. and the nreVR.
lent opinion now among intelligent men
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief slIusion TO the orizin OF this import
ant discovery may not prove undressing
among the authenticated records OF the re-
noWned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that While So
tourning for a short time on tue BRAZILIAN
Coast OF South Ameriea, he observed the ma
tives using, in the preparation Of heir tOod; q
pecuIisr oil. which, upon examination, be
iOund to possess the appearance, taste snd
flavor of Butter upon mrthsE inquiry how
ever, he sseertained that Il was slleplY q suo-
stance that the natives distilled IN 2 crude and
imperfect manner nom 8 rfch aod iuxE1lanb
plant that grew spontaneously and aopnc2nuy
In that warm tropicat country. lew years
ago an eminent French Chemist While on q
professional visit to the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with tins fenlSrkAnle pro
duetion OF nature, snd succeeded in extIacting
a concentrated essence Of the plaut Inc Tor
mula for its preparation. and the sole hignr
for the sale in this country are the extensive
purchased from the original dtscoyeler. We
clxim for this remarkable, Jet Simple and per-
feefly harmless preparation
Isl. ThaI oy ils use q net gain o. rom % 20
30 per cent. IS made IN The mznutacture OF
81. That Batter, which frsn ags or whatever
cause, may be strong TaRcid, Streakeo or
| cOsrse-graiued, and c mperattvrly 2ssiess Tor
stored to its original resin eSS ami s0eetEe ~.
due grain and even eolOr-
81. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
delirio0s, fresh Batter Is SeiU2uy made from
one pint OF milk
sth. That a pure ard excellent table Butter
i can " LAnAIr ~ -
pound The chief eSpsnle wherein being But
Ter, which Is the esSeni-i bass
5th. That Butter manufactured by the aud OF
this Extract Is equal N every respect totne
best Butter male Dy the ordinary methOd-
9Th. The Extract, after thorough analysis
by able chemists Is p~1CnOuneed perfectly nee
from any deletei iGus surslaEce, the lDsreo1-
e0ts being purely Of q vegetable nature.
It'll. In pfOof Of the foregoing assertions The
factory OF this comp7ny Is making one ton OF
Butter per Day, Which meets win ready SAFE
In the New York market &rd IS consumed
from the tables OF The first hotels, resfauranS
and private families IL this ely and elsewhere
a sample package OF the EXTRACT lsurnclant
10 make dffy pounds o. E1,tsrl. with lul Oh
rectoBs for uss. viii be sent 10 any address On
the receipt Of 81.
CAUTION.-As I'll articles OF real merit are
srbipct TO spurious limitations, we would spe-
ciailv caution tins pubic against eountsrte3ts
and worthless limitations, ADVERTISED as pow
dsrs. compounds. etc. as the Extract Of the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only Dy
The Economy Butter Company.
Omce-HIS LIBERTx STREET.
F-actory-2ss G-RxxswIcH s1sEzT, y. r.
State. County and City Rights for sale, oref-
inc 10 caoitaIfsts rare o~pPOrtunluts FOR estao-
T3-bf.- q ufonla bugiueS. pay1u enormous
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Managers of TAG Branch Gnice
at Memphis. Tenn, No. 10 Mad
is0n Street.:
d. O'DELE, gs
ap4 J.K p PRITCHARD,
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LIABILITIES :

Greatest amount insured in any One risk,
SIS .UOJ.
The amount allowed 10 be insured in any
one C ", town, village or block, discretionary.
The Oh lrter or Act of Incorporation Of SAID
Company, March 81, 1924.
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BUTTER.
THE
BUTTER CO

Ask the attention OF al Interested in the re-
duction OF the ext~ravaga1&coss OF Butter, to
their practical and economical system Of max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF me
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
zH -
Packed Company


Tri-WeeiSly U. 3. Nail Line,
VNHE FOIL VINO ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il Boats of sats LINE will leave Memphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
S O'Clock p.na.,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. - Reese Pritchard, Master
w. A. CALDWELL--....-.R. L. Haines, Master
Blaisden, Master
LEM LEOTI.--...-...-.. Mt. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Com
panyls new and lght-drauyht packets for Fort
made both ways.
AMERICAN..--.-..Jno. W. Williams, Master
VAN Z .-.-----JRnn Bowlin, Master
FORT Woodburn, Master
F0RT Rowland, Master
An of the above BOAT were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly we'll adapted
10 IL Passengers and freight will be put
tbrouah by this line 70 all joints On the Arkgn-
eas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
phis, should have their goods consigned to
aM0mphis and Arkansas river Packet Com
pany, st Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company; Napo-
FreigEe received at any time at the compa-
ny's once. JNO. %. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
Jas sA Front street, Aosby Block.
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goR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United states Nail Line.
LEM W . l. GtIEy AldsltE
This splendid passenger steamer ~
VIII leave for the above on s
TUESDAY, @rh inst, at 5 p.m.-
I. A. II ENDIG, AgeKt,
apis S4 Front ST., hiosby Block.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C"OaPFROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, 1865.
L,G. W. blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company. r. lted at New Haven, in the State
OF Connects d, has produced TO me satisfactory
evidence tn: { said Company has compiled with
all the rtqi ements Of the laws of toe State
of TenuesS c Imposed on Insurance COmpa-
MES; and [ { rthtr certify that Il. Tcmliu-
son, Agent 0fssid Company, has also COM
piled with the reouirs ments Of the laws OF tne
State, made and provided 10 such eases
Wherefore, said Home Insurance COMPANY
has authority to take risks and transact the
business Of insurance in this STATE, az Mem
q. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tenne~
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

ssEpHis ana Louisville Railroad hiRs
DEPART. ARRIYz
Day Express, T.. r. tlme...... sec s.u. 800 pm
city time. 4-s5G.m.
Night Express, K. z. time. 400 p.Di. 600 am
City tune. S;45 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 2S7K Main street and At De-
cot hsai ~ 3Rin street.
Sleeping Car ait sched 10 Night Express
rain, which goes through to Nashville, via
ashVille and Northwestern Railroad, without
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The Economy Butter Company.
o1ice-IIs LdsERTx sTREEr.
-FactOry-2ss GRzzswIcH s1sEEr. y. !.

state Countv and CITY Rights for sale, oner-
inc % caoitsIfsss rare opportunities for estao-
fishing = staple business, psying enormous
PROFITS.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIVEKS

GAS WORKS, April is, 1869.
River fell in last "a hours 81 inches.
Below high. water mark > feet 4
inches.
CHAS. COED YIN.
The river at this point is again falling,
but slowly, owing to the heavy and
almost incesssnt rains of the past two
days. The Ohio lie falling and the Cum
berland also was rising st last report.
The Arkansas and White rivers are de-
cliDing. All these streams, however,
will no DOUBT feel the effect OF these
raius, which we feSr are general. The
upper Mississippi is rising faster, weRre-
sumo, by this time, but it rose only
three inches at Dubuque on Saturday
last, and was falling at ST. Louis. Il
was falling Is high up as Quincy. The
Missouri was falling en- tina day at
Omshs, but was rising slowly at Kansas
City and tine Coal Banks. n sither the
Missouri or upper Mississippi have more
than enough water to make navigation
comfortable, so that without q great
change takes plaza The fall now going on
will last for SEINE time to ccme.
Yesterday was 3 dark, cloudy day and
the air wa very sultry. Towards dark
it commenced TO rain, sud L of the
most violent storms of the season pre-
vailed for some hours. It blew q per
| fees hurricane and tins thunder and light
uirg was grand. We should not be as
| tonishsd 70 learn that damage vas done
to steamers under way.
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ron 81. LOUIS.

mphIs and ST. L0nis United states
NAH uEnA
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The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
The Erea est amount allowed By the rules of
The Compan TO be insured in any one city,
town or village,
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any Que blccS,
mo arbitrary rule on these points. This
Com pany Is governed by a prudent regard Tor
the construction, occupancy and exposure of
risks D
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Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friar's Point and Pine Bluff.
OB1DON uAasbc4
This splendid passenger peSket a.
will leave for the above s
WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, at 5 PIN.
L A LEW, agent,
apis No. z99 Front street.
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RTV Err NE W s.
IT3rother L3iuer Items zee Thtra Page.

The additional arrivals last night were
the Linton, from Cincinnati; Phantom
from Cairo; The Mollie Norton, for Hen.
derson, the Fanny Brandeis and Umpire,
for Cairo, and the Pine Bluff, for -TIender-
son, departeda.......The Rrandeis and UNI
pire both had good tTips............The Pine
Bluff went to Henderson for s., 900 sacks OF
wheat, and win leave here at IL A. II. to-
day, for Cincinnati, and has FIST class
passenger &C eommodations and obiiging
officers. Being exceedingly light, she win
not De detained by low water.........C Captain
dexter dispatches US that the Phantom
VIII leave at p. II. to-day, and desires
Shippers TO have their freights down bs-
lore IhaJ tlme.--....The Linton has q good
Trip on board. She will leave at noon to-
day for Cairo, and is one OF the pleasant-
es- and most substantial low.uater boats
afoat Barney Haywood and Les. Ware
are her heads center.............Fhe aspscfe n
the weather towards midnight last were
hlgnly favorable for rain......... -. The
Edinburg laid over at Louisville a dav
waiting for water, and VIII be down this
eyening.........The Anna lies over at Gin.
cinnati till this evening. She VIII be here
on Thursday.
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nnpon. the bollers Of the western AZ

s apotn Jne boilers Of the Western and
From al the evidence before ms we are
clear In the conYirtl0n that THE cer,ee. -
rupture or explosion OF the Cunaf,eqia1',,t,1g3l
boiler or boilers was not caused bv s,,y
absences Of water in said bofierq ~ ny
time OF the explosion, or from nury y,, ~
Of neglect on the part OF the oogfriof.rS
one Of whom Mr.. Redeem was on watch
at the time. Iht5 latter officer we unef
do him The Justice 10 say, IS well indorsed
10y eVidencel as being - man Of sober
steady habits, and good engineer.
The accident ia oar judgment. IS direct
~ traceable 70 the defective sheet ON the
top of the boilers, (alIcadY mentioned. } id
being so wasted and worn by cOrrOslOu as
10 be unable TO Withstand the pressure Of
allowed in her certificate OF Inspection.
We have no evidence to show nor have
we any reason to believe that the engineers
In charge or any other person ON said boat
were cOgnlZant Of such defect. as ft was on
such point on the boiler as 10 escape OBJ
serVaton, being covered by plasteriDg Gas
is usuaD, 70 prevent condemnation offteam
by exposure of surfaces 20 the action oftho
atmosphere. 10 is also fair 10 presume
that the engineers relied 10 some extent
upon the inspec ion and test 10 which the
boilers were supposed to have been Submit
ted on tho 18TH Of December last by the
Supervisor of the district or his frnpro-
Vlsed agent. But be this IS 10 may. we
are strong IN the opinion that
Lhey were not so heated aud in-
specteo IN such manner as TO have de-
yeloped weakness and imDerfectiong eush
IS must have existed at the time For the
iallufe OF any party TO perform such duty
az Tue law and OBLIGATION imposes. or the
oincious Interference OF uuauthorfzsd
agents VINO may choose to play the role
OF las ecLor. We leave to those whose
duty II IS to inforce the law for the eut,-
preston ana punishment OF such rriev-
ances. In the further performance Of our
ouly, We 40 hereby restore Ike licenses on
engineers RObt. Hedden and Tboroaa
Green which were suspended by us on fhe
zJih OF August, 1863, pending an examln-
alton into the causes Of this dfgagter
We have the honor TO remain
Yours very respectfully.
LEWIS Coon.
GEO. A. HouGHrON,
NfUmnT Trnuanfr.e.
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ARREsr OF Mas. CRoUL-SHE IS

ARREST OF Mrs. CRoUL-SHE IS
LODGED IN JAIL.-Nrs. Croul, who Is
implicated in the attempt to poison
Mrs. Cramer, was brought back to
this city yesterday, by Sheriff Miller,
who captured her near the Tennessee
line. He had long chase after her
for about a week, and traced
her from the foot Of Locust Street to
Henderson; thence to Uniontown;
thence back to Henderson; thence 10
Madisonville; thence to Hopkins
Vile, and thence to the railroad near
the Tennessee line, about
twenty miles from Clarks-
Vile, where lie gobbled "
her, just as she was about to step On
the cars. Sheriff Miller followed her
track closely, although she Is a smart
woman, and took pains to hide her
trail" Mr.. Miller Is energetic and
determined, and is entitled to the
thanks of the community for arrest
ing this notorious woman. Mrs. Croul
was held to bail yesterday ia the SUM
of 81, GOO. in default of which she Ian
cuisines IN a county prison. We pre-
sumo the trial Of Mrs. Croul and Cra-
mer will take place at an early day.
DENLY and Dyer have been secured to
defend Cramer, and Shackleford and
Parrett to perform like service for
Mrs. Croul.
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A GENIUs.-We have been shown,
at the Orphan Asylum, miniature
dwelling house, on a mound, sur
rounded with a nice little fence, in
the yard at the Asylum, which is the
handiwork of little Tom. Walker,
one of the orphans, aged fifteen years.
1t is a fine piece Of work, and shows
a genius that only needs Development
TO make It's mark Ia the worlds his
tory. The house is constructed with
rooms, doors and. windows, and has a
fine single roof. The building is
about two feet high. Tommy made
this house with a pen knife. The
roof contains 24O shingles on each
side. which were split out of small
pine blocks, and are fastened by little
tacks made from a piece of wire. The
little dwelling is worth visit.
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When the leaves begin TO change, remit.
tent and intermittent feverB maze their
appearance From the surface Of the earth,
bathed nightly in heavy dcws. from
marshes and bwamps BurcharEed with
moisture, rom the dying foliage of the
woods, from fostering pools and sluggish
clouds OF mlaamallc Vapor perliOus 20
health and life. The body, deprived bv
the burning temperature OF July and Au-
gust Of much Of rs vigor aud elasticity, BIS
and hence all Diseases that are produced
by n 0epraYed condition OF the sltmOs-
phere arc particularly prevail nt ia the
Fail.
There Is no reason why the health Of
thousands of people should be thus sacri-
6ced. A preparatory course OF HOSTEL
TEH'B STOMACH BITTER5 ls a certain
protection against the epidcmlc5 and en-
denies when Autumn brings IA IT'S train
Let all dWellcrs In unhealthy localities.
liable TO such violations, give heed TO the
yertisement, aud they may bid defiance
10 the foul eNhalatlgns which are now
rising, night and day, from the soil around
them. so farmhouse IN the Hand should
tnvigorant ct any period OF the year. but
especially ia the Fan. It Is not safe 70 90
forth into the chill, misty atmosphere OF
Septem Der morning or evening with the
the tOnicS which medical chemistry has
yet given to the world, HOBIETrEH s
BlTIERS are admitted 20 be the puresi,
the most wholesome, and the most bene-
Let all who desire 10 escape the bilious
attacks, bowel com plants aud malariOus
fevers, axe tho BlTTER3 at least twice
day throughout the present season. 1t Do
as wholesome as 10 Is infallibIe. Look 30
the trade ark, (" HO5pErrMR'S bTOM-
AtH BtTIEk5s" engraved ON she label
and embossed on the bottle, aud their rev
nue. stamp c,Yering she cork, as counter
fe Is and tm itations abO1md.
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CAUGHT.-The New York scoun-
drel who sent circulars through the
postofhces proposing to furnish fac
similies Of United States Treasury
notes, in packages Of $40 and up
ward, was recently arrested, and it
appears that his business amounts to
about 5000 year-mostly clear
profit. It will be remembered that
we published portion of a circular
sent to lady of this city, from Noyes
& Co., In New York, and the
man arrested above is one of the
firm we alluded to. We do not
know Of any way to prevent foolish
people from sending money to such
scalIawags, unless. the advice of the
Madison Courier is adopted, which is
to the effect that the Government
should establish a fool pound, with
orders to kill every fool impounded,
as they do dogs, if not redeemed by
some responsible party.