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INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINE.

Only Three Dollars. Simple practical and durable
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An elegant Gift. Testimonials daily. Sent in per-
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II JON want Boots or Shoes and Tue full Var .,, D.
4ypuE money, ~ 10 Eastnaa'r. lie has e,s,S .,S,sc
iHty f6r manufacturing and challenges cO~P
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Asm Embellishments.
ROCHESTER CENTRAL NURSERIr.
FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TRPrs
Vines, Flowering Shrubs & Plants

PLANTERS PRICE LIST SENT GRATIS
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POLICE JURY, PARISH ST. LANDRY
August 10th, 1869.

AN ORDINANCE.
To ascertain the Indebtedness Of the Parish
y st. Ln"l'y- and p'or;'!iny. .J"' keeping
It" occurote registry IF the Warrants
heredifer to b is>nrd.
b. it ,r~oIvrd. That II" outstanding warrants,
whrtErr i~~'"''' hy hr Clerk of the Police Jury.
or the C.'k Of r!. District Cont shall be r-crv-
able for Parish Taxes. nnI">s they shall have
been registered by Til" Parish TREASURER within
sixty days from thr pa>>agr' h"rr"t AMI 10
snrE' warrant stall h- registered by him unless
pr S"n''"l t"r registration within tie said period
Ec it fnr'h-, resolved. That warrant here
after to b. issued by tie Cl-,k Of the Police in.
~ or of the District Court, Shall be rtc"ivab, :.
in l'aym"nt ut Parish Taxes. unless it shall hrv,.
been registered by the Parish Treasurer within
sixty days from the issue o, thu >,trr, and no
such warrant shall b. registered mi. s. presented
fer registration within the said p,'i"I
Rt' it tnt'i~r lt*nIv.',l. That his "I. france
sh.ii be publ~h'd it, French and r.'i>lr i; the
oitlr;,t j"irnAi "t th' Parish. and i'll III" Olrnu
sas Courier for prIio'i Of sixty Glay~:
J N THOMPSON.
Frrst1ert o! til" Police jury
Attest G MAYo, Clerk.
Au.ust 2i>t, 1859.
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XAF GET TOTR
Nr> JOB " ORE IL
Done at The oficc Q! the "Couricy." ."
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT !
4 IL those WHO wish to. save their hard
"a carried money W i'll .in we'll to call aud ~x.
anlc thc new and splendid stock OF goo,is at
EMANUEL PHILLIPS,
On Main Street, at the old establishment OF T.
{. Duprc
Ny stock i'll excel any III the parish ri s.
Lan,;rI. aud will bt ~vld to follow the old ;.,..,g
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
| have. given t,lny lat of y fen rt.cle>: :
call. however. Az" examine Tor y"''l>'lTt>. My
goods are. all r.>h and ;tiliu are being re-
ctivch constantly.
The best tin".r:.n - i:t> from - t. II ciS.
The best brands OF ii, Ac!.,,i !"lne>tlc: 10 -
cts.
The best brands OF hr"wn DOMESTIC. to cts.
Dress goods Of latest styles. from 81 to
Blankets, >hi'" and brown. best from : I" II.
h~iainr. Ercts ana E,l- -l!ir. from - j.; cts.
t"r>cts ir"ni 3. and Gnv ar'iS
- t.!! aud S"r ir nrW
EMPRESS ElGENlE CuE>ETS
it'll 200 wl,ltiionc-. In the
Boot and Shce Department,
can defy competition.
La.iIt>' .!lkiu. boots.
l-i,d!t> CATERS.
l.,t..>' and Misses hlIttn1.rt shoes.
LAulr>' and Mi>>es laced >ho,>. in cloth and
leather.
!.u'li, : morocco shoes. and fail liz" # Etc,s
and shoes for Misses. tu,'irn AID Gcsl,>. OF
ali kinds and quality
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
all rev styles and very cheap.
y cotnplr'e stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ovcrrnata, &c, of the latest Styles
tuii lli't OF uotion-, to" numerous t" m"ntun.
a. In addition. have opcl.-.l ,:utcry sSi. .lb-
lSlinrut. W here can be found
FtOHr.
Sugar.
Hams,
Bacon.
ShonlIlcr<,
Sult.
C"gtc.
Har1mnrr,
Nails.
-IICs.
Uutchets,
and n lot of
BAGazyG AND TIES.
- Planters desiring advances on their
crops can obtain plantation supplies at low
Rates. ALSO F,1 ing al, Ti.>. of the best quality
at New Orleans cost, with freight added.
IT, Market price paid Ger
COTTON, HIDES AND WOOL.
EMANVEL PHILLIPS
Opclou$as. September lth, ln6'. II
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THE OPELoUsAs COURIER.

FnDIlshed on Saturday BY joel II SANDOZ
COND RI OSs:
Subscription Dollars per year payable
IN ''1vancr. OF Five Dollars pay able at the eud
of tho year.
A subscriber wishing to discontinue must civ.
a written notice I" ihat rfF,rt and settle IN al,
arT''11asrs, and no subscription will be stopped
until all ar'arHsrs are paid. uultss at the optmn
ui the publisher
-fdrtrtts'ng i tFrY cents per square for
Zach i'l,rr,!on Eight lines OF l>s constitute
square.
All advertisements sent in for pnkhcation willy
BE- inserted in English and French (,lul-ss otk.r.
wise ordrred) until the editor shall iudee it con-
venieEt 10 discontinue.
Candidates to public iavors will paw Fifteen
Dollars each IN ADVANCE # tl-vw:. i ,nLe ~
rnTnr-:1
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7. GOS>l.LIN, WhtnlwriyIlt,
AS the l"n"r to inform the public
Il IL that lr is still engaged at his trade
at his old shop, Main street. nl'rlnu>tS
He :, i'll ll>t. Iii i.,>t rn,ltavnl> ~ please
t!!"~" "l.n n;:v patrnl!zc him. ;!::I VIII
WORN is ;irAl'.y Is ANY one else.
tie hopes Iil;:t after an t\ltlltnce OF
l. yeats In his t,A'i', he will nu: i.~. the
patronage Of his OH clients and !. lends
tl,rlou>l;:. NuE II. SIS :-:},t
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\ farmer VIII" had engaged thu,
services OF il son OF the EtIlrrA.I Isle,
sent him one morning to harrow IA piece
OF S'"nnd. lie bad not worked long
before nearly all Of the teeth came ont
"t tIc htrr"". Pres. ntlE the farmer
went out into t!'r field t" cake notes ui
Fat pr".'r<>, and ASKED Lin how he
'ti,"d ha,l"NiH-,. "uh :" replied Pat,
1T g':r> il Iit Smoother now since the
pegs ale ut.t.
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slightest fear that the County Fa!atne
of Lancaster Will in auv UNPLEASANT
nannrr remind Mr. Benjamin that the.
valiant struggle. OF the >nn'Il against tie.
stern unitr>"u u: the North made. it,
people tlnll:lt some WtalI and WAIST INC
years of illrn.>> and dependence. Lam
cas'lrr suffered Wltl"ut laur"'r: it is,
r"lEap>. a question whether her >>n,pA-
tines were E"t AZ least evenly divided
l"tweell the coniI,tant>. In any ease,
the lnvnrihlr fairness OF Ens!i>h,ntn
will >rrul" Mr. Benjamin against what
ever prejudice his renlal .allr ability
may fail to dl>:lrn, or the memory of
his rc>olutr and fearless >trivin. against t
destiny, dining tnu! Years OF an uupar-
alltlird struggle. may not trausmute i'll
to admiration and esteem.
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EDDI ARD T.. MOI ton

EDDI ARD l.. \IDITtN.
ArruK>tl Al Law AT NHKMILLu>vlLIE,i
WN1il. "vrr''i~'' Iii rr"', ->,"n i'll r F,ri, ,Ees
w Of Lafayette It. LarIr>. N"rn:,lo'I 4rs,l
Calrt>"u. ith March l>'%.
g,I. MOTION,
Attorney and Courseilot at Law
WNILL I,ri'ti..' i'll he r.u;~!lr~ Of t. .;l;. t:,
w st. Larrl5v. tllcn>;rl. NtrmlilnlI and -
Martin uitcr at Errnlliunyille.
n MASONIC.
Ky Gorlv r A.. chartrr ~ m.,,t<
~\ar:t he IIumh?,. C",,.s Lodge n. 70 at
Opr nu>,>. the ii It Iur>la> att,r 'l, tl n,u,li
at ;}"rI,">P NJ NJ T. G1HARD. II i.
JOS u RIcH,ED Secretary
Op'ion>,~ July 18th. !-t~ -ly
ST. M.iRY'S ACADEMY.
TENlIE next session will begin Oh the
IL 18th of September next.
J. f. RAYMOND. PrrS't.
Orclou>aS, August 7th, l~t;:' Pm
IL ';'rn. "t'ir,. = II. b. s'"Nr<n L"",
H. LOEB & CO.,
Importers rt and .irHlcr> in
FDREiiN. DOMESTIC >T \"l.!. AND i'AN-
cI DRY GOODS
Hosiery, Furnishing t;"."'~. 49,. &c..
NJ. Is tA,rttr~ s.: Nr"; nrr;t"<
THE ONE PRICE ST0RE."'.
fHNllE undersigned harr just received from
H. New brlcau, Il lar :" I>>"cll:.~Ilt 81
Summer and Fall Dry Good>.
OF ALL KINDS AND OF EVERY QUALITY.
They have also large a>>o:t,ncu, of
HARD " 4 RE,
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To Those Whom It May Concern
DERSONS who are in the habit of cuttjng
l. wood in the cypress swamp h"nenc 10
th" late dean Baptl>te Dejean. i'll Prairie 1.,u-
rent are hereby notified to cease their ,lrprei
tions; otherwise they will be prosecuted with
all the risor of the law
Wild. j. B. DEJEAN,
Administrative.
<, Landry, September itN l.i>' 49,,
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~ 1t is ~li1! that Il dog. taken in his
infancy a''l i"ll :hrrr una,'.l> of al,
h"nr unItr water. Will newer have th,.
hNdr"l'l"h". even if bitten toy IL mad
dog. That's the WAY to fix cu,.
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FURNITURE STORE.

, IIIL. uuLrl>i.:.t.! Las tr'"vrI
Lis tHii|Iu'r >t,It To the \ .ul-
--~~ .t;i''< HE .lit. Ninl, l.. has also
established his N,,rk >';nr. These W i"
viii: to r..lrIi.>,. nor tnr":tr!y vi!l tln lr
t,n' i good :,>>"l>,urnt. Ill as" lr-
pair :-;n:t:ur: and h"v'"lu furniture or
tN'!.Ingr Row t"r old.
His prizes Will hr m"1'rrat4, is l"'rt"-
fore. a:!d be hopes t" deserve Il c"utinu-
;;'i"I of the patronage Of his friends "nd
tn. public. l.. \ATiE Ek.
upclou>;tS july 81 l-tjJ stf
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SMITH DEPARTMENT.

We have in our cTpluy an efficient work
man In all ihe branches Of his business.
We h"ye Patent Tire-Shrinker,
with which YsGaa shynk fires3 win rrr'
feet accuracy '3itrOm sa,Mg,S Milking 'r'e :, E
weakest places stronger Than before, and
Without damaging tho wheel in The least.
pe,sons tIs who b'ye lies that need shrinking
would d2 well 70 ,rrmemher tliat one Aak
The whesls sre ruined or inatstialB injEuf-
ed by cutting ard shrinking" "J1' ju he y usual ,l
way: Satl.fact!ona is guaran,egd in every
oE REeys Ithis machine 10 1s.d
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Constantly on hand,

Constantly on hand,
NEW BUGGiES oi tbe: tisss material.
Ms9 rAslDje Assr, Ipj,y,ien Rp.sxopd,
:Wsf6ut and Drop Bh6k tCoffns fR
lh,sarse will attend, funerals ,punc.uslIy al,
me apPoi6ttd'h mS. faha hpefs.oSaI !atttnUXp
given whsn desfi4G' = TEI j.J IL III
@S,Fses,a 3S7kR
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PHcifie Guano Company's Compound
Acid Phosphate, Of Lime
For Composing with Cotton Seed !;

NliS article is IN: nufncturcd at the Compa
p"ny's Works. u"dcr ,he direction and
pe'int'ndance of Dr. Rnv-ncl .....
IL contains the snmo elements Of fertility u,
He'H"ie Pacific GuAno, except that it is not fur
M he'd with, Ammonia. It prepared exp, css
i"' coz. uos'i"g with cotton seed. which fur.
'nish"s tho c'cmont Of Anmonin: the o,,i.c
being to r"rdrr That sile roiurt of the nj ,n
tatlon available to tn. highr,t degree as az
rlemcat of fc' tility. For further aud pnrticu
lar lntnrnrtiYn apply to the un.ie signed
TERMS: si5 cash or S5u on Is, Novrmh. r
1870, hr approved city accrp,nnces o. o,h-,
good security. ~
} n. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolina.
l aid Atlantic Wharf, Charleston.
lOlIN S. REESE in,
General Agent. Baltimore.
October 90, 1869, 27--:;m nh
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Current Deposits of s1.OO and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in

~ =" VA ~>S ASSSSASSOs 0O4u
Deposits payable in
gold, received by
a..l.f,: agreement ~
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest aUomeA. at tile, rate. of !Siu
Ter Cent. per an,',sA,. icompountt.'
cd erry Sic .Dlmtths.
DRINCIPAL aud Interest or any OAR,
Il thereof. may be wnhd,awn ut nuv
''tne-ihe Bank rescrving The tight (,Lou.h
It will he ,afeIv exercisr'D 10 demand four.
teen days Duice il Tue amount is. under
81, 900 twenty days if over $1,000 and
under $1,000, or thirty d.ys if oveiI
S. 900.
OFFICERS.
WADE HAMPTON, Pres, tent
JOHN B. PALMER, Vic..presideu,.
THOMAS +. GREGG. Cashier.
d. l.. WARDLAW, Assistant Cnsl,;s; ;
DIRECTORS, :, !, =,
WADE HAMPTON, Co,lumHia.l.. y
WILLIAM MAkTlN. Columbia. :.
f.! w. McALASTER. Columbia. .....
A &C, HASKELL. Columbia. ,,.,
u, =. THOMAS. Columbia.
= +. II. .illEINirSH. ColIr.bja.,,r ,..
John B. PALMER, Colombia. ,,.,
THOMAS IF. GREGG, iCohmbia. +, !.
j. ELI GREGG, Marion, o. /. -. :.
J. G. T.. SCOTT. Newbetry. ... ~ n,
w. G. MAYGS. Newberry. y'.~s.G 4
Bt II. RUTLEDGE, Cbarleston. :,
DANIEL kAYLNEL, JR., CLorlsston
Merhanic.1: Lnborers, CIerks:' Widows.
Orphans ind others may. her q deposit their
savings and draw liberal rate Of fHtsrsst.
's'sss sis?ss. Ss" as .ss9 sas
funds until ihey require them for business
or other pu'posea. Parents desiring to
,st % x sRs{' sga ssg3 ss tHs Their children
pss9aNcae 1SE&hG &ahdnaa4 by alsmHl
solves or, in case Of death, BY their LEGAL
representatives. Gnilai i6gif9,lsy aa5ds, funds
or futuss dso. are here afforded Id onnor.
uniy o6depps.ting, tbeiy spsaua srten
hs$ Will rapidly stc&mdIate. snd stf stffRGI ffRGs
aass ,i,senbsapLisc. 1ntwilLd,s avail IstsR|
.s.d"aosss; a>s,sio w
Sept. 10, 1890, ao-alyesaI ,cl .ycy
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80 .''' -GEN W:'cARPENTER'3 - :.
Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsaparil!a
Aud Compound FLUID Extract of Buchu.
HEsE Celebrated rrepuntions. originally
L init oduced by Geo. W. Carpenter; under
,he patronage Of the medical (.eni,y; have
bee" 50 long extensively used by phys,ci jams
n"d Others that th.y are generally known for
:h.ir Intrinsic value, aud can be relied ON a.
h''ng most valuable remedies in all cases where
S"rs"par'ia or Buchn are applicable, aud can.
moi be 100 highly recommended They ure pre.
pure" IN mighty concentrated form. go us to
e"oer tue hoss small and convenient. Orders
ny aii or oIherw Use will receive pIompi a.teu.
ton. Geo W. Carpenter, Hrnszry T. Co..
Wholesale CheInscai Warehouse,
:, NO. TT Market street. Philadelphia g. p
FOR sa'e by Purkrr d Thomson, and w. L.
reahey. Abbevil'e. Dswie t., Noise, WholvsaIs
Agents Charleston, S. c. [Oc.. Is, 1859. 25-ly
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State Of South Carolina,
ABBENILLE COUNTY.
nv THE COURT: OF, PROBATE.
William Wilson and Francis Il. Wilson.
CS.

Thomas H'iison, James HI.oa, .-.
and others.
Petition for. Partition of Londx.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction ,ba,
Il Thomas Wilson. Jan es Wilson. -
Martin ono Nancy Caroline, his wife, Ar
"hibald 1i'l'e aud Elizabeth his wife, the
'a'nIly Of Lewis J Wilson, in Florida.
whose names are unknown, J.,Seph G..
ltIchry aud Nancy g., his vile, reside
without The Iimi's OF the S.u,e.
On motion OF lhnrson l. Fair. Solicit
"rs Tor l'ell'i"ners, ordered. that said De-
'r"Ganis;, above named, appear and I,!ead
'''sWrr or dvinnr to sand petition within
'"i'v days, or the SANE viii h, taken 1,,.u
"o'yfSsc against the,D
W. HILL,
J. Z. c., ~. c.
Nov. II, 1869. 3o-Gl
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Hienitsh's Queens Delight

Is the Wonder Of Modern Science.
No medicine has attained sncil Il world
"sde reputation as this justly celebrated
COMPOUND :
l's extraordinary healing powers are a.,
'esled to hy thousands, and every mail is
!re'ghte'l with letters bea,ipg testimony t.
It's excrllen. character, and worll,as a med
cine Orders are coming in from alt quar-.
'ers, and all lear unni>,akalle evidence Of
IS great popularity. BE- sure and ask for
" HsiMrsH's .QUEIS's, DELlG ar" And
zee that his name is on it,.
Look out and avoid base limitations J ,
Wholesale Ag"nt-, .
FISHER & HEN LrSH, ,-
=, colulpIi. sc.
For sale. by al Druggists.
October 20. 1860. PLY.
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=! VIE subscribers would respectfully in
l. ioim The public lha. the y are pre
pared with skiillu! work'ncn, and all til.
necessary materials for the manufacturing
Of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and WAC,
oNS and all olLer work e'laining I.
Their business.
All new wo,k warranted for twelve
months, and solii nt the lowest fiourc.
possible, for CASH. which we make 70,
lie purchasers interest :. =
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-18
Dry Earth.

Some months ago we called the atten.
ton OF our leaders to the efficacy of dry
earth in absorb lg the contents and odors
of water closets also to the method of
using 1t tor that purpose adopted in En-
gland. We have now to record the dis
covery OF its remarkable healing qualities
Recently the Pennsylvania Hospital, at
Philadelphia, substituted earth closets
for water closets: with such satisfactory
results as to induce the application OF
dry earth to an offensive wound the odors
of which the ordinary disinf .etants
failed to remove. The effect was wonder.
full. The offensiveness was entirely
overcome, the suppuration rapidly redu-
ced and healthy granulation brought
about. The hint was followed I'D, and
dry earth found to be in every case the
most healing substance that could be
applied to all classes to either old or fresh
sores. Among other remarkable cases is
that OF woman whose entire breast was
removed Tor cancer. the wound being
dressed exclusively with dry earth. 1t
healed RAPIDLY and without suppuration.
These statements are sufficiently remark.
able to challenge the attention of both
the people and the medical profession
Ii the curative qualities of dry earth
arc not over estimated. nature has fur
nished convenient and abundant RENE
dyy Tor class of grevious physical Ills
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Extraordinary Conduct Of a Young
Lady.

A few weeks ago sensation was crea-
ted in the family of we'll known and
much respected Irish noblema,I, who re-
sided IN town mansion in enc Of the
fashionable squares of the Irish metropo
lis, by the sudden and unexpected dis
appearance from the family circle of the
sister of his lord>hip's wife who resided
with them en- tanaile The young lady
was about twenty years of age, possessed
OF large Inheritance in her own right.
and is, moreover, described as very beau
tful and highly accomplished. Some
time ago the young lady was suddenly and
unaccountably missed from her residence
Every means were adopted for discover
ing where she had gone to; but all search
proved fruitless. After diligent inquiries
his lord>hip discovered that the fair tugl-
tive had been seen on board one Of the
steam boats which ply between Dublin
and Liverpool, and, moreover, that she
had no companion in her flight. Her
noble brother-in-law put himself in COM
munlcation with semi official probes
sonal in Liverpool. The ingenuity and
experience of this cunning counselor
were baff1ed in this case, and no trace Of
the anxiously inquired for fair one could
be obtained. The noble lord left Liver
pool, disappointed at the failure of his
selfimnosed mission, but gave instruc-
tons to his professional ally to keep
s,arp and attentive look out for the young
lady, who had taken with her about
sl, 100 in bank notes and cash. A pho
tographic likeness was left with the pro-
fesslonal inquirer. In the course of the
Christmas holidays, the custodian OF the
likeness in question had occasion to be in
large company at Birkenhead, and there
and then several of the party produced
Photographic likeness of relatives and
friends. Among Others, the confidential
inquirer produced the counterfeit re-
semblance'' of the lady referred to. This
like the other, was handed round, when
lady present at once reconlzed it as the
portrait of lady with whom she had
Travelled from Liverpool to Glasgow in a
steamboat on such a date, manning
time which correspondent with the period
at which the fugitive had left the Irish
metropolis The deputed inquirer pro-
oeeded to Glasgow. where he made out
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that the object of his search had arrived
in that city, but after brief STAY there
had gone on by rail to Edinburgh. To
the Scottish metropolis investigation was
now transferred, and there, after three
DAYS anxious search, his hbors were
crowned with success. The lady sought
for he discovered located liz a respectable
family in one of the most fashionable
parts of the New Town of this city living
in quiet. retired manner, occupying
her days chiefly in sketching the remark
able features of the city. or rambling
about among the scenery by which i, was
surrounded The members of the family
was poetess and artist. Her astute
she was the la iv wanted. telegraphed
brother-in-law arrived in Edinburgh soon
afterward The meeting between the
parties was quiet and unsensational. The
lady did not go into Mysteries, scream or
faint; and the nobleman did not rave nor
oburate The lady was the first to break
silence. which she did by quietly saying.
well. my lord, how are you all at
homer" In the course Of the conversa-
ton which en>ued, the lady informed
his lordship that in adopting the course
she had pursued she had only desired to
create a sensation similar to that occa-
stoned by the mysterious disappearance
of the Rev. Mr.. Spoke, and that it was
from reading of him she first took up the
idea of travelling. Itappeared that she had
only spent about EGO of the money she
had taken, which was her own. and the
rest she handed over to her noble kins-
man, whom she, on the following day .ac-
companied on the journey to Dublin,
where both arrived in safety
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-18

THE WORLDS GoLD.-The New York
Mercantile Journal. in discussing the fol-
~ OF attempting to conduct the future
business of the world upon gold basis,
makes the following statements:
All the gold that exists in the United
States to-day could be placed in square
box OF less than fifteen feet IN length,
width and depth.
A room one hundred feet long. one
hundred feet wide, and ten feet high.
would hold eight times the total amount
OF gold in the known world.
The Golden Calf" worshinnad br
the would be statesmen of our dav wbo
desire an accumulation of coin to the ex :.
tent Of five hundred anil twenty million
dollars in our National Treasury, as ha.
SIS upon which to resume specie payments.
Il melted down would fill a square box
measuring niGe feet each way.
How puerile, then. to clog the wheels
Of finance and commerce by blind sub.
serviency to the ridiculous tencts of the
dark ages Coal and iron are infinitely
more valuable to commerce than this
boasted metal.