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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
4. b. PACKARD
ie28 mis- Y Il United States Marshal.
Richard WilLlam w. siennlbonl . ontLnsn-


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
a District of LOuisiana-tn obedience to an admi
rally arrdDt, to directed ia the above eniIled
SUIT have seized aud taken into my possrsslon-
THE STEAMBOAT CONFINENTAI, her engines,
boats. tackle, furniture, etc. now libe ed by Rich
ard W liam for the causes set fOrIh in the libel now
pending in the District q, urt OF the United STATES.
And 10 hereby cite and admOnish the owner UI
owners thereof ard all and every person or per
sons having pretending to have any right, titls
interest to the same. % be and appear at Il
district court of the United States tor the dist ret
aforesaid, to be holden IN the city OF New Orleans
on the first Monday of April pro yimo, TO show
Caust, if any they have can, why the said steam
boat Continental should not be condemned iad be
sold agreeably to the PRAYER of the libeant.
United States Marshals office. New Orleans ifTsE
day of March. 1879.
s. y PACKARD
MA - IS apt United States Marshal,
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inGa: Intelligence.

GCi'E ConHEc1.-Ihe Pjcayms Jester
aay morning said that the alta k on the
seventh precinct police station was made
without authority" This assertion i. an
Soubtedly correct.
AI:%ahn CrT, L,CENsEs.--j. c. Hertz
berg, one q: the then under arrest for
changing tac figures ON city licenses, will
nave hearing before Recorder M'Arthur
on The fourteenth instant, and probably be-
fore his case ends he will be granted full
license To- 20 the Penitentiary for a round
EARN
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WANTED,

HNh+TtD. -. COPYING O: ToiT-;sT"SI
~ C.r- ~ tlf English French Or ;+errnas igr-
Euag@s - plan. :rsa. and idsres4 NRL.
CLARi - - g. .a:..ts h!-r.' ~ :, -sa+,.
'rk
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succs..ion .f Dominic parodi-so.

30 49,.
SkCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans.-W heIe2s. Mis-. Ellen Parod
has p6titOned the court for letters OF admnistra-
ton On the estate of her late husband
Dominic Parodi. Notice is hereby given to
all whom ii may concern, to show cause within ten
days why The prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted
BY order of tic COurs
mis- IS FRANK PACE. JR, CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

ON .sioSS.--Our reporter n'a: .a'e
Called % m-u,ion several items connected
wit. size fr.mCn. annual parade. but
IA. "ui--i"n. ~er. altogether m'nt1n'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

N.Nr !i"NH- Mrs. BIeunani :,ra.s no
good will toward MIS-. Malioy, ard when
Sar ar gcp got tine better OF her she made al
..fors 20 destroy oil tha beauty left Nrs.
EaiiUv. Cor which trHah'. the district at
.osuey will have case 10 Ia: before :n
.;upa.'a! Jury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

Ms. AyrAccuENl.--Iosepl Cts. "A .as
. :ree ticket 20 told legal interview with
. Jury concerning mulo which wa. stolen.
81 vi.;ies th.' tina, ruu.e had died with cpl
"oo:y go: before hs became attached %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

The laiies Of Philadelphia. BuHa;o ana
other cities, are organizing societies to
second Mr.. Berghs human" work in behalf
OF animals.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
s,T'ATE OF LOUISIANA,

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT PoR TsE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
ELIZABETH X MCCORMICK. WIFE OF GUS.
Hodgs vs.. her huhband-TO. 3g9l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

Public Satice.-Eew OTleans February II
1878 The people of the parish of Orleans an6
State of Louisiana are hereby notified that sub
sc-ptsn list for the equestrian portrait OF General
Grant will be permanently exposed at No. 10
Canal street, up stairs. second floor, I'D at Ar
DubGcets eifire Estate Treasurtr) corner of Cont
and Roy al streets up stairs where clerks will be
in attendance daily from 9 A. 81. 20 p NJ. No one
else is authorized to collect except at the above
paCes. K. CRASTu, President
s. BCCNR assistant Secretary fel2 I'm
RatcheiOr's italy Dye.-Ths splendid Hair
Dive 10 the best in the world. The only true and
perfect dye. Harmless reliable and instantaneous;
no disappnin. utnt no ridiculous tnts OF unpIeas-
ant Od0r Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
washes Produces Immediately n superb black or
aatural brown and leaves the hair clean soft and
beautiful. The genuine signed by W. .. Bachelor.
Sold by oil druggista
CHARLES BACHELOR
oc3 ~ Proprietor, New York
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

f1EG>ONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THIS
{ estate - requested 10 present the sam" WITH
ont delay and those indebted viii please max.
payment 10 SoconIb Bald uin q Co.
4. D. SLNG0AB. 6X."utr<.
HrN N.'.,I-. F-h:-a!.2" 80. - ~
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

Assistant Secretary OF STATE Jap SGT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

Cr,~I.,l CoURr The c.'.' is"s'i
Nirpb-. On an application 80 admit {" bail
came III yesterday mcrpiDg. MI y. Il
itocL., attorney FOR .is asr"sca, read
.ve;,. authorities in airport Il, I'll" app!!'
satiov TIE decision 'R fine :"''"n VS.
postpone; n:s'i: 70 Gay.
jazz, Nolan. convicted 81 ''."'Atlhs
and .,a.i:. M. Jicker. was sentence" I"
.sy ~. costs "a the prosecution MA ""
..u,: {. be Imprisoned twenty four n"".s'
Pete, Arn.l. pleaded sni!tN :" chars"
~ larceny. ana was s'Htenced :" :"'h'y-
:ou, ,.cur. IN ,ha Parish Prison
joseph May. alias J. EeiN. indicted n
She char, ~ numbering Louis Harvey. On
:as .rtrrnti. of February. 49,. was ar
.Aguri An,. p'eadeT not guilty..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
UNITEn STATES DISTRICT tuuRT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
N THE MATTER OF HENRY RUTr. gAHKRiPr
In .ani<ruptCy-No. l430.

gaNHE CSDERSIGEED HEREBY GIVES SOrltF
Z of his appointment az assignee of the estate
o Henry Ruty. OF New Orleans PARISH OF Orleans
and State OF Louisiana. adiudscd bankrupt upon
his own petition
ron II TIiIh 4. ". NORTON. Aasigner
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

DIsITTCio
>T..,"r District Court for the ",.u-is -: UGi..ns-
No. :O1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

;;v.a me ,at little Lake -hor. :'i'".e
u,incturg ..acs nat 'scaV" an occasional.
sensation. About ten O'Clock tuesday
s:gh. IA auor.a..ei house ~ iac corner ct
Cor..,r san: srrnchn!sn street. was d!s"CN-
cred 90 We .n FIRE. "rt Wien -oh" cii|rh'
cav . NAN aur,iedly Leaving Al" building
.~y- mt several Ieaden m'sse"Eer- after
t,m. believing the fellow an .rceDd'afy.
rhe bullets FADED 50 rim. the ;asc:i- ''II.
Shs '.I. ~. not damaged much
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. Tors cErx QUE CELIA rONcErN".

NM '"r':
-. VI TsN~l.":. Deputy tlcr..
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nited states VS.. 595 Rolls Cigarettes,
l79 packs of Cigarettes and 500 Cigars-EO

nited states VS.. 20, Rolls Cigarettes,
l79 packs of Cigarettes and 500 Cigars-No.
10 Il9
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Louisiana In obedience TO an ad-
mtralty warrant, to me directed in above entitled
suit, have seized and taken into my possession
291 ROLLS CIGARETTES, iT9 packs of Cigarettes
and 800 Cigars now libeled by the United States
ior the causes set forth in the libel pending in
the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person or per.
sens having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in or to the same, be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aiort SAID 10 be holden at the city of New Orleans
the third Monday of March, to show cause If
auy they have or can. why the said cigars and
cigarettes should not be conde mined, and be sold
agreeably to the prayer of libelants.
United States Marshsls office, New Orleans
eighteenth day of February, 1873.
s. B. PACKARD,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

A.
Hodss vs.. her husbsnd-cio. 39el.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE NINTH
1 day Of January 1879, Judgment rendered il
this court In the following entitled suit. in the
words and figures following, To wit:
Elizabeth X Mccormick, wife of Gus. Hodge. vs..
her husband, No 1891.
In this case, submitted for sdiudicat ton the
court considering that the law and the evidence
are with the plaintiff II is adiudged and decreed
that there be Judgment i'll favor or plaintiff. Eliza
beth Kean Mccormick. against defendant, Gus.
Hodge her husband decreeing a separation OF
property between The said parties and ssOlu.
lion of the community existing between them, and
that the plaintiff do recover of her said husband
the sum of four thousand five hundred and ninety
dollars, with legal interest from judicial demand
until paid, with the mort gage in such cases al
lowed by law to married women Gu the property
of their husbands.
1t is further ordered that defendant pay the costs
of this suit.
Judgment signed January a. 1877.
A. SAUCER. Judge.
1ntestimonv whereof have hereuntO set my hand
and aft Xed the seal or the said court at he city of
New Orleans, on he twent second day of January.
in the year of our Lord one Thousand eight hun
drei and seventy and the ninety-seventh
year OF the independence of the United states.
EDWARD H. CANNON.
-nh6 10 ap.s Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

AOinmOn Price -. steamboat ThOrrpsO

SOiHinOn Price -. steamboat Thompson
Deau--Nn 10 II.
IN THE United STATES DISTRICT COURT
u pstclct of Louisiana.--ln obj dienoa 10 al al
mraity warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit have seized and taken Ito III posses
THE STEAMBOAT THOMPSON DEAN, her en-
SlHes, tackle ure, boats etc now heled by
Solomon Price TOR the causes set fnrtl in the libel
nov pending IA the District Court OF the United
States
And do hereby cite and admoIiish the owner
or DIVERS thereof, and all and every person or
persons having or pretending to have any right.
title interest III the same, to be ana appear
at District Court o. the United States, for the
District aforesaid 70 be no den at the city of New
Orleans, on the third Monday of March, to show
cause. If any they have can why the said steam
boat thompson Dean should not he condo nned and
BIZ sold agteeably to the prayer of libelant.
United States MaFshafs Office, New orleans
twenty seventh dan of February, 1875.
\. B. PACKARD,
p1Q mt Tuif into EEtaT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

E.,x ~ CAfoNDELEr STHNHr.-aho.tly
s:ter sight o'clock last night lire occurred
II the kitchen ct the residence OF MRS l.
Chapman. No. 279Is CArondelet street. The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
s. B. PACKARD,
felH q mis- II II United States Marsh
Alex. Hunter VS.. Stcambont Oua chits Belle
No. 10 Il3

IN THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of LOusiana-In Obedience to an ah-
rliraity warrant, 70 me directed in the above emit
lied suit, | have seized and taken into my possss-
sion
THE STEAMBOAT OUACHTTA BELLE her en-
gines tackle, furniture, boats, etc. lbeled by
AleXtHunter for the causes set forth III the libel
now pending iu the District Court of the United
States
And do hereby cite and admouisd the on uar or
owners thereof. and all and every person or per
Sons having or pretending to have any right title
or interest in to the same, to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on the third Monday in March. to show cause if
any they have can why the said steamboat
Ouachta Belle should NOT be condemned aud BE-
sold, sgTeeably to the PRAYER OF the hbeant
United States Marshal's office New Orleans
twenty -sey enth day o. February 1873.
s. b. PACKARD
ft28 mis- IL l. United States Marsha!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

v'ax, The next stated excite
sl.n-. viii b. the races and the state fair.
tho latter commencing On the :Eenty-third
OF Apri'. Tn. dat fixed for the .lrst DAY $
..cing is .lr tour:.euih Of April. hut 'ha'
aav =. chan ca. as the Not.i. ""r'~' "as
.g,au.re& tot We came tins
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06
United states w steamboat ". +, Curtis.

IN TIE UNITED Stairs DISTRICT CCupr
y District Of Louisiana-In obedience TO an adj.
mlra;ty warrant. to me directed III he above On
n | t'
THE STEAMBOAT W. +. CURTIS her boats en-
glnts, tackle furniture etc, nov libe,ed Ly tha
ohlted STATES TOR the causes set forth in the Libel
now pending in the District Court Il ;hf In ted
States
AND DO hereby cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof and all and every oe rson or Der
sons having or pretending to have any right title
OF interest III or to the to be and appear "a:
District Court OF the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Or!eans
on the third Monday in March next to SHOW
cauHt II any they have or can, why the said steam
boat W. F. Curtis should not be condemned and b,,
sod a. reeabiy 10 the prayer of iibellant
United States Marshals Office, New Orleans
twenty seventh day of February 1873.
\. b. PACKARD
tp28 mh5 10 II United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
Miss Isabel Freeman.

This charming actress has been holding
quite a levee in New Orleans since her re-
turn from Galveston, where she won the
esteem OF the people and the warmest
laudations of the press. Three months ago
this lady left legion of friends in the
Crescent City to try her dramatic fortunes
in the Lone Star State; that she left there
with regret, even to return to her old
friends and admirers here, is evidence that
her conspicuous and varied talents were
not unapprecisted by our warm-hcarted
friends across the gulf.
Miss Freeman did not win her !aurels
easily. During her brief sojourn she ape
peared in seventy-fve ditferent characters.
embracing wide range of characteriza
ton that few could successfully master. but
the public verdict has been, in detail and
as a whole, such as might flatter the pride
of the most gifted artist in the land.
We Join in the general wish that she may
soon crafty her friends by reaPpearanee
in one Of our own theatres.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
WHOLE NUMBER 1778.

went down with all hands before the emSo
grant ship sunk
The owner of the Spanish steamship Ma
rilio, which loaded at Dover two hours be.
tore the collision occurred, believes it waa
ms vessel which was in collision with the
North Fleet, and that both were DESTROYED.
The Empress Eugene leaves Chiselh1rss.
| but will remain in England
| Ihe funeral of Lord Lytton SooR place
| to-day. Among the distinguished persona
! present were Baron Selborn, Right Hon.
| Mr.. Gladstone, Chief Justice Cockburno
| Right lion. Mr.. Childers, Viscount STAINS
| field, Mr.. Vernon Harcourt, Hepyorth
| Dixon and Miss NJ. E. Braddon. Dean
| Stanley read the funeral services
| HAVANA, January %, via Key West Jane
| uary 25.-Advices have been received fronp
| the City of Mckee to the fifteenth Instant
/ The Vera Cruz and City of Mexico railo
! road had been finished. The festivities az
| tending It's inauguration lasted week, and
! were participated in by the present menp-
| bers OF the Cabinet, Congressman and prize
! cipal citizens. Business was suspended ON
| the FIRST and President Lerdo do TejadS
| left the capital on a train which was pre-.
| ceded by an advance locomotive. At Tepex-
! pan, the first station outside of the capita'.
| the desperadOes had plaosd three bould-
ers across the track, bat, with the excep-
| ton of breaking the cow-catcher of the
| first locomotive, no damage was done. Az
| all the stations at which the presidential
| train stopped the President was received
! with enthusiasm. Minister Nelson who
| was Just returning from his visit to the
! United States, met the President at Ari-
seava, and returned with the party to Vera
| Cruz.
On the third instant the President and
the Minister of Spain to Mexico took break
fast on board the Spanish man off, war Isa-
bel Cato, at which toasts complimentary to
! Spain and Mexico were drank. The party
left Vera Cruz on the sixth instant and ar
rived at the capital on the eigth.
The political condition of the country is
unchanged. The message of President
| Grant is considered favorable towards
| Mexico. Nevertheless complications arc
| feared, owing to affairs on the Rio Grande.
Minister Nelson has returned to the CAPT
| tai.
The Did,fO says several Cuban nOblemea
have asked and obtained of the Captain
| General permission to join in manifestation
of Spanish Grandes against reform in An
| titles.
| MADRID. January 25-The committee on
the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico will
present their report to the Cortes on Mon
day.
They will recommend the issue of bonds
to the amount of 10000 900 pesetas to pro-
| vide funds for the indemnifcation of th@
slave owners.
| Senor Padlal has announced his intention
| of moving several amendments, still furthes
| liberalizing the bill.
CITY OF MEXICO, January l5-The CitS
| of Mexico and Vera Cruz railroad has bees
| completed. The event was celebrated by o
weeks festivities.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
Yours truly.
NaIeys the News Dealer

There are few enterprising men in this
city who are bound to succeed, because
they are always hopeful, always energetic.
and always ''push things" Among them
may be named G. G. Haley, of the CONNER
cial place aud Poydras street news depots
and stationery establishments, and David
Bidwell. of the Academy of Music. They
both mean business all the time. The latter
never bothers himself about politics, and
Mr.. Haley has only been interested in pol
itcs in order that he might be nominated
and elected TO the House of Representatives
of Louisiana, where he could have an oppOr'
tunity to assist in making good laws, and
to supply the General Assembly with sta
tiOnery at cash prices. Il New Orleans had
few more men like Haley and Bidwell, we
would have prosperity, railroad to Ell
Paso and the City of Mexico, and railroad
communication in every direction where
New Orleans could profit thereby.
Mr.. Haley has at Commercial place
Poydras street, and on the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad, all the leading maya
zines of this country and Europe, together
with illustrated and other weekly papers
and the leading daily newspapers of the
United States, including the New Orleans
REPUBLICAN.
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NEW YORK
Specie Shipmenfs-Bank Statenent-Judgt
Tracey Dead.


Tracey Dead.
New YORK, January 25.-Shipments of
specie to-day amounted to S2,23O,000.
The bank statement shows loss in re-
serves of $600,000
Arrived-Steamers MORO Castle. Virgo,
Antivert, Algeria, Regulator, New Orleans
and Mississippi. Arrived Out-Java and
Erin.
The steamer MORO Castle was seized for
Judge Tracey, of the Marine Court, is
dead
The bank statement shows: Increase in
loans S3 G9J, 900; increase in specie S7JO, 900;
increase in egal tenders 81 500, 900; increase
in deposits $4,000 900.
Evening ng.-Governments advanced "a a
3s Skies of 1881, 1875; tive-twenties of 1862,
1854; 1861, rs 6ll54; 1865, ll63s, ne "
1853; 1867, 1868; 1868, lI619, new fives
now 80K; Virginia skies As, new SO, consoli-
dated 56, deferred Ii; Louisiana SKIES
80, new 45; levee skies so, eights TO- Ala
bama eighths 81, fves So; Georgia skies 10,
sevens Sc; North Carolinas 80, new l6,
special tax I2; South CaroGnas 40, new 213
Ap~il and October "a.
Cotton has been firm at an advance.
Sales for the week reached 93,6l6 bales, OF
which II $50 were for future delivery and
Money active in the morning at gold,
but became easier in the afternoon, and de-
clined to 6. Exchange dull at 9as 9h.
Gold opened at Il4Is a lI4A, sold down to
ll37s. then advanced to lI4So and closed
at il37s ai!f. Loans were from 6 10 for
carrying. Governments opened firm, and
were very strong all day; sales on can we're
from u to iB above last nights prices
The suits against the Atlantic Mail Steam.
ship Company, it is reported, were broneht
by the stockholders who are dissatisfied with
the management
Margaret Scott. coiored, was found beaten
to death in Fortyfrst street to-day. Joseph
Hood, with whom she was living, is believed
to be the murderer.
The SANTANA Bay Company proposes 30
purchase several steamers at once. They
predict that San Domingo will become d re
sort for invalidso
The steamer CITY of Antwerp, from tiv.
erpool, brought 257 mail sacks to-day, the
largest single mail ever received in New
York. OF this number 1913 bags are for New
Zealand via San Francisco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-26
Communicated
,euce of Being n Good Fellow

Inconvenience of Being Good Fellow.
The sweetest milk of human kindness
will sometimes cream with righteous wrath,
even though it may acidulate in expression.
All doctors are pre-. supposed to be ex-
officio good fellows, and their Offices appro-
pirate places for other good fellows TO con-
gregate.
Cigars, meerschauma, politics, gossip and
tobacco spittle pollute their ante-rooms,
and even the inner sanctum is invaded.
If patient be not actually by the con-
sulting chair the good fellow is supposed to
have nothing TO do, aud he is expected to
devote his attention to help empty headed
oilers to kill their time.
The good fellow is to listen at all times
TO long spun narrations OF imaginary all
ments, and take his reward in additional
notes to the continuous refrain which sounds
his amiable disposition.
AS he is, of course, of charitable nature,
he must attend all the poor in his neighbor-
hood free of charge, while those able to pay
are neglected, to be seized upon by Dr.
Crusty, over the way.
Or, as usually happens, his own able
friends will fail to call upon him in paying
cases, because he is so kindly disposed that
he is anxious to have even his rival succeed.
When DIR. Crusty has secured all the
patients money, and utterly failed to afford
reliet the dilapidated body ana empty
pocket-book are straightway to be found in
the aute-rooms of the good fellow"
When DR.. Crusty has paying case which
he fails to relieve, he puts on a smoother
face, and asks good fellow" his opinion
and what to do.
If benefit results, DR.. Crusty pockets the
credit and the fee ; if the issue is not favor
able, the chance for paid consultation or
subsequent charge of the case is foreclosed
by the grave announcement: Il have
already had the advice of the good ftl-
low"
When case ID treated and the bill at last
sent in, it is the last paid, for, you know,
the doctor is good fellow and won't
mind is.''
No one gcas near Crusty for subscrip.
ton for any charity. "Good fellows
office is always thronged like town meet
ing for the benefit CT the poor.
BY "sood fellow" herein, is not meant
one who, in Yankee parlance, is styled a
"clever fellow" an easy going, unsophsti-
Gated, little more than half-witted chap, but
man with head full OF brains and infor.
nation, which he gives away for the asking
20 those who either lack the former OF are
too lazy TO work for the latter.
He can not say no! although his friends
are all the time robbing him of capital
more valuable than gold. Ten to one.
should misfortune oveltake him. the crea-
lures will say" He is a good fellow but"
and shrug and a wink are the sluice
gates of flood Of caiumny, or, at bost, of
depreciationo
Young EscuHapian friend, for heavens
sake. don't seek the reputation Of being a
"good fellow"
Yours truly. l.. D. S.