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POPE Plus THE NINTH.
His Holiness Health Still in Critical Condi.
tion-Easter Day Sympathy with -
the PontiR in England.
TeLeeaAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 49, 1873.
Dispatches dated In Rome confirm the report
which has been already addressed to the HERALD
from the Eternal City, concerning the condition Of
the health OF the Pope His Holiness illness is ola
serious character. He is suffering from rheumatic
fever, and the pain OF the disease ia aggravated by
the consequences Of an liberation Of one Of his
legs.
Much anxiety prevailed in the Vatican during tbs
hours OF Thursday, the 10th instant, with respect to
the probable issue of the attack.
CONGREGATIONAL SYMPATHY WITH THE SUFFERING
PoNTIFF
The Easter ceremonies in the Catholic churches
throughout England will be conducted with less
brllliancy than usual, In consequence Of the sick.
ness Of the Holy Father.
The Fdnttald says the Holy Father suffers from
an unceasng pain In his left side and nausea.
The Vatican Bulletins Moro Favorable
His Holiness stronger I'm Health and
Improving.
ROME, April IL, 1873.
The Pope was better this morning. The p0cS
Vertta (newspaper) this afternoon announces that
his Holiness has continued to improve.
During the day the Pope received the Cardinals
and wrote several letters.
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IFron the New York sun, April 12l
The Cuban revolution is now in It's hitn year
and is as lively and indomtabe as ever. Inc
Cubans have few arms except what they nave
taken fromth enemy, and their supplies Oh am
munition have always been uncertain ana scanV.
But their cause is q most sacred one ana they nave
served 1t with heroic devotion ana perse-
verance During the whole OF this time
General Grants administration, and, by con-
sequence, the republican party-which has
blnd,v followed his lead for fear that
any dissension might be fatal to its continuance in
power at home--has stolldly supported his policy.
The democratic party has also been so far con-
trolled by Spanish agents that for the most part
has avoided all expression OF sympathy and all
active assistance to the Cubans. For most OF the
time Also the HERALD has warmly advocated the
Spanish cause denouncing and belittng the efforts
OF the Cubans, and constantly predicting the
speedy collapse OF the revolution. The struggle
has steadily continued, however, and the Cubans
have at last gained the advocacy OF the HERALD.
Of their ultimate success there is no doubt and
we trust that 1t may be achieved without the sacri-
fee OF Mr.. O'Kelly by the Spaniards, for he is a
gallant and plucky fellow and merits better fate.
The Inviolability OF . Correspondents.
From the Wilmington IN. CO. Journal, April 1o.l
The friendly relations existing OF late between
the New YORK HERALD and the Captain General
Captain-General has gone 80 far as to arrest Mr..
O'Keny, the Especial Commissioner OF the
HERALD" and ''Court OF Inquiry" has been ap-
pointed to examine into the charge of that he had
upon his person papers OF the Instruction.
II Mr.. O'Kelly were simple citizen Of the United
States we should feel apprehensive that his life
was in great danger, or, at best, that he would
undergo long imprisonment. As 1t Is, however,
Mr.. OKely occupies stronger position. He
is especial Commissioner Of the NEW YORK
HERALD" and that mighty power has
already laid down its ultmatum in the shape of q
double loaded editorial Of column and half in
length. The HERALD distinctly and formally says
to the Captain General:-"And here 1t il proper to
say that we and the civilized world viii hold him
responsible Tor the fate OF Mr.. O'Kely." And then
not satisfied with that declaration. again formally
SAYS to him:-"We shall h0Id and this country will
hold, both General Ceballos and the Spanish
government responsible Tor the fate Of our commits
sioner.n
If anything can save Mr.. O'Kelly It viii be the
power Of the HERALD. paper that requires 100
columns OF printed matter for single days issue,
and that receives $685. 900 in cash Tor the advertise
ments In single issue Is not power to be dcspsed
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Easter Music in BROOKLYN.

II has ever been the custom OF the "sweet sing
OF Israel to render their most dulce strains in
honor and glory OF God, who rose triumphant over
death, as commemorated by the Christian world
at Easter time. Hence 1t is that for weeks prior
to the dawn OF that great, joyful festival
the chors gather for rehearsal and mutual
improvement, that they may render the
best possible account OF their vocal
powers to Him who gave them that
charm on Easter Sunday. Imbued with this COM
mendable zeal, both artists and amateurs OF the
cholrs of the City OF Churches have practised long
and carefully in their respective parts for the ap
preaching OCCASION and the exhibit promises to be
most excellent. The order arranged for several OF
the principal churches, EpiscOpaian and Catholic,
Is suboined:-
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1eLEcRAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The force OF Carlists under Saballs, which
attacked Pugcerda was 1000 strong, while the de-
tenders of the town numbered 500, OF whom only
fifty were soldiers, the remainder being citizens.
After o fusilade Of twenty-four hours duration
the ammunition of the republicans became ex-
hausted, and the Acalde OF Puigcerda sent for re.
endorsements which arrived too late to participate
In the fighting, as the Carlists had ceased their
attack and withdrawn from before the town.
The insurrectionsts carried their wounded with
them and burned the bodies OF their dead.
French Reports from the Scene OF Con.
nict.
PARIS, April IL, 1873.
despatch from Perpgnan says the Carlists re.
treated from Puigccrda, IN consequence OF the
arrival OF three columns OF Spanish troops to REIN
force the garrison OF the town.
The Carlsts themselves, however, tell different
story. They say they abandoned the attack and
withdrew because they would not fight on Good
Friday.
They also state that they intend to return and
renew the attack.
DON CARLOS, HEADQUARTERS DURING THE BATTLE.
Don Carlos arrived in Perpignan before tho
attack Puigcerda, and there awaited the result.
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CUBA.
Bidwell, the Alleged Forgsr, Escapes from
Prison-A Jump for Liberty and
Away from Exradition,
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April II, 1878.
Bidwen, the alleged Bank OF England iorgerS
escaped rom prison yesterday evening by jumping
over the balcony. He was partly dressed. 10y
He is supposed to be hiding in this city. - |,
Bidwells Havana friends, seeing the impossS
bIlity OF counteractng by legal means the efforts
OF the British Consul TO secure his extraditioa
undoubtedly planned this affair.
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The Prince Chancellor In Easter Holiday
SPAIN

The Carlist Assault on Puigcerda Detailed from
Spanish and French Sources-The Bourbon
lists Burn the Bodies Of Their Dead
Don Carlos Headquarters Dur
ing the Fight-March Of Re-
publican Reinforcements
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BELGIUM.
Coast Fisheries Guard Against the Subjects Of .
Friendly Power.
TELEGUAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, April IL, 1879
The Belgian government has stationed manor.
war at Ostend to prevent English fishing vessels
from encroaching beyond the prescribed limits.
The Quarrymen's Strike Terminated.
BRUSSELS, April IL, 1873.
The strike OF the quarrymen OF the Enghien dis.
trict in Hainault has ended.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April 12 1873.
The moderate republicans In the National AS
sembly have failed to induce M. Theirs to with
draw M. de Remusat's candidacy for the scat to
fill the vacancy in that body from Paris.
lie Steele in its issue to-day announces that Il win
support NJ. Barodet.
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The American Government Determined
that Mr.. O'Kelly Shall Not BE Sacrificed
TO Spanish Prejudice or NIisconception.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1873.
There have been no advices received from
our Consuls in Cuba respecting the case Of
OKellys bis friends in New York have
actively interested themselves with the State
Department, and
THE MOST SERIOUS ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN
TO their seusssepatops and requests, Should
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
CoNsTANTINoPLF

CoNsrANTINoPLE, April IL, 1878.
A conflict occurred near this city yesterday be-
tween party OF smugglers and Turkish revenue
officers. several persons were killed and wounded.
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GERMANY.
American Official Compliment to q Corruptionist
Ring Breaker.
1ELEcaAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN April IL, 1873.
Hon. George Bancroft, the American Minister,
yesterday entertained at dinner Herr Lasker, the
member OF the Prussian Diet who at the last ses-
sion originated the inquiry into the alleged corrup-
tlon In the procuring OF railway concessions for
certain corporations through the influence Of Cab
met officials.
THE UNITED STATES MNIsTER-HIs PERSONAL RE-
LATIONs TO THE COURT AND HIS CONDITION Oh
HEALTH.
rumor which has been current In Berlin that
Mr.. Bancroft the United States Minister, would
soon resign is denied to-day. Mr.. Bancroft re-
Gently received letter from President Grant, cons
mandatory OF his course. He also continues to
enjoy the confidence OF the Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck. Mr.. Bancroft has entirely re-
covered from his late indispOsitlOn.
The Prince Chancellor I'm Easter Holiday
Recreation.
BERLIN April II, 1873.
Prince Bismarck has left Berlin for his estate at
Varzin, where he will remain until after the Easter
holidays.
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a nymn %n;i.'........... Mozart
Hy@ni se %es
SSa%ssaiSa Hynn congregational
o'''a y AA's''S S S@ Service ~. s.+
Gloria patri. Chant
Bcnsiis Anima; Baek in
9aertory The Lord viii Comfort iS'
Hymn lO7, Congregational.
Morning Service at l015
vidi aquam Chorus and solo, Pecher
oGer.ory hmc Dies, sung by mrs Easton Paccni
Vepers Service at ga
nagniicat ...,..,................. Emerieh
Tantum Ergo ................. -. .Nava
CHURCH OF TIE HEAVENLY REST PROTESTANT
Choir consists OF soiosts witna chorus OF twenty
lour male voices, under the direction OF Mr.. Charles
:. Fischer, Jr., organist and choirmaster, who Is
well-known as musical amateur
Christ our Passover" o,""S ss.'.ee Millara
yubiate in CT. Dudley Buck
ihn n,Sa,, Christ Christ the e. LORD ord, hopkins
oacrtory, "iknow that my Rcdeemerr iiy,cci!h"..
zyeptsg ssrvtes i'ander' Messiah"
Professional Jesus $50. Dr. Croft
Gloria, Iossras rwe,,!h Mass suck
ofertory But Thou didst not leave" Handeis Messiah
CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES (PRoTEsTANT
EPISCOPAL.
Morniig Serrice.
Inrlst ana PASSOVER Willard
Ie peum uh2mas
inToit Christ Rsen HOPKINS
Anthem, "Thine q Lordn James Kent
Oiertory, Thou Art Worthy Purcell
Professional "Jesus Iiyes ................Dr Croft
Cantatc. Jackson in f.
Bcnedic George Leach
Hymn HE Is Risenn. Cobb
Charles $. Fischer, Jr, Organist and Choir Master.
CALVARY PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Opening piece Christ Is Risen". Thorne
"Christ Passovern. .Fairlamb
Psalter Trinity Psaltcr).
Jubilate in '''''' '''.....''''.'''o 'o''"' Vo "
II Know that my Redcemer Liveh" Handel
Soprano solo, Mrs. Cruger.
hymn vs.
Onertory tenor solo and chorus from Last Judgment
Spohr
ST. THOMAS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PROFESSIONAL "Let the Song be Begun. Warren
Chapplc
Je s em beo Anthems in major j. THOMAS
Hymn no ancient and modern) .Barnby
occasional, GLORIOUS is the King" GLORIA, Sd masso
Haydn
PROFESSIONAL "The World itself keeps Easter Day.
Enro Psalm II of the Selection. Warren
nyIie bApuste SaA,
Hymn, io7 ancient and Modern second tune .Worgan
Ascrpt0n 20 Give thanks unto the Lord John GOss
Ohertory, "Crown Him Everlasting King" Warren
Ante Communion, st. Thomas Carol".. Warren
LYNN prayer Boob 0anter bury Playford
Rece ssonai 70 day of rest and gadness
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FRANCE.

The Government Candidate Still Presented for
Election in Paris.
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O'KELLY,
HERALD CORRESPONDENT,
Imprisoned at ManZanillO.

] had conversation this morning with
AN OFFICER OF HIGH RANK
about the probable result of O'Kelly's trial.
He said all depended upon the contents Of
THE LETTERS AND DOCUMENTS
found upon O'Kelly. This gentleman in
formed me that the court martial could not
possibly sit in O'Kellys case until the pre-
iminary examination is made on smmario,
which means an inquiry wherein formal
declarations and testimony are taken down in
writing by the military Fiscal. The accused
is Intercepted, .and the military Fiscal ex-
clusively takes all that bears upon the matter
to form case, which, after being made up, is
FORWARDED TO THE CAPTAIN GENERAL,
ii order that he may appoint the court mar
tial. This same officer
ADVISED ME TO ANTICIPATE RESULTS
and have all possible influence used in order
that the home government may order the
Captain General by telegraph to suspend exc
cution of sentence
IN CASE o'KELLY Is CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
It has already occurred several times that
pardons have arrived from Spain
AFTER EXECUTIONS HAD TAKEN PLACE,
as military sentences are carried out in undue
haste, and as efforts are only generally made
in behalf Of the accused after the sentence
is pronounced. The speed of the telegraph
has even been too slow.
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ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Morning at ten
Anthem, With joyful Hearts, GLORIA
Psalter and Glorias in G, f. G....................
TIE Deum in Loretz Jr.
"The Strain Uprase,n chant. Hymns .........An-Mod
OHertory Far Flames the Easter Morn. .Loretz Jr
hymn. .Hymnai
voluntary, organ ..........
Communion Hymn ;..;.......................: Hymna
Gloria IN Excesis III ID, chant s. jackson
Epcniag at eight.
Prelude, organ Bee tnoven
Anthem Grant Thy Peace ............ Loretz Jr.
Psaltcr, with Glorias in G. and G...............
Gloria In Excelss chant jackson
Cantate pcmne IL Brngewater
oifertory. God of Our Fathers'' ~ Loretz Jr
Hymn Hymnal
Doxology.
Grande Postudio, organ .Newhomul
ST. CHARLES BORR0MEO (ROMAN CATHOIIC)
The high standard OF excellence which the choir
OF this church has justly held for many years Is to
be maintained this Easter. GeaeTalli's No.
grand mass in &C." with orchestral accompani-
ment, will be rendered. The soprano is Nine de
Lussan; contralto, Mme Blanchard; basso, NJ
Barnaman; tenor, G. G. Lockwood Professor
James HOFFMAN, the distinguished organist, will
preside at that instrument At the offertory solo
will be sung by Madame de Lussan In the evening
Minis grand vespers will be given; Lambilloth's
.Regina CGli' and Rossinis ''Tantum Ergsu
Nine. Alderman JaryOrska and Nine. Hoffman,
sopranos; Miss Blanchard, alto M. Hopkins tenor
and M Gustavus Hall, baritone, will assist the
regular choir.
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require very little provocation to excite popular
demand Tor the immediate recognition OF the
Cubans as insurgents
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TURKEY.

Revenue officers in Battle with q Band Of
Smugglers.
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no reports be received within q few days
Consul General Torbert win be instructed to
interpose the authority Of this government,
so far az to see that the imprisoned CORE
spondent be -!-- 1902
NOT SACRIFICED BY PREJUDICE AGAINST HIM
SELF OR THIS COUNTRY,
or by misconception or misrepresentation Of
his actual offence against the Spanish au-
thority.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Secretary Fish Announces tho Action OF
the American Government.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 10, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have just received the following dispatches
relative to the case of my brother in reply to
appeals addressed to the Secretary OF State,
the Hon. Hamilton Fish, and to Sir Edward
Thornton, Her Britannia Majesty's Minister
at Washington. STEPHEN J. O'KELLY.
ACTION By THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, April -, 1873.
STEPHEN J. OKELLY Hartford, Conn.,
have telegraphed to United States Consul
General in Havana, A. T. A. Torbert, in
structing him that, inasmuoh as James J.
O'Kelly is British subject this government
cannot interfere officially, but that he see the
British Consul and
USE HIS GOOD OFFICES,
either in conjunction with him or separately,
with the authorities to allow the trial of James
J. OKelly to be conducted in Havana and
expressing the hope that they will deal merci-
full with him. HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State.
THE BRITISH MINISTER'S REPLY.
WASHINGTON, April IL, 1873.
STEPHEN J. O'KELLY, Hartford, Conn
Mr. Dunlop, British Consul General at Ha-
vana, is the agent of Her Majestys govern
ment in Cuba. have no authority over him
nor in Cuba. EDWARD THORNTON.
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0'KELLY'S LIFE.
A Startling Report from
Key West.
o'KHLLY SAID TO BE DEAD.
Y
Rlmor that He Died Of Exhaustion on
His Way to Santiago.
If This Is True He Has Been
Murdered.
Uncertainty at Havana---Tele-
grams Still Suppressed.
WILL THE AID BE IN TIME?
Secretary Fish Instructs the
United States Consul
General at Havana.
HIS GOOD OFFICES TO BE USED.
Request To Be Made for Having
the Trial at Havana.
Asks the Authorities to Deal
Mercifully.
The British Minister Thornton's
Want of Jurisdiction.
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S VIEWS.
He Admircs Mr.. O'Kelly
for His Pluck.
"Although British Subject We Can
Claim Him as Our Own"
nTHE ENGLISH ACT PROMPTLY"
The American Press on Our Com
missioner's Peril.
KEY WEST, April IL, 1873.
A report prevails here, which is commune
Gated to me through Spanish sources, that
OKelly
DIED OF EXHAUSTION
On his journey from Manzanillo to Santiago,
whittier he was being conveyed for trial. The
exhaustion was the
RESULT OF HIS PROLONGED CONFINEMENT.
send all know so far. This may not be
reliable; but do not feel justified in with
holding the fact from you.
Uncertainty ~ TO Our Commissioner's
Condition-The Course or Court Mar
tials In Cuba-Thc Situation Grave.
HAVANA, April IL, 1873.
Tam in continual suspense. hear nothing
reliable from any source. I have received no
replies to my kilograms to Consuls at San
tiago de Cuba, nor have had one word
directly from O'Kelly, to whom telegraphed
again yesterday by cable to Santiago de Cuba,
to be wired overland to Manzanillo, adj
dressing
O'KELLY,
HERALD CORRESPONDENT,
Imprisoned at ManZanilO.
] had conversation this morning with
AN OFFICER OF HIGH RANK
about the probable result of O'Kelly's trial
He said all depended upon the contents Of
THE LETTERS AND DOCUMENTS
found upon OKelly. This gentleman in
formed me that the court martial could not
possibly sit in O'Kelly's case until the pre-
liminary examination is made on sumario,
rh;nI yoaopc an ;roY,;rv xyharo;,, ro~,,,oJ
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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF AN OLD Man
A correspondent of the New York San,
from Alachun, Florida, gives case of
brutality that presents the other side of
the Ku kIux question. and may have
been an incentive in other similar in
stances Of which The advocates Of the
Ku Klux complain. lie save:
''Iu this town (Ncwmapsyille) resides
IL feeble old gentleman, now in the
ninety fifth year of Lila age, John
Powers ny name, who, as carly as 1912,
enlisted in the army of the United
States, fighting all through that war.
He was also with Decatur in his expedi
ton against Tripoli, and served in the
Crock war under Jackson. Last Satur-
day week this old gentleman, while at-
tending to go ne little matters in town.
was assaulted by stalwart negro, horse
whipped and knocked down. Mr..
Powers, through the interference of
another negro, who had some respect for
his gray hairs, made his escape, followed
by nbout thirty of these devils. shout
ing, Kill the id old -, kill him. >
Fortunately he gained tho honso of a
friend, where he secured gun and put
to bay the mob"
The correspondent mentions other
outrages Of the Same character. He
continues:
"One OF the most recent Of these out.
RACES happened the fourth day of the
election at this precinct. aud the writer
aud hundreds of others wore eye-wit-
nesses to what follows. The polls we're
opened at the usual hour, md when the
voting began it was almost impossible to
keep the negroes from taking complete
possession OF them. About the middle
OF the day colored man voted for
Greeley and the conservative State
ticket, when disturbance arose, which
was kept up until late in the evening,
and finally eliminated in deadly assault
on two citizens OF the town. One of
thom (Dr. Jackson) was struck and
knocked senseless by bludgeon of some
kind as he was entering his dwelling to
go to his supper, and no now lies in
dangerous condition. A gun was fired
at him while falling, and some forty or
fifty shot penetrated tho door of his
house. About the spme time young
man was also assailed, but having been
struck slanting blow Oh the side OF his
head, he was only slightly stunned. The
only offence that these gentlemen had
committed was that OF voting as they
cav it,"
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II there are any people named Brown
III this country, they had better be
knocking the dust of from their family
Bibles, and otherwise making prepara-
tions to inherit something, as an old lady
named Brown has Just died without
heirs in London, leaving 81, 100000.
FROZEN TO DEATH. On Thursday
night last Simon Anderson, an employee
on Capt. Whipple's place, near Back
Swamp. was frozen to death while MAX
Ing his way home in sn intoxicated oon.
dition Darlington Southsrnsr.
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TIE WEALTH OF ABDKvILLE.-From
the Abbeville Medium We learn that the
total value Of all real estate in Abbevills
County is 84,88l, ,226.65. Total value
personal property, $2.573,013. Total
value OF all property. $7,254,240. Our
country tax amounts to S2I,762.7 ~.
Court House tax. $14,508, ,48. School
tax, S8.049.5 so. Poll tag, 5.404. Total
amount Of taxation, $40, 724, 724. TO.
being something more than nine dollars
to every voter in the County.
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A Fairfield correspondent of the
Charleston Na,ss furnishes the following
account OF q repetition Of the Newberry
swindle: ass.l
We have lately had some of the arts OF
regular Down!East sharper practiced
upon us, by''A fellow styling himself
Brooks. He firat made very liberal offers
for oil cotton along the line of the Spar
tanburg and Union Railroad, and had
good many bales delivered at the differ
ent depots.; On Saturday, 21st ultimo,
he passed down the road. telling the
parties Of whom he had purchased the
cotton that lie did mot have money
enongh to pay for il, but would return
On the Monday following to settle with
themi and 20 save them all trouble and
responsibility, they rnust leave the cot
ton in the depot, and allow him to take
a railroad receipt for it, which they nm.
warily did. After waiting impatiently
ior week. they found, to their great
disgust, that the raaoeI had drawn money
on his receipta In Colunb bia, and put ont
for parts unknown. .''e~