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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-02

MosQUITo BARS, all kinds. cheap at w. K.
Thixton' 8, 256 Second street.
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MS doom with mothers devotion, he looks
neither around nor behind him. The grave
Is before him. and he Is bravely marching
upon It. To show that this is no fancy PIC
ture Of the imagination, we give for Memphis
the figures of the annual death rate per enc
thousand inhabi'1nti:
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HOT SPRINGS,

decoration day In North Carolina.
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Gifted Southern CHRIS.

Raymond" in the Louisville Courier
Journal; Miss Lillian, daughter of Hon.
Albert Pike, is one of the most accomplished
musicians in the city. She excells as harp
list as well as pianist. She end her father
live down town, in an questionable part of
the city, in house which has forblddinG
exterior, but when you enter their rooms the
scene changes. There are rare old pictures
and busts, antique furnlture, valuable and
comprehensive library, all rendered more at
tractiys By the brilliant conversation of the
remarkable man and his fair, accomplished
eiety, but a few old friends cling 10 them,
and strangers who have heard of the talents
of the two seek them out and feel grateful
for their acquaintance. Persons who have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-02

The Lord OF Light. who rules the hours,
Has scattered through our sunny land
Mementoes Of His love In flowers
With lavish hand
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P. 81 notice that Mr.. Stephens has been
venting his spleen" on the Potter resolu-
tons. Mr.. Stephens accepted the Vice-Pres-
idency OF the Confederates States, and was a
thorn in the side of the Confederacy as long
as it existed. He is neither pig nor pup"
nor has he ever been anything else than a
hybrid. G.
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change Of retail trade, and banishfng the
residue Of the accumulated stock TO India
and the East, Il one which might well
arouse the liestapprehensionsot public
disaster. So far from accepting II as q re-
proach that the States referred 70 gave q
cordial support 10 the proposition Of the
United States, your Commissioners hold
1t to be = legitimate argument that the re-
tention OF silver would greatly facilitate
the resumption OF specie payments by all
countries having O forced circulation OF
paper, the result primarily OF great I'm.
portance to themselves and to be desired
BY the commonwealth Of nations.
1.-THE United States appeared at the con.
ference at o disadvantage by reason Of the
belief quite commonly entertained In Eu-
rope that the action OF Congress had been
mainly determined by the consideration
that the United States are largely produc-
ers Of silver. The opinion exhibited not O
little vitality, aud your Commissioners
found Il necessary TO combat It. They
showed that not only had the Govern
ment OF the United States no royalty on
the production OF the mines OF the pre-
cious metals, but that throughthe absence
of any accumulated stock II had In fact far
less OF q special interest In the question
under consideration than many or even
most OF the States represented in the con.
ference.pa fa
"Inl speaking Of the obstacles which pre-.
vented an agreement as TO the resumption
OF silver coinage, or tho establishment ola
legal ratio 10 coinage between gold and
silver, your commissioners do not desire
to be understood that all the delegates who
have been mentioned as showing them.
selves favorable to the continued use OF
silver as money admitted the practicable
ty ola concurrent circulation Of the two
metals in the same country, or professed a
willingness to recommend to their govern
ments action e that end. The English
delegation, while strongly deprecating the
crusade against silver, nevertheless has de-
elared that England would not recede from
the monetary legislation OF 1916, establish
ing the single goldstandard."
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Mr.. Nasty Utters . Protest Against the
.Howia' or the Northern Republican
Press Over the Prevention Of Negro
Voting In the south.
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PETROLEUM V. Massey,
Statesman (Shotgun.)
Th. sllSsrconfsssRss RspSst q consrs,s.
Thefeport ofthe COMMISSIONER on be-

The sliSsrConfsrsRes EepSrt toCensress.
The report ofthec omnissioners on be-
half Of the United stateswho attended tho
international monetary conference, has
been printed for tho use Of Congress. The
commissioners state that It was the IN
mistakable sentiment OF the conference
,hatthe Demonstration, ofsiksr had pro-
ceedeI further than was compatible with
the interests Of Eurore and America, and
while diplomatiee acknowledgements
the formal declaration Of any opinion
which woqIA have beOn offensive to the
minority, the conference did not 6esitate
to declare that the monetary functions Of
silver ought to be maintained as well as
,thoss otqOld: Tlerepors Ehlchls signed
by the three commissioner, Reaben'E,
Fehton, VIM, $. droesheCk and FRANCS 4,
Walker, concludes as follows:
ave conceive that there a hardly be
dissent from the proposition that It would
be both q political wrong and an sconomi'
sal injury of the SraSest character to
adopt q monetary, policy which should. In
crease the pressure Of debts BY Aiminish'
ing the amount OF the precious metals In
which they may he paid. With the enor
NOUS public debts OF Europe and America
amounting to no less than twenty thou'
sand millions al dollars, contracted a.
fine when silver formed an important par
in the monetary circulation, the project e
reduce that metal to the rank o
token money, allowing II to remain II
Europe and America only as the 'nall
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After this Prof. kellogg became the sub.
ject Of a long catechising. III regard TO Ills
peculiar views, during which he gave all to
understand that he did not think the
church would ever depart from the full.
ness oil, the Holy Ghost. He said there
was no regeneration without the Spirit,
the Bible, not sven the scenes Of the tndg.
ment could produce it. but the Spirit
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Gruxtssa' Sulea, -
u,RusTEE's SALE.

U~NRuSTEES SALE.
n, ,iFiue o,lEO Deeds Il Trust, The, luilatOdon
,hsSthJ DAY 6fAigust, lsli, nd the scoend n ne
i'd dIyo ssptssbrr, III, lclh nadt u Y !. NIeoIl
,%s / niiei SlA,tt BpiidIns. LIND and ~ Aa,pdaiioa
1Sdrc5fbci ia III office q &c Clrrt q tte County,
III "a ii, at pSSe ID. ini Dsel q 4fust fooi
Sale, Il pSsa 10 resp euseiy, ! " m SCI q puhlis
,adIOnto
SATURDAY bic 2lsi day 81 Dec uboh isp.
Al thc it6nti bOr IL the doAt IIonss u ohIo Cdnniy,
i, gihnlaF 40 poIclock AN, Inc 3~OlloHlpg descrlbid
s~sI1sliie, situate on TIM east VIDE Of FfOut strect, 10
The addition to the city u wheeling laid out Gy lien.
~ Moore, TFUter Of the estate u L. Zane, on Whesl-
i6e iLand, and talInaied on the plat Of said addition
TEEUs-OnCthirl caAh, or more u p~urchaIer 80
,Ici, balance payable Ia equal .lnstallIncntS at lH and
iSrlIs months, secured by deed Of trust.
selling ~ trustee, | shall only convey such title ~
4, Vested in ms ~ such trustee, although title Is be-
lrVrI to Ge perfect.
Vs., II. HALLIR, AuctlJneeT. n02l
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U1RUsTEE's SALE.

~ ~ylI,ueof a Deed Of Trust made by William Ne
SiGb Bnd Annie Il. McSabb. his wife. 10 the under.
,tned IL Trustee, dated the 18th day Of May, 1874, and
Of record Ia the Clerks office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia book Of deeds Of InSt
shd mortgages No. 3, at page u.s. the undersigned
NIfou mANT
THURSDAY, the l9th day Of Decstnber a. D. is9s,
COnnknclbg atIO O'clock 4. q, sell ht public aucion
Al the front 1OGF Otthe Court House 81 Aid county,
ia ths riIyo . Wheeling, westSIrgtniA, the following
described real estate situate In said city, county AMI
state, tO.WiI: The undivided half Of oil that part Of
~, numbered eighty.nInr, In tho 9th Ward Of sud
cly, which said pant measures aeIS feet In width and
runs Of that width from the creek ina llne drawn from
the p1iut, where The western boundary Of said part Of
lOt 81 IntersICiA with the north line 81 20th street, 70
the alley hereinafter mentI0uCd and II right angles
Nth the alley, and said part also includes the TRAN.
Valar piece Of ground, between al1 line last named
dnzn to said alley and Goth street; the said part Of
aid lot adIOins an alley Oh the east side Of said part
lot and measures 4igh feet on Goth street, and has on
sane the wagon shops lately Opsntod By William No
Sabb. and Il the satue granted TO william McNAbo
and Thomas AOfat by Th0mhS NELL and otheFs By
deed dated April sth, 1854, and now Of record Ia said
Ciprk'S Office Ia deed book No. 70. at folius and 2.
TEKNS OH SALE-One-third Of the purchase money,
OF AZ much more thereof IA the purchaser may elect %
pay, In cash, aud the residue 10 two equal install.
nlsntA hearing interest frpnI The day Of sale, payable
sx And tEclSG npntts rekpeetiyely from theNtAyloi
nlt, and secured b. deed ot tftston the ttopeftysoid u.
The title Is believed good, but selling rs Trustee J
NhalI convey only such tide rs Is vested 10 me By shd
"e"'' """' GEORGE n. CALDWELL, Trustee.
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HR WHEETJNG DAILY NIELMGENCER, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER l9lS8

committee to revise subjects forthe week
OF prayer, selected by the Evangelical Al
lance. One Brother suggested In q whis-
per that a,.day should be set to pray iorthe.
l~conyersion OF the Prebaeridn BdnH$r.
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JOHN ROBERTSON Truatee.
TRUSTEE's SALE.
Ia the circul. Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia
George zilh' Tin chapcery.

Tin chancery,
s,n,sI 7 Boyd al nj.
os1,.a ytiiss MA I3sibSrS zfieS his Vie, 10 hei M.
'1SSHisvsJ Ty'.tee dated the ia day N December
IsiS md reeoriSdi m INC Clerk once 81 The County
Eout al ohio county, West Virginia, In hoax Of deeds
SSI Ir,s,. and mnr,.nees No Q. on5paFes sgi, ig2 and
v and nnrsuant tStEe decree enteresi BY said Court
II " r. =" "h,%s msntIonSd eause On Inc 10Th day Of Au.
~n', is7S, I will selI, ON
MONDAY, the 18Th day Of November. A.D. ISIS,
In ths dty oi Wheeling, West Virginia, At the resi-
SsoSr Of t,eorre Zliies, At public auction to the high
al and best bidder, The following described real estate,
Am 'etstsd vtsaII deef:ot trus, being Tie sum Of
s Y \, H. X; Wv Y 's ssis' saa III sspssses q ale, II,
eIadiae the comtnIWlois u the trustee Sellibg, that !,
,o.nS9 csrtaIn trart al land. being mari Of Wheel
Inc i,i.rd In IN eouniy OF Ohio and State OF West
YindnIa. md he southern portion Of 4 tract Of land
'.,chasSb nv II. y. Whelan Of Josiah Updegrah,
Trustee Of y. NJ. s. Zane ard other; And the s5%e
y Wh.fsn Ly deed bearing date March Slst 1858, and
rsco,dsJ in daSd bcok No. IS, mage 87i, IN aid Clerks
or6er. and Is bounded rs follows: Beginning on the
~ sSrthesst corner sSthe dneyhtd Stict ieFmeriiy
S SIIssa ~ H lssncs @ Viz ~, ses ao sSr liS ssS q I'D a e 3ies !
north S2JLS west Of 6S-iOO poles 10 the east bank Of tho
w,.i brInrh Of aid river; thcuce UP said west branch
Ind blpdIng thereon north 90s rs east p 2l-loo pole
thsnre ISaTIny ala west branch and crossing the IL
land south SIS eat 60 i6.iO0 poles u the west bank Of
I'm al baneh Of saiiTiyer and downNLd~ river and
hIpdipS thereon south iS' tG Sastis 3s-tpQ poles, and
saSth ISscSst ii T1lOO pclts south0e IS east u 1910
pCiI 10 ths 'beQinning, containing 20acteA, more or
~. sale viii b. hnt made Of the lots laid down 10
~ rISt Slsj LuvIiSt 10. 1878, among the papers Of
Sidsaa,s, beginning with ~ No. !, then al The lS.:
N SOrth Front street extended, b~eSinnlnE with lot
So'S' snd taking them ia order, except No. s, on
Shifb M reddence Of said ZIles stands; then the
LOtIou North Huron street, beginning with lot No. IL
SndTskinT then In theIr order, and then II there
,houli ia inIuthcien, 10 pay As lat aforesaid, the lot
No, 4 but GeorgS 2iles Il 10 have privilege 10 have
iCi NJ. 4 sid II Ia % desires before ceiling any lots on
Nan HnTon GtFeet. then 40 much ofiths ,rGmaindet
Tfhe mi al land aioTe4aId, % ne whole thereof, a
NAV he pessssry 10 nav a. aioresaId. Acopy Of The
aid plat ms bean posted 10 the Clerks otice Of said
Of ~ XIII r. ONE ;Sird Of The purchase money. o.
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Or. Findley-Thc difficulty in my mind
lis this: One of the resolutions o ithe New
York alliance was that the kingdom OF
Christ was ever imminent, and that the
gospel was to be preached, not forthe con-
version OF tho world, but for a witness.
Prof. Kellogg=<Idnn'tllt that phraseol'
Iogy, ! prefer DrsHodge's in his common,
tary on the confession Of faith. "We are
toiregarda II as ever possible and imml
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''"'' GEORGE n. CALDWELL, Trustee.
L c. uEnNKY, Auctloneer. nOlt
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pr Rltinsery plaRt think you were 8,
M fRenewed smiles.1 Z

DR.. SeOYeI-WelI, seventeen. Wrote
to my old friend, DR.. Thomas, and he said
he had studied the subject fifteen years
and formed no opinion yet. That tint
caused him TO consider the subject lightly,
and he believed nov that whatever idea Of
the case one entertained, Il would be OF no
assistance in the spreading Of the Word.
The rest Of the meeting was taken upin
discussing the propriety Of appointinga
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

FRETTIso OVER TKIpLKe.- People
who fret over triAes are not only 10 no,
water themselves all .hoir lives, but they
keep other people there too; they ave al
way in trouble Of some kind, and moth
ing goes on rs :hey would have II. II
weather. and when they could enjoy .
rainy lay. it issurs 10 he bright and sun
shiny. They have = most peculiar fscul
ty of being miserable; II It is not one
thing il is another. They arc sure to
find something to groAn and fret sbou,.
In the summer they complain oftho heat
and collie; in the winter, pt cold and rhou-
matism. One would think they enjoy 10
ing miserable. They are always borrow
ing trouble. We rsmsmb a woman
who went to church on Sunday morning.;
her little girls shs took with her, but the
bows were LETT at h'me. She told them
what they mus. and must not do during
her sb.encs, and charged them to bo
bsdient and good. During the long pray
or, nHF ntHu WHHuoTeu bu, hHu tHb com
menced thinking about the urchins shs
had left behind and .hs thought that IL
Jimmy should go out to the big barn u
look amer hen's egrs. and should climb
up IN the high beams. and fall and break
hi. neck; and Tom should wonder why
Jimmy had gone so long, and 60 out ~
hook for him and 90 into the stable. and
the colts should kics and break his leg;
thsn ii Will should wonder what the
boys were doing, and ~ to sec. and the
bull should get loose ard gore him u
death! She worked herself into such n
nervous slate Of mind, that she went home
earlier than she intended and found that
not ons of them had been in tho barn
while she was absent. Any person
would say it WAS perfectly ridiculous for
her 10 get up AN excitement and make
hsrselfuncom ortable. all for nsthinK; but
it was her way, and some would cay, her
temperament.
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AN EXTHAoEDI<AkY L IkTLF Law

AN EXTRAoKDI>AkY Z IKT,F LAW.
The Manchester Guardian j. re-ppnsIbl,
Tor >eIy Hughahe account "f u lawsuit
/ which, was decided last week before III,
a narrated bv our cotrmpurhry the fact,
woud seem to he these: A certain peas
ant IN the vicinity o! Toulouse bought n
COW from one or h> neghhnrs lor tn" sum
420. Tn" bargain being made The tw,
sprcu alore retired To II quirt nook tu
complete the tiAnsucllun-the one To give
the uonry and receive the COW, the other
To give the COW md rrcvive The money
1 he buyer, with mn amount oi cauliun
winch wuuld argue ScOtli h descent held
his new purchase by II rope, while he
carefully counted down upon wouden
log or stump twenty pieces nf 20 fAncr
gold mud bank note OF 100 franc. At
ing aud -peculative turn at mind, sud
d-nly i"trrlercd in the matter, and. to use
dlpOmntic phrase u good dcnl used oi
bate, "nlterrd the situnti0n" bv making n
totally unexpected "dive" ut the stump
and swallnwlng the hnnk n"te.
Naturn ly n row M once got up between
buyer and seller, the one mantninlng TINT
he had pnid tor the COW, aud the other n,
stouily asserting that he had not received
the price of her, cllnchIng his argument
with the crushing statement that hs the
COW now belonged To the buyer aud had
pockvtrd the note in her way, the docu
ment was -tili in possession of ,he pur
chaser. Ths tHhiO'lunatr judge To whom
they have apprard has asked for lime to
thiIk III" matter over, and do his beet To
cut the Gordlan knot. As our colempo
Iary remarks. the lrainrd judge will find
it even more d dlficI It Lp d-cida lhtn The
diO,ectIcl 'n- OF the MIdd Ag-s-or, n II
gentlemen OF our ncqunintancs was Onte
lrcticnn-- found the celebrated dispute
Oi porcu- 1T -nccus. The question wa,
This, A sack containing pig was car
ritd Ia market by n prasant, and i. W.T.
sought to know whether the sack or the
man Carried the pig. For iliy yenrs, nj
least, the >chnla-tics wr"te numerous fol
los on the subject without being able 10
settle the problem. And yet that was II
trifling matter compared with the present
COW and bank note case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

The ection- this year ARE unusual Y
neW Cunprcs. msuy State tlrctlun> &C, ur
Whtvh in result will affect the >eats 81
srV"in Uuitrd State SpuH;uls Elections
for Sntr utic,ls and Lrgi-Miulr. will h..
hr'd daring thi- summer nrd AL iu A,a
hamn. Arknn,a>. Col"rnd", Counrcticut,
/ D-Iawarr, Kansas, Maine, MH,,nchu.rtt~
M,chignn Missouri. Nrb'",ka, Nrvnd"
| Otegrn, P,nu>S Slvnu,n. South Cntolina,
| iruu", re, Trxns, Vermont. Wl-con-ln
~ Ia the 81, L.. at Alabama, \ KIM
SIT, Conlndu. Connecticut, Fmiia,
G,,ngm, luin"i,, d nuH, Kansas. Lou
I,innn, Mls-oulI, Nevada, New Hanp
shei, New lo,k, North CA,oHnn, ore
g.r., Penn-yNnn1n, Suuih CHIouua, Yer
!nn.u and " I-c"n.In the LcgI- into rs
have To- chuu.r Unllcd Staiee Srnnlns ~
/ pa,r q! the p'r-rnl luCumb.nts, whose
tenn rAptrui thr 4h at March, 1879
/ The rrllIing Srnntors hte M.>srs Spcn
/ crr, Dorsey, Shi gent, Chntfrr, pnrnum,
/ Cnnovtr. g ndpn, OGIeshv, N"rhre-
Iop"ll>. McCirety, Drnni-, Armst ong,
dome, (Nrv J. W,hleigh, Couk ing. Mrr-
/ + mon. Matthew, Mitchell, Don Gamer
On, Patterson, Morrill, and II We 23 in
all Senator Allison succeeds himself.
and the .uccp..sn,s OF Sarg'nt, Dennis
and McCrre,y NJ" already chosen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
"eaverviile, May IL, 1878,

Pr, SED FLuATING BATHS ruK SAN
FRAN lsCp. The prospectus of ,h,. Float
lug Sen Bath Company, inrnrpnla,, d in
March last, has ju-r been issued, nee. m
panied by u barge lithngraph ot the pro
ro'ed buildings, Architectural style. sur
ronndingS etc The capital stock is
$500. Geo divided into 20 900 shares. nnd
Henry l. Davis. NJ MangrI,, j j Rrv.
| Frederick Hes, August Druckrr. H-nty
Schmidt aud } R-boul ARE the Directors.
he Company propose establishing n
bathing Lou>e. furnished with every i'm
prnvrm"ut that rxpetie can suggest -
tn" house will he in the torn nt fiat
hnttom"d vessel. $40 feet lnng bv 100
wide The ho d will hr divided INTO >rv-
rral tomls tm,nt.. In the center will
hr placed the engines, boiler, pumps,
pipes, etc, ior the wo' king oi the whole.
On r"ch >ldt "t this viii he swimming
bnth, 100 feet long by 80 vide one tor
women rAclu-ivr y, the other for men.
w H'Nt'Ill 'l JIll> utll Is lD ut move
Hhl", SO II, To afford ANY required depth ol
wnt,r up tu II lrrt, and To give ab,ulutp
security against any Ii,k Of drowning. the
whole bottom ri-Ing, ut u given signal To
the very ,urIncr ul tn water. The cen
Ter al the boat viii be uccupnd hy ho-
lei, three stories high, with glass gal
lrrv ON ench >ldr ol he vessel Th,. cor
ner- of lhi~ hotel will b' ,uppnrt, d hy pa
Viii"ns, nrd, b.twrrn these, running Tore
aud ut, nnd hat IN 10y gla.s. vi be the
rnlrnccrs To the hnth- and The btl.lne>s
rooms ct The r,tnb ishment. AT the end,
of the vessel viii br fou kiu,k>, for lunch
pn- tirs, etc and beside there VIII be two
lHige reception loons tor conversation or
romrnad a.. Thr,e,. like the galleries,
will he under gla,s, ~ That Visitor may
move freely II, IN rud Ia end nj the yes el
without rrgntd d tn the weather.
These ARE but ttw vt the Arrangement.
when thr chmpnY p"rnl-r H. pro- ct,
hut, they cary out on" hal. il wIll in -
decd hr Well ratroi,lZd d Institution
incidc LJe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

.JuHN NJ RI IssEY. New York rough
puvili-t gnmhicr. politician ard Con-
gjr,, man i, d.ad " hen the general
public hrnr of hi, man. they think Of
one To whom honor was nn unknown
qua NY md virtue y chlmrrn, But The
general pubic j. mislntr rn in this re-. prct.
John Morii-sev, seated IN the Huu'e OF
Representatives, dlG exc-llrnt woIk, md
there was not n more g-ntlrmanly or
sciupulou. man tharr than he whn grnd-
united from the we ring. Ever the ilr. [
IN his sent and the last Ia leave, giving
hi, undiv ID, d attention To the course at
Cnngrrs ional affairs. pns,e-Sed 0t little
education but enty OF plain common
sense, though he never n~tonishrd the
world with ,iste.nnu, mp. oratory ot geIi-
u-, -til ginning lol himself n reputation
~ u lnir aud honest CongIrs, man, John
MuiIissry lrit those halls without u
,mIrch on hi nam o, II plcOn r"-llng
ul,un hl, COURSE. How many Mhite-kld-
drd gently, wh' have looked upon HIM
with contempt, can shy the same At
the same Tune, however, he war wiling
hund ed. aud lhou-and- into he ambush
of sin aud rut in hi gorgeous roomr IN
Saratoga, and wiIh"ut the slightest com
punctInn nf conscience. Strange that II
man should be po,.es>rd nj once "t such
opposite quAliue. Of good and evil
lSdcrdmejt.O Bee.