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The church militant; During the Gal
weston Mardi Gras procession Jim Web
ster drove one of the wagons, and looked
very imposing surrounded by red and
blue fire. After the procession was over
jim met Parson BledSo, of the Blue
Light Colored Tabernacle, aud said to
him 81 reckon, Parson. dat ar red fire
and de yellin' oil dc crowd CUB you
pretty good idea OBJ &c he'll gOq breaches
so much about" .'Hit did, James"
quietly responded the parson, "partick-
erlarly when I seed you in de middle of
de GaEceSt0n Years.
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SpectaclGs.
DIAMOND sPECTACLEs.

THESE Spectacles are manufactured from
4 MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES' melted
together. and are called DIAMOND on account
of their hardness and brilliancy.
Having been tested with the polariscope, the
diamond lenses have been found to admit If
teen per cent. less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free from chroTnatIc aberra-
tions, and produce a brightness and distinctness
OF vision not before attained in spectacles.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optical Manu-.
featuring Company, New York
For sale by responsible agents In every city
in the Union. 4. P HAMILTON, JeweIer and
Optician, is Sole Agent for Savannah, Ga, from
whom they can only be obtained. No peddlers
employed. Do not buy a pair unless Won see
the trade mark 80 CELLULOID EYE
GLASSES specially. mh16-Tu- tn. S&w1v
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9atiees.
CIRCULAR NO, ia.
OFFICE OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
ATI ANITA a rnr.il 10 1921

AILANIA, ga, April 70, 1881.
1ST. The relations of the Waycross and Flori-
L da Railroad to the Commissioners Stand
as those OF the Savannah Florida and Western
Railway, as published in Circular H.
I'd. The Waycross and Florida Railroad is
placed In Passenger Glass @.
Sd. The Commissioners classification of
freight, which took effect on all railroads Ia
Georgia on May 1st, 1850, Is their present
classification, modified only by such changes
as have been published in their circulars since
that date, and copies of the same should be
kept qonspienougly posted By the railroads at
Zach depot IN the State.
JAMES NJ. SMITH.
Chairman,
R, A. BAcoE, Sec'y. ap2l -Th4t
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Steamship Seminole, Hallett, Boston
Richardson & Barnard
Bark Freyr (Nor), Andersen. Krimpen, HoI
land-Holst & Co.
Schr Jno w Hall, Jr. Mason, Georgetown, S
G, ballast to load for Rondout Y-Jos A
Roberts & Co.
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IMPORTANT TO PARTIES CoNTEMPLAT.
i ING COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
family about giving up housekeeping offer
their entire outsat, consisting of PaPlor, Bed
room AND Dining Room Sets Kitchen Utensils.
Carpets, Shades etc, at very low figure, and
the house. containing five rooms, in a pleasant
location, can be rented at $50 per month All
articles comparatively new. For further in
formation, address n. N. g., Morning News
o1dce. nY9-5t
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Aedietual.
HEALTH is WEALTHI

DR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- TREATMENT: A specific for Hysteria
Dizziness, Commissions, Nervous Headache
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory. Sperma-
torrhoea. Impotency, Involuntary Emissions,
premature Old Age, caused by over exertion,
self-sbuse, or over-indulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box, or 6 boxes for SIS; sent
by mail prepaid on receipt of price. Weguar-
antee boxes to cure any case. With each or
der received by us for 6 boxes, accompanied
guarantee to return the money if the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
by OSCEOLA BUTLER, Druggist, corner Bull
and Congress streets, Savannah, Ga. Orders
by mail promptly attended to.
mh30-d Wa Fei1V
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In this aesthetic sge druggists should
be careful to keep cord of various colors.
with which TO tie up their wares; think
what a shock 1t is to the taste of lady
wearing yellow gloves to be compelled
to carry 8 parcel tied with blue stringl
= YOakeTs Statesman.
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EVENING REPORT.

LONDON, May II, p. m.--Erie, SIS
PARIS, May ii, p. m.-Rentes. 85f CSC.
NEW YoRK, May 11.-Money 304 per cent.
Exchange, 81 e424 for sixty days. Government
bonds closed strong and higher; new ives
(coupon), lC216; new four and a half per cents
Coupon, ll519; new four per cents coupon,
III state bonds moderately active.
Stocks opened weak, afterwards strong, as
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THURSDAY, May 12, 1881,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Augusta. Nickerson, New
York-G NJ Sorrel-
schr Melissa a Wiley, Wiley, Boston, ice
Jos Roberts & Co.
Sehr D Williams, Jr. King, Bath, hay
Jos Roberts & Co.
Steamer Florida Usina, Florida-J N Harri-
man, Manager.
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There is a woman in Iowa who. although
she can talk, has not spoken word for
three wears. Leaving Der alone in room
With a mouse would cure her IN about
five seconds. - Philadelphia Ofsro'ascte-
Herald,
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CONSIGNEEq

Per steamer Florida. from Florida-C &
S R R, Ca & Fla S B Co, FIN Hull, err of
Ga. Champion, Philadelphia Steamship,
Myers & Bros, A Elnsteins Sons, P II Ward
g. Co.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nav
1l-Fordg Office. Lee Roy Myers. Stern & N,
H Myers & Bros, R d Walker, e DuBose
Per Central Railroad. May 1I-Fordg Agt,
" Dixon, DR. NJ Cherry, Loeb & 4, Allen &
l. Thos Vest e Cormack Hopkins Roberts,
sett, Krouskoff, j G Thompson, ) z Walter,
n Lang & Bro, G Coleman, A Hirschman. d G
Bacon q Co., Silva, Order, Ri avant
II NJ Conner & Co. Chas Ellis. Walter & H.
Per Savannah, Florida ana Western Railway.
May 11-Fordg Office, w w Gordon & Co, F M
Farley. Walter & II, Jno Flannery 8 Co. ~
Guilmartin & Co. N Maclean, Williams & W,
w G jackson & Co. W c Powell & Co, AT Lee
& Co, NJ Henderson, Holcombe, g q Co,
Bond 8 S, NJ Ferst s CO, Charlotte Manuel,
B, j II Robertson, VIM Rogers, DC Bacon h
Co, Haalam q Il, Mrs T NJ Norwood, PEN
dergast. Miller, B Dung, G II Dorset, F NJ
Hull Reedy, John McDonough, Cas-.
N, Z Sehwarz Rachel Harvey, VIM Hone 8
Co, s G Haynes & Bro, M Boley, H Myers q
Bros, n Hardee's Son & Co. Bendheim Bros
4 co, Lee Rey Myers, NJ Y Henderson, c
Per steamship City of Augusts. from New
York--Agt CR r, Agt s, f & w Ry, Agt Ga &
Fla l S d Co, Abraham & B, Allen /, ] Il
Alexander, Abbott G w Allen, A r Ait
mayer & Co. Branch & c, Barbour Bros, Bend
helm Bros & Co, o Butler, W Butler, T II Boil
shaw, II Brigham, b l. Blonk, T p Bond. ]
Beckett, H Nj Branch, Crawford & L, Cohen Il
B, w H Chaplin, Cohen, NJ Conner & Co. j
z Chase, H Champion, Davis Bros & Co,
Jno A Douglass, NJ j Doyle A Doyle, ] DAILY,
J Dersts Eckman q Y, G Eckstein & Co, A Elm
STEMS Sons. Epstein & Bro, Fretwell & N.
! l. Falk Co, A Friedenberg & Co, l. Fried,
Frank q Co, NJ Ferst q Co, A Flint, ] H Fur
Der, Gray OBJ, Graham & Fl, Gutman Bros,
81 L G y pert Co. GuckenheiHsF Mrs Col
gen, Y Gass4Aan, Garhaal. G O Gemunden, L
GaZ9n, Gazan, w Fl Gibbons, Rolcombe, G
& Co, Hymes Bros & Co, q Haynes & Bro
II Haym. F Nj Hull, s P Hamilton, R Halta.
wanger, L Hubben, o P Ravens, D Hogan, A
Hirschman, Hanley, r Jackson, Kennedy
Jno Lyons, LaFar, levin, Larkin,
Lowell & l., Ludden & B. d LaRoche Lipp.
man Bros, Loeb & E. B II Levy, N Lang Il Bro,
D b Lester. Marshall House, Meinhard Bros &
90, Mohr Bros, II Myers Il Bros, B f McKenna
J McGrath q Co, Morgan & Co, s Mitchell,
Nelis. Newton 81 K, E L Neidlinger, Jno Nicol
son. Miss NJ w Owens, Order Of W P Harvey
Order Saussy & II, Order ] W Schley & Co, P
Postell, II w Pease. Mrs S Pease. z Platshek,
Rich & M, ltussaE & Co, ] B Reedy, Q d Rogers,
R Rsskert REEFS kRspPsrS K E Eya1
Paper Mill, Saussy & H, Solomon Bros, Snyder
q n, Schwarz & Acosta. Soiomons q Co. Jno
Sullivan, Fl Suffer, @ D Sack, H Sanders, c
Small, II L Sehreiner, G Seller, ] Stern. L
Strong, schEarg, NJ Sorrell F Torrent,
Q NJ & II w Tilton. P Tuberdy, w lyman, F II
Thompson. Thompson, H Won Newton.
Weed g. G, A N & c W West, R Walker. G e
Wakefield, L Waterbury, G Weeks, d Weis.
bein, E Walter, Thos West, Henry Yonge,
yucca Bros.
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MEMORANDA.
TYBEE, May Ii, 700 m-Passed up steam
ship City of Augusta, schrs Melissa A Wiley
D Williams, Jr
Passed out. steamship Seminole;
At anchor, outward bound, Jno W Hail
Jr, Telumah, Fannie Butler.
Waiting, banks Saga NOR, Fraternitas (Nor)
Antoineta (Sp), Columbia (Nor), ElieSer (Nor)
Wind E. IL miles; fair,
New York, May 11-Arrived, Saratoga. Mar
ella, Scythia, Wisconsin Vile de Alger, Frisia
Rialto. Anchoria, Knickerbocker, Canada
Arrived out, Formosa. Sylfid.
Later-Arrived, strs Palmyra, Frisia.
Arrived out strs Gellert, Cambria, Heshe
den, brig Dolphin, from New Orleans; BARI
Asia, from Charleston; bark Queen Victoria
from Savannah; bark Agenoria, from Pensa
cola.
Homeward, bark Margarita. from Charleston
= New York, May 1O-Arrived, strs Carondolet
Persian Monarch.
Arrived out. strs Arthur, from New Orleans
at Liverpool; Iberian, Iowa, Brantford City
CircassIa, Donan Corinthian
Darlen, Ga May 10-Arrived 18th, bark Alex
nndra (Br), Peters. Maryport Eng; 9th. bark
Charlotte Alexandra (Sw). Samuelson Ant
Werp; schr Dec Gloria (Ger), Meyer, Cape de
Verde; banks Ceylon (Ger) Niemann, Cape de
Eerde; Tove DAM Rasmussen, Brunswick
Ga; Valkyrien tNor), Berge, Savannah; schr
Emma ID Endicott (Am), Boyn, Charleston, S G;
10th, bark Johann Benjamin Ger, Hamann
London.
NleaIeu 0ILl ScnT OTeClan BENZ (br), Godfrey,
Hautsport N s; 10Th. barks Hoppet (Sw) Har.
strom, Harwich, Eng; Drowning Sophie (Norl
Petersen StNazaire, France.
New York. May S-Arrived, schr D Slower,
Arey, Jacksonville.
Montevideo, april ARRIVED, bark James
Kitchen (Br), Reynolds, Fernandipa; brigs
Blanche (Br), Cane, st Mary's, Ga; Reyailo
(Br), Gavin, Fernandina.
Hull, May ARRIVED, bark Hants County
(Br), Cochrane Satila River.
Hamburg, April 26-Arrived, Empress, Web
low, Savannah.
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Live hogs quiet; common and light, "a $500 10;
packing and butchers. IS 50G6 IS.
WILMINGTON, May IL Spirits turpenrine
good strained, 81 So. Tar firm at 81 90. Crude
turpentine steady hard. 81 IS; yellow dip, So Is;
virgin, 80 80. Corn unchanged.
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RECEIPTS.

Per steamer Florida. from Florida-l26 pkgs
vegetables, fruit and mdse
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. NAV
11-l20 bales cotton, 3 bales hides. pieces
granite, nest tubs and mdse
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway.
May 11-o0 bales cotton, SIS cars lumber. 2 cars
wood car bacon, 633 bbls resin. 500 bbls spir-
its turpentine, horses, 10 bales yarns 321 boxes
and 10 bbls vegetables, l box fruit, IS empty
kegs, Il bales hides, bbls syrup, 5 sacks rice.
bales and bags wool, coop poultry, and
mdse. ~
Per Central Railroad, MayI11-312 bales cot
ton, cars lumber. boxes castings, 30 boxes
tobacco 10 caddies tobacco, crate paper
boxes, II cases eggs, 8 bbls eggs. 8 pkgs ndse.
collins. bdl stools tierces hams, car raw
100 bblS lime, boxes hardware, pkgs fur6i.
ture, 125 bbls grits, 30 cotton screws, bdls
handles, bdlS wire, 6 bdls paper, box bon
nets, IS boxes soap, % pkgs plows. Dbl flour.
bag bacon, tub lard, bag meal, bag prits'
l box groceries. bdl bedding, 6 boxes shoes, 3
boxes cry goods, gas fixtures, half bbls old
wool, 5 bales hides, 9 bales rags. 1 case emntv
cans, 20 tons pig iron, empty kegs.
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CLEAREp YEsTERDAY.

Brig Jose Maria (sp), Grau, Santiago, IS days,
ballaSt-G j Gahona.
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FREIGHTS.

LuMBER.-By SdtI.-Coastwise tonnage Is in
better supply and the demand is easy at full
rates. Vessels are wanted for West India,
South America, United Kingdom and the
Continent Our figures incluae the range OF Sa-
vannah Darien and Brunswick. from Soc to 81
being paid here for change Of loading port. We
quote: TO Baltimore and Chesapeake ports. SIS 80
a6 so; to Philadelphia, So 00g7 0O: to New
Boston and eastward. 81 COOS 90; to st.
John. n. b., IS OO09 90; Timber 81 90
higher than lumber ratesl; TO the West Indies
R1a 90. TO Spanish ports, S14 50n15 90; to
United Kingdom for orders, timber 34s. 035s.,
lumber G5 los.
NAVAL SroREs-Sd and spirits, IS.
Sd. ass Sd. to United Kingdom or Continent;
TO New York 40c on rosin, Soc. on spirits.
Stedm.-To New York, rosin, 40c., spirits Soc. |;
to Philadelphia, rosin Soc. spirits sOc.; to Bal
tiInore, rosn 40c, spirits 75c.; to Boston, rosin
&C., spirits Soc.
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MANHOOD RESTORED

A VICTIM Of early imprudence, causing ner-
4 vous debility, premature decay, ETC., hav-
ing tried In vain every known remedy, has dis
covered simple means of self-cure, which he
VIII send free to his fellow sufferers. Address
J. ID. REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New York
Ocf5-Tu TIL SRw1v
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Masters or vessels arriving at this port having
any special reports TO make will please send
them TO me. Vessels leaving port viii be far.
nished with files of the MORNING News free on
application at this office.
j. 81. ESTILL
Whitaker street.
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EXPORTS

Per bark Freyr (Nor) for Krimpen. Holland
-23i,7 S3 feet timber and 104S9 feet lumber.
valued at ~, 464 g.
Per craftsmanship Seminole for Boston-a53 bales
cotton, l55 bales hides, bales wool. g. bales
paper stock, % bbls rosn, s94 bbls spirits tur.
pentine, 296 bbls rice, 22 casks clay, 96 COO feet
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
,n,rI,irn Co,,ninnIo Rort

DEPARTED YESTERDAY
Steamer Florida, Usina, Florida-J N Harri
man, Manager.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Seminole. for Bosron-J M
Barnard, Jr, Mr and Mrs F Churchill, Mr. and
Mrs L T Brundage, D G Riglon John Smith,
Mrs W II Henry, ] S Riddell. Mrs B Riddell'
Emery Coulter, Thomas. A Ingraham, ii T
Miller, and steerage.
Per steamship City of Augusta. from New
York; w Hopkins, Mrs Stilphen E Tillotson.
Kaul, Fleisher, T ] Campbell, j D Dexter.
MIS- w Wells. Z Cox. Miss j Wickmire, P
Keller and wife, E Sphinx and wife, NJ r
Knight, W Adams. II Gates Mrs M E Guilford.
Fer steamer Florida. from Florida-Mr
and Mrs l. Brundage Miss Burton, Mrs Mar
bler4and daughter, w II Hoyt, w H Daniels,
Mrs Turner and child, Miss Killaly, Mrs Killaly.
Hope, W Dickinson, w J Clement. n
Saussy, w Munkhand, Dawson, Captain
Kettleson, and 8 steerage
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SPOKEN.
MARITIME MTSCETJANv

April D. lat A. Ion 43, bark Prindz friedrich
Carr GER, Brandhoff, from Darien for New
castle.
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CnmmerfiaI.
SAVANNAH MARKET.

OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, May II, 1881, 4P.M.l
CoTToN.-The market opened quiet. At noon
the quotations for all grades were reduced. The
market closed unchanged. Sales for the day
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NOTICE no MARTNEBs

Bark Evelyn (Br), from Coosaw for London.
which put into st Thomas in distress remained
in port april IL, and was 10 be sold May 5.
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Shipping 5ntelIigetfe.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY.
SUN Rises '-'..'....'''............ 5:05
DUN .ss.-ssssss.ss. o.bU
HIGH WATER AT FIR PULASKI. 1888 A N. 623
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KEDNEGEN
DRoPsY
TIoNs
KIDNEY POISONING,
AZ By the daon
moving deposs the bladder and
can be taken at all times all climates without injury
le
ns positive du properties and win not
hemen will find KIDNEGEN the ever usedI
NOTICEEh
and Other
will
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e. Myers &c Bros
o Savann hand theStat Florida
SOLD
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COTTON.

Sub-Treasury balances: Coin, $67, 1854, 207 90;
currency, S6,C06 431 90
NEW ORLEANS, May 11.-Exchange-New
York sight, So 81 per $1,000 premium; bankers
sterling, 81 e6n
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RIcE-This market was rather quiet to-day.
Some at IS barrels were sold our figures. We
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steamship seminole. Boston.
MEMORANDA
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-11
One-HOrse LAWYERS.
HOW A PITTSBURGH LIMB OF THE LAW WAS
TAKEN DOWN.
TAllegheny MALL

ALLEGHENY MALL
A case Of assault and battery was recent.
ly tried before one of our uptown alder.
men, in which Pittsburgh lawyer tried
very hard to make out that the defendants
family must have seen the fight, which took
place Just outside the kitchen door. The
mother Of the defendant being on the stand
the lawyer opened the case in this wise:
"Well, where were you when the first
blow was struck"
"DOwn cellar skimming milk and tying
clothes over my preserve jars" she replied.
"Where was your husband?"
Gle was IN the barn mending harness
and greaslng the wagon"
"Where was your dIughter Sarah :"
"Sarah was in the north bedroom chang
ing the pillOw.caSes on the spare bed"
And where was Jane?"
"Jane? She had run over TO a ei2hbor'S
TO borrow some coffee and a nutmeg"
"Let'S see! Haven't you sister living
with your"
YES, sir; she was sewing carpet rags up
stairs"
"Ah she was. You have younger son
p amed Charles, haven't your"
"Yes. sir; and he was sailing the sheep
across the road"
"Just so. You are very busy family. |
see. suppose even the dog was very busy
Just at that particular momenty"
"Yes, sir he was. Old Bose was down
at the gatd'ooklng toward Pittsburgh for
one horse lawyers =!
That closed her testimony and settled him
more than foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-11
{" No Niger I'm Mine I ("

Mr.. Robert j. Jordan has long been O
Republican policeman 10 Philadelphia, He
has paid his assessments with punctuality,
or he couldn't otherwise have held his
place; he took a flyer at the primaries OF
his party when orders were issued, or his
commission would have been OF al uncer.
tain tenure; he marched in procession when
the party bugle sounded, as was required
OF gentlemen OF his cloth under pain OF
losing his star; he shouted for the olsen.
tbralment OF the black man in the South
from the ostTaeism OF the whites who de-
MED the black man the right TO hold the
bulk OF the offices, as was always expected
OF first.class policemen when political ne.
cessi!ies arose and he drank in the elo-
quence OF eampaigners who told the blood
curdlIng story OF the refusal OF social, po-
liticaI, and business equality OF the black
man under Democratic rule in the lately
rebellious states.
But be never dreamed that bis battle for
political and social equality OF the black
man would bring the sable citizen TO bunk
with him ia bis own stati0n-bOuse as fei-
ow-polceman. That was an achievement
that be meant only for the black man at
very long rgnge away down South, and
when the 'eolOred brother was ready 10
greet him as brother, adorned with blue,
and star, auG club, and TO dwell 10 unity
and love With bis pale.faced feIlsw.ofiiciaL
the deep.r0Oted Republication Of Police.
esnsn Jordan oozed out OF him at every
pore, aud 10 utter despair he divested him.
sch OF bis uniform, dismantled his glitter
ing star, returned bis commission with con.
tempt, and retired 10 private life, murmur-
lng ~ the way" No niger in miDet"