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The daily critic., 1890-10-17

yXrANrED-A RE-pECTABLE GRl FOR
w rlHiu cooking ami general hou-cvnr
Ayr1v Ht COS 9TH sf ID w lIa.
The daily critic., 1890-10-17

I1 sums Ul suit 81 6 per cent
The ahgre '= eHly portion 1l the pE9Hsz ~
au UF bauas. EaE t4. HsE ea-l 81 once tar
bulletin ls-uaa On the ISL ana i5lh-
T Il HaEFa aNAN
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
NORTH CAROLINA New :.

The Na-e Com aao@ IS
set apar, Friday, Sept i!tn, as q day
OF thanksgiving AID prayer for the
Of acsnn sled.iEg gratitude
and. thanktn,nes, fer the prospec, OF
4 b5uuli.uI harvest.
A>Ie>i.lc CITIZEN: The cou',aci
t9r hn,tiing tie foundation al Van
,ierhtit> palace las been given u l..
K Weeks. Ut Sau.h Carolina. His
BID was upward, II 500 900. The
tolnd alton vii. be built OF rcck
4uarrird on the place, and Will be
osoxl>D te.t. TIE western exposure
viii lie ,hir:y.-ight fee, Ugh from
the ground to The first floor. About
eighteen months viii be consumed
III building it.
Twin.Ci,y Daily: Major Smith
teturned yesterday from Oxford,
wi.thcr hel"ent to attend The meet
II. If the Board OF Directors u tie
Opthau Asylum. He said one Of
the most affecting sights thai he
ever hehc.l, aud me tina, brought
teas To he eye, OF the sturdy men
sta. ding IeaI, vas when the chIl
ti,en Of the asylum, from the least
li,tlc '',uddlers' to The largest boy
un,i 1trl>. came In with "u'stretched
arms and streaming eyes t" bld fare
veil 10 thci. beloved friend aud late
PRINCIPAL, Dr.. Dixon. That the
ere, and sobs Of tho little ones as
They clung trantical,y TO the Doctor,
begging hin not u leave them, was
truly heart-rending, and alnos,
made one believe 1t was a sin L
take DR.. Dixon awav from the asy.
iun.
\ special to the Raleigh Neac>
. duI Observer from Greensboro, n
G., Sept, Sd, says: The Directors !"
t the North Carolina Sleel aud Irol
Company were in session last nigh
and again tonight. The meeting,
! have been secret, but your CORES
!. poRdent ia informed that there ha
t been a complete reorganization o
2 the company, that new arrangement,
have been made aud new plan
formed. It is also learned that con
tracts tor the furnaces will he lie
and the work of erecting them he
gun at once. The negotiation
which have been pending Tor som
time for the remainder of The stoc
II have been closed and the s,cc
j taken. New life seems to be e.
. Unused into the company, and tn
announcement Of the reorgarlzatio
and the early commencement {
work will revive the boom Of TIL
city.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
Democratic Convention
OF Goth senatorial Dis



OF cot senatorial Dis
tric.t.
The Convention met at Prospect
Hi September 9th
On motion. Major JOHN W. era
ham was called to the chalr anH III
appropriate remarks explained tie
ohjtct II tie meeting I" be the Sc
lection at lwe candidates f"r the
~enrie from Il e2A,h D~'fio'.
Mr. julius Johnston va request
ed 10 act a. Secretary.
Mr. beuuclan Cameron placed IN
nomination Robert q Russell, q
EuI..asa. who 14I been endorsed
by the Democratic Convention ot
that County a, their secession for
tie senate, aud Nr. Julius Johnston
also placed N nomination Robert :
Mitchell, Of Ca>vell. County, who
had been chosen.hy the Democrats
OF that County a. their candidate.
On motion, l.ober' &. Russell, Ct
Durham County, and Robert )
Mitchell, II Ca>seil County, were
unanimously nominated as the Dem
ocratic candidates tor tins District.
J. & Allison offered the.t"llowiny
resolution .llch VAS unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. our Senator, T. b
E2uct, has always been The ifien.l
If Agriculture AID tie !abnring class.
O., and has ictn iaIliinl IN the dis
charge II his public Iutles, therefore
wcIccommeud that u senators GIVE
iim their unuavcrln. support To-
reelection 10 the United STATE,
NcIatc,
Tie following Executive Commit
tee Was then selected:
II \ Reanl., Il Durham County
Lzcklci Shade, OF Caswe:l County
10, w. Terry, If Orange County
j. \. Long, oil Person County.
< bert ;. Mitchell being presen
Aa~ ca'ieI FOR an,l in We'll chosen re
marks accepted The nomination an,
stated that he Mas il. hearty accUr
Ni1h the ciioi-cmcnt gwen TO Hon
+ y Vance AID wnui,i l.<e his hes
influence 10 stc..'c his return to tn
-eftlcc II tie pco..c II the who!
= at,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
Terrible Wreck.

CHARLOTTE, y &, Sept. 9Th
lhrlys N ears auI The engine of a
""rtahon"l t5-T-ht lraiu ch TIE
iacalnoul x Dansillc Rail Road,
CRASHED through a ir,ise1 into the
ait~n ltTef, a few miles from Sal
t>bur., tbs afternoon. Conductor
Scott ~nncoup!ed bis shanty, wien
twenty-five yards from the rlver, and
saved the shanty. The fireman
a'.i engineer inmpei They were
bruised, mt not seriously hurt
~ aini> iampei except brake
ma" WI Arlington, who had a
cap with his car OF sixty feet 10 The
bottom ot III, lalkin. bu, rose un-
hlfi and af pulled out.
Nobody WIS hurt. The loss is
NJ, under SloN GOO. and it IS said to
he the biggest treigh. wreck the
lt1chmoni aud Dau.i,le read ever
sustained.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
o03 FRENCHMEN STREET.

o03 FRENCHMEN STREET,
san FRANCIsCo, Nov. ), 1889.
Microbe Killer Co.:
Gentlemen After suffering from
catarrh for eight years, during which
| tried various patent medicines and
was treated by regular physicians,
even specialists, | Determined to
give your Mlcrohe Killer a trial.
liter two jugs hal been taken an
Improvement in my health became
Ie'cep'ible, which steadily .contin-
"ed. Now | am taking my seventh
jig. | am SO far recovered az to en-
tertaln once more a hope which |
had long lost-that Of a complete
aud radical cure. Gratefully yours,
HENRY REGGIO.
For sale by ". A. Hayes, Soel
Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

Ia, W.lmi, ..on II s.ti..1y s,>s
Re. J. / line, q Pse>ll:nu T.
Ter III the \nrh Carniis.a Confer
ence, aud ~hro,her-in law 81 Colonel
Ju ian ) Carr, is TO take The very
responsible and 'mp"rtan, >uperin-
tendency OF The Orphan A>,,un at
Oxford OF course ii is All expert
me,t with him a. i, would he With
any Other mar, IL the State save Dr.
Dixon or Mr. Mills. We lave a
S i.hl Tut pleasant acquaintance wiki
HIM, and some Know ieig. Il lbs
work tor some years past. We are
much inclined to think that lie i the
best selection that con j have h-.n
made tom those heretofore named
tor the place. Mr.. Harris Is an
aiumnn- Of Trinity Co!!,g-. aud is
b u, forty years old, We guess. He
Is "A man Of genuine pie'., Is q good
pastor, 81 gracious manners and, we
believe, OF much swr. tness Ut char
acter
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

Alliance Men, Radicals, Demo
Gratis, Iroh.bttonist- Gen,!.nen-
OF" and ali-lou are layi,el to call
II the HllI>bnlo Booa Store when
IN need OF aas ,h,ng III lie Beck
aud Stationery ..ue.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

By virtue If a decree Of the Superior
curt made in the case of \. V. Breeze.
Admir- OF Andrew Porter'ie!d against
Brantley PorterfielI anil Others. | will
sell on the premises an SATURDAY liz.
eth lay IT >fTemher. 1880. 4 valuable
tract Of lani ii Orange COUNT. aaioin-
Ia. lands 81 Richmond & C.a,I.r. i l..
Daniel aud other. aud containing q, IL
Ares. mcrr or ie>~. the ~srn. being tie
itHi> 81 the late Andrew pnrr-rfi4Id
I"iul. OF ale One-thir,i in cash and
oue-'l.3ra in i ani II months. bond ana
- erliv 'or deferred payments.
Iht~ 2'TI day ~ August. l>.sl
y. v. BREEZE.
AdmAl...t foiamI>:artt.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
. L | f I.

ceased, ! hereby give notice to All per
sons indebted to said cstate to make
payment. and those holding claims
against said estate to present the Samc
to the undersigned properly authenti-
Gated on or before the 25th day of July,
1891. or this notice will be plead IN bar
OF tieir recovery.
This the 18th day of July. 1890.
J.. II. ANDERSON.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
APurHlOic PcrsOnS

And those troubled With nervousness resulting
from care or overwork will be relieved by taking
q B"Oarn'S Iron Bitters. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
Agents Wanted.
TO II1A q 1E1c
MEG. GO.
nOUsTON. HALIFAX Co. VIRGINIA..
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

~
Having taken ont letters Of Admins
tration upon Tive estate 81 Anne Ja,te
Pickard. | hereby notify all persons IN
dehtcI TO ~aitt estate 10 make ilnmcdi-
ate pay ia7lt to me. atlh those having
claims against >,Ii,l estate must present
them within one yc.lr. or this notice
Will be plead III bar "t recovery.
This 3Vth di} - July. l~9n
W. JESSE MORROW.
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

N
Having qualified a. Executrix OF the
last Will ana testament at tie late j. Q.
Warren OH the 18th day OF July. 1890,
notice i hereby given to al persons
lH,Iebted IL the estate Of said j. Q.
lrren 10 make Immediate payment
a'ri settlement. and all persons I.avinn
t,1ila- against said estate Viii present
them or payment on or before 1t 81
August. 1891. or this notice Mill be
plead in bar Of their recovery.
This 18th day Of July. l>:U.
>ARAU 4. WARREN.
EXfTutrix
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

The Best Save in the world To-,
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
hheum Fever Sores, letter. Chap
ped Hands. ChI.bians, Corn>, and
Al, Skin EruriionS, ana positively
rme> Plies. or no pay required. 1t
! guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or mJnes refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by ".
y. Hayes, Druggist
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
on from rust and shedding.

Col. Julian ;. Carr, President
State Association Of Democratic
Clubs, has called a STATE Convention
of the Democratic Clubs # North
Carolina to meet in Raleigh on the
9th inst. EN-l'rcsidcnt Cleveland
has been invited 10 attend. Sena
tors Vance and Ransom Will err
tainIy attend, ard every Democratic
Congressional nomincc from North
Carolina is expected. Each Club is
entitled To three delegates and one
additional delegate tor every twenty
five mcmhcrs in good standing.
VIII l~Iitlsh"ro bereirc>entGl
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13
JOHN w. GRAHAM,


consider my cure 10y 5. 5. 5. one
Of the most wonderful on record. |
had the worst type Of S~crotula from
my infancy until | was - years OF
age. Ny Whole Young lie was en-
b4t,cred and made miserable by the
iuali>nmc disease. | not only sui.
tered from the Scrotnla, but was SO
market that | VAS ashamed to asso-
cate with, and was avoided by, ny
playmates aud fellow workmcn. |
tried every known patent medicine,
and was first and last attended by
more than dozen reputable l,hy>l-
gan, hlt IL e,.tc OF AL, The disease
continued 10 grow worse. About
tour years AGO Il friend from Puts
burg advised ne to take ). ). 5,
which did, aud a:teY taking seven
bottles | was cured sound and well.
The old ekln peeled oft and was re.
place by a new skin, as smooth and
t:ee from blemlsh as airy person.
have had no return or symptom OF
the disease.
HENRY Y. SMITH,
Belmont, w. Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

The reason RADAN'S MICROBE
KILLER is the most wonderful medi-
cine. is because it has never failed i'll
my instance. no matter what the dis
case. from LEPKDSI to the simplest
disease known to the human system,
The scientific mrn OF to-day claim
and prove that every disease is caused
by Microbcs.a and RADAM'S MICKOBE
KILLER pN%terlninate> the Micrnre>
and drives them out II the system. and
when that is done YOU cannot have an
ache or pain. No matter what the dis
ease, whether a simple case of Malarial
Fever or Il combination Of diseases, we
rure them all ut the anne time. as we
treat AL diseases ron>titutioually.
Asthma. Consumption. Iat:lrh. Bron-
chitiS. rheumatism. Kidney and Liver
Diseases. Chill> and Fever. Female
Troubles in all its forms. ami. in tact.
every disease known to the human sys-
TEN.
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT M
ITATIONS.
See that our Tralc-Mark same as
Eahove) appears on each jug.
Send for book "IiiStory ofthe Microbe
Killer" given away by
w. 4. HAYES.
Druggist. Hill>horo,
or ID. MCCACLEI.
Chapel l.ill.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

NC
10y VIRTUE OF POWERS CON
- TERED in Il mortgage deed execu-
cl by ". a.. HtrayhoIn ana wife. Car
oIine StravIorn. 10 John J.. Markham.
on May 26th. 1856. and duly recorded III
Book Il. page al, Nav }l~t. ISIS. in tire
Registers Oillce Of or4lfsr County. y.
e.. We will sell To- the highest bidder
tor cash 1T the Court House door i'll
llilisburo. on Saturday. September ~.
1880. at II o'clock. NJ. the land therein
described adjoining tIrf lands OF the
heirs IF Arch. Borland. decd. the hpil>
OF l.. X. Pratt, decd. John l.. liollo-
way and other. known a the Brown
tract iu Chapel Hill township. on IN"
water. Of Flat creek i tranth Of Emo.
containing 10 acre-, more OF lc~-. wifi
be old in two tract.
hi, 18th Iay Of Aug. l>B,.
JOHN J.. MARKHAM,
Nort.tgee.
II. II. MARKHAM.
w. r. FOSTER.
Trustees of John J.. Markham.
II o l. L ITO N.
Inc c'-itJrtiitl-iilI' heretofore, exist
iug between tn. Undersigned untb@r the
firm naIne of Mcban. X Ro-ttnotlI. has
this day been dissolved % mntu.,I cosl-
sent. r. y. R~v>eInnnl ll- sole ciinr1"
Of adjusting the business Of l'r' 'irtn
and will receive all moneys d':e ne
firm and settle all a-couut-.
This 18th day 81 .iu... $50.
u. \. MEBA\E.
r. \. Ro~ENoND
Witness: f. K. fAGCETrF
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

J. NANsLINDI.EY.
forD0n1, Glliltori Co. y. L.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-09-13

DAY BOOKS.
tn IL. had. afli :4rc -nie agents for North
: aroiina 81 kfsw >Hn~ ltNtLttA AND
HASlFr AKIN Rf-T - also Tor BEDN-
sons FIAT OrE>I>G SPRINGS. ftotii
of Which are tte Latest sHti bc,' iuven-
iinn. for lsr.- I"'tser-. Recorfi-. &.
Then handbook for Magistrates and
County Officer. tn. North frroitun
Mammal ~ Law hSp EoRTs-Prirt- by
mail s2tO u ls4e Latest aul F.-.t out.
They kee., liz. llrge-. tn,i most r..li-
all" stock 81 BLANKS II b.. found in
the State.
Address.
EDN ARDS & EROTGIlTON.
PRSTfEs y bISDtE~.
Raleigh. y. e.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-19

Dorning. When he recovered they were
married, and for time all went happily.
One cay Professor and Mrs. SUNNI eIswent
to a picnic. They became separated and
there came to the wife the news that her hus-
bands clothing had been found on the beach.
All supposed that he had been drowned. but
after while it YVES reported to Mrs. Sum
mers that her husband might be alrr,, and
lest it should turn out TO be the truth she Sc
cured a divorce.
Then man. Professor Walter H Russell,
turned up at Atlanta. Hs talked alb out the
property il London, secured q positio n as or
ganist, and lived, 50 those who knew hin,
say, an exemplary life. When the remark
was mede, which is 1T the beginning of this
article, The Constitution took it TIP, and
after an investigation found SUNNI srs and
Russell to be one nnd the same person. Rus
sell denied the impeachment. But it was no
use, his handwriting was found 10 be the
Same as that of Summers, and although he
had not offended since his residence in At
lanta, the church authorities Thought proper
to ask him to move ON.
It is said thot he confessed to friend and
said, Il was jealous; was mad that day
and took step which l never had the cour-
age to retract."
~What are you going to do?'
'Why, Pl SIMPLY go somewhere else and
take still another name.n
Perhaps here's a plot for a novel
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-19
Our Postal Interest.

Very few realize the extent Of tbe
postal business of the Unissd States.
The annual sale of stamps reaches nearly
1000, 09o 900, -and,of postal cards $780,
0o0, 900. The postmaster general. IN his
annual report, comedies that one cent
postage na,lss cosne, bus says il would be
inepportuue to atteanps it at present, as
it would reduce the annual reveuaefrosn
letter postage by probably S15, ,0oo, &C.,
He advises that the possoffice depart
mert first be pat on a self sustaining
basis by accelerzcing anh extending its
fac;lities in all directioss, SO as 10 in
crease its revenue. The nearest approach
TO ons cent postage VIII be IN the shape
Of o larger postal card, 60 be called a let
ter postal card. with abupGsrs room
upon il to write al ordinary kfsssy,--
krxnk Issslss's NsESpa2sx.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-19

warning to the clearing house committee,
which aS once notified the bank examiner; !;
the perpetrators were >taken red handed, " as
they say of mluderers, and the principals ar
rested. Ard yet so rapidly had they opeT-
nted that 500, coo were apparently gone be-
yond recovery.
Their method was brutal in its simplicity.
The bank had acquired It's high standing
largely during the presidency of Charles IL.
Lelond lie and his fellow managers sold their
stock at very high rates to the new men, who
gave checks on tie LenoI Hill and Equitable,
state banks. The now men took possession at
once and Immediately sold the S622, 900 of Sc
curities, took the cash and other cash from
the bapk vaults and paid the demands On the
Lenox and Equitable.
Their agent for djsposing Of the securities
rras George II. Pel, OF the firm OF Pen &
Wallack, brokers, and 80 great was his haste
in tns work that it convinced Cashier Colson
that grand robbery was in progress. The
lsrgest estimate Of the amount lost was $780,
OO0, and vet the institution was SO sound that
the depositors lose nothing.
When ''Napoleon" Ives bought railroad
he often paid for it out OK its own treasury
and manufactured bonds il the old supply
ran oat; but bank wreclzers cannot do thGL
SO easily. The latter, however, have this
enormous advantage: tho cash is there, some
times big pile of it, aud they can take it
and skip. Hence the constant and great
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-19

crUus aspects or ERee V1iuc1na6oiS OF ING pef-
formers Men and wtvnen aAEe might Dc
seen wallhnx TO public ,Vizsaossn tuder the
strange influence, and these ylsidAnz 90 Inc
control cd the lecturer in q n NcnG OF Wnca'
under other circumstances, 0sj woold De
heartily ashamed. SonetimeS c~ensy or
thirty persons OF both sexes woHio % l1ade
to engage in the most Eotrsensie a. oocuP2-
tons, while the crowd hooked On on2 iaoSned.
Staid men would % put to work tSecsns
ieas or dancing hornpipes; others wotSo lno
themselves sitting On an imaginary retN hot
stove and bound into the cir as II they we're
really burnt; young fclloss wooid eat 'sf
as if it were sugar, sing songs ano ma Ne
speeches: dainty misses, who wouA Dtush "
stand before an audience, were uoio tnaS tney
were dustiGg the furniture OF "rmSing ous
clothes from the wash Old vscrcen were n1aoe
to seize ON some stripping. lay hlIn across neg
knee and trounce him before thousand peo-
pie for fancied diNbedieDce, an nHany the
performance would wind up vltk quicA
pass Or two over tie faces OF toe iUnocead
subjects in the midst OF some funny 1uction
or. ireongruous attitude, Of which, IN adeir
natural moments, they never dreamed, k<sV-
ing them sstonished and chagrmed.
1t need not be said that unprin0psed meu-
taking advantage Of this hypnotizing innu-
ence, used 1t to the detrimen5 OF both men
and women, and not few terrible cases arc
known to have occurred in which young wo-
men cursed the day they looked into the eyes,
or submitted to the fascinating Enanpuiasaons,
OF an sninal megnetizer.
Some OF the cid citizens Of New haven,
Conn.,, will remember professor o. fencing
who was famous subject of one OF the ANA
teur hypnotists of the ti,ne-about the year
1876. He was Pole, wen educated and
man of superb physique. One evening nnS,-
Der Of the faculty of Yale college, physicians
ard prominent citizens, met ct private
house TO witness experirne1ts III hypooslstn,
which were then soc.sein of a novelty, she
Polish professor being tie central figure. He
passed under tho influence OF tho rnagnetizer
quickly. and a number of simple tests OF his
condition followed. He correctly todd the
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-19

OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Which woun soon
die out otherwise, may ths y. be developed to
positive dishonesty. AIS p thar there are
many men Of naturally he nes0 lacAnaoons
who would in nine hundred end mneSy-nIne
situations out of thousand remain honest,
have In them quality by rea eon OF which
they cannot handle money long wlthout~coan-
ING to feel as If it were theirs. This isDot
pleasant theory, and yet the CT Veer q our
young "Nspoleors" gives painful ;vpqurS TO
it. Perhaus this explains why SO many
'sgood men, .sSunday school eur erin tend
entsn and the ike fed to Canada a ew years
AGO leaving their school trustee accc uni 5 ''in
bad shape"
The case of the Sixth National ends much
better than any one hoped. The fbrmer
president, Leland, frankly admits shat he did
wrong TO soil to new and unknown M Mt
simply amounted to selling them the h plef6.
of his reputation-and comes TO the re scU @
with $500, ,cJO. The other Old manager clo
something, and 60 the bank resumes busl-
ness, the depnsitors will hose nothing. The
stockholders viii lose only their surplus and
some years profit, and the principal cons tira-
tors loss their Eberty-for an inle4inlf Pc
rlod.
For the present there is daily sy,nU ssiIiIn
in LudioW Street 1a1l where Tour cnoi nplon
swindlers spend their waking hGrs the
roons OF Henry s. Ives, the ''iNapo leon,"
who is fairly well supplied with CT eaturs
comforts Next TO Ives in length OF isnplis-
orment is Ceorge Il. Stayner, his alie ged as
sistant in wreckiny railroads. Nez It's George
FL. Pell the broker who sold the Skin Ma
tioaals securities. aud last Is tho now ven
erable Gen. Peter J. Claassen. the - presadent"
IS it were, who made way with tn oso secur'i-
ties SO rapidly. Ae has been quite man IN
his time, having served with honor in the
army of the Potomac. but since tn, war be
has indulged In some doubtful business. lie
processes TO be confident OF speedy release,
claiming to have kept within the lew IN his
action. These four-caged eagles as 1t uere
--s'Napoleons of finance" on their Saint
Helena spend their time pleasantly enough,
SO too attendants say; yet the average man
would prefer less reputation and mo..e liberty.