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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-23

DREADFUL MoRrALrrY.-Capt James Price
of Jeffersunville, and formerly commander Of
the Bostona, lost his whole family by yellow
fever, his wife, FIVE children, and mother
They were residing at New Orleans. The
fifth child died on board the Fanny Smith, or
which Capt. Price had taken passage with it
Truly, this 10 great calamity to Cspt. Price
and will excite the warmest sympathies.
Lou. Jour.
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10 The Oregonian, Wing paper, thus
speaks of the reelection Of Gen. Lane As
Delegate from Oregon:
The ELEcrox.-We have no official re-
turns of the late election, and therefore shall
not fill our columns with exaggerated reports.
Lane is elected by about one thousand maJo'
riiy. Washington, Yamhill and UmPqus
counties each gave Skinner small majorities,
and oil the rest of the counties have gone for
lane. In his election the Wings have no
responsibi ity this time. He is the pet of the
Durham Democracy; to them he owes his
election. And to them let all praise be as
cribed for selecting such an sable and exPe.
fienced statesman'--the "bosomfriend OF the
PRESIDENT" (if himself were to be believed)
the .Marion Of the Mexican war;" the ad-
mirer Of "dear Bush," of the Statesma:--
the Sabbath-keeping, law-abiding, gospel
loving 40 Lane" Of Indiana. He is their re.
preventative and not ours. tits hoped he will
reflect Their sentiments fully.
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IThe Vernon Transcript is responsible
for the following erasshopper story:

for the following grasshopper story:
CARS SroPPED BY GRAssHoPPERs.-One
day during the present week, the cars on the
WATERFOWL Railroad were stopped between
that place and Cape Vincent. by the multitude
of grasshoppers on the track. Now don't
dear reader suppose for a moment there was
an embankment Of the crtter.-neither set
II down in your diary as an internal newspa-
per lie. But to explain-the rails were SO
thickly covered with them, and the car
wheels smashed them up so beautifully be.
tween hop aud jump, that they had ef.
feet Of grease on the rails, making the wheels
revolve swiftly, while the train remained sta
tionary. This was witnessed by several gen
tlemen Of the first lrespectability and is true
"In Union there is strength"
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DAILY JOURNAL.


Photographed
PIrrsBURG, Aug. %, n.
The river is falling with feet water in the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
New YORK, Aug. ~, N.
Flour is irmer. sales 500 bbls at Satur-
days prices. Sales Ohio whisky at Co.
Wheat IL inactive, sales Of Western white at
] 81, and Gennessee at 1876. Corn dull but
not lower. Pork and beef are firm. Lard is
steady.
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New YORK, Aug. ~, N.


A correspondent of the Terre Haute Elk.
press thus speaks Of J. w. Gordon, of Indian
apolis. the independent candidate for Report.
er of the decisions Of the Supreme Court, at
the October elections:
Perhaps no one could have presented his
name for that Office more prominently fitted
to discharge its duties-a fine Scholar man
OF extensive general information, and close
penetrating lawyer. =, !,
happened to know Mr.. Gordon well, and
were to select from all those gentlemen,
who from time to time attend the sttlngs oil
the Supreme Court, could find none more
peculiarly situated to report the DECISIONS
No work that is submitted to Gordon's hands
is ever left acknowledgements ior inous-
try, he triumphs over every undertaking."
an indominitable energy, he has, amid null
tiplied score of msfortunes, mastered III d lew
years, what is hardly attained by others in
life time.
Without the aid of wealth or patronage
from moor, but honest parentage, he has hewE
out his path, and with his own hands moul.
ded and fashioned his intellect to its present
capacity.
Hell self made man-one of natures no
b,emen, who would fear to do wrong, as he
would shun life of shame.
am glad that such man has con sented
10 run for this very important Position-and
that he has consented 10 run, untrammelled
by party infuence-by party dctation.
Independent as know him to be in oil his
opinions, il shows no want of moral courage
when he shakes off the shackles of party, and
asks the people-the sovereign masses, to
view his claims, his merits, and dispose OF
him accordingly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-23
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

EVAFSYILLE, LNDIdEds
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that
Il have with great and expense fitted up as
complete Shops any in the West, and hope liberal
patronage will signify disposition TO encourage Home
Manufacturers. We prepared with every facility
fo- manufacturing Engines with wood orion bed
irames and machinery OF all kinds with the latest i'm
provements Gearing and Shaftng fitted up. Puleys,
iron Fronts for houses, flow Mould Boards. Wag.
on Boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
IRON forging work Of ell kinds and Of first quality,
unshed TO order. Steamboat work, and repsirs Of all
Snus OF machinery promptly and carefully executed.
maeanery Is complete, possessing all the ad-
.an@sSs OF me latest improvements and our workmen
are OIL the most skilfu and experienced class. Our
has years been foreman
oi an extensive establishment Easl and is fully equal
| 10 any Machinest In theWes, '
Persons desiring Engines other machinery built OF
repaired are requested 10 CALL for we feel conndent
that we can give as fall satisfaction in quality of work
and prices as any competent and respectable establish
Car wheels OF various pstsrns manufactured with
Murphey's Patent Solid Hub
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention n the
same price las when given In person.
| Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper wanted.
je27d&w q. ID. EGGLESTON q CO. :
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Cinc matt To Hamilton 60. Gin. to Springfield 600
For all Information and through tickets, apply at the
Oice. Southeast Of Broadway and FIR, Mt ST. or al
the Depot, Cincinnati.
W. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
P.w. SrKADER. Geun Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
aug l2 .6md&w
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g
IL A 1 l. ROAD LIN e S

BY THE WAY OF
CINCINNATI, DAYTON & SANDUsKY ROUTE
~ To N. York via Lake Steamers by Ssndusky IN %
AZ II e
Fsua D.lLy TaNxs-Ia Train Accommodation Ex.
NJ 81 Train Asee%%pd.on At NJ 9Th Train Eve
Trains run BY Cincinnati Time. The Roads Of this
Route . Tsl laid s throughout Nth heavy raj:
commoda.lOn Express leaves Cincinnati al 10 o'clock
lightning Esp;s.: Sinsinn:i al Il NJ. con:
pressure Gamers Mississippi Capt. Hazard, st. Law.
LAWRENCE Capt Ao.,sr; scnnsesing :, B1n.IS With
Railroads and "a NJ, Trains Niagara Falls Railroad for
New York, Boston. Niagara Falls. osdensburg. Mon
Totxpo AND CmcAoo.-Secoud train, Lightning Ex.
press. leaves Cincinnati att 2o'cock NJ; connecting
Clyde with Raj road 70 Toledo connecting at Toledo
with Evening Express Train Michigan southern Rail
road 10 Chicago. Through from Cincinnati to Chicago
direct.
press, leaves Cincinnati at o'clock NJ; connecting
ut Sandusky with the low pressure steamer Lay City,
Captain Atwood. connecting At Detroit With Morning
Though from Cincinnati TO Chicago direct. "
ISp.ASAPoLis, TaRRE HAurr AND LArAyrrrE.-First
Train. Accommodation Express. leaves Cincinnati at
leaves Cincnnatia ut LIAM Through from Cincinnati
TO Indianapolis same day.
Accommodation Express ut I.2 o'clock NJ; and sec
Hamilton to Eaton and Richmond. Fourth Train: Eve
ming Express ats M; connects n Hamilton tn Eaton
and Richmond, connecting ut Richmond with West
Railroad tn Centerville.
TxIY, Pow. 6c.-First Train, Accommodation Ex.
press, at l2 o'clock and second Train Lightning
Express q. l2 NJ; connecting at Dayton with Kali
way Troy connecting with Doyes Omnibus and Canal
Packets 10 Piqus, ST. Marys aud ali points the Miami
and Wabash ca nas. Fourth Train. Evening Express
NJ; connects at Dayton with Railroad to Troy
Meeting with Duyle's Omnibus lines to PiQua.
kOxr0RD AND CoxNERsvILLE.-Firs train, Accommoda
ton Express, ut l-2 o'clock NJ. and second Tran.
Lightning Express at Z ga NJ. Passengers by these
Trains take Western Stage COmpanys Lines at Hamil
ton for Oxford Connersville &c. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express, 5P NJ Passengers by this Trs take
Western Stage Company's Lines ut Hamilton for OK
ford.
FARE:
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake steamers
to Buffalo. and Railroad by either route, Sl5,0(
From do to York via Lake Steamers to Buffalo
Railroad TO Albany, and Hudson River Steam
ers to New York, 1900
From Cincinnati to Boston via Lake STEAMERS to
Buffalo and New York City and New York and
Erie X X, 1900
| From Cincinnati to Boston via Lake Steamers to
Buffalo. Albany, aid Western Railroads, le,W
| An additional charge Of Scots. via Niagara Pals
and above routes
From Cincinnati to Montreal via Lake Steamers l7O(
tn ROS wi a "a seta a and
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BY THE WAY OF

~ HE " n Vk
I iR EStfTsIl COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
axe steamers via Cleveland In 80 houre to
vnI.%n IN houn; to Boston 10 34l.q hours: 10
nunsue PniA 10 % hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
FoSa DAILY TnA,ns.-ia Train, Lightning Express, at
8, A M, xnd inin Accommodation Express Al I.q
n: Sd Train aill'boro Train a, i-a I'M 1h evening
k1 1,:in: =, ,a = by - coluubu, tim. 81,
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with heavy
Nrw YosK, Bosros AND MoxrRsAL.-First Train.
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati stSA N. connect,
ing at with Lake Shore Railroad to DunKirS
and Bualo, Getting at Dunkirk with n. York and
Erie Railroad, and ut Buffalo and Albany and New York
City Railroads to New York and Boston Second Train
Accommodation Express, at l2 NJ. connects at
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting at Dunkirk with New York and Erie
Railroad, at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads, and at Buffalo with Niagara Falls
Railroad to New York. Boston, Niagara Falls, gdens-
burgh, Montreal, &c.
ALSO: connects at Cleveland with the and ma e
indecent low pressure steamers Queen ofthe West Cap
tain Bride Crescent City, Captain Pease; connecting
aud Niagara Falls Railroads for New York, Boston, Nj
agara Fails. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting st Dunkirk with New York and Erie
Railroad, connecting at Buffalo with New York City
Buffalo and Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads 10 n
York, Boston and Niagara Falls.
PrrrsBuRGH, PHILADELPHIA e. BALTIMORE. First Train
ing at Crestline with Ohio aud Pennsylvania railroad tc
Pittsburgh, connecting with Penns Railroad ia
Philadelphia and Baltimore. Cincinnati to Phad. and
EVANSVILLE, WHEELING. BALTIMORE. &C.
First Train, Lightning Express, at NJ, and Second
Train Accommodation Express. att 1-9 A NJ, connects
Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio Stage COmpany's Lines via Ma
tonal Road to Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington etc. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express ate PM Passengers by this Train sleeT
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Contra
Ohio Railroad zanesve connecting with Ohio Stage
Company's Lines 70 Wheeling.
HILI.SBORO.-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at 2 l.:
NJ. connecting at Hillsboro with Ohio Stage Com
pany's Lines Chilicothe, Piketon. &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-23
EVANSVILLE AND LOUISyILLE
pACKET.

IT, Il THE substantial and light draught steam.
er FAWN, WM. X. HoLcRAFr comman.
= der, has again taken her place in the
Evansville and Louisville trade, and will continue to
make regular trips during the She has been
thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order.
aug22d3m
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FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS
HAVING just completed large addition to our
l. present store, We are now opening = very ele'
CANT and complete stock Of Fall aud Winter Goods,
mostly purchased in anticipation OF the great rise al
ready felt in all kinds OF Woolen fabrics. Among
which we would enumeGats.
5Cases elegant New style De LANES:
do Jenny Lind Twssds;
II do Assorted Jeans;
II do Assorted Sattin.tts;
10 Bales Fed Fiannels;
4Cases Plaid Linscys:
do Assorted Lusters;
do Woollen Shawls;
90 do New style Prints;
Is do Blsachcd muslins,
To which would call the attention Of the trade.
we will sell cheap.
augl2 j. II. MAGHEE CO.
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ADAMS q co. q EASTERN. WESTERN
-
ANO FORElGN EXPRESS.

TINE public respectfully informed that We are now
u prepared TO give increased facility and dispatchi Tor
Transporting and from the East merchandise, packa
ges parcels bank notes specie, and can assure all
who patronise quick dispatch throughouL the year
having railroad communication from Cincinnati TO the
East Each express is In charge Of trusty messengers
accompanied with iron safe for better security oil vau
ables.
We collect Ills notes. drafts, oil orders for goods
or pay bills in places where we have 06ices.
Expresses for st, Louis, Madison, Indianapolis Gin
cinna. Cleveland Pttsburg, and all parts Oh the Eas
leave daily ut l0i A. NJ.
For Lexington and Frankfor at p. NJ.
For California BY each mail steamer from New YORK
ADAMS & CO.
s. A. JONES, Agent,
poyl7 so ly ONCE 556 Main st.. Louisville.
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PAINTING! PAINTINGN PAINTING!I
W. SUMMERS.
House md Sign Painter.

IMlTATOR OF WOODS AND MARBLES.
DIGS leave TO inform the citizens Of Evansville and
10 vicinity that he has rented shop on the North side
Of First Street between Main and Sycamore ever D. 3.
Andesons Tailor store, where he Ia uiiy prepared 70
execute all orders entrusted to him. Having served
seven years at his besides several years expe-
Renee In the cities Of Cincinnati and Louisville. he
feels confident that his work will compare favorsby with
nything AL he asks II faif trial ana let
his work speak for itself.
n. B.-Wood letters ofevery style for Signs cut ana
gilded TO order. on short notice. augll-2mde
CALI. $4,000 Rags Turks Islsnd 10 large new Guu'
- mics, reed aud for sale by
sugi3 FOSTERS * BROWN.
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n. NELSON
d. wooLsEY.
AU CT ION.
w0oLaEY q NEEs6oN,

VTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auetoneef
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Glasses Picture Frames Motions &c. Particular astcn
ton given to the sale oil oil descriptions Of Goods. Regu
Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay. and Saturday, Casi
aug 3iy wOOLsBY & NELSON.
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NOOLSBY & NELSON.

NOTICES
A IL persons indebted 10 the nrm Of HART 4 COL
N WIN. or have any claims against them will settl
with the undergnsd who has been appointed receive
myIs H. NELSON.
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Cint. to Cleveland 600 Chit. to Ian evillc, ~
4" to Columbus 3,OO toSpringneld 2.0t
For ell information and Through ickets apply at the
Office, Southeast Of Broadway and Front St, Of
at the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent.
=. W. STRADER, General Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent, Evansville.
au1l2.d6w6m.
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RENrOVED.

@rcKER Il KRAMER have removed their extern
sixe stock of Groceries, Leather and Findings, into
thar new brick store doors above their old stand
IN Main street. between First and Second. Their stock
embraces complete assortment in their line. and they
will be happy wait upon their old customers and the
public generally. on - good terms % heretofore.
y2-d3m
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IT ner.ous indebted to me for Coal are requested
a ali M Hornbrook ChuIchilrs and settle for th
same forthwith. ,,,u
jy19 1anbo Ia = Jill u,
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to- York via Railroad to Albany
ant Hudson river teamers $500
Z" via Lake Steamersto Buffalo
and Railroad 10 New York. $500
via Lake Steamers to Buff. X.
to Ably d Hud X. ST. to " 400
to Boston via l.. 81 N Y. &::Ere and
New York City Roads 800
via l. Stmrs. and Citydr
y York and Eric Roads 1900
via l. Shore. Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads 1900
via L Steamers Buffalo, Albany
aud Western Roads 1850
An additional charge of 80 cts via Niagara and above
routes.
Pm Cinti. to Montreal via Lake Shore rod 1900
via Lake Steamer 1900
TO Boston via Shore road & Ogden'bg IT, 90
via l. Steamer and Ogdenbg 1900
TO York via l. Shore Road & 16,s5
via L. Steamer and 1878
TO Buffalo via l.. Shore Railroad 600
=" via Lake Steamer 500
to Phil. Bal via Crestline & Pitt $500
via Cleveland & Pittsburgh is so
to Pitts urgh Wis Crestline us
via Cleveland 900
to Baltimore va Wheeling H65
to Washington via Wheeling 1895
to Philadelphia via Wheeling 1895
to Wheeling us
Cn'ti, to Cleveland 600 Cn'ti to Fan eville $50
40 81. 10 nYin al
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
Doing about to change my business. will sell for
ID Cash st cost prices my entire stock, consisting OF
Ury Goods Boots, Shoes &C., &c. Call soon all who
want to buy choice goods at cost ~,
Any person knowing themselves indebted to me VIII
nlea ~ craiI md settle he same without delay.
P' ;Seo sx,' A"N '''''0 JCAMPBELI.
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NOTICE.
TIME Stockholders OF the Evansville Insurance Com
l. pany hereby notified that the annual election
for nine directors. for said Company will be held sh,
ONCE ofthe Company. on Monday the sth day Of Sep
TENDER next between the hours Of one and four clock
p NJ. BY order Of the Board.
augi2H WIN. T.PAGE, Sct'y.
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REMOVED.

have removed my Boot & Shoe
- Store to my own residence on the -
l. corner of Main and Seventh streets.
All orders will be promptly attended too and neatly
-cuted. will also keep an assortment Of Boots &
,oes Of my swn make, good us the best, for CASH
ivaam WIN. EMERY.
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FURNITURE
SOFAS, Divan, Center, dining, breakfast and Gard
y Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure.us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedstesds and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of WOOD
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23lyd WoOLSEY q NELSON.
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SCHOOL! SCHOOL!!..MlSR EPRESEN.
TATlON.
MISS NJ. 4. wOOLSEY, will reopen her SCHOOL on
wi Monday the 29th ins,., ut tho School Room on
Chestnut tween First and Second sts., occupied BY
her. previous vacation, anoat to the contrary
notw ithstandiLg. augl2 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
The Springs.

In the mountains this year are better atten
ed, than for many years past. We are in
'rned, that there are at present at the White
sulphur about l000-at the Salt 25O-at the
led Sotct 150-at the Old Sweet l0O-at the
led Sulphur from so TO Goat the Blue As
the Al Healing, "a new watering place. rs
at the Hot Goat the Warm Springs 90
the BAH Aium 80-and at the Rockb, idge
Uum about 700. There are probably no,
SO than three thousand strangers in the noun
ans AT this time. and additions to the number
re daily made lf.si'ors could have been &C
omodated, beyond the number now at the
iockbridse Alum, they would in ell probabil
y have had from 1000 to 1900. at least.
Valley Star.
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HEALTH OF THE Cries -Beow we give a
'st week, showing the proportion of death to
nhaiiants 1t will be be seen hat Philadel.
hla is The healthiest of Northern cities and
'harles,on is even healthier than Philad,lphia.
We cannot ascertain the number OF deaths in
richmond; bu, believe it to he uncommony
mall. We think Richmond could make as
God an exhibit as Charleston for it was never
, a more healthy condition:
The following is a summary oil the last week
. reports of mortality in various cities, Wit
he proportion of deaths TO their respective
opulation
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homes at least knowing something they conii
impsrt 10 others. But | am spinning out this
letter TO an uncomfortable length. ami yet !
must not close il without speaking again oil the
SUPERINTENDENT, Col +. II. Smyth. HIS name
and merits, as connected v ith the Institute, are
too well known Tor me to hope to add any thing
more 10 them than my feeble testimony TO the
pre.eninent abt, he has shown in ITS organ
zation and subsequent aJminisraton. For
tunale is the Commonwealth which. having
citizens of such special endowments, can Sc
cure them for their appropriate spheres OF &C
ion. When such men are sought for, they are
but TOO rarely found they are not placed and
some are misplaced. When found, nothing
should BE- left undone TO secure their services
10 the State, and to prolong the period OF their
usefulness, 10y tightening. in every possible
way. the heavy buithen of care and RESPONSE
bIlny tina. must in any case rest upon the m
Col. Smith is not only an honor, but bene-
factor to the Old Dominion; not only son TO
he proud of. but to be grateful 10. Let those
who guide her councils look TO it that the stig
ma oi Republics ngraiitude-rests not upon
her. by neglect Of one " hose whole energies
and extraordinary gifts are solely spen, in her
service d. II NJ
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playing.-When all this had proo,o.
far enough, ore of the damscls 'o Just
NOR. adorned without tnan within ..i head
peculiar parlor drawl winch fo,,.a",,4n that
type can represent, accosted the obsa.'.y no
all, with 'erVed Of
DO the ladies play much a, the ,...
Original saw the game. and resol, ID ar''
10 very universally. Miss, was Tho 70 WIN
ply. ' COO re.
Indeed, Why was not aware Of ,b.,
do they use the piano mosIlyl" pray
Never, miss; the only iastrumen, ~.
:, way is the s"i"e'r' and the girls al NJ n Go'
"Oh dear, ] am sure | never b.arJ
before; do tell US ha, i, is, and Lo.. VI mat
play it," nv" hey
"Well, the instrument is small =:
each girl takes one of these unde, s' and
and che~s the end of its long tail ao,, arm arm,
brings the music '"o That
The preconcered "come," made NJ r =,
progress: and for the balance of the a .a''ie'
our western "green" was the only lion ' af,,g
show - Chicago Com. Adr. u Tie