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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
J.E GLEAvEs, C. & NJ.
% Meg,oes of tAe Or. .SheR.y Eaa,.

PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the Chancery Court al
Nashville, IN the OF Barrow and Lindsey
Admir- s, of the late DR. John Shelby, decd rs Maria
u shelby and others, will sell at public sale at the
Courthouse, in Nashville, Saturday, Oct06er 20h,
1ooO - Slaves belonging 10 the estate of Dr. Shelby
IERAs.-6 and II months credit, with interest
purchasers TO give their notes with approved secu
rites and payable IN Bank Sale absolute and without
restriction
AT the family residence, in Edgeed Friday, the
lsth October 1860 viii sell all the Furniture and other
usod personal property, Of every description
highest bidders. SIX months credit with interest
notes 10 be payable in Bank and be well secured
cept when the purchaser amounts TO less than $780, il
which case the cash viii be required.
sept4-tcs j. E. GLEANES. C. & II.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
" Nashville Bleed Horse I"
ASSOCIATION,
FALL MEETING OF 1860.

SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, October 2Oth-Citizen's
Purse, 81 900, four mile heats.
August, 1850.
ecurity for forfeit required. Nominations to be
made u the Secretary.
Entrance money, per cent. A walk over entities 3
horse TO full amount OF purse.
W. h JOHNSON, Secretary
Box No. 800.
GEN. W. G. HARDING, President
GKS. b. +. CHEATHAM, Proprietor.
octl3
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
NOTICE.!
corporation Laws.
AN ACT
To Lessen the Damages from Blas.ing

AN All
To Lessen the Damages from Blasting.
SEC. L Be Il enacted by the City Council Of Nashville
That any person engaged IN blasting within the Corpo-
ration limits, shall, IN addition the usual prcau-
tons OF covering up the blasts, crying the alarm &c
stretch cords across every avenue, street. aev or
or thoroughfare leading directly 10 the place Of blast
ing, each cord 70 be fastened four feet from the
ground anu at distance OF not less than sixty Yards
from the blasts said cord 10 be stretched and fastened
before tie blasts shall be fired and shall remain unt
the last blast is exploded.
SEC. any person failing TO use the precautions
herein made obligatory, shall, conviction of the
same before the City Recorder be fine not less than
ten nor more than nfy dollars for each and every OF
fence. IRA JONES,
Pres't Board of Councilmen
K. b. CHEATHAM,
Pres't Board Of Aldermen
s N HoINGswoEIH, Mayor.
lneSt: W. A GLENN, Recorder
approved sept ~ o. Octl5-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
DisSecti g Instrum nts.

\ iAkGE stock of DISSECTING. INSTRUMENTS
man ufsctured BIZ Tieman OF New yert- sa-1 - =
c o.,se ana Tor sale by RAINS, BROWN 4 Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Undershirts anA Drawers.

lin ohlrtS and Drawers. heavy and very fine Cash
n, mere onlrts an Drawers, heavy and very fine:
9ah ShirtS and Drawers heavy and very fine;
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers do do do
GalSoii aahhei Shlrts and Drawers, do do do
g. IIe la sest and smallest men find Underwear to
FIT them at No IS Cherry street one door from Union
VN'-O-'I j II McGILL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

Dickin's New Book,
SHORT STORIES, just receved.and fcr.saie By
uneiz-u J0HNYoRK & co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Negroes Of The Mari. ro,.ng estate for sal

DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the Of James II. and Jacob Young
Adnr's Of Mark Young, decd. u.s. Elizabeth Young and
others will sell at the Courthouse Nashville GA
Saturday. October roth, 1850, the following Slaves
wit: Susan, Fanny and Edward.
IEIats6 months credit without interest notes pay
able in Bank and with good personal security required
Sept4-t DIS j. E GIEAVES G
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
AN ACT
AN ACI
In Relation to the Public Schools.

In Relation to the Public Schools.
SIC; 1. Be Il enacted By the City C0uacG o,- Nash
rifle That II shall mol be lawful for any parent guar
dian, or other person having temporary or permanent
charg control OF minor who is not eltiLsed NV
law become pupil in the Peblc chools OF this city
publ OF the same, to permit such minor 70 at
tend any OF said schools pupil and any person so
offending shall be fined not less than nor nrre than
nny dollars for each and every offence
SEC BE IL further enacted hat if any person
having charge or control Of any Public School or
Schools OF the city, shall knowingly and wifuy con-
nve at and permit the attendance any pupil IN any
OF the Public Schools Of this city when said pupiI Is
entitled by law 10 the benefit OF said school, the
person thus knowingly and wifuIly permitting such
pupil TO attend shall be fined tina Ten nor
more than nfty dollars for each and every offence
SEC. B. Be enacted That il shall be the duty of the
Superintendent OF the Public Schools 10 report 70 the
City Recorder the OF all persons no shall yio-
late the provisions the first section of .his act and
il shall be the duty of the Recorder TO is e warrant
against such person persons and enfore the penalty
prescribed. r. B. CHI ATTAIN
Pres't Board Of Aldermen.
IRA =. JIG INES.
Pres't Board Cz0uncfInen
s \. HoLNGswoRrH, Mayor
attest: W. A GLENN, Recorder
Approved Sept. u, go. octI5-lw
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Ghauferp Sales.

Land Ga solensrilte and Nh Creek FaIIey T17Pske
DY virtue of a decree rendered by the Chancery
ID Court at Nashville, in the Of Mary Goodwin
Corbift and Others viii positively sell at the
Court House in this city, II O'Clock precisely on
SATURDAY. Sd day of NOVEMBER, 1s60, the track o.
Il Acres and 19 poles Of Land described the plead
IngS-s heretofore sold TO the defendant Corbitt-
TERMs:-6and u months credit without interest and
sale without redemption
N0TE-This sale is TO pay the decree in favor OF com
iaant for about - 200 and besides this claim there
= also further lien said Tract Of Land fer about
$1,000, TO which the said Land viii be subject.
No bid received al this sale unless party IS prepared
TO comply with terms OF sale by executing
notes with tive approved sureties-
oct10 tbs JE GLEAyE, c kA
AgJor Works Farm for sale.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court, a.
= Nashville IN the case Of Sarah d. Work Is Wua-
fybus and Others viii proceed 10 sell on the ITepsiScs
Tuesday, Ga Cts5er, 1862 the Farm Of $50 acres.
lying the northern bank OF the river (Cumoerlandl
miles from the city, and known the home place q
Major Work and bought by him of Wm- Pybus-
IEKNs--Sale free from redemption, and credit o.
Q, p Is and "a months, without nierest-purchaser
10 give notes with approved security and lien TO be
tanned J. E GLEAYES, C n.
sept4-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
Vrabue and x.ucus
MEDIC AL BOO

Stoves! SfoseS!! Stoves y!
HAVE in store and row receiving the best selected
4 assortment of 100 KING and HEATING STOVES.
FURNACES, CRATES, &c, ever offered in this mar
het' anu WIN sell as 10 as articles of the kid
can be bought in Louisville Cincinnati saw in par
sizes futed Com mon Stoves for Coal;
90 stralsnt, do 90
3 do large Globe Coal Stove.
do Open Fran slin Coal Stoves:
do do do Wood do
3 do Monkey Coal Stoves:
. do huted Box stoves for Wood.
and 10 Plated Wood Stoves;
sizes Kansas Pa rIor Stoves Tor Wood.
do Challenge Heaters for Coal:
do large extra church toves:
4 do Phoenix Coal Stove;
2 do Ironing and Wash-house Stoves.
Common Janlb and Mantle Crates
HarbeiZed Iron Mantes and Crates con,rleta.
and Coal, OF best make. n " WI S0N
O0li0 Il, CoIegest.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
J.E. GLEAYES C &M

PURSUANT to decree of the Chaneery Court at
Nashville, in the case OF Geo. ID. Hamlet Is. Wash r.
Lucas and Others viii SELL public sale the Court
House in Nashville, Saturday Oc06er the 9th 1850
the UHS0ld portion Of WGSh IL. LaodS' tract Of land
which IS known the Crucher part oihis whole
The same consisting Of about % acres and lying IN
front of the Mansion House.
TERNs-l and years credit, with interest and sale
Tree from retention, purchaser satisfactory
notes and lien To be retained.
Sept5-tds J. E GIEAVES, c. an.
These sales continued over to SATURDAY OCTOBER
q, 1o60, when the viii take place at the Cancery
Court Room in Court House.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

! UEySIA IRON Stove Pipe;
IL Common do do
Odd Baskets for Crates:
Odd Tenders for Crates &c. &c:
Stoves put up il any part Of the city.
j. W. WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
PosTPoNEMENT.

FIEk having sold 80 acres OF above Tract Of Land,
- al safe made On the premises this 9th octo-
e ne sac OF me residue (l5o acres) postponed,
Shch TINE sale Of II VIII positively take place Al
CHANcERY COUNT ROOM, in the Court House, 10 COM
mence at 10 O'Clock. J. E GIFAVrS = & n
octl0-td :.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

DURSUANT TO a decree of the Chsncerr Court at
L Nashville, IN the Of J0hn Mallory NJ JoS;sh
Mallory and Others VIII sell, Saturday Cc0.- ?.
1850, At the Court House Nashville the foo,ginr-
valuable property, wit The Mallory resIdego. o5
SOSta Cherry stree, s0iA les feet Of ground next "a
Mallory street) attached. The remainder OF tbs piece
Of property, I79 feet divided lots One lot Of los
feet front on south College street.
TERAs-ls and years credit, with interest, Ter
et cash to pay o0S1s and epsSsS, sch5ch sri t.s
collected house lot Purchasers give notes with
satisfactory security, and hen 10 be retained.
seDt5-tds J. E GLEANES. C IN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

PURSUANT TO a decree of the Chancery Court az
Nashville IN the OF VIM A Whitsett Executor &c
Of Farrar Wash. r Lucas and others, viii sell
the Court House IN Nashville Saturday OctoIT %
lS60d tract Of 10 and so poles gf land, part OF
the Lucas Farm and being the bought BY him OF
complainant.
TERAs-5, Il and Is months credit with interest
and sale free from redemption have personal
security and TO be payable in the Bank and lien to DO
retained
- L L sNrISc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
J.J.BEEcH, u
Wholesale s. Retail DR. uggist
(srccxssoR T. j. GooIEr COY
Corner broad and Cherry Sta Gets.


NASHVILLE, TENN.
M ILL keep always on hafid q large and complete
" assortment OF everything kept IN the Drug line
which we will sell as cheap as the chenpest and as
time and any time day or night to the satisfaction
Of all good citizens who wiz favor with call and
patronage. JOHN J. BEECH.
sent IQ-tf z=szs 4-3-7l = -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20
POTASH.

one Thousand pounds Potash on hand, and for sale
Oby RAINS, BROWN a co.
sPpt22-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-20

s \. HoIINGswoRrH, Mayor.
attest; w. A GLENN, Recorder
Approved Sept. L, go. octIh-lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
NUMBER 80.
THE GATH ERER.
A snatcher up Of Unconsidsred Trias,.,

Black Mail-A colored gentleman.
Some Of the lakes Of Swi;zera,d are
one thousa feet deep.
-Laziness travels 80 slowly tha, pover.
ty soon overtakes her.
1t is common, says Taci.us, to esteem
most what is mosi unknown.
1t costs us more to be miserable Than
what would make us perfectly happy
Why i. anything considered account.
ed profitable p Because it is considered
again. .ss- 20
B. The man who burst into tears. is safe.
y bottled up. -. ...e1 =
The Sioux City Register /, the best
local paper in the State.
THE only way to look at lady.
fault',' exclaimed . supergal!art, '.is TO
shut your eyes
If the bills before Parliament are not
counterfeit, why should there be such =
difficulty in passing them.
An epicure once asserted ,h.. two
were required to make meal OF q chicken
himself and the chicken.
DO you know who bull. this bridge p
said person to Hook. No. said Hook,
but if you 90 over you'll be tolled.'
Julius, why didn't you oblnnc your
stay at the springs? 'Kase, Mr.. Snow,
d"y charge too much How so, .Iu'ius p
'Why. de landlord charged dis roilored
individual wild stealing Dc spoons.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

RULES FOR uEALTH---a ia Haik.-Im-
primis, never 60 to bed with your feet
sticking cat of the window, particularly
when it is raining or freezing
More than three pigs feet and half of
mincs pie eaten at midnight, will not
generally cause the summer to dream Of
houris, paradises, accommodating bankers
and other good things At least they are
not apt to do so. m
Never stand in the rain barrel all night.
1t checks prespira,ion, and spoils the rain
water for washing purposes.
Never spank your children with the
hand saw, or box their ears with the sharp
edge OF Ratchet. 1t is very apt to effect
their brains. .... ....,.....'. .
Never stand in the hall with the door
open and with nothing but your he-mise
Or she-mise on, talking to friend, more
than half an hour at time. rr..
To enlarge the muscles Of the arms and
legs, climbing up and down the chimney,
especially it the house is four story one,
three or four times before breakfast, is a
cheap exercise, and gives vorocious ap-
p ,tlte.
Ear ache in children is a common and
vexatious complaint To cure it at oree,
bJre hole in the tympanum with GIN
let and pour in oil and things. If the
child keeps on crying, bore it all the way
through to the other ear.
Corns may he easily cured. The most
torturing can be ex'irpated as follows -
Take sharp knife, and the joint Of the
toe whercon the corn resides, insert the
knife in the articulation pry of the toe,
and throw it away. 1t wilt nevern return
again, unless your dog brings it back to
you in bis mouth. patent applied fer.)
The habit Of drinking can be cured by
giving the drinkers all the liquors they
want to drink all the time. We know OF
two in our own experience who were cured
in three weeks. Que jumped ou, of u four
story window, and ran a curb stone into
his head, the other didn't GET up one NOR
ming, and has universal curb-stone
growing out of his head in the grave
yard,
The best way to take pills of the Bran
dre,h's desert p,iou, if You have twenty or
twenty five to take. is not to make them
into hash and eat them, but load shot
gun with them, put the muzz'e against
your stomach, and pull the trigger with
your toe. 1t save a great deal OF DISCUS
to the gullet aud bad taste in your
mouth.
Never 60 to sleep standing on your
head. The brain might take a notion TO
run down, and what would you do on
awakeing to find all your brains in your
head.
Never shave your whiskers with hatch.
ct. The best mode Of trming them is to
pass red hot iron gently over them. The
operation smoohs them regularly, giving
the end of each hair smooth, crspy ap.
pearance.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

Stephen Whitney, who died in y. York
recently, leaving ten millions, wa. once
met by Jacob Astor, when the following
dialogue ensued
"Wr Whitney. hear you have retired
from business This was after bis retire
ment in 1887.
:i"les, replied Mr Whitney. Ih.,e.c.
tired
And how much are you worth p in
quired Mr. Astor.
About s., ,oO0,0 ,0QO,' replied Mr.. Whit
ney.
After studying and thinking in silence
Tor moment, "Well," said Mr.. As,ar. Il
don't know but it is Just as well to retire
on that sum as it is to be rich
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

II JOSEPH BARKRA,

BY JOSEPH BARkRA.
Look W st t1at neg, ~ II ripples and sways
On the roof In our cisies-the ships In our bays:
Count the stars count their cost count the gioriss
-sy, do
And the dare, ys "dissolvers,' to tear It In twol
Look abrcad on the lsud-qags the bsauty and worth
OF ths envy, the wonder, the glory Of the earth.-
And then seixe Whist bond nends would shrink TO
undo. q #s
And with Wsshington's word, cut the compact in
tWol
The arch demon for treason from Paradise hurled.
Who dissolved the FIRST union 'twix God and the
world,
AZ he triumphed in Eden, will triumph anew
In that hour-shouid 1t eoms-whsn our one should
be two!
Away with such thrsatsniugsi On Libsrtys soil
Shall her break her imags-her temple despoil'
II cannot, It will not, II must not be truel
Whom God joined together, shall never bs two.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

MY motto throng life has been
work and advertise. In business. adver-
,ising is the true philosophers stone. TIM,
turns whatever it touches into goii I
have advertised much, both in weekly -
we'll as in daily papers. nor have founl
that those of the largest circula.ion-ef
either class benefited me the most. '-Jno.
Jacob Astor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

A CONFUSED MEMBER OF THE LIGIsla-
ruRR.-Dobbs, during his FIRST session IA
member Of the Legislature, was caught
without speech. lie was remarkable for
his mode:ty and his thirst for red eye"
One unlucky day, the proceedings being
rather dull, and Dobbs being rather ,hir--
ty, he concluded to 60 over 10 the hotel
and take drink. A Dobbs rose to leave
the hall, he caught the Speakers eye
The Speaker supposed he intended to ad
dress the House. aud announced in loud
voice, Mr. Dohbs'
Dobbs started a. II he had been shot.
The assembled wisdom Of the State had
their eyes fixed upon him. lie pulled cut
his spocket.handkerchicf to wipe away tho
psrspiration, and feeling il necessary TO
say something, be blundsred out
Second the notion
"1here is no motion before the House.
said the Speaker.
Then II
The silence Was breatLless.
H."
Dobbs could not think Of anything to
say But bright idea came to him, AID
he finished with,-
IL move to adjourn
The mution didn't 70. but Dohhs did.
and nothing more Was sesa Of him sh u
day.
- A man who had been fined several
weeks in succession for getting drunk.
cody proposed 10 The judge that no should
take him By the year at . reduced raas.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
A FEW GEMS FROM HELPERS
IMPENDING CRISIS"

The Black Republican text book, being
endorsed and recommended to the people
Of the United States by Il majority Of the
Republican members Of Congress, we give
few extracts:
"Then we are an Abolitionist2 Yes
Not merely u freesoiler, but an aboi,ionisl
in the fullest sense Of the term We are
not only in favor Of keeping slavery out OF
the territories, bu. carrying our opp ositiou
to the institution u step further. We here
unhesiratinsiy declare ourself in favor OF
its immediate aud unconditional al clifton
in every State in this conlederAcy where i,
now exists Page 25.
In this extraordinary crisis Of affairs
no man can he ,rue patriot without first
becoming an Abolitionist. Page l16.
"An appelIatiou THAT Of q gentleman
which we would no sooner think of apply.
ing to pro- slavery stakeholder, or any
other proslsvery man. than we would
think Of applying il to border rutiian, a
thief or a murderer Page lls
1--WE mean precisely what our words
express when We say We believe thieves
are, Is a general rule. less amenable to
the moral law than slavehalders Page
l39.
I'VE contend moreover, that slavehold
ers are more criminal than common mur-
derers. Page l40.
But we are welded 10 one purpose
from which no earthly power can divorce
us. We are determined to abolish slave.
n l. r l.
opposition, Of whatever nature, which it is
possible for the alaveocra,s to bring
against us or this they may take due
notice and govern themselves according
ly.'-Page l49.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

lcY.-Some Nay took drunken fellow,
placed him in a collin, with the lid 81 TINT
he could raise il, placed it in a grave yard
aud waited to see the effect. After .hor.
time the fumes Of the liquor left him and
his position being rather confined. be sas
upright. and after looking around, he ex-
claimed
well. I'm the first that's riz, Or else
I'm confound.dy beatcd."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31


The R,GHr BIKD.-Old DR.. Nichols,
who formerly prac,iced medicine, found
the calls AID fees did not come fast enough
to please him, 50 he added xn npothecary
shop 70 his business, for the sale OF drugs
and medicines. H. had great sign
painted 10 attract the wandering eyes Of
the villagers, aud the doctor loved to stand
in front OF his shop aud explain its beau.
ties to the gaping beholders. One Of these
VAS an lrishman who eazed at il for n
while with = comical look, and then ex-
clsimsd-"Och, by tho powers, doctor. if
il isn't 6ne But there's something u it,.
tic b. wanting in it,
"And ~hs. pray, 10 tha.f" asked the
doctor.
"Why, you sse,' said Pat. "you'vs got
. beautiful sheet Of water here and no, .
bit Of . bird swimming in IT,"
AYE, yes replied the dsctor, that's .
good idea, III have = couple OF swans
painted there would Mt they be fna2'
Faith, and ] don't know but they wo d
said Pat. but I'm after thinking there =
another kind Of bird would be more ap
propriste."
'What's that 2" asked the doctor.
"Why, can't exactly think Of his name
just now. hut he 10 QUE of them kind OF
birds that when he sings, cries. 'Quack,
quacE. qnack"
Tic last that ~. asen OF Pa. and the
Doctor, wss Pat running for dear iiie, and
ths Doctor xilsr him.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
sobkkf NkANs John r ALLISON.
MEANS, ALLISON Z co.
zeal Estate Brokers,
4ANJKDR0,
e MIG II ANT A G e N rs i,
SIOUX CITY IOWA,

VLTILL give their personal attention to selecting
w and entering vscant lands In the Sioux City,
Dakota and Northern Nebraska Land Districts, with
cash warrants-procusi.s Deeds for Lots In Sioux
City aud Its Additions-payinzT Taxes upon city and
county property for rssidenta-loanineM Money on
rood security at western rates Of interest invest
ing 1t in property for distant Bills
and Notes and remitting proceeds promptly at the
current rates Of Exchange.
We will alan act Commissioners for the States sf
Maine, New nampahire, Vernon. and Massachusetts,.
All ietters Of inquiry answered promptly.
July %, 1883.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31
SUSTAIN THE RIGHT

We may not all, with powerful blow,
Be chamLions for the Right;
But all with 6rm undaunted brow,
May stand unshaksn mid the n.w
OF wrongs sustained from Might;
One word may turn the wavsriuy scale,
Que willing honest hand
Uphold ths cause that elss might fall,
Although hy genius planned.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-31

John Kelly, OF North blackstone. Mass,
nos in his eighty fourth year, has tended
the Same rrist mill for seventy years, and
s,ill delights 10 his old occupation. Mr..
Kelley WAS never In railroad ear or
s,camboa,, and .ever hundred miles
from home.