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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-24
For Auditor.

MessRs EnpFohs lyon Viii please an noane
tn name Of WM- IT. KLUssrAV candidate for
Auditor of yaaderbnrgitssa rats, at the ensuing
October election. -i-at i.ia
Vle4oR B1seH-h has. at the sofieltation OF many
citizens become candidate for Auditor Of Yan-
derlmgh County At tue easning October Election.
nIlssts Eplrdas :--Yoit sill please Announce my
nsme is g candidate Cor Auditor Of Eandefl drsb
County at tho nsaiBze octcber election
-ae ----- = - - 49, . B. cox
Epr4oK J5oesA1- You WI please announce the
name Of s NJ, ssIBsoS a candidate for Auditor Of
yanderbnrgh County, at tie eusiifnt oetober eIec
for
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Bszg" Hon. j. Scott Harrison who was
nominated by ii so-caIled Democratic Con-
vention for the Office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor has written letter declining the nos
mination. He says he has been cured Of all
ambition lor such distinction, and even If
this were not the case, lie could not consent
to be party candidate Tor any Office insthe
present condition of the country. He in
sists that it is neither the part Of wisdom
or patriotism to assail the Government
when the enemy is laundering at the gates
-raPtra1. While he owes the Repub-
licans, AS a party, no debt OF political OBJ
legation he does not hesitate to say that The
Administration has his warmest sympathies
in its efforts to put down this rebellion, and
he is in fayor-of doing this effectively aud
permanently peace if we can, in war.
if we must. In this way, are patriotic men
in all parts of the country rebuking those
who would paralyze the efforts of the Gov
eminent in sustaining itself These gentle
men who pirate SO glibly Of peace and Lin
coins war, viii yet ascertain the estimation
in which they are held by the people, if
they are not made to realize it in manner
somewhat prejudiciaI to their personal safe
ty. The people viii not be deceived, and
the man who attemplsto divert their a:ten-
ton to side issues, will receive the scorn his
conduct merits The patriotic views of Mr..
Harrison viii strike Il responsive chord in
every loyal breast. - - --- ....
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Evansville, August "a. 1861.

= ONE HUNDRED NEx WANrED FOR THE Gun
BoATs.-The steamer Conestoga will arrive
at Evansville on the 25th, or whereabouts, for
enlistment Of men for service. Pay $18 to
$25 per month. Navy rations5 together with
one hundred dollars bounty at the end ofthe
war, with usual land grants. For particu-
lars see hand bills. a good chance for sea
men. LIEUT.. PHELPS, o. S. N.
ang. 22-d5t @ a
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The American House, formerly known as
the Pavilion Hotel, water street. corner of
Sycamore, Evansville Indi-JaJ. PILLS
BURY, formerly Of steamboat Masonic Gem,
and W " BoIooURT, formerly of City Ho-
tel, Proprietors -alag fs.s5 10. 1-a ego
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by his sides, is inclined with a slight stoop
forward, and in his movements, if there
be not much grace, there Is no
lack of vigor. Beside him, towering over
the crowd, and topping even the President,
stands GeneraI Scott sthe veteran, but for
whom it IS not too much to say, in spite Of
heaven-bern warriors and citizen soldiers in
civil life, Just as Cabinets exist in the Militia
and volunteer regiments, the President
would probably not be there at all The
bold, leonine front of the indb The massive
head and broad forehead, the full fine eye
the mouth broad and distinctly cut, and the
square, resolute chin arrest attention and
recall the types of some better-known com
manders; but Americans are Justly proud
of one who in a military career extending
beyond half a century has been uniformly
successful, and who has not been less fortu-
nate in any diplomatic or political fpnc-
tons he has undertaken TO discharge. The
Virgfnians, who burnt the house in which he
was born lest it should see the birth of
another traitor, and who changed (lIe name
of a county in their Stale called after him to
that of Davis, will not do any harm with
posterity His look and manner indicate
that his mind is still vigorous, though the
SHOWS of &c Winters have wreathed their
honors round his brow !; but when the
towerlike frame and great torso are set in
motion there is a feebleness in gait and a
want of power in the limbs which show that
age and wounds and hard labor have taken
their hostages and securities. When one
turns to the keen, clear face of Mr. Seward,
strongly reminding us OF Mr.. Douglas
Jerr0ld, the contrast between the military
character, as developed in the principal sup
port of the Cabinet and the Union, and tie
jy1f no an
who is considered to be the best politician
for American purposes in the Ministry, is
very striking.
The march past Of the troops Wouid not
be thought much Of by the critic in such
matters who has seen the yiyacity of the
( French allure, the measured beat of Aus
/ trian infantry, the automaton precision OF
| the Muscovite line, or the solid tread of the
British battalions, but when it was known
that these regiments had been called out at
a few weeks notice as volunteers, and were
/ equipped and sent to a Government which
last April had neither men,, money, nor
credit, and was now at the head of an enor-
nous army, with all the resources. of the
free States of America at his back, the
moral force of the fact overwhelmed the lit
tie exceptions to Uniform, arms, and that
which time alone can giye-discipline. The
American element is not as yet so large in
these troops as one would have a right TO
expect in American troops, and when the
Italian ana other foreign companies throw
boquets and sprigs of green on the estrade
aud at the feet of the President and the
General, tile ei6ds uttered in the various
tongues were the chartere Of the emigrant5
to Freedom, and the rebuke of those Amer
I leans who would accept the. labors and the
/ blood of those men ana refuse them all
right save that Of living in and, dying ioI
/ the Union. -..
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RAFI.1lOAD- REOEIPrs.

- ~ sa 4as sf-s f. AUGUST %, 1861
bz hats, shanklin Z. KeIly; TX dry goods, }
II NIaghee & CO; box keiiera Whites 2lhxs gro
ceries . K cps saitpetre @ hhds sugar, Geo Foster
g. -fyxs 11fse r G o Rfley co; 10 bbs oil, ii
a bIe Elhering; sack feathets = coop chick ems,
lspcs pork, .. 5 Jaquass & Co; / shaita package,
Reitz & IIansv IS bush wheat, tgieheart b osi -
A Il sHRADER. Agt.E
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Extraot fron. * tIsseIl's Last Letter
the London TtElles

= aoA rom Ie usselAs LAST Letter q
the London Times.
The following, from Mr. RusselPs
last letter, received in this country, is de
seriptive of what he saw in Washington on
the 4th OF July
. The following morning opened with all
the unaocustomed pomp of martial display ,
the blast OF trumpets, the roll OF drums. The
roar Of distant guns. the tramp OF men rever-
berated through the highways and the
New \ orkAregiments pa sed IN review ta
fore the President and many Of his Minis
tiers in front Of The White House. What "a
change since he heir of England sto1d there
by the side Of one who may prove TO hoe the
last President of the United States united,
at least as voluntary entirety The Tee
bic courtliuess of Mr.. Buchanan IS replaced
by the straightforward purpose and energy
OF Mr. Lincoln. on whose broad shoulders
mas fallen the grievous legacy of his prede-
cessor errors aud vacilIation: and the let
tersi dispatches, and message which mar
lareo clYlI wax are succeeded l., speeches 10
armed ieglons, who are aboAt I'D epd IL nv
conquest or in defeat IL Is n,.f,4bi- he
English pabhc ale already runtltar to,rh
the Ines OF the saliow long, and stroo r.
marked face OF the present President g.,frb
TO roe. Is indicative OF SHIRE aduess, ho.,y-.v.
and some love Of humor the eve. are
deeply set, dark, not very bright, but pene-
trating and kindly the tall, Tank, body, SET
or long, loose legs, powerful arms swinging
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Notice 10 Shippers.

From and after this date / Will pay no
charges, Except transportation charges) or
give due bills for merchandize shipped on
steamer Charley Bowen; am always willing,
however. TO collect for shippers without any
responsibility on part of the boat. .--
: E---5l = Gus LEmcKE, Clerk.
Z Eyansville. -Anonst q 1861 $50
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DIED:

/ = On Friday, August 23d, DAVID. JAMES, infant
sou Of Thomas and Eliza snotdon, aged one yaaT
and three months. -s11E3- 51ll--
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents On Fourth stnset, between Cherry and
Oak, this Saturday, afternoon at O'Clock. Tile
friends Of the family invited attendaSithoat
further notice. 3e y z
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Rg@ It will be seen by dispatches from
Washington that the New York News and
Day Book are to be suppressed
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seg- We are rsqae sted- to state tbat bat
tal,"n drill al Camp Vahaefburgh commen-
Ces Al three o'clock p NJ ftrees parade at
IT,
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GSB~ The Bowen arrived from Care yes
'er14ay with the largest trap Of the season,
She reports meeting the Samuel Orr Thurs
lay morning at 10 o'clock, near Golconda
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RNRRsEE nNWTNEs.
EKOeE&ee egaaeH LOKN


The Undersigned offers The fiiowing bargains in
Real ESTATES; p. 20 20
Lot No. 22e. Donation Enlargement Of Evans
vile, corner Syc9re flid tlh Streets, FOR 81 ,05O
IN cash. - -.
Also tho SOUTHEAST quarts = Of Lot no. LOB, Do
nation EpIasgen}e at witt tfranle tenemeRb hOnse
thereon aud Brick out-houses attached thereto, for
81 200 in cash or county or city orders. Orders
taken ST Har.) RAE #H#-sa.zrfs e 81 e
$50 ire r1f5die quarter % flle Same LOT, Upon
whelrisaftuateJi fTafae tsne meift house c6niain
ing SIX rooms neutrality-suspicious.. with hFice ont
lion ses ps abgYe, for $500 sanenf above tfhs
above buildings renting fox &.12S peg aFluul. s
Also, Lot 40 2lI aTsl fhe North West quarter
Of No, f2ip, psaatopE 3sn4aFgeFneatf FOR 2,2lg ia
cash or@ cbunty orders at par. TITS portion Of
ground AgaaHres ITz1 feet fsdHdis lon EoGFthl
Street, and eXtcuding back - The lleg and Capal
in The rear thereuE = s4&1 ga 9et& t-' ~ tt'
Also, $50 Lots ia Ia1nt,eo, at Ices ni ou time
to suit purchasers. g q $ P q -- BOD
Also, IG0 acres OF Laud-the North .'st quart or
oiSection rs, Township a. saHih HiauEa a. West,
in Union 'feRDsliips n7str the EatI, Of TIE phie
RiYer-Oneasy terms.
Also, see acres of Ead the Counties Of YaR-
dtrllurgh, Gibson, md Pike, for which As well as
the lots in bamasco, the undersigned VIII accept in
payment cash City County orders at pat any
kind OF -ffeFchautabfa country pToduco-
III. II. VA Liz flii, l.eid hstHte a gent,
July 2s- tfs5rngF
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Bg- Dobell u Conyngton will have for
sale, this evening" the latest pietorials.
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Tx 3 = - p r = ~ z - - - .
WILLIAM II. BATCHEL0E's HAIR DYE,
TIE ONLY Harmless i Reliable
.s.,d y g '.ssi.iss .spet t;el'ssa as '.-s.iy
RECRUITS ]! RECRUITS :!

- nde1TnI5e 611f0NeT q mon ao 19lnIaJ illlas-
diat-lY Tor tie t9tt Regiment q. infihtTy O. s. q.
SEVER eere .suth iuducebabts otgelcd 10 men 10
hsht their couittrys batffef Opportunities OF pro-
motion The hnInie good wages 10 the moore st
honor aud the gratitude at p0sI Ell 50 air. ete@-
sry man who desires 10 fight tot liberty aud his
country, call Al tho Washington House p spnd be
informed OF the extra advantages of enlistment in
to this regiment -
The pay efl recraff Bufns 81 fhe lav Of his en-
iistment and lie viii not he 5pectei 10 fitf until
Thoroughly drilled - the most accomplished ON
cers OF the army. Fvnusof two do liars will be
gwen TO any man vino presenfss an accent abfe 4ys4
cruit. ReEd'Rg9ps4 - Washington Ho1Ises'' a1.s"t
NICK. \ ShiI III taRt- ] Sab lftau ray 7ito
julyai RecrHitine of5es7F a
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FRESH OYSTERS. can be had on the arrival
Of the train this evehing, at Hermann Oys-
ter Depot on First gStreetnnear the Post Of
flee Warrented fresh and good
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0e8~ Read the letter Of Senator Douglas
IN another column. We especially COM
mend it to those Democrats who have been
decejvine themselves and friends with the
idea that the present struggle is Lincoln
or Republican war.
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THE PREsIDENcY.TT The following is from
e Occasional the Washington correspond
ent OF the Philadelphia Press :a.-s
After all, however'1ge may scold political
leaders, it is good think to hold out to our
public men the allnring bait of being Pre-
sdent Of the United States. Beyond the
approval of his own conscience, what more
honorable and fitting reward could a sue
cessful patriot in the Cabinet or in tile field
lasire2 am sick OF the talk OF mere par
,i~ans Of the danger ORA standing army
tnQ military dictatorshlp, ana am in
leasely so when i 81 remt6nber how my
country has suffered unders the rtInous rdle
OF corrupt Civilians. I would rather see
this Republic maintained BY arms, its ma
jestic edifice cemeRled by the blood Eaf
traitors, and its threshold Yhitened with
their bones, than witness its rapid decay
under The cofrupting Influence OF treason.
Three young Generals-and a noble trium-
virate they are--now lead the three grand
divisions of the American army: George +.
Mcclellan, on the Potomac, Nathaniel p.
Banks, on the Shenandoah, and John G.
Fremont, on the Mississippi, Some of our
prophets are busy in casting their Presiden-
tiaI horoscope; aud why not2 What
brighter guerdon could he held, forthito con-
tending warriors than the Presidential
prize They are all patriotic men-con-
scienuous in the belief that they aFerfig at-r
ing battle IN the resaIts Of which civiiizq-
ton now, and posterity hereafter, must feel
an jndescribahle interest. u viii assuredlY
mot paraIyze their energies TO teeI that he
who wins IN this great race may attain the
right TO administer the laws OF great peO-
pie. - e- --r-.q-- 49,
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eSsH1 5Hs - % KEI e..

Z
Wilt BE 0eENED AUGUST Ist, 1851. d.
The undersigned having leased tbs above House
Cor term of years, and having bad the sfrls htsd
UP with great and eXpens world respect fully
announce to the citjzous af Evansville aFA yicint
ty, and tue travelling public gencraiP, tbat said
House is now in "A most excellent condition in ev~
cry respect and IL every department. -
IT il our intention Keep said house ss A first
class Hotel, and ia such manaeE will give gem
eral satistac ton to all A0 may favor tl their
patronage In fact, such house as Evansville has
for many years stood greatly il need Of, and We
respectfully solieitthe patronage ~ at IN Qpr mn
! taking. -.--- -.-s.--. -a5
The American HcTse is situated gu fbe bark of
the river, at the corner at Water and ~ camera
Streets oppbsite ard con venieut t. he SfeaInbo
Landing. The guests of the house favored with
0 full view Of eight or ten miles Of the heautifnl
Ohio AID also with a continual cool and refres hing
breeze from TIE river during he SKINNER months.
These CONSIDERATIONS render i by f4FitAA nio 81
pleasant and desirable l9caQoa fora 42isl in Tho
stsSet ,satsl, viii he -Ktrt dsy ana ni+it Tor
pa 7engers arriving or departfu0 BY i-otts asd
Iibus viii to ana from -iie Ag3ericau 10 fi
passtnger trains on tue e < e. r. Il. fr..- ---
urrooas VIII at All times be Kept clean and in
excellent order and Furnished with ssiA ard clean
beds. 81. .-,. 49, .ar =f #rtg ~ s5-sf.s
our tatsW ~ al ali times be. farai5lsol with the
best he market affords, and plenty or H. and We
shalt Use every exeftH Ia orr fnWAT "a P=nief the
AMERICAN HOUSE, home 10 all y 10 may 1aA or
us with call. ..-.~. ,.-.r.H
e We hope, bg strief i-ltentiou "a business aud-t6
5the Wants Of the pablry to sia. large partition
OF The public patronage. which va s1i e1idaR
NJP TO roul~5 onrsoi yts.yyeIthy. -.-. d. H. .
D W -B0Ft9uBf fsffneriy Of cts Hotel.
d. y 4RlzhSftiltfs hlnsriy ufhteaHi-r masonic
Gem inly3o-n 1I
- -FF@Ss -1s-rsz -vSs-g-s7rrss a.tl-f
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81 Gov. Morton returned from Wash
ington last Thursday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The Flag of our union.

The Flag of our Union
THVbFE E.N.D III SKt4sy.zsE5 gD-ESESKJV.(3
VI to get good sock of Boots aud Shoes for the
fall trade and to enable him 70 sell at very low hg-
ures to those brave men who are going to fight our
battles; also D good assortment for the wives and
wise some means to do So Please notice the only
way can do il that is, AL knowing themselves in
dehted, must positively come up and fork
soon; or sometIdng else8nast besdone.
fFFp# ~-fiI71 / 8 JOHN RASCH.
Evansville, AuE@2l, 1S6l. 1890 ---s dit
APPAEC.gT E0ss~ FOB EEGEs.NrsE.
Ndtiee is.lsrei sisah that ti,e inilarsgned win
apply 10 the Board Of County Commissioners at the
September term, 1851 TOR Ii ense to sell spiritueua
liquors in n less quantity TRAN 4 quart at a time,
on Lot No. IS, ola Plan, corner Of Vino and First
Streets, III tho City III Evansville, Nandtrburgh
County, Indg e .a4s J. II. BREMEE 4 co
aug9-3wd s4s- H D..
IA 1ssOE 77s9,Js-s !, ss5e,j. 4s.s "a Tzt-t9 Il
The copartuershit l,afet9f9ra ext4fing. hibvean.
fhenndersig6ed nnder the7name and styi IS q Gug-
genie ner & Meyer was dissofved on The 7th day
Ang==tetl, by mutual consent, Samuel Meyer hav@
lng So out his interest in said eopArtAership to
"!on'n Meyer who takes lis place in said coPart-
ncr7hi,. This business whereof willbeGondacted
before, under tine nameanFi style Of Gissealiei
/ sAer& Meyer.
SAMUEL MEYER.
aug8 3w- MAYER eUGGENHElAER.
KDRRER sOgssEs REs.
Il y In 10 and 2ib can Ist eFs cases ast rsCeiv-
ed and for sale by $. e. GILBERT X CO.,
u anglo No. Sycamore Street
RDEFkEs IND Y E.ESTE.Sr6{ FOW.-
! ~ DER. % kegs best quality, for sale by
-sar=f q 5. r.. GILBERT i COZ +"
ang20 Ez No 4 Sycamore Street
z
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Officers Attentiors.

LYdas on First street, near the Posi-
Office isprepared to furnish splendid outfits
for military officers. lie gets up UNIFORM
expeditiousiy, has them trimmed in regula-
ton styIe@and his charges VIII in all cases
besfgqpdreaso1abie. + ( Oh jFf1 ,
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Ctr Daily gnntnai.
SATURDAY MoRNINa........ ..........AUGUsT "A
"a

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY
Delivered in the City. per ~
BY mail in the City, per year Nln auEaI'Oel = ~
FOR WEEKLY
By mail per year, single subscriber ! ~ ~
ADVERTISING
For Terms see first page, tabular ioim'
AGENTS: .-f.. .r..,
Tba allowing gentlemen are our authorized
Agents in the places named
DR.. Ralston, Boonviile, Warrick Go.
Jobn M Lockwood, Mt Vernon, POsey @.
'Tobn r. Daugherty, Rockport, Spencer Co. ..
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co,
John B. Handy, NeNyburg, Narriok Co.
Dr. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co -.-...
A. B. WiIkiRsnn, Cynthiana. .s.r
Preston Talbot, Poseyvilie, Posey Co
Il H. Custen, Petersburg. Pike Co
Mark Grant, Canal p. O., Warrick Co.
John Sudriets Mt Carmel, Ill. l--a-.-
4 NJ TUAYFR ............... EnIToR
C. k DREW EDITOR
~ Gov Morton returned from Wash
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nz~ The Goth Regiment received its
tents Thursday. Several companies were
encanlped in tents yesterday, to make room
in the sheds Efor3the new feernpanies- now
coming in. dsaJ IIGv3A %. aiusla .-a'' fa.r'
ay~ From all accounts, It appears that
Representative Nelsons OF TennFEsee has
sold ont TO the traitors. ..-.....-.t = "a :
----- ----- I'll OD5 aI
Ca All the companies for. the German
Ree1ment will be filed np,this week Y
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CfTY ITEMS r-s,..
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NEW ADVFRTIsEMENTs.
TAKD oTTCn

PERsON DESIRING TO PURCHASE DIZZY
GOODS at such prices A. viii be OF an sa-
ELLIOTT BROS. a ealis a5 ffey make 10 a
rule to sell at hard times prizes.
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"a assoc 07s1,Jsss y geo. ~ "a 7.s-sl II

"a DER. % kegs best quality for sale by
-.arHE 5. r.. GILBERT & Coz +"
ang20 = HE No. Sycamore Str5et.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

FLowERS-Of al the minor creations
Of Cad, flowers seem to be completely the
illusions Of His love Of beauty, grace,
and Joy. OF ell the minor objects which
surround III they are the least connected
with our absolute necessities. Vegetation
might proceed, the earth might be clothed
with q sOber green, oil the processes oil
GructiRcation might be perfected withou,
being attended by the glory with which
the tower is crowned but beauty and
fragrance are poured over the earth in
blossoms Of endless varieties. radiant evi.
denccs Of the bOundless bencvolence oI
the Deity. They are made solely to glad
den the heart Of man, for q light to his
eyes. for living inspiration Of grace to
his Spirits for . perpetual admiration.
ureekst whose soulS pre- eminently Sympa.
thizsd with the spirit Of grace and beauty
in everything, we're enthusiastic in their
love and lavish In their use Of flowers.
They scattered them in the porticOs Of their
Deities-they were strcwed in their con.
qusrOrN' path-On ell occasions of Iestiv-
ity and rejoicing they were strewn about
" worn 10 gArlands. The guests at ban.
Qnets were crowned with them, the bowl
was wreathed with them and whenever
they wished tn throw beauty, and to ex.
press gladncss like sunshine, they cast
flowers.