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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18
nianatehes rom tho south.

ST.. LouIs, April 1.-THE STATE Journal pub.
fishes the following reply from Gov. jackson to
Secretary Cameron:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18
TELEGRAPHIC

KEPoRTED FoR THE STATESMAN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-30


DlscOUKAG1SG CMLpREH.-The truth
fuluess of the subjoined suggestions will
be endorsed by the experience of quite too
many We fear. They contain much food
Thought, and may be read with profit by
every parent.
1t is somewhat related that poor SOL
der, having had his skull fractured, WAS
told by doctor that his brains were Yisi-
Bile. ado write and tell father of 1t, for
he always said 1 had no brains," he re-
piled. How many fathers and mothers tell
their children this aud prevent any deveI-
0pment Of the brain? A grown up person
tells a child he is brHiuless, foolish, or "A
blockbead, or that he is deficient in some
mental or moral faculty, aud in nine cases
-out of ten, the statement is believed, or If
not fully believed, the thought II may be
PartiallySo, acts like an ihcum6us to re-
dress the confidence, and energies of that
child. Let any person look back to child
hoods days, aud he can doubtless recall
many words and expressions which exerted
such discouraBi1g or encouraging infU-
ence over him, as TO tell upon his whole
future course of life.
We knew An ambitions boy, who, at the
age Of ten years, hnd become so depressed
with fault-fnding and reproof, not only
mingled with encouraging words, that nj
an early age he lOnged for death TO take
him ont of the world. in which lie con-
ceived hehNd no ability to rise. But while
all thus appeared so dark around him, and
he had been so often told of his faults and
deficiencies, that he. seemed to himself the
dullest. and worst Of boys, aud while none
Of his good qualities capabilities had been
mentioned. and he believed he had none, a
single word Of praise and appreciation,
cnrelessly dropped in his hearing, changed
his whole course OF Thought. we have
often heard him say, "that word saved
him" The moment he thought no could
do we'll, he resolved that no would-and
and be has done we'll. Parents, these are
Important considerations.
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9ailp S>seIligtiltet.
a sGoro. o. TearB Ago,


-Deyn u de breaking waves We stOOd,
Gpo1 the rocky Eh0ro;
1h9 brave waves Whi1pSFsd c0pfSRe.
And hid with friendly roar
1ho htoE4ng WQrdS thaf told the tale
dared nnt tn before.
Talked, II with the priceless gin,
aoF love my lifs 6hS'd blfaR
Yves u hPF Ypiee, Or sogBe ftlF WaVa,-
For, BSoth, 6eaFes may EaesS,-
Sons muEmurtng wave or beF sweet woke,
hat ASped - bEeetly .'Hta."
AB8then, IN happy silence, too,
dlsPSd her AiF zee hand:
And lopg He Etnod there, elErleslly,
While o'eT the dArkenIng land
The Uunpst, and tho dahing boats
Were aflipS from tie strand.
It sssms not u1aDy 6ayaRrD-
Lake ynBtefday-no moFo,
Since Thus 30 stood my IOVO and ],
.Upeu ne rocky 6hOTr;
Bat vAs toaF-and-tNenty 'tBea,
And nos I'm t0rty-fouE
The Ivy hand fs thinner LOW.
z Ana IN her sunny baiF
80 come hilSeFy 1inaus end 90
Her brow come lines OF care;
But, WTinkled brow. OF silver locke,
She's not one whit hes fair.
Z The nShinE-boatu teore Of years
Go sailing from the strand:
The crimson 6pu . tenTp Of yeaFs,
Bets Ger The darkeuinE lard;
And here tonight ppon the eitn
We're standing hand-in-hUnd.
"My darling. there's our eldest Sid,
Down on the rocks below
What's Stanley doing by her 1Ide3" .
Ny wife Ayair''YUu should kRoWs
Hes telling hsr what you told me
A score OF years ago.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, IN Sealed EnrcIops,
ON THE NATURE, REATNIENT, AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPERMAT0RRHGA, or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
omissions. inducing inIpOtency, und Mental and
Physical lneapNcIty.
BY ROBT. !. CULNERWELL, MD,
-tEflOr 0f tie "G;TNesI Book, dc.
TheWOrld.TenOwneL author. IN this admirable Lee
tur clearly proves from his experience that tic
awful Consequences OF selEabusc may be efectually
removed without medicine AMI without dangerous
surgical operations bOugies, Instruments, rings or
corltAs, pointing ont mode of once certain
and cfiectual, by which every snarrer, no matter
what his condition tnay be- may himself che1ply,
prfrdtsty and radically. This lecture will prove !.
boon TO Thousands and thOnsands.
Sent under seal to any address, port l'1id, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing Dir.
box 4,JSG. .tRn29
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+ Or J.B S. Charming. Of New York City, writes:
~ most chcerfnlly comply with the request Of yOy
agent III saying have found your Sarsapaf4lla =
most excellent al erGtiVe in the numerous complaints
for which we employ such u remedy, hut especially
in EEUlule DiSsdfeS of the SeFuTul0us LiAtlieAis
have cured many inv1terntc of LeUeorrho Nv
1t, and some where tho complaint cluaed by nj
ccrdtiOH Of the tttsTIE. The liberation itself waa
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge eluala
it for these female dernngcmentsn
Eiwanl s. Marrow, Of NtWbury, Ala, writes: "a
dangerous ordridR tKH'Or on 6ns Of the females in
my family. which had defied all the remedies We
could employ, htS of length been completely cured
by your Extract of ShTsRpaTillA. Our physician
thought nothing but extirpHtion could afford relief
but he advised the trial of your SaTsap0rillA thE
last resort before cutting, and It proved efectual
Atcr taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease reniains.H f
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ypNili5 aud Ncrcliriol Digease.
NLW OnLEANs. abth Anc

HLw ORLEANS, 25th August 1853.
On. ]. q. AVER: Sir; eLeerFnlly comply with
the re4uett OF your nEeHt aud report to yO some Of
the effects have realized With yanr sarsapaTilla
have cured with IT. In my practices, most Of the
Complaints for which It Is recommended, and hare
found It's effects truly wonderful in the Cre OF TeHs-
real and NeTc9TiuL DiSeaSe. One Of my patients
Nh SyphiIitic ulcers in his throat which we're com
summing his palate and tie top of his mouth. Your
Sarslparilla, steadily taken, cured him in five weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms IN his
nUsC and the ulcerntIOn had eaten away eonsidera-
bio part Of it. that believe the disorder would
reach his brain and kill him. Hut II Welded to
my administration OF scnr SNrsApnrilH; the ulcers
healed and tie is well again, not Of course without
sHule diStignrntiOn Of his f1ce. woman who had
been treated for tile SAME disorder by mercury rna
suffering frnn this poisson In ter bones. They had
become 40 sensitive to the weather that On damp
day she suffered excructRtinE pain In her joints and
bones. khe. too, wns cured entirely by your Sarsa
nArilla in few WcekS.sI know from its formula,
Which your agent gave me. that this preparation
from your laboratory mast be great remedy: con
S0Quently theso truly remarkable results with Il
have not Aurprised me.
FrNtornally yours, O.v. BARlHIER. NJ. D.
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.LANDREI HS GARDEN SEEDS,

TUsF RECGTEk b,I. ANDRErffS NEv CROP
d Garden Seeds which ~ NIll Sell at The rrOV'sE's
Lowest ra&Ol, and warrant them fresh and genuine,
Notwithstanding all Sta&0Epeuts 10 the euutTSEy,
S-S-SieAsr8 pE0DlEFinE 70 have their 6llls direSt
tSSfroTI |yglh,s can b aeeonIppdaIod by leaving
- l4SSh a. Our ffahdB may rPly on ps q
tEl9o sSh and gVa1lnS AFGicll.
17L61SfT9ST...-3sn SMITH 0ORRRLt-
A Oia D0nIuion bFE63 ~ IS Fer cent. Alcohol
lest received Gnd GlE Gals by yEt rate SS1peroSO
less E - gro. A6AA., >,.a,,s,.,,
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
@Ts DISPATCH PATENT.

TAs llTEoyIf ElaiMg NJ Gel7lppls5Jtl aud pTDteaed
BY the GorsTaReAtE Of cIadda, &c C1,ited !Sates,
and Gneqt Britads; to az t0itos e say eoReera.
WTHAT CLAIM AS sly INVENTION IS, THE
w contFiVnnee Of keeping accounts current, OF
Whatever kind, description OF variety, in printed
orna, by keeping the statements OF the several Ac-
sSents printer type q their e4uiyasntS
beinE readily and quickly readjusted al any particu-
lar part, where an account may have undergone a
change by the Lapse OF time or tie current Of bus-
mesa transactions; 50 TINT, when TeIjusted In ali
such parts mp to any given date impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit, in printed form,
the true state Of all the accounts kept accurately
representing AL the balanecspr conclusions, in
cUFdanee with the end or epds eoutsmplaed in keep
ing the record, rendering IT, in commercial business
balance sheet Of the most compact Gnd perfect
character, the details Of management being suEsta-
italy rcited in specifications wherein it is shown,
that the Htt or Facts to be recorded may be repre-
Sented By figures, symbols datez, or numbers used
either separately or in combination, -by whatever
else will indicate the act or flcfs as desired: and
Furthermore, based on this pFnary invention; also
claim the device or eontriTlliee of rendering or
transmitting accounts 10 partial or CIII statements
when tho statement or statements % cnt arc thus
substantially thus, kept Ia tyne. by the contTi.
Tances Of my Invention, be the uei!ium Of transmits.
dering ACCOUNTS by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
Constituted Of Apron Movement Reel. AMI Cutter
stamp claim In the broadest and fullest sense; and
aso the machine itsef embracing MI its forms aud
modea Of operating, Indie in describing it.
either - simple hand inStrnneni OF AS propelled
by machinery. And in connection with thess speei.
nc claims, and based upon tlIJln, also claim all
other means and appliances ADstaHtiailygt same
~ thuus herein claimed or intended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
above, this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States of the American Union,
and into Great Britain, and Is used In than
three hundred Newspaper Ofices. lisimmense value
to banking and similar Institutions will he shown In
Right or t.DspIteh AIarhines Mill receive due at
tOntiOn, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, i Et Ee. y + r. r. Or Or
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

And for the speedy cure of the suB5OlnedvaIietis,
Disease: -
ScycfVIa and Scref4loHs A6zetioRg, Saeh G1 TSuors
Ulcers nIs, ETitptioRS. lIRPleS PIISiHl1s, BioteI
Is, BoiLS, BiaiHS. and all .S;iR Lige1seS.
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June, 1853.
j. C. AYR & Co. Cent?: / feel 1t my idty to az.
knowledge what Your SRrsaparillR hes done fur me-
Having inherited scrnfuous Infection 1 hate sui.
ieEed from Il In various ways for years. sOnistmus
u burst ont in Ulcers on my hands and arms; some
times Il turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two years ago It broke out on my head
and covered my scalp and ears with one sore, which
was painful and loathsome beyond description.
tried many medicines and several phyMeiaps, but
Without much relief frUm anything In fact the dis
ORDER grew worse. Atlengih WAS reioIcsd to read
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative sarsat arilla) for knew IRON y0ur TSpu
tation tllnt anything yop made muGt 9 gOod.
sent to Cincinnati and got t. ard uset till Il
me. took i, as yOn advise, In small doses Of q
tcaspoOnfuI over month: and used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began to form
under tho Eeabs whirl after u while fell on. Sly
skin II now clear, and know by my ftellnRa that
the disease has gone from my syttem. Yul can we'll
believe that feel what am saying when tellyeu,
that hold you to be of the apostles of the ugo
aid remain ever gratefully, Yours.
WH
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to his Agent and Attorney.
John J. HaInes, london, ENGLAND.

eB-ro sLEX,'' who In the Montreal Gasetle Of LIST
February, 1860, propounces the idea OF keeping
thanks are hereby rendered. and the assurance given,
that this gross absurdty Is all that Mr.. Dick has
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
grOas Rbsuriity ia not practically Struggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
rectly indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbolic
cally; this ground his claims cover, aud nothing
more; the absolute monopoly of this Nbsurdlty and
nothing else, IL all he asks his claims, nationally
road. attest6A septT
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
Coughs, Colds, Iniiuenz "a, Hoarselsss,
Group, BrDneIAttKss InGfT1lemf COn-5
.lt5t SUMPTION and FOR the Re1ief
OT'ConAGmFjtive Patients
H.. In

H. l In advanced Stages
OF the Disease
This IL aronedy 50 universally known TO; RvFilS4a
any other TOR the cure 81 trOat aud lang cnppRits
that it Is useless here lblsh the evidences Of itS
virtues. LIS dnFlIhllsd scxeelianna foF coughs snI
colds, 23d its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
nations Of the Garth. Few arc Tie eomnlunitieS or
even iamileS. among them who have not some ptr.
lona1 experiences of rs GfeCtH-smlo living tFohy In
their midst OF It's victory oyer the SnbtIe md dan.
geF"usi disordera Of the throat and l6Hgs AsaiI
they know tao, the effects s tIIs rom 10 pes,I
not do more than 70 assure themthat ithaS now ali
the virtues that Il did have when making the cures
mankind. =, V
Prepared by Dr., ], G. AVER & CO.,
Lowel1, Mass.
EeF sale by A. G. GOOD CO., and by ali Drug.
SlSu' ugII-1Y-n0TI6-Sm
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New York PaDer WarehOUSe

S0UTH BRANCH HERRINUS.-s Ga
- ~ Me- , lASis spa aqaSs iase 1rsttvsd sSns
MT 'Alseg issaz''ss RisLfS,
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81. 4iathony'g Fire, Rose or ETynpsldS litter and
&'h Rhs"Rl, Said Head, Ri"glFO'7n, Seve Eyrs
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Or. Robert ". Probe writes from Salem N r. 18TH
Sept, 1859 that he has cured uVeterate case az
DTtpsg which Threatened TO terminate fatally. by
the PerseverinG use of SnrsaPRrilIa. and aisoJ
doses OF the same: says he cnres the common ET7
lions by it constantly.
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W.P. sMiTH. Master Of transportation
L. ". COLE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. nov2S
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Zebulen sloan. Of Prospect, Texas writes: sTl,re,
bottles Of yOur SaTsaPnrilla cured from Goif*
Ia t!deOus swelling ON the neck which IEaad tI,f
feTe1i from over tNEOyCArs.n
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Leueorrh9a or Irhiies, Oraridn ItlpiOy, U7s
UinstHtlfoIl. EtpaaIe DiseaGks
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HATS az. sSAES!
9NABE lIAHE ON HAND A VERY LARGE AND
w W1ll AasoFtsl stock Of IIats and Caps, which
HeWtl dispose OF on the most favorable terms. All
those wanting articles In line are invited to call
and examine, ~ we Will soil them lower than theV
we're ever offered before In this market
dselS s. HARPER { BRO.
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Tho Capacity Of this Road is now equal to any in tile
Country
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-02

TERRE HAUTE & RICHMOND RAILROAD
An advertisement in another column notf-
fies the stock holders of the Terre Haute &
Richmond Railroad Company, of the decla-
ration of another fire per cent. dividend,
payable on and after the 9Th proximo. Reg
ularity, promptness and thrift have always
characterized this company. 1t furnishes
perhaps the safest, most comfortable, and
reliable railway service in the West 1t is
prudently managed, makes money, saves it,
and pays it over to its shareholders
Through all times of financial distress, and
in every condition of monetary matters, the
managers of this corporation so shape their
affairs as TO make their regular and Gus
tomary dividends, and, at the same time, to
keep their railway in perfect condition. All
this requires good judgment, industry, econ
omy and qualities which the
owners of the road have found well COM
bined in the officers who have, so long, had
immediate charge of the road. During the
war troubles of the last few months, this
corporation has shown, in common with
others of our State, the utmost liberality
and accommodation toward the State and
United States authorities, in the transporta-
ton of troops and munitions of war. The
finances of the company are in an easy con-
dition--its road-bed and rolling-stock in
complete order, and each year is adding to
its usefulness and proft.-T H. Express.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-02
fFron. the Mount Vernon AdsOcate

pI-We were present, day before yester-
day, at the presentation of flag by the
German ladies of this place, to Squad No. 2.
Steuben Artillery Company. The present
alton took place on the bank of the river,
Just below town, where the cannon is loca-
ted. Captain Bachman's company of In
fantry, and large number of citizens, were
Pauline Reichert, in an address of which
the following is a translation
SIR: In behalf of the German Ladies of
Mt. Vernon, present you with the Stars
and Stripes, the flag of our country, the
motto of which is " Liberty and freedom to
the true and loyal citizens of the United
States and death to all traitors or opposers."
In their name | appeal to you TO stand up
as bravely for the maintenance of our lib
critics, and the freedom of our great and
glorious Republic, as our Fathers did to
gain these blessings which we as well as
they have so bounteously enjoyed +; and that
you will sustain with honor and credit this
flag, we present you whenever you may be
called by duty to display il, even at the
risk of your lives. May it ever wave over
the land of the free and the home of the
brave, and our hearts be with you.
Lieut.. Sehruenler, commander of the squad,
accepted the flag in brief but appropriate
upon the cannon, the adgathered around
it, and each man with his left hand upon
the flag, and his right appraised, swore to
stand by it so long as life lasted. The Ger
man Glee Club then sung patriotic air, af-
ter which the gun squad commenced maneu-
vering with their pieces, and firing salutes.
The firing was extremely rapid, and execut-
ed in a variety of situations, well calculated
to test the discipline and muscle of the men
Although the ground was of very unequal
surface, deep ravine having to be crossed
and re-crossed, the piece was whirled from
one point to another as rapidly as horses
could have drawn it, unlimbered, loaded
and fred with great rapidity. The perform
ance of the squad was altogether extremely
credible to both officers and men. After
the salutes, numerous cheers, with the
tiger" annexed, were given for the fair
presenters of the flag, the citizens of Mt.
Vernon generally, our country, Flag, &C.
The exercises were closed with the firing of
a salute of mnsketry by Captain Bachman's
company.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-02


The following items were telegraphed
from Louisville on Saturday, but omitted
in yesterdays issue:
It is thought the presence of regiment
at Columbus would cause much trouble,
and is ouly a trick of Magoffin's to create
panic in that region.
The same paper has letter from Padu-
cab, saying that many Union men were
forced to vote for Burnett
A Mr.. Brigham, Kentuckian, suspected
as spy, was arrested and shot at three
times, and started for Union City, Tenn, to
be tried for treason. The mob, however,
desisted. The same day the Coroner of the
county was killed.
Secessionists say the people are either for
the North or the South, and the Northern
ers must leave the day after the election.
The Southern flag was raised, and Gen.
PreHtiss invited to take it down
Stevens has advertised to solicit subscrip-
tons of cotton for the Confederacy at Lin
colnton, Ca, on the 10Th of June.
The State Treasurer of Georgia gives no.
tice that on account of the war with North
ern Anti-Slavery States, the interest on
confederate bonds, payable in New York,
must be redeemed at Savannah
An advertisement announces the reopen
ing of the Confederate loan at several places
in Georgia. 1t says only $ll,000,00O of
the 81 5, O0o, 600 has been subscribed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-02
UxarvArtrD BnAcKpraRIrs-oaf friend

. UNRIvALLED BnAekBERRiEs. friend
Charles S. Wells, though one of the most
energetic business men in the city, yet finds
time to devote to horticulture. His success
in the latter pursuit is excellent, as he gave
us an opportunity of testing yesterday
The most magnificent blackberries-in size
at least an inch in circumference, with length
proportionate, and as lucious as large-were
laid upon eur table as specimens of the pro-
duct of his vines The sight of the beau
tiful fruit created longing for the green
fields and teeming orchards and fruit gar
dens of the country that made the dusty cob
webbed sanctum appear unusually cheer
less, and the flaming head lines of the pa
pers, announcing the latest from the seat of
war, absolutely disagreeable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-02
HIRAM f. REED.
June %, 1861

The QUESTION, i" WHERE ARE KENTUCKY s
SYMPATHIEs, WELL ANSWERED. The
Frankfort Commonwealth says:
The States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin, and Iowa, contain large pro-
portion of Kentnckians. Where Kentucky
has one son in the Secession States, she has
twenty in the Northwest. Eight out ofev-
cry ten families in this State have a tie of
blood binding them to the great Northwest.
One of the Secession cant phrases is, g Ken
lucky sympathizes with the South" mean
ing the rebel States. We deny it.
She has no interest in the cotton States
mo tie of either Kindred or interest to
bind her to them. What sympathy has
cottondom evineed for Kentucky2 When
has it ever consulted the interest or feeling
of Kentucky Has it not always shown
the utmost indifference to our wishes2 Did
it not treat our earnest eRtreaties with con-
| tempt, and reply to our advice by threats to
q drag" US out of the Union.
Kentucky does not sympathize with Sc
cession nor with Secessonists. She is loyal
to the Union and the Constitution, and
growing more so every day.
I
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ExcURsIoN.-We understand that ar
engagements are being made by the /" INDIE
pendent ZouayesI" Capt. DENLY, 20 have q
grand excursion to Mount Vernon on the
evening of the Fourth. Music, and every
thing necessary to make the evening and
night pass swiftly and pleasantly, win be
provided. We should not be surprised if
the lovers of dancing would have an oppor-
tunity of participating in this amusement to
their hearts content. The management OF
the excursion has been placed in the hands
of proper committees, who will make public
the details in due season.