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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-15
NOTICE.
UJILL be sold on Tharsasy. he g7sh Of June issI.

NIILL De sold on ThurSday the 9Th % June, 1851.
w chine shop with all the machner TOOLS and unhns
ed Work inst may pc on hand not previously The
eAnery consists Of good ten horse an boiler nearly
new 20 geared Lstaes for Turning Iron, Lathe Tor Eooi
one Bolt Gutter, one Daniel Palmer, WoodEcrh Pns
Fenoriog Machine Circle saws, enc Sash Saw uorf
Benches, four FIVE sets Bench Tools and reaf S7 or
articles NOT enumsreted said shop formerly cccEpiad
Elliott Rassn II twenty miles Nashville ca ne
Road at Smyrna, Ruth county, Tenneasse ard
Is Of the best locations the SEas for Machine ~
Carpenter shop Cabinet Shop. Any person wishing 10
purcsss, by writing 70 further nfonnsfion o. cali
at the shop and Elliott will them arhinerv A.
Terms, one fourth cash. the balance in three equal paysn a.
six txsive and sshieen months With notes Payahs
we'll secured This April 18Th, le6l.
Smyrna, Tenn SILAS fUCKFR.
apll9-Wtd
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Is THE CHANCEKY COUHT Az DnEs

TN THE CHANCEKY COURT Ar DEkES-
u deE for Weakley County, state OF Ten-
lessee. Original and Injunction h-OIder o. Public
uon-Jepha Gardner vs. William Hampton and Mathew
Thomas, sininstor % Aired Thomas deceased Trom
TIE adaEit the bill in this cause sppesrs % the ~ sd
Master Of said Court that the said Matthew Thomas IN or
resident Of saii State 81 Tennessee, resides in Keutu
It therefore ordered By said Clerk and Master. that pusi
ton Of this order be made for four successive Ee
ly Union and American, DeEEpapr published he citr q
Nashville in said State Of Tennessee, comandrx he .d
Matthew Thomas Gle his answer, pieA OF dearrsT n -
hill. before the nt Of said Chsncsry Court
held at the courthouse in he said Of Dresden the sn
Monday In July The VIII In al thiprs 49,
for soufese him, and for hearing a. 10 Nm
sid term Of said Court, This ne 9Th ay Of Nsrh I
"a true copy from tie Order Book.l
NATHAN =. Epg-4RDs.C G. X
apis, o. WI II = sN3cosF&
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DEPARTURE OFMAILs.

From Nashville to Chattanooga, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. Boston and New England States de
parts at O'Clock
Way Mail for Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad o'clock
P NJ.
Nashville TO Louisville, departs at . o'clock, P M
Was Mails
Mails for Indians Northern Illinois, Virginia. Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs at O'Clock Ma
NaShvleto Decatur via franklin and Columbia, other
way Offices, Separt at o'clock II.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday, departs at
O'Clock NJ. Also Offices the way and beyond Lebanon
O'Clock IL.
Nashville to GAINESVILLE; departs at 5K o'clock NJ.
For Southern Kentucky, departs at So A NJ.
NASHVILLE Sheibyve, Noensville Triune, Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. at o'clock A NJ
Nashville to Huntingdon, via Charlotte, Waverly til week
ly, Monday, Wednesday ami Friday, at O'Clock NJ.
Nashville to Liberty via Stewards Ferry, Huddestones
Roads, Rural Hill &C weekly, Thursday, at - O'Clock NJ
Nashville to CentreVile via flank, Vernon PneEood &c.
Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock n.
Nashville TO CarksTlle via Sycamore Mills weekly, Friday
at ] O'Clock P. NJ.
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InSoIvent Notice.

gEyHE creditors Of the estate Of Allen s. Williams deceased
hereby notified to hls heir claims. authenticated
the law Directs with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
ley county Tennessee, he Office DRESDEN before
18th oayCf September next for sdudcAtiOn and dis
tribufion " ROSS, Administrator CT
the Estate Of Allen g. Williams, deceased
iuneIwftpr'sNeea1%
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InsnIvenf N0rice.

" AVINa his ly suggested to the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Hickman county, the insolvency Of the estate Of James
Wells deceased therefore al holding claims against
said estate hereby notified to e hsn properly aahent
ted with the Clerk Aforesaid, before tie lat dag Of Sptem
next the claims against the said estate will b Dced
that day for Proras distribution. This May 24h ls6I
jnne9-w4tpr'ltses9s Eli WELLS, Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-15

JAMES NJ WRIGHT Adninistrator Of JohE Williams de-
- the Heirs and Creditors Of John Williams dec-Iu
Chsncsrv jamestown, TennetseeIt appearing the Court
IN the cause that the OF John Williams dee
Insovent II therefore ordered BY the Court hat All
having claims against the eetze Of the said John de-
file With the Clerk and Master Of Court on m r,
the Monday Of September next duly authenticated .
ing TO law tney viii be forever barred,
msy 20, I76I-E4s BF. BLEDEOE q n
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CEMLEfN SPRTYGS.

THIS celebrated EStTng place will be opened for the recp
ton Of visitors June 18th, Is6 Tue subscriber haDk
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them viii
make Effort during the ensuing
tnnance Of the The Table and Bas will be supplied with
the hest that the country sors- Prices 10 suit The tes
CELEAN SPRl0s situated In Trgg county, Ky and
10 daily communication via HopknsVe ard PrBsetoR
by the way Of JohnsOns.
iune5-g4t Z n FUQUA, Proprietor.
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iunslritpr,Hees3.
N TIE CHANCERY COURT Az pREs-

IN He CHIANCEHK COURT Al UHES-
1 den for WeRkieY County, state OF Ten.
essee. Original aud Attachment sillOrder Of Pubes
tonHrau Farmer John Cayce and Andrew Cayoe Prom
the The bill il this cause EDpears the Clerk
Court that the said John Cayce
dent Of said State Tennessee resides In kentucky II
h ordered By and Master that pubaoR
OF this order four successive weeks in the Weekly
Union and American, neWspaper Published in The city Of
Nashville in Tennessee, commanding the said John
Cayce 10 Ole his answer, plea demurrer 70 sid bill On OF
before the next term said Chancery Court, to be held
in said Of Dresden the seeend Monday Of
Jhly next or the Will be- in all things taken FOR confess
al against hin and for hearing 10 him pare at said
ten Of said This the 9Th day Of March, 1s6 "a trus
COPY from tie Order Bo0k.l
w NATHAN N. EDWARDS, @. an
If rid &c.
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Corn. Hay md Oats.
OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia. North Carolina, south Carolina
Georgia. SoI tn Alabama and East Tennessee, via Ohs
tsnoogR Railroad, St5h O'Clock, A NJ
Northern and Es tern Mails via Nashville and Louisville
Railroad, also Western States twice day at O'Clock P
and O'Clock, III. Way Mails q L r r. daily.
Southern Mails New orieanT Memphis Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi, arrive daily at IL o'clock, A NJ
Wsy Nails route arrive daily at X o'clock, NJ.
smitve, Alexandria and Lebanon and Way Mails Arriy
daily, except Sunday, at II O'Clock, u.
smithAnd, Hopkinsville and portion OF Southern Ken
shebyvle via Trsne and way nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10 O'Clock, II
West Tennessee via Huntingdon wsverly and Chsrlat I'll
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, II O'Clock, NJ
Liberty, via Rural Hill, steWarts Ferry, ky, Thursday
at II O'Clock NJ.
oCntreve, via Vernon and Pinewood South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Frday, Il O'Clock NJ
Clsrksvle, via Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend &c weekly
Friday, az IL O'Clock NJ.
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scientific DiscOyery---EIecT 10
Water.

sTmwe the profession that Electricity is the great
motor OF lie Every remedy which really diFsasS
does Of its electrical sdaptat 70 the SAINTS OF The
invalid By the Of such remedies and warm ELECTRIC
WAR which patients bathed currents Of eeclr cty
Ladies attended by aLadI curing all kinds OF old
and obstinate complaints wc have resisted all other means
o. cure Consumpves life, but in such
where patients weak TO visit treat them by IN
R,oTnfgOF Hospital AGiJOS, hch breathed into the
diseased lung the of the disease. se1d two
stamps pamphlet Other patients who cannot come to
tbe ssKAIKG WATRRs by sending fsether Gge-seX
.pd full description symptoms have medicines Ient 10 them
Send Tor crculsr The Electric Waters extract all mineral
medicine otherwise absorbed The ex
in the treatment OF many thous
nd chronic WomSns diseases and weaknesses, may
- REGARDED as q reasoL able guarantee Of Tuceess.
NJ Rooms and boarding Furnished TO
Patients III
PHYSICIANS wish te avail themselves Of this val
I discovery in Baths invited TO call at oihc
Al No Is6, South summer street
Honrs from Mto3P NJ every day except the Sabbath
itools Nv DR.. WOMBAUGH,
.sSie, 5A4vIy Nashville, Tenn.
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siSer1AR.-The AgustA Co1lstit'diondlist says /;
{. Some ten or twelve years ago, citizen OF tins
rlaca Suddenly disappeared. A short time after
P--s.,I, tba boiv of man was found drowned in
he Savs1nah river below the city an inquest was
held upon it, the body identified as that Of the
ro;Ssng citizen. and verdict rendered accordingly.
Alter the lapse of these ten or twelve years. 10 and
behold the missing citizen turns up again, as a
volunteer companies The question now is, who
was the drowned man.
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War Wnr
NE w 30 OK y

" HAGAN co. have Just received the tOIlouiug as-
II Books:
Secession, Coercion and civil War; The ,sOr
o. ISL.
A Message FROM the Sea. Goth, vol. 81 =.
The Crossed Path A Novel By wihs Collins,
Author Woman in white, ste etc.
Father, Son and the Pope; PIP: . cents.
y. HAaaN \ 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-15

FRE.-The very neat residence at the gate leading
into Rose Hill Cemetery, used as Sections houss
and recently occupied by Mr.. b. T. McGaw, was en-
tirely consumed by FIRE on Monday night last. Ar.
McGaw succeeded in saving nearly all of his house
hold furniture and but little loss falls on him. The
fire was supposed to have been the work Of an in-
cendiary- Columbia Press, ,HUe Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-15

DIR. mcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head.
ache, &c.
gUNHERE has been CATHARTIO medicine offered TO
the public that has given such entire satSfaction Nc
LEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
be the tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious sscrtoRs Acid Impure, Peed Matter
from the Stomach. In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in nslarious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping, Sickness Pain In the Stomach
Bowels though active aud searching in their operation,
promoting healthy sereon Of The Liver and Kidneys. Who
will BionsnesI, Headache aad Foul Stomach, whea
cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hand single dose taken in prevent hours days,
and months OF Sickness Ask for Dr. J. II. McLeans Unver
sal Pills Take other Being coated they tasteess Price
only % cents box, and be sent by mail to part OF
the United States.
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, No.
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HAIR EE'S
TACFICS q.
VUsE received and for sale at the ssxanes Hotel Pes
- 81 50. Free OF postsgs.
may2S-d2W% Z IT SINGLETON.
HAN Sg4R11as co,nuss.H,I, D.. = Is

HEAD QuARTKRs CoaEsussART DEPARTsENT,l
Nashville, Tennessee, May -, ls6i-
NOTICE is hereby given BY the ComnsstEy General CT he
State that he desires for sufssAnee fer the
Provisional force OF Tennessee Volunteers in the field No
Substance but Of the lest qualify viii be purchased Bids will
be received for Clear sds Beef Cattle and Fi0ur, the fOur
be delivered and after the LIST July next The substance
be delivered Memphis. Nashville and Knoxville. Bids
ctiyel uEtl the 18th % Jane next.
z. G. FAM,
msy3itiIi IuneI5 Commisssry General.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-15
Fine Kentucky Jeans
A Good Farm for Sale.

A Good Farm for Sale.
VNTE offer for sale the place which Coleman has lived
w 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn, partly the stage road
within mile Of Wiamsvie, and three miles Of the Nash
willie and Northwestern Railroad healthy pleasant and beau
tu part Tennessee Said land contains about two hundred
ninety ses-eghty cleared, and about City
rood land cleAr sin good state Of cultivation, with
fesbe dwelling houses out houses ETC. ETC. Also two good
orchards and evesl falling springs Of excellent water
we'll tibered certainly be made Of the most des
rsbls seckaTms In this section Of country. We promise
bargain this land and will sell for cash. time with inter
est For further information call James McNeilly, who
lives said place. the undersigned FoWler Landing
Tennessee river BYRN Il BROTHER.
onion Gnd american copy, and charge AdGocGte.
nen0Q-tf
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WAR NOTICE.

NRoM and after this date, Will net al osdsfs for any
sSTipon OF Goods, unless accompanied with the ca l.
Being obliged now to cash for every article purchas
fDds and the public generally will at the nece
of is part Our stock Of Groceries and Con
Onzres Is fell and we'll assorted, and CAsh Dealers
find our HOUSE the place TO purchase
THOMPSON, sPERkY CO..
spI20-f No. "a Market stree.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
sUPKRisTKSDEsT's 0TVIcK,
Nashville, Tenn, April 30, 1871
To Whom this May Concern.
TRNHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
IL transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company all Volunteer Companies Supplies and
Munitions Of War intended for the defence
Commanding 0fcer will be required furnish Forwarding
Agent with Certificate showing the number Of and
mage Of freight SO transported.
ThisproposOu win not spplytO Individuals bat confined
TO organized com Anies.
mayl- BP&s E.W. COLE supt.
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Change of Location.

W0SING oompsed 90 South, account Of the health
nv family will for the winter ct the slAN
depot Of Pondexter Little Co.. No. IS Barene street. NeA
Orleans where Will be pleased to friends, and viii give
prompt attention. the sale OF all property consigned Ny
Agents Jas scruggs will attend to my depot In
Nashville negroes that cSnno be so 1 Nashville BY in
sTctng them will be forwarded Ne o Hoping
nv strict attention the part and agents.
TO merit continuance Of the liberal patron Is retoore e.
ness IN my line either for Nashville or New OIL, srs
rovII-H WILL. L. BOYD, JR
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HORACE III. HARRISON.

II
Ne. az G. C sire
Opposite tIe CIsAolc GkHgSS, NBaa0tHs, 7saasssss1
VATILL practice In the several Courts held IN NAshyl
wv IN the Chancsry and Circsit Courts At MsMinnTia
nhis-df.
War! War! War.
AN prepared polish, sharpen and repair, all kinds
Cutlery the shortest notice. and in u best style
may23ln WOODHOUsE.
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DoLTED Corn Meal, Stock Feed aud Irish Potatoes with
I'D Fresh Homony, just received and Tor sale "
mAyl-f BENZ SHIELDS CO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05
Nerada gtlttutrat.

RAILROAD ENTERPRISE IN NEVADA TERRI
TORY.-Mr ID. b. Scott, formerly the engi-
neer on the Marysville and Benicia railroad
has for some time past been engaged in
making preliminary survey for road
from Virginia TO Carson City. The party
have selected a route through American
Flat and have proceeded with the survey
as far as the Half way House on the road
to Carson City. The survey demonstrates
that at no point on the route will the grade
exceed eighty feet to the mile. The grad
inE win be of o very easy nature, requiring
little or NO blasting. The cross-ties of
course can easily be obtained, and all the
material for the rapid completion of the
work readily procured. We understand
that Governor Nye, ]. II. Atchison, and
other prominent citizens of Carson City are
the leading men in the enterprise. We hail
with pleasure the commencement of this
important work, and think there will be DO
difficulty in obtaining all the funds neces-
sary 10 insure an early start on the work.
II properly conducted, the entire road
could be graded by next Spring. Beyond
a doubt, the stock of this company would
be among the best investments in the Ter
ritory. The amount of travel between the
mines and Carson City aud the river is
enormous, the roads being continually lined
with teams, and by next season the amount
freighted will undoubtedly be doubled.
The only wonder is that some person has
not thought of this railroad project sooner.
Territorial Enterprise.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05

DIFFICULTY OF HANDLING LARGE BODIES
OF TRooPs.-The following extract from an
English letter, dated July I'd, is of interest
to Americans, aud affords some consolation
at the present time:
l fear there will be much ignorant impa-
tience at the mistakes which must inevitably
take place in handling very large bodies of
troops Lord Clyde, after fifty years ex-
perience, with great ability in handling q
division WE'LL in front of the enemy, made
some terrible mistakes when he had 10000
men to commands; and these were regular
troops. What, then, must be the difficulties
of Scott and his officers with such vast bod
les of irregulars 10 move? The Duke of
Wellington, in giving his testimony on the
probability of Fre n invasion, said there
we're not three old G. 1eral officers in the
English army who could handle 100000
men without throwing them into confusion.
And it now turns out that the French off,
GERS at Solferino made such mess with
their 10000 men that anybody but the
Austrians could have routed them. | shall
not be surprised, therefore, to hear Of some
serious misadventures in Gen. Scotts ad-
vance into the South, and only trust that
the North, like the Romans after Came, will
support their generals more resOlutely after
reverse than before.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05

ExCITING INCIDEET.-A member of The
Connecticut 5th Regiment Volunteers, with
Gen. Banks Division, Ia writing home re-.
lates the following lncident
On last Thursday was on the second re-
lief guard from ii P. NJ. until / A. NJ, when
as / was treading my beat, guarding two
springs of water, thought saw an object
moving toward one OF the springs at the
fur:hest end of my beat. stood for mo-
ment and watched, when it remained sta
tionary, but when turned TO go on it
moved again; aud at that challenged, but
got no answer; | then challenged again,
and was about to do so for the third and
last time, when the thing sank on the
ground and began to move off. AT that
fred, at q distance of about six rods, when
il fell with groan like bull. AS soon as
saw him fail, got my neighboring sentry
to help me carry him to The officer of the
guard, to see where ne was hurt On ex.
animation, we found be was shot (as the
doctors say in the groin. We had bis
wound dressed and took him to the hospital
after taking away from him q pound aud q
half of arsenic, with which he was about to
sweeten our spring.
The camp was thrown into some excite
ment by the shot. We found a revolver on
him, and why be did not use it don't
know. He is not fatally injured. aud Pm
glad or it, as be deserves a worse DEATH"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05

RELIGIOUS DIsoussION.-Dr. Randolph
and Mr.. B. b. Newman are going 10 discuss
the Immortality of the Soul" The debate
will soon come off In San Francisco, and a
committee has been raised to make the ar
rangements.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05

THE arrests in the city of San Francisco
during the month of September we're TAO,
more than any month since January 1859.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05

RECRUITING AT LAGRANGE.--Samuel n.
Hoyt has opened recruiting Office at La
Grange, StaHislaus county, to raise COM
pany for the Third Regiment of Infantry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-05
Bankers and Assayers.

III. HARRIS s. CO.,
E Street, Near Corner Of2d, MOrysvilIe.
Also 70 street, Sacramento.
1O5 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora, Esmcralda Mining District.
YXTIIL CONTINUETo CARRY ON THE BUSINESS
w of Melting, Refining and Assaying
Gold and Ores of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and sold. Returns made in Bars
or Coin, IN SIX HOURS.
shippers of DUST can draw, against consignment,
on our houses at MARYSVIILE, SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO and Check Books for that purpose
will be furnished by us.
They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers their patronage AS vouchers, for the cor.
rectness of their Assays they refer with permission,
to the following Bankers, who for nearly four years,
hnve shipped Bars assayed by them to the Eastern
States and Europe
SAN FRANCISCO: AARYsvILLE:
r. Davidson, Esq. Low, Bros. Co.,
Mess. j. ParIott Co., Decker, Jewett 4 Paxton,
- Sather Il Church, Reynolds Bros.
Z" Reynolds Refs & Co. NEW YORK.
SACRAMENTO: b. Berend & Co.,
b. f. Hastings L. Co.. Trevor 4 Colgate.
d. q. Mills Il Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDRIA MINES.
The best article the State sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August G. 1861. II. HARRIS co.
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Forgive mo If BY any chance have oSs.ss yoo Clara would
diva Az lax f.Ah

Forgive BY any chance Asve oBs.sS POO Clara would
give my hfs for yosy fsahss.o
'yOu have reason 70 love him." she said
al do not love him. ssidTemple
"Then why you dying for himio said Clara
at would be for youfor yoa@ cried Temple kindlng
and voice emulous with emotion. love yop adore
ssne hope-you cannot cruel to turn away
Speak besesch you, Clara"
The goung paused, and se1Dg her hand, he looked
earnestly and plOrns her Carss eyes fell Beneath the
srdor Of his glance She looked troubled and frightened She
gently drew her hand from his.
win you give ray hope" asked Temple with
All implOriug voice" not oae word
ooh" cried Cius at last bursting into tears you do love
NE cay you do--h this is true-spsre now! do
But at ths moment the door was hung open and
tered the He pale and bresthle He started back
he Temple.
Father! ther" exclaimed Clara rushing up him. OH
am glad. have been sr,ious Have they threatened
you agani Are you puruedr
Sir" exclaimed Wells looking hsughtly at Temple have
you forgotten what told you when you here last r
AN0, nsVo NOT, shu Tempe.
"YOu have done So, said Wells 80 in order to
eshen your memory. win tel you sgin You not wanted
here sir You low born Inbred Rebel DoyOu hear that?
And words cannot keep you away wy what virtue there
h in kicks That what told you when here last "
cried Wells in furious rage, and that what tell you
noww
Sir" said Temple were you any else than the father of
Clara would with your life for such nsult
The father Of her whom you fsmiiarly call Clara" said
Wells infinitely obliged you for your distinguished
sheraton Perhaps find equally convenient have such
excuse for pocketDs an insults
Temple turned ss pale y death.
"sh enough, sir" continued Wells, that my life made
torment by your associates outsidei Is not enough tbs.
walk the streets in peacei Must you too, to in
wade the privacy my house. act the spyto plot against
motto. In the Of Hesven' cried Wells lashns him
self fury, you gopgl don't want to Aick you out
you will brinss mob here sack the house What will you
take to pesceablyi VIII hundred pounds do Speak
Temple uttered terrible oath. At this painful Clara
bad cIung her father with pale face and depsns look The
deadly which Temple had received bshed from him the
la. vesss Of consideration for Wells.
Miserable man ~ he cried, "do you about spying and
to mel Thank God my unsuled and the
insults which you throw at . back upon YOURSELF
He turned away not daring to speak more for fiery passion
through every ven and had Clara not been present. be
would have wiped hi, insult with blood Slowly with rigid
limbs and lyid face he passed out Of the house.