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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
gabios6a County gulttotp.
CITY aovERNMENT.
J0I1g HUgH SMITH, Mayor,
WfiffAM siiNNE Recorder
JOHN cHUMBLEY, Haishal.

WILLIAM atlANEt Atecf0efs
\ JOHN cHUMBLEY, 1ashat
Deputy Mag.haaAw II. Wilkinson, a. @ Tucker
and James A. Steele.
Clerks qJas Mortet-John chulnbey, sz-ogeio, arst;
Jos l. Ryan, second and John Reddiok, third.
Tas Asssuor--Willam Driver
Revenue Collscor--A tB. shank kand. -
Waa4 Tar Colleeior-s p Garrett
Treasuro.-R Henry.
Wharf Masiar-Thomas Loake.
Superintendent Of The Workhons--J. Q. Dodd.
Superintendent Of ne Wafer Worlt--James Wyatt
ChieT Of The Fire Deparhncat-John N. seabury,
serion Of ne CegstsrylT II. Mcbride.
Street Orcrsser-J. L. Stewart.
Cag Aaorney-John Merhail Smith.
= ~ cry COUNCIL,
Board Of Aldpmc,--M. ~ Brien, President j Il.
Newman, O. A. j. May fold, c. A. scovel, VIM s Cheat
ham, }. c Smith, NJ @ l.. Claiborne, and Jas Robb
Common oounoii-W, p. Jones President William
Roberts, t. J. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM Stewart,
Louis Hough, W Mullins, James Turner, G NJ South
gar, A. J. Cole, Jas. Days, Andrew Anderson . B.
Kn6wlcs, aud John Gready
srAspmG conurrEs on ruH olTr oouscL
Fi,ane.- -knovlss soovel and cole.
Wdfsf Web = -Anaefsoni emlh and SalpghS 4
srssi,- rbnou9h, Turner, thgate avis, Briep,
Mayaeld, Ctt Alham Abl Clsihofnf t4 ID y
Baagf-Nswman, Stewart aud Turner
Ho,pital--Jobes, May Geld and sloan.
Schools --oheathnm yaeld ana Knowles
FYrs Department Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gos-Driver Cheatham and Davis.
Cenetcp-smth, Stewart and Newman.
Martet House-Roberts, Stewart and Turner.
Slauss--Hough, O,aibornenud Davis.
I'oiios-uheathan, Briai and Andorson.
sprinos-Hough, Claiborne and Brien.
WorkhoRss-Cheatham, Mayacld aud Knowles.
improvements end' EEpeRdiares--COle, seovei and
Cready.
H1itlie Pyopsry--Brien, CheAthsm aud Turner
Pea Hoae-Mayned Jones and Roberts.
Ss- Tho Board oil Aldermen meets tho Tuesdays
next preceding the SECOND and fourth Thursdgsin
each month, and the Common eouach tile SECOND
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
NIGHT POLICE, naf
Captain-John Baugh
Hirst Lisiitenant-Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Iieutonant--lohn u, Davis.
Policeme,--wm Jackson, John Cavender, Mich De-
Wis, Joel Philips win. Baker, Johu Cottrel william
AIayo John Eagles, j. W Wright, John Puesett
Robert scott, W 9 Francisc cThoaaai8radc,s Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hntt.
as- The Police Court is opened every morning al
nine O'Clock.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

The selling rate Of Gold was advanced
to 13 per cent premium on Saturday -
LouisUiils Journal
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09
ARRTvAI AND DEpARrURE OF TRAINS.

Louisville NASHVILLE r. Train leaves at 7t5, An.
err, at $50, Pm.
Nashviue a Decatur RR. Train leaves az 600, AN
arr. al 100, a. A.
Nah 4 ChattanoogsR.R Train lca,esut 1000, An
arr az S2S, pm.
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.lvIBson Co. - Oo,I.Iaa.l.
rt1LrrARY oUARTFRs AND oFFToERs.

M ---A' No
Poa4fTsadqdaftsrs on Higa hreot. Gen. Du'n6nt
corhmandius 10 o VI a,a al = !.
bisbsef--HeadqpallsFs on SKINNER street lpr9
Fo.d's reuldence) Capt Green, a. AG.
Pr6toM Marssai-Hsadquarter on Church street
(FSnals ACADEMY. .csl. Stanley Matthsys. 4
czig A,,isiaui QsaYtemaitsr r. Headquarters, on
Cherry itreet No 10 Gadge oesiont r''aenooe.)
-At'S' - ninsNam'
'''''aH' VAa'te'f"a'e '''''''Neos- D'F''
stevenson
n ~. y - -
49,. N ~ ~ o. 49, 4,u,.,
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From ibe oincinnai, Inou,.ar Io.b
A. pnel .Eought--One OKAIho. RaEtAe
. rel 9rlglnatIng An q, PollSIeel.E EIis

E.ls } .EEop the QincInnAl FnquiFer, I0th.l u II,
a. Duel E0ught--One OH lhG R6Etaes
Eilled nj IN q .First III re.-Tha Omar
al rel 9Elginaslng in 9, Pelltleelll1i..-
weSissra that YssssrddaY morning, NOR au; sHptfry
after ight, q. duel. Nas fought nsHE Dbl er,
Kentucky aRoHt twenty miles Aeipw Male1ille
and forty miles above. thisa CITY, between Col,
Leonidae Metqalfe, spf the. Federal army, and
IA lawyer named Wm. B. Cato, O. tssjdenI Of
MAysyille. We understand shat some Time;
since Casio l.waq .atreelsd Lat. Maysyille on the
ground Of being seceesippist, but was az
IeIWsrd released. Col Metoalfe being The IN
Ffprmer who caused his arrest Caeto chaIlene-
| ed Metcalfe to fghta duel, which the latter ac-
cepted, and selected Mimic tlaps--distance bne
hundred Yards The. secdpda agreed upon the
place and time of meeting, aud the paEtiesIasi
sembled near Dover yesterday maEpipos 10. purj
suance. Of the erran cement. The PRINCIPLES
prepared themselves for the Conflicts Casio hav.
ing the chnice Of gronfds Both gentlemen tbok
their places .cQolly. and calmly, and receiving
theiE riHees took W their position 10 6rc, III the
word Ot which Castos fell; With the bullet
through bis hesEts expiring instantlY, Colonel
Metcelfe and party immediately returned g
F Since writing the above We. hayesreceiEsd
the following from GortpspDndenE Il I. ej S3
u DUEL NEAR Dover, KY,=--Wes learn that q
duel, which terminated fatally, took place on
Thursday afternoon about three O'Clock, near
PDDverS Mason county Kentucky, between viii
Ham B. Ceato, o. Maysvillet and COlonel Leon
idsa Matcalfa, ofn Nicholas county In which tho
f0lnsE MA kAllsa Il WY be seRsmbsssd thRs
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A LIttIo wandereis saasA FNe,dlel..

Little RffeSS ciu-I
Io's2oybn odg ssodi HtBd.s oslS si 81 'SN
lsls Early yaSterday incoming Steward Banker OF
re aseainar ~ orthern hehtiinhnd hn bDafd that
bpat sVllAle girl siz otlseven yeara old Rho on
betngiq ueaiioaedJ JIAAid she giyas Rone Gtoz Lake
SnpeiiorGo !dhe shbhght, Intelligent iohild,
Andbn answer toiiDquiriss told Lher storylin a
ample andHdtTeot mannerJoJ % ,sa1od sdi
igD She said that. .shA belonged Columbus that
ner, % tlsr bad joined theahmyuSRd ihas mother
lBq dIeds leaving her In the Daredf aiiamily in
tsoinmbph sThah family have moved to, DelSg9
ware, had pre- yione TO leaving thpr Capital CITY,
they placed the jttlegElOu the 4 leveiand
telling hE she bad or luuele on Lake Superior,
atone oithemines In the neig bborhood of On.
toHAgon, and that she .mtst find hers Wn v there.
The child yaalsent Of 6ithputFa yoent,ofi money
Qrte particle OF Qlptbing ,othafuthan, what she
Dad Dn eEoept little aha wi, ttishe Eaa MOI able
10 give clear account OF where sho had esed
theu njghbo oFp who bIOught.her on lhdArd the
Rteaper, nordlaDshe knaM anythinB ahOut hSf
aleBed Cpnelei ether thanishs had been,t6ld by
ne people who sentihsr off lhAtishe had stbh d
rei4tiye eion RkaSuperior, : aud, shen bslihVedS
near V9tonRgon. fliiidA glu1 b'iodr sLsH Old
s.l lnSohlld w. abrighti actiyei and good temper.
e. - Sbe seemed much diaappOintef ALyfRding
ItAat she could not be taken up 10 Lake Superior
until aomathisgi more definite could be learned
ABOUT her .RNele. o. The eFnelI heart sssnsBs 81
theI persons who could send of such, q rtnere}
child, tFiJhopt means, or friends, on so long and
trying journey, aill receive the condemnation
9t every PsrsQp of, hglnsn feeling, The Eners
and ,ot6fssP II, the HaSthegn Light sse, anxious
70 ior"ard the child TO It's relAuyeB when there
is some certainty Of finding them -CSevcland
Herald May ,lOh,, si,a,spTa,o ,as uh g.b
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M \: y! GBNT: Z ! + T. 1852, ','' .: !: 7: :.

EGolonslbl lAetcaifm ifmd0ised q fragment of q Is.E.
4eut l&t jail, i&seIason, .NfchufEEESA kdiH H. :
EAountl&pbut WI the c6hS6ITda II 4aE SIt IL
force, famen woe dlatit6utad arOund m iiiiigE
cnt regsaents, and he lost bis command entiISIVe
was tfis instAhce, we believe, that Cato.
SttatoDv au tAer4 6ssee eseiS sy a q
!nizers OF Maysville, Wyge ayestyd and ,se1t to
Fort Warren last fall, and II WAS tbis fhal led
e1thsfsAi alAesNBg go5npTh afBd6f fSI glsto was
E!9e challasRing Ras.ys The weapons used we're
~, ME sInes, an1the distance was. sixogIVatdf
[ht the,Htst frssasto fell .mortaiEl !,
,Hpd exgzed In aSw h0ufs kftefNafd, = Sokef
-Metcalie Is a son-of Ex- Governor Metcaife aSif
kentuclgY SelQI 1thfs
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:. Sheriff u, Sale.
a Doc. 3, page 372,

II Peter BarkeIl "a D9c,t3, page 372,, asi 4. In
Thomas Daniel ct all county, Ohio. ~. " .ssips
tRY VIRTUE OF "A WRIT ooR VENDI. no In
~ directed from the Superior Court Of Frankliu cS
0hio, IHi 6ffer for sale at the DOOR 6f tfis Ubr
House, In the oiy Of Columbus, on la L.,a y<s.
Saturday, tbsI7th. dsyipf ,MAY.A, Do 1sR,
between TIE hOurg of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and A ocioC
r. the following described real estate. situate Id
county Of franklin and Sta u Of 0hio, to Wit; bssi
All that part Of lot No. l57 in the town OF Wortin
tonsdn said county lying east Elfs LeWiSb edst lin
sPslpg Ahopk of slsiA lpt Nnl5z Rpdthil
same premises formerly occupied by John Mcullenai
Afvfep hseheh Sespectvelyg 6hd the same sthak IN
sesS ssSa aaiSS psRs sS esR sIso Rs SS. i.
eetnf, of North SIDE Of "a; aotNo. 3 eaa s h
oG q north side of lot No. II; lots Nos. is, and
'the town 'of Wurthheto Branklin cbdhty, 0hIo
lfAEafsS ARot NJ. 1s7 at yisSG sA' =: s".''1'i's &,
shes t,:aud feetoG M. side.Oi IOtsEss al
i"l'1csEs.' 'sirGdu5 harSh NJ sdS St'tSi' Nj! ID,
i - ;;AiAV' .rirn 80 .iaiiH-tes o, ~ .-sIsaS
q. .hotNS:.a : tSS,i -. -+-a ;. L-- 81 ss....
fSt LIZ NJ ~. ise iise ssSSa ssSSa ;, - - -4E e~taea
--aROHGE wSHUFFsIANsu !,
e 81. Sheriff q Rranklia county, ohih
april dltstFd ...!-u 1t. II. l.. sL.,ai.l
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fots ffsvr''r,e eis-eF-s-sSS S-5tSsit31i
From tha Journal 0t Qommerce. ', 4.

washinTGon iST UifT Y 4 YTIaa Y. g ,s2aa SsOS
70 The'city s attuaily ysNStmfbg WItAt begrcss !,
2 ragged and homeless multitude. T6S boofsi
Ibpuss, supported, hEdhe city, is full to ovSsy
whelmiIgSAnd scores Of them are. .daiJystlrnssIf ~ 4
afay fr6@fhe tetI9e of relief: rig SHbb6,al
C9Fernps1t is psSrcllaf IN itS tssfei. nd eStHs
deseends-only Diced what are called conkra-
bSDds, dndEone hsaidred and fiity of this ouaiitv
'HneJ snperf6es 0i2hxhaI d9csnaot atulIC
are low being fed andslodgsau by thay GaFJrn.
ment In the Duff Green row Of buildinea. Tdhs
Prospect bsfoteoslf oihe' Phftfes 0e6hcslned ,is,
gloomy enough. :Eaoiioi rro
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i. mrs, snfcCiofInn.

MajOr. .General MCCfellafiS Wife5 and Iher
mother, Mrs. Marcy, with some lady friehds,,
yesieFdayavistted the City HospitafSnd the SoIs
dier's Hospital on Broadway, for the purpod eef
-examihing tho artahgeinehts that h&d been
Heue 10y tneIcsfe OF e1ekand wounded seia iers.
Mrs, Mcclellan was scordially Welcomed at the
eesyelai Places that she visited, and EXPRESSED
hteEaslf much pleased with the plana adopted foy
relieving tRe neeesslties Of the mon =-NepiY York
paper, WedResddy,. a. f.j.i. =! .a..6 "
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4 shelsi8's ssfe,:: e.

Jeremiah My-Weilz, eXlr1-- Lni
or George tWei'z, decay FalrnsId Common Pleas, .,
caSRtiIs S SsiEss. Sfl n PaSs'iOd p.' -.
RYcVfRTUBiSF ora NURUER OFS r. e
70 me diIsctst from the opurt Of Common Plehs Of
said eouny onio 10 the abov6 CASE I viii oef and Ell
pose to sale by public vendue and outcry. AZ th obr
the Court House in city Of Lancaster In said COUNTY
A sns, LIN ss'i
Monday. Che .gIh day OF June. A,,pss1H6e, .,
between u1ehours Of 10 O'Clock m and 4c'uoek D,
IN Of saasaty, the following described add md tame.
ments, stuate In the city Of Columbus in FrabRliti
county, 0htO pto wit: '-
Lot No. 9; s5n IN psAPn4pH AddoR AZ asd sy. Ap
PrSlseu az gov: d5S
Hems sale Vne- third cash, ~ hand one thitd 10
one year, ana tne remaining one.third In two years.
with interest on deferred Paymsrts from tfea OK bae
al ii JAMES MILLER
/ s.l4, Sheriff Of Fairfield counEy, ohio.
e PrinterA ices 81 so, '"!AeA's .
may5-dtkwtd '.'' '.'.'.'''!''.eIs'v seli
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sSheriF's sale.5s 4.
BrrekApridss .MlIsOA

III - " IL '.- t.Fraaklin Common: Plsasg
En fi'ssHInalnss ~ 81 ei.'A Z gllpied9gei- si5H
InX NIRiTUE OE a WHIT. EKIaR
~ to me dr. ected trouI siIe NouIt Of oonm9h PIED
FfalEl COUNTY, o. @ilI clier f6r HaIe atthe do(
the Court HuhseI In the city or ooldmbust o. yong
SATURDAY, The 9tsh dky Of 1lsg, A.DsiS6R
at one O'clock r. Nj, the following tfibed rsal
ltttnpEth Rraukin comfy, nhi6, aud In Norwich ID
chip 20 witapd bOundsd 81 adsscssged q tellcwss
) .Cpnmehcing At Al gellSa g. W. cnfner nf The L
which he purchased 6f Henry DIldi4e; shspce NS
SAID line Ie1 81 lpo pole % eellss p co
In H b. Lkttfmeps line, SO olessto Lhttimefb g..
eSrsSr, ,Ws Oh Quito and Eandakefs lAnd, - 81 !
4V,biRe W Jg1 psles @ stbng! thence n on tho
Of Lapdaksr and Fry P5 poles 4nd 90 finks 70 the ~
Iifk, beita part of sufVRy No. 3e02 and 3451 cont
eh by'JoSein cuibsttsops sAni wife q Henry pfidipe
4 oa record ID he Franklin connty records icOnts
of-lake and tpoieb.1s N 's5 s lI,Y |
AppLaiaed q w QQ per sore :. ,,i s .l..
II 49, 0EoReE ". HUFFMAN,
~ ~ - y = Sheriff Of Rnnklin county, ohII
Printers fees 81 so. .no,Yl 9'ffa1p
sprl 4S-dll&Ntd ,,il d -2w goiap @6P
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iGoverhct rod FreeIna n eerOIe.s.

' Pref Peof VI. w,,s. 10 10. - ,bs sa ,. !" nv"
at, acconn. NJ 81 ~ Spstu sS al
sSvOrus' =" ts8"sh'"'o sOVernoF'IOf' as
follows; ssa,,l oi3a,2pnsG a6I 10 WV
,ToB@d,lhe close, Of thetrst interviev. 40 me.
thing was incidentally said abont 'helpips peo.
pie escape GpR, lslaYsry,,, ,'.By thp pwsy !" at
.his point, said the Governor. with aidToli twin
Hep, ne eve, "pid you kpOy, iProfsssors aH
saiS o = 9SsilssSs ,Ss,Ss n myseli' now" aNo,
sending III he contrabands n1 n ~ yVS W. sM III
as "a rae Of three Or four day, VIII r a EooS
outfit, and making tree. men Of them,p. This
led me to deeire 70 20. to the camn and ,sse how
thia coApedtion wi.h the u, G. RE- was
being cSgsied on. so ] asked the Gogernor
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issSs6nt5 BI@ns hisIse net @ i kzsccsS-
ss. s'RS9Rs.S$s p SRs s,Ba sH$ : ia..ieds
.-1.iaIsad saneadls senaef saeasNs sif 10
Master Onrfanissinnar

a.i.A.ss Master s C1UmissignsGEs Z lll: iG .SPle'
ssRpsl ReaSgA EHsaiOrg vsssISs sssISsa63Sss 6ss,e' p a.
ssJSaeESF SFsSGesaBi I'D s.issaseS 81 Biz ~
lF3Y lasSusa sAStdSesshiaso AsdssSssS Saim the
ID, Superior Court oli ioi Frankln cQgntlnQ QAQI will
ofSf III EEiS &c thg do5F d So6drtk thS
Eslpaoia aoolnnbussea aas ~ ~ saes1 40
Saturday. the l4sh day nf IAnes AsMils62.
hsssssH thes hsaEsEei e AZ ,snaA oSok r, q
county 81 fTr&5ki III sa1d ekslGuf 0Ilo lN11eitt
lholg Nosli ssyeA E9.hnk tia, W)lt Henry
lnAlpEk nibdtvisim a lot niub, o6 nine
l1ots etit 81 OolumhuS ~ On eroof,
feeUrdse % ydinms bnsS pssb Of
p1at1 d eaido6nnkVsl q - .riee-s slit ~ b4iN
'sAppahid 500 saehs Il " a siRta
llss i ,saiEiss i ksTiis Ai,EEs;f QQ5A.
Y -prirtsfsfssSis 81 !ses ss4 u esrssss IT, ~
mayiO-dit&wtd hbLS e Eas Aaa @slse
l~ug ELK. all zxik - 4Rll a Nta A..
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'""h"4REWf

noP Eh&asiISS ;.yne. 4 s,4r % Ss SS
di nj Ueehlys DebysariIsb ,IIIs.-. B a. .ss i 90
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AsOaEsskkECS
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as 1Ftflh d41t DC II M.,s ,ss .@on
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sss Ssssssc;.s,.s ssss~:.ss ss. aass .''' s
lpass asns u lf in
Dared
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mon,b orJ ..s n ~. =, yor
sL;n 49,, | i uoeu anost tnree pottes. NeW. h1lthy
WhloS ~ -. = -. which sisr
feelings sn nv $780,, ~ W, ~
e" Ji = :ss5s ss;S T. "a
- "aa y" s.Ne.any oAITnns;,p 1Uam; ms..s,,,
stsAs5iseBx;s1Ei Eiss,, RAG S1n EfxsissIa..
Ringworm, Sore EEsT hsSSisR is
,,,,pr 1oheTt 4, Die vntea 1p. Salem M Y i2h
1885, fst Rs Rss cnea AZ ca.e ,1 Of
TsI; sss.ss;sss;ss g 6:
2stRf6d siSSS siSS X 4 4 \ s;yIrso bot
cons swelling ySHs on -pR had suffered O
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9 9 a s.siiasas lily Nhi0s.ssssssss
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'aserAYe1tpB.Si 0tn1A afmAkIol00M
LeucOrrhna orEVhites, Ovarian Tumor,
bspAqrtlh@ Ne eaEgyl ems EaInskssTpl plgFRses.
u G9ta as 9SC Gc 5 B yo XEIl at 81 i
aps elgg dsys, esntk liOvs sllen
banpIg eu6h dsdhs19, ptaahoinakisd3 boeda;
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ii 4uA lylhHl5H lti 10 ---T--s gh3 3" lu.qJJg
,.liRrefi Peck writes ~ the obsrlin, Nfpt a
account Of an interview With Governor. Tod, a
follows: ..s.,, .,,i,,..,,...d ...,, =, 20
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time TO peruse, consisting Of Tales, History
Biography, together with Music and poetry.
Tho paper contains no ultra sentiments, and
NEEDLES neither with politics nor religion, hut
it is Characterized by high moral tone, 1t
circulatcs all over the country, from Maine to
California
TERMS.--The Wavcrly Magazine is pub.
lished weekly by Moses A. Dow, lindall
Street, Boston, Mass. Two editions are print
ed one on thick paper for Periodical Dealers,
Mt cents a copy and an edition for mail sub
scribers ION little thinner paper, so ms to
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To MAKE GINGER BEER.-Take oil
Ginger bruised or sliced, an ounce and
a hall; cream of tartar, one ounce; LOAF
sugar, one pound; one lemon sliced
Put them intoa pan and pour six quarts
Of boiling water upon them. When
nearly cold, put in little yeast, and
SUR for about a minto. Let it stand
till next day; then strain and bottle it.
Is fit to drink in three days, but will not
keep good longer than fortnight. The
corks should be tied down, and the bot.
ties placed upright in cool place