davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05
C. A. LEARY.
DENTON, Caroline county, Md.
To TIE RuaiNraa pnnIfc.

After eight years connection with Mr.. +. f. Marine
Grocery and Commission Merchant, l take pleasure
recommending him a business man, strictly correct
and must say that lie has my entire confidence.
WIN. NJ NcMAHAN, Sherli
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

DHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER.-Tasker Il
l. Clark's Fertilizer, containing all the in-
gradients necessary to fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

THE HOWARD HOUSE,
ELkTON, MD.
,THE undersigned having taken the above
l. we'll known and popular House, and
Refltted 1t in a Handsome Style,
respectfully announces to TRAVELLERS and
the PUBLIC, that he is prepared to accom-
modate them in the best manner. The
Hotel is large and the Rooms airy and agree
able. Asa
Summer Boarding House,
it is not exceled by any in the country.
THE TABLE will always be supplied with
every delicacy Of the Season.
THE CHOICEST BRANDS of LIQUORS
may be had at the Bar.
THE STABLES are commodious and con-
venient, and the Holsters are attentive.
10 Every attention will be paid to the
comfort and convenience of guests.
JAMES E. OLDHAM.
Elkton, May IA, 1864.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-05

BY CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. Fe, 18th, 1864.
Having known Mr. Fletcher 4. Marine for many
years past, take pleasure in stating that we know
him to be gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed in the transaction of business. lie is
prompt, attentive obging and Reiiable-Robert Tur-
ner Esq. Dealer in Fertilizers John W. Ruff 4 Co.,
Dry Goods; f. s. Eaey. Druggists Rev. G. B. Tppett
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. G. Marlatt, L. B.
c. Mcchancsburgh Pa; Rev. Andrew Manship; Phila ;
John W. Randolph ESQ., Cashier Fell's Point Bank Is
aac P. Cook, Register Of Wills; Armstrong Berry,
Baltimore. Md Hon. T. Holiday Hicks, U. S. s.. Cam.
bridge, Md W. f. Mclaughlin Attorney at Law, York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19

Monsieur Coursol, the police magistrate OF Montreal,
whose decisions have excited such fermcnt Ia said
be IN law TO Sir Stephen Tache the premier Of the
present administration.
Major Generals Custer, Burnside Hancock and Avcril
Brigadcr Generals H. W. Brge and II. Prince; y. A.
Minis and n. W. Custer, Aids de Camp TO General Custer
Captains j. y. Earle and l.. W. Barnharp and Lieu
tenant Norveli OF General Cusers sa Captain Larncd
Of General Bunside's staff; Majors Parker and Wilson
and Colonel j. L. Thompson, of General Avcrils stan;
Colonel L. A. whitley, X W. Stires, Of Third division
cavalry; l. G Bailey, Boston Herald; G. Rogers, Bos.
ton Journal; Hon. Nj. De Graen, Minnesota Hon "
stany, California and Carrot H. Smith are stopping at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Major General osterhaus and stat, Savannah Briga-
dicr General Horton United States Army; II VI. Hanson,
O. Tobe J H. Martin and G. Rathbun, or Savannah are
stopping nj the Astor House
Colonel G " Fuller Of Boston, and Colonel Van Bu
rem, United States Army, arc stopping ~ the 81 Denis
Hotcl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-19
House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1895.

OUR TROUBLES WIN INDIANS.
The srrAKER appointed Mcssrs. Window Hubbard Of
Iowa. Ross Highly and worthingon the special commit
tee on the resolution Of Mr. Window adopted yesterday
THE CHARGES AGAINST ANDERSON, KSsTucKr.
Mr. Ssrru, (rep) OF KY, rose to question Of prvi
lege He stated that OF his colleagues r Lucien
Anderson had been charged with serious and Of
fence In certain documents accompanying Gov Bran.
leta message 10 tho Kentucky Legislature on the 9TH OF
January He therefore offered resolution for the ap
pontment Of select committee OF Ave members 10 in
vestgate the charge Of corruption bribery and melfea-
ONCE against Iucen Anderson, member Of this
House. In ton with General Payne proceedings.
The resolution adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS FoRurIcAToSs
Mr.. STEVENS from the Committee OF Ways and Mems,
reported bill making appropriations for the constrc-
ton preservation and repair u certain Qualifications, for
the year ending June 1866 The bill was made the spe
cial order for Friday.
ASSISTANT TREASURES.
MT SrryESs also reported the bill providing. In case Of
sickness or unavoidable absence Of any Assistant Urea
surcr or any other public deposary OF the United states
hemay ~ MS discretion, authorize his chief cerk other
person 70 act IN his place provided the official bond and
other responsibility shall attach TO the substitute The
bill was passed.
niE Duty SORGHUM.
A resolution was passed nsructing tho Committee OF
Ways and Means 70 inquire into the expediency Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
ExPR EsSEs -.

BtRNHAM's FURNITURE ExPRBss.-FlRNI-
~. ture families moved city and country papniertcs,
nrnture boxed. shipped Furniture stored OGse b West
Eleventh street near sfth avenue,
ExCRLSioR FURNITURE EXPRESS FURNITURE
- mvf.n IN city or country Furniture, mirrorn, Ac.
nvtei ana sh,rred Furniture taken
diUbt 1915 ffst class building. once seventh Avrunc
bcl~erD Twenty eigntb aud Iwsnt,.nintb stfoets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

ncaons 70 be seen at the Office Of the chief clerk
OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER. NO 2s7
TO Proposals enclosed 10 sealed envelope,
Nm hs @ ne w1s saS sa 81 un
T T'Sssr s'l june o. IssS at Il O'clock 4 IT,
. ssr ss"haa dT ys &C. f'es'h street. from
y FOR ,S .sssf ssE s &C. Se''a' street from
For resa'ins grading &C. Fifty ninth street
For regaPsi@g sr.dins ss One Hundred and Ninth
For regulating, grading, BE- Que Hundred and Thirty
street from fourth avenue To Eighth avenue.
.y rS c'saH e1saI s s1s"a street from Tenth
FROM gS Sars S street.
For carbns. gutierirs aud naggug Eleventh avenue,
cur6ias sa,ierns aud Tagging Esh,eh street. from
For curling suffering and tagging Fortyelslhh street,
from Ninth avenue g Tenth avenue.
river.
rsgEh"s and S sngSr EEL psT, .s and " East river
FOR rebuilding pier No a East river
For Grcs p u No. g S @t rS 81 h'''
For regulating and grading Forty third street from Second
BI"%k forms Of proposals. together wl specification.
Dated Street department, S.w ysrs june @e 5 ,s,e
street Commissioner.
PROPOSALS ron CONTRACT FOR THE REMOVAL
L Of the earihy deposit in the cellars OF tNen,yone
sSa n viii se m n Apply l.
HINE, s5i sixth svopuc.
NO BRIDGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE RICH.
| mopd Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Compa-
NY ais Will be received 1t this Office un Tuesd.y
1aJ rebuilding this cOHpanys bridge over the
Rappahannock river, at fredericksburg intending airy re-
needed the abuteuS aud piers. which are but
little Injured This bridge about SIX hundred and six
feet long 6 and about twenty ~" 5 feet high above the
ordua level OF the river which Is there usually ebout an
average OF Ten o feet deem The spans bc1ween e piers
about hundred anc twenty one 2I) feet IN length
The plan preferred that Of the Howe truss with the rail
track the roof about seventecn feet above he
on the piers abutnent Any further specihcs
lions nfomslsn respecting may be obtained Al his OF
nee or the President superintendent PrupDeals with
Satisfactory ncea ne 70 The skin aud responsibility 81
contractor should he addressed, scaled 20 The Prc
DENT and Directors of the Rcmond Frederick aud 10
tonosc Railroad Company
J. D. WINSTON, Secretary and 1sea,urer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

TN crtANCERy rrEJ,AND-IN THE MATTER or 30
scnh uonson admlnis OF the goods ~ Margret
REYNOLDS DECEASED petitioner Elisabeth Ne onncl Ja,ncr
McDade Margaret Reynolds mcDane; nv w. tspnnn
cnts aud The Court uhancery Ireland Regulation act $50
v,e In tho parish OF In the county % Donegal by
her will dated the ith ,f May 1872 eve,n nsa
cies and among othogr flW 70 Mary hhzanetn parnet
danchtcr Of Jancs Charlotte Barne aud whereas the
xs, married 10 Park aud was last heard OF in New
YORK in the United states Of America Now all persons
anne 10 he eaaecs any interested In the arsets
Of The said Margaret Reynolds hereby required within
,ce no.hs from date 10 furnish In writing 10 Messr
srnue Martin, of Eusace street Dublin, ireland, the
particulars their claims to be paid the entire or any part
~ Tho eraces mentioned aud In the event Of claim
heir IN above mentioned will thereupon PRO
coed the assets OF the said Margaret Reynolds
aropget the parties entitled thereto
Dated thls llth day Of May 1865. W BROOkF.
bPROULE MARTIN, solicitors No. sEustase ~, Dub'ins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

NIGARs, wtfOLESALE.--wE RESPECTFULLY IN
~ form dealers cigars that oer them the choces
brands imported Havana and Dom cstic Cigars low
prices One iial will the fact We are and have been
manufacturers importers for the last Eve years and
Halter kecpa Of cigar and par
ticnay Old and web goods Buyers will please
call on BERG co. ~ Petersburg Cigar Store 40 Broad
way, beiveen Howard aud Canal streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

y 0nQ nnn CIGARS At LESS THAN PRESENT
sD.VtO.NOV cost to manufacture. procs from 50 TO
slp thonsaDd ~ CHEERS Agent New yvrt Cigar
kaunfssyuDn. company, ~ Warren street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.
N Sealed proposals will be receved at the Office OF the
CHEF Clerk of Police 800 Mulberry street until the I'D inst
at IL NJ for delivery Of 100 70 go tons Of coal spec
ncations to he at the Office of the chief clerk
JuNE IA, 1868 3. &. HAwLEY, Chief Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-AT NEW ROCHELLE
~ the Neptune House. convenient to the depot and
steamboat landing: dwelling Of three stories and high
basement forty square well shaded; eight Of good
flowers; two good well: and stream q spring water rum
through the meadow good barn. hennery gardeners
house house. Kitchen Ice pond fee house and
fruit and cellars Everything In excellent order
Could first class boarding house at
Neptune House prices For particulars address inquire
Secretary u s. Disinegrating Ore Company
1856 and lM Broadway, from 10 A. N. tiI 3P. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

PROPOSALS. FOR CONTRACT FOR THE REMOVAL
Of the earihy deposit in the collars OF twenty one
houses Thirtyfoutth street between First aud Sc
cond avenues win be received until 2ls inst Apply ~ H.
HfNE, 55i Sixth svoDue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

COUNTRY BOARD-ON THE BANKS OF THE
" Shrewsbury river Those who have been there know
the pleasure and those who have not ought
find comfort river and bathing Is safe and con-
venen fishing and crabbg TO those who love suca sport
The house Is large and convenient TO the
landing full particulars address the popre
tor Mr. Thos. Davis, Port Washington Monmouth county,
Union Condensed Milk Company corner OF Macdougai aud
sireet
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25

4; god, lot of TIN WAHE, STATIONERY, SC.
gNssS,W We also have u good supply of LIQUORS,
Of frst.mte quality, at Retail Also, Cordials,
.Lemon;Syrup. sc.
\, gage' We buy or BARTER tor COTTON and all
kinds Of PRODUCE, on the very best terms.
Nov. l8.1SS5 ii If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
TT Y~MI-E!NTE $. \. z. tt Z! a r !,

MARRlED,, on the 10th November, Instant, at
Bachelors Retreat, piokcns District, by Rev. 'WM
to Miss LOU u, eldest danghterof the, officiating
Minister 4stM
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
s.r.A'Tg. on sOUYKk 3s2Ass VA.a y AZ,

@S ~ IN 0RD tSAitY+--eITATic sSg f5 #s
s1Wil lEREASs}Ro 'Thoinpson;5 ~. hail,
NiAaapped 10 mo tor letters OF administration
tho estate Of Joss B. AgGufin, dcceased late
sofflieDisriUt OF pickens AMI State aforesaid he
kinire, and creditors said deceased, arc, tcrc
fors, cited to appear before ickens C,s "
on Monday tleflSt aayof sIanuaiSss t86s. 40 shew
sa'lso, ,ikany tbcy can.whYsaid lcttorsFsborld rot
be granted. Givcn under ny hnnd Raa,t seal tllis
, 18th. November, 1863 EIS$5jEl
hE ~ Ell u0LCOIlnI. % T. D,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
sla;ase OF SOsaaSa CayoaSsn:s.

FIf&3}t, IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dh
1N iiERE.iS John G. alhoun Hath yal:s,,icdS to
~ mefor lehcrs of;administration, dc Gonis nc.,
upon tho estate Of AsP. Calhoun, deceased, late OF
tho District Of Pjckens and Siate aforesad The
kindred and creditors OF said deceasct st,erc
fore, cited to appear betplp mo ate Piokcns H..
on Monday the 9th day OF Novenlber, inst..to
ewsoapss, ifasly they can, Why said dlsyers should
not he gFRntoSl. Given under MY liand and seal
tMsa13th.day Of Novemher, 2GD.5.
W.EE, II lOIg0NlBE. q. Pm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
Tho State Of South Carolina.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .e.
Jas G. Black, Admit, Petition for sale of Re
Nancy Black and others al eas ns'ot0 at dea los 'he
happening to my satisfaction that tive heirs at
l law of Eliza Crane, deceased, defendants in this
case reside without the limits Of this State: 1t is
Stheretoro, that The said absent defendants
do appear III the Court of Ordinary. for tho State
and District aforesaid at Pckcns G. H., on Mon
day the 10Th day OF, February next to object to
the Sale Of the Real Estate of John III. Black
deceased or their consent TO the same will be en-
tered oil record.
W. E. IiOLCOMBE, orb.
Ordinarys ONCE. Nov l3. 1865 v SIN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25

The State of South Carolina.
,PicNESs-~sN ORDINARY.
Levi Phillips and wife
5f#. .E vs.. ,sH's. Petition for Partit ion,
Jane Whiscnaht, ct. ais.
7 appearing tony satisfaction that tho heim-at-
- lazy Of Nicllons Whise'nant, deceased George
SWhisenant: tho heirs-ataw Of Robert Whisenant,
deceased; Fleming Bates aud wife Polly;
Dckey and wife Sarah SaIina Lilies; jeremiah
Johns and wife Rebecca; defendants in this c,se,
reside without the limits Of this State: 1t is or
derc1 therefore, that these several absent defend
ants do appear in the Courto Ordinary. for Pick
ems District, AZ PickcnsC H.. on Monday the 26tl
day .f Fehmnry, 1866, to object to the division or
sale OF the Real Estate Of ChristeHher Whisanant,
deceased. or their consent TO the same will be On
tered Of record.
w. +. alOLCONIDE; ORB
OGlinary's Office, Nov. 20. 1866. (, 3ru
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
sst;ssu eo'a .$s~sitsa Gsaa'<sasas:a.

" q
is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. N14t. "
&IUHESEAS. Mrs.sE.D. lcnckcn hath applied toS'
e w }me for sletters@ @of administrators with WilI
,annex &C, upon tlGsssta,c Of John Nj. ilencker,
sleceascds late Of isenstrica Of Pickcns pnd State
Ills linlietI ana c,eli.ors of said de-
oo1ecds aro therefore. cited to appcar before MO
mt PickcnsC, ~ on Monday the 9Th daysof No
,vcuibcr: inst, to shay cause, ifany they can Why
said letters should no; he granted. Gwen under
my hnnAnnd scpl thia 18th November. 1865. IS ES
!. W. q. EOLGOABB, ORD. S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-11-25
E.S1 A TE s A IIl.

ES | A [ II SA LIZ.
(TIhL BE SOLD. al the late residence Of wn
~ NJ Fennelh deceased OH ruestay tho 9Th
',tay Of December the
Pc J . r. Iisss;sDtS sc 1T & l. EST ATE
Of said deceased, consisting Of Corn, Cow and
Calf, Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Tools and various other srticles.
tH TEL MS7-So' much cash, s.SY $4,000. as Will
pay costs; balanccron credit bf twelve lnoiitlls.
with note interest and approved security. &
$$i;s HOB'T a. THOMPSON. :. s.
x # 8.gs G.Ep.D, and Admir-.
NOV %. 1865 49,. &sgY / ..4ss 4 Ss i5y g NJ
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12
A PRETTY HARD CusroxER Louis.
vile Journal has the following:


vile Journal has the following:
Uncle Sam is certainly pretty hard
customer to deal with. For instance If he
wants your horses, he will send one of bis
officers to take them from your stable
summarily and unceremoniously, fixing
his own price on them without consulting
you. Then you must follow the impress
ing officer to his headquarters, generally
somewhere in the street, and get his Ger.
tificate that your horses have been taken.
Then you must 60 with the certificate
to the quartermaster and procure the pro.
scribed vouches from him. Then you
must 60 to the provost marshal and
take stringent oath of loyalty and bring
two witnesses to swear that you always
have been loyal in word and deed and are,
and have been citizens of the place and
then you must sign three copies Of the
oath you have taken, and your two wit
nesses must afx their names to three
copies Of their sworn testimony as to your
loyalty and citizenship. Then you must
60 to the clerk Of the county court and ob,
tain his signature and half . dozen stamps
to the. triple certificate Of citizenship you
present to him. Then you must take the
documents back to the provost marshals
office to get a FINAL certificate from one o;
the functionaries there and have everythihg
put in proper shape. Then you must 60
to the quartermaster general, and, If he
happens to be in funds, you will, after
signing double receipt, get your money.
And at most Of the points named fee is
due fiom you. .u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12

The TEST OF LoYALrY.-One Of the
English reviews finds US the following
passage of a story of Artcnus Ward, a
specimen Of American honor, and q palpa-
bel hit at the times:
mo, William Baker, you cannot have
my daughters hand in marriage until you
are her equal in wealth and social position" !"
The speaker was a naughty old man of 60
years, and the person he addressed was .
dne-looking young fellow of 25. With u
sad aspect the young man withdrew from
the stately mansion. Six months later he
stood again in the presence of the naughty
father, who thus angrily addressed him {:
"What, you here again ?" "Ah, I'D man"
proudly exclaimed William Baker, II am
here your daughters equal, and yours"
The old mans lip curled with scorn. A
derisive smile lit up his cold features, when,
casting violently upon the marble centre.
table an enormous roll Of greenbacks, Will
liam Baker cried, "See, look on this wealth,
and I've tenfold more.
Listen old man; you spurned me
from your door, but did not despair. l
secured contrac. for supplying the army
of the-with beef" "Yesl yesl" Gag
erly exclaimed the old man. "And l
bought up all the disabled cavalry horses I
could 6nd." II see, l see," cried the old
man; "and very good beet they make,
too." They do, they do, and the profits
are immense" II should say So" "And
now. sir, claim your daughters fair hand -
"Boy, she is yours; but hold-look me in
the eye. Throughout all this time have
you been loyal p ITO the CORE" cried
William Baker. "And," continued the
old man, with q voice husky with emotion,
"are you in favor of vigorous prosecution
of the war ?" II am, | am" "Then,
boy, take he- Maria, child, come hither.-
Your William claims thee. Be happy, my
children; and whatever our lot in life
may be, let US all support the govern
ment.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12

TIE editor Of an eastern paper says that
"loyal" man in those parts undertook to
read Washington's Farewell Address on
the 22d Of February
He read silently and sullenly for some
time. At last he rose from his seat. gra
ted his teeth, and threw the book down in
: passion.
"Why, John y said his astonished wife,
"what on earth ais you?'' -. a.
"Wby," said John, "l'll be cussed if ]
sit still and hear the Yooniun party abused,
not by old Washington himself"
The good woman knew he had cause
for anger and she chided him not, but
commenced singing the baby to sleep
with the National Hymn, "John Browns
Body etc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12

MAURICE 'CoNNELL.-A late Irish paper
gives an obituary Of ono Mr.. Maurice O.
Connell, celebrated shot, whose favoiite
amusement was to shoot the little ours
who rushed out from the cabins to bark at
him, as be drove along the road. As be
was walking in the streets Of Tr,lee, one
day with . friend, they espied luckless
tobacconist peacefully smoking his cigar
in front of his own shopdoor. ''You can't
knock that fellows Cigar out Of his mouth. /"
suggested his friend. "Cant r. said
Maurice "you shall scs." This time,
unluckily, bis aim Was not as true as usual,
for he carried away the tip Of the tobacco
nist's nose, and had to pay flne of f4OO
for the pleasure Of performing the op
GRAFTON. y
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12


FRENCH LADIEs.-At the trades exhibi-
ton in Paris, the pretty things are plenti.
full. and the collection includes one or two
amusing inventions. Foremost among these
is silver car, drawn by silver swans Of gi-
gantic proportions. The car is intended for
fair bathers. In its network they may re.
cline at their ease, and float upon the waters,
buoyed up by the four silver swans, who
will bear them safely upon the gentle swell
Of summer seas. At the fair bather's el
bow is handle that works screw, and
BY this screw she may drive her car and
her swans at her own sweet will. This is
luxury enough, one would imagine, for
even Partisan countess at Biarritz or
Trouvlle. But the inventor is not salts.
fed. He knows the ladies for whom he
caters; and in the backs of the noble bride
be has contrived liquor. case, too.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12

A few days since, ono exceedingly cold
morning, one Of our returned volunteers
met an acquaintance, member Of the
Theological Seminary, when the following
interchange Of civilities took place:
Seminary. - "How do you do this morn.
ingY
Volunteer. r.-"First rate. Cold as HI
isn't it?
Seminary Why do you call He'll cold,
my friend?
Vo'unteer-Ifit it isn't cold, nAat do they
keep sucA Aot fire there .tor'