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The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

The leader replied that they should Be
when they got the show of plate spread
out below, and that they couldn't let her
out Of sight, and that she must 90 with
them. In compliance with this mandate
she followed them down stairs to the din
ing room, where splendid wedding break
fast had been laid to save trouble and
hurry on the morrow, To her .sarprise,
the felows--eight in number, when as
sembled--seated themselves and prepared
TO make good neal They ordered her
to get them out wine, and to cut her own
wedding cake for them; and then, seated
at the head of the table, she was com
PEELED to preside at this extraordinary
revel. a... {....fi s..v.. ~
They ate, drank, laughed and jokcd;
and Adelaide, quick of ear and eye, had
time to study, in her quiet way, the fig
ures aud voice Of The whole set. y
When the repast was ended, and the
plate transferred to sack, they prepared
to depart, whispering together and glanc-
ing at the young lady. For the first time
Adelaide's courage gave way, and she
trembled; but il was not CONSULTATION
against her, as it proved. The leader, ap,
proaching her, told her that they did not
wish to harm her-that she was jolly
wench,. regular game, and that they did
not wish TO hurt her, but she must swear
not 10 give the alarm till nine or ten the
next day, when they should all be safe.
To this, of course, she was obliged TO as
sent, and they all insisted on shaking
hands with her. She noticed, during this
parting ceremony, that one of the ruffians
had only three fingers on the left hand.
.s Alone, and in, the dsspoled room, Ad-
eIaide, faint and exhausted, awaited the
first CLEAN Of daylight, then, rs the rob-
bers did not return, she stole up to her
room, undressed, and fell into disturbed
slomber. The CONSERVATION Of the fami-
ly the next morning may be insgincd;
and Adelaide's story was still more as
founding than the fact of the robbery it.
self. Police were sent for from London,
and they, guided by Adelaiues lucid de-
scription Of her midnight guests, actually
succeeded in capturing every one of the
gang, whom the young lady had no diff
Guilty in identifying and swearing to-the
"three fingered Jack being the guiding
clue to the discovery. The stolen prop
erty was nearly all discovered, and the
old rector always declared and with
truth-that he owed his life to the self
possession and judgment of his daughter.
The only i'll effect Of the great trial to
her nerves, was disposition on the part
of the young heroine to listen for mid
night sounds, and start uneasiIy from
troubled dreams; but time and change Of
residence effected her cure.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11
DWELLING HOUSE TdLET.

A Good Dwelling House, conveniently locat-
ed, and now unoccupied, will be let on reason
able terms, on Immediate application TO
J.&J.W. BARNS,
fNaa e3Nt News Office.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

q WHY is a blacksmith like safe steed !
Because one is n horse shoer and the otb-
or q sure horse.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

A FARMER complains that when his
cattle are taken sick, and get lots Of med
icine, they become like theIsishman, who,
after fiji of sickness, declared, that be
was sick for month after he got well.''
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

Ferry & Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Shin
giles, Lath, Pockets, Timber &c. Business Of
fees, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich, and
236, Adams Street, Chicago, III.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

A SOLDIER came home from the war
with both his legs shot of, and 600
bounty in bis pocket His wife, who had
taken a great dislike to the fellow, on nc
count of his crippled condition, stole bis
money and ran away with it. The ladies
must begin to learn that glory is sufficient
compensation for legs.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

Miner Hedges, Proprietor of The Vic
tor Mills, Tallmadgc, dealer in Merchandise,
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain aud
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. Lamont, 0tta-
wa County, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11
A RoMAScE OF WoMASLY .DEvorron.

A RoMANcE OF WoMASLY .DEvorron.
LIN one Of the hospitals at Annapolis,
Maryland, a voting Lieut.. COL, ofa New
York regiment, who was wounded in the
abdomen in ono of the recent battles be-
fore Richmond, WAS brought TO the insti-
tutiou not so much for treatment as for
rest Wounds like his are fatal! Pya.
mia is the result, aud no skill can prevent
its ureand steady progress, until il ends
in the death Of the patient. s,lt
Acting on this knowledge, the sad It'd
ings Of bis impending death were sent to
his family, and through them TO the
young Iadyso whom he was engaged IN
marriage. She lost no time in Fastening
to the city, and, reporting at the hospis
tai, Immediately became his nurse: No
prosy pen can we'll describe the fidelity
with which she performs her task. No
duty is too disagreeable, no sacrifice too
great Knowing that he has got to die,
she insisted on being married to him, and
the ceremony was performed on Wednes.
day night by the Chaplain. 1870
.pIt was sad sight, witnessed in 81.
lence by the numerous officers in the
same ward, and brought tears to the eyes
ofmahy.. Il saw her and her rapidly
sinking patient yesterday. DIR. Radcliffe,
one of the assistant surgeons in charge,
passed through the ward, and more as a
matter Of form, than from necessity, ask
ed her the condition of her patient, She
shook her head sadly, yet resignedly and
murmured, "No change, no change" in
a dreary tone, as if each word was dag
ger TO her heart Her husband was but
semi-conscious, and was, fast sinking. He
may be dead by this time.
3 FIRE IN Bedrooms" Most people,
says DR.. Lewis, "even many intelligent
reiormers, have the idea that to sleep in a
cold room is good essential to health.
10 is an error. 1t is better to have an
oper fire in your bedroom. The atmos-
phere is not only by this means constant
ly changed, but with the fire you will
keep the window open, which will add
greatly 10 the needed ventilation. But
more than this. With the fire YOU win
hare fewer bedclothes over you, which is
a gain, rs a large number Of blankets not
only interferes somewhat with the circu-
lation and respiration, but prevents the
escape of the gasses which the skin is
constantly emitting. Even furnace or
stove heat with open windows is better
than a close, cold room. Interchange
with the external atmosphere depends
upon the difference between tho tempera-
ture Of the air within, and the tempera-
ture Of the air without. But let Us have
the open FIRE. Let us 90 without silks,
broadcloths, carpets, and finery Of all
kinds, if necessary, that we may have
this beautiful purifier and diffuser of JOY
in all all our houses. In my own house
l have ten open CRATES, and find, with
coal at eleven dollars, the expense is
frightful, and if il were in any other de-
partment of housekeeping, should feel
/ could not afford it; but in this | do not
finch, SO important do l deem the open
fire."
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

Dwight Cutler, Dealer in General
Merchandise, Pork, Flour, Salt, Grain,
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &c. Water street,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

Augustus w. Taylor Judge of
Probate, Ottawa County. Post Office address
0ttawa Center. Court days, First and Third
Mondays of each Mouth. Office at the Court
House, Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro-
vision Merchant, Washington Street, Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

John H. Newcomb, Dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, etc. State Street,
Mill Point, Mich. e,e4
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11


OUR STATE FINANcEs.-We present
to our readers the usual annual report of
the State Treasurer. The Treasurer con-
fines himself as usual almost entirely to
giving us the balance from his books,
which, to US, has always been unsatisfac-
tory. He tells us, it is true, that he has
issued, under the laws now in existence,
bonds to the amount Of $o01, 900, and
that additional expenses of the State du-
ring the past year, which is chsrgeable TO
the war, is $943,6oS 76. He gives Us
also the fact that the Stale debt is as
follows: a.ss,-t x ~ 49, el t4.b
Funded debt, bt,--------$3,54l,l49 so
Interest debt, ,---------- 1,Sl4,942 40
Making total ---- ---l $4,s56,002 20
1t will be thus seen that our State debt
is constantly on the increase; that it re-
quires nearly 100000 year to be
drawn tromlhe pockets Of the people to
pay the interest on il; and the worst fea-
ture Of all is that there is no hope fol
any reduction in the future.
We shall have occasion to recur to the
subject Of our State finances, and the fu-
ture financial prospects Of the State, as
soon as we receive to annual report of our
State officers s.---Det. Free Press.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11

Wright Leroy, Circuit Court Com
missioner, Ottawa County, Grand Haven,
Mich.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-01-11
THE GRAND HAVEN NEWS,
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Market,
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Business Cards, one line each, 50 per year,
Advertising by the column at rates Of special
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One square is one inch of column or less.
Advertisements without special directions ms
time will be inserted and charged for until or
Sered out
legal advertising mt legal rates. When
postpenemcnt is added to an advertisement, the
whole is charged as for the first insertions
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
City Intell1gencs.

GK1NAH HosrgTAI--The managers Of the German
Hospital fund applied TO the Legislature for plot Of
ground FOR the erection Of hospital building; but nas
much ~ the application not granted, they have ap
Piled 10 the Common Council The Finance Committee
OF this body reported in favor Of giving lease
plot OF ground for the erection Of German Hospital In
Third and Seventy street. at one dollar
per year The lot forms square OF four hundred and
Ave feet in sastsy direction from tho corner Of Third
and Seventy street. hundred and two
feet and three inches in souhery direction three hun
dred and i've feet In westerly direction and hun
sde The managers of the German Hospital fund pro-
pose extensive hospital building the
resolution IL passed by tho Common Council
ST. Jom's Co1LsaH-Thc twentieth annual COM
mencsment Of st. Johns College, Fordhsm viii take
place on Thursday next the 2oh inst the exercises 70
begin at twelve O'Clock The ceremonies win be impress
sve instructive and interesting special train Of cars
will leave Twenty sixth street. at the corner Of Fourth
avenue, at i've minutes past eleven NJ ON Thursday,
for the accommodation Of those who may wish
to be present on tho occasion
ST. FRANCIS XAvIm's CoLLsoR.-The annual COM
encement Of this institution usually among the most
entertaining and interesting Of any place Of learning in
the city will the 9Th Of July at the college edi
nee, No. 20 West Fifteenth street.
rns SATURDAY THRn P. N. MovMEsr.-A meeting
Of all those residents Of Broadway and Canal street in
favor of the early Saturday afternoon closing
will bs held At Clinton Hall, Eighth street. tomorrow
evening" at eight o'clock From the favorable reports
which Be submitted upon the occasion there ID
little room for doubt 10 the ultimate and complete
success Of the enterprise.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
SHIPPING Ne VS..
ALMANAC sos xxr Yonx-sun BAx.
Nm nnsns ............ 30 NOON sets. eve ~
sUN G1s,........ b nIon VAY11. eve 10 Is
Psss - Hsw YorR. S~ns "a, 1895.


steAnsAlp CITY Of London tBr). Pssre tvsrpos--Jehn
stssnshlp George Cromwell. Vail Now orlsans-H
ssss%.hip Sev.d. o.rpsn.se s.v.nn.A-w.lsuAn, Goo.
s.ssnsSip xih.mbg.. Bsnson, Lssry
si.sn:hlp Louisa Moore Winters wrninsson-H Lf'
sissp:hip y..oo Couch, Norfolk and Riehmoua-Hsins-
ST sse.mssip Martha stevens. Chance, BALTIMORE
s::%:sp S.S ss.r.s HATH
sSS ss" Rvsi x.r
Ship Harry Warren, Atyood, ,Bo.ton.Bseon 4 Eu:ssi.
s PS 9ss @ ssa
A{7Snn Ysr1 s%iy SRi xas Ssrl R.ddls g.n..-y J..
BARK WiiSsi%in: tBr EcEwsn Fors sa Pnnoe~H Beck.
Bsrk Jennie sBr,, Gran, RichIbuc.o-Bre.s son AGO
Drie Elizabeth (Hsm) Fenster, Havro-Funch, Meincks
Brs Salinas tBr,, Michensr xaranhsm and Psrs-L q
s5s me sI,, wA!.;,sr ss 9: Tson.:o f.p,..on
Bris Prince Of wales CBrJ, Anderson 81 John Mp
Brig fyro tBr), Bradshaw, windsor. Ns--D X Dewon 4
schr 9 xMer !Br,, Hgs.s 8, Ki.,s-Js. Douglas.
sSr Douglas
S1 9Ts5'Sh st john MD De-
e; b:sss & s: ss.ss st. s'sA ssAs sss aD s
sssI e.: s% Sr Ts Ss. ky
schr cpnssssuon s,s alton Nelly Post Reyal-r glsby aco
schr Ocean Wave, Foster, Petersburg vs-Van Brunt
sssr Elizabeth English, Potter, wsshns.Ou-L Kenny.
schrJ Worthington, worhington, wasbinscn-Bent-
schr j. Edwards. Line, washing,on--Nerrin Abbot
schr Josephine, Waterbury, Philadelpha.
schr Evergade Aram, Boston-Holyoke Murray.
schr Van Bareon, Van Tassei New HAven--M BnEss a
ARRIVED
Hospital steamer Ben Deford Loveand, Morehead o''y
C Of S;on &c., sn
sm.Sp . Kangaroo SSsS pis bound
Channel % lS,h 100 miles ws lon 81 W, passed TWO
icebergs same day lat 10 n lon b n met bark rgsed
screw steamer bound r. s,.r, Asp,nval 7davs and II
hours, with the q 4 mails and treasure TO Allen
Steamship Mexico Br), Iawicss nsysna- 'une 10 win
msss and ns bvsy adrh New Orleans June H.
,sS mdss snd passsnsers 70 Cromwell Co. Met going
I h: r,sr % e. ss sbp caroline HesmS and bark
Harvard Saw on Csrrysfot light large screw frigae,
supposed French ,O ys sn1pGr, sscssS bound
steamship Commander Terry, Wilmington, NC, days.
with mdss and passengers, TO Arthnr Leary.
Monroe, 50 hours with ordnance 10 ouartermaster
Brig Plymouth (Br Breyoor Havana, june ~ with sugar,
rsS S smith. Lavender, for New York.
Brig Canning (Brl, Norwich Cow Bay, CB ID days, with
Brg 9ensary tBrl iennesy, Sydney. cB, u days. with
schr belle (Br Anderson, Tru,io May a. with hides,
wood dc, to IeAytrot a Go.
schr o P Binns Taylor, Petersburg, Va, days
schr Buena Vista, Rohy, Washington, 3 days.
Steamer Sea GnI Fortress Monroe SO hours 10 cuar.
termaer the a. iowed the barge st Nicholas TO th's
pssh)
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
Miscellaneouss


diseellansous.
"a: ss s;:s. a TONS register
sn, osrr.... D~isA. hspss sasi:s. ,ss s.s s
heavy sea sy The ssarSoard esng sm.shins hatch.
Harvey, ssamsa asaAs ''''''-
in The Gulf stream experienced heavy gale threw over
S %a a's ws days Cape h0n
san on j.. e. e. vs'
sAs. I-oalls, june asS p,' ssi.sr.usThs Ansie.s
Ssz.f SS ~ : 'ss
'Is s,'s s,Acs co..o.o,, small. :. s., ,,.,,. =, :. ,
a. IS lon o o.
from NV. with heavy sea- carried away
sss 4 Boston s. e. from xsn.sn
q . Sosssss s0 ;sS; ~
'r soas 1an.s Jas. a.,.. vessel. Of Boston -, m
sad isstns b8dS having :.saei s'sssons
~ spoken. &c.
Ship Flying Eagle Walden from San Francisco AprA y
san Francisco which crossed the Equator April ~ in ION
loss :. u,.,,,..,.,.-...n, 49,, =. =, :, ,.nnv
.:s9lss ssR s'aass'' ses. '''."' A'1' = -
ship s y Sn H0'' from 0' Ne"
s Bartlett from Is'sA for o.r.' April "a A'
Hors9s y s;y' from New York for 81 '.
insSS. :, n.,,,uo,. NJ a.. :. "a. ASK
n -
, eoreKa pre- SKs.. CO. a.. p.., Nyors: <,n
.h S.rI WhS.d do o.s s Sos,r Ss ss.psrd
April 5an.S B,sw's5 $nSa: S:.f sn. sxSr sYo,
5Ssssszs' june FOE Laura, smidt from SSoFi for
Srsmsn ola c,,or.. R.,n Nyors
GLASGOW june sSsi Bsitsnns 8; NYoSI w.
Ess.Tn Eha1UsC sss ySns owen ss osiso sa'0n'" ''
Arr a. Cnxhsven iytn Aae,aSe Typ MGii''' "0e'' ~"
HosoLuLv April 27Arr ship Archer cressy, San fran
CISCO Nnnd $40 sam Gay io Jus .n,cs. fRr, Tbompeon
HALrax oyas % s % zen, arpca tBri Anderscn
B1rnnas ,,,. aArr Columbia Thompson, 81 John
Msrha h Snrsha o. NYork ia;h zm Brsdshs Phds
sissa ss G.,p, s'ro
En out 10Th Euend %ros aSuSs Ss ASsn
s:Re as Ss S ss?s & s.=s
aeh Mourisan Maass Odessa York; Lady Bowen,
LyIns.ton Nrcrc; ao ESseE Willams en Baltimore: "
nm9os jnns me nAr y Gabain Xrinans NYoyk
Cd ish Crest OF the Wave, woodburn, Cardiff and BAn
mSIs S..srrx. June l-Arr winona, Pickett NYort. Side
ioh tug Emma nae out Ranger Patterson for New
S,sv Msa sa;dsS SYoE R.ne syor
ras sSis
Dow, from Central American ports 18Th Uns.s Sam
r %
18th sacramento Farnsworh, San Francisco.
ss fi ssrs Esss
for London:
ssaToSD june i-oa Reck shuit.. and Jenny Ha'as.
horst from 9rsmsn fg Nxors s.h, x.,. ,s, Nav
ano L. slsSs @ SYost Linssn) Ssh, Alma
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

We nave another ssbesscn, Or war with Estlehd we
snAD have call opop our heroic and veterans
again; but I'LL then tire negroes win dQ garrison poSte
ana perform The fatigue duty Of campfssRy wen
UNITED s5ArEs xAvAIv v@ncMS
The naval przes which have r0oms time pase becn
lying at Brozoe have been tasaed over 70 tho United
&ages Marshal and First NJ leess Nate sanborn with his
mem, arrived hero few Aya ago. He leaves for the
Nsrh BY the transport Oonental which sails In day
twa The 9sskiner\A will touch a. Fett Pulaski 70
land ex 0everrF hoee Of this State, ws arrested
few days since aAd brought down from the Red River
coNntU.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

a GENTLEMAN SHORT or MEANS WISHES Tt
sell his English Patent Lever Gold Watch and Chain
a bargain. Address A. L., Herald Office
n OUIs ANRICH, 723 BROADWAY HEw YoRfs
IIotei), will give, usual, thirty per cent over AM
man in the trade for Diamonds, Cold and Silver, Furs
Camel Hair sbawis, or any Article OF Viru.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25

J,RoF MACPHERsoN's AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Picnic and Social Hop takes place on Friday June
Al Union Park, sixty third street East river Dancing
commence at O'Clock and terminate at II r. n. Tickets
cents. To be had al the gate
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

DBMoREsrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR ,, JpaSi pi;sli
Goue FIREWORKS Illustrations for Fourth Of July Steel In
9ravinfs Fashiuns Household Matters Orfgpan SseneA
Illustrated Poems, and other novekes Donotii 70 e'
the splendid July number. Now ready.
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
0Qants E"sV9
BELOW.
SAILnR.

Barge 81 Nicholas Doane, Fortress Monroe . hsuvA
Quartcrmaster
An unknown bhg.
steamshlps City Of London for Liverpool 0srnAnSg
fHsm) for Hamburg. Alhambra for Charleston, HlIen
Terry for Newbern NC, Geo Cromwell for New Orleans,
sof " ,imi1gto6
Wind Il sunset 8
The New York herald., 1865-06-25
TOO LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION.

n oST--A CANVASS COVERED TRUNK, MARKED
D. Cal Said trunk has been missing eincN Nay l. A
10 reward wil be paid .. tho Merpolau iic, for IN
foimai,on leading 70 ils recovery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
.c.,r, an tho Mexican i'rsrticr.

Tn, t..r .piertained BY many Toople tina, our
:oyernm,,, wss about TO precpitsio n war VIII
Franco. REGARDING the Mexican question, VIII be
Bs.ip.,,d by the order Jus, issued for disbsnding
al Al. white troops on .he Toxsn frontier. II may
r.rn strange that this action should be taken
-hon only short time has rlap,cd since che said
room, v,rs sen, to the RIO Grande. II mn" I've
,orne in mind however. that the white troops I'm
,raced 10 tho ysn Tein,o-cs D,nt "tfo 'mOTk-
a bs,ore the news emo that leT' ma snr'eh-
Tered TO the Union When furlfpAF hted out
,is force for tho irsns-N ssisspp' s'e presumption
s.., tbs, ,be ratel army IN Texas reinforced by
ccsasions from ot,er d1arcrs, woIli make
Lsperale resistl1ce. Hi tie Government known
I'll At that time ops-iNo shins At az VOW
obe di,bsndcd-rroba ~ would uothsyc been sent
No tie southwest Hut tho negro trH ops, comprs-
tny wEirzHL's command, were d.spAtofs. a,ef
us surrender ~ Texas was know, and ~ row
sppe.rs that the Government iu,rp's To retain
r.m for sgrvice on the fr1n,,- / VIII c seen,
therefore, that tbs arm, OF NE q, auds, which
nervous people have masn.Gel into ior,s Of one
hundred thousand troops, will DO Immediately
Teduc-d to from ten N tigcsn inousaud-ths
strength Of the negro corps. with The coming %
the white soldiers u1-.hNard uil vanish tho s1pa-
rItion " war with France, AMI rmli people will
feel more comfortable. But Il docs not follow that
because Tho Texan contingent has been reduced,
the Govsrimen. has rsuouncci tho n. aroe doc
irlnc. It proves exactly what We have frequently
asserted: that this country will no, court war
with France al hs time, even 10 vindicste the prn-
eipls slludsdto. Our auth orical look upon the sub
lee, in this light, tina, while ne hostile 10 FOR
sign encroaehmenu upon his conNucnL ~, bet
Yer 70 await further developments In hoNco, ,nd
n possbs lei The Monroe doctrine vindicate H. OF,
ihan 10 plunge msdly INTO ano,nsr s,upendouG war.
In short II at the game 10 not worth the powder
The Government and The people Of MAS country
are Just IS firmly welded - the Monroe doctrine
ct this time a. they ever were. 1hey arc deter
mined ,hs, The usurpcr in Mexico stsll not hui'd
opa permanent monarchy, but they feel tia. We
nave enough to do jus, now in repairing tho raw
yes Of our own civil war, without provoking for
sign conflict upon IN abstract issue MAMMALS
Sill receive notice to leave In due season, out
aour hss not YET come. The Mexican policy o
NJ. JouSsoS viii bo ons OF "r,astsr.y irRouVity.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Numbers Of men were in tue water up 10
their waistB shoulders, c.rng tho cable over
the rocks while along tho steep path up the cliffs
WAS Gloss row Of figures, men and boys, Of every
rank, nom ,le wcll-o-lo farmer down W the poor
90: cottcr al pulling at he cable with viii, and,
as n in aonenent for their first fault OF onthu-
aiasm, oteying with silent aud almost childiike
docility every signal made by Mr.. Glass or Mr..
Gaming as 10 when they were 70 haul slack
away. A owe them, and dangerously near the
'd1es OF The heights, was fringe Of lockers on,
willie the Slopes beyond were dotted with bright
- Ups u lhe conitry gcnry who bad ridden ~
driven IN 10 see tie "lsI .ipg" ny twelve o'clock
tic cable Was vel va he srooyo which had Teen
GU! IN thc FAC, e ~" clif for rs reception aud
from this poiut the work VI carrying H. mass We
cola frO,s tho ucstovs TO tue receiving
bpv7e bayond vas soou accomplished, an Z, At
a little before o1e O'Clock, tbs end taken over
roads, Lci-lv aud diule- was safely housed
IN the S1 e uH SIuci0r nni--the tcIung ROOM
Hoe tho la.ttIss we're ~ oice applied, and
u-ofci both c"u'uct pIif aud infibuun 70 tue
Iva. iathuu in tlc hold - tie roi'n' hoshlut.y
perfect; ava ul .l8uer wfs his Il. nap RANT isct
~ ortaiasi tilu tie U,wl. took the CIroiuc in
tp~, Will the est Df ths cs,lH "as pad oa' u a.
hn.J 90 most saI"st cheers from ne trO"ds
tutu vcs- j. started ar thet sort ca C. ana Al
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