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CLRcuIT CounT.-The Court met yos

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court met yes
terday, ut Q A. NJ.
The case Of Chas. Haymaker, clsrg,
ed with rape, which was continued
from Saturday, was taken up. The
day was occupied with hearing the ar.
guments of counsel, and these not be.
ing concluded Mt 5 P. NJ, the Court ad.
journed until 7 P. NJ. for supper.
The Court having reassembled, the
concluding arguments were heard, and
the jury retired. They returned with
verdict OF guilty, nnd fixed the tern
OF imprisonment Mt fifteen years.
The case was strongly contested by
the counsel for the defense, and IL Legal
talent and ability could have saved The
prisoner, he would undoubtedly have
been acquitted. Tho evidence against
him, however, was SO strong, and thu
prosecution so ably managed by A. B
Caldwell, Esq, that 1t Is q wonder his
sentence was not heavier.
Tho Court adjourned until Wednes
day ut 0 A, NJ.
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THE extraordinary advance which
has been made within the last few years
on the subject of suffrage is indicated
in the following from the New York
Herald. Concluding an article on the
suffrage question, that journal says !:
"The question of negro suffrage, which
entered largely into this debate, is one
that forces itself so prominently upon
public consideration us to hnve become
u political necessity, and will have to
be settled in favor OF impartial male
suffrage, restricted within certain limits
Of intelligence.n
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The Capital question.

IRWIN wv Wet4VWB duutas
We are, with some others, q little In.
clined to think that although thereis
no special necessity for a permanent To-
cation OF the State Capital for q dozen
years 70 come, yet, in order 10 stop the
everlasting pother on the subject, and
the question, II would be as well for
the present Legislature 10 determine
II. II LEFT unsettled much longer,
Weston we are afraid, will become The
habitation OF some Of our editorial
friends, II indeed, II does not Of some
of their readers. There are some half
dozen points In the State where the
trails In old times happened to cross,
the Inhabitants OF which, keep up d
ceaseless din about being the centre OF
the State from that fact, and claim
therefore 10 be entitled 10 the location
Of the capital. Some urge that II should
be located at once, SO as 10 estop forev-
CRATER all yearnlngs for the restoration
OF the old Richmond government;
which idea, having President Johnson's
post office experience In view, we do
not look upon as very shrewd one.
So long as johnson had twenty ex.
pectants 10 one in possession, he had
twenty friends TO one enemy SO soon
as he made one happy and twenty mis-
cradle, he had twenty enemies TO one
friend. So might u result as between
the adherents OF the old State and the
new If 1t is desirable to keep up an
interest In the new State by all means
keep such questions as this In suspense
as long as possible. ~.
So far Us we are concerned, Wheeling
answers our purposes very well, we
can't see any advantage In d change at
present that will pay, or why members
from the inaccessible regions cannot as
well travel TO Wheeling as those from
Wheeling travel there. The location Of
the capital is not going TO make city,
or make any unusual stir in the world,
no matter where 1t Is put.
Our programme would be; Leave the
capital where 1t Is until labor and ma.
terial once more settle to their "normuln
position; then make the change or not
according 10 circumstances. In the
meantime, provide by law for the regu-
lation Of mileage and travelling expen-
SEES 80 as to equalize MS near rs may be,
the Inconvenience and cost OF reaching
the capital from all sections of the
State. 1t appears TO us, that an ar
rangement OF the latter sort might be
made that would be equitable and that
would render any change, altogether
undesirable for indefinite years TO
come.
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HORACE GREEDY is thought by some
to have injured the prospects he had OF
getting into the United States Senate,
by his amnesty-sufTrage letter, but II
may bring him something better. A
writer in tho Georgia C0nStitutiOnaLiSt
seriously proposes that the Democrats
and the South shall make Mr.. Greeley
their candidate for the Presidency. He
says Mr.. Greeley would merely ask the
South TO adopt universal suffrage; he
would use no force TO that end, and
therefore universal amnesty and re-
storation Is the whole OF his creed, prac-
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AQUEER CIRcuMsrANcE.--The Column
bus Journal has the following: Some
days since a military overcoat was sto-
len from the room of man boarding
at Mrs. Smiths, on Front street. Yes.
terday, policeman Neddy and Brown,
arrested a young fellow named Patrick
Donahne on the charge OF stealing the
coat. He acknowledged himself guilty
and was taken to the city prison. There
he found in one OF the cells, the man
from whom he had stolen the coat, who
had been arrested for disorderly con-
duct. The coat was recovered, and the
thief and his victim are both In prison,
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Tux Memphis Ioa says: "Tho groat
philosopher, y. NJ sometimes meets
landlords who bring tho pressure
upon him. lilo tells of ono who gently
reminded him TINT his bill was throo
dollars, but out Of consideration Of his
oelnR u martyr TO tho truth, no would
t saKo oH one hnlt u. NJ promptly
iiiued the veil, by assuring that
lle conlu not he ouLdono In generosity,
nnI lllht ~ would mONt him llhIr why
debt liquldnted"
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union City Ticket.


In conformity with a tlme.honored
usage, which the printers think more
honored in the observance than in the
breach, no work will be done in this
establishment to-day, and consequent
ly no paper will be issued to morrow.
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DIED.

On Monday, the 9th inst, PErRR LION.
HART, In the 59d year OF his age.
HIS funeral will Take place on Wednes,la,
afternoon nj O'clock, from hIS laiO residenc,
near Boggs' Run. Friends Of the family arI
invited To attend. .
On Monday, Dec. 9th, 1860, In MartinsvIllc
Ohio, MIA ELIZABETH Dawson, aged Il
years,
Her funeral will take place from tho resi-
dehcc OF her son, benjamin Dawson, at2o'
clock, this afternoon. Friends of the family
are invited TO attend. Internlent In Mount
Wood.
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INTELLECTUAL distinction and emf
nence seldom pass into the second, and
rarely into the third generation. The
Adamses constitute almost the sole OK
ceptlon in this country. We have lust
now another IN the Frelinghuysens, of
New Jesey. The one now In the Uni
ted States Senate was preceded by his
grandfather and father. In business,
the Astors are equally distinguished.
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ColEatc's Aromatic Vegetable SOAP.
AsuperIor Toilet soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerlne, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per.
fume is exquisite, and Its washing properties
unhvalled. For sale by all druggists.
febE.lyd6w
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JoHNA,-DOUoLAss, Jr., n young man
OF IIannibal, who for some time past
has been lntemperatoly throwing his
life away, personally appeared before a
Justice and made oath that "for tho
space of ono year, from the t4th day Of
Decembor, 1906, TO tho 18th OF December,
lW7 Mt 10 O'Clock a. M."ihe would
neither touch, use, buy nor sell any
spiritllous or malt liquors, vino or
cider" Tint prescription, II rlgidly
applied. IL certain preventive Of
md'IiG Il pOtu.
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AT Toledo, Ohio, man was taken,
recently. with the smallpox, aud no
householder being willing to shelter
him, he was wrapped In blankets and
placed in a buggy, and kept there all
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On Monday, Dec. 9th, by Rev. J. Hall, Mr..
CHARLES II. MACKIS, and Miss ANNA r
LANCASTER, both OF Cameron, W. Va.
AT the same time and place, Mr.. JOHN
BLAIR, OF London, q. W. and Miss MARY ii.
LAScA AT OF Cameron W. Va, daughters
OF Il. W. Lancaster, ESl,
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METcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATrcR REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts Ike
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand.
Ing In few days.
aug22-ly II. H. LOGAN Il CO., Agps.
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Money! Found.

UNHEsuBsCRIBEIt, FROM PITTSBuRGH
X wishes 10 announce 10 the citizens OF
Wheeling md vicinity, that ho IL agent for
Prof. j, u. Smiths great Hair liOStorpr and
Tonic, and will remain until the LIST Of May
next II IL needless 10 mention all tho Quail.
tlOS OF this grCRt Hair Wash; suffice II Ia
say thnt u iSa complete balm for NIL mo Or,
for MI things arp now ready. maybe found
NJ all tmeS nj the Virginia Hotel. For mar.
tlcnlarS SEQ pittsburgh Christian Advocate,
Will ylSlto families In person, md OSp lnIli
tho merits Of this cOlnbmtel Hair Tonic,
dcls-lRe II, II, JORDAN, M,D
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Halls Vegetable SIciIIan Hair re
newer
Removes the Hair.
BdlrS Vegetable Sicilidn Hair Renercr
Restores grey hnlr 10 the original color,
Halls Vegetable Sictlidn Hair RcTerer
Prevents the hnir from fnllingOfE
Halls Vegetable SiciIidn Hair ReHetrt1.
Makes the hair son and glossy.
Halls HepetIbif SiciiiIh Hair Reneuey'
Does not stain the skin.
Halls Vegetable Siciiidn Hair RcneueT'
Has proved itSelf the best preparation for
the hair ever presented tpile pubic.
Price 90. For sale by all druggists.
mrg7. lyd&wtueS
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II. U. b. p.
BOOKINGS UNRIVALED BAKING
PONDER.

The superior excellence OF this Baking
Powder Is acknowledged by all who have
It's prepared from strictly pure materials,
expressly for family use.
II makes NIL kinds OF Light Bread, Mullins
Hot Rolls, Wafiles Buckwheat Cakes, q IN
and Sweet Cakes.
You can bake Immediately after mixing
the materials.
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the fist familIC OF Wheeling all use IL
Try 1t, II you have not already done 81.
Manufactured by EDMUND DOCKIEG
No. Odd Fellows Hall.
Sold by Grocers and Dealers generally.
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aJttt AdttrtIsttttuts.

NSRELIGIOUs NOTICE. ...Eng. Evan.
w Lutheran Church, cor. 4th and Monroe
81 Services this lChTiStmRs) morning NJ
lgl o,elock-seEnon BY the pastor. Chill.
dren & entertainment this afternoon az o..
clock, at Washington Hall, and Q. 3, Ami.
NeIAafy o. same place at7K p. m. dc26.lt
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NpA EhoAhCb haiu Cuiuu blIettb.
THESE GOODS ARE A FRESH STOCK
i OF my own Importation, and direct from
the Custom House, and will beEold Ia lots 10
suit buyers and every article warranted per.
feet, or no sale.
sHlet to commence on WEDNESDAY, Dec.
10Th, Mt 81 a. m, and ~ and Z p. M, and
continue THURSDAY, FRIDAY q SATUR-
Goods will be open for examination on the
morning Of sale. The public and house
Keepers are invited 10 examine goods and
they Will find II the boSt stock or Linens md
Blankets, TINT was ever offered in this state,
twill consist IN part OF 10, II and 1874 Linen
SheetingS, W, IS and 50 inch Pillow.cRSe Lin.
ems, Linen SShlrtings, Brown Linen Table
Cloths, DamnSR. SOlicln and Double Satin.
pamask Cloth, NAPKINS and DOylets OF every
size and quality. The best Goods Imported,
! and 81 Table Linen by The yRrtI, suitable
for hotels and boarding houses, Turkish bath
Towels, DamaSlS BOnleret HuckS and Fine
Diaper Towels. large size and superior quail.
ties, IL and 1874 French Mnnele and English
Toilet Quilts and American Countcrnanes
Ladies' and Gents flne Cambrlc HanGker,
chiefs, also BrOadcluthS, and 800 paiTS Wool
Blankets, with many other goods not speci-
fed.
Ladies are particularly invited TO look ut
this stock previous TO tho Sale, and attend
the opening. One half OF the room excu-
sively for the Ladies,
GEO. f. WICEHAN. Auct'r dc9S-2t
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Prizes.

A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT FOR
n. the benefit ofS0uth WheellnE'M. f. Sab.
bath School will come Off on Christmas eve
ming, nj the church, TO commence ut o'clock
Secure your tickets nj n. Doiyh grocery,
anu nj tho door. Every ticket draws apriEe,
tlrnlin
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Masonic Simmer.

|NHE MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE, NO.
l. l0l, will have n public Installation OF OF
ticers Mt their Temple, WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, Mt o'clock, after which they Will re-
pair 10 theSprigg House, and there pRrtake
OF aSupper, given In celebration OF the an.
nlverSRry OfSt. John the Evangelist.
Tickets 81 IN.
All Mas0ns lin good stAndng) and their
lady friends, are cordially invited
W. H. HARRISON,
II. g. HARDING,
]. II. STALLMAN,
w. H. CR0THERS,
E. WElSGERBER,
DIR. f. II. RUSSELL.
A. C.QUARRlER,
dc2i.H Committee.
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tn CIRCUIT COURT, OHIO CoUNTY-IN
i Chancery. Divorce.
Stephen A. MccormIck,1
w.
Isabella s. Mccormick.
Take notice that the dispositions Of Joseph
weaver, Harriet Foreman, and George d.
Mccormick will be taken al the office al
Edward ID. White, a Justice OF the Peace In
Chnrchtown, Lancaster county, in tho State
OF pennsylvania, on Thursday, the 9th day
OF January, 1851 between the hours or o..
CLOCK, q. M, and 5 o. clock, p. M, 10 be read
In evidence In the above named cause on be.
half Of said plaintiff. And II from any cause
the taking Of said dispositions shall not be
commenced or beinglcOmmenced, shall not
DO completed on that day, the taking OF the
same will he adjourned from time 10 time
until the same shall be completed.
STEPHEN B. MCCORMICK,
To ISABELLA =. MCCORMICK.
q. L. CRANMER, Sol'r for Comppt.
dc2o-ltll&Wtl
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TWO AND THREE.QUARTER ACRES
on which Is o comfortable brick dwelling
house, with six rooms, all the usual outbuild.
Ings and about one acre OF the lot planted in
grape vines, now bearing. Possession given
on the list OF April next, Call soon.
dc23.lwdS d. CHAMBERLAIN,
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For Rent,
For Sale.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE
a on Centre street, with seven ToomS
dc26'lt /. IRWIN,
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B. F. CALDWELL,

WANTED-AGENTS-S7S 10 $40 PER
w MONTH for Gontlomen, and SIS 10 as
for Ladies', overywherT TO Introduce the
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, i'm.
proved and perfected. II will helm, fell,
stitch, quilt, bind, brRil, and emOruIdGr
beautifully! only $AO-mRRing tho elias.
tic lock stitch, and nilly warranted for three
years wo pay the above wngeS, or CON.
mission, nom which twice that amount can
10 made. Addros or call on Z. llOWERS &
delphln, IA. All letters answered promptly,
with circulars Rnd terms dcl.lmd6w
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For Sala.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE WITH ~
n rooms, o null lot OF ground, and within
nye minutes walk OF hve churches, Court
THE BEST PROPERTY
offered for the money in the city.
uc26.lt I. IRWIN.
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tITVU % VVuN UHu VI PCT DOIIIU.
Mass.
Sold by 7. Il: LOGAN d co. and LOGAN,
LIST d CO., Wheeling. dc2D.Sm
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Wanted.

A GENTS. $50 PER MONTH, EVERY.
"A where. male md female, 10 sell the
GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, the greatest inyen-
warranted for three years. Address,
de25.lmd SECOMB & CO., Cleveland, o.
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A CARn no INYALIns.

For sale by all Druggists, "H''''Ds' I deII
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09
CONSTITUTIONAL AMRNDMENT PAssp

CONSTITUTIONAL 4 AMENDMENT PASSED
The House Of Representatives has passed 1he
repres sntssioh amen dment by q vote of 1870
| yeas ngein.k4s nays The following is the
ARTtcLE. Representative shall lie 'appor-
toned among the several States which may be
included in this Union according to their res.
peetiye numbers, counting the whole number
OF persons in each State, excluding Indians not
taxed provided Mat schesaever the electiye fran
elise shall be denied or abridged il, any State on
account Of race or color. all persoas of such race
or color shall be excluded from the basis Of rep.
Tesenfdtioa., ..s -. .E...
AZ The above amendment differs from th at
originally reported from the Reconstruction
Committee by Mr.. Stevens, in the omission of
he word "direet taxes" after "representatives.' .
The amendment leaves the right of the States
intact as to suffrage, but deprives the South of
representation on account of its black popula.
ton unless the right OF suffrage be extended to
them. According to tho statement Of. Mr..
Stevens, in excluding tue blacks from the fran
chise, she would lose thirty five out of eighty
representatives. But it would certainly be
much better for the South to sustain this loss
than to yield to Congress the right to regulate
the right of uffrage in the States. The power
Of tho South in the Senate is at present of
greater Importance than in the House, and the
addition of twenty two Senators would CIV Q
the conservative element O controlling influence
in that body.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

"a New York correspondent Of the Baltimore
ITanscript states "Itis report ted in political
circles that Mr.. William, +. Evarte,5 one Of our
most prominen lawyers, Ia daily oloseted all
alone with his Inv. books. preparing for the
trial Of Jefferson Davis" He has been engaged
-oy the Goternpent for the sum of ono hundred
thousand dollars. and the great jurist now has
MS entire soul in the matter. He is studying
all the old law.books ho can lay his hands on,
tor tho purpose of procuring a conviction. and
al his other law business is for;the time being
,e'd aside. No one is permitted to see him, At
us Office, as his entire time is occupied in ma.
king the necessary preparations for the trial"
r Zen; James Longstreet, Of Alabama, has
formed copartnership, at New Orleans, in
tne commission business, with the young Mes.
lsry.
g Notwithstanding the immense debt Unclo
a'n .% mas incurred in the war against his Sou
taern nephews, la is still we'll to do having
Ss7,ooO,000. '''' '"au
oenerai Grant expresses the opin ion that tSe
necessities Of maintaining O large militarv
iorce In the South no longer exists. and wb;js
ne desires to keep there any army sufficient to
9ueil oil outbreaks that may occur, he believes
that material reduction can be made with safe.
ty.
The benefit to Stonewall Jackson's widow
recently given in Richmond, petted her Owe,
one thousand dollars. -
The Emperor of the French receives every
day resume of every leading article in the
foreign papers.
-, The Albany Evening Journal - Thurlow
weeds pnper-has long leader opposing the
trial or punishment Of Jefferson Davis
More than s5oO,ooO,o 900 Of gold have been
received from California during the last twelve
years.
The Emperor Napoleon is said to lie very
much pleased with some Iowa wine which was
sent him from this country.
Ex- Generals Marmaduke, Preston and Walk
err OF Texas. are in London, as is also Mr.. Ju-
dab F. Benjamin.
1t is reported from Washington that order.
will shortly be issued mastering out of ser.
vice all volunteer organizations.
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M a r RIAGES.

MARRIED, at the residence of the BRIDES ia
ther on tuesday evening, January 3Oth, 1866
by the Rev. j. Scott Murray, Mr.. JAMES A.
Ho4I, Editor Of the Anderson Mtelligeneer
and Miss REBECCA c., daughter of Elijah
Webb. Esq, all of Anderson Village.
MARRIED, on the 25th January. 1865, by
Rev. VIM. F. Pearson, Mr.. JAS. J. HARK-
NESS to Mrs. LETITIA WALLACE, all o.
Anderson District.
MARRIED. on the 24th January, ut the res.
idence of the brides father, Mr.. WM G.. WAT.
son, OF Anderson District, to Mics AMANDA
y; ALLEN, oldest daughter of Charles Allen, Of
Abbevilc District.
MARRIED. on Thursday evening, lat Feb.
ruary inst. by Rev. J. 7. Bonner. Mr.. W. II.
AUSTIN 10 Miss MARGARET DRAKE, all of
Abbevillo District. =
MARRIED, on Thursday evening, 18th Jan.
uary, 1856, ny Rev. Il. c. Grier Mr.. w. L.
ELLIS to Miss NETTIE CARWILE, all OF
Abbevile District. 4.
m1RKSp S~ ON Thursday R.n eevs1"s LIST Feb
WILLIAM MANN. Esq. and OpuELIA BOW
EN-. oil of Abberile District.
MARRIED. on the Ilth Oct. 1865 by Rev.
w. y. Gaines, MIR. G.. w: ELLISON. to Miss
MARY A. MILFORD.
BY the same on the l4tl Dee. 1865. Mr.,
JAMES 4. MCKEE to Miss MARY A.
McNAIIAN.
BY the same, OH the 2ath Dec, 1866, Mr.
JOHN McCuRRY to Mrs. MARY A. HEATON
BY the same. on tho 2nd Jan. 1866. Mr
J0itN CRAWFORD to Mru. MARTHA NJ
GRANT. -
BY the same, op the oth- Jan. 1885,: Mr.
JAMES MoMAHAN to Miss J. McALISRER.
By the same. OIL the l1th Jan. 1856, Dir.
GEORGE A. MARROW to Mrs. ROSA =.
CkOMER, youngest daughter of Rev. c. v.
Barnes.
By the same. on the 1sh jan 1866, Mr..
DAviD K. McCLELLAND to Miss C. L. F.
WARE.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-09

The Empress Eugepie continues to set AN az.
ample TO the shionable world as regards n,
simplicity OF her dress. An Arnerican gentle.
map, an. oid friend Of Louis Napoleon, recently
Empress appeared in an English linsey dress
dark oolors, with narrow linen collar. and
cuffs. and blue neck tie, her hair dressed ner.
feet!y plain, turned back from the face and
gathered into knot behind. At a stag hunt.
short while ago. her Majesty, who merely
drove to- the rendezvous. woro black silly
dress; iooped up over o scarlet mcrino ne,t;&
coat, violet plush paletot, und Marie Tudor
hat Of black velvet with, q black aigrette in
'front.' - -, -. -.-...-. -.