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po6sr in the Executive SIS would en
able him, if 80 disposed, to control th'
action of 3 numerous class, and us'
them for the attainment OF has Owl
political ends. II cannot be over
looked that if the President had fol
lowed the Radical programme, insisted
upon enforcing the rights OF the ne
Oroes To vote in the South, disfranchised
the whites of the same section, and
filed the country with sgents 70 take
care of the negroes, he would have
had about hundred votes in the Elec
toral College Ia his own hand
Whatever comes of il, the veto has
killed the bill, for the necessary two
thirds vote to passst Notwithstanding
the objections of the President, could
not be obiained in the Senate; and the
intelligence of this result was received
with such an uproar of applause in the
galleries that they were, as on the day
before, at the conclusion of the read
ing of the Presidents message, cleared.
The exercise Of the veto power Is
looked upon by many as almost an act
of usurpation, but the tendency of pop
ulsr assemblages, to an extraYagance
not usually found in one man vested
with exacting responsibilities, has often
been remarked, and the value of the
veto to check the exaggerated develop
ment of q sentiment, is recognized by
the cool and iudicious. Congress has
needed an sdmonition that the will Of
its majority was a distinct thing from
the fat of 0mnipotence; that there is
another department. of the Government,
and the people akoVe all, to be heard
from. We are hopeful the veto will
have the effect to give more sobriety
and wholesome pFacticability to the
business of legislstion, and serve as an
edmonition TO gentlemen who are truly
solicitous for the civil confirmation of
the military success of the national
cause, to abandon the Leadership of
those who would waste the energies Of
the State upon things impossible, and
devote themselves to the accomplish
ment of the greatest sttainsble good.
Whether the Presidents plan will be
adequate for the protection of the
freedmen is question, the determine
ton of which by great numbers will be
decisive as TO supporting or condemn
ing him Many objections may be
urged to any plan. All are necessa-
rily imperfect There win be suffering
and wrongs to endure by the blacks Of
the South, at the hands of those who
have been their owners, whatever we
do; and the problem is to modify the
evils for which We have no unfailing
remedy, by the process that combines
the greatest degree of efficiency with
the least expense. Whatever expert
ments are tried, the iron grip OF the
military is still upon the South, and
the President tells us that he is
already armed with the powers con-
ferred By the act of March, 1865, es-
tshlishing the Freedmen's Bureau and
hereafter, ss heretofore, he can employ
the land and naval forces Of the coun-
try to suppress insurrectiOn and to
overcome obstTuetions to the laws. =
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
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We are suthoriEep % announce PHruHks Gas
zErr A. candidate Tor Trustees Of Davidson oou2ly
ct the ensuing March electoa.
We are authorised 70 announce Cspt. JaHS III.
son g esadidsts for re-elsVt0n " the ofdcs q
County Trustee st ths ensuing March eiecilon.
We are authorised to announce Tsos4s
sHuTE as a candidate for County Trustee, 81
the next March election.
Wsare authorized 20 snnouncs Wm. } AIRING
TON, as G candidate for election % the othSe 81
County Trustee o. the ensuing March eiecuon.
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County Court CLERK.

Wears authorised to announce Jrsss IoEDas A. =
csad.dste Ior County Court CisriS 81 the ensuing
March election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES TOA
w c. CRCNK - a candidate for Couuty Cour,
Clegz. Of Davidson County. ~ ghe ensuing March
election. ocA
Wsaze srlhorissd - s1nouz,s VIZ. 5. CHEaE-
a1s a csndldsis l5r Cierk Of he CouaiY Court ol
Davidson eounty ideol2
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81 A Physiological View Of Marriage
Containing nesTly 3 pages, sud 80 the Plates
and ElErayings " The Anatomy of the human u .
gems IN & state of hesth and Ifsssse, WITH Trea-
tse on EsIly ETros, ia Dsplorehs COlsequencss
upon the Mind and B3dg, Fisa the Authors Plan
of Ireafmsut--the only rstions and successful
mods Cf cure, shown bY the report Of cssss
treated. A truthful advser 10 the narried, aud
those contemplating marriage, who entertain douhis
Of tnof physczl condIt1u. rent free q posiaEs 70
Suy address, on receipt ai g cent?, II stamp o.
postai curreucys ny addressing Dr. IA CROiX so.
q Msiden LsLs, Albany, ny.
The author may Ds consultsd upon any Of ihe
diseases upon which his book srssls either person
aiy OF b usll, SAD medlcines sent % sny pars o.
the HoT.d oetfd-su
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We are authorized 70 announce MATT. B. FILCHER
IS e candidate for iminsl Count Clers, a. ths en-
suing March election.
We are authorised 10 announce JANIS HAIL as 8
candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, az the nexs
March election. "a
We are authorised to snuouncs CHaRLEs y. De
GoSs ss candidate for Grim nal COurt Clerk, al tue
next March elecuon- uoTi3-td
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Rend This.

y. Z. Smith & Bro, No. q North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberta old stand,l keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brsndies, Wines
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rys
Whiskies, and various assortment Of Fancy
Groceries. AL ss cheep ss can be had in thS
city. All we ask is to give US call and se'
for yourselves.
dao4sff
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SPECIAL NOTICES
FnR sHFRIFF.

We are authorized 70 snnounce KOSCIUSKC
BRANCH e. a candidate io- 6herif o. davidson
county. Ct ths ensuing Msrch election octzs-e
We are RufhoE nd 70 snnouBce " c. SEAW a. a
csndidsfs for Sherf Of Davidson county. a lhs
re1t March election. ts~
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special Notice.

The United States having turned over our
shop aud machinery 70 US, on Dec. Let 1862
we will be prepared to resume business -
builders and contractors, on Jan. lst. Plans
and specifications furnished to our Patrons
Turning aud Carving to order, for the trade
WARREN x Moons,
High street, between Church snd Broad.
dec30-Zm
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HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned sgain with a large
stock Of
trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr,
Sc. Ckc,s
10 the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville tnat we viii
be prepared 10 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Fringes,
&C., &c.,
as good and ss cheerfuIly as formerly.
OSCAR BOH8fE 4 CO.,
novl-tf No. Union street
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Go 70 Bryant, stratton i Co.'S Esshyilie
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, PeumsnshIp, CONNER
cisl Law, Commercial Calculations. Part
neIship, Settlements, &C.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRAITpN 4 co.
Ocf1a-IV
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orTlal " ersralL sgFlEnIrsDrsI.

OrFIcz o. GEsEs6L sVFERTSTEguEsE
Mac. ASn N. 4. n. v. RkHRoans,
NAsHFIILE, TESs., Oct 9th, Iss5
o. and after Tuesday, Oct 10. lSs5 and und fur-
thet noiice, Passenger Trains VII run e. FOL
oTs-
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LKAVE Nashville for Chattanooga and AL points
South At A. ~, Arrive st Chattanooga a. go p \
Returning Chattanooga at 6-a9 A.
Arrive 81 Nashville at 5si5F. H.
6helhyFlie Accommodation. leave Nashville Il
$40 P. X, srriYs q Shelhyylie a. 10 ? ~
Aeturnins-LsSve shsioyuiie =. $40 a. 4, sr-
rFe a. e.h5 A. u.
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Lesye Nashville Tor Jacksonville, snd Al points
hest sid Northwest, e 8 ?. ~ arnFe AZ jonasoa-
ulls ~ II ?. =.
RstuEniaE-Lesvs JohnsonVilis 1;so A T., srEiFs
ai kas1yills at e.60A -
ITans on Ma n. ". r. T. conraes & Johnson
tllc WITH hrsl clsss lIns Of Steamers fJT Pziueah
ssifo and 81. Louis.
9FEE1s stop q 81 intermediate Dolnts.
WM. p INHEs 6euI supf
octIclx = -
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The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, EelisDle and lustantsneous. Produces
mmedistely q splendid Biacb or nstuTsl
Brown, without injuring ths hair or skin.
Remedies the III ELECTS Of bad dyes. Sold
By sll Druggists The genuine IL signed
William A. Batchelor. Also,
RegenerGfsHg Extract of 1fslfefSprs, Jo7
RestoriNg GNd Besns.fsizg flk Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELoE, SEwYoEK.
sepl5-ly
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cOLgATs,s HONEY SOAP.

This celsb.stsl ToiiSt Soap, il such universal
demand, is made nom the ehOiessi materials, -
mild aad s1olisns IN its nature. frssFzntiT
scsatsS. sGd extremely beneficial IN rs sc,lon
upon The skin- For sale BY all Druggists and
Fsuey G5odz Dsaiprs- lleSs-ly
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We sre Ruthor red 20 snnOunce g. N. souTHGkTE
candidate for re-t lection 20 the ONCE Of jus
tee Of the Peace, FOR the I'd Ward, fIst District
Davidson county, at the ensuing March ele elton.
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For Magistrate.

We sre sutnorted to announce A. D. CREIsHToS
as q Candidate for Constable IN the Nashville DIS
trict 81 the ensuing Mar n eectiOn.
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County Judge.
For Constable.

We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM A.
dLEEs, ESQ ~ q candidate for County Judge ol
Davidson County, st the ensuing March election.
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Tax Collector.
iCriminnI Conrt Clerk.

We are authOuEsd to snnounre the name of J. q
COLLINS for Tax Collector for Stste and County, q
the ensuIng March aleetlon.
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Browns Bronchial TrOohss


F0F Bronchitis, Asthma, CatAFIh, ConsumP.
live and Throat Diseass,
fs0CHEs ARE UsFD WITH ALWAYS s0oo sucCEss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAEERs
will fud Troches useful in clearing the voice Whsz
taken before singing or Speaking and relieving th'
throst sfsr sn unusus eXsruon Of tho vocal organs
the Trcches srs Tecommsntsd sud prescribed b
Physicians, sud have had testimonials from emi
nent men throughout the country. Being an srt
Gle Of true merit, aud having proved their efficacy
BY test Of many yssrs, each year 6nds then IN sd.
ditonal Localities N various parts Of The world, and
the Trochss are universally prooounesd bstter thsI
other articles.
Obtain ouly "BRosE's BRONCHIAL T4eczEs." snt
do not take any Of The Worthless limitations tha
may bs offered
Sold everywhere in The United States, and in For
eigu Cou, tries, At IS cents per box.
fauln.7r1
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Tennessee and Cumberland
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
INCORPORATED sT
Special Act of the Legislature Of .Tsunss8ss,
June 5th, 1865.
SHAREHOLDERS
EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock. 100000.
Divided INTO 5000 Shares Of $40 each 1900 shares,
or slSO.Ooo nave @ 3een & i isppLopnAted as sork-
properly Of the Company.
A united amount only Of the stock thus appro-
prii ed has been placed IN the hands Of the officers
of the company 70 be sold at IS per share and as
the stock has all bean issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of property, Is is not therefore, liable 70 any
future assessment
OFFICE; No. ss3l North Cherry street. PostoRHce
box ga Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
p Il. ooITox, ofTenn. c. L. HseUzxsoURs, Of NJ.
wM. c. sUNTs, " DELAHo 7. SMITH, OF Miuu.
a. Q. sARToRn, 4" A. Q. WILLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Rresds,f,-A. G. SANFORD,
Prest lss National Bank Nashville.
Vice Pfssi5eHt,-A. G. WELLS.
Sscretary,-F. Z. COTTON.
T-sassrsr,--WM. c. BUNTs.
Bfizing SapsrintsHdent.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofthe Compsny consists Of lease
hold interests il the counties Of Oysrton Fentress
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
uessee, amounting in tl4e aggregate 10 over eight
Thousand acres.
The membership ofthe Company and the Board
Of b rectors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation and Of . thorough and practical sc.
quGntance with the oil mines Of Peunsvlvsnia.
The Mining Superintendent Was one Of the first Z.
plorers OF the oil field Of that Stae and struck the
inst flowing oil well IN the country, vell known ~
the Hequsfnbourg well, and 70 which the cl inter.
ests Of pennsyiVsoia, then IN their nascent state
wee very lsrgely indebted.
This Company viii lease portions Of their vzlua.
bic Eu1s n small tracts, % private parties or com.
panes, Tor IMMEDIATE pEyELoPAEST. This il a rare
chance for bona hds operators b obtaia leases on
terms that Aiu be amply renunernfiya
Terms msde known on application.
30 NEsE sPECULAToRs WILL BK TREATED WIZ.
Description oflands and samples Of Oh obtained
from the properly may be seen BY calling At the
ofhee q the COmpeny, No. 651S North CherTy
street., Nashville. Tenn.
The Secretary, F. d. Cotton, Nashville Eill re-
ceFe orders for stock, s1d VII f.rEsrd csr hcstss
b return mai Wheu the money accompanies sac
order
Oct. ST.
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PEoToGRAPHs.-PhOtographs Of Generals
Federal and Confederate. The largest col
lection in the west, for sale, Wholesale sna
retail. Remember the place, Gallery Of the
Cumberland, IS Cedar street, opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. may31-A.
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A0K 4 pAFi Assaas ssaEsd q sail . nss
W - sd Fondzi1i nEWINa hAQaInE
- - Qlesp Ia l7GlsGd. A4H1Es ESIAH Il
tttes, Etza77s, sfzlp1.
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The Bridal Chamber, Al Essay Of Nsrniul
and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new asd re
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary All
Sexusl Systems-Sent hso, In sealed envelopes
Address, Dr. j. SKILLIk AOu6aTON, HOwarc
Association. Philadelphia, Pa sprt3-lj
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CfERET & SMITH, Nos SO sud IS UuioR strest,
u (up sssir-l repTeseli iGe tioEirg Compsnies
Htns Of Hartford, Security, Ms1usitsn, Netopoii-
tan, Phoa1iK and KEieAerbocEer Lie q lies toTEi
and Accident 0f Columbus, Ohio.
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ATTENTION IRIsHNES l-Checks on the Ul-
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
OF IL to EI0 for sale at q. n. Ordway's Bro
ker Once, No. As College street. 81
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ATTORNEYs AZ Law.

CfAMPBEi.L MoR 3 GROEsBECK, Attor-
" nsys a. LsE ana Cain Agents, prsrtFcs u All
she Cuurts Coiec-sons promptly attended to
also cisiuss against tie U1tsd States aud Vouchers
collected. Orce II NoTsh Cherry street, up stS-s-
OTIS, X. A.--Atto1zey and Counselor s. Law,
OHice AZ Cherry ST.: p 0. Box Jas.
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io0os From Knoxville, by Concord, L.sasir's
LoHdon, Phliadelphia, swes. VA
ser, Facility, Mouse Greek, Athens.
Ricevilie, charleston, Cleveland.
Mcdonald, ooltewah, Tyners, and
Harr son, to Chattanooga, ia miles
and back, daily, or twice daily ii
trains 50 run, with daily or twice
daily branch from Cleveland, BY
Red Clay, (Ga.l and Varnell's Sta
ton, 10 Dslten, IS miles, in due
connection.
Leave Knoxville daily at 12.10 N
Arrive At Chattanooga by $50 D m
Leave Chattanooga daily at 2am
Arrive At Knoxville By s.45a IN. -
IOO0s From Rogersville to Rogorsvills June
tion, en- the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad, IA miles and
back, six times a week, giving 81.
Clair twice week side supply from
railroad IN due connection.
Leave R0gersville daily, except sun
day, SO So an
Arrive at Junction by Gam
Leave Junction daily, except Sunday,
at = pm
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berry Plains, New Market, Mos,y
- Creek, Talbott's Mills, Panther
Springs, Morristown, Russellville.
WhitssbGrg, Rogersyille junction.
Midway, Gustsvns. Greeuville.
Hsnderson's Mills, Fullen's, Rhea.
tow, Freedom, Leesburg, Mil.
wood, Jonesborough, Johnson's De-
pot, Carter's Depot, Piney Fiat, and
Union Depot, 20 Bristol, ls0SS miles
and back, daily, Or twice daily ID
trains 80 run.
Leave knoxville daily t9am
Arrive al Bristol BY 4.40 D n
Leave Bristol daily 81 422am
Arrive a. knoxville bvII.45am
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M ERRITT HILI-DesleTs IL Nsl PsPer
MI Window Shades, Window Glass ard Photo |
graphic Material, corner Of Church and Market |
streets
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A couch, COLD, or SORE THROAT

REcUIsrs u5aEDIATE ATTENTION AsD FHogiS -
ozEckFD. Ir ALioETD TO coSTrsur,
irritation 0f the LunEs. 8 Permanent Threat
AGscGiOa. Or al tneuFAbls Luas OissAss
- rVrra rar zrsQFr
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NO. e7e.

''-' I'm Aay iorsvilic, by showus Il
roads Trade, Vale Moals. n. q
SlssF rSgove, Vale Crus s.. B.5wiaf
k,Patierson, Lenoir. Love Lssr
NeE'on. EARLY Grove. aud Ki.I.s1.
9lil-', o. Aincointon, ss ailss -.
back, twice a week.
Leave Iayiorsvilo Tuesday ana P--
day at tsam
Monday by SPIN
Leave Lineoinson Tuesday aad FL.
day st N
Arrive at Taylorsville Friday sa4
Monday BY pm
contract ior this service @ terminate
junc so. 1857.
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1907 From Kingsport, by Glover bottom.
Campbcls Rest, Fall branch.
Hawc's ~ Eoads, Cherry Grove.
and Lecust Mount t1 Iraa+boro.
IS miles and ssea, once woeA.
Leave hingsp0ll THURSDAY at1am
Arrive az Jonesborough by fpm
Leave Jonesborough uday ai 60 tu
Arrive az kingsport hv4pm
Proposals invited 10 cod dg Leesburs.
Instead Of JonesboIaueh also isf
two trips a week.
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Bidders will examine carefully tbe f,~B,s
the latter part Of Instruction le.l
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The negroes must learn 10 take care
of themselves, and the Presidenr
ig entirely right when he says that thel
can attain 8 condition Of Fespectability
and prosperity only through their owl
exsrtions, and the query that be put
Is most pertinent one, whether thl
system proposed by the bin ''will net
when put into complete operation
practically transfer the entire care, sup
port and control of four millions o
emsncipated slaves to agents, oyerseer
or task masters, who, appointed a
washington, sre to be located in ever
county and parish throughout the Uni
ted States containing freedmen snS
refugees Such system would izeE
itshly tend 70 such , concentration Q
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MEMS DEALKI,s. &c.

XHyILsoN, !. W. & oo.-MsuulsctureTs and
| w wholesale and Rstsil Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
E1d Sheet iron Ware and Furnishing 6oods. no II
College street.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. )
WksHrVe-or OF a. fafs

PROPOSALS will be receivss Al fbaco--
tract Office Of this Department until Z ~
Of March 2e, 1855, for eopveving fbe ,5e;ls
OF the United States from july 1. 1855. 10
June 30, 1870, in the State Of tennessee. an
the routes and By the schedules Of depart.
ures snd arrivals herein specified.
Dscisions announced hv Anil o Iass
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BaNKEIsS Ann BROKERs.
look AND 5OB PRINTING.
BREWERY.

NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING OU.-Bool
IN and JOB Printers, and publishers Of the Dsi
" and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, DetWeei
Union ana: Desderick streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-23

A TOUGH ONE.-Tasteis a queer thlng'
lnd there is no accounting for 1T. we
have lately heard OF another Instance
confirming this old axiom. The other
evening a party of men were seated
4round grocery store in the upper end
# the city, amusing themselves, rs IS
usual on such occasions, by telling MAJ
,rllous stories Of their own and others
experience, etc While thus engaged, u
well-known, genial waG stepped in, and
.lId he would bet n dollar he Could suck
any ego in the store, no matter how old.
The bet was soon taken, the monoy
rut mp, and an egg chosen which, Ger
lainly was sufficiently rank, even IN
,puearance. to startle any one even Of
The sbORqCd taste But the wac was
not in the least degree intImdatcd, aud
proceeded to break the shelLWrth the Ut
m0st cOOluess and nOnchalCnCe, ~ the
time this feat was accomplished. the
odol was 80 sulphuric aud nauseallnE
that tEo store was soon emptied of ltS
occupants and some Of them eNpeIl
enced An cmet,r Of very effective char
acter almost immediately. The con
tents oil ln" 'gg however. were disposed
OF according to contract, without any
apparent M'ncinE on the part Of the re-
ripient He then ottcrca Ia hot Eve rol-
lars that he could eat q d.,d rat +h.+
was lying near at hand hut The nv.
ISLANDERS had seen enough to satisfy. m or
curiosity, and TO ensure them that any
money staked ON the appetite Of the man
they were dealing with was sure to he
lost.