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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-23
DEPARTURES.

are pine or ten feet On thu shoals
ARRIVALS.
Rebeocd Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Mercury LOUISVILLE.
a.
The steamer Cumberland. Ben Egan command
er will be at the wharf to-day and is advertised to
leave for Cairo this evening at o'clock.
The steamer fslperidl, from st. Louis. was lookS
ed for last night.
We clip the following items from the Louisville
Courier of yesterday,
On the falls last evening there was 2 feet water
in the pass down the Indian chute and fully feet
over the rocks or steamboat water.
The river at Pittshurg rising slowly Satur
day, from the effects ef the late rains but the sud-
den cold weather, II was feared, would again
check navigation,
The Mississippi at st, Louis commenced falling
again on Thursday, and we think the sudden cold
weather has again sealed that port with an icy
barrier
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-23

Place Of Erecation. were informed
yesterday that the Hehenan murderers
would be executed near the Cumberland
Hospital, on the Hillsboro Pike. We un-
derstand il is the intention Of the military
authorities to have the execution as public
as possible.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-23

yHE NEXT SESSION OF MISS oBRYAN's
SCHOOL. on NORTH VINE STREET, WILL.
BEGIN MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. jsne-im.
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Mustered Om.--Lieut. Col. Cochrane, A.
A. G., on General Fisk's staff, has been mus
tered out Of service. He win be succeeded
by Lieut.. Colonel J. T. Jacobs.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-23

PRIVATE Patrick Cullen, Co. I. I'd Bat
TALON 18th u. S. Infantry, has been released
from the Penitentiary, and ordered 10 his
regiment af Mobile.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-23

yoHx A. GsNSErr. formerly partner in
the dry goods firm Of ]. NJ. Bebee d Co, and
nephew Of Rev. u. Gsnnett, Of Boston, was
lately before the supreme Court OF Man
chester. for stealing watches.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-23

CALL At Bcnsoa's Assie Store. 81 Union street. il
you want cheap Album, writing Desk. Port
Folio. or anything in the shape Of a chTis,mss
present. as we sre selling at cost 20 close ont.
dec 2S--dsf
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PIERRE LAcRorx, a Montreal contractor,
is about 70 sppiy fora paientfor water loco,
motive, which Il Is said will be able 10 sail
at the rate Of 80 or GO miles per hour.
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THx sroperty of Judge Rost, Of New o.
leans, the agent Of the Ccnfederacy IN spain'
has bsen rezsored TO him.
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....sn "A CARD.

FFFI1GI TilE VIEW OF RETIRING PROM
w bgsiHre. % account Of declining health, i
icincs. etc. y Aesqs. r. ?. JENKINS 4 CO.
who viii continue the isusiBess Al the old stand.
No. - Market street. take this opportunity %
return my thaElz 70 the pHblie for the gcfy liberal
patronage which hes been extended 70 nc for n
number IT yesrs. and brsieak a continuance Of II
70 my successors. whom most keeIt,y rceplninend
~ and integrity. n WELLS
tec22-lm.
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FINS lot Of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris
mas times. For sale -
foSTKR BROTHERS.
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fern Bank...--
GEnnaIA.
EDUCATIONAL.

n
Classical, Mathematical and English
ScitoOI.----rhe Exercises Of my School viii bi
resumed on MONDAY, THE FIRST OF JANT
AIRY, 1866, in the Rooms in the Southeast corner
of the First Presbyterian Chsrch. Entrance
from Spring street. Additional Pupils can bs
received NATH. Cross.
deeSo-lm
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SEE advertisement of horse siaIen in hi.
mornings issue
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I.oxE JAeSll. A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
RosfKs BRonfEKs.
decl2-tE
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Educate Your Children.

Tie Seminary for Young Ladies'
In the large and elegant Kirkman Building. cor
ner Of Summer and Cedar streets. offers very
hyperion advantages. as a Boarding and Day
School.
True soliolaizhip. Order. Moral and Social
Culture. are The leading ideas in this Institution
In addition to theregular English course, dusic,
and the French classes, there are now more pupils
in Latin in this School. It Is believed. than in any
ever conducted ia this city.
The MAXI SESSION viii open on MONDAY.
January % Pupil. may enter on the first OF
Janrary, however. ard be better prepared for the
ensuing session. ". 4 WARD,
II. o. BOX $50. Principal.
dec5s--im
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BANKE Err 6 BROKERS'.


The following are IT. rs.e4 na;l a. raaS
MARI. BROKER. corner Of Union and Cali Gales
streets; Tor nneurrent money. These quotation
are liable 70 Hnctuate, but may be depended *
ior u sealcient ienEth OF time f,< rcmitfanees Il
outdelay. Il. - " ~
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LOUISIANA.

Bank Of America. .....par
LOuisiana......,l0
New 0rleans.51
Canal BanlS..--............90
Citizens Bank....a....e0
Crescent City Bank....f0
Louisiana State Bank..40
Mechanics Il Traders
Bank ..-....-...-.........-..Sn
Merchants Banlc.......sO
Southern Bank.......-,par
onion bank..,,...-......e0
New Orleans Scrip.,.-..S0
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seleet Ifng Ilsh 4 classical SchooI,

FTTIE NEXT TERM or NY SCHOOL FOR
I Boys viii commence on Monday. Fcbfu-
airy 5ts. few more pupils can be received.
school Room IN Easement of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Chafch. summer street.
jaal9-lw ". BRYCE THOMPSON.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADyIcE-Read Dr.
Whittier's advertisement in another column,
jan2S--6m.
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ham KING HOUsE
OF
4. w II H Ell SS & 90.
q uNIoN STREET

DEAI.ERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
~ Exchange, Uneurrent Money, Gold and Sill
yer, Government Vouchers, State and United
states b0nds. Foreign and Domestic Bills
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
OF Their old friends, and the trading public esne-
rally, 10 the fact that their banner Is again un-
furled, and they respectfully ask share Of their
patronage. Below are our rates for uncurrent
bank notes, &c.
TENNESSEE. Bank of Fulton 81
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THE CoLUNBsA ATEEExEUu,
Columbus. Penn.

nUR NEXT SESSION 0PFNS ON THE
" 2yth Of January to. Close on che 9th % june.
Board and Tuition from One Hundred and Five
20 One Hundred and IHeHty-seyen dollars. The
Library. Apparatus. ctr. were uniniurca by the
war. and every departinnnt Of instruction il more
ably conducted than ever before.
Examination and c0aerrt January 9th.
jans. Hs-st
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RIVER NEWS.

The Cumberland Is in fine boating order. There
are pine or ten feet On the shoals
ARRIVALS.
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A CARD.

We respectfully Introduce 10 our old friends
our successors in business. HueH McCRzA 4 Co.,
who consinae the Commission business at our
stand. No. y soath Market Street
Our own Office is No. p College Street. where
we hope a.. parties who are indebted to Us win Al
once call and pay their accounts now due. and all
parties who have any claims agaHst us win pre-
sent them for payment. as we wish to close up
our business at an early day.
jaDls-tf A. HAMILTON Co.
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Halves, Quar-
} ters. Dimes K
Half Dimes IL.


NOuchers.......-............S5
Tennessee Bonds........SS
Dayidson co. Bonds....T0
l.. 4 N. r. r. Script...75
The above bonsls are
bong with cotfponsfrom
1861 included,
n. Carolina Coupons...St
Memphis City C0up0ns5f
Tennessee Coupons......Jl
Georgia Coupons...-..a30
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAVIDSON COUNTY RAILROAD
RoxDs WANTED by
J. L. & R..w. BROWN.
janso~9t ssh Union street.
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We are authorized to announce A, j. Creighton
as candidate for Constable, at the ensuing March
i.,;o. ids
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VIRGINIA.

Exchange bank OF fa.l5
Blk at Wcs-
tpn......-.....s.-.....
Bank OF Al
eXandria. ..-.,............
Paramount Bank........50
Farmers Bank Of Fin
castle ....-........s.......l5
Farmers Bank of Walls
Manufacturers x Far
mers' Bank-.......-....e0
Merchants Bank.-......20
Merchants and Me-
chaaics' Bank.......-.90
Northwestern Bank..-40
Southwestern Bank....15
Traders Bank.......-....15
19ie-..-,.--,..'--'.'-s.....-.
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Commercial Bank....-10
Farmers Bank of n.
1dIbtllld-----...............
Merchants Bank.........
Bank Of Roxboro. .....2O
Miners and Planters
Bank........................2O
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Genital Railroad Bank 90 Tennessee Bonds
Georgia Railroad ana Davidson Co. Bon
Banking Company.-90 L. and \. X. r. S
Bark of Middle Ga-.-..70 Tba akov. kor
Marine Bank-.......-....70h an,,61
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
Notice Of Filling Petition.

EOIIN WHALEY, Celia Whaley'
- Ebonszer Whaey Hannah Tucker, and Porter
Tucker her husband who reside in Iowa, and in what
place is unknown. Mary Ellis and Ellis, her his
band whose given name unknown, and both of whom
reside in England hereby notified that Frederick
Branch Administrator Of the estate OF Joseph Whalav
deceased, did, the 2Ttb day of November A. d. 1865
ale his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Ashta
bua county, Ohio against and the widow and
others heirs OF Joseph Whaley, deceased setting forth
that the personal assets of said estate insufficient
pay the debts OF said estate and that the decd of 10
without considerations and that said Joscph haley paid
the full purchase price of said land and that by fraud
and with intend to cheat and defraud his widow of all
interest In his estate and of her right of dover in said
land caused said land to be conveyed to said Sarah South
we'll and praying that said deed may be set aside and
That the dover estate Of Parmcla Whaey may OF
therein; said land may be sold subject said dover
estate to the debts of said estate and for such other
and further relief he IL entitled to- which said land is
bounded and described follows: Situate in the
ship of Saybrook Ashabua county, Ohio and in lot No
g. and bounded west by land of Miles Bush north by
land ofJ. c. Steward east by land Of Sarah Souhwell
and south by the original south line of the lot containing
about 80 acres of land and the said Johp Whaey Celia
Whaey Ebenezer Whaley. Hannah Ticker, Porter
Tucker, Mary Ellis and - Ellis hereby further
tilted that they required to appear and de-
TO said petition or before the 9th day of Februa
ry, A. ID. 1867.
Ashtabula, Nov. g7th, 1866.
FREDERICK s. BRANCH.
Administrator of the Estate of
a Joseph Whaey, deceased,
BY Sherman & Fitch his Attorneys = Bw 1884
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22
Notice.

rs hereby given that Lyman Curtis,
Il Elisha Walker. Sherman Clark j. c. Wright and
Da vid Morcand Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Saybrook on the 3D. day of December 1866
filed their petition in the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Ashtabula and State of Ohio
therein stating in substance that such Trustees they
hold in trust for the of said church certain lands in
the petition described subject to the life estate of Rebcc
ca Harvey therein and for parsonage that said
church derive immediate benefit from said lands,
and that said church desrous that said land may be
Sold and the proceeds may be renvesed in lands for
parsonage that will be more appropriate for that pur-
pose and that there is necessity for such sale to enable
laid church TO realize and enjoy the benefits designed by
said trust. The petition asks that said Trustees be
authorized to sell said lands at private sale and renvest
the proceeds of such sale in parsonage for the of
said church. The petition will be for hearing at the
next term of said court
Jefferson, Dec. g. 1866. SIMONDS & CALDWELL,
SSi4t Attorneys for petitioners.
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u carries grns. huraorp, prevents horacs from
becnnins sin or laundering rnrihcs the bloo oosens
the skin. aud gives II ~ smooth and glossy appearance
cleanse. the water aud strengthens every rnr of the
body. II Is Alsa safe and certain remedy for coughs
and eolds, which generate so many fatal diseasos.
@
-~Sg> 5Sy !
(sassss 8; gfiSSeshW
% a's 'ssSSsSzs''saS'S 'isssz's
Tue Cow requires to be surp',l with nbumianceo Of
fni--uut to her t-ii- is lrsirnI-. but to
keep regular scrcti"n Of milk, and oll owners Of
oows will hlr. 10y giving thcm
sLOAN's CONDITION POWDERS
xcek, large increase in quantity and quality
Of milk and cream ], carries on all fever and i'm
season by rich and abundant How Of milk.
properties ."S Of S,.,T1'" ao"disia@ Io'rder !" pro-
noting tho conii Of his sheep and preventing many
Of the diseases VI all the dumesticated animals.
.,,.,. & g
ssA my cen. package Of s'qan,: Condition ,sa
bushels of corn to fatten hog and is certain pre-
ventive Of Hog Cholera, Blind staggcrs and othor
Diseases common among hogs.
CAUTToN.-To protect ourselves and the p.blic
from being imposed upon by worthless limitations, the
genuine will bear the fac simiLs signature of the Pro-
pretors the wrapper
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere
SlaESsa>@ IsIMo
Sole PrOprictOrs, Chicago, III
SOLD AT SALE BY
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. Cleveland.
RE SELLERS, rittsburg.
l-a.s-d AT RETAIL By
1yss3 A.HHENDRY. Ashtsbrla
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
GREAT BARGAINS IN
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
PIER s. ii A L L
At THEIR NEW STORE IN TIE
IN Clarendon House. just opening the best, larg.
est and most complete Stock Of FALL AND WINTER
Hats,
CaEs,
and gentlemen's Furnishing Goods brought into
this market
oyercoats,
Dress Coats
English Frocks,
Business SACKS,
Joys Complete Suits,
French Cashmere Pants and Vests,
Cashmere Pants and Vests
Doe Skin Pants and Vests,
Harris Cashmere Pants and Vests
silk and Satin Vests,
&c. &C.. &C., sc. s..
eur Stock of Cloths comprise
Chinchla Beaver,
Whitney Beaver
Esquimo Beaver,
French Coatings
Fancy Cassimeres,
Harris Cassimeres,
Doeskns,
Broad Cloths,
&C., &c, g., &C.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Shirts,
Muslin Shirts,
Flannel Shirts
cassisnere Shirts,
Linen % and silk 5 Eaaaksrchiofs, Tam, R;
Paper and Linen Cuffs,
''ii sleeve eve Buttons,
Silk Hats,
Cassmere Hats,
Resort Ilats,
Driving Hats,
Bismarck Hats,
Regutta Hats,
Park Hats,
Gladiator Hats,
Planters Hats,
Youths and Boys Hats,
&c, &c, &c, &c 1...G.
Veloit Caps,
Scotch Caps,
Beaver Caps,
Genileinens' Furs,
Fur Gloves,
Fur Collars,
&C., &C., &c, &c. ~
We wish II specially understood that we have In on
employ competent Tailor and Cutter aAy In tn
County and that ready 10 manufacture to salt al
orders the shortest possible notice waranng to Civ
perect ats and full satisfaction in every instance.
Cutting done to suit Customers at all times.
All who want clothing ready made or manufactured
respectfully invited TO give us call
PIERCE & HALL.
Ashtabula October O. 1866. sI6
ITO ALI. WHO ARE AROUT IL
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NoTE-Some of the items in the above account
what larger than the average of former The
quantity of Provisions and Groceries have been largely
Increased by the large number of hands employed In
building Cells and repairing the roof The item OF 0u
door reeif contains expense of some $3.50 incurred in
of James Wood W no lost both legs by the al
XII gsville Depot also $45 for another person both
aordnary cases The item of improvement and repairs
contains $500 which does not properly belong in
this account. The difficulty of obtaining good wood in
duccd the directors to make contract for wood which
resulted in lsrge quantity of good wood hand for
future that the extra amount of wood and pro-
visions hand reduces the actual expenses to the aver
age of the past Two or three years
j. H. KINNEAR, !
J. 7. EASTMAN, DIEEcToRs.
=. DOEL
Kingsvilc. Ohio Dec. 1st 1866. SS2-t3
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.ANTED-AGENTs-s75 to 5000

w per month Cor Geplemen. sad s25to ss5 for IA
dIes exeywhere, 70 introduce the Common Sense fami
6su f< sch qlllt bind braid and enbroider beanti-
h!ly price onI{ 29rmakng the elastic lock stitch ans
0Ilj{ warranted of thfoe years. Nc' pay the hbQyt
1s9cs 81 cezhmisson foID which twice that amonn:
can be made. Address az can a. 9. BOWERS A COZ
ls.zefs answered pronptIy with eiieuiar' 'l'd tesns
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sloAN,s C0NDITlON POWDER

Has the largest sale " any Horse and Cattle Medicine
81 s cnnntry. 1t Is comI~cl Of herbs aud ruots, and
FAR mildnesS safety certainly aud thoroughncss rands
pre-eininenty ut the head of the list OF Horye and
Cufiie Medicines.
u carries on all grnss huiaors, prevents horaes from
becninug still laundering purhcs the bluud luosens
the skin. and gives II smooth and glossy appearance,
cleanscs the water aud strengthens every pnrt Of the
body. II u Als sae and certain remedy for coughs
and cvlds, which generate many fatal diseasos.
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PRODUCTS FARM.
STOCK ON FARM.

Iorsos. Observation-Disclosures Cows. .,......-...1 .12
hoop .................i Store Hogs Is
Fat Hogs, 49, estimated weight 1000 pounds
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plea sant to take as "a. a.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND. 4oAd
GEO ~ cnstI,Isn N n. Is.oa,i.t

sE- Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOT ANIcAB
DEPOT 1O Hanover street. Boston, under the snpervfs
ion Of Rev. j. w. Poland ll.5 f4f s-,i,l.s ff-,F >
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIEIdD, and STRONG Il
ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents, Cleveland. ~ )
AT Retail by II. A. HENDRY Ashtabala Ald bsedeal-
ers In Drugs and Medicines genafalBs a ~ Nks5s ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-22

E f.lf Il Notice. -FfrrHf
A Nm ELIZABETH NORTON of the
"A Township of Montvie, in the County of Geauga.
and State Of Ohio is notified that Addison Norton did
the 22d day of November A. d. 1866, file his petition
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Ashtabula, and State OF
Ohio asking that he may be divorced from the said Ann
Elizabeth charging as cause therefor, the said Ann
Elizabeth with Adultery, and that the said petition will
be heard at the next term of said Conrt. i
raf ADDISON NORTON.
By LEE & KELLOGG, his Attorneys.
Nov. 23 1866 6w-SS3
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TO ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
4 BUILD, Plastic sla.e Is what you want. Fire
Proof In the fullest Frost cannot crack IT
neither sunshine water penetrate or diss olive
II, from the moment il Is applied Can be put on any
form, nom hat, to perpendicular.
One half cheaper than Sheet-Slate!
Soon hardens so as to bear uasajured the weight Of
man jumping upon il. Will supefcede tin roofng-that
IL expensive and rusted through Iron Roof
fng-thai is costly, and often racks by Its undue
weight the structure II covers. Gutta-Percha-which
yearly growing costly, and Is but tinder 10 every
stray spark which at best Time win soon destroy.
WIN. L. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEAR HEART solon Robinson, President Of '.The
Farmers Club, New York, Agricultural Editor OF the
says Of ~ lts discovery is great boon 70 American
Farmers"
uneqnalsd as lining for eisie'ns, as plaster for
smoke houses and osens. M
Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation Of weed from fire or water Fave
lrnfferne water tanks fence posts to which has been
Applied win last Indefinitely Long known aud tried By
the inventor. although but recently Patented
Al orders or inquiries In regard to PLASTIC SLATE,
for Ashtabula County, should be addressed 10
IN 80 BRYANT q DILLEf, Geneva, Ohio.
I -. -.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-21
Spanish Women.

The women, perhaps, are the best
portion of the nation; not highly edu.
Gated or intelligent, for, in this respect,
they are very far behind the othor Eu-
ropean nations, but perfectly free from
all affectation, Of most frank and agree
able manners, warm and affectionate
friends, generous; not, we are sorry to
add, "truthful and. full of integrity"
but charitable, and, to certain extent,
humane. Their beauty and grace have
been very much over rated. The
handsomest women are to be found on
the shores of the Mediterranean and in
Ahdalusia; tho Castilian women arc
generally plain; their compilations are
bad, and very soon become yellow and
dry, to which, perhaps, nothing tends
so much as their inordinate use of
powder and paint. Much has been
said, also, about the grace of their
walk, In Andalusis ono sees not sell
dom the graceful, easy swing peculiar
to warm climates but, as q rule, we are
afraid it has died out, il, indeed, it ever
existed as national popularity; and
the Madrid women, more particularly,
walk abominably; perhaps this may be
caused by the fashion nowin vogue for
wearing high pointed heels; placed as
they are almost in tho center of the
boot, the foot is in a contracted and
unnatural position, and all elasticity of
tread must be destroyed. AS we be-
lieve their beauty and grace to have
been very much oyerreted, so we be-
Iieve their morality rhas been very
much underrated. In spite of the bad
example of court which has earned
for itself an unhappy pre-eminence
among the nations of Europe, the
Spanish women are, we believe, much
more chaste than they generally get
credit for, and instances Of unfaithful-
ness in married life are more rare than
is generally supposed by foreigners
They are capable Of the warmest and
most devoted attachment to their hus.
bands and family; and where this is the
case it islnesdleGs TO say gsllantry can
not find room. .--Iodds and Ends.