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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
R E-FITTED AND REPAIRED,
win Receive Visitors lst june Next.

TI'IE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING REPAIRED
| and re-furnished with new furniture, this
favOrite resort will open the for visitors the
lst Of June next, and most respectfully recon-
mend it to all in search of health. comfort or
pleasure. Ii presents the strongest attractions to
both the invalid and pleasure-seeker-n0 less on
account Of its retirement and the beauty Of Its
surrounding scenery, than Of the restorative
powers OF its waters We shall aim TO protect our
guests from el.orbitant charges, and leave nothing
undGne in our power 10 merit favor and make
MOntvale truly delightful and money saving
rendezvous during the Summer s0!stice.
Travellers by railroad. pia Dalton and Chatta-
noOga. can reach M0ntvaie from LOudon 20 miles,
by special conveyance, or By the regular daily
mail coaches from Knoxville. Tennessee. t2D
miles,.
For further particulars and ANALYSIS Of the
waters, address JOS. l.. KING.
Atlanta Georgia,
Or J. c. FLANDERS x CO.,
MOntvale Springs.
msyl5-d3w Blount county. 4. Tenn.
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In the Circuit Court at at Centreville, Tenn

In the Circuit Court at at Centreville, Tenn
0. A. Nixon rs. William Blackwell. and others.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
| Of the Court. that William Pepper, one Of the
dent Of the State Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon him: IL
l. therefore, ordered. that publication be made in
the Union and American, newspaper Published
in the city Of Nashville for four successive weeks
for said defendant 20 appear af the court house
in the town Of CentFeYille on the fourth Monday
in July next, and show GAUGE. If any he has. why
Jesse Blackwell, and others. at the time Of his
death should not be revived and continued against
him. WIN. g. CLAGETT,
mayl5--W4ts Clerk and AAstsE.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo.

THE FINE STEAMER TYRONE, Captain
L HARMON. WASH. WEAVER, Clerk. will leave
for above and intermediate ports on tomorrow,
FRIDAY. at o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
mayll-2t CORBEII g BOYD. AGENTS.
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HAIR TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

This preparation is one of the most efiicaciOus
remedies now in use for restoring hair to its orr
ginal color, promoting its grOwth-and for all
diseases of the scalp.
aNr1k
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THr Richmond Examiner which LEFT no
stone unturncd TO injure Jefferson Davis
while President Of the Confederate States,
now finds more eflectual way Of injuring
him by speaking in his favor.
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THE Gdrksriile Express is the title of a new
paper recently started in that city, by SOLO
MON 4 WLMAMs. They will no doubt merit
and we trust will receive liberal support
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE
w and well selected stock of the above
articles, suitable for the City and Country trade,
which we offer on the most reasonable terms.
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DOCTOR CAROW'S
CHOLE IA SPECIFIC.

NOW THAT WE ANTICIPATE CHOLERA
' in our midst. il behOoyes us all 20 secure. and
keep on hand. some known and eteciual remedy
CAROW'S SPECIFIC, which he prescribed and
used with such unbOunded success, scarcely ever
losing a case.) When this seourge visited Nash
vile. some years past, DIR. CarOw was one Of our
most eminent and successful physicians, and when
his old friends learn this remedy can be had, thou
sands who have tested it, virtues will not fail to
have il on hand Ii i no Patent Medicine. but a
compound from the Prescription Of this distin-
gu-hed Practitioner. There can likewise be no
better remedy for cholera mOrbus, diarThpa and
dysentary. For sale b.
K. p. JENKINS & CO.. Druggists
81 Market street. opposite Union.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SATAN reproving sin-Brownlow and
Prentice Safeguarding each other
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For louisville,

rT'IIE NEAT BOAT. TEMPEST. Capt. JOIN
L l.. BArENAN. will leave for above and inter
mediate ports ON Tomorrow FRIDAY, at
o'clock.
Fer freight or passage apply en- board, or to
maylT CORBEHE n BOY ID, Agents.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
the sale of the
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PHYSICIANS

VIII find always n large assortment of the pureSt
and most reliable Medicines.
Also, Manufacturers of DEMovILLES celebrated
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STRAY PONY.

A STRAY sORREL PONY WAS TAKEN
II up By me about the "a of this month at my
residence on Wharf Avenue, in SOueh Nashville.
between the Murtroesb0ro aud Lebanon Pikes-
The owner can have the pony BY proving property
and paying for this advertisement if application
be made at an early las
mayl6-d3ts MnS. M NJ, KILE.
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B i c. X E Y f
Reapers and Mowers.

J. W. OBANNON, GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
RASCOE, MOORE Il CO.. Gallatin.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO.. Columbia.
JNO. d. FLANTT Il CO., Pulaski.
LITTLE & FRIERSON Shelbyville.
GILLESPIE. WATKINS II CO., Chattanooga.
PENDERGRASS & Co. Cleveland.
W. W. WOODRUFF, Knoxville.
The above named parties are the only author
lied Agents for the sale of the Buckeye in Mid
die and East Tennessee.
We can furnish, on application. the names of
farmers in nearly every county who heretofore
used this Machine, and all who desire to have the
BEST LABOB-SAVING and most reliable
MOWER are invited to call on us our Agents.
HAMILTON II CUNNINGHAM,
No. is College street, Nashville.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A / L r O A d
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
N. * c. AND N. Il N, W. RAILROAD, :
Nashville. Tenn. March 4. 1861
an AND AFTER TUESDAY. MARCH 9TH
" 1866 and until further notice, Passenger trains
will run as follows:
Nashville and Chattanooga Line.
Leave Nashville for Chattanooga and all points
South at 730 A. NJ and $50 P. II. Arrive at Chatta-
nOoga at $50 p. NJ. and $40 A. N. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at too A. NJ. and S:i5
P. N. Arrive at Nashville at 400 P. NJ. and 6:45
A. II. next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for Shelbyville.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
Leave Nashville for Jacksonville. and all points
West and Northwest, at 40 p. NJ. Arrive at
Jacksonville $3.50 p. NJ. Returning leave Johnson
vile at lao A. NJ; arrive at Nashville ut $50 A. NJ.
Trains on the N x n. W. X. r, connect at
] -hnsOuvie, with a first class line of Steamers
for Paducah. Cairo and st. Louis.
Rs- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with n. and n. W. Railroad.
Re- Passengers by this route save expense of
Sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
BE- Trains stop at all intermediate points.
w. u. INNES, Gen'l Sup't,
N. & C. and n. W. r. r.
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LAW NOTICE.

JUDGE w. II. HUMPHREYS having deter
y mined to withdraw from the practice Of the
law, the business will be continued by JOHN G..
BuRcH. at 62lZ Cherry street. mayl3-lw
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t H Il B Z - Il
AND
Most Desirable City Property
IN THE MARKET!
Friday, May 25th inst,

IN CONNECTION WITH MR.. P. L. NICH0L.
L Clerk OF the County Court. we will sell on the
premises, at public auction,
Friday, May S5th inst,
In pursuance of a decree Of the County Court of
Davidson county, the well known CRAIGHEAD,
HOUSE AND LOT. on Cherry street, near the
corner of Spring or Church street The lot fronts
about seventy-fOur feet on Cherry street. and has
the advantage of side and rear alleys. The Dwell
ling is fine brick, with eight rooms. three halls
gallery, bathrooms: large stable and carriage
house. The vacant ground will be divided to suit
purchasers. The central location of this property
its proximity to the Maxwell House. Post Office
and Custom House, makes it the most desirable
property in the market.
p. i. NICIIOL, Clerk & Master
J. l.. & L. W. BROWN, Agents
$50 Union street
I. w. BARNES Auctioneer.
mayl7
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From, Cincinnati to NeD YorE Boston, &c,
And is the only direct roUte to the
Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania.
Connections are made with
Jacksonville and Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
via Seymour, Jacksonville and indianapolis and
Col Rrailroad. via Urbana: Louisville and Lex
ingtOn and Kentucky Central Railroad, via Gin
cinnati U. :. Mail Line Steamers via Cincinnati.
Two Through Trains Daily.
Passengers by the Broad Gauge Railway secure
wide and comfortable cars, quick time. and sure
connections.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks can be
procured At all the principal Railroad and Steam
boat officers in Louisville and the South.
ID. MCLAREN, Gent Sup't
+. +. FULLER, Genl Ticket Agent.
I. ID. COLE, Passenger Agent, No. . Fourth street
WV. COLLIER, Freight Ag'nt. Louisville, Ky.
marll-ly
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the other hand the debtor can exact such
terms from his preferred creditor las the
price cd prefermen,) as would leave the
debtor in possession Of at least a portion
OF his property, which would be placed
hsVond the reach OF bis creditors and
bv taking the benefit of the InsoIvent
Debtors Act, his creditor would bs for.
ever deprived Of any benefit from the
success OF any future enterprise in which
bis debtor might be engaged.
The Stay Law has been declared inc on.
stilu,ional which suspeuds only for a.
time the leg'l remedy for the nonpay
nent OF debts, then is not the Insolv ent
Deb'ors Law unconstitutional which de
s'Tovs the legal remedy forever. If the
former impHirs the ohliga'ion Of q CON.
tfact. does the latter not entirely DESTROY
it by depriving the creditor Of his legal
remedyf The present laws favor tho
debtor who j, wiling to prsfe, creditor.
and avoid the payment Of all other debts,
IL relief 10 no. granted to debtors BY an
extension Of TIME to enable :h IN to paw
their debts.
fear that many debtors will feel con,
s'rained 10 prefer creditors to the great
INJURY Of their other creditors. and esps.
ciallv to the INJURY Of estates, wido VS. and
orphans. who will rarsly, If ever, be pre-
fsrrsa, a. thew could not make the ar,
range'nents desirsd bv the debtor. live
cannot have sS'ay law. give US a B.nk.
rupt law. which will divide the assets OF
the dsbtor equally amongst his creditors
and'er.mps moietv from levy and sale
for the benefit OF the debtor.
MANY CREDITORS.
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SELECT POETRY.
From Dem.cest's Nsgszine]
NO SUCH Buy AS NINE
NJ sosRpAtH.

We have q king at our house,
A merry monarch he,
Whose dimpled face and baby charms,
Are beautiful TO see.
And though I've seen tse country round
where Other babies shine,
ny iote aud pride are satisked
There's no such boy as mine.
No such boy. no such Toy.
See him he's his mothers joyt
Hnw hts eyes with mischief shine
Oh there's no such boy - mine,
Though scarce twelve month is our pc Z,
lie rules the household all,
For mother, father. servants ruu,
Responsive to his cali
lie takes his seat on nurss's back
Fash morning when 'tis fne,
And round and round the garden rides,
This precious boy Of mine.
No sueh boy, etc.
Kind providence ordsins Il 80,
That every mothers child
should be the fairest thing to her
That ever time beguiled.
And thus tits, though some ns, tLink
Their children very .6ue,
Ny love and pride are satisfied
There's no ZACH boy as mine.
Ne such boy, etc.
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O RIGI NAL.
For the Lancaster Ledger.


MrssRs. EDIroRs In a late issus Of
your paper, you ask the author Of PRO
Bono TO submit some plan for The relief
Of dsb,oro. IN compi'snes with your re.
quest, subu,it the following, viz: / pro
pose 10 ascertain the individual losses Of
every property holder Of the = tate, which
was caused by the late war, aggregate
tlsose knses. and issue certificate. of in
dsbledness equal to the entire losss., di.
'uon's those certificates amongst the peo
pie, Who have lost, in amounts equal TO
fhgs lossss. Then levy . tax equal TO
'h.Ase'egs's los.ss payable in csr,it,
catss.or curren, fluids. After tho eolIec
t'"a Of this tax authorize sil persons hav
'ng surplus Of certificate, to draw on
the Treasury of the State for tho amount
OF said csrt'hcstss in current funds
This would squaIiz. the !os.s., ov eau
sing those who have lost less than an sv,
Ssgs, 10 contribute TO tho.e who have
los, moro. and thersby give the citizens
Who have bssn ssourged by raidsrs, an
equal chance with those Who have saca
p.d ,tia cxinmity Should this remedy
not bs approved, ! PROPOSE to levy an III
tsrnsl revenue duty Oh every Writ ~ 9th
er legal paper Whereby the collection Of
dshts is sough, 10 Ice enforced. EQUAL
to half the amount ofths debt, TO be
pad BY the Plaintiff bsfo'e the paper i.
used. This tax when collected to be sp
piled to the relief Of the W,dows and
Orphsns Of deceased .oldisrs, and ,b .
families oi soldiers who have been dis..
blsd while in military service
This tax would have = saIu,arv infiu.
encs in preventing eonf..sisns of jude.
mont. whereby manv an honest cr-4i,o,
ia deprived Of anv portion of h;s dsh,or's
sffscts,; and in ths' absence Of 81 ~ law
The debtor ia forced ito the wslr' aud
prefer" 'ome creditor, confsssea Judgment
To him ~ the opIv legal mod. Of relief
The ,sI of fitv per cent upon " solvsa,
credit would not be a grsstsr loss than
tho debtor hss slreadv sustained by
emancipation, A. meat of the deh,ors
were sls'e owners and have lost At leas,
two thirds Of their prnpery. II tas cred
It's had bean freed instead Of the slave,
how would the creditor hava lived : tn.
slave was Die capital Of the ,lavshoids,
A. much a. 'hs credits ware <hs capitol
OF the frsdssy. The debtor who has Ios,
bis slsves has susisinsd himself and sup
ported his family by his own p.r.ona
sxertions Why cannot the creditor de-
iks~ise. at least, until bis impnv.rish. cd
debtor can make the money u9ain to psv
him Most Of creditor. ar. owner. Of
real estate. or hsva An occupation or pro
fsssian whereby he can support hims.i
and family by industry and economy
without forcing his nsighbom property &c
sale and his family to stsrvaiion. Blu,
some say 'rsnder unto Carar the thine,
tha, ara CezaT's" Wall. who has po
Cszsrs thinVsi Answer Sherman and
the Niggsr Bureau I
PRO BONO.
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PRO BONO.
For the Lancaster Ledger.
Protection to Creditors

MassRs EDiroRs II is manifest from
Communications in late issues Of your pr.
per. that the subject Of relief TO debtors
10 engaging the earnest attention OF the
people Of Lancaster. Rsesnt events have
90 changed the. circumstances Of the pso
pie - to require new legislation Tor the
protection Of the creditor - we'll 10 the
relief Of the debtor. Esis,iag lave per.
mii the dsbspr to prefer bic ersdi,ors, and
when The mssns Of the debtor (Which 10
Gov ohsn the case) 10 insufficient to pay
sll Of his debts. other creditors are sxclu.
ded whose claims are equally ~ just as
the claims Of the preferred creditor
The money in the county 70 entirely IN
'ufficient Ia pay the dsbs Of the people.
II the 1sb,s are TO be- collected By Law,
the vast ofA circulating nsdium and
the scalcity Of cotton snd other products
10 obtain that mseium viii cause proper
~ 10 b sold Tor much less then lie real
,sluo. and the great lossss already aus,
tanned BY the debtor ia addition to che
sacrifice Of property a. Sheriff sals. will
causs bic assets 70 fall fsr sbsrt Of bis II
abilities, and consequently aons bot pre-
is'ssd creditors viii be ps'd. All paniss
Who have engaged in the pubic discuss.
i"n Of this questios admit. thss the inter.
este OF dsstes asd essdi,Sr would bs bet.
Ter served BY fcvbssrsses than he ssscSt
sollsssisn. q dsbss. II this position Il
correct. then wby no, .epfoses q By pro-,
psr 'syis'ssisai CrsdI!6u - eisss win
sufss more from the forced collection u
dsbss shsa dsbtsu, bsessss she resets Of
dsbssss = net suticisat y psy their dsbss,
sad Kshss psopsssy is scid by Tie She.
u itwseld NOT bsssg Y vvsios. Upeu
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Speech of Governor Orr.

u
The Philadelphia Age contains a graph.
ic account Of the great m.eting held the
evening preceding tho meeting of ,b.
Convention. From the account given il
appears 10 have been = most enthusiss,ic
ovation il which Hi. ExcslIsncv Gov.
Orr received = gratifying share.
Alter tho reading Of the resolution. ,bs
report says:
Tho President then introd ucsd Cover
nor Js,nes L Orr. Of South Carolina
To say that the Governor was received
With applause might be perfectly true,
but Tho phrase in these daya has become
so hacknsssd that it would give no idcs
At oil Of the applause he received. Gov.
Orr 10 man whose head is gray, whose
form 10 portly, and who has the ease of
one Who is used to being the target OF a
Thousand syss.
The Governor after xn eloquent open
ing remarked that he did not propose, on
tho pressnt OCCASION to review the causes
OF the separation but be would review
two or 'hrss points, in connection with
the late controversy which would show
thsm aud show all honest men iu tho
country that the people Of the South :,
when ones they had surrendered. whsr
once they hsd laid down their arms 10
good faith, they were ready a fit to be
trusted by the people Of the North. (Ap,
plause. When the contest that 10 now
over, commenced. the people OF theSouth
believed that Il was right TO secede from
the Union. His audience did not believe
that it vas right. or that the Southern
people were compelled to leave the decis,
ion 70 the only aibiter-torce. The peo.
pie Of the North said !. the Union could
not Be dissolved. The people Of the
South said ,hey had q right TO withdraw
from the Union. The contest eams-,hs
South subjugAtsd-ths Nor,hern princi.
Gle ''iumpbsd, and the Interpretation the
North gave the South was complete, and
wha. is more il was final. Governor Orr
would suts that every man 10 the South
considered that decision was final, bseause
!. hss been rendered by the highest tri.
bubsl on earth, ,hs tribunal to which thsy
had appealed. (App'ause). II va. pro
nounesd BY the lsstsrbi,sr--by the high
est po~M-is WAS . decree that was ir
rs'ecabIs. Msrk ,hia fact. The nation
ality Of the country has been ss,ued.-
The South bowed to the doctrine the pso
PIE OF the North presented 70 them,
which ,hsy had sauncisssd upon the Geld
Of battle. lApplauss No man now
imputed wbs.hstit had been ios.ly ov
properly decided, 1. ~ss suticisn, for
the southern people Cha, il had BEEN do.
eidsd. They intended to carry ou, the
dscision. and exclaimed Covsrnor On the
people Of the South want you 10 help
them carry Il out. Great applsuss.)
10 THE ecntrovsrsy---this dsssd appeal
10 nustsu and bayousts--ths soutbe,.
pscpis suffered much. Their bsaks were
Rose; their credit, aye, svsa their prop.
cry. and civil iAw wss ID absy sses --of.
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SELECTED STORY
FRIGHTENING ALOVER;
OR THE
STRONG MINDED! WOMM.
mr. CAROLINE = PREsroN.

You hnv. heard me speak Of Stephen
jenkins. Mntilds.r !:
''Y-.. UncIs."
"Weli-snoth.r cup of,.s if y"u p'.a.s
--hs ia coming hers tomorrow, on .
weeks visit"
"You don't mean 40. .Uueis I" s1clsirn.
cd Msiildx. .
"And why don't I, Nj" Matilda .
There is nothing TO summon such look
OF condemnation to your face"
"Bvcause Il he shouldn't happen to bs
syrs~able-"
"Of course he 10 agreeable Al all
s.enta. !, ia desirable for you to 6ad him
90. since he is your prospective 'Lss
band II
MY prospective husband! What can
you. mean. Uncle + inquired Matilda.
opening her eyes in amusement.
Il though, !na understood it. Yoar
ss'a''s jpin and i Is em'nsrtly proper,
'hsrefore. ,ba, you should unite them BY
sn-risge.".
a very good reason, esrtsinlv." said.
Matilda. ~i,h aeurf of,hs lip. III makes
little 4 ference. t'uppose, whether our
dispositions are compatible or not"
%, they will .a.ily adjoH themselves
after marriage. sad tho two will make
sush a haad.ome estate"
Suppose / shouldn't fancy him veil
enough to sceept his proposals, uncle f.
asked Ma,iida, dsmure!y.
@If you should dream Of such a thing
- refusal. I should disinlievit ysu. You
s's s~are. ] suppose. that all your pro-
psr,y comes i'o,n me. and ,ha, Lcas. =,
aay ,hne isesll i,."
THAT you'd be . pity. csrisia'y,"
said Matilda. ia lisely Mra,n. "fos ]
should have 10 take IN washing. o, some
sb'ag OF ,hs, kind to support myself. and
h.ss such an sppeti,. r.
Mr Parker smiled in spite OF himself.
ssd s.idsn,Iy looked upon hi. niece .,
one Who could readily yield 10 his sx
pressed will.
"One qass,'on more. uncle. Suppose
hs should not 'sncy your humble niece,
sad cooeIsds topAy his addresses else
Shsrsf
~ would never spsst to the puppy
sgain.
-And yos -oaldat di.ioh.ri. IN. .h.s.
sneist"
'of eouns moi. Jos gip.y. 4 ~ouldp',
be your fault.
81, seeld BE- mostifyies to hare him
reject ms.s said Mst,lds. dsmursly, ."Is
sbsss anything he passiesissly d;sIikss 10
vesas, do yos kse~ g.
Il once heard hsn sax ts eeskn't
bear literary womsa." sai,i bss S9els
aMss some reflections. 'sAil sorss sfatssg
minded ~omsn sss Bis svsniow. Bet
thea yos knee, has,is. yea are sos
stsnrg.nisdsd.s
sThsnk Sss. ssels. vsvy mech. Thss
y &c much s,e say ! an, ~ssEniad.
sdr
-rs sach rA;sg. you esp.y pst ,ks,ss
s~s shisg msss, kass = lsIi yss. ssd.
tsss y, that | Am called avsyw Nss
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l
the full length OF his s,sy. So YOU will
have to entertain him yourself Mind
and play your csrds we'll. aad I sksli sx.
pee, to ind til. narriags day fxed when
| return"
80 dear. what shslI lever 10 with the
horrid Inn for . whole week 7"
Il dare saw you will bs dead in lows
with him by tho time get hack You
may remember mo 10 him wheH b. ~.
f'sst and :eII him how much lrsers, no,
bsins bers TO ~sieorns him
Ths, night Ma,iIds KEEP awake for
some time, concoc,ing plan ny ~hieh
she might offs"d the prej"dicss Of the
expected visitor. and throw The burden Of
. refusal up"u him. For shs well know
that II ho once Prop".ed. her uncle would
be ssfiousIy angry il she rejected MIN,
snd vsry' p"ssibly would carry ou, the
tires, to (which he had given u,,erauee.
| IL WAS shout ,~sIv- o'.Iock the n-1t
d'y. thu: tall young man. Of serious =.
P'e'' "'e'"'e" mr. f'S-fs 'front.' steps,
and ,sng the bell He was usL.r.d INTO
the irn~iny rom. ~herv. After waiting
bali MI hour Li ~m i'n.d L, M.uIds
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