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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-09
LAW NOTICE.
A. S. COLYAR,
Of Winchester. Tenn

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE IN NASHVILLE.
III on Cherry street, COlonnnde BafIdiHg,
Room a. where he viii constantly be found.
less absent at some Court. He has associated Eith
him Colonel A. 5. Marks at Winchester. NJ Jas
W. Newman at Fayetteville, Mr.. James FIezpas-
rick al MeMinnville. sud Ar. Stone at Manchester
Mr. Coiyar expects TO attend the Courts NJ these
places and viii at his Office. receive and ITsnsuit
Claims for collection, giving assuraESe that they
will be promptly attended TO, and he VIII fa51h-
fully attend 10 such business may be iDtruste,-
10 him in Nashville. janlq-iues
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-09
"EIRRY MACHINE
REAPER AND MOWER.

Also, the KIRBY CLIPPER MOWER, the light
81 cheapest strongest aud best Single Mower il
the world-good on either rough az sipootb gr,pus
purchasers are requested 10 call and examine
these Machines and see testimonials An war
TaIted 20 perform aS represented. Agent also for
Cider Mills, Saw Mills, and the celebrated Hand
Loom, MCROBERTS A Balm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-09

"HUsBAND, j wish you would buy me
some pretty feathers" Indeed, INV dear
little wife, you look better without them"
''Oh, no, sir; you always call me your little
bird, and how does a bird look without
feather y7
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-09

A Coon EPITAPH.-A friend Of mine, a
surgson in Gen. Sherman'sarmy, copied the
following inscription from tombstone in
graveyard at Cheraw, $. C., while on the
march through that State:
Ny nRme-my country
What are they 10 thee
What. whether high or low
My pedigrceS
Perhaps / far surpassed
All other men:
Perhaps fell below them all!
What thea
Suffice Il. stranger
Thou scest q tomb
Thou know'st It's use:
IL hides-nO matter whom
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-09
FOR RENT.

NRoNTING ON CHURCH STREET. IN THE
Il UyIOS AND ANKRIc1s Block, a Room admir-
ably suited for an Office or small Retail Business
Apply at the Counting Room OF the UNIOS AND
AnEEICAS. jan4-tE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
IN The FIRST AND SECOND DlsTR1ors OF THIS

MONDAY, June 4,h, 1865, at II o'clock
a NJ by virtue and in pursuance city ordinance No. a.
SERIES Mayoralty New Orleans City Hail. 11th May
1885, will be sold in the Room corner of St Charles and ea
ver streets under the St. Charles Hotel commencing on
FRIDAY ls of June at IL o'clock NJ and consiaue from
day to day at the same place and hour the following vaua
ble property
ALL THAT PORTION OF THE BATrURE comprised
within the square bounded by ST. Louis and COnt Peters and
clay streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded BY Cont and Custom
house, Clay and Front streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded By oustonhouse and
Canal, Front and Wells streets
IN THE SEVEN SQUARES bounded by Canal and St
Joseph Front and Delta streets.
IN THE TWO SQUARES bounded by Metre Dame and
St. Joseph, Delta and Water streets.
RBTERxs-oneth cash in matured and lawful obligations
the city New Orleans u s. Treasury notes. and the
balance equal insamsnts divided coupons required
one two three and four years. credit with special mort
gage the property sod said bear interest at per
cent per annum from date maturity and if not then paid
per cent thereafter until final payment with privilege on the
part the purchasers pay whole or any part then
notes in cash.
ton.
Acts of sale before j. oastc City Notary and all ex
expenses including Revenue stamps be paid by pur
chasers.
Plan exhibited at the office OF the auctionee Lthographet
plan to be had at the same time
UNREsERvED SALE OF DRY GOODS, FURNISHING
Goods Notions, etc, etc,
BY HOFFMAN e. MARKS,
. S. s. zELNIoKER, Auctoneer.
> Ofiee. No. IS Chnrtres street.
. MONDAY, dune 4th, at 10 o'clock, "A. m
A at their auction rooms No. 3s Chares street. will
sold
a 500 lots of seasonable Dry Goods just received
ID Silk Popns and Bareges Grenadines French Percaes
Jacones Veil Bareges Superfne Swiss Muls Nainsoo
White Jacones Tape Checks Broche and jacquard Muslin
Y Silk Alpaca and Mohas; Black and Coored Silks; Line
Nettings Bobbnet Bars; Linen Checks in different quaie
Stripes Tckings Marlboro Pladsi Denims large line
Irish Linens Bleached English shirtipg Domestic Bleache
Cottons of superior brands; Brown Domestics, etc,
800 dozen White Shirts Linen Shirts; Garibalt
Shirts Pulled Shirts Travelling Shirts; Uudershrts
Drill Jean and Linen Brawers Linen Cambria Madra
Handkerchie Linen Towels Damak Napkins; Damask aut
Wooden Table Covers, etc.
800 dozen English Finished Hosiery for men,
children.
Also
80 Silk Mixed Suits, slightly damaged,
And at O'clock P. NJ
large lot Of Notious-such Buttons, Albums, Belts
Buckles, Fans, Pocket Books ETC.
so lots of Tinware .....
10 boxes Chewing Tobacco
EE-TERss-At sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
.. .-. LOTTERIES.
" ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD CO, MANAGERS
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS c,
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE l6rH, 1866.
Only 10000 Numbers-685 Prizes.
Only 10000 Numberr-eo5 Prizes.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine re-
drawing the $4,000 prize @ are re- :. wv '', $4,000
9 approximation prizes of 5000 each for the nine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the 900 prize ..,.....,....... 5.400
9 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the s35O0O prize Of ..o....;......,,,. $500
9 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ..,....,,....... 200
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the S. 900 prize 225O
9 approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine re.
drawing the $3.50 prize -. 1850
270 approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
drawing the $1,000 prizes are .............,.. 27eOO
685 prizes amounting to- $3.50 500
Whole tickets S2l Halves SIP; Quarters Sc; Eighths
So; Sixteenths 81 so.
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS. Il. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer
No. 40 Camp street.
Lock Box 692 Post Office, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

~
FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY 81 BIO,
R. II. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
TUESDAY, June 3, at IL O'Clock a. M,
ct their Auction Mart 81 Camp street VIII oe sold
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FgRNiIO6 euch
as Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Bedseaqs buEsaas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center rabies
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables feVek anu btu
Rels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EhgAng
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utenss etc., being the contents
Of several well furnished houses
A large invoice OF Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs, etc.
Sc TERMs-CasA. ---
SALE OF RAILROAD MATERIAL.
TNRIDAY, june 18th, 1865, the Levee,
the foot Of st Joseph street public auction, the fol
lowing materials apperang to the U Military Railroad,
on st. Joseph street, will be sold
500 Cast Iron Chains
2lOo Clamp Chains. for Fish Bar Rails. rs
$50 Fish ar Iron Plates.
3222 Gross Ties more or less.
Sale to commence at l0A N.
Rg-TERus-Cash in U, s. Treasury Notes
By order Of Col G. q. sAwTELLE,
...E Chief Qunrtermastsr.
E. j. sTRANG,
Bro7et Lieut., Colonel, Assistant Quartsymsstsr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
AmusEM EsINTs.

G.....................,., .TROTTINGt
Fair Grounds Course-Tueaday, June 5th.
TWO OF THE BEST RACES OF THE SEASON.
FIRST RACE.
s2OO0-Mile and Repeat to Harness.
Black GediDg REINDEER.
Brown Geldlng JACK MARTIN, formerly Quaker Boy.
Each horse to carry 200 lbs. independent Of sulky.
SECOND RACE,
SBeepstaSes and Purse.
Owner enters 6. sHIFFY, to Wagon driver 200 lbs.
NJ Russell enters b, GREAT WESTERN, driver 200 fbs
J. shaphan enters b. g. BEAUREGARD, to Harness.
The above will be of the most exciting which
have taken place for along time Reindeer New Orleans
fayorte has never been beaten
Quaker Boy Is we'll the New Orleans public and
fast time may be expected.
Pools will be sold at Lay HcMurdo's saioon Grayer
street, on MONDAY, at O'Clock p. m
Admittance, 81.
Passengers by the by the small gate Espanade
street.
Subscribers viii be admitted by showing their badges.
OLYMPIC THEATER-74 ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee and Manageress. MRS. c. HOWARD WATKINS
Best Ventilated 'Theater in the Country.
Houses FILED to oysraowng to witness the great wonder q
BEATTY AND TUE BEAST; Beau y MRS. c. HOWARD
10 fS Commence CONNIE with FAyoRirE ooMEDIETTA
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
For the
Benedt Of Grace Church,
ST FRANCISVILLE, La.
On Wednesday Evening, june 6, 1866.
Miss ANNIE MCLEAN by request will sing in this
Musical Director Mr. T. Won La HACHE
Grace Church. one of the beautiful churches in the
South was partially destroyed by shells during the II
assist in repar this church t Concert Is given by
Of the best artists and amateurs in the city.
Tickets to be had at Blaekmar8 Grunewalds Gresham
bookstore Hache Do and Of all the Epis
copa cergymen in the city.
Admittance 81. Concert to commence at Pm
Mr. sPECHr, the celebrated yiolinist will execute tw,
pieces
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
CITY OF MOBILE.
DRoPosALs FOR GAS.

MAYORS OFFICE,
MOBILE, May II, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Mayor and
Gaslight Committee until the July, 1866 for lighting
the city of Mobile with Gas both for consumption in the Pub
lie Lamps and Public Buildings the city and for furnishing
Gas for the of the inhabitants thereof for the period
- years.
The proposals much for each lamp will be
charged per and how much will charged each for
the erection Street Lamps
wherever required and how much per thousand cubic feet
Gas consumed by the inhabitants in the Public Buildings Of
the city.
Other details ofthe contract can hereafter be agreed
Parties desiring submit Proposals. authorized call
the City Treasurer for all necessary information on the
subject
Bond and security viii be required for the punctua and
faithful performance ofthe contract.
Proposals to be sealed up ana deposited with the City
Clerk. ]. NJ WITHERs, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
NOTICE no nONDMOLDERs AND OTHER
c,reaitars nf The citr nf NrnbilO

Mayors OFFICE, May u, 1866
All persons holding any bonds other evidences of debt
against the city of Mobile hereby notified requested
make knownto N WEEKS, City Treasurer the character and
of such Indebtedness fully describing the same and
also whether nch claims be DUE and if DUE when and where
payable, and if not, when they will mature
The statement of claims hereby called for must be fled with
the City Treasurer before The day of October 1866
The city desires renew the Indebtedness by the issue
bonds the will ready delivery by the
day Of July, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
For RENT.

EOB RENT-FRoM NOVEMBER FIRST PRoXIMo,
upper hoO If No. a. Carondele Eteet. Appy j.
". Labouisse 30 Union street.
FoR RENT-HoUsE TO RENT FOR ONE OR
years provided the parties buy the laniture The
in delightful location the furniture elegant and
nearly Apply at the southeast of Camp and
Jackson Streets
TIOR RENT-THREE FOURTHS OF THE EN-
closed Lot, Of Baronne and st. Joseph
streets. For particulars apply at this Office
ITO RENT OR FOR sALE-BYRNEs' PLACE,
BoXi-Two large dwellings place separate partly fur
nshed ouheuses complete, wharf and bathhouse good
order: west end about a. mile from the
At Mississippi City, W. L. BALFOUR'S PLACE and two
smaller places. BYRNE, VANCE d co,
No. Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
FUTURE AUCTION SALES.

FOIORE AUCTION SALES.
BY JOHN G. BLOHM,
AucroNEER-oGice and galesroem, 80 Benvile street.
TUESDAY, Dune ., at 10 o'clock a. M.
at his salesroom No 80 Benvie street. without reserve
will be sold
568 lots Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS,
Such as
Prints Beached and Brown Cottons Denims, Tickings
Stripes, jeans Cassmeres Cotton Linen Checks Flan
nels Gnghams Table Covers Jacone organdies Pereaes
De Bege black and eolored,, all-woOl Delaines.
lOOots Notions.
1000 dozen Linen Cambria and Madras Handkerchief
800 dozen Hoop Skirts
100 lots Fashionable Clothing
Is dozen Straw Hats.
AND
100 cartoons Ribbons
RgrTERMs-At sale
UNREsERYED SALE OF CASHMERE, FUR, WOOL
Straw Panama and Leghorn Hats and Gaps
BY HOFFMAN 81 MARKS,
S, s. zELsIcKER, Auctioneer,
once-SS Chartres street
TUESDAY, June ., at 10 O'Clock A. RI.
at Sales Rooms No 3s Chartres street. will be Sold
I5O cases Mems and Boys fine Cashmere and Fur Hats
latest styles.
100 dozen Cloth Hats, new style.
800 =. fine Panama, Leghorn and Braid Hats.
200 . Misses and Chldrens Leghorn and Braid
Gaps, Paris style.
45O . Ladies', Misses and Children's Hats, EN-
brscing all the latest styles from Paris and
New York.
1000 . Plantation Straw Hats.
R5zaTFRNs-At sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

SATURDAY, june 9th, at ~ O'Clock NJ.
- At The Meroaants and Auctioneers Exchange on RqgA
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situate in the Ffrss
s. 6Ras S ID ee @a 9y he oosI e g.
oSdse "a and Union streets and easurng 10 American
ees inches and lines Union street. 6i feet inches and
inches the sie line parallel To- Union sree nd
gnoe aSIeesoy p sketch drawn ny g. A Arnas Deputy
Set t 6si9e 5ss E souny Notary Public in This city daed Sd
Together 9Th ts mProys@s1ta thereon consisting es
t 'oy d t @ bss @ 5gIngz 5Igz ir9Sting on Carondeet
converted at small expense ato rooms ana
will command high rents and COED tenants thus ceinr
s- TERNs-onetiirI cash in O. s. Treasury notes tbs
remainder in the notes of the purchaser in eqna
of per cent per annnm and spseiai ofssge ant sass
payment the 70 be divided lato coupons ec
Insured by H. purchaser 70 tie amount II hsir m value
after the payment OF the first notes. and the policy transferred
Act Of sae before Octave D. srmas, notary public at
the expense Of the purchaser including the u internal
The PROPERTY is leased until the Both September next 1866
VERY SUPERIOR PROPERTY ON CAMP STREET,
OPPOSITE LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
FORMERLY THE BANK OF NEW ORLEANS,
And lately the onca Of the New Orleans jackson Great
Northern Railroad Company.
ny j. H. WALTON s. DEs LoNDE,
B. WALTON, Auctionser,
oace-l7 carondelet street. corner Of Union skreet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04

= Washington Artillery Relief ssocln-
onThe regular Monthly Meeting of this Association will be
held On MONDAY EVENING June fth " o'clock in the
Supper Room Of the Odd Fellows Hall Camp street.
j. B. WALTON, President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
OFFICIAL.
sTATE OF 1oUlslAxA, E1EourlvE DErARrnrrr.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
New Orleans, May H. 1865.
W HEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
ca bond as Constable of the Court Of the par
ish Of Orleans, tO.wit
bond dated the 18th April 1865 the sum of FIVE thou
sand dollars, signed by George Howes principal E.
White security tile said bond being given for the faithful
performance by the said George HOwes Of his duties C0nsa
bla aforesaid
Notice il hereby given interested in the above
etay State within ninety days the publication Of
this advertisement, why the said bond should
celled and anuuled.
Given my seal of State as above and Of
the Independence of the United States, the unetieh.
j. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
CHARLES o. HARDY, Assistant Secretary of State.
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA DEPARTEAEET DE- L'ExEcuTfF,
NOuvelle. Orleans lie II mai, 1866.
A TTENDU QU'UNE APPLICATION MA ETE FAI-
II par George owes pour la cancellation obligation
oee Constable de la SeeOnde COur de Justice de
paroisse dOreans, SAVIOR
I'm bon date le II avrl 1865 pour de enq mile
piasres, signe par George HOwes principal ct D.
white CONNIE caution ce cautOunemen etant dome pour
Ia hdee execution ledt George Howes de
me Constable ci-dessus.
Avis consequence dOnne tOutes pesonnes nte
ressees ayor ire connare ecrt bureau du
tare Ea dams les 80 ours qu suvrOnt la dtrnere pubcs
ton de cette proclamation les rasons pour equee e dit
cRutionnement 6erait pas canGelle ct annule.
Donnt sous signature ct e de Etat Ia date
cidessus ct la 90eme de Independence ds Etats Unis
j. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie Convenient
CHARLES O. HARDY, Assistant Secretaire dEtat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-- Bank of New Orleans-New Orleans,
juno I'd 1866 This Bank being prepared to redeem the whole
Of is circulation holders requested the notes
forthwith at the counter Of the institution.
A. DUCHIRON, Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-04
ny J. b. WALTON . DIES L.oNDE.

CATURDAY, june o, 1866, mt Ya O'Clock
street. between Customhouse and Canal streets, will be
sold
That well known choice and eligiby located PROPERTY,
formerly the Bank of New Orleans and recently
road Company Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square in
the square boundedby Camp Poydra Magazine and Lafayette
streets.
The lot measures s feet inches front on Cn street. by
and the improvements 81 Of very superior hreproof
building, containing the first floor large banking ROOM,
With superior sauts Drector Presdents Cashiers
floor, building The
upper stories Of building arranged for frs. class
m0dinuE well finished and convenient dwelling house.
ing all the comforts and cougenences of medern residence
There aso the property extensive outnouses
brac Offices kitchens store rooms stables casgehouse
etc, etc
In all respects the building and improvements are Of the
very quality having been erected by the late Benjamin
Story Esq without regard to cost expressly for banking
| house and first class dwelling.
This fine property should command the attention Of capital
lists promising does the best character of investment;
its central location upon of the improving streets in
Lafayette Square, the City Hal the Moresque build
ipgs, gives it value equal TO any similar property in the
This property leased 10 the United States al the nominal
inst tn be thirty days notice, Governent
having the privilege cancel the lease and vacae upon s
lar notice.
aB- TERMS AND CoyDIrtoHs-one.third Cash in o. s.
Treasury notes. the remainder to be paid in equal Hsaents
in the the purchasers order, pay
respectively at and two years bearing interest tie
rate Of eight cent annum from date until paid with
special mortgage the properly until final The
buildings be kept constantly insured the
credit payment by the purchaser and the policies transferred
| to the vendor.
expense Of the purchasers including the United
| Stamps
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-05
Powers and swedenborR.

! 1t is well known that Faxman was a
believer in the doctrines of Swedenborg.
1t appears, by recent letter of Powers,
that he is, and has been, qof the same
faith. 1t having been proposed in Ion
don to erect statue Of the distinguished
Swede, application was made 10 Mr..
Powers, who made reply: 800 0i
l. | shall be glad to execute a statue
in marble or bronze, to our great author,
Swedenborg, and | have nothing at pre-
sent engaged to prevent my beginning
such a work within two or three months
] am not rich, and therefore should be
glad to accept all the pecuniary aid that
could be given within reasonable limits
say fl, ,200-which would make the work
remunerative in the degree of my other
works. But if so much cannot be raised,
then please to see how much can be got,
and let me know. will do the work for
whatever sum can be raised; and if more
than fl 200 can be raised, then will
make the statue larger than life or put
additional labor upon it l should want
about two years time upon 1t.
Do not be discouraged If the sum you
can raise should be small, but let me
know. OF course | should require all
the aid (portraits, etc. J you could give.
| do not know the nature of the clause
in your circular which refers to my SEN
timents in regard to the writings of Swe-
denborg, and which you think it possible
l might object to. | am "a New Church
man" Swedenborgean-a" New Jeru-
salemite, without any reservation what
ever, and / wish it to be known. have
always wished this to be known. And
if the circular expresses any doubt
on this point, then indeed | would
object to it. Swedenborg is my au-
thor; all the other writer's ill com
parison) seem moving in the dark, with
tapers in their hands-groping their way
while he moves in the broad light oi
the sun = Gods own sun. read no
other author than Swedenborg nor have
/ for many years-unless the sermons OF
New Churchmen. And am happy tG
know that God has allowed me to be
instrumental in directing attention tc
our Heavenly Doctrines. Therefore, il
it will do good publish me as New
Churchman.
With kindest regards, | am, dear sir
Yours, sincerely, ..
HIRAM Powers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-05
Courtship and Marriage in Germany.

A correspondent at Heidelberg, Ger
many, thus describes the arranging OF
matrimonial matters in that country ::
II is permitted under no circumstances,
except where the parties are engaged,
that gentleman should accompany a
lady to the theatre, ball or concert, and
should it happen, the lady would be de-
clared Infamous, and thrown out of all
good society. There are no evening Wis
its made, and, above all, it is forbidden
that young man should call upon his
Young lady acquaintances, in fact, a
gentleman can have no lady friends, as
he can never come in contact with them
except at balls, where it is under the
greatest restraint Marriage is reduced
to business contract A young man
sees a lady at a ball, takes fancy to
her looks, inquiries who her parents are,
how much money they have, how much
the lady will get at her marriage lfthe
conditions suit him--that is, if he likes
the look of the animal-and the peril
nenzen are to his mind, he visits the pa
rents and proposes to marry the daugh-
ter The parents make inquiries res
pecting the wealth he may possess.
Should the reports be favorable.they re-
fer to the daughter, tell her the condi-
tons, and if they suit her they are de-
clared to be engaged. III J. Va /
Cards in this form: Herr Mueller,
Fraulin Schmidt, engaged are immedi-
ately sent to the friends. The engage
ment is also proclaimed from the pulpit
From this time they stand to one
another in the relation Of Brdut and
Brautigam--bride and bridegroom-but
not in our sense Of the words, as this re-
lation ceases and they lose these appela-
tions at marriage. ~.
The gentleman now has the right to
visit the lady when he pleases, which he
is expected to do every evening. He can
accompany her to public halls concerts,
etc, as he must now improve his time to
fall in love with her
No other man can dance with her or
have anything to do with her without his
consent. Should the Brdutigdm break
his engagement and refuse to marry her,
Braut can sue and obtain damages for
breach of promise, but this she never
does, as the German idea ofhonor would
not allow it.
BY the marriage the contract is com
plete, and according to the old German
maxim the husband is HEREFORD Of the
house. Should man marry one Of
several sisters, and his wife dies, he will,
if possible, marry one of the remaining
sisters
know a man who married through a
family offour sisters, one after the other.
They think by this course, the children
of the first wife will be better cared for
than if they were to marry a person out
&c tha Co tnilv