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THE GREENVILLE RAILROADs

We take great pleasure in stating that the
Greenville Railroad has published a tariff of
rates for cotton, which will be sufficient in
ducement for shippers to make use of this
means Of transporting their supplies to a mar
ket. The rates are as follows:
Ettleton and Aston, per baIe Of 400 lbs -. S 30
Hopes, Pomaria, Frog Level and Newberry,
per bale OF 400 lbs ................. 90
SsMp and per bale Of 400 lbs
Donaid'a Abbovilie, Honea Path, Bolton, An. 00
derson, and Williamson, per bale Of 400
Grove Station and areenviIo, per bale Of 100 "
ips ....................... 90
1t zig due to truth, however, to state that n
large quantity of cotton has already been dirty
en- in wagons across the track of this railroad
to Augusta, from the Districts of Abbeville,
Newberry, and Laurens; and if we are not
misinformed, it was owing in part to the en-
forcement Of rates higher than those now ga
zetted, and to the want Of rolling stock to give
prompt accommodation to the freipht Offering.
Neither of these reasons is sufficient to excuse
this road. We have tho highest authority in
AbbeVille for tho statement that cotton was TAX
en- from that station by wagons to Augusta, at
about railroad rates to Columbia. This compe-
tition should have been met at once. If neces-
sary, the wagons SHOULD have been driven off.
even if reduction to Gfy cents was necessary
to do it. AS to the want of cars, that might
have been arranged, for by conference with the
South Carolina Railroad, wa haYe no doubt but
that one or more'special ''through trains" per
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VICTORIA HOTEL.


TVUIs HOTEL Is NOW OPENED ONTHE EUROPEAN
Il PLAN. It has boon remodelled and rofurniahed
throughout Tho travelling public transient vsitors or
other viii find In IL oil tho luxuries Of FIRSTCLASS
homo. :. - =. -
Thooca.on is ono Of the most airy aud pleasant for
summor Billiard Saloon for tho lovers of thin health.
f9l exercise B attached No pains expense spared to
May - =. - .t.. = = -
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE.

IHHE COPARTNERSHp OF W. d. & 7. e. RYAN Ls
y, his day dissolved by its own Limitation. W. b.
Ryan VIII continue the Auction and Commission Bust
ness IN this city on his own account. T. e RYAN will
continue the Commission business In New York hiB
accounH LI.;..r q a. y r1r.' .", November IL
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TO PLANTERS AND ALL INTERESTED

TO PLANTERS AND ALL INTEREsTED.
TT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il Agent for the sale Of the HICKS ENGINE, ia now
prepared to execute orders ut tho shorest notice
Horse Powers from two to twenty-five. For ginning
hoistng. and indeed for any purpose this Engine Is
the cheapest simplest most durable aud requires
thoroughly tried before shipmen and warranted For
further particulars, apply to tho office, FRAsER's
WHARF. T. L. BACOT, Agent.
ootooer 10 mwf1mo
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LOST.

MONEY LOST.-LOST ON SUNDAY MORN
N4- ING, by poor woman, in Meetng.srreet between
the Market and Charleston Hotel, PURSE containing
one twenty dollar gold piece, three dollars and half
pis and trunk key reward will be given II the
1s lett at this Office. 1" November Ia
IT OsT OR STOLEN FROM OUR POND,
Ioot Beaufain street, the night Of tho 9Th inst
One RAFT BCANTLING AND PLANK, containing about
60oO feet Liberal compensation will be given for any
information leading to its recovery.
november ~ sTEINMEYER SON.
II OsT, ON SATURDAY, 9TH INST, A PAIR
IL Of GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder viii be ro-
wardcd by leaving them at this onioo.
November ~ II
t OsT, ON TFIN sTIE INSTANT, A SMALL
IL MEMORANDUM BOOK with tho nnrno of EDWIN
a. WALhER on tho baek. Information Of the Will
Noyeniber9
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WIL BIZ ADVANCED TO DISCHARGED sOI,DIERs
W In sums OF Two Dollars; and 10 farniles actually
euhsring, larger advance will be made Bountiea to
Orphans win be COLLECTED WITHOUT CHARGE.
Sec Discharged Soldiers IN another column Of this paper
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TAKEN UP.

TAkEN UP P>THURsDAY, A LARGE RED
Il COW, on our place. She destroyed our crop, and
me owner must como forward, pay expenses and take
her away Apply at Washington Raco Course, to JUL
Us MhRYANT & WARING. = November "a
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WANTS.

VNJAETED-A WOMAN TO COOK FOR A
w small family. Must como well recommended
Inquire at No 4s2 King, corner of Hudson street.
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HOTELS.
PLANTHRS, HOTEL.
CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH STS, CHARLES

pLhNTBRgs HOTEL,
CORNER QUEEN AND CHUROH IyT,S., CHARLES
TON, 8. @.
q w. 4 ]. D. DENNIS PnopnrHroRs
TUHIS sPLENDID HOTEL WILL BE OPENED ON
Il. THk FIRST OF OCTOBER. the European sys.
TOM has been ramodolled and refurnished throuGt-
OUT This Hotel contains over ono hundred rooms
which will be reserved chiofy for the use of travellers
and tanhient guests Competent assistants have been
secured In every department. and every attention will DO
paid TO insure comfort to their cuBtomers The sleepnQ
roos arc airy and clean The restaurant will be sup
Piled with the best fare tho market Affords Porers will
be always ready to attend each arrival and departure
trains. The travelling public tranRient viaitors and
others, Will find In II n the 1uxuries Of hrstclass
house, combined with tho comforts Of home The ioca-
ton is finely adapted for business and travellers
No pains or expense WIN bo spared to give entire sas.
1acdon. Wfm2mo September IL
wINYAHI HOUSE, GEoRaETOwN, 8. G.
rVHE SUBSCRIBER, LATE OF CHARLESTON, BEas
to inform tho travelling public TINT hs has LEASED THE
ABOVE HOUSE, which no has thoroughly repaired aud
renovated vistors will find oil tho accommodations of
o FIRST CLASS EsTABLIsHMENr.
BILLIARD SALOON and BAR stocked with the
BEST IMPORTATIONa, La attached.
HARRY L. PERRIN, Proprietor.
VICTORIA HOTEL.
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,s tsS Ma .E..iuH EfAs q. tS is~aS $50 "a 2S.,sH
.ISssE SI.s yT3s5 ,l3S9 sFS yts Isl ' f.g:a .cJi
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WANTED, A GOOD SETTLED WOMAN
w to cook and wash. One without any incuJnbran-
ces viii end good homo. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
Noyenber9 frnn
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WANTED, LADY's MAID, WHITE OR
w colored. white preferred; must be o good scam
erees and willing to do the ironing for lady and ono
child. Apply at No. II MILLS HOUSE.
nber1
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81 AZ Communications Intended for pst5liodson n,
lis Journal must be addressed to ne Ei,tor of ne
Daily Ne,cs No. 18 Rdy1e-strea, Charleston, s. O.
business Communications 10 Pttblisher Of Doily
Netos. oiJET- = .
We cannot undertake 10 ret,rn rejected oomn,unica-
hons. -. - 49, ~
Adre,3tsements outside oAe city must be acco,npa-
MED toih the cash. ..I'f''
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The following are the Agents for this paper:
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collectn,
Agent.
Rev. COLIN MURcHIsoN, General Travelling and Col
lecting Agent.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, booksellers and statoners
Columbia, 8. @.
O. d. GOODMAN, Cross Hill, Laurens District, s. C.
j. NETHRRS, Union, 8. C.
Captain ". E. EARLE GreenviIle, s. @.
Col j. j. RYAN, Barnwel, 8. @.
j. T. DUBOIS Marion.
C.s HARDY. Sandy Ford P. o., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK 4 IUVEY, Macon, Ga.
JYH. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. C. u.
J.R. ALLEN, Chester G. H. s. G.
". 6. LANCE, Grahamvillo P. O., Beaufort, S. C.
D.. BRADFORD Walterboro', s. @.
Fl. L. DARR, Sumter, s. C.
THAD. @. ANDREWS, Orangoburg 8. c.
j. NJ. BROWN, "southorner Office" Darlington, S. c.
NJ. NJ. QUINN 4 BRO, Augusta.
j. II. ESTELL, Savannah, Co.
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent in New York.
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LUBELSKE'S RUSSIAN CEMENIE

ESoR REPAIRING ALL KINDS OF GLASS CHINA
II AND EARTHENWARE, PARIAN MARBLE and
ORNAMENTAL WORK. useful article for Dentists
Mechanical Work. In fact, 1T MENDs EVERYTHING.
Sold BY the principal druggists In this city.
November "a az
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLES

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November 0, 1856. I
LII PERSONS DEaIROUs OF REBUILDING IN TIE
IN Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City, un-
der can Act Of the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston proceed In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid In building up
City anew. are hereby notified that the form appli-
CATION for loans be obtained at the Office Of Clerk
Of Council, between the hours OF ga. NJ and 2P. NJ
All applications must be fled in the above mentioned
oce, as the Committee will meet every Monday to
hder the same.
BY order Of the Mayor. W. a. SMITH,
November 10 Clerlr of Councfl
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TRIAL PARADE
OF THE
STEAM FIRE ENGINES OF THIS CITY,.
TO TAKE PLACE ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1866.

COMPANIES, WITH THEIR ESCORT, TO ASSEM-.
BILE on Citadel Green at II A. II. Line to be formed by
Chief and Assistants, according to charters Playing to
take place from the dranp at tho intersection of Broad
and Meeting streets, the platform covered with saw
dust
Each Company to play through 80 100 feet of hose at
their discretion; distance to be from tho noz
ze, and to play through any ize nozzle Companies to-
carry what steam they desire. Each Company to bs,
allowed half hour to play after the suction Is down. and
moro.
His Honor tho Mayor, assisted by tho Clerk of the
Board, to measure tho distance, which shall be SOLID
BODY OF WATER ONLY.
Prcsdents r. g. DUnYEA and J. TRouoH. respectfullv
requested to keep time.
The Volunteer Hand Engines respectfully reuneste
to participate in the Parade an escort to the steo
Engines.
His Honor tho Mayor and Aldermen arc rcspsctfu,Iv
requested to Join the procession.
ORDER OF PLAYING OFF,
"AohB'on' Il
1oune
-
II
ny resolution Of tho Presidents Of tho Steam Fire
'oenpaniles. s,sls5.o @, ,sgs,f5sr NJ. II. NATHAN,
. November ~ hnaB IS 's Chief Fire Department
- VI
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RSsI-
IL DENCE situated on tho northeast corner Of Coming
1e nn with out II
LEE CO, corner Broad street and East Bay.
HOUSES TO RENT-HoUsE AND LOT,
eight square rooms double piazza, large cisern and
kitchen Of aix rooms stable and carriage house. The
premises in good order
THE DWELLING over the store occupied by Ravenel
used boarding house for many years Apply to T.
A. WHINE WaITNEY Z. No Franklin street.
E>ARMs TO RENT.-THE TRACT OF LAND
H. known as the Warrington Race Course, containing
about aIy acres with the hrm adjoining viii be rented
for two Sny years N from the 1st December @u ne1t ~
November 2 tmws '''' v ns treasurer.
rTNO RENT.1TIiE. FINE THREE STORY
cis,. BRICK HOUSE No l. Church street, with large
e'stern' pantry &C. Apply to ,,,,,,s ,,,,,,
october 20 fmw No. Church street
TNO RENT CONVENIENT AND COMMO-
qae onbuidnRs The House hAs esSt lcOms mtn x
double piazzas to the south located good neshbor-
rednce Of cr Esa sSod sne
on tho premises. Possession given immediately. Rent
moderate For TERMS ao'' bRE%sTFn 5RqS.Ts Sf spn,
November WIN No. 90 Broad street.
THO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE HOUSE No.
Il 10 Rutedge Avenue, second above Doughty
dressing room and pantry, With ali necessSly o1tbud
1ngs large cstern &c. Possession given the Goth Of
November ma No. 8 SOUTH BAY.
ITO RENT, A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE
Il on society-street, near Meeting Apply to
Broker and Real Estate Agent,
Novemperl 10 No. SO Broad-stree
THO RENT, THREE ROOMS AMID KITCa-
Il EN-, above the store No. ~ SOCIETY STREET, near
King, suitable for fanaily without small children;
the premises 1a O good cistern. ~ November 10
THO RENT, A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
Il HOUSE, No. 81 Beaufain street, containing seven
Rooms with Gas throughout Csterns and other
sartes attached. Apply to LEVY & ALEXANDER, No.
276 King street. Possession given immediately.
NoVember9 fmw3
THO RENT, IN MEETING STREET, NEAR
Il Broad part Of House. consisting of Ave rooms
one paror two bedrooms, kitchen and eervants room.
Apply at THIS OFFICE. November
THO RENT, STORE NO. 1853 EAST BAY, BE
Il ING Of the most desirable locations In the CITY
for businees Apply at VS.. CoRWIN CO.,
November9 No. 259 King street.
LNOR RENT.-FOR RENT, A LARGE AND
II very desirable OFFICE over Banking House Of p
Kegler No. 10 Broad-street Apply to P. a. KEaLER.
October 18
THO RENT.--TEKE THREE STORY BRICK
il RESIDENCE, east side Of Meetingstroet and one
door south Of Is In thorough repair and
has been newly painted. October Is
THO RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN ON THE
Il 18th Instant part OF house, consisting of three
rooms with large pantry, double pazzag to the sou
Kitchen with seeping rooms above and large aable eit
uated the western part of tho city south Of Beaufan
Btreot To respectable family without children the
rent VIII be very moderate Apply TO Courier Once
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A GENTs XVANTEp FOR TIIE LIFE AND

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND
"A. CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL tsTONEWALI) JACK
son, by Professor r. L. Dabney, DID,, of virginia.
The Standard Biography of tho Immortal Hero Tho
only edition authorized by his widow published for
her pecuniary benefit The author, personal friend
and Chief of Staff of the Christian soldier. We want On
terms, and what the Press says Of the work.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Corner 7th and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
October ID lmo*
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, WHO is EX-
IA PERfENCED In tho cultivation of Cotton and Pro-
visions offers his services for the MANAGEMENT OF
PLANTATION for the balance Of this year and the next
also have general knowledge of conducting the busl-
ness of Store as have had four years. experience
tho commercial business and have the best of refer
encs for either capacity For further particulars address
FARMER, Charleston Postofnce
November IL mth2*
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS TEACHER BY
w young man, native of South Carolina and a
graduate of tho South Carolina College References good
Address, stating particulars, r. g. McCUTOHEN Kings
tree, 3. @.
a1-sem Weekly Floridan, Tallahassee, Fla, and Au.
gusta Constitutonnlist please publish four tines and
SEND Dill 10 this ofhce. ma October %
4 GtABINETnIAkERS WANTED AT MACK
" Ely BAKERS Furniture Warerooms Adger Build.
ing, corner Of King and Market streets.
NnvanIar
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GINOR SALE OR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST
IL desirable PEWS In tho mddb aise Of Grace Church
For terms apply at No. 343 KING STREET, few doors
below Calhoun. wffnSt Noyember
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+ PRIVATE SALE, A STYLISH DARK
N Brown "plack Hawk" HORSE, about elk years old
For particulars apply ut this ofco, No. GO COMING
SIfEEI. October %
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, PORTABLE STEAM EN-
H CINE, eight horse power in good order. Apply to
D. 0'NEILL Il SONS,
octoDer 81 No. 367 King street.
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MEETINGS..

PALdSTTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
A fFnHD n.HND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM.
hnlf 710 O'Clock precisely. By order ~ '''en ana
November IL TEOs KEprI, p,,-o.,-.
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCE situated on tho northeast corner of Cominf
and Radcliffe streets, containing Ex t6 rooms, with out
buildings. Possession given immediately Apply Il
LEE CO., corner Broad street and East Bay.
GoIcmher Ia rnurfa
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REMOVALS,

REMOVAL.
CCREVEN NISBET HAVE REMOVED THEIR OF
~ FOE from No. 100 East Bay to ACCOMMODATION
mdAhF November II
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TI1a ZggJcc. -'..s&@E2 aa@d1&r . -
- - 900 1gfef2
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NSsrlilse .IeNs from Europe.

NEW IoRK, May 13.-The steamship;
Germonia and city Of Paris have arrived
from southampton and Liverpool respective
ly.
The Bcws continues very wariike rs regard.
Austria and Italy. Active preparations are
being made on both Sides and there is great
uneasiness and distrust on the various ex-
changes.
The British Government will go on with
the Reform bill, but viii! introduce a bill foI
redistrLuting seats for consideration at the
same time.
Contrary to rather general expectation, tho
British Ministry have refused TO regard the
close vote on the Reform bill as an equivalent
to defeat. Mr.. Gladstone announced in the
House of Commons that the Franchise bill!
would be pressed on, but the bill for the
Redistribution of seats would be introduced
on the 7tb, so that both might be considered
together. In reply to an inquiry if the
Government would stand by the bill, he
said AS long as the bill stands, we stand;
II 1t falls, we fall" The Liberal papers re.
joice that the issue is now plain, and halt
the Liberal members must now face the pure
and simple question without protestation of
an evaslve amendment
A police constable had been shot dead in
The German question continues warlike,
but the relations of Austria and italy are
decidedly menacing. Both Government
deny aggressive designs, but both are repre-
sented as vigorously preparing for war. The
Italian Parliament promptly voted authority
to the Government to raise means for the
defense of the country. y popular meeting
had been held ut Naples in favor of the
Government armamcuts, and enthusiasm is
represented as general throughout Italy. In
view OF the probable war, it is asserted that
the Italian Government has called out $50.
900 men. The Austrian force in Venetia is
computed at 10000.
The Florence correspondent of the London
Times says that there can he no doubt tina.
the Italian Government desires war as the
only means of extrication from an exceed
ingly false and difficult situation.
The Austro- Prussian relations show no
improvement. A Berlin despatch talks of
the probability Of increased armamen, by
Prussia.
There is severe panic on Change in
London and Paris, and the funds and securi.
ties are all materially depressed.
Napoleon presided at a special council of
ministers on the 3Oth, report says, to con
slider the Austrian proposition, that Austria
and Italy should simultaneously disarm.
One rumor says it was determined nj the
meeting to prevent Italy from taking the
aggressive and to insist on her acceptance of
the Austrian proposition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-05-19

V COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT un
oerstand that John Porter, as President of
the Convention, has certified to the State
Superintendent that Geo. W. Haupt did not
receive majority of votes, and was not
elected, in the face of his previons announce.
ment in the convention that he had received
majority and was elected. The question
now is, what are Mr.. Porter's contradictory
statements worth, in the face of the affida
Wits of the Secretary, and others, whose duty
it was 10 take an account of the votes, and
who shows that Mr.. Porter's certificate is
not true in fact 2
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calculation has just been concluded at
the Treasury Department showing that it
would take ten years to settle the accounts
oi M soldiers, should Congress pass bill equal
izing the bounties.
During the eighteen years that have
elapsed since the discovery of gold in Cali
i9rnia, the mines of the Pacific cost have
added one thousand millions of dollars TO
tue worlds stock of the precious metals.
A gay newsboy, ten years old. who had
read the papers, put his arm affectionately
around peanut girl at stand in Phiadei-
phia the other day, and deliberately kissed
her. Inc damsel had him arrested, and be
was locked up for six hours,
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Mrs. Davis at FORTRESS Monroe

n correspondent of tae New York Herald
gives the particulars of the arrival of Mrs.
Davis on visit to her husband, from which
we quote as follows:
Mrs JET. Davis arrived here this morning.
Her youngest child, sprghtly girl, twenty
months Old, coored man servant, possess
ing the stalwart form and fierce moustache
OF Russlan grcnadier, four trunks of i'm
mensely large proportions, and travelling
basket OF the largest pattern, bore her com.
pany. Upon landing, she went to the
Hygela Hotel, adjacent to the wharf, and
without stopping to clQnge hes travelling
dTtss, or even removing her bonnet, break
tasted and then sent message inside the
Tort, announcing her arrival and the permis
SION from President johnson she bore with
her to visit her husband. Meantime the
news OF her presence at the hotel spread
rapidly, and retinue of anxious persons
soon soon gathered about to get a look at her.
"4'h admirable impcrturbiity, not to say
an agreeable equanimity of ftemper- probably
1ue result, 20 some extent, OF past similar
experiences submitted to The painful
necessity OF being gaZcd at. Time that old
stern teacher OF wisdom, and uperripg reye.
la'oT OF TIE mntablities of earthly d,Eustias
az" "oihes' mas very sensibly CHANGED her
from the naughty and defiant woman She
was year ago. Her tone is more subdnrd
her manners more quiet and reserved, and
sue Goes not seek to shine AS respundentlv in
naSh'nS diamonds and costly laces. She has
much better lOOk-tle look of a ,ynn'"n
who has long borne The burden of grief nnd
waged war with conflicting doubts ard
hoPes. But poor student of physognomy
ne who aoes not still read in that face
ana the penetratiye glance of those ewes a
power OF Will and determination as strong
and pertinacions as life itself"