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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
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To Hon. Wn n. SsOard, SserstSTy Of State:
Sra; | have the honor TO inform you that
Macmillan left the city Of Mexico on Mos
day, the Esd, instant en- route for OriEaba.
This day acoEducta containing two million
ave hundred thousand dollars, hard silver
dollars, arrived here from the city Of Mexico.
There are now lone one thousand troops
Of the French expedition In this city, and |
AN informed that some two thousand more
are located on the road between 0riEAbA and
this city.
With much respect remain your most
obedisnt servant, E. II. SAuLIsIR.
Acting United Statea ConsuI.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

HFa- a. will veto every measure Of this
Radical Congress which lonss before me
.AFdysr johnson.
VIII you? Then you will have the salts.
faction OF seeing them passed over your veto.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
NEVADA.


REPUBLICAN, hAJoRlrr OHE THOUSAND.
SAY FRAScIsco, Nov. la Crson city de-
spatch says that the Union p'rty carried the
Nevada State election Yesterday By about
1000 majority.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
MICHIGAN.

DErRorr, Nov. s.-Thr Republican majority
In the S Ate, is 10 conceded, will be thirty
Ave thou sand. Z.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
KANSAS.
WISCONSIN.

CHlcAso, Nov. 8 From reliable returns re.
reived here, il iS estimated that the Republi-
can majority in Wisconsin win reach fully
thirty thousand.
MILWAUKEE,, November 1~s.-Republiean
majority on the congressional vote in this
State is not less than 10000. Gain OF over
lO5 per cent, on the vote OF 1864 The Leg
~islature standS-SenAte, az Republican, II
Democrats AsSrmbly-7O Republican, 30
Democrats.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

THE UNION FLAG has
The largest Circulation Of amy paper An
Upper East Tennessee.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-SiIty counties in this
State give a Republican majority OF 81, 1000,
q gain Of 5000 since 1864. The Legislature
stands as follows Senate, is Republicans to
0 Democrats House, 5s Republicans 10 q
Democrats.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
MASSACHUSBTTS

Two hundred and twelve towns show an
entire vote for Bullock, the Republican can
didate for Governor, Of sJ,2I3; Sweitzer, his
opponent, has received 1869 votes.
3ul.oek's majority in Boston will be over
ave thousand.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

Friday, November 10, 1869.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14
Costly Children.

Inc subjects of Queen Victoria have to m,
9early Tor the blessing Of maintaining lIm
! majesty and her numerous family Each -,
ana daughter has a handsome aljowauc. am,
whenever one OF them gets married. a biz dow
ry has to be voted by Parliament. The rrin~.
! ol W alcS has an enormous revenue Iii. ty,
sisters, who are married to German priur,..
got large marriage portions and have a yearl,
pension oi very heavy amount. The Prin
GT'S -Alice' when married to Prince Louis oI
ileS>e' received c5O.0no sterling and an auuu
l'y oi Io.0o0 atcrlmga year. The same amounts
are to be voted to the Princess Helena. wLn i
! soon To lac married to another needy G,.rn,,,,
WIN Il pnnccly title, but no princrlv estate
.fh annuity OF tl5,0OO Il year or three time,
tle salary OF the President OF the Gnitcd States.
Is also to be voted to Prince Alfred ON his com.
iLS ol age hen he gets married. he and
his wife will have additional sums voted fn
thclil, ana 10y the time all the sons and daurb-
ters OF the Queen are welded, they will cost
the public treasury, in addition to their large
marriage portions, at least half million dol
lar" year. The Queen grandchildren. y.
they grow up, will also have to be- provided
~, E ~ 'iiat therc Is Il pretty prospect of an in
ucnnltC increase in the amount raised hv tova-
uQIi 4i To SUPPORT the royal family in luxury.
tHc f.n2il>h are Il patient people and they
accept al these burdens with >,.Ir,,.Iv :, ,ni,r
muir. But some OF the more, cspcciallv thn,.
oi moderate means, must ask themselves, ~
tlhcS what they yet for thi, cnorlnn,I, ryrrn.
'Iture. AS parts Of the Goycrnncnt. th.,.
princes ana prInccS>cS are utterly Useless. The
most c, Sty member Of the royal family. nrv,
To- the Queen herself, is The Prince of WaI.t
"HoIc revenues are several millions. Butwb,t
mas ne tI.r rdunc for the adyautag,. Of EuoI.,,,j1
Has he ever received any training in ~ttt,,
h3nHillo That Will tit him !or the duties Of SOY
G,rI@Hty that will one day dcyolv,. u,,on HIM
nave the millions expended on HIM ula,I,. him
i "eL-r'ad' scholarly gentcman who know,
history, or the Constitution Of Engltnd2 /,
ne an! ihlhg more than good looking. loh.ra-
bly wcil-behavcd man, who is fond Of .,onI nv
!h"' riding, shooting, going to race, and yi>it.
ihs the theatre? y paragraph in London
paper the other day, rccountinr the exhibits of
MS loyal lllGhnc,s, stated the impurtant fact
that he had baEgcd 2G,UOU head of game ,Iur-
lhg the past season. No one has ever heard of
any more important business performed bytbr
her to the THRONE than this enormous ,!augb.
Ter OF game. The millions that he ha, cost the
nation have Won for him no higher distinction
nan that OF being good shot, a good rider
'nd 4 6oH r"T,nt generally But the ENGLISH /
'G9ple Seen to think this is all that is needed I
Ind they congratulate themselves than tL. /
rlnce OF Wales is not wicked and protli,.tr
: was the last Prince of Wales with wbi,h
hey were blessed -IILil BuUst;,
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14
WHOLE NO. COG

~, y H"I TIIERN llrT AT TIE "YANKEEs. -
he Petersburg Nirginia) htdcr, stirred up
ny the observation that Samuel Adams had =
larger share than Thomas Jefferson in brino-
!!l9 "H the Rc|oIutIon, indulge, in the follow
M strain OF irony, which ha, the element of
l"l III H-ah ingredient not often found in
II"GIhefii outbreaks, against the North. IftLc
'I'I" WI" """! bca, amusing. the most bipOt-
:" :. L"o>N1n"'t oi the l'urltano viii say to it =
. UI th. same >,,r - a. 4ii'lc
ouf pIi'a(e opinion and heirfi, that there
a. are authentic documents now in the library ~
Noiic&"--"r thcy VIII be- thcr. when u,rI,.I
70 PROV" that Bunker Hi Monument marx.
The sight OF Babylon the Mighty that C,rrL.,r,,
%AI Il" more or less than PoItaId O,triIun
-Nalant-that Boston, in fact was Athens
ImIla' ~ lloiner was Professor of belle, lctt!t.> at
Harvard, and PatnoruS Il amcInl..nrtl.t',n,s
bridge Yacht Club; that Pri..ian t,,,,Lt =
Grammar school at Montpelier. and Arh;mr-
oeS was a private tutor of chemistry in Con-
cotu th3t ~. ictcr was a Cape Cod fisher.
man, and It. Matthew L collector nt the jut,.r-
H' revenue ut StonIngton that l'hiiia, owned
br0Wn>tonc quarry in Maine. and So.at,a
founded the IH!"'ir -N2athLv; that Academia
was the walk under the ycw trees at New IIa-
ven ana the Colossus OF Rhodes a s!arur which
SSiIu'I rom Nantucket to MaGtht', inryard
, J'',''''''i lN'Nh i al tlldt tlt of the
over OF Babel and the tonnrrticllt riv,r van
ihE"u@h Paradise that Stonington i, tb,. .it,.
81 Tyre. and Mcrrimac t;l~. color, the Jvn, tI9t
nide that city famous that the oi Tlu,,l. Of
i!laha at iphc>uS was not burned but !, nov
fanrul Hall. and that lIrrodotl.> and Wendell
ihlilllN were the same persons that In. t:,|Lr
% E"nolu> and hi, brother being >uchL.d hv
"oI yi"pHSl arose from the cirllIu,t,nr,
mat Their mother wa> the fir,t N,rIuop,tor Who
In"l"d her dr'.>-c>: that Mercury w1> tLr an
cent (., maine Of Ben Butler, family. and that
IKE everything else in New E.ngiand IN. fami,
y hai gone on pcrccting itself ilnu! The start
mat the sun shines six hours u n diem NOR. nn
mat favored pot than on any other h.tw,,.n
the poles and that Noah tauil, were, 80 n,ucL
tated at an alliance with the Webster. ~.
Massachusetts that they rot up dirtj,uarv ~
Gohinrlhoratr that fact that st. Patrick was
head centre Of Fcnian circle in Bangor onJ
-. Andrew kepi a di>tiIlcry in Lowell. ami
nIltIIy that tn" millennium will begin in Bn,tun
ana VIII not be allowed to extend beyond ~
limits, except by two-third vote Of the INK.
payers OF that heavenly city. excluding all whn
nave at any time III their most secret thoupLts
, EXPRESSED p a doubt Of the Iropricty Of hanging
jeh. Davis and General Lee on Il sour annIe
tree.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

>. \ strange story is told of two sisters at B,r-
mn; About three years ago one ot thc>, Young
ladies was engaged to he married. hut ON the
bridal morning became 80 i'll that >hc could NOT
possibly 20 to the church The bridegroom
wa,a desirable one, and was Il fish who. it seems,
had not been easily hookcd There was. there,
fore, great danger in delay, so instead Of post
p"nlng the marriage the second sister covering
herself with long veil, pcr>onatcd the first,
and duly went through the ceremony The
moment it was over She transferred tbc LrijaI
dress AMI ornaments to her sister. who in Lnr
Innocence, was thus considered to Laye MI
proper claim to this husband She had marr;rJ
by proxy. 1t is only recently that a discovery
has been made Of the real facts, and proceed
ihE| are to be taken not only in the civil but
IN the criminal courts of Berlin. '''
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14
p O EFT II Y.
Popping the Question.

O'what a shocking thing indeed!
O.! what stupid fashion!
That when woman falls in love.
She may not breathe her passion;
As though she could not make as well
The ncedlul declaration
Tnat she intends to make with Miss"
y final separation:
And could not just as well present
The thrilling, sweet proposal,
That she would lihe to give herself
10 llymcn's blest disposal;
Or, to be more explicit e'en,
And save my readers trouble.
That she intends to change herself
Her single self--to double.
To think a woman could not saw.
" | love you more, my Harry,
Than all the world--excspt myself;
Dear, would you like to marry?
jim wants me, but don't want him;
Consider what you utter
Because, my heart you ssc, you see,
Is in dreadful tIutter."
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

SMART DoG;-I'he town of Astoria. OREGON
can boast OF the smartcst dog that ha, brrn
heard from lately, il Van Duscn tells tIr truth tI
IN relation to the doings of his canine Whiln
visiting iiamock Beach this summer the Jnv
was troubi ed very much with hea,. and hgd Lr.
come tired OF scratching. He was discovered
one I. day hunting around the house for some
thing and fnally picked up piece of loose
SOFT cotton batting, and started of for ,he beach
with the cotton sticking out ofhis mouth. lie
went to the water slowly backing down into it,
and holding his head up So As To- keen tLn rot'
ton dry The heas started for his head rs the
dog kept backing into the water, and finally
there was but the cotton out ofthc water when
suddenly cotton disappeared, and the dog made
hls appearance minus cotton and heaS The
cotton was picked out of the water and was
found actually alive with tiea>. Van SAYS he
saw the dog do itso it must be 50.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

One SECRET OF Lose LlFE-In Magburglc
in Germany, learned man, DIR. julius FiSch-
weller, recently died at the old age of one hun
drcd and nine years. In his will he left the
following statement = That his great age is
entirely to be ascribcd to his constant habit of
sleeping with his head towards the North and
the rest Of his body in a direction coincidng as
closely as possible with that of the meridian
that is, with his heels to the South. From
pcrSTstlng In this habit the learned doctor con
Sldcrcd that the iron contained in our system.
finding itself in the direction of the magnetic
currents which are constantly flowing over the
surface of the globe towards the North pole,
becomes magnctizcd, and thus increases the
energy of the vital principal" " This may APP
pear tanciiul to some people, and may not be
strictly true to the extent the Doctor puts it,
but there is a great deal in the subject of hu
man magnetism and polarity worthy Of the at
tcntion of scientific men.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14
MUSCULAR Power OF INSECT

MUSCULAR POWER OF INSECTS. &c AS
strong as horse, is one Of our popular modes
Of comparison; but the strength of horse is
feeble, compared with that Of some Insects
"A horse, in average condition, has tractile or
drawing power of rather less than seyen-tenths
of his own weight, but there are insects among
our common beetles thut have a muscular now.
er that enables them to draw fourteen times
the weight Of their own bodies.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14
4 RELIC Mt lnu,, .i,,,., :, I,,... :,

, :, a KELIc,-Not long since large pork and
butter merchant on street had = Larr.
IRON, cal->hapcd machine ON the .iirwalk
IN front OF his store. Some one. unknown to
the proprietor, labeled 1t, Torpedo taken
from the harbor Of Charleston =" Of course a
large crowd was assembled around it every day,
and various >pcculations entertained in regard
t" ITS destructive power, etc onr saving il
might he loaded, and the sun driving the pow
der cause 1t to explode, another, pointing out
to a friend the magazine. touch hnlc. ere os
he had seen them. and knew all about en-"
N last the owner one night took OF the label.
and replaced it with This Lard Press for
Sale, which was what the machine really
waS-an instrument to press lard into cans
he usual crowd was there in the morning. but
dId not stay long. as thcir curiosity WAS easily
satisfied 1t is now impossible t. lind a man
who ever went to see the Great TolI,cdo.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

THE PULsE The number of beats of the
pulse per minute varies at different ages, be-
ing greater in childhood than in old age. and
from 10 to ID beats per minute greater in the
female than the male. In the newly born in
tant the number Of beats per minute is from
l30 to 40 i'll the first year Il5 to 1870; second
year, 100 to $50; third year, 90 to 100; seventh
year, 50 to 90 thirteenth year, so to 85 man
hood, 10 to 80; old age, 50 to G5
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

IMPLEMENTS IN SPEEcH--An interesting
paper recently read before the French AcademY
OF Medicine, shows that impcdiments in speecb
are very often caused by the adhesion of Ger.
tam portions of the front of the brain to the
skull ~ tiie
CURE OF CoNSUMPuoN-Raw mutton or
Deei' gwen IN conjunction with diluted alcohol
IN small doses, is now used in the treatment Of
EFFECT OF HONEY ON PILLS. empIov.
ment OF honey IN preparing pills is recommend.
eu' as II keeps them soft and assists their sciu
= W nat paper has the largest circulation P
Counterfeit 6fty-cent currency.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

Meerschaum is made on a large scale by satu.
rating carbonate of magncsia in sicate of soda
or soluble glass--care in selecting good quail
ty Of magnesia and slicate being the only re.
quisite for success. The profits are immense.
A pipe made Of the " foam Of the sea, as sm0-
kers verify believe, costs for material about five
cents, leaving the balance for labor.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14
"Thrcc-FOurIh> of the Crimexo

Ohc oil our Grand Jurors, in a recent nrr.
sentiment, traces thrcc-tourthS oc the crime.
committed to the lmmOderatG use of intoyicat
| ing liquors. his is indeed serious record
Dut IL only tells part Of the evils of all kind,
Wnlrn follows IN the train of mtcmperancr. -
Crimlnal courts and prisons are full ofwarlyinp
on the subject. But We must GO farther and
VISIT hospitals and lunatic asyums, and aims
houses, and charitable iuStit ltiuns of all kinds
To learn the numerous diseases of body am,
mind, the physical and moral degradation a~
SUNNI" all forms and coors of the victim, ol
mtcmperance. Genius beauty. vracrS ofbody
and mind, high station, sccrc,. and h,,ur>t re-.
Ilislou> professions have all in turn welded to
The temptation OF the intoxicating bowl and
nave fallen dlStirurcd, and di>graccd. into i" the
slough OF despond, with loss of all the bet
ter traits of humanity. They who once walked
the earth little lower than the angles have
sunk below the british swine
hat shall be done to pr luce an chb in
WIn"-SprrIiing flow of ntemprran,.e which
threat'n t. sap the pillars of the State? Pas
sing over the consideration oi other means. We
would say that much might hc ACCOMPLISHED
by the earnest teachings of the phySiologiSt
and hygciSt, which would show that intoxicat-
ing drinks are especially pernicious to the
young and those just reaching manhood and
that the habtual use of these drinks even in
what is called moderation places the drinker
IN imminent danger OF becoming a confirmed
drunkard. Society will find much more Ger
tam protection than III reprcssivc law. by in
; plrlh@ It's members with that moral furtitudc.
the result OF suitable incalculation and exam
pie. which will enable them to strive against
the formation Of such habits and to shun all
.-IRld Ltt{ger.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

Mnce pies, called in the time Of Queen
Elizabeth minced pies, and to this dsy in
Scotland "munched pies, formed very i'm
portant item in Christmas bill offare. They
were originally made in the shape of a erutck
or cradle, to typity the manger Of Bethlehem.
The facIlc ocean covers seventy eight mil
lions OF miles the Atlantic twenty five mil
lions.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

Inc great popularity ol our article has be4u t,oJ
Il'uhcciAeht te certain ImIIaturs 10 manuiac
'ure ana advertise Raw Bone Phus2hates," hume
perry We viii STATE G r the Ilnrma,i,D ol All I'M
we are me exclusive manufacturers Of this arlIc,-
me ot,gnai and sole propretors OF ,t-havInc been
.iialiacIured ny us Tor period of twelve years Al
- sa' II IS covered by several letters patent held on
~ by ourselves '' ""
we are 40" rr1dy to supply IN large qu1niillcs-
having maze recent additions ami improvements,
eNsei" drawing htcen feet OF water rau load dlrecl
rom NE "iartes VI The works. which are located nj
tie io'i oi M1rrls Stree Delaware River. We call
'na a'ehtIoh "i Dealers 10 Tins great advantage
lhe present indicate ar. that wc stall have n
greatly increased dem md over last spr,ng and rn
h'S ana We -4ViSe Farmers L, semi ia rlr ,,i.rs lt,
neH respective Dealers at early day. that al ma,
be supplied promptly.
soliciting your continued orders
We remain.
Yours very truly.
BAItiII & Sons.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

CASTING OUT DEVIIS.-We have a friend
a Methodist preacher and Jolly fellow he is.
! lie has large muscular frame, with corpulcncc
to correspond has huge hand, with a pow
ertul grlp-save us from giving him serious Of
fence II he We're Il common sinner has mex
hauStible vitality, and would not be over-dcl-
cate in perpetrating joke, even il it should be
little rough, and has withal LONELINESS
which his complexion does not greatly relieve.
This friend of ours is an earnest worker. and
has well earned reputation as Il revvalist. -
Some years ago he was holding a meeting at
which quite an interest was awakened \ mum
Der OF persons had come to the mourner's seat,
and some had been converted One evening
group, consisting Of two or three Young men
and "a many young ladies. were present, whose
object III coming was to have merrimsnt Our
TREND the minister having noticed their ma
nGuvres tor Il while, and thinking it was time
they We're checked, found his way to them. and
addressing himself to the young men, kindly
requested them to observe The decorum befitt-
ing the place. One of them, whose IDEAS of
p9IitcncsS were hardly up to the mark, ventur-
ed III rather ungraclous manner to reply that
they " had understood that miracles were work |
ed there, and they had come to sec some per-
formed. Upon this our robust friend, the |
minister, cody took the young man by the |
coat collar, deliberately led him down the aisle,
and, opening the door, without further cere-
mony landed him outside, quietly relnarklng,
We do not work miracles here, but We cast
out devils -
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

Mrs. Miriam Meridith, a Catholic devotee
and philanthropist, died at ST. Louis ON the
22d. In her youth she married, but on leay-
ing the church the bridegroom mysteriously
disappeared and was never heard of after
wards. For weeks, months and years she watch
.ed and waited for the return of her idol, but
he never cnne. She then Withdrew from the
gaieties Of the world aud devoted herself to
charitable work.
Smyrna times., 1866-03-14

Many curious and interesting things might
DC SAID concerning the history of numerical
characters used IN ancient and modern times ;
pu'' NOT TO prolong tins article, they must be
reserved Tor some future occasion
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
THE PROGRESSIVE Age,

Slavery mas been abolished Free
dom proclaimed throughout the land
The tide Of industry and education is
fast sweeping away the barriers that
impede our national progress. Igno-
rance and snperstition-war and its
dire calamities, are fast disappearing
before the march Of civilization and
enlightenment. The colored citizens
of America now bid fair to become a
people Of wealth, intelligence and re-
finement. The Testimony Bill has
passed in our Legislature and is now
a law. Schools bills for the benefit of
colored children are now before Con
gress, and those in want Of Provisions,
Cheap Groceries, dc, DC, will do
well to call on William Sumner, Cap
itol Avenue, between Cherry and Col
lege streets
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

MOUNT ZION CHURcH-W est JEFF
ferson street-Rev Jordan Brans-
ford, Pastor. Sabbath Schools
o'clock, An Preaching II o'clock
A. NJ, and 3 o'clock, PM
CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Vine street,
below Line-Rev. Ransom Harris,
Pastor. Sabbath. Schools o'clock,
An. Preaching-lI.e'cloek A. NJ. ;
3 O'Clock, r. NJ, and Z clock, P. M.
OLD BAPTIST CHUReH South W est
Nashville-Rey. Saml Childress, Pas
tor-Sabbath School, O clock, A. NJ.
Preaching III o'clock, AM, and 7
O'clock, n II + H. /, 4 IN ~
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31
CoNsoIING no LOVERS OF PoRK-Th,

CoNsoIING no Lovers OF PoRK.-The
actual existence of trichina in pork is
confined, it is claimed, to very small
4 GistrictSin the Hartz Mountains, in Ger
many, and that fact demonstrates it to
be the result ofsome local cause. The
only fatal cases are among those people
Of that district who eat the pork raw
and uncured. 1t is demonstrable that
the presence Of trichinse in the pork is
= disease affecting the general health of
the animal, and that it is as inn
possible to cure and preserve dis
eased pork as it is to preserve and cure
fish that have begun to decay. No hu-
man ingenuity, it Is asserted, can cure
any pork that is diseased by the pres
once Of trichina, or otherwise, before
killing. Any pork that has been cured
ana will pass an ordinary inspection BY
an intelligent person., may be, relied
upon rs having been free from disease,
whether from trichinn or other causes,
/ before killing. Ha2
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31

land of liberty; and daily we see men
who have claims against the Govern
ment and. know not how to obtain the
cash. We will give them advice
(gratis that will insure them speedy
settlement Of their claims. By $ap-
plying to John O'Neill, Claim Agent,
you will secure your money, and
transact your business with genie
man of honor and integrity. See adj
vertisement. a
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-31

MINIATURES GIRLS ON A LARK.-The
Milwaukee Wisconsin of Wednesday
says: Last evening Lieut.. kendrick, of
the police force met couple of bows
who attracted his attention. Upon
speaking to them he discovered that
they did not belong to the sex whose
habiliments they had adopted, but were
females. Lieut.. X. told them they must
90 with him, when both commenced
crying, and begged to be allowed to 90
home. He took them to the chiefs office,
and the frightened girls told their names
and what had brought them out at such
time and in such a way. They belong
TO most respectable families in the city
are young and romantic. Each has
an attendant in the way of young
man, but took the notion that it would
relieve their minds if they could see
how their loved ones spent their time.
Accordingly arrayed themselves in the
clothing Of their brothers, they started
out to take walk down by the Newhall
House, but very fortunately were met
br Lieutenant Kendrick, who took them
home to their parents.