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VOL. XXXIV. .h.f5hrr0
A Young Minister Esugged Against
Hts WiH-Eae Gets lHlad, and Goes
Home to Tell His Mother.
[From the LouisHille Courier.l

lrroU the LOulSVlllo OOurler.l
A most ludierous scene transpired in a
place not a thousand miles from the city Of
Louisville, one night last week. which,
though little annoying to the parties i'm
mediately concerned, was yet so innocent
and funny that we cannot refrain from
giving the general outlines, SURPRISING
names. of course. = AsS.4 t4eA I s-A.1 =
Two sprightly and beautiful young la
di, were visiting fheir cousin. another
sprightly and beautiful young lady, who,
like her guests. was Of that happy age
which turns everything into fun and mer-
riment,. If the truth were told, we fear
that we should have to record the fact chat
these three misses were just a little bit fast.
They were, fond of practical jokes, and
were continually playing all sorts of mad
prapks "ith each other. All three occu-
pied room on the ground floor, and cud-
died up together in one bed. 1890 sy47
Two of the oung ladies attended party
on the night In question, aud did not get
home until halt past u O'Clock at night.
AS it was late. they concluded not to dis
turb the household, so they quietly stepped
into their room through the low open win
dow ~sof-zilidf '7e7 7s1 70 ~ sbssi 'F9ti
In about half an hour after they had left
forth party young Methodist minister
called at the h"use where they were stay
ing and craved a nights lodging, which ot
course was cheerfulys granted As minis
the ol,l 'isdv -nut shimrto sler1,,i in she hest
room. and the Young lady sfFannie) who
had not gone to the party was entrusted
with the duty of sitting up for the absent
ones and of Informing them of the change
of rooms. She took up her post in the
parlor and as the night was sultry, sleep
0yercame her and she departed on an ex-
cursion, to the land of dreams. - -,
We will now return to the Young ladies
who had gone into Their, room through the
window. BY the dim light of the moon
tai s, the young ladies were enabled to
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- AaE n - =
MARIETTA; Washington county, Saturday, Sept.
18th, with Judge Thurman. = iil pI 2 1fifl II
ATHENS. Athensicounty. Monday. Sept. 18th. with
CHlllhLJC0THE. Hi Ross county. Tuesday, Sept. l7th,
With Frank II. Hurd and Van Trump. - -,.5,
10y, LAND, Clermont county. Thursday. Sept.
18th. with Hurd and Van Trump.
MIJJtgLEESSBURe, IL Holmes county. Tuesday. Sept
MT, VERNON, Knox county. Thursday. Sept
25th. with Judge thurman. flffiim iilt lfIj
Hon Frank. III. EHurd's Appoint
yIi 10 a1ov ments.s s7sH sroifEias s9I
LIMA. Allen M county. Tuesday, August 18th. with
FINppLAY. aanc2ck county, Thursday. August
18th. with Geo. II, Pend Teton. % "
FRES9NI 1S lt Sa1dRsky y es9p1y Saturday August
DELAW ARE, Delawsre county, Tuesday, August
Goth, with Judge Ranney. .7asi'n raalJ yTis3T
MARYSVILLE. Union county, Wednesday. Aug.
2lst, with j udge RanEey. rfr-fIe hig0ti, sssrGu
6kEENH1kE, Darke county. Thursday; August
ed. with Judge Thurman. II -Tf3 T., .ii1- -1Ir
Judge Thurman. NJ '79''l =-''9-' u - -'''' II
SIDNEY, Shelby county. Saturday August Gath.
with Judge Thurman. ~ - 1,I-IT - -.
Aug. 96th, with Judge Thurman N7J 'iE2iiif''l
GRLINA. Mercsr county. Tuesday. August a7th.
with Judge Thurman. &c.: --f :, t..-.--
HAMILTON, Butler county, Tuesday, Sept. 3D.
g with Pendleton and Crtchfeld. 90 j 5-l1iifIi
DAYTON. Montgomery county, Wednesday, Sept.
4th. with Pendleton and Critchfeld.
LONDON. Madis. n county! Friday. Sept. eth. with
nPeedetln aud Vritehfeld; yToll OF ssw lIc .
viii CO.. Geo. AP'as asSoaP SSSR.y Sept 'ofh
GE0RGETOWN. Brown county, Wednesday,
| Sep lith. with Col. McCook.--:-, .-, ~, -,
BATAVIA, Clermont county, Thursday, Sept. 18th.
with Col. MeCook. .1-'7 +, 10 ? Jtl1 s'rD 1s-W
| GIN OINNATI. Hamilton county, Friday lEye }
| Sept. 18th. with Col. McCook. ..
C0LUM MRUS, Franklin county. Saturday (Eve)
| Sept. 14th. with Col. McCook. ; SIT . -liiTa
| CHlLL1G0THE, foss county. Tuesday. Sept. 18th
| with Pendleton and Van Trump.
/ EOVELAND, 0iermont county, Thursday, Sept.
18th. with T, ndl, ton and Van Trump. 2ciob
Democratic County Central Committees
in the respective counties will please i'm
mediately1 adopt measures whereby large
meetings will be secured for the speakers
Democratic papers will confer a favor by
publishing these appointments. ,,aa -.ss
-..e- ...-t JOHN G. THOMPSON,
| -.fa q, 44. ,,t- e.-...,.,-a Chairman.
r.. R. ESHFIMAN SecfV
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Paving Notice.
To all aoEona tt may coRcer,s: '.t1 .laI
--.i!iEa 9g CITY CLERKS OFFICE, ,
GOIUMRTTS n lima 1851

To all aeNona It may concern:,. 'it1 ,lag 81
--.i!iH-s aW CITY CLERKS OFFICE, D s
..c.7 ..fs 4- COLUMBus, o., June 25. 1871 q
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
Instituted in the City Council Of Columbus. for
Paving the IN saved Sidewalks on Cherry street
from Front street to Fair alleE. south side lio5
Also, for grading and paving the unpaved ride
walks. tiers nd crossings and eraveling theroad-
way OF the alley west of the market house from
Rich street to Town street
Also, for grading and paving the unraved side.
walks, cutters and crossings on the west side Of
Sixth street from Rich street to Town street. =
Akosto grade and quit, upon the south side Of
est Friend street from the Canal to the west line
Of lot No. Al in Buttles & Comstoek's addition. IT'S
Also: for paving the unpsyed sidewalks on the
Friend street. 7IfiFisi1t" I" I1DERJ
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared the City Civil Eng neer
and filed in the rffce Of the City Clerk. f.iF
All persons claiming damages account. of said
proposed improyenents are required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk in writing on or
before the Eighth day of August, A. ID. 1867.
.gt 10 !LIE-- s--ll,ly SI1t L. f. WILSON, ftl
iune7- e7-d1taw4w City Clerk.
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ssor,, ,svs q 60 ,, a.. ~, =, .,<,,,t 90 ~, =
= ss,ss..,, go =, si.s
psSM Ane iiut = iseasstn ese'a.u SHOWN
as t.the black ddeath.n Mr. G. N. WOOL
I.sy a snrr,ueons writes to the Londoa Times
~,
.7.s osses Z. .>s'H's 7~ ""io" ne
has seen In Epgland s., e9ka saRHa
"The village of Bardney, in Lincoln
shire, about nine miles. from the town OF
Lincoln. was IN January last visited with
an attack of a disease very closely resem-
bling that of the new black death, as it is
called. 1t may be interestin 4to some of our
rrar3ers. and instr,Ierive to ro,h, rsL sto-uiva
some details of the attack. Verv early
in january we-were startled lby,the sudden
AND n u3expected death of some of the mar
is. ,ioners land although was NOT the med
ical attetdent of those who died. IL was
CLEAR. If, only a Ia art of that which was said
about tile complaint were true. that the dis,
ease was ont. Of no, ordinary ,dcscrjntion.
of This soon had satjstaetorv proof. 80
a stout. healthy man. who, works In a
brickvard adjoining nv residence, came 10
me- one sffernoou com mDlaining of sickness
and intolerablt fea ache. / gave him some
sfm,,Ie rrmedy. and the next morning he
res,,n,, work bl1t abor,t o'clock IS, M
he Staggered into NV surgery cornpiai inc
of Sickness. acute pain II, the head {thts
6ack narrY. and cotnniete Anrostrafiof5 o. I
found mis- pulste weak and verv FREQUENT.
the mn nj f.,ot,tracrssd ahe skin moi.r and
hatSed in nsrsn;rat;on h;Iinns vnm,t5,1g
and ne com blamed of most frivbtfnI main
In fhts7 head z H,.l was SENT home and fnuf
mo : warn, hoJ and snch ramadies us.d
- a,,,ad . - 40 to the case saw nj m
;snssf. div and in fhe nioht he became
d.iiriousEa, low 7mntteri,g delirium. In
the morning he was covered with a purple
eruption. the weakness intel Sc. and every
slmptom of approaching collapse.
. p,,,-arf,,i cti,n,,I,.n n - ,f,are odninietorad
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. AnlUnexpect d Answer.

.Col.,e Stokes, ,Brownlow's second best
on the stump in blarkguardism, was re-
Gently addressing large crowd Of darkies
in Tennessee upon the merits OF himself,
and his master the ParsOn, aud denouneing
the wicked slave masters and seeessionists.
Said he, during the course of his remarks !:
..Ah, my colored hearers, did you ever re-
ceive the lash?'' Thinking that Stokes
wanted information, negro replied:
Yes, rgol v, massa Stokes you gi6 dis
chile lots -ob itzwhen he worked on youh
plantation near Liberty" Stokes subsidized.
He coulfn'r stand tue pressure" of the
.guftaep that rose and the ivory that glist-
eued. .c--
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= No Republicans Government in
d. .Ge1sIT 70 ei-l Ohin.| 100 I7ifla 10 i0g

% We copy the above from the first days
proceedings of the present session of tine
"Rump:" sd' ig'll - . ''agel- - ,asi
r.Sumner again spoke against Mr.. An
thongs resoluti N, and urged the passage
OF the Stuff age bill TO carry equal rights
into Mar, la d, Kentucky COnnecticut
Pennsy iyania,g and Ohio and other States.
1t ssas useless TO assert there toas a republican
form of gouer1smeTt solsere suffrage toqs denied
10 men on account of color. a., iar n, ~
= We shall DOt be surprised to hear of these
fellows extending the provisions Of their
despotism bill and appointing a tyrant for
Ohio. We can assure Mr.. Sumner, how
ever, and his brother lunatirs, that Nero
Suffrage aciU neper be established in Ohio By
action Of Congress. If The people O. the
State establish IL, we have no objections to
urge, but thrnsting thing so obnoxious
upon, the spirited and powerful people of
the Buckeye State, by the lawIess edict of
a mob. will be another thing TO cramming
6by force down the throats OF brokeliL
spirited and helpless people pinned to the
earth by bayonets. We'think Ohio pluck
Is equal to tie frantic energy of q crazy
Congress &C Chilltcothe Advertiser. ri Ene 4
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q A Case for eaen. swayne..

A short time ago a white man, elected a
member OF the Common Council of the
city of Mobile, declined to serve as mem-
Der of said Council, and Gen. Swayne, see-
punishment to the city, TO fill his place by
the appointment of a negro. fl5t +. saE
Now, a similar case having occurred in
the Radical ranks of OHIO, by Sam. Gallo
way refusing to accept the nomination. of
Lieutenant Governor on the Negro Suf-
frage ticket. We propose that Phil. Sheridan
reconstruct the ticket, and punish the Ohio
Radicals for the contumacious conduct of
Galloway, by putting Langston, the dusky
saint of Oberlin, on it.-Hdncock Courier.
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SMueGLlEG still continues along the Ca-
madam b rdert The detectives there re-
port that many apparently honest citizens,
living along the .borderesl ave been extern
sivell engaged In sml gglin for several
months past, by which mean they have
defrauded the GoYernm. Mt out of thou
sands of dollars.I asL .}ye7is Faa.-. . ~ .+,q
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Hon. C. L. VaiIandigham's Ap
POintments, 3t 90 q

COLUMBUS. Saturday (EveJ. Aug. a4th. g
LOCUST G6OVE, Adams county, Wednesday,
Sept 4th, with Gen. Durbiu Ward "f EHHf
HrLLSBoRO. Highland county. Thursday. Sept.
5th, with Gen. Ward1 a-i-..deZa adJ ii11u
FAYETTEV LIE, Brown county, Friday. Sept.
9Th. with Gen. Ward; Issf sE1 sH 'rn.t
URBANA. Champaign county: Monday. Sept. eth.
with Hon. J, Frank Mckinney --7 l,it.--..s
WOODSFIELD. Monroe county, Thursiay y, Sept.
12th with Pendletop and Tnurman.
LOUDONyILLE.. !. Ashland county, Saturday. Sept.
I4th, with Hon. T. j. Kenney. "a 3" h-Jo0l
KENT0N. hardin. county. Tuesday. Sept. nth,
OTTUWA, Putnam county. Thursday. Sept. 18th,
with Hon. I. j. Kenney. eli st M d .va-f
UPPER SANDUSKY. Wyandot county. Friday.
Sept. Goth, with Thurman and Morgan. ~.
NEW MIDDLE TON. Mahuning county. CTime to
be fixed hereafter., ---75 ~ "a - ----
Col. Geo. w. rDIcCOok's Appoint
son sf.u7s4r ral ments.3d ngTv .sfgei TO.
MANSFIELD, Tuesday. August eth. with Hon. R.
WOOSTER. Wednesday. August 7th. with Hon. R.
r. Ranney. gcfi HlfB -iE.ilsIL 5.sairr Ha II
ALLIANCE. Thursday, Angus 9Th. with Hon. R.. P.
NEW PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, August 10th,
with lion. R. P kanney. ~ ,.,.1+,'':..-'
PQMER0Y. Tuesday. September Sd, with Col. o.
F. Moore and DR.. K, E. ] nes.- q 3 -''"'- + %
GALLtPOLIS, Wednesday, September 4th, with
Col y. +. Moore and DIR. Z. Z, Jones.
IRQNT0N, Friday, September 9Th. with Col. Q,
Moore and DR.. X. Il. Jones. ~" ''- %
PORTSMOUTH, Saturday evening" September 7th,
with Col. 0. +. Moore and DR.. r. E.. JOnes.p 10
WEST UNION, Tuesday, September 10th, with
Hon. Frank H. Hurd. "a bnf7usb ai1 ~ lisiF
GEoRGEToWN. Wednesday. September IIth.
with Hon. Frank II. Hurd.s 4TG+rl- i--a. j 9r.:.@
BATAVIA, Thursday. September 18th. with Hon.
Fraak a., Hurd. s-a.. IN .fTu-- ind '.',....
CINCINNATI, FRIDAY evening. September 18th
with Hon. Frank H. Hurd.
COLUMBUS Saturday evening September l4th,
with Hon. Frank II. ,Hurd. ' 'fl- ',-l
Hon. Geo. III. PendletOn's Appoint-
11 Jlt-11 iis tasG ments. l--tflP.- T. 10 IL
LIMA, Allen county. Tuesday. Aug. 18th, with
FINDLAY. Hancock county, Thursday, Aug. 18th.
d with Frank H. Hurd.T ID gni-'fnr i 4I-5T
FREMONT, Ssudnsky county, Saturday. Aug. nth.
TOLEDO, Lucas county Monday Cevenine). Aug.
18th. ---z-----------
NAPOLEON, Henry county, W ednesday, Aug. 2Ist.
with Hon. l.. B. Critchfeid. ~ = ~ ~ Z =
DEFIANCE, Defiance county Thursday ing e2d
with Hon. T.. R. Critchfeld. Il fti -TI2''d =
BtjCYRU5, Crawford county, Saturday, Aug. 21th.
: with Hon u. R. Oritchfeld.v or b Il 30 80
HAMILTON, Butler county. Tuesday, Sent. Cd.
with Hufd and Critehfeld. 1goy, e,rf-'a -
DAYTON, Montgomery county. w Wednesday, Sept.
4th with Hard and Critchheld "l H'5773'
LONDON Madison county, Friday. Sept. 6th with
Hurd and Critchfeid.
COLUMBUS, Franklincounty, Saturday (eyening),
Sept l7th. gEfiI;b Esfut 10 gaol.s .riru -l.s
ST. c. 4AIRSVILLE. Belmont county. Tuesday,
: Sept. 10TH with Judge Thurman.
WOODSFIELD. Monroe county, Thursday Sept.
% 18th, with Thurman and V Vallahdisham. ~ -F
-
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The Democracy Of Knox copn ty have
recommended Hon.-C- II. Scribner for
the State Senate.l He is oneo the best
lawyers in the State, an eloquent speaker.
athorough Democrat and an accomplished
gentIeInap.-zlNel elsek Advocdte.aJ 's5aada79V
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A CONTROVERSY AMONG FRENcH FRI

A CONTROVERSY AMONG FRENcH FREE
MAsoNs.-At the recent annual meeting of
the French Freemasons the question was
raised whether or not the use of the tormu-
la Ito the glory of the great Architect of
UniVerse.n was to be held obligatory in all
cases. NM. Parrot Duclas aud Eug ne
Prlletan favored the widest liberty of con-
science, and thought that Freemasonry
should not seem to com NIT itself to the sn.
On the other side, NM. Garrison and Her
mite favored loyal adherence to the ira
ditions. At the same time, in the opinion
OF the former, there was nothing in the
phrase to exclude or embarrass an atheist.
The debate was warm. and resulted ih
the retention of the formula, by a vote of
one hundred against sixty-seyen. g -.
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PROPOSEDAMENDM MENT
TO THE
CON STLTUTION!

lp5 THE STATE OF OHIO, -i --- ''' -
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.} .-cEpft
i, Villa Henry Smith, Secretary of State of the
State of Ohio do hereby certify that the following
is true copy of ajoint resolution, passed by the
General Assembly Of the State of Ohio, on the 9Th
day If April A. d 1857, aken from the original rolls
on file in this Office. e.7-,-tEE. -...;.-, ..=.,lr.
In testimony whereof, 7 have hereunto subscribed
.-ssssE my name and affixed the Great Seal Of the
lL.s,l State Of Ohio, at Columbus. the sth day
III ~ 7T7711I ~ LILLIAN HENRY SMITH, Q 4 4
Secretary of State.
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THE Constitutional y MON, of Washington
city, reports thatia Runic inseripti N has
been discovered near the Great Fails in, the
Potomac that it records the death of an
Icelandic woman, named Suasu, who died
in slQ5l that the discovery proves the.visit
of the Northmen to our shores five centu-
ries before the time of Columbus, and that
they made explorations inland. : IL is. also
stated that, fragments of teeth, bronz-
trinkets, coins, and other curious things
have been exhumed from the grave.
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A RESOLUTION

.zi.a.E 10 "A RESOLUTION rTa9 5ay"
Relative to an amendment of the Constitution pro-
viding for the extension Of the elective fran
chise. 1ts aus '' -'@
Res0IUed By the General assembly of the State
Ohio Ithree-fifths of the members elected to each
House agreeing theretO). That it be and is hereby
proposed to the electors of this State vote the
next annual October election, up N tho ap rova or
rejection of the following amendment as substi-
tute for the first sec of the fifth article of the
Constitution of this State, towit Every male cti
zen of the United states of the age of twenty
years. who shall have been q resident of the State
one year next preceding the election, and of the
county. township, ward in which he resides such
time may be provided by law. except such persons
have borne arms in support of any insurreclon
rebellion against the Government of the United
States have fed from their places of residence to
avoid being drafted into the military service thereof
or have deserted the military naval eryiceof said
Government in time of war. and have not subse-
quentlN been honoraby di charged from the same
shall have the qualifications Of elector, and be en-
titled to vote at ali elections. I1--l- f,Cou mo
ED. A PaRROTT,
aH5 s. -eaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
.. ....- I.. ANDREW G. McBURNEY, --,.,.
- @ President of the Senate.
Passed Al 6, 1867. Il I.ilT - -'Ea'7 lr77I."i}
aprS .dlaW6m-r
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Gen. .TnIocAnAns cA n FRANcIs MEAealHBEEna.1 n z who

-
CEN THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER.g whose
untimely death by drowning, in Montana,
wasst><rii in Waterford, Ireland. on August
Sd, 10. and had NEARLY completed his
forty -fynrthlyea In early life lie took a
promifient parti In Irish politics as one of
tile leaders of the .tYoung Ireland Party"
and being arrested by he British Govern
fnent, was tried andu.convicred on the
charge of treason, and sentenced to death.
This sentence, however. was commuted to
Punishment for life to Van Dieman's Land.
Theme. he escaped, AID obtaining afpassagh
by sailing vessel, he arrived at New York
in May. 1852 On his arrival here M was
received with much enthusiasm. PufAie
receptions were t0ndered him almost with
Out humber, and for many years the anni-
versary, Of bis arrival was celebrated By a
club which bore his name. For some time
c0untry, and in 1854 he visited California
New York. edited the Irish Nea5s weekly
paper, in 1856; visited Central America the
following wear. and passed some time after.
ward in Nicaragua and Costa Rida. q The
rebellion breaking out, he raised company
for the Sixty ninth RI giment, In 1851, and
accompanied it to the field. Early in the
war, however, he was designed TO the COM
mshd of the Irishp Brigade, and shared its
fortunes In nearly all the campaigns of the
army ct the Potomac.i He was wounded
at the battle of dericksburgo but speed
lily recovered and resumed bis command.
He was recently appointed Secretary OF
Montana, and. as Acting Governor. de-
clared himself TO be in favor OF vigorous
and energetic prosecution of war against
the Indians.
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Music hath charms to sooth a savage
breast, bat-has savage jaggiefy the art to
an extent which all wen cohdueteds young
hdits world consider nothing short Of in
sanity An INFECTIOUS NJ MliWa ukee escsib
bier attests that it has. He tells tie roman
tic storysofl q Chicago girk young, beauti
tnl, and Of wealthy parent, and the aero
hat Sing rKR5C Chur ole of the troupe sot ia
paasse ns glsis swhg e. sisly
DE done as wen as Others. Sing KHsEhu is
the posthumnss son Of e JspeBese noble
man, who auoaedsb by hari-kari for a mar
fiage whfch WAS offensive TO the Ty coon,
and Is in consider able favor with t IL head
of his n.ttion.o With this noble heno,Of the
love, as the phrase is, having made his ac-
qHaintanee in Chicago where the dusky
Renaemen1i were greatly fpetted' by the
ladies and the fashionables. 2 She fol-
Followed Is 7thesTn troupe to sDetroit and
there it was thu Sing Ku-Ghu discOv-
efed the secret and became conecious of q
reciprocal Paipitation under his vofumin-
Gus vest. He was bethrothed to a maiden
of hiss1own nation and country, but the
charms of the absent love could not hold
the citadel OF bis heart against the powerful
batteries which the ardent CnicagO beauty
Brought Tito action; ahd-a striking Illus
trati0n of the similarity OF human nature
Lie MoElui ONtr---OluR-hd-Opus TtHlofec-
lessly thrust o9J his first affection and de-
clAfed his undying love for the American.
His seompanienss warned him of the cOnse-
qieHces, holding up his fathers fate as an
example of the folly OF wedding contrary to
tie asIlioh of the Tycoon's court; but the
young rmana was determined, and wrote
the Tycoon a ftill account of the matter,
sehding testimonials as TO the position and
aualitiesseff the lady, and asking for per-
mission to- return with her as bIs wife.
We are also Informed BY the writer That he
told his love In the barbaric but sex-
pEessive language of his people - stated
shat the girl s"l6ves to distraction" )" and
otherwise appealed to the sentimental na-
ture of his. .ruler--The present Tycoon is u
young man who has a high estimation OF
(he American people, and the opinion q
the other Japanese is said to be that ia
vOrable answer will be returned-a con-
summation adevoutl v oaepreeated by the pa
rehTs Of the. young lady. WHO aresin no wise
ready TO give their consent. : In case Sing-
Ku-Chu's suit is refused, the Interesting
opera ion of bari-kari will have to be
performed to wipe out the offence. The
lady asserts that in this tragiciev she
shall bear her loVerfcompany, determined
to- ehis or none others, despite the cop
peF-cOlored young woman in Japan. Thus
they are enduring the torments of suspense,
uncertain whether the services of the cler-
gymau or the undertaken will sbe required.
The plot of the story. even to the denoue
ment. Suggests that Of the, romance oil
AdrienIie and Prince DjaIana; forbid that
we should regard the one as fictitious as
the other. ~ 80, ss,s5, H si.11 .li-
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E. B. EsHELMAN. sec'y. ~ s''7