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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-08
IN CHANCERY an CAMDEN.

W. II johnson. Admir- Of +. Perkins. ". Mary
Perkins and Others.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
1 of the Clerk and Master, from allegations 10,
tae bill which are sworn T., that 7. J. Perkins
A j. Perkins Samuel Perkins. and the heirs o
Wm. Perkins whose names are not known kerso
are u0n residents Of the State q Tennessee.
the ordinary process u law cannot be serve
upon theTa Il Is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks Ia the
Union and Dispatch. Newspaper published IN
the city OF Nsshviiis, Team, requiring seid de-
a. bis once 10 Camden, on the Grsi Monday
~ June Esxt. then and there 70 plead
answer % dsmur % egmplsiBant's bill. or the
same viii be taken Tor confessed and set for
hearing ex parte A. 70 them. Aprii let. 1857.
april wit ". A. STEELE. G. and 81
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of desirable
Drygoods at reduced prices are offered by
Pigue 4 Manner GO North Market
may7-2w
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Weekly Review of Nashville Whole
sale Markets.


sale Markets.
NASHVILLE May 8, 1867. Business
since our last weekly review has been re-
markly quiet. Sales in all the departments
of trade with the single exception of dry
goods have been light.
CoTToN.-The cotton market has come
to a stand, after several days vibration
caused by adyices from Liverpool, favora-
bic and unfavorable, as the certainty and
uncertainty of peace predominated. Buy
ers have been willing to operate but sellers
have generally withdrawn from the Market
expecting better prices hereafter. The
highest figure that could be realized now is
23c.
The following dispatches were received
yesterday
New YORK, May 7.-Gold opened at
1879.
M.-Gold, 1879. Cotton dull and
prices nominal; 269@27c
12:30.-Gold, 1884.
2-GOld, 1855.
Az. M-Gold, 1873, Cotton unchanged,
closeing very heavy.
LONDON, May 7.--1l;l5-5-2Os, III.
Cons OILS, 8lt
l:3O-Consols, Oh 5-20s, 714. The
continued arming of France and Prussia is
alarming.
LIVERPOOL, May 7-ll:15-Cotton quiet
but steady; 1ls;@1l4@ll5d.
5P.M.-Cotton quiet but firm. Sales to-
day, 10000 bales; ll5@llBd.
ToBACco.-No change in the state Of the
market Wequote;
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THE Board Of Aldermen did not mee'
Yesterday.
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In ChnncerY at NashyiIle.

State of Tennessee-Clerk's Office. Chancery
Court at Nashville, April the 10th. 1867.
Felix G. Mckay. ct al, complainant, VS.. A. c,
Carter ct al, defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendant, John B.
McFerran. is a nonresident of the State of Ten
nessee il is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein on or before the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, to be
held on the first Monday in May next. 1861, and
plead answer or demur 10 complainant bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing ex parte, and that copy of
this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A cOpy-Attest: NJ B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
n & Ed. Baxter. Sel'rs for compl'ts. april 4tw
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New York Market.

New YORK. May cotton dull and heavy
at 26c for middling uplands. Flour quiet and
firm at $l2 10; superfne state western sl2 50@
IA TO- extra western sl49l5 TO-; choice SlS 500
IS SO69 10. Whisky $393 10. Wheat less active
and firm at 81 SO for Milwaukee; S. As for choice
western state; SIS 1903 Sc for white California.
| 81 for old mixed western in store; 81 3714G
l 3slS ahoat; 81 goal 80 for new mixed western.
Coffee firm. Molasses unchanged. Sugar steady
Cuba l0149l21s. Pork steady at S23 l092S 1917.
Gold frmer, opening ut 1875. advancing TO lSS1
and closing at 1925. Government stocks mode
rately active with no decided change Freights
10 Liverpool quiet and unchanged
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SECOND RACE-Association purse, $500.
Mile heats.
I. A. c. Franklin names b. f. Nictorine. yrs
old by Lexington dam Iodine By SOyereIng.
% n. u. Griffin names f. Bissick'9 b. c. Con
cord, yrs old, by Lexington, dam Bella
mira. by imp. Monarch.
3 w. W. Shute names e. l. Cordova. WIS cid,
by Lightning, dam Eloioe by Ebony.
The races were extraordinary in two re-
spects, the fsvorites were beaten in both
and beth the winners were untried. Con-
sidering ell the surroundings the time was
excellent. The Witnesses 10 this interest
ing contest were highly pleased, and "a to
the lovers, they will be on hand to-day "to
reconstruct" The naming Of the winner Of
the first race in honor of the distinguished
theatrical artistic, who has afforded Ms 80
much pleasure 10y her brilliant talents will
secure universal appreciation.
The races to-day for the "Green Stake
and the Invitation Stake one and two
miles and repeat in each, promises to be OF
exciting interest
The pool selling at the rooms Of the AS
socia,ion last night was largely attended,
and bidding spirited and exciting. In
most Of the pools the third and fourth
choice brought double the amount Of the
first, so that il would be difficult to form an
opinion which are really the iavoriie
horses in 10 DAYS running.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville. April the 18th. 1867.
John w. Hughes. complainant, VS.. A. B. Mont
gomery ct ais. defendants.
IT APPEARANCE FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendant, Alexander
B. Montgomery. is nonresident Of the State
of tennessee it is therefore ordered
that he enter his appearance herein on or
before the third Monday of the next term OF
said Court TO be held on the first Monday in
May next, 1867 and plead, answer or demur to
complanant's bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing ex parte,
and that a copy Of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest M. b. HOWE
Clerk aud Master.
East 4 SpurlOck Sol'Ts for compl't apr2l 4ty
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Totals.............. A4s22 I66il2lIns56i6I s5805O

The stocks held in interior towns, from
which we have returns not included in the
receinta at the norris. are as folloWs
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seesnd northern.
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rpaFFIFLp AID KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive at Nashville at.'....-''--.'-' o A. NJ
cave Nashville nv = y"
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We annex the wholesale figures prevail

" annex tHt NnOitsdlt uSuIcN kiCNdii-
ing in the other departments of commerce
ALE AND BEER-Ale, sl5als per bbl., ,inclu,-
ding barrel: Beer, Sl5 per Dbl, including barrel
BAGGING AND RoPE-Bagging 2seSoc per yard;
Rome l5td iSc per H..
BRooNs-Per dozen, $3d5.
BurTER-2Od22c per 10; Northern SaSoc.
BEEswAx-Yelloy 2sc; common &c per H.: oo
per dozen; brass hoped Sl4. -,
CEDAR CHTsrs. moth proofs feet, SO 90; 81
feet. $l2 OF. feet, SIS 90; az feet, SIS %.
CANDLEs-Star candles l6c per ID; tallow l314
CAsTrSss-Country hollowware &c per ID.
COFFEE-Rio 2592sc; Laguyra SFgSle; Java
TFcTrnNrRIFs-Common candy 2Oc per ID;
Gumdrops 4Oa45e; Rock candy SOC; Fancy ga
Acc per lb.
CoPPER-Sheet Acc per ID.
CoTroy YARSs-No. 500. per dozen PC.
No. Ne. g gSo . /. T Iac
CorrOS RoPF-6s cents per ID.
CHEFsR--W estern Reserve l7e lsc per lh; Eng
Iish Dairy 20623e; Hamburg Doc.
CRACK RRs--Butter Crackers Toe; Soda lec;
DEiEo FRUITs-Peaehes. peeled. s6 per bushel;
unpeeled, s. 1874 So Apples 81 90.
DRUas-Opium sl0Gll PEI ID; camphor 81 70
i 4 ~. aJ ln Soas az sioss 5 Ihsnsss S.
eiSl: borax 43e50, blue vitriol l7slsc: cagperas
a.. chalk &c; cream tartar +5ptjc; glue lln2zcs
SAler1tus. per DBL h4ss AEuhstAh ulde % es'ett
carb magnesia 65,g75c; morphine ssia9 ~ per or
quinine 81 50eIZ 50 per %.
DYEs-L0RwoOd lac lSc perl ID; fustie loe4 l2sze
madden I4Gl6c; cud bear &ei0c per ibs indigo
| 81 S59t 81,
FRUfTs-Prunes ala25; drum figs 25e; Zante
cprrants PC; raisins NJ X. s. per box: layer - y
| dates 3oe; citron s; lemons $685. per box; or
| anges Ss9 81 per box; almonds Sld39c per 10.
| FsGs-29 per dozen.
| FLoUR-Superfne 1850 per Dbl; extra family
/ sl46l5; fancy brands Sla$l.
/ aUNFow DFR-Dup0nt's spcrunz - - per key
| blasting S. 50 per keg
| GLAss-Per box. American sIlo, 50 loxl2.
4 s. 50, l2xis. $.
1 GINsENG-e0eEs9e per 10.
4 GRsiy-Rye 81 40 per bushef corn. white, p
/ wheat none in market; oats ssN9soe.
| HAT-s3 per ton, IN store.
| I2Sl25<c. bloom nail rod. l4Ar httsburE bar,
exc: PitfshuEE band, $3.50 per 10; common sheet
| iron SIC. charcoal. lts4c; Russia &c
| HIpEs-Green salted. loc per 10; green, 35se
dry salied lie; flint, lac.
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LARGE STOCK
Chsiee Selected Flowers. Plants,
shrubbery and Eyerxreens.
THOMAS GARTLASD, GARDENER,
BROAD STREET,

West Of Cumberland Hospital.
HAS on HAND THE CHOICEST AND
IL most extensive stock Of Native and In
ported FioweFs. shFubbeEy. Dscida8us and
Bedding Piaats about kashvills whish will b
sold AZ lowest cash prices. Those In want u
such are collected 70 examine the stock al the
Garden. leb2z-3m
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE.
m y Ids NJ
Bank of Tennessee,
Corner Union snd College Streets

And on ali the principal cities Of Germany.
The following are the rates paid for uneurrent
money:
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NJ. Louis Market.

ST.. LouIs, MAY Tobacco IS firm but I'M
changed. Flour firm az sl0Gll q for snperfne
$l5916 for XXX: Sl79 IS for fancy. Wheat firm
for crime spring. Cats iaIther advanced on ae-
count of the large demand by the government
good TO choice 909e5c. Rye held at 81 5Ogl SIS.
Il. 10
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New York Money and stock Market

NEW YORK, May Money easy and steady,
and the supply exceeds the demand. The fail
ure Of several large firms, with heavy liabilities
has created quite a stir among the losers A
well known banking house is reported as being
heavy sufferers. Sterling firm in consequence Of
this failure, but business light. Government
stocks quiet and firm, with no material change.
Railroad stocks unchanged.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

AN ACCOMMODATING YOUNG MAN
little incident occurred "Wednesday
morning in the cars of the Hartford and
New Haven Railroad, which gave graft
fying proof of the Difference paid by young
men to the wishes of the ladies. The car
was nearly filed Its floor near the door
was covered with tobacco juice, as aias'
car floors are likely to be in this day when
the use of the vile weed so much prevails.
At one of the way stations well dressed
LADY entered the car, looking with uncon-
cealed disgust at the pools of yellow and
slimy juice on the floor, then raised her
dress slightly, and picked her way across
The only vacant sitting in the car was on
on seat occupied in part by young
man, who at once made room for the la
DIV by his side. As soon as she was seat
ed. with look of relief, mingled with on'
of solicitude, the lady asked her seatma
sDo you chew tobaeco?' No ma'am'
was the reply, " but | can get you a cha'
if YOU like The look of disgust agai
erept over the lady's face while those sit
ting by smiled audibly.-Hargord Co'
| rant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
PRooToRsvILLE, VT.

IDLE DAUGurERs.-It is most pain
full spectacle in families, where the mother
is the drudge, TO see the daughters ele-
cantly dressed, reclining at their ease,
with their drawing, their music, their fan
cy work, and their reading, beguiling
themselves of the lapse Of hours, days
and weeks, and never dreaming Of theil
responsibilities, but as necessary conse'
quenee of neglect Of duty, growing wear,
of their useless lives, laying hold Of every
newly invented siimulent to amuse theil
dropping energies, and blaming their tat'
when they dare not blame their God TO
having placed them where they are
These individuals will often tell you wit
an air of affected eompassion-for VIII
can believe it real ?-that poor, dear nam
ma is working herself TO death. Yet n
sooner do you propose that they shoai
assist her, than they declare that she
quite in her element-in short, that sh
would never be happy II she had oni
|, halt as much 10 do.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
NOVEMBER Is, 1867.

his sober, discomiitted look.
"Fa,her means well,' she said after
Luke told her the result of his applica-
tion.
"And am not sure but what he is
about right" after thoughtful pause "for
it seems to me that every man, be he rich
or poor, ought to have some occupation.
Then, as she noticed her lovers grave
look, added softly:
"Never mind I'll wait for you, Luke.
Luke Jordan suddenly disappeared from
his accustomed haunts, much to the sur
prise of his gay associates. But, wherever
he went, he carried in his exile these
words, and which were like tower OF
strength to his soul, "Tll wait for you
Lukel"
One pleasant, sunshihy morning late in
October, as farmer Blifkins was propping
up his grape vine in his front yard, that
threatened to break down with the weight
of its luxuriant burden, neat looking cart
drove up. from which Luke Jordan alight-
ed, with quick, elastic spring, quite in
contrast to his formerly easy, leisurely
movements.
"Good morning, Mr.. Blifkins. un-
derstand that you wanted TO buy some
butter tubs and cider barrels. | think thai
have some here that will just suit you.
"Whose make are they?" inquired The
old man, as, opening the gate, he pause'
by the wagon.
Nine replied Luke with an air
pardonable pride "and | challenge an
cooper in the State to beat them"
Mr.. Blifkins examined them CRITICAL
one by one.
: They'll do" he said coolly, as he 81
down the last of the lot. What will J
take for them !"
"What / asked for six months ago
day-your daughter, sir"
'.The roguish twinkle in the old mar
eve broadened into smile.
"You've got the right metal in "
after ALL he cried. Come in lad-col
in. l shouldn't wonder if we made a tra
A. after all'
Il Nothing 10th, Luke obeyed.
m "Molly !" brawled Mr.. Blifkins, thrI
ing his head out the kitchen door.
tie Molly tripped out into the entry.
,;s round, white arms were barred above
no. elbows, and bore traces of -four she
1f- been sitting. Her dress was neat g
= ham. over which was lied a blue chec
=. apron but she looked as winning
-. lovely as she always did wherever
, }, was found.
She blushed and smiled as she
=. Luke, and then, turning her eyes U
- father, waited dutitully, 10 hear what
"A had to say.
The old man regarded his daughter
at a quizzical look.
molly, this young man mayhap
: have seen him before-has brought n
lot Of tubs and barrels, all OF his
Ike make-a right article, too. He asl
,ou pretty steep price for 'em, but If you
on-s willing to give it, well and good harh
me my girl, whatever bargains you n
i your old father will ratify.'
ION As MIR. Blifkins said this, he cons
you ately stepped out-pf the room, and
ow will follow his example. But the KIN
vou bargain the young people made can re
ly be conjectured by the speedy wed
;cb that followed.
roa Luke Jordan turned his attention t.
;,r study of medicine, of which professio
,ab became useful and influential men
but every year on the anniversary
marriage, he delights his father-in-la
some specimen of the handicraft by
10 he won what he declares TO be th'
,ood and dearest wife in the world"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

When may loaf of bread be said
to be inhabited ? When it has little In
dian in it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

SOLICITOR OR PATENTS,
Late Agent of the s. Patent Once, Wa hingon rnder
the Act OF 1881.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
goetrn.
The Perplexed Housekeeper's
Soliloquy.


Dr MRS ?, D. GAGE
wish hada dozen pairs
OF hands this very minute
I'D soon put all these things to rights
The very deuce Is in IL
Here's big washing to be done,
One pair of hands TO do 1t,
Sheets shirts and stockings coats and pants,
How win / eer get throughit!
Dinrer TO get for six or more,
No loaf left DER from sunday
And baby cross he can live,
He's always so on Monday.
Aud there's the cream, tits getting sour,
And must forthwith be churniug,
Aud here's Bob wants button
Which way shall / be turning
Tis time the meat was in the pot
The bread was worked for baking,
The clothes we're taken from the boil
Oh dear the babys waking
Hush. baby dear there, hush h-sh.sh.
rx;sh hs,a s,een n lltt,e
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

-Greeley says that " fer good square
lying he must give the palm to the dress
of the democratic State COMMITTEES of Min
.nesota." All, Greeley, we know that the
palm is yours to give or to keep.-Louis
,,iHe Journal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

Pleasant MISUNDERSTANDING the
weeds Of a widow by marrying her.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
liza r ID w IRE, & c..

The Subscriber has now on hand the largest
and best stock of HARDWARE to be found in the State
consisting Of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, ALL KINDS, IRON, STEEL
AND NAILS, DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
Mill, X-Cut, Circular, Hand and Wood SAWS Glass, al
Sizes carrisge Hardware, Sc, &c.
Customers in want of Hardware will find II for their
terest TO call before purchasing
JOSEPH CLARK,
No. l, aud Revere Hall.
Brattleboro, Jan. l, 1866 40
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SAiseellanu.
Earning a Wife.
nY MARY GRACE HALPINE.

|
sand so you want to marry my daugh-
ter, young man" said farmer Blifkins, re-
moving the pipe from his mouth, and
looking at the young fellow sharply from
head to toe.
Despite his rather indolent, etfeminate
air, which was mainly the result OF his
education. Luke Jordan was fine looking
fellow, and not easily moved from his self
possession; but he colored and grew con-
fused beneath that sharp, scrutinizlng look
aYes, sir. / spoke to Miss Mary, last
evening, and she-she referred me to you.
The old mans face softened.
"Molly is good girl, a very good girl,
he said, stroking his chin with thought
full air, :. and she deserves good husband.
What can you do ?"
The young man looked rather blank at
this abrupt inquiry.
IF you refer to my ability to support a
wife, I can assure you
81 know that you are rich man, Luxe
Jordan, but l take it for granted that you
ask my girl to marry you, not your prop
erty. What guarantee can you give me
in case it should be swept away,--as 1t Is
| in thousands of instances,-.hat you can
nroyide for her comfortable home! You
have hands and brains, do you know how
to use them? Again ask, what can you
do?
This was style of catechism for which
Luke was quite unprepared, and he stared
blankly at the questions without speaking
"I believe you managed to get through
college-have you any profession|
"No sir; / thought
. "Haye you any trade +? +"
: "No; my father thought with the
Ueol,h I should inherit, l should not need
any"
:! "Your father thought like fool then
He'd much better given you an honest oc
cupation and cut you off with shilling
II it might have been the making OF you. A
It is. what are you fit for? Here you are
m mwn a strong. able-bodied young man, twenty
p'i four years old, and never earned doila
in vour life. You ought to be ashamed
,sa 's.s yourself.
it. sand YOU want to marry my daughter
res,med the old man, after few vigoror
S puffs at his pipe. Now, I've given Mol
as good advantages for learning as an
IN. o;rl in town, and she hasn't thrown the
away; but if she didn't know how to wor
. she'd been no daughter of mine. 1t
chose, could keep more than one servaI
but don't no more than choose tn
=. nv daughter should be pale, spiritle
creature, full of dyspepia. and all mann
of fine lady ailments, instead of the SIN
I'D. ing. bright eyed, rosy checked lass she
Bel / did say that she should marry no
y that had been cursed with rich lathe
= but she has taken a foolish liking to
and I'll tell ye what I'll do; go to VIC
k ,sai and prove yourself to be man. pert
vourself in some occupation, don't CT
what so ii be honest; then come to me
the girl is willing, she is yours
D AS the old man said this, he delibera
,v Knocked the ashes out OF his
against one of the pillars of the po
where he was sitting, tucked it up un
&c, his vest pocket, and went into the no
Pretty Mary Blifkins was waiting
see her lover down at the garden g
g g sna slli their usual trysting place. The smi
Il
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

An Irish girl who asked New York
clergyman to marry her, did not bring her
would-be husband. Why not?" And
don't ye furnish the man for 81
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.You need a little sun and air" said
physician to a maiden patient. g If do,
was the reply" I'll wait till get a hus-
band" Properly patient maiden.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

"why do you always buy a second
class ticket? asked gentleman OF q
miser. +" Because there is no third class
ticket" was the reply of the latter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

The towards arms-his legs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-08
NEWS AND GOSSIP.

-Ristori is playing this week in
Richmond, Virginia.
A point any woman can appreciate
Point lace.-N. Y. Gazette.
Exquisite French goods are pour
ing into the New York market for
the holidays.
A Pacific Railway locomotive was
stopped the other day in Kansas by II
herd of buhalos.
The n. Y. curb-stone vendors of
chestnuts and apples report remarka.
bly, prosperous season in their line of
business.
Snow in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
1t Will soon be here.
Bad temper is now called ''severe
attack of Inflammation of DISPOSE
zion.
The State Convention of the Young
Men e Christian Associations OF Ohio,
meets at Columbus next Friday.
-Menotti Garibaldi is twenty-seven
years old, and is the son OF Garibaldfs
South American wife, Anita.
Cambridge, Mass, enjoys the I'M
enviable distinction of another girl
fiogging case in one Gifts public schools.
Walker Brown has a friend who
will back him to any amount that hs
can walk 10 miles in twenty-tour
hours.
Charles G. Leland is the man who
said that ga New Englander's idea OF
hell was place where everybody had
TO mind his own business"