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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
The New British Minister.

Under date Of the 4th instant the Washington
correspondent Of the New York Ersging Post says
It Is expected that Sir Edward Thornton, the new
British Minister will leave England for the United
States to-day or next Saturday.
In diplomatic circles here the peculiar circum-
stances under which this gentleman has been ap-
pointed il regarded indication that be viii be
clothed with full powers 10 propose to this Govern
meDt a counter proposition in regard 10 the Ala
bama claims.
It is also believed that upon his arrival a speedy
solution Of the complicated questions in regard 70
the rights Of American citizens abroad will take
place & manner very satisfactory 70 this Govern
ment.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
A Card from Mayor Bearden.
TO CAPTAIN A. ]. KICKS.

TO CAPTAIN a, }. HlChs.
A report having reached yOp, to which
you have kindly called my attention, that
it was beingcrculated throughout the COM
munity since the late municipal election,
that had been heard to remark, that I
had no use for carpet-sack men," (meaning
Northern mcn,) " and that as soon as l had
used them in the elections, | would lay them
upon the shelf as useless appendages to
society"
Now l take this occasion to say, that the
man who says | made this or any similar
remark on that subject, be he a man Of high
or low degree, whatever his position in So
cicty may be, utters an unmitigated false
hood, and he dare not repeat it in my pres
encc.
NJ ID. BEARDEN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having received the nomination the County Convention
Knoxville, on the 9th instant, hereby myself
candidate for the Office Of Register be filed at the
suing March election. ROBERT L. HALL
jan l4-tde
MYNATT as a candidate for Trustee of Knox county,
at the ensuing March election. jan l-tdef
We are authorized and requested to announce the name
YOLNEY F. GOSSETT candidate for the ONCE Of Regis
ter Of Knox county, at the ensuing March election
dec 4-tde@5
We are authorized and requested to announce the name
T. COTTRELL as candidate for reelection 70 the ohc
Register of Knox county at the ensuing March election
dec 4-tdeH
authorized and requested 10 announce the name
H C. TARWATER Tax Collector of Knox County at tn
ensuing March election. NOV AO-lde
We are authorised and requested the name
A WALKER Trustee of Knox County at the ensuing
March election. NoY zOtuo
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
DIED.

December 29th 1867 Peterborough, Tennessee WOOL
MAN only OF Henry R. and Frances Gibson aged two
years and three months.
f'YOur boy Is resting-let him rest,
For life is full Of care;
He sweetly sleeps 10 yonder grave,
No grief can reach him there.
God knows the weak and feeble ones,
He knows the very brave;
These He lets live TO fight the foe,
He hides those in the grave.
lis we'll, for burdens unbornc,
And bitter tears unshed;
Your boys escaped these later snares
With the holy early dead.
The triumph that tells us Christ has come, d,
viii bid your boy arise
Oh, glorious hope it wipes the tears
From many parents eyes"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
Health Of the Gnrernnr.

The health Of Gov. Brownlow at this
time is excellent At no period during the
past twelve months has he been near so
vigorous and healthy as now, He attri-
butcs this change TO the repose he has had
since be left Nashville, seven weeks ago,
as well as the superior climate of East Ten
reasec
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
TO CoNsUMPTIVEs.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree OF chaTsel
70 All who desire it. the prescription the directions for
making and using simple remedy by which be was cured
of lpnR affection dreadful disease Consumption MS
only object is to benefit afflicted and he hopes uf
ferer will try this prescription will cost them nohing
and may prove a blessing. Please address -
REV EDWARD WILSON,
No 10 South Second street. Williamsburg, New York
s. 4 InY8
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TRUE BUT STRANGE.-ANY PERSON
Il sending their address, with 20 cents will receive by
and Carte de Vse of their future VIE or
Husband Also either gain the love Of any per
son they instantly. Address REEVES CO. % mas
saus New York Jan lou
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
The District I'm Congress.

The following is the bin striking out the word
white in the charters Of Washington and George
town, SIS passed in the House on Monday and which
now goes TO the President for approval
Be Il enacted de-, That the word white, wheFeC g
II occurs in the laws relating to the District o. 70
lunbia or in be charter or ordinances OF INC 0i.i
Of Washington or Georgetown, ana opSil "a NJ
limitation On tbe rights OF any elector OF said DIS
trict or Of either Of said cities TO hold any once
to be selected and TO serve as juror be- ana ne
same is hereby, repealed, and il shall be unlawiui
for any person officer 20 enforce OF attempI -
enforce, said Limitation after the passage OF TINS ACT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
ERRORS on YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debly
Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful
need it, the recipe and directions making the simple rene
DIV by which he was cured wishing proh by the
advertisers experience by addressing in perfect
coincidence JOHN b. OGDEN,
nov sIv q Cedar Street, New York.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

aWHEN you hear man pratiBg about the Con-
stitution, mark him as a dsnaeopue.D Thus spoke
his Accidency.
Well, where stand bis late dear secession friends
who have 30 very lately fallen &c much in love with
fhs old Constitution
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed produce luxuran growth OF
hair upon bald beardess face, also recipe for the
removal of Pimples Botches Erupons etc, on the skin
leaving soft clear and beautiful can be Obtained
without charge by addressing
sept 1s-tmys s23 Broadway, New YORK
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
@ A Rn

az WI Pc seen By the sbsVs notice have the sole and
eve ght . draw the shelby College Lottery On All f
January ls 1863 The will Be managed ana eontetsS
after the above date IN The name Of FRAscE sHIra Co
JAMES g. SMITH.
We have hled In shelby Circuit Court sbsIbv,gts X
90 Tor the payment Of AL prizes w.
Ins Kentucky Lottery The single number Plaza Fw ,.
year 1869. i'DA ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
D. HART, CAN.
J6NUARY RULES. ls6s.

John Alder and others Barnsbas Alder Willis D. Alder.
George B. Alder, Galway Alder Willie Alder Calvin Al
der Mark Alder, Barnabas Alder, - Ellison and wife
Minerva. Elizabeth, John, Riley and Anderson Alder
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING FROM
the allegations OF the BILL which is TO, that Willis
d. Alder George B. Alder, Bsrnabas Alder, - Ellison
aud wife Minerva Elizabeth Alder John Alder Rsy Alder
and Andrew Alder non-resdantOf the State OF Tennea
II ordered by the Clerk and Master As the
January Rules that publication be made for four successive
BrOwnlows Nhg newspaper published in the ciy
of Knoxville Tennessee requiring said defendants to appear
at the Term Of the Chancery Court to be held for ths
comfy Of Campbell house in the town Of Jacks
boro on third Monday Of April next then and there 70
plead demuf TO be ned 81 the lt Mon
dav Of April next by Court TO shs bill In this
cause or the same viii pro confesso and set for
n' an 4sst D. HART, c. An.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
I'M RANKRuPTCY
in Of United States for the Eastern
District Of Tennessee
10 the matter Of Daniel Beeler, Bankrupt.

Lastern UIstrIct Of Ionneesec, s..
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
Tie lst day Of January, A. D. 1868, warrant IN
Bankruptcy sued the District Court me pitsS
states for the Eastern District Of Tennessee against the estate
Of Daniel Beeer Of Red Ill., In the county Granger and
District Aforesaid who has been adiudged bankrupt On hs
petition that the payment any debts the dslvarT
or any property belonging 70 such Benkrup him 6o
ms use aud the transfer Of property BY him. forbid
den W law and that meeting Of the creditors bank
upt % their debts and 10 choose or mora
Of BIS estate, will b. held at Court Bankruptcy 10 81
hodcn At the court house n RutedEe IN said District b.,
fore Joel A. DeTy, Esq, Register 10 BankYnpev r IA
District, the n day Of March A D. 1853 az two eo@k
p. ~ b. McDANNET' Wsss.erS = st'0-
jan 42t and L. s. Marshal FOR saId DssfrIst
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
sHERIFF,s SALES.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER Of SALE
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of Kn5K county, viii
highest bidder for cash in hand AZ the court hoes
Knoxville Saturday, the llth day Of feSEsary
1857 all the title claim and demand that Jonn a
ye has a Of land situated IN ne 10 wv
District Of county adjoining the lands OF g. n Raw
yeTs aad Others containing hundred and hJ sefs os
Said property viii be sold satisfy tndgmsn thA
H. l. W Mynatt recovered against AdminintTator Of
Aaron HARRISON deceased which recovered IN
the Circuit Court county fifteenth day Of
june 1867 . - -
ian "a. ID. bEARDEh, EhsrfD.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

~ ah Atl4l q fay s5scsTHs > ''
Ids u o. certify that JAHEE g. sarH aIons Ia s,f.s A.
use the shelby College Lottery Grant Of Ksntue~ 81 -
scheme or classes hereunder. - ~ ny
All other schemes classes after January LA fsas -
Ehoms0sver devised drawn under the nas ~ a. 49,
College Lottery Grant without legal authority ron ~
o are re ~ any manner bound By the procesdR 81 1v
sush persons 20 acting without authority froa a.
T. .. sHACKELFORD,
,. J.. CALDWELL,
H. A. CHINE
JAS. L. ELLIEG WOOD
hanagsrs appointed By the Shelby Circuit Cont ~ a..
sheisy CoIIsge L9tteTy Grant. - -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
Glass A
WILL BE DRAWN ~ COy1SoroS, KENruckl
$4,000 NUMBERS AND 11sO PRIEST
1880 Prizes Amounting 1920, $50!
rIcEETs ~. HALVES 81. oUAarERs 8.


4 III @A4&O y 4 -l4ab~NAA ANA4-N 1A4N-
n Glib NgsaEn L8rrfl4 viii De- drawn ~ FCHLic In Gov
llsl3g Kl ~ thrsa CouusslsSEns AZ 0tt0CE
r. 81 al bs corner and Madison sts. The Ksntucky
Lotteries are gin enterprise but responsible Lot
is tat conducted Tor The past thrty fsars
ana uudrr the authority 0f charter hon 80
Nate and bonds given Tor the payment Of ell prss,
scial llat Of numbers drawing
Il che Sew York Herald aud Cincinnati Cou.ng.i 80
Cincinnati German Rapsfs.
n4-Wr lraW Lgftsii.s failF apd rlv. r,,.or. a.
fanrle- q EHLErHfSa THF.a lv9 srsrr1ra $50 - -
druss iar e glrcuial4 N' -S''
Address an orders igr tickstrto
ERANpg gaTfmrr e. 20
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

DER for cash at the court house door in Knoxville Sat
urday 10th day Of February, 1868, all the rght u
claim and demand that Charles King has in and TO certain
house and lot situated Knoxville. Said house and
lot will be odd TO satisfy order Of sale issued rom the
Circuit Of county In favor OF . w RArk rs
Cbaries King NJ. D. BEARDEN, Sheriff.
ionI4.4t JOHN GIBBS, Deputy Sheriff.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15

i vow admit the negro to this struggle for
any purpose, he has right to stay IN Jor all,
and when the tight is over, the hand that drops
the Husket cannot be denied the ballot.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
FRANCE. SMITH & co
MANAGERs,
SUCCESSORS to MURRAY, EDDY b eo
suE1lYvnLE, Kr., peesnser /, "a.

Management Of the Kentucky .Stad: Lotserv for
the Benefit Of Shslby College.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE

Of James K McAraliy having been suggested, and bill
fled said Court by the Administrator against the heirs ~
law and creditors Of said McAnay praying that said estate
may be administered in said Court nsOTent estate II
ordered the clerk and Master that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Bownlows Whig notifying al
interested 20 forward and exhibit their demands
and have themselves parties the bill before the
A copy Of the order.
Jan H-it pJ G. c. SMITH, @. AN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
OUR PLATFORM.

Let our ldlrs and our institutions speak
net Of Chite men, not Of red men, not Of black
men, not Of men Of any complexion; but IKE
the ld,cS Of God--the Ten Commandments and
the Lords Prayer-let them speak Of the
People"
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
IN nANKRUPToY.

In the District Court Of the United States the Eastern
District Of Tennessee
In the matter Of John Baxter, Bankrupt
Eastern District Of Tennessee, S.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: THAT
l. Of Bankruptcy issued Of the District
the United States for the Eastern Dstc T.nns
oganst the estate Of John Baxter, OF Civil District No
in the county Of Greene in said District who has been
auaged bankrupt his petition That the payment
any debts and the delivery Of property belonging 70
bankrupt him for his and the transfer any
property by him. forbidden by law, and that meeting
the creditors Of said bankrupt prove their debts
choose asgnees Of his estate will held
Co art Of Bankruptcy to be hode nat the law once Of A.
Pttbone Esq IN GreeneVe, in said District before Joel
A. Dewey Esq Register in Bankruptcy for said District
ths 1th day Of February A. D. 1865 at 10 O'clock a
ID. MCDANIEL, Messenger
ian lj-lt and U. g. Marshal for said Distriet.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
CHANOERY COURT-RUTLEDGE.
William Cannon vs.. J. J. ConnOr ct al


TN THIS CASE IT APPEARING FROM
the Return Sheriff that the residence Of the defend
ant Pickering is unknown 1t is ordered that publ
cation be made weeks in BroWnoWs
Whg notifying T. Pickering to appear before TIE
Chancery Court Ruedg befors the third Monday
Of April next and there make his defence TO
Plat bill will be taken for confessed sad
81 for hearing parte as 10 him.
jan 14-ltpf5 c. q. SMITH, AN
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
j. W Hope, AdmirsIstor, s. and wife, IS the htib 81
Esther McAnslly deeosssd.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE

County Court, made in this at che January Tern,
1858 will offer for sale on day Of February merit
the in Knoxville town lot fronting about
thirty feet High Street, in the city Of Knoxville
and running hundred feet ess 70 the lot
Of L. O. Hoss The sale viii be made credit Of six and
twelve mouths Of equal amount being taksns bearing
date, with approved security and lien re-
tanned uncil the purchase money is fully paid. 49,
Jan I5-4t@ WM RULE, Clerh.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-15
CoITNTY CouRT-KNoX COUNTY,.
sebad, Administrator &C. the heirs Of John Foust,
deceased.
DTTpcITANrT To A DECREE OF OF

the County Court made this ease will offer fer
sale al the court door in Knoxville the 18th day Of
February next ShsdsOwn adjoining the lands
Of Isabella d. Bell and Others being part Of hs lsEd sOld
by Mccarthy John II. Shields. The sale viii be made
on six twelve months time except the o. forty DOL
ars which will required the day of sale. No ofequa
amounts bearing from date being aSsn fr The
mainder approved security aud Lien f"siHsd unth
ianI54t5 WM. RULE, Clerk.
, 1868-03-13
EER WASHER:
WIN. GLAsFoRD, Agent for walla walla
County.

TNHIs CELEBRATED wArHI:5G MACHINE is
Il now for the first time introduced to the wslla
Walla public It is unrvalled tor its simplicity du.
rabiity, and the rapidity and ease Of its action
washing the diriest clothes perfectly clean in from
hve 10 ten minutes, with but slight labor and last
ing with proper care for fvs years. The wear and
tear Of clothing in washing by this Machine is vastly
less than BY any othor known. process of washing.
1t IS easily worked by one person. This Machine
captured the Special Premiums at the CaforL "a
State Fair and the Oregon State Fair for 1867 and
all who have used il fully pronounce It invaluable
al to housekeepers. 1t has been extensively intro
duced throu hout the States Of California and
OREGON and receives the universal eommendatiou of
all who have used it. IL is used by q number of
families in this place, and all pronounce it to be
just what ii ia recommended. Parties wishing give
the Machine trial will call at my Sash Factory.
l3-tf VIM CLASSFORD.
, 1868-03-13

Slow CoACHEs.-In every community there
exists class of people who regard newspapers,
railroads, steamboats,, and the various other
great Improvements of the age as nuisances.
They can give no reason, other than they them
selves are too far behind the times to compre.
bend the uses of such institutions. They neither
patronize one or the other of these great levers
of civilization, and always stadiously avoid
making themselves acquainted with the outside
world. These persons are TO be knowa, as a
general thing, by certain bombastic swagger
they have, endeavoring to pass a counterfeit
article Of gas foT genuine information. They
are like the Indian forced to fall back before the
enterprise of men who see merit in these things
and turn them to their own uses and benefits
Scarcely ever known to advertise, as a natural
consequence their business Is always limited
In time they die out, others of q different char>
acter take their places and reap the benefit of
their folly. Millions have been made by a
judieious use of printers ink. The result Of an
advertisement may not be seen in mediately, but
it will show itself in time, and for one dollar
invested in advertising the advertiser will gain
ten Outside of mere selfish motives, it should
be the pride of all to have in their midst n
properly conducted local newspaper; one that
will reflect credit on the community, and not
disgrace it. This can only be done by literally
supporting the local paper. We have no one in
view, but merely make these remarks as general
, 1868-03-13


HoNE AGAIS.-The Hons. Messrs Ping, Van
syckle, Horton, Lamb aud Newell reached here
from the Dalies the early part of the week
They left Olympia eve weeks ago for home, and
amer various hair,breAdth escapes from famine
Aad water, they finally reached Portland about
the miudle Of February. At that poiat they
were compelled to remain over two weeks for
the Columbia to open as far as the Dalles The
PorIlauders treated them with their usual hos,
PitAlity, every honor was shown the gentlemen.
aud their stay 10 the metropolis was made as
agreeable as 1t could be under the eircumstau. .
ees. The FIRST boat for the DAlles was hailed
with 'tjpieiugsi all the party took passage, with
the EXCEPTION Of Hoo. P. B. johnson, who had
during bis S'ay 10 Portland become so attached
to the people TsAt be found it impossible 10 leave
them that time. Remaining at the Dalles for the
space OF week, wasiug for The obstructious in
the river 70 give way, hey finally Determined IN
start overland for home Covered with mnd
sArs-Sora, objected sod fsigued, they reached
ssre , sss,tl'y dsgnstsd With their trip overland
, 1868-03-13

-
THE JUDICIARY. = The action of the
Legislature in redstricting the Territory
and making a new assignment of Judges,
requires explanation. The ncompetency of
Judge Hewitt, and his entire unGtness for
the discharge of judicial duties was such
that the people of the Second District were
clamoring for his removal This was the
condition of affairs at the opening of the
session. Two modes of relief presented
themselves: The first, was to pass memo
rial asking his removal The second, was
to create new District, where there would
be little or no litigation. This last was The
course adopted, and Judge Hewitt assigned
to a position where his opportunities for
mischief will be limited Whether the
Legislature acted wisely in this matter, is
for the people to determine. The assignment
of the Chief Justice to District embracing
but single county, rendered reorganiza'
tion of the remaining Districts necessary,
and accordingly Wala Walla and Yakima
counties were added to tie Second Judicial
District. The bill as it originally passed the
Council assigned Judge Darwin to the Sec.
ond District, and Judge Wyche to the Third
In the House this assignment was reversed,
and the bill coming back to the Council the
amendment was concurred in. Politics had
nothing to do with the movement, the mea,
sure having originated with the republicans
and was supported by the democrats for the
reason that they believed it to be their duty
to aid in relieving the people from the curse
of an incompetent judicial officer.
, 1868-03-13

The NATIONAL DEDT.-The debt Of the nation
increased over So, ,OOO, 900 during the month of
January. How long will it take the people to
see that the present Congress is unfit to grasp
the reins Of economy and legslate for the true
interests OF the couutry7 For the last three or
four years millions OF the peoples money have
been expended solely for party purposes and
that at a time when the country was demanding
retrenchmpnt.
, 1868-03-13
me Impeachment.

The die is cast and the radicals are jubilant.
The egg laid BY Ashley, watched and kept "Ar"
BY covode, has at last brought forth the long
sought articles Of ofimpeaebment The eonmit'ee
on rsconstructiou, to whom the question was
referred, reported 10 favor Of imPeaehing Andrew
Johnson Of high crimes and nisdemeanors
Immediately thereupon The question was put 10
the House and passed BY strict party vote.
The grounds for this outrage upon the Consutu-
ton and liberties Of the people is what-simpy
removing Stanton, a man who is to-day cotfess'
edly the most unpopular man who ever held
position under the government. He is man
who haS ever treated the soldier Of the country
as dog. rather than as a man. When we read
that Mr.. s. has the army with him in bis quarrel
with the President, we are called upon to stamp
t as libel on the soldiery. Under the Tenure
Office Bill Mr.. Johnson had right to suspend
him, the law of Congress giving bim that power.
In what position does Mr.. Stanton stand to-day
before the American people He is the individual
who wrote the veto message upon said bill. In
that paper-and it was an able one-he took
strong grounds that Congress bad no right 10
pass bill of that character, that it was nncon-
stitutioual he even went so far as to intimate
that no gentleman would hold an Office under the
provisions of the bill. He is convicted upon his
own deliberate testimony as man devoid oi
principle or that high regard for the Constitution
that every good citizen should entertain. The
Senate has now tie duty to decide the question
whether the charges of the House are sustained
by the evidence about to be submitted to
them. We have some knowledge of the Senate
and from that we have no fears but that Andrew
Johnson will continue to hold bis Office until the
4rh of March, go. Under the Constitution, il
requires two-thirds of all the Senators to i'm
peach. In looking over the list of Senators We
do not find that number who will sustain the
action Of the House in its mad attempt to over
throw coordinate branch of the government
Come what may, we have the utmost confidence
in the people that they will stand by the Presi
dent in any steps he may take to perpetuate thu
government founded by Washington.
, 1868-03-13

Bayard Taylor finds living cheap in Ven>
ice A cup coffee at frstcass restaurant
costs four cents, and good dinner with wine,
forty cents. But this involves extravagant
luxury. Bread. fish and fowls, cooked may
be bought for trife, and roasted pumpkin
seeds, more palatable to some people than
almonds, are sold in the streets at marvellous
low rates.