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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-10

II Is ENEIRELY DIFFERENT IN PRIN
ciple and action frOm any other now in us3
and has every desirable advantage, viz:
lst. 1t Is light. clean and eRsy; no pressure
90 the back; With motion inward and upward
"a. IL has no springs or iron bands, thus
avoiding al Injurious Pressure on the Back at
the same time supporting the AbdOmes
and relieving the aperture Of all undue weight
st. The Button Il SO formed that the pres
suTe is equal on oil the parts OF the Hernial
Aperture. without infringing on the SDsrmatic
Cord
ith. The competition or which Tho Button Is
made. renders " lmpeUviOus 70 Precipitation.
and produces rarid absorption Of the deposits
IN the sU5Cu taneous cellular tissues, which
permits the Button TO act Immediately upon the
teniiuUus canal. thus rfectually closing the
neck ard 0olIteratIuE the HCruial Sac b. ad-
hesivc inflammation.
5'h. 1t is as Comfortable. night or day. as a
glove
Sch. II il not com, Heated, and cannot get
cat Of order. a
This Iustru rueut Is confidently rseomusndsd
20 she pubic, knowing that 70 Is hyperion 10 any
now in Use. IL hzs been tried by sufficient
nHbers % prove its superiority over al Otb-
cTg. both for Comfort ard Cure 0fthe wearor-
las Inst UUent - recommended By the lead
iug Surgeons and Physicians throughout the
'uETry for the CEgrATs RELIEF and CURE
a. recommended BY patients Who have
ned The various Spring TrusSes" TO- years
without obtaining relief and have haon crl VI
by this Truss.
CsTtifcs ties from we'll known Parties In y
vile. can b. seen az this ONCE.
II rs ior sale to Druggist and dealers ~
v hoiesaie. Address
Manufaclprer. No. : Union street p-stairs)
Nashville. lena
A. The above Tfue- can be Esi e Esssrs.
Do.tch i iladiox; DsNoville A Co. and =. W.
hendsr'hott Druggists. Nashville. GEM.
sugS 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-10
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
IS AILR AID.

nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IA,
~ 1869, Mail train will leave Nashville at 2:55
NJ. daily, and arrive at Guthrie at 80 p. NJ con-
Meeting with Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad train for UOpkinsyille, and Memphis,
GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad accommodation
train for GAINESVILLE. Returning leave Guthrie at
$50 A. M, Immediately upon arrival of trains from
Hopkinsville and ClarksYille and arrive at Nash
vile at 6: 80 \. NJ.
Tickets for sale at City Transfer Office, Max
wele House, and Louisville and Nashville, and
Edgeheld and Kentucky Railroads Ticket Office.
J. d. LOCKHART,
noy23-f Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-10
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
AFTER THE TRAGEDY.

BY JosERHrNE POLLARD. Hf
As bend DER the burning Goals tonight.
Flushed with the glow Of the anthracite- ---
y ~ Crimson, and blue. and green, and gold 3
All, me- these visions that come and 90
- Flash and sparkle, i-r-s
And CLEAN and darkie.
Are not the dreams that used TO know:
Are not the castles built Of old.
As bend Ger the glowing Goals tonight
solemn tragedy meets nay sight, sEH ~
Full Of terror and full Of pain.
hear the voices OF human things;
Walls Of sadness, I
And shrieks of madness,
And the aapping Of dark, invisible wings,
And the cries Of women, who cry 10 vain.
Deep down see the living tomb,
Where hundred strong men met their doom;
Where Death stole on them in subtle shape
And seized them cruelty, unawares
Out OF the world
Into Judgment hurled,
With never q possible chance for escape.
And scarcely a moment TO say their prayers
o. We who sit II the sweet freight. -
warmed BY the glow Of the anthracite,
In the name of humanity, let us give
One thought TO the sombre heroes who 90,
With tired faces, -.-
To perilous places;
Where naught Of the sunshine of life they know
And offer their lives that we may live
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CLEMENTS, TsBVES 81 CS..
Nv PrOUrietOrs
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RAILROADS
4
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
II A IL II o A ID.
1'RAINs RUN TO AND FROM NASHVILLE AS

TNRAINs RUN TO AND FROM NASHVILLE AS
i follows:
LEAVE. NOV. IA, 1862 ARRIVE.
$3.50 A. N. Express. 300 A. N.
900 p NJ. Mail 4.3O p. II.
800 2. NJ. Gallatin Accommodation. .........-
Express daily. Mail daily except Sunday.
sS- 80 A. train connects at Louisville with
Jacksonville Railroad for st. Louis, Springfield
Ill, Quincy, Chicago, and all principal points North
and West Also connects via JeffersOnville Railroad
and via l. c. and L. Railroad, through indianapolis
and Cincinnati, for all points North and East.
ga 200 p. NJ, train connects at Louisville with
Jacksonville Railroad for ST. louis, Springfield
Ill, Quincy, and all principal points West Also con
meets with Jacksonville Railroad via Indianapolis
and with L. C. and l. Railroad, via Cincinnati for
all points North and East by all routes from Gin
cihnati and Indianapolis.
5S- Mail boats leaving Louisville at 10 A. N. and
3 P. NJ arrive at Cincinnati in time to connect with
early trains for the East.
~ Passengers from Galiatin and points South
arriving at Nashville at 900 A. NJ have until 300
P. NJ. in which to attend to business before re-
turning.
s5- For through tickets, baggage checks and in-
formation as to Sleeping Cars, through connections,
ETC., etc. apply at Office Nashville City Transfer
Co.. under Maxwell House, and at depot Louisville
and Nashville Railroad in Nashville.
ALBERT FINK,
july2-1y General Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-10
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

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Imitation Gold Hunting Watches

Collins Metal" Improved oroide) These Justly
celebrated Watches have been so thoroughly tested
during the last four years, and their reputation for
time and az limitations of Gold Watches ia SO wei
established as to require no recommendation
PRICES Horizontal Watches, SO, equal in ap-
pearance and for time to Gold Watches worth 500
Full Jeweled Levers, SIS, equal to $50 gold ones
Full Jeweled Levers, extra fine and superior finish
$40, equal to 5000 gold ones.
We have just commenced making a very fine
, 1869-04-04

Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, and tbo
vaat wool crop Of a dozen ac1iou1tn-
M States, with finally the most
Important d : all : the nav mater;.la
" manufaoturea, viz, bseadatuf1s. will
combine with capital, labor md cheap t,sa,,
postasaon to rnAka Chicago su.pasa Philadal-
ph'a % manufacturing city. such CON.
centraaon Of ths future manufac&urino ra.
sources OF illinois, in Chicago, might resson
ably alono add half million to our M,
las,on within hall century. Il, addition
= ship canal at Niagara and tho St, Iav4nnco
can be 30 constructed rs to RiveLChic.po
free oou1se to tho sea for. .ooean.. ..yessel, ~
200 tons buzden and reduce our -fra;,ht.
to the ocean from twelve miIle ,ar ton rsr
mule to two mills ~. :. ioa per mile, convert
'u0 '--cago into an ocean port capable Of
maintaining a direct commerce over the
common highwny Of the nations, with all the
ports Of the world, are thero not grounds Tor
believing that very large ehare Of intcsna-
tional commerce would seek entry aud exit
through this port7
, 1869-04-04
CUBAN EXILES,
Their Enabnrkntion for Fernando
o-Tcrrib1c Sccnea on the 0ccn-

Their Enabnrkntton Tor FcThnnoo
Po-Tcrrib1c SccMea ON the 0cca-
s5ou.
M rs,,,,.,, u.-.,. ,..x.. y,s.,,,> q,
N ths emow1 @ vnet M. tH' u1'ana s'se' ~
:. III Thc fh,aa h;ndrnd mn, 1,,ao, ,a,so,a ar.
.-.tL ~ n sts ,s1 nuniu 1lu u.teGn psisoas ~ : :
nes ahaer sei. saspe1on @ @ neI ana Mnose names @
nIS so9;r .,1saa Su y. 'lua Is pEcs Ses.seu5. ansy
actnni1 r1Td ~ ~ t1.n g ~ ~ FsMsne W. r. Is
~ I'LL. S,s,,,E SrSu ~ ~ ~ @ ~ ~1sSn
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ so. u}un ~ p.tson
,nsnx ~ ~ - u nna
@ Iaany s1LehsNe 1ne9GaAnts M Al ~ Emo!l Ssutio
n.h,e sIae1 ~ ane n Nsns e.xs ISL
sr-snrs| s4 49,, - Nv ~ as pnNsa, "Aos -. etS ss
1nrds s eH hats .ms a tr,aE ~ "n r.
nn1.irsns tys nn,.Ta. sna ssrerni - ;.,e -
phntz ~ ~ ,n n1u 1a,'a sstst '@I" hasI-
stn%e I ~ n Eon ena s n tS ~ as es
- ~ ,h.t 9T,s Thors - ~ ~
~. 1an a15 !. ~ nns h.fnI H.
sH1t,ta. ", sIi NJ .. ~ sn thTs IL stsn.tI ,,Ss
- w. 1o ~ ,s,satt1a -, ;n 49,; itenat ~ ~;
naS nesn isnIss'oie 70 I've "aenou, aae tsUn
NV tsa ,,so;p ~, -, -. a. ~ r,.,i.o ,,s<
M ie 111,e1' Ihss ne u'u
st nu. = nAs mt.teA tuas .ae uaiut tuuate eAAea
nnuiu never os spase1 nc presence o. ne tJ!aae
W muo 70, tnIee moatns ,I nA1 nsuteo taem
tnsouga tas H!aungs OF ne Aoso eAsue AMI =
tana ,,s o9ngsoa ma.h Aose f man Hyo spaa, 70
Estnel VIZ Inol,s lltsn!y nIlseu seste!uat, Ana&
naLuotss oi splu1LeslA ctuMaeo the nstf 70 VIZ
, 1869-04-04
THE GROUSE At PAIRING TIME.


To sec chicken.dancc requires long fc1rper.
The performers are the sharp-taitesi grouse dwell
rcplactng Oh the west Of the ROCKY Mountains lie
we'll known pralfte-hen Of the eastern histricks.
This beautiful bird "a alike esttnabia for tie ID
mtEable sport which 1t Affords aud for It's deuracy
ns an article Of food; and 1t Ii very desirable that
4 possible it should be accllmated In this country
Mr. Lord the naturalist to the British North Amer
ican Rounia1y Commlssion, is sanguine on this
point, and believes it to be most admirably: fitted
ior our hll and mooEland districts alt Il very
pcrature OF s0s below zero; feeds on seeds, ber
analogous % What il could nuI in our eWn hui
twelve 10 fourteen At q brood; nests carly and
would come to shoot tQuery, to be snot:l alHut the
IL soaa q GaF %sI s99 'ss
ths steamer. could be fed a Fcail.y rs fowtA
ems They pair very carly IN the spring, and their
tlytties called Chicken. Dances TheiE Ballroom Is
gins either at sunrise. or in the evc1tins, and by
re time that the matrimonial Arrangements are
and ne s. happy pars ss o t"r rhesF
hnEe ~ road
atr: Lord saw se<era, q these dances, and gives
aeSst Rldins Up into II TIC I sis easy % one spring
morning, he hcar,i the peculiar ehnck-chnck which
Indicated shat dance Was IN proKEess- Tying up
whence tho sound proceeded, and finally gala-
ed the shelter Of stump, from whence, un-
perceived, be had al excellent view. Like true
lover OF nature, he frankly admits the Joyous de-
Light which The right AFFORDED him There Were,r
he observed, "atout etZhteen or twenty blrts
ahe to distinguish the males trom The females the
plumage being 80 nearly alike; hut lmagined the
females were the passive ones. The four birds
nearest to me were head to head to hcuf like game
cocks ~ tRhtng attltule-she neck k-feathers ruI1ed
up, the little sh2Ip tail elevated straight on emil
the wings dropped close to the ground, bnt Keep
ing up BY vibration continued throbb!ng or drum
ming eound.
"They etrcled round and round each other In
slow *a!tZ1n2 time, always maintaining the sstuc
attitude, Int never striking at o. graphing with
each other; then The pace increased and one hotiy
pufsue1l the other until be faced about au fefsa-
tef went wnltzing round agatn: then they dill a
sort OF cure pc1foFnanrst taaaPtse ~se-t s~~
feet into the air until they were winded: and then
they srttcd about and struck m Attitude, like an
acrobat after 4 successful tumble. There were
others marching about with their tails and heats
high they cuuId stick them Gp, er1dently do
Ing the heavy swell: osherH again. dill not appear
tn have any wcll-dennec lieas whas they ought to
do, and kept tytug up ANIL pitching down again.
and were msnfestly restless and e1ctted-pethaps
rejected sultors contemplating something tesptr !
ate. The music to this eccentric dancc Was tho |
loud chnck-ehnck continually repeated, anil the |
strange throbbnR sound produced by the vibrating
wings" Att. Lord subsequently watched sexeral
other halls, IN ali Of which the same series OF !
strange evolutions was carried un--Ontt Fttk-
, 1869-04-04
A Hnfd.3hell Scrm0t1a

,...... ARa nc pa-seo ~ 9o'tsN+ A..
tn IL Kings. II. chapter, verse 8" And ne passed
On 70 snnneu- .a.,a. an,
Take 70 heat see lesson oas IT, ta ~, y
And oh! my heasers-f !osa should eoms NO me-
soms q our ,t,e towna md sa9aa s aar ~ of eS
and hear men ta1k Of: attachmenA With
out anectpn, and seqnestrahon La. Via.
out qulet-ah, and aene !o1Ie ant neses ts
words Of tne prophet ant''pas "a 70 saua-em-
And II yeu 90 Epnnu wae!e tne MenIaoE w.. AZ u.
al, and :AeJ rush out 70 snake aanuA .,5,, VIII wv,
and arc especially an1h21a % lea5n ~ eoaln'.@oa @
Of yous w.les health md tne aao ,,s,, .,s
farms snd the crofs Anti ones ~ ets ~ -t .s ~
bill Of goods good ~ oMe1 .na ~ tt9 ose w
arconnt Of their lote ao9 3ou AKA 'o' e~-'1-s4@
r4H on TO salneM. a.. -. -.
, 1869-04-04

A few days ago Writes the correspondent Of q
London paper Twas asked 70 tolu shooting partJ
which was to take p!scs on the land
gentleman n .,siae fsssns Ia ,n the ,ns nstse
vous, ! WAS rather surprtseti 10 sec that the
keepers carried cages with them, which. on cxami-
nation turned ont to ooutAln partridGrs; and, on
"scnos, It vii DC very hot about II, and the
senoscs will want to rest and have their breakfast
md then tac sic cartridge, cult IN useful y
was quite d1mhtonndered It thts. as, although
there are some gentlemen IN England who hn!
phcasant1 to be turned out the night before for
their friends TO shoot, WAS not aware that this
custom ha4l Il yet been imported into Spain; anl
70, wishing not TO display my ignorance, waited
rirei al a SPOT where our brralast Vas sprrai out
In = shRdy hollow, and the keeper, with tho great
cst caution surrounded us with somc bushes,
cages containing The birds aooat twenty 5aris on.
asked the man on my right II they we're ~ bc
turned out lie laughed. and sahl non, no: !on
do not unde1tsnd; At this tune Of the year shs
anorous; 50 We catch some hens and train
them to sall, And we shall soon see
koue Of their RoriH styotttng up very valiant y. :"
A he WIS speaking, In fAct, Two gallant cocks
new up and settled lor moment near the Cages
This Wa the signal at once for general family
shot which !ett The poor victims nntterins on the
friend replied shat thought nye guns were
enough for two birnt particularly Us they were
sitting. All. yes" ssld the owner, - ne Always
some Do snoot % saem wnen MI they run Up to The Gags
but that, to Say the lcasl Is rash ~ ono might
miss: but rytrz, Of course, 1t wo1d be stu more
tn favor Of thc rs'trdSes s,aptns: ana ~e den a.,
Rag At tho eul Of the day was not ETcat, as the
game WIS eearrc: Il consisted OF nine partf1dgra,
i make. = fox. and ! must "a! J fct rather
ashamed Of tuyselr on returning home with these
eroIs hung behind the breaI dIa1n By four mules
which conveyed our party.
, 1869-04-04
Mend { MSA Mr31 Wtfe.

Cecfle geaarenao1t., n lose mother belonged II
d!sunSulssed emaaos family, ~as at thai period
fort alWays 50 r1sa = female charms, where, ln-
deed to this da!. a. y Sa1ony " far maidens gEow
Oh eyefy ree; a2ie wnenI now recall her image
as G:st saw hel. Tough some time after her nAr-
n2S, teel thas - thlS p resent hour she las a.
Maya femalls1 = hcou ttea1 Of wonanly fasc,os"
uoe2na loF< - admired her With AL the m
pesoos1tJ q young imaginative ereatnte- Yer
nsufe WA y ght, Of middle height and fatnef
tunoplnT 2 lsF I lower heavy With dew, her 1uxu.
ttant gsldes brown hair fell in rtch cuEts on her
sn9el .a9.a ser her complexion WIS nanpafent, en-
uen:Acy, her Emile Charming, snd Ahe na4
me vnst bexttchtng deep-olue e5e3
eSeE beheN, with dark eyeiasaes AoA
efeU oNa Such was the fatr wife Of Aeo1eisaoau-
horI often, amid " "6noWcAkes IS they ny, aaFe
stood IN corner Of the Gewaldnans 5la!Isr
att!nR to see her glide PAST NE nj the close o. tue
coucert, when her talr fAce looked forth fatoaSa
= the transparent ye1 IN which it waA Wrapped. u5c
the bright noon emerging from dark c1oudA "hlie
| her eyes shonc ufe gtafA NaA once In her room,
when sue addrc4&ed few friendly words 70 me-
| A H1aef With whom WAS acquainted had brought
| me Win her, and while the two ladies we1e con-
| ycrStpa Ea1ed At Cecile Atnde1sAonu In silent
! adniIntion. Ah1 such a feeling Of enthusiasm
| fnoWu to few, Is, After al. tne raogf delightful
tntur In the wUrid. To BE- able 10 sdrotre the
17apd Of the beautiful Is hare thousand times
done, and still do, u blessed frame Of mlnd-per.
nnps somewhat atin to the ecstaey produced b.
the ntoxicslon Of opium, bat without tho az,
, 1869-04-04

A Warrington correspondent aayB:
"QtncrA luttcr Ia well Known for hts strategy
in al matters, reputation which his success has
obandAntly justified 1sut once tn while he
catches Tartar Having been made Chairman
Of the Important Committee on Reconstruction,
which has hefctcfort met u the same room with
the Committee on fAost 0tlcrf and Fo8t RoaHs, he
naturally wAntst. q room ~ himself. and he dts
story 0f the House an only room, on one panel OF
the door Of which Eas 'faCi0c Il H. ANIL on the
other 'ReSontlonnSy Pensions The latter COM
mitteC seldom meets The former Is the hfKc6t
committee lu the nonse aud hAa much important
business Butler at once applied to be assigned to
Pensions for the reason above stated The
Speaker orltred the Clerk to assign hiln acconl-
!nGly. and Butler, with his committee aud archives
took possession In the meantime, Hon. Wn1. :.
Wheeler, Of New YORK, Chairman Of the t.acif,c
Railroad Committee. who had been >asant Ncts
returned 10 the House and dscorrred how be haI
been d!slodCcd- Having business for Immediate
action, be called meeting for THURSDAY morning
at 10 O'Clock. The Reconstruction Committee WIS
to meet at l0:oo Wheeler and his comnit.s:. ~,
i4siij 1t work, when Butler appeared At the door
tn am8zemcut Does the gentleman from Massa-
chusctts dedru to be heart on the question bcfore
the commttiee. coolly asked Wheeler. Yes,
ately begin protesting against the usnrpa;inn OF
his room hy these ttnterioPer1' a. he would say
of the Senate. THE gentleman Il not combining
himself 10 the tubjeet before the committee, and
shall bc obliged TO cali him to order' lnterposed
Wheeler, who WAS the ma8ter OF tho situation.
lsu1ier SAW that the tables hsd hecn turned upon
him, md he fctreatcd IN good order, n not In good
temper. The fnak wns the announcement last
night By the Speaker that the Recouatrucuon
Cotumitree would hereafter meet Is heretofore In
mand for committee ruons WIS far greater than
the gupHly.t'
, 1869-04-04

.ena.ston produced By = rest.A Of verdis opera,
vstn the stmphny and s,mo other P4eces ent1!ely
new afctfekS opera Eeason b New Yotf
cIosed Enh "Tne PIophesTon la1t Saturday even
Ing It y nov understood that he resumes tic
baton In Mny under F1ak, who re-opcns The Acad-
emy ior the production Of Wallases "Lnrlne:
coming to tho UnAed 61ASAa. - John RrnuHhsM
t5c. from ns thsatse A. eEsn!ne elosise it
GRomep. Saad lnast = w!n-' be Withdrawn
q e Monday ~ ne8 .otnsno" MI AZ
arc 10 alternate In tho cn4facteeK or Otktlo and
La9o- ne.den,or'd Ia 70 be ,personated By Miss
retired nor ne gsssr, snd w ag1 herself hers
sitter Ars. CelA Logan Kellogg. -. Ar. Ru4nt
has sold t!1 1Hsh comedy Of :. fne BelIea Of shaa-
don," to Florence 80 Gautierf the Para critsc,
saying ihaf ahc rrscmbks an elephant win :
nightingale IA his throat -, Fcltclcn DAVID h4s
been appointed librarian Of the Imperial cotserva-
totIc Of Music, FSr1s, sts HtFoz, rcceualy deccas-
cd. 49,. Dejaxet, the PaEiaIaa euperannAnted &C
trrss, has been accorded IN annual pensten Of
e,M0 o trance ~, The new Paris Grand Opefa Is
EvnE to cost ground and au, something INC
PIKGGNikE PfcxIx,
, 1869-04-04
A German Romance.

More than dozen years ago North German
Daron ssntten with the charms Of the laughter Of
we3lkuown doctor In the lown where he lived,
Wooetf and Won her, mud made her q Baroness
Tears sped happily a!one, the birth Of two daugn-
ten Essf satio 1s .p ne ss ho1ssha
the two confidently lnsgtnse, Was free from the
trail Of the serrelr. coming home, however,
sns younx xh stasnt sn in e 4oo ah as e aaa I'd
excess Of Wild jealousy and rl9s he seized
upon swor,, which was hanging aRaInst the VIII
Of the chamber, and ran him through The Baron
led TO the Crimes, where be served through the
CfImcan war, and. Alter Il WAS ended, male big
NOR, where. under IA assumed name, be som
.nencet 10 a1vc Instructions In !anguases- After
b. had Ss 's5 e ] @ e 'a sssp s. ~
rose Of making trtn!nE purchase, TO his great
ssson!shnsns be met fnss e tase xtth n.s vac.
deute TO remain Elenl
meeting ~as arranged, when the ex-Barouesa
their intercourse Eas forever nj an enu she had
accepted the proposal Of her present husband to
c0rdlnEty did without troubling herself about T.
divorce She had brought with her two datghters,
Sh9 s1 ter sns PANE Of nts
then ag1eed between the two hist their aecret
thoul. be preserved, and that the Baron, under
teacher Of languages Into the house, wfere be
should hare the care Of the education ct his chill
dren, which accordingly happened- Teare passed
~ kAi NILS ElC" 0AA VlA A48 EHxlA
On their real father, brought him finally 10 htx
deathrhed which he exchanged saurs umc sxu-
for grave. While IN the faxs Of death he sent
for friend. and conrded 70 him parcel Of p4petH
giving Instructions, auouR other things, to the
distribution Of some property he inherited AbFoad,
and requesting him to hantl them over to his WtfB
when he Uncovered her, telling him she WIS tha
daughter OF 4 doctor, HON he named, tn Ger
maa town. This friend. knowing that there was =
daughter Of thlR doctor Married II Baltimore, d.
termined. naturally, To apply u her for informs
ton. Going to tie music shop TO 1nd her, he INST
her husband, and announced TO him that he bad
tone important psrerA for hts sts1er-hs-laN. Rut
bcfofe he Eot further on hls explanation the wtfa
rushed from IN Atiofnsn4 rootn, told htlH TINT eha
knew all about it, and that she would cntl mud 1es
him the ne1t day Mt his house lie had hardly ro-
turned there, however, seforc ehr followed hfu11
entering bre2thesR,- without bonnet OF GhAwf,
eager to know what had happened The pApe1E
were handed oEeE; AID an necessity. she thought
for secreey being removed the two girh wefb'
informed of the facts OF their birth and their
title TO tlsttncton- SO they Immediately dfsclatr-
ed their Teputed father, a1I announced themsel7e8
Al Karonea*ea; and the onc little girl Who was for
q long time known AZ i bafefooteu little s41cebox,
who trotted hbout the streets earning pennies by
her musical performances and her elder sister,
who has not A1Eays been 70 renned tn her tastea.
have suddenly become what the Gefmans-can
1ionahlF, and are capable In some paEts Of Ger
many Of being admitted into society into Whsch
many leading merchants aadrsch bankers are mt:
permitted TO enter.
, 1869-04-04

brousnt 70 ta6a country Whsn t6ey wers sboqs ~
Year, old. They were oai1f, mert1 aud uel1b9odf
snd we1B eduesaed 10 tcsd and witss wei and 70
handsoma faneas aud well proportionsd figures;
two en9rarinki Before me as write, testify 70 tho
pcse they are. from their appearance In the an
Gent unnsactions Of = learned soeiety, sep&la-
Hon waa In this c8ss totally impossible. Tho s4s-
onc vent forN n1ds ttsc Q&hcy w2s Obliged to tresd
backwards II one stopped, she 1lffed the othet
she nn fF tr Wapted on1, Vs ana ss
between them. Tho poor creatures dicA nearly
EsznritxucouslJ, at twenty fWo 3easa old.