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CIT III E w s. .

DEPUTY SHERIFF.-We learn that
Fleming Durham has been appoint
ed By Sheriff Miller as bis Deputy. "a
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HoUsE SoLD.-Hiram Nelson sold
at auction, on Saturday, the frame
house on First Street, between Oak
and Mulberry, belonging to III. Hen
ing and G. Preston, and formerly the
residence Of III. a. Lawrence, to Ell.
C. Babcock, for thesum of $3.50. The
house IS to be removed.
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MONEY SAvED.-R. w. Harper g.
Co., No. 90 First Street, are now Of
fering to the trade a large variety Of
fine tobacco and cigars Of their own
manufacture. They manufacture
their entire stock, and will sell as
cheap as the same articles can be
bought 10 the United State. Dealers
will make it to their interest TO call
on them and examine for themselves,
as they can save the cost of transport
tation from the East as well as the
profits made by the wholesale dealers.
sep23tf
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Whites Patent Knea.

The opinion Of Hon. GEoRqE, Ban,
CROFT, the Historian: aSaa"'A
REV. Mr.. WHITE-Dear Sir: For
simplicity, neatness, case Of hand
ling, adaptation TO its purpose, and
cheapDess, your Paper File is ae
plus ultra. a8
Since 1 used it, l wonder how We
got along without it. [ fed it excel
lent to bold not papers only, and let
tels, but maps, and charts and plans.
The maps and plans once ia this
Paper File, can be rolled Up aud car.
ried about, and unTolled for use better
than if they we're in pasteboard COW
ers. 1t is approved By every one to
whom / have shown it.
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MIXED.-A few days ago, We pub
lished an item about Tobias Sluder, of
this city, eyed 106 years. The Terre
Haute Esepress copied part 6 the
item, and the name appeared as To-
bias Snider" The Indianapolis
Jouraol got hold of the item next,
and the name appeared in that paper
as Tobias Sinder." We wonder
what it will be in the next paper that
copies it.
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You will find Ladies Velvet Hats
at IS cents. at Click & Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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BY reiegraph.J

81 Ielegrapb.I MEMPHI8. Nov. Is.
CoTroS-Firm and quiet at &c.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
CoRN-AfarKet bare.
OATa-66c
HAY-E29
BRAN-Fl8
PoRK-s8i 90.
I4ARD--l84l9t&c.
sides, 2ic.
BULK MATS Shoulders li14o; sides Ise.
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ARREsTED.--John Snip, who COM
mitfed aa assault on Fritz Romaker
on the Sd Of September last. was ar
rested yesterday evening by Chris.
Wanderlich and Charley McCutchan.
he was taken at the naaisea de joie of
Jane Coulter. who refused the officers
admittanee, and they had TO force the
door. Ship was ieon7eyed to the lock-
mn. Ia .s=as.T -tsssse
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E@ Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
oc1tf
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B3~ Corpalent aud delicate ladies
can be fitted with Oorsets and Hoop
Skirts at s. BRUEER G. Co.
nov10 1W No. First Slrest
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EZ~ The beat aud cheapest Blan-
kets and Balmoral Skirts, at Sehap-
ker, Bussiug & Co.'S. now
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GsiITTED.-In our notice of the
new residence Of William Heilman,
ESQ., published in Saturdays paper,
we omitted to mention the Important
fact that Dir. Heilman had patron
lied our home manufacturers aud
artists as far as. possible. He pur-
chased nothing abroad that could be
procured ia this city. This, we think,
is highly croditable to Mr. Heilmau,
and very different from the action Of
some Of our oitizens. He believes in
patroBizIng home Institutions.
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NEW RoPE-The new hosting
rope for the Ingleside Coal Mines,
viii arrive in a few days. 1t passed
through the Custom House at New
York q few days ago. ii has been
imported from England. as the kind
of rope desired is not made in this
country.
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:. Barrett's . saves your 'llocks. .

BI~ Cashmere for Boys and Men 5
wear, very cheap, at Schapker, Bus
sing x Cos. now
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kU Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring. with varDish for fixing at
Fish & Barriers. oc1tf
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Parkhill, on Second Street, near
the corner Of Locust, will hereafter
make good photographs at 81 per
dozen. nov9 1w
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BJ See GILBERT & Co. s ad yer
tisement Of two Of the best and finest
Stores in town for Rent oc29-tf
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LOO F-Thc semi-annual COM
munication Of the Grand Lodge Of
the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, will meet at indianapolis,
at Q o. block tomorrow. Twelve dele
gates will go from this city. The
railroads issue half fare tickets.
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g1- Another lot Arab. Br6ehe
Paisley and cheap shawls, Just re-
.ceiYed, at Sehapker, BUssing & Cos.
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RECORDER s GOURT.--Tbe Recorder
did a regular land office business
on Saturday
The first oa the docket was Gen.
Taylor, a negro, the same who was
stabbed on the Rose FIite not long
since. Taylor bad been guilty Of
abusing a eolored weneh named Emma
OhiIds. The General was fined IS 70,
and vas sent 20 the lookup. Two
negro witnesses. Ben. and Lizzie
Sawyer, who had to be brought into
court on an attachment, were sent to
the lock up one hour for contempt Of
Court.
George LiRck. for being disorderly
and helping to raise hullabaloo :"
at q house of bad repute, was fined
SIG. which he paid
John Linck and Gottlieb Sauer,
for being concerned In the same
'muss, " were bound over in the sum
Of 500 each to appear to-day for trial.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SupeTiOr to the BEST
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. noYl5-d3t eod.ltw
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s|Tbe latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had ct
Hughes. oct25
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CLosED.-Qaite . number of The
saloons were closed. yesterday, owing
10 the late stirring up BY the Grand
Jury. Il vas amusing to watch the
chaps that wanted nip, going
from one eSloon to the other. and to
notice their disappointment st find
log the doors closed
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RETU 2NING.
Terre EEaate & indianapolis.

Indpiiis8:2 20 a n. ss25 A NJ. $50 P n. $40 P N
4. H...8 90 A NIL rs n. 4;4O P M-ll 20 P N
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Yours truly, vLJFoa
GEoRGE BA

:
These files are for sale at the Jour-
nal Office. They range in size from
u to 30 inches. All who have used
them in this city fully endorse Mr..
Bancrolt's testimonial novl2
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ESye Prans's Cromos, equal 70 the
hness Oil Paintings. from 81 so to
S25 00 Call and examine them at
Z 4 Be- os1tf
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MORE NEW GooDs.-We will open,
this morning, our new styles Water
proof Cloakiugs, Astrachan- trimmed
Saques and Basquines, ChildreDs' and
Misses Cloth Jackets, new shades Of
Kid Gloves, Striped Shawls, Arab
Wraps. Scotch Plaids, Velours, En-
press Cloth. besides four cards of
Merrimack Prints at 1870 per yard.
New York Store, SO Main Street.
no13 ct 1T. & S. A. COOLIDGE. s
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PosT OFFICE NoTIcE.-We call at
tention to the Post Office Notice in
the local column, giving time of open
ing and closing of mails. The new
railroad time table goes into effect
to-day, and the Pest Office has been
compelled to change its hours in order
to conform to the new arrangemeut.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The new time
tables on the Evansville and Craw-
louisville, Terre Haute and Indian
anolis, and Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
roads viii go into effect to-day, and
for the benefit OF our reaiegs. We have
inserted the ncw tables at tho head Of
the city news in this morning JoUn-
NAL. The evening train leaves at /
O'clock, and passengers reach Terre
Haute at ga. and indianapolis at
'2:40 a. NJ. LIST every one interested
make note Of the chapgas.
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ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-Frpm
the officers Of the West Wind we
learn that, on Saturday evening as
Charley Leunig, of MG Vernon. was
on his way from supper to his saloon,
a shot was fred at him, it il said, by
Robert Beard. the ball passing
through his hat. Beard at once fled.
and It is said the entire population of
Mt. Vernon are in pursuit Of him.
Dispatches were sent to this city. no-
tifying the authorities to look out for
him, and to arrest him if he came
here. A @
About a year ago, it will be remem-
bered that Leunig killed The father
of young Beard. Who had made an
attack upon him in his own saloon,
with bowie knife, and Leunig was
justified, as be had acted IN self-de-
tense. A few minutes before the
shooting was done Saturday night,
young Beard called at the saloon of
Leunig and eaquired for him, aud
was told that he was at supper. He
then went, it is said. and stationed
himself in the Court House yard, and
as Leuning pa ssed, shot at him, with
the result above stated. aalo
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E5E York g0id ana sgOcR ESsGet.
By TeIegraph.l NEW YoHE. NOV. IL.
MoNEY- Easy At 597 PEI cent. on can.
discounts IN good demand and firm ~ lgw
Is per cent. on the street.
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UOINH LA8Is
nav Ex Mo
Ohio 8 Aisslsslppi.

Leave lightning Ex. Acc. Night Elk.
sYincennes a.. i s0S p NJ. :l2 p MILO :23 P NJ
GOING WEST.
Lenpe Mail. Night Elk. Day Exs
Vincenuss -. All L, NJ. :57 A u :, $40 A N
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ST. CLOUD HOTFL

Alsoi twenty-five feet OF Dot nusnbar .sr,-
enteeh 40 IN LoHer on Mcf3Hrvis F1-
iargemenH 81 tue city 90 HvarFviIir
bounded as 10 IoWyas Enrtf.rt-t.. ttttF
Ilont Lnes0. seld lot, go 3 polnf ttger.fv-
~ ieet from me aoutAeasteriy CORNER of
3all Ioli funnlu& thence along said front
me WchtWeiutf tWentY-tWo foet. thenc1
~ fleht angles Win said front uua tn mo
al.tY IN tue tcaf OF snid lots thence hIonH
sAIu g ~ towards Division Street twenty
Two - u LAeuc3 70 the place OF beginning
gtlf feet 60 the lf 10 estate III RraaIu. T-r-'f.,
la ono illtd5 yfdej fhirlI 4 a pra- VI - u "a
lot bciru-2 Dg Us fett on Ffrrf L.fvs--'r. 81 r.
and Pine e. rectst ana Hu. d ,,r,. I'd 4, 5000
brick dwelling iouae
TERMS o. s. AIE.-one.ff .ffi cash ..--f tt..
residue fu equal uaymoufa III r55e ..,,l ~,
Yeatsi ihe pufeunher giving nufaa. yrIfH
~ LeLeaN9 Mllnput reitei fcom valuation on
1dpp fais incHt laWs, and with approved
JESSE ~. WALlEER.
Comm isalOuer.
BLK thA ~ Aeiiit p Liufuey. IuoVI8 dfr
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WHEELED TO THE Lock UP.-
Chris. Wunderlich aud Charley
MeCutchah wheeled a poor cuss, that
was druuker thanqa z billed OWL TO
the lookup last night. They found
him at the head Of Main Street, laid
out on the pavement, and he would
have probably frozen if they had not
taken care Of hin. They held him
up while he walked as far as the cor
ner OF Main and Seventh Streets, but
at tRis poins ne gave out entirely.
One Of LowEy's wheelbarrows was
called into requisiti0u. and the man
vas safely landed at the lookup.
PERsoNAI>-Judge Charles Ii. Ma
son, of Cannelton, has been sojourn-
ing in the city fer day or two. He
left for home BY the Palestine yester.
day evening.
Major HAYES, of sIIawcsvilIe, KY.
is ia the city, being called hitber by
the severe Illness Of 4 child Of his
san law, Sir Kerhey, Of the firm
lof Humphrey, Lewis & Co.
e We lad the great qualification Of
meeting in the city yesterday Mr..
Fred. Beloher. representing the ex-
tensive firm Of i. S. Jafgay & Co..
New York, Henry McDerm repre-
senting the famous house ef David S.
Brown s. Co. Philsdelphis, and John
Alsup, Esqs representing the we'll
known drug house Of Peters, Power
/ & Cooper, Louisville.
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e1~ 500 Towels worth 40 cents, for
% cts. More Millinery Just received,
at Sehapker, Bussing & Co.'S now
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. EVERY shade of Fringes and uew
styles Dress Trimmings, just received
at Hughes uovl3 2t
Barrett's the only Hair Pre-
server.
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LeaUe Exp. Mail. Freight.
u. Haute .@.... $40 a NJ. 40 NJ. ;45 a n
Yineennes..... g:S5 a NJ. 7s50 M~,l2 noon
Evansvine III sc A MO 20 P H.. 5:35 II
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PhoIOgranhs sd Der Donen.

Silver Medal awarded to Bar
rett's."
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FIanrs.-On Saturday night, Char

FIGHTS. -On Saturday night, Char
ley Kinkle and Jim AIeInerny get
into quarrel at Ehrhardt's saloon,
and IN the course of the row got to
throwing beer glasses at each other.
One Of the flying glasses struck John
Cell, member of the Uornos Band,
on the knee cap, iufictiRg a painful
wound, The parties skedaddled be-
fore the police arrived at tho scene.
They will be arrested to day.
at the corner Of Third ard Main
Streets, on Saturday night, alse, Jim
Rhoads aud Il. NJ. Davis had q small
row, but the bystanders inlerfeTed be-
fore any one was hurt
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$ Barrett's +" the best thing yet.
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HoRRIBLE MURDER-A MoTHER
AND ONE CHILD KIL1ED--TWo ORR
Err CHILDREN DANGEROUSLY IN
JURED.-From Capt. John II. Trip
lett. Of the Petrolia No, 2, ne learn
the particulars Of horrible murder
that was committed. on Saturday, one
and half miles back Of Troy, in
Perry County. The victims were the
wife and three children of a man
named Gilchrist. The mother was
cut with Ratchet on the back Of the
head, on the side Of the face and on
the neck. The eldest child, boy,
had his head broken in with the poll
of the Ratchet, both being killed out
right, and when found, were cold and
stiff. The other two children were
terribly injured, but strong hopes are
entertained that the youngest viii
recover, and it is barely possible that
the other may also live. The first
alarm of the murder was given by the
husband and father, who states that
he left home at nine O'Clock in the
morning and went TO Troy. and did
not return home until late in the
evening, when he found his wife and
eldest son cold in death. and his other
two children terribly rnangled. Great
excitement prevails in the community,
and as it was very early in the morn
ing when the Petrolia passed down,
it was impossible to get full par
ticulars, as many wild rnmors pre-
vailed. We shall have fuller par
ticulars in q day or two. ~
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Corrected November 15th, 1850
EYabsylIle 8 CraRfordsrIlle Be.
oIre NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Eeape Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville 10 - a NJ go r Il :. 40 IL
ATTiUe - ~
yIncsnnes. n. G: - 6...I0:10 A N
TeFFe Haute. AGO p NJ. 9:45 p H.. 4:I5 z n
TeFse Haute 1t indianapolis.
GOING EAST. zE5 =
Leare Day Elk. Night Elk. Mail.
Terre Haute. zsl5 M...l2:l0 A H.. $3.50 A IL
ATTive
Indianapolis. 6:i5 H.. 2:i0 A Af...I0;05 A n
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CIRcU1T CoURT-- Elijah Decamp vs..
Albert Kamp. This was a suit to re-
cover damages on a lot of logs be-
longing to Decamp, saved by Ramp
on portable saw mill. The contract
was finished last March or April, the
money for saving was partly paid, and
a note given for the balance. One
payment on the note was made, but
no complaint in regard to the lumber
was made until the last payment on
the note fell due, some three or four
months after the lumber was saved,
The case was tried before the Judge
Shackelford and DENLY for the plain.
tiff, and Igleheart and Maier for the
defendant. The Court gave judgs
ment IN favor Of Decamp for s137.
This case was the only business of
Importance transacted on Saturday,
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EeGs.r-0ar country friends are
asking q good price for eggs in this
market. On last Saturday they de-
manded forty cents per dozen. The
hucksters that attend our market are
really extortionate in their demands.
Eggs are not worth forty cents a
dozen, and our consumers should
fatty refuse toepay such prices. 1t IS
the Same way With butter and other
neoessaries, and VIC have suffered long
enough from this cause. Can net
some one propose a remedy? Is SUB.
mission our only chance? We be-
lieye ia every person getting fair
griee for their goods or produce, but
we feel il to be cur duty to earnestly
and emphstioally protest against tins
+" gouging business" Let orr people
just refuse to buy at such eStoFdonato
figures, and the producers will be
willing to sell at reasonable prices. =
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Tho following real estate in sHld COUNTY
90 Wlta
Lot number Elk 90, tu sabdiFiaf0u or Iof
number one hundred and mine lifDl fn the
Original Plql ~ the city OF Evansville. p
By u feet, on recOud. between Hnin and
Sycamore ltleets. and naa upon DO a fInHlf.
house.
Also lot number iWeuly-flres (G0. fu
tho Oiiginai Plan ~ the cifgof Ev8usviIIe
W hg ll4 feet, On water street, hnfsverri
vino nha JlFlhlon strefifs and bias upgn m
Imea Motel building, known ns the-
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TIE HEDGE CAsE.-The pFelimi.
nary examination Of Hedge, for hav-
ing counterfeit money in his pesses-
sion, was concluded on Saturday. As
stated before, the evidence was quite
strong against him, and he was held
TO bail in the SUM Of $4,000, for a
trial before the United States Court
at indianapolis, and IN default Of. bail
was committed to the County Jail.
The attorneys made very elaborate ar
guments befoa the Commissioner,
and the old gag " about newspaper
remarks was introduced This. trial
to Hedge will be a,eostly affair, ias he
viii have to pay the transportation
and expenses of his Witnesses 10 In
dianapolis. The Governments pniy
provides for its own witnesses.
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a little. Rosa and her second sister
lived out, but the youngest, only clever
was still in school.
1--WE shall make teacher of my little
sister, said Rosa, compl0ccntly. as she
told me all this.
But how did you learn TO play and
sing so well p asked.
20, ] tool, a few lessons, but | get il
mostly by ear. But yon ought to hear
my next sister play and sing. She
can sing splendid I'm nothing alongside
Of her.
But where do you get your style,
Rosa who taught you to sing in the
way you do
'WclI, I've listened 10 white folks
singing, and two or three times I've been
to an opera, and heard ladies sing there.
I bet you I listened close. And after
that I could Just initiate them, every
motion.
1t must have been true, for no uncul-
tnred voice could have executed song
as Rosa does. - lHtufic boathly Jor Ftl.
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give him more pain than anything which
could have touched himself. Whatever
the temptations of rank and station may
be to men who look upon them in n diff
ferent way, it is certain that to :hc Duke
life was one long practice of the duties OF
fatherly consideration for others.
The Duchess was of character in
many respects different from that OF the
Duke, hut harmoniously adapted to it.
She was generous, frank, and conf1ing,
with great powers of enjoyment herself,
as we'll as great power of dispensing joy
to others. Life, from the point of view
of beautiful woman, whose very smile
makes summer where she moves, cannot
be the same that it is 10 a thoughtful man,
who feels chiefly the burden Of its respon-
abilities.
The Duchess Inherited no tendency to
any form of creative literary or artistic
talent she did not write poems like her
grandmother, nor occupy her leisure
hours with drawing or painting. The
great charm of her nature was its appre-
ciatvencss. Artists, poets, and literary
men all found in her just enough of their
own nature to enable het to understand
them, With all the soft repose of man.
ner which high-breeding gives, she pos
srssed the gift of n peculiar magnetic
warmth of nature, which dissipnted res
serve. and in few moments placed the
most diff lent at ease with her. This
natural advantage had been improved ard
turned to the best account by culture. -
| If there be any one word which express
the beginning, middle, and end of what is
taught TO young woman carefully brought
up in the upper ranks of English l;te,it is
Consideration. NoJlcssc olltge isa motto
never lost sight Of IN their early trainings.
As soon as a child can open book or
appreciate picture, it is taught its duty
to show something or do something that
may contribute to the enjoyment Of some
friend or visitor; and life is thus made n
study of thoughtful attention to others.
! Such Il training as this and such early
habits gave to the Duchess Of Sutherland,
in her magnificent beauty, a sort of dl-
vininc power by which she was enabled
always to say and 10 the right thing, and
to give pleasure 10 every one who ap"
preached her.
One instance of her thoughtlnncss i
worth mentioning here. In Il party that
arrived at Dunrobin Castle, one evening
where two young American girls, whC
never had becn in society in their owl
country. As the party arrived late, they
were not dressed in season, when the bril-
liant dinner company assembled in th'
drawing room. previous to passing out tt
the dnuer-tablc. The Duchess herself
however, attended these guests to thei
rooms, and saw TO their comfort, and
appreciated the natural dfli'lcnce q
young persons, she babe them not to Civ
themselves any nnca'ness, ~ she woul'
send after them in time for dinner. Ate
little while, instead of sending "a 5ervau
to convoy them To the drawing-rooom
she came herself 10 their appartment-
AMI slid. graclou,ly, I-hopr have ne
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them with her into the drawing.room.- -
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