American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

lrutS. / was received at the door
" " Sister Elizabeth,' a most love
), kind, a.nd gentle lady, who ush- i
red me. with great d al Of cordj- I
.lly, into the Vali0r or sitting room
ID neat, coy. cheerful little apart :
nrut, where we were soon Joined by
.he Superiuress, Mother Colum-
Dia," am amioh'a, intelligent, and
4iidble seItlW0man, whose kind
eyes aud winning smiles impressed
me most favorab,y. She readily
granted my request TO he allowed to
zee the Young ladies from Canton,
" no came in soon after, looking
cohtautcd. happy, and as
lovely and beautiful as ever. Soon,
under the guidance OF one Of the sis
te,s, We started through the build /
ings on toUr OF inspection. My |
gentle guide Was very kind and pa
uent, answering my numerous ques- |
tons with much grace. Ga we
Weut; thr0aIh the reel alton rooms,
where the classes were at that time,
and on our entrance and departure
he pupils aose in the most perfect
regularity to the study rooms, now
vacant; to Ihe lormitories, where
AL was neat, and (iike its occupants
OF >potiess putty; to the music
rooms, whore we heard some fine
due amateur pei formers f; 70 the en-
Drni3pry rn5.i, where We saw specl-
mems al elaborate work, wrought by
,air iiugrls: TO the OrGi0riHm, where
. saw Is ru1sl handsomely carved IN
age ST the Wright, Hastily decorated
T with htautiiu, ornaments and many
handsome = jntngs by the pupils
aud tutors ; to the dining hall, where
a rCra$t "Hs thcn spread, awaiting
/ The arrival OF the scholars. Thence
WAS cunducte! to the cle!Gymeu 5
residence. Here l dined with Rev.
Father Fremont, whom found to be
4 most agreeable and aflaOle gentle
man, pleasing III manner, and inter
cstlng ia conversation, and who, be-
Ing, | fear, a rcbel,o still unrtcon-
strLcted, does not much relish be
ing addressed rs Fremont. After
nartakiu@ OF this gentlcman's hOsrit-
able fare, | returned to the parloI,
whence / was conducted by d most
! beau!iiui anal fascinating young lady
Far SIS the ideal Of = poets dream"
, and lovely as a heroine Of medieYa
; romance, to the chapel. This IS
p splendid edilice, Of good size, hand
r. somely frescoed without, and decke'
r. inside with splendOr betting II
: character As Il temple. Pausing her
. with my beautiful companion, / teI
e ihe spell which loneliness ling
:. round the hearts of mOrtals mascr
G lin ANA would Iain have enacted til
:; Y0je Of" s. Elmo i'll the church wit
7. edna Earl, leaving out, OF courS'
e, tie blaaplemous, blood-and-thundt
\ story,) had the young lady with n
! appeared bat Il 1.-THE as willing
70 hear my confession as the atoresai
n Eduu was to listen to that OF Mi
If Evans uHgoAly hero. Returning
- the parior, babe my fair friend Al
# the kind Sisters an unwilling Gdts
e. ana lett, vel. pleased with Nazaret
- its conductors. and its pUnllS-ta
of ing spent II most delightful day
m, most pleasant company, which Wi
ar not be forgotten. with its many
. little incident, while memory las
| leave for Frankfort to-moIro
2. RED ROVER
p, Tennessee Senatorial Elect iO2
on NASHVILLE, Oct. 21.-Iha Ct
10 --e,s-'..r, O., the nlect ION Of S;enai
~, rv-&Ssemhipd at twelve o'clock, a
,a- Mr.. Cooper, Of Davidson, was vi
drawn.
y. FIRST BALLOT.
johnson, IS; Etheridge, %; otl
yot, nearly Tie same as yesterd
oS' SECOND BALLOT.
u.s. Johnson, Al; Etheridse; IS, sc
:, tering, 80, rs before.
THIRD BALLOT.
.on Johnson, IS; EtheridSe, 20 Sc
ur- tering, 26.
tx FOURTH BALLOT.
III johnson, 10; Etherldge, 81 81
en- leriug, II.
,nt The Convention adjourned to
o.o O'Clock to morrow.
los PROBABILITIES.
70 The probabilities are that
Ethor.h%G VII be Withdrawn or
'e" Johuson will be elected on the t
are ballot tomorrow.
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