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the information has reached him and the record
has been amended and dated back TO cover all
contingencies. But have IN my possession
letter dated November 25th. from the present
Clerk Of the House, informing me that after
examining the Executive journal, be found the
history Of the Board e. registration in Jefferson
county for the year 1869. to be as follows:
September l5th-W. B. Chambers appoint
ed rice Undetdonk; Tgaynor 91d Turner re-
commissioned October ih-J. r. Hawn
appointed rice Turner. &et5ber l5th-Etchi-
sonappointed rice Chambers. Hawn, Praynor
and Etchison were therefore the Board There
is no mention of Rederick, who says under oath
that he had commission signed by the Cover
nor, given him he knew not by whom. The
amendment in the Executive Journal referred
to, confirms his testimony and shows that other
persons besides the Governor were concerned
in the commissioning Of Hoderick and that the
Executive did not know who had been COM
missioned until long after the election was over
The testimony Of James. Stephenson before
tie Grand Jury in question, was that he was
registrar for Bolivar township, that the book
for that township never reached him, and that
he was informed it had been sent to Bolivar
and then taken back to Shepherdstown, no ef-
fort having been made TO deliver it to him.
This, in connection with the erasures as proved
in the cases Of Messrs. Moler and Duke, shows
how the registration. lists were treated after
Underdonk, Roderick and Trayuor got posses
sion of them.
submit these facts f3r your consideration.
| obtrude no argunent. From these state
ments you can Judge fore yourselves how far the
present registration system conduces to houssty
and justice, aud how far abuses Of theaPpssht-
ing power and Of the authority nowSwielded
by the registrars may need correction. Wish
ing nothing hut good to my State and fair play
for all her citizens, Ilhave addressed youin this
manner and now leave the subject in your
bands f. H. CHAMBERS.
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Not to be Moved.

The Senate Committee on Public Ba.di0gs
have not caught the removal fever. Nj Nor
r.l Of Maine, on Friday, reported b.li ior AZ
enlargement Of the Caplto, grounds oy subrs-
cling several squares North and south. and ~
rational ian has any doubt sJou, Washington
being Toe p,rm,a.rt seat q the uc,srd tin-
verauent A cii ils 1,vu tladc { r lie :a,ai
amount expeudei n tire pubic bu,i-i. % ..--e
she conmenoe,usu-, o. t1c q .vcrnuea'
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Notice.

T HAVE on Commission and for sale at the low
/ est figures, FOR CASH,
A LARGE lot OF LUMBER.
Such as Dressed Flooring, Plastering Lsths,
Palngs. Shingles, Smuggling Laths, sash, Doors
and Blinds. am also prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER,
Al short notice. | also keep constantly on band
LIME of the best quality. Also, Fence Posts and
Fencing Plank. Those wanting ANYTHING in my
line will find it to their advantage to give me call
7. CANNON.
Shenandoah Street, Harper's Ferry.
February Il, lsT0-3m.
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AMOS JANNEY,

Debt and attachment.
The object Of this suit is to obtain Judge
ment for S273.O7 with legal interest on S66.07
part thereof from August 9Th, 1860 like in
terest on $50 90 another part, from March 22d
1860; like interest on $ll0 90, another part.
from November LIST, 1860; like interest Oh
$500 residue from January LIST, lS59-last
amount, to be credited with $1,000 as of March
Q, 1859, and the whole to be credited by 500.
October 8th, 1862 and to attach any interest
and estate belonging to said defendant in this
State, and it appearing upon affidavit filed in
this suit that said defendant is not a resident
of this State, he is hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication Of this
order and do what's necessary to protect his
interest in this matter
1t is further ordered that q copy OF this or
der be published once week for four success
sve weeks in some newspaper in sal county,
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house thereof on the first Monday after the date
of this order. 1este- -..-t, -.-...
W. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk C.. c..
February IA, ls70-Printer's fec So.
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Spring Aid SUMMER CAMPAIGN |
House Building, sc.

7 HAVE an efficient Corps of workmen. and am
i prepared To construct Houses and IN execute
all Work pertaining TO the Carpentering Business
in the best manner, OF the best materials, and az
expeditiously anybody else. l will contract. TO
erect Houses. furnishing all the necessary mate
rails. if desirable TO parties. The Work hereto
fore done BY me in and around Charlsstown attes;s
whether or mot ! understand nv business. Per-
sons proposiug 20 Build, or to have work Of an
description. in my line, done, may consult their
interests BY calling upon me. Respectfully.
Pst. 7, lsTo. SAMUEL MYERS.
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Virginia Legislature.

The Virginia Legislature met on Tuesday
last A resolution asking Congress to remov,
al, political disabilities passed the House. Gov
Walkers Message cougratulates the Legislator,
that they are lawfulIy constituted, and Virginia
has coequal rights with other States. Pledges
having been given to support the laws Of the
United States, he asks the cooperation Of that
b jy 90 execute them faithfully.
WEDNESDAY.
The Governor sent TO the Legislature a sup
Elementary message relating chiefly to the rou-
tine of State matters. Referring to the diff
Guilty Of finding Judges not disqualified BY the
Fourteenth Amendment, he recommends that
Congress be petitioned for general removal of
disabilities. The establishment Of an asylum
for insane co'ored people Is recommended. He
also suggests many excellent changes in the
administration Of criminal law in the State.
The Conservative members Of the Legisla-
,ure, in CAUCUS tonight. nominated James
Mcdonald, e,ltor Of the Richmond Wkig, for
Secretary Of State, and Vim. +. Taylor. for
Auditor.
GA thursday Jane, Mcdonald was elected
Secretary Of State and Wm. T. Taylor First
Auditor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14

GI'ils ~ a SrRIKE.-About sever. or eight
hundred girls employed in New York in the
manufacturing Of parasols and umbrellas are on
strike Toe average wages range from 81
o. 50 per week Some sllege that they can
e,ru more than this on fancy work, but in
order To- do this they say they are compelled to
l,Lor all iAy. and also ate into the night, say
= ,.y--s u. 0! q.
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The Postmaster Gg-,rll reiarts that 10 the
month Of January there VA seut t5aal tie
Washington Postofhce over two hundred and
thirty-seveu thousaud fraukcl letters. =: =
c,.t Of about $4,000, and ans hundred and
shy tons Of printed mltter, II a COS, q Sss.-
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Sudden Departure.

CAD news to the friends OF OLD MR. CREDIT
IN-who departed from No. u January 1T. ls1o.
We will not be able 70 extend further ndnlgcucr
to anv--erccpt those who have paid their bl.
promptly. II requires mopry 10 conduct husines'.
Jan. II, 1870. TRUSSELL 4 LUCAS,
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To Whom it may Concern,

10 w lOill IL ND SoiioCih'
WHITE & LEE, Trustees,
rs.
WORTHINGTON'S Administrator.
VNHIS cause having bcen heretofore referred
L to John w. Kennedy, Esq, Special
Commissioner who declines further acting in
the matter, By consent Of parties Daniel 3. Luz
cas-, Esq, is hereby appointed Special Com.
missioner in said cause in the place Of said
John w. Kennedy and directed to perform the
duties imposed on said Kennedy by tie former
order of the Court and report TO this Court his
proceedings for further action.
A Copy Teste.
WM. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
J. d. FArMAs, Deputy Clerk.
Parties interested will please take notice that
will proceed to execute the above decree at
the Office of Green & Lucas, in Charlestown,
w. Va, on Saturday the 18th day of March,
1870. DANL b. LUCAS,
February IA, ls70-4t. Commissioner.
Printers fee-S6.
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Notice.

TINHE CHARLESTowYD RAMATICS0 SOCIETY
viii meet IN, night Monday, at Lee Hall, ("
TO transact business of importance.
j. S. YESTERDAY.
Feb. IA, 1869. Secretary
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CONGRESS.
MONDAY.

cd against granting pensions TO the soldiers OF
the war Of 1912, as the government is urgent
ly called upon to supply at present the needs
Of the soldiers Of the late war.
In the House, Mr.. Ridgeway, of Virginia,
introduced bill. which went to the committee
on reconstruction, providing for the removal
of the political disabilities imposed upon the
people of Virginia by the fourteenth amend
ment to the constitution.
TUESDAY.
The Senate passed the West Pointappropria-
ton bill The hill to remove political disabili-
ties from certain citizens of the South led to
some debate, but it was passed.
In the House the reconstruction committee
reported two bills removing political disabili-
ties; one embracing about 1000 names, and
the other providing for general removal of
disabilities. Mr.. Porter, of Virginia asked
leave to offer a resolution declaring that Gov.
Walker, Of that State, had violated the recon-
struction acts by the appointment of j. l..
Marye Lieutenant Governor, but objection by
Mr.. Brooks, of New York, arrested thcresding
Of it, and the further consideration of the sub
jet for the day.
WEDNESDAY.
The Senate adopted an order instructing the
judiciary committee to ascertain whether the
Legislature Of Georgia, as at present constitu-
ted, is a legal body. The bill to admit Missis-
sppi was reported from the Judiciary commit
tee with substitute which proposes to admit
the State without conditions.
In the House = resolution was agreed to ask
ing information from the President in relation
to the recent attack upon American citizens in
Havana.
THURSDAY.
In the Senate, the bill appropriating $4,000
900, TO supply Deficiencies for the naval SER
vice was amended and passed After the
transaction of other business the House bill T
admission Of Mississippi was called up. The
question pending was the amendment proposed
by the judiciary committee of the Senate to
strike out the proviso imposing conditions Of
admission
In the House, the I'LL in relation to the i'm
prisonment Of American citizens in Great Bri-
tain was discussed The bill for the relief of
the poor Of the District Of Columbia was
amended SO as to allow the Secretary Of War
to contract for supplies, where it may be done
at less cost than by issuing rations, agreed to.
FRIDAY
In the Senate the bill from the House to
abolish the ranking privilege was taken up
and considered until the expiration of the
morning hour, after which the bill to admit
Mississippi was considered, but no result was
arrived at.
The House was engaged chiefly on the legis
lative appropriation bill, and after some amend
ment, further business was suspended, eulogies
were delivered upon the late Hon. B. F. Hop
kinS, Representative from Wisconsin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14

NELL EMF MULES.
Three young and very heavy;
Four Excellent Young Horses.
Two Of them Mares. work any where when bitched;
One Boar. FIVE Brood sows;
lot Of Shoats-Chester white;
Ewes with Lambs BY their side;
FINE LOT OF HAY;
SEVENTY FIVE BARRELS OF CORN;
An excellent Rockawsy Carriage;
Buckets Hslf-bushel Measures, 70
Breast, Fifth, Draw and Log Chains
: complete set OF Hay Hosting Appara.us-
Rope near 100 feet--1 inch thick = n " { q / q
Two Corn Droppers, Scythes and Snsthes;
Five Improved Corn Cutters;
A lot Of Carpeptsfs' It ools; -
lot Of Grain Grades, Nattocks and Axes
Two complete Separator Threshing Machine
and other srticles-too NUMEROUS 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE:-On all sums under slO
Cash sums of and above $40 credit Of 10 NJ onihs
notes with good security, bearing interest from
day OF sale. II paid at maturity the interest viii
be RENTED. Corn and Hogs, cash -
S>N No property 70 be removed until the terms
OF sale be complied with
sa ssf- HENRY R0HRER.-,
j. U. PorrEprlErD, Auctio1eer,
JsrusrreI tsTs ~
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H. THOMAS,

DEALER ~ ALL KINDS OF
Foreign and Domestic
BIRDS.
BIRD SEED, PLAIN AND FANCY CAGES,
Prepared Food for Mocking Birds and all Soft Bill
Birds. No. Il " Liberty Street. near Fayette,
Feb. H. ls70-3m. BALTIMORE.
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For Rent

TWO Iouscs near Charlesiowr. Possession
j given first March. Apply immcdiafrly a.
Feb. !, 1870. FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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GLOyERSEED for sale b.

(LOyERSEED for sale by
4 JAS. LAW. H00FF.
7 AN prepared 10 ill any bill Of UMBER need
| ed by Builders or Contractors, deli!ered on
the river or in town. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
February Ia, 1870.
WRENCH Copying Ink. Writing executed with
L this ink will yield copy as distinct as the o.
Fig:nal. For sale by c. E. BELLER.
February Il, 1870. '.IAL
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DISSOLUTION

rT,HE hrr7 of Walton & Craighill, Real Estate
i Agents. is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. All the old business of the firm will be set
Feb. !, 1870. WALTON d CRAIGHILL.
The business will rs continued by -.
FsS. : 1870. 8. WALTON.
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EXTRACT IRON DEcafr

Idwaretr CnkF having 10 Connliss:og-
q made al the reports iu these causes. ana TIE
parties agreeing that he Is not able 20 cumuieto
the report IN pursuance 81 the derrc,i made ia
these Causes at the term Of TIE CTcuii Court
Jy consent these causes are recommittrd o.
said h. t. Cooke, with directions 10 sseer,air
aud report the condition Of the fund under the
control Of tie Court, showing in whoss hands
they are, aud who is entitled 10 ia SAME. sta
ting all such matters involved Ia said accounts
specially as nay be deemed pcrii0entby him
sell, Or be required by the parties; and sail
Special Commissioper is AUTHORIZED 10 give no.
tee b. the parties By publication in tie Via.
GrSIA FREE Press at CAarestown'
ExTRAcr IRON DEcREE.
"On consideration whereof I, is ordered tba.
these causes he recommitled 10 Special Com.
missioner Cooke with instructions 70 reform
and correct all errors in tie reports heretofore
made In these causes Of tho account Of Henry
Berry as Admir- Of John Baker with the dis
tribntees aud In bis account As Special Com
missioner with the distribufees Of John Baker
according 10 the eyaderce, ard f6port 70 tho
Court with any matter spcrially stated, deetn-
ed pertinent ~ himself, o. which may be re-
quircd by the parties to he 80 stated.
And the said Special Commissioner is an.
tiiorized to give police 10 tie parties By publi-
cation 10 the "vIRGiHIA FREE PRfss NJ
Cbarlestown, once week for four successive
weeks" A Copy TeSie-
7.aWM. A. CHAPLINE, CLERK,
j. D. FAYNAs, Deputy Clerk.
--ufr- - 1G ra- fraa
The parties il tho above cases are liereiyno-
tilted and required TO APPEAR before ne. at ny
office In Charlestown, Jefferson County, Wes.
Virginia, on the 2Sd day Of February next,
with their vouchers, on othsr evidence, iirorder
that may execute theahaye DEGREES.
~ EDWARD T. COOKE.
Special Cammissiorer JoE the purpose
I. Cbarlestegn, January "a, lS70-4s.
Printers fee SI2 ..-..q
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Public Sale.

INTENDING 10 devote nv whole time and at
,ention a. the Wheat business, ! will eel AZ
public sale, at my residence at Dufield, Depot on
Monday. 18th of February. 10.
The following Property viz:
- No. 1 Mares. ---LcadcrS (;
Two No. HORSES-both Leaders;
Two RIDING HORSES;
Four Mich Cows. one Good Wagon;
One Cart and Gears.
One sctt Elegant Double Harness,
One New Fan, one Fancy Sleigh.
Two No. ! Cutting Bo1cs.
One Double Spout Corn Shelter,
Four set Good Gears, 4 set Plough Gears;
Two Etna Reapcrs- Ombined
One Buckeye Mower. two Whc,lbarrows.
Two Ploughs, one New Rockaway &c. fc.
TERMS OF SALE:--A credit Of Nine Months
will be giyen-the purchaser giving Bond with APP
proved security, bearing interest from date, but If
paid promptly at maturity, che interest will be
RENTED.
IN. l.. HUNTER.
January 81 1870
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JOHNS HOPKINS and Others.

r. ". pOTTERFIELD Sbord Of jefferson
County. Cannlttco Admir- d. B. tam
john Baker dcrd and Committee Adm'r
d, JoDis nan h William Sbortt, decd r.
bert Lucas. late Sheriff nj Jefferson Ciuu-
ty, C,mm.tiee Admir- of Joseph Ncsinr-
ran, decd, and Samuel y. Baker Jend
and Of William Lisle Baker. decd. andr
John Baker, decd aud If R.lcrt W b.
kcr, deceased and Of Jrlict ". De-
kor, decd, and Of Ellen W Tspscait. de-
ccasel, AID Helen Berry, Adm Of Henry
Berry. decd.
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WEST VIRGINIA :

RULES held III the Clerks Office Of the
IA Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, Febru-
AIRY Rules 1870,
y. 8. WHITE, Admir- Of Sad,er,
rs.
AMOS IANNEY
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Tax Notice.
calves * sheep wanted

4 Lot Of FAT CALVES and SHEEP wanifi
n for which will pay the highest 04SHprc,
W. 6. MERCHANT.
Cbarlcstown. Jan 81 Is1O-3t
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AMI IibNSlLs
One Broad-tresd and one 2inch tread Wagon.
One Horse Cart one Buggy Rake, self-disch.
One Wood self-rake Reaper ard Mower:
One Cum prins Drill. Gaano Attachment
One large Field Roller. double;
Seven Double ShovclPloughs,
-Four Improved Barshear Ploughs
Two Seli-Sharpeners, good Hsrrov.
Two set of Improved Hay Carriages.
One Wheelbarrow. one complete Grain Fan
Two Corn Shelters Il by hand | BY horse-pow'
One complete Fire-proof Safe. Simprotedi
One complete Platform Scales with Trucks
capacity 200 lbs.
Double Trees, Treble Trees. Stretchors,
Fifth Chains, Spreaders, Jack Screw,
One set of Carriage and sir sets Of Wagon
HarBess. all complete
lot Of Shovelf, Forks. Rakes
One Cider Mil. complete;
complete Cutting Boz. (old STYLE y -
Barn Yard Tools in grneral
Bag and Box Warehouse Truck
One set Of Hames. The Aforesaid articles
about as good az new-but short time in use.
-Four head Of
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M.@Payihc Printer
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B. B. B.
Bo''S' BAlTINORE BITTER'.

BOGGS' GERMAN TONIC BITTERS are daily
growing in favor. We would especially call the
attention of Grocers, Liquor Dealersand Druggists
to them. As they are made Of the purest liqu"rs,
being favored with vegetable tonics and made IN
der the direct supervision Of regular
GRADUATEINM MEDICINE
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, at public sale, at nv reside o
w adjoining Renner's Mill, on Bullskin, four
miles South Of Charcstown, on the Berryrille
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-05
Prom the rnronesn MI. Inn. II

F"ANiNN" eN"ait ""Aa 80
OUR old. fashioned English ways
have been quantity illustrated dur.
ing the past week. or oil men Mr..
Peabody is the one whom this
country has delighted TO honor.
Being an alien, however, he was
incompetent 10 hold real property
here, and could not legally be the
possessor. of one rood OF English
soil. The consequence Of which is
that some land which was pur.
chased for Mr.. Peabody by his
friend Sir Curtis Lampson, and
which had been devised to the trus.
tees of the Peabody fund, legally
lapsed 10 the Crown, and il has
been necessary to go through some
formalities in order to secure its
legal retransfer.
The Spanish papers are full Of
ia Crisis" Of course no one sup
posed that Prim's resignation was
more than q fOrmality, gone through
with for the purpose of changing
certain OF his colleagues, and Of
throwing upon them the response
bility for the failure Of the late no.
gotialions with the Duke OF Genoa.
Prim still uses the old stock phrases
as 10 the choice oil a sovereign
"crowning the edifce," but tits now
impossible to guess upon whom his
choice Is likely to fall. Topete Is
again Minister of Marine; he is
known to be strongly in favor Of
the Duke of Montpensier, but Prim
is not at all likely to agree with him
OH this point. Espartero has been
spoken Of. lie is childless and very
old, and all parties would no doubt
concur in his nomination, hoping
that they might so improve the
shining hours before he gave up thu
ghost, rs to strengthen their owl
chance at The expense of others
Just when VIC were led to believe
that EspartcrO was TO ascend tht
throne amid the vivas Of an united
people, his name was suddenl!
| dropped, and for some hours moth
ing more has been heard Of him.
The Red River Instruction Is
attracting no little attention In thi'
country, as may be judged Of non
the numerous extracts from Englisl
journals, which will be Sound il
another column. All are unani'
nous in agreeing That the insurrec
ton must DO suppressed .
The eminent and versatile comi
actor. Charles Mathews, ls about Il
proceed TO Australia on a profes
sionaI trip. On the 10Th Of Janua
ry he was entertained At q farewell
dinner By some Of bis isiends. Il,
lhimself occupied the chair, and hi
humorous speech proposing hi
own health VIII Be tOand elee
where.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-05

Tbs MasQUEHtDB BAbL-This
toh aud rare affair, which occurred
on be night Of the 3lst ult., q de
serving Of something more than .
passing notice. The whole thing
was under the control Of the Har
Donia Cub, Of this City, and th'
names Of the gentlemen who com
pose this Club are sufficient guar
antee 10 all the world that any fes'
ivities gotten up by them or under
their direction are bound to DO IL
every way frat class.
We wish that circumstances had
enabled Us TO give a minute aud
extended account of this affair. II
was really worthy Of being accord
I'd the necessary time, trouble and
space. The brilliant assembling
gathered at the usual hour and IN
The shortest possible time embar.
rassments wore of and JOY dawned
upon every face and shone ID every
eye. Before the regular dancing
commenced beautifully, or fsntas-
tically, or grotesqnely, or wonder
fully, dressed couples promenaded
about 10 the sweetly mOdulatcd
strains of music (snd to use the
parlauce ofoue Of the firemen) they
were " limbering up" for the dance,
And when the dancing did begin
most joyously It progressed. Ivory
one seemed bent upon pleasure,
Pleasure they would have, pleasure
they must have aud pleasure they
did have. The music was charm
ing. The %supper-oh, the supper
II was magnificent! The taolei
were superabundantIy OVERLOOKING
with exceeding de~licacies. We had
not time to notice particularly Tho
special.ies in dresses and charac'
tiers. But among the many quaint
curious and attractive, we saw two
mos, admirable Indian squawI
with "ful! feather" with basket
on their backs, and one Of them-O
lordy had 4 papoose in her has
ket! And then the cotton plante'
was o tine representation, and alst
Papegeno, that humorous charac
ter in the Magic Flute" And tn,
peasants aud princes, aud queen
and lords ard ladies', all were fine
grand, superb. The whole affair
was A success, and dvcry one enjoy
ed themselves TO perfection.