Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.
From our Special Correspondence

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ialllng; else lie cou'u noU NeeP o"' VI tue why Z"
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men W see l : p;..i SuS n'' WI.
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nbbons III BOWS oeiliiu' anu hiSh heeie9
number ones on NUMBER s sngv ife. no"n1e ea
on wagons, . Was q, Tn o ,o %,S ,, or.e
to guess no" tley Woulu 20. lneS lhoNeu very
mucn IKE turkey on reu t 5 s.ose, OILY ~
WASH qulte SO gIacet az .Ie ue"r cleltuI 1
would make sIl" eHEi., .no Ma i; VIII
ro.,, any, Nh snoIi scream would @o mn tben
pretty haru slilall scren,l mou'u go Up tlen
some gallant pysIthIer Toulu 20 up ihe way
onS Woulu JAKE IntI Pi1 t 81. tue mo"r unI
men 70 see tne tr'sClns nv,
to that young NAN, wI 'u'y suGi't ~. luz
about the Ivy anu oi'e oIf ot utt, ~ ue'','
Niger they Were llot1'iI " VIA. VllnS; "a
green clhgIstohe peacH; uoes pretty wei so
does wax wheh u man si1 uPoll u snoelIl,'heI
OehCh III warm Mc".iot puI eol is'i9 .'h-
NOT DE iouhu 70 'e s,,,g % Io
at the RINK, whel5 sue II r;s'ig "iter F r
WIN the moor; iPe,, H l ~ oIiIis iui " =
wth t TO oe snor > i'"S
win that hoor. 800. -, ,,,,,,.a - :; Al .
mere were i5ooIC Ioui nIhui tTl PeoIie III tlle
halI.two nuilur'e On wlieets. dneSo ia'.er hept
moving % a inau III oo"i m " a
'''''N 4 , Al, -. -. -: Al, -
learned OF theS nay lousu. tc liooI, until MY
could go II aloie tlle Iest Merc learning ~ ne
rollers on inc loor auS some hoi . 'e skaters
talk laugh StTes anu Sout I tG speG ad h
converse, ana then they had wnat IS called by
this refined people tns ltailan bahd. ! pro
nouncea II IN l'e ln3 Tns great naa,t'on 10
the noise tne Aforesaid paIu eons:lstlhg OF a
wheezy ciariohet an asthlnatlc Elo nm ana ma
harp thaI mas sung or Iny years 81 IN peer ltllls'
hotels ana streets. III tHe "PtIs oI tl,e rehoW
ed hlcharo oWlEeiIgr, Esq.i tneS re y nice iot
only they am l. a mn M,In n " NY Hut
leather ears, the elloTlN vi tnaI m lallall
Band from Litherlck was torture. Inc way
they earned their money tna1 nght was a eau
uon. Inc man VINO g9t an Ihe money taken NJ
on what we asked " tiilS rihk we
ed the place; put II Is never 100 late to learn
ed tul-kept MS eye on those = allanS from
Cork, Limerlck, Galway, or some other place in
Germany; and when they stopped to spit on
their hands or take breath; ne Just SIMPLY went
for them, In strong English, and the aurlcular
torture would break ont a1resh.
The longer we remained the more we saw, ur-
I'll the conviction was forced upon us, that Burns,
when he wrote the lines that serve as Il text Tor
tins chapter, was inspired 70 pen them, TO nave
them ready when tue skating rinks came. II
these people on Wheels could only be rolled
where they could see ihemseiVes-out we for-
bear; we met several ladies' thai permit us TO
speak to them when we meet, ana II refreshed
saeu ns m,'h a. tns ce ana oto u;t ~