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Mascns met in Havana, to take the usual
steps for COMMUNICATING by 'Iodge Of
Sorrow the death of their unfortunate
brothers. when they were pounced upon
by order of the Captain General, and
thrown into prison. Among the number
seized were several officers of the United
States monitor Saugus, and these were set
free Immediately after arrest-the Cap
tain General or bis snbordinates fearing
that this Government might exact repara-
ton for any Entertainment of the officers.
Upon the arrival of the Cuban Masons-
between thirty and forty of them-at the
prison, they were examined by the Judge
who holds court on the premises, and be,
finding that they had committed
no offense cognizsble by him,
gaze them their liberty. The
Spanish local government was much in
censed at thus losing its victims, and, by
peremptory order, all the Masons wer
rearrested and put into military prison,
where they now remain. The just Judge,
as mark of the Captain Generals dis
pleasure at bis humanity, was exiled to
Spain, and in the Epoca, at Madrid,
published justification OF his course in
the matter. What will be the fate of the
Cuban Masons, upon whom the hand of
tyranny has fallen so harshly, cannot be
surmised. 1t is given Out that they win
be tried some time or other by court
martial. They may be shot or sent to
Fernando Pc, or kept in prison for term
of years, or during the pleasure of the
Captain General. 1t is thought the ex-
tremest penalty viii not be inflicted upon
them, as the Captain General hesitates to
enrage all the other MasOns in Cuba, and
to incur the further enmity of that pow
erful organization throughout the world.
The Masons under arrest are men of high
character, and some of them of elevated
social position, and are believed to have
refrained studiously from any overt acts
of aid and comfort to the revolutionists,
although their feelings must naturally be
with the struggling people in the interior.
Other Masonic lodges in Havana, com
posed of Cubans, have not been disturbed
we are told; but they earn their exemp-
ton from De Rodas' persecution only by
carefully avoiding the appearanceof SYM
pathy with the Cuban cause.
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TIE Saintesses of Mormondom are out
on the dress parade, and are equally op-
posed to long as short dresses. In imita-
ton of their strong minded sisters of New
England and New York, they have held
a meeting and adopted resolutions de-
claring thai "inasmuch as cleanliness is
acharacteristico of IA saint, and an imperative
duty, we shall discard the dragging skirts,
and, for decency's sake, those disgustingly
short ones, extending no lower than the
boot-toops. We also regard 'panniers,
whatever approximates in appearance to
to the 'Grecian bend burlesque on the
natural beauty and dignity of the human
female form, and will not disgrace our
persons by wearing them" There, now,
the gentle sisters have the opinion of the
Sahtesses of Mormondom as to their
mode of dressing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-10

THE CONVENTION TOMORROW.
The State Judicial Convention viii
meet in the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes tomorrow, Immediately after
70 O'Clock. The House will formally ad-
journ at - O'Clock precisely. The Con-
vention will be called to order lmmedi-
ately thereafter.
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what they say as true.

The New York Tribune says /: "Who-
ever has done the editor of the Tribune the
favor of reading his volume Git is small
one) designed to elucidate the science of
Political Economy, will do him the jus
tice TO say that he has at least fairly
stated the leading positions he combats.
Whoever did the editor of the Tribune
this favor did it at an enormous sacrifice
to himself; but if such one can be found
the editor of the Tribune is doubtful
whether he docs not regard him as
knowing as little of political econ omy as
others think he does of farming.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-10

THE recent lynching outrage in Fulton
county, Illinois, a similar atrocity in
Kansas, and a still later mOb-murder in
Lucas county, Iowa, are cited as proving
how "hard is the way of the transgres-
sor.'" They prove a great deal more
than that. They prove that the popular
disrespect for law in the localities where
these outrageous mob-excutions were per-
petrated, is such that the strong arm of
the military is required to control them.
Martial law should be declared forthwith
and Gen. Terry sent out there to keep t. e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-10

TIE question of political disabilities
under the fourteenth amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, is one
of paramount Importance just now. We
therefore extract copiously from the de-
bate in the Senate on this amendment,
showing the views of emirent Senators
as to its scope and meaning, without ex-
pressing any opinion of our own upon
[ the points involved. The extracts are
printed on the first page of this mornings
UNION AND AMERICAN.
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The New York Tribune wants to
make penal colony out of the West. 1t
recommends that the hordes of young
outlaws that infest the streets of New
York be transported to Western farms.
We rather suspect the people of the West
would prefer very decidedly, that the
'young outlaws" should be kept among
those who, by their example, have edu-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-10

IN the criminal records of Boston for
June mention is made of five children
who had to be dealt with by the police
authorities for 'stubbornness. s." The
New York Radical papers say Grant ex-
hibits great deal of stubbornness in re-
gard to his appointments. Send him TO
Boston to be dealt with for this new
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The SuItrY Season.

TNHE SUMMER MONTHS ARE HERE, AND AS
i usual bring a long train of diseases-many
dangerous and fatal 1t is the season when nature
can do little in recuperating our exhausted
strength, and when we are required to fortify our
physique against the dangers arising from the
universal prevalence of sickness The only true
safeguard is that pure and reliable tonic and in
vigorator, MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS, which
is Endorsed and recommended by the medical fac
every city, town and village in the country, who
have tested its remedial virtues and by its aid pre-
served or recovered their health. 1t VIII purify
the blood and secretions; cure every form Of in
digestion, and afford Immediate relief in Of
Dysentery, Collie, Cholera, Cholera Morbus and
kindred diseases. Provide yourself NOW against a
time of need. Delays are often dangerous Price
one dollar per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Observation-Disclosures
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ONE Wilcox, "a Radical, member of
the Louisiana Senate, recently brought
suit in one of the State courts for the
amount of note given him by one Friz-
eel, to secure the passage of certain
bill For this he was set upon by party
of Radical officials and beaten in the most
inhuman manner. This is a kind Of Ku-
Kluxing which the Radical papers do not
.L...:z,o
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PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
Old Fair Grounds.

WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
w the Legislature OF the State of Tennes-
see, passed June II, 1870, entitled IAN act for
the benefit of the Blind School," the Secre-
tary of State, Comptroller and Treasurer, are
appointed Commissioners and empowered, au-
thOrized and directed, for and on behalf of the
State, to expose to public sale to the highest
bidder, thirty-fve acres land, more or less,
near the city of Nashville, known as the Old
Fair Grounds, and also lot or parcel OF
ground lying and being in the city Of Nash
vile, known as the Old Gun Factory Ground,
at the junction of Castleman and Fillmore
streets;
Now therefore, this is to give notice that
we, the Commissioners aforesaid, will, on the
29th inst, at 10 O'Clock a. m, on the steps of
the Capitol, expose to public sale to the hi gh-
est bidder, the above described property of
the State. The former will be sold in whole
or in part to suit purchasers; one third Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, the bal
ance on a credit of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty -four months, with interest from date
of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser
or purchasers with approved personal security
in the name of the State will be taken, and a
lien upon the land retained until purchase
money is fally paid.
T. u. BUTLER,
Secretary of State.
ED. r. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller.
VIM. MORROW,
jly7 IDS Treasurer.
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The New York San (RadicaD says
whether Gen. Grant will ever make a
good President or not is matter of opin-
ion, but after his successful experience
in the sale and exchange of houses, that
he would make a good real estate agent
nobody doubts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-10

A HINT for Mr.. Schenck. Swift at one
time proposed to put a tax on female
beauty, and TO leave every lady to rate
her own charms. He said the tax would
be cheerfully paid, and would be very
productive. Such law would bring in a
pile of revenue.
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ATTENTION. DELEGATES.

Delegates TO the State judicial ConVen-
ton will be passed over all tie roads
leading into Nashville at full fare coming
and free retstyning, by obtaining GER
tifcate of attendance from the Secretary
of the Convention.
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EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES
w. L. Wards Seminary.

THIS INSTITUTION HAS JUST CLOSED ITS
Il Fifth year. Thirty-ive young ladies, repre-
senting ten States, took the honors 1t Is now one
Of the largest schools in thecountry, complete in
its Faculty, Course of Study, Buildings, etc. The
Music and Art Departments have no superior.
French spoken at dinner. Latin and Greek free
of charge. No death Of pupil has ever occurred
In the house. Next session opens Sept. 1. For
Catalogues address w, n. WARD
julylO-H Nashville, Tenn.
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MONEY in New York is reported easy
at 3@5 per cent. The bank statement
last evening is reported unfayorable,
owing TO heavy decrease in legal tend
ers, although the increase of specie makes
the banks really stronger.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON is reported to have
lately made use of the following charac-
teristlc words 'sMy device in politics is
that of Wellington in the feld-to ad-
vance slowly. but neYlr fall buck. ~ =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-10

The Radicals are calling each other by
lovely names. The Cincinnati Chronicle
says: ''The course of Charles Sumner
during the present session of Congress
has, in some particulars, excited a good
deal of surprise among those who were
accustomed to regard him as straight
forward and strictly honorable man.
These Radicals know each other and the
public viii therefore be disposed to accept
--hnt theu GOV @ frr1e
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CoTToS was dull and lower in New
York yesterday, middling uplands having
dropped to zoe.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in
New York yesterday at 66I for the old
and 651 for the new.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
July IL. 1870.
VEATMAN, SHIELDS & co.

win sell TUESDAY MORNING, July II, COM
rlencing at o'clock, full line of fresh and sea-
sonable Dry Goods in great variety; also, several
Invoices of Trimmings, Shoes, Cutlery, Notions,
etc, etc., making a complete assortment. Dealers
are particularly invited TO attend this large and
attractive sale. jyl0-2t
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GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at 112, and closed at 1924.
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GET THE BEST,

Il called upon by MRS. L. FRANCIES, who win
present for inspection and purchase, EMER
SONS BINDER, an article Of universal
usefulness, and possessing utility that meets
Odicals. MagaziHCs, or papers they wish 20 pre-
serve. The merits of this invention are st
once apparent on Inspection OF the Binder
Thousands are being sold every day throu ghO1t
the country, an evidence of its simplicity
and usefulness. Mrs. +. viii call upon the
citizens and give them an opportunity to ex-
anime the Binder jul7 If
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r f Nj O " a L.
Cheap Residence for Sale.

Cheap hCSIUbnC6 TOT ostIe,
A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, WITH 10
N or II rooms, and lot fronting IA feet on JEFF
ferson street, between High and Summer, with is
feet alley connecting with High; also good
spring house, carriAge-house, and front yard with
shade equal to a country residence. A great bar
gain will be given.
BROWNS Il CHEATHAM, Agents,
jy7.tf No. "a North Cherry Street.
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S16 Reward

EoR MARE THAT sTRAYED FROM MY
stable. She is IS hands high; light bay; white
right foot and has a white saddle mark She is in
| good order JOHN O'MALLEY.
| jul5 If l79 Church street
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T WISH TO BUY A GOOD BUGGY HORSE.
i suited for either buggy or barouehe. well
broke horse that will work without blinds, bay or
black color, preferred. will exchange a valuable
suburban lot for horse and barouche.
r. W. BROWN
jy7-tf No. Ga North Cherry street.
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STATE or MISSOURI,
Cnrnnfr ~ lk LAMA

STATE or MISSOURI,
County Ct st. Louis. as ID g.
Personally appeared before me, the undersigned,
Notary Public in and for the said county and STATE
A. NJ Britton, Vice President, and 8. w. Lonax,
Secretary, of the Mound City Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company Of 81. Louis. Mo-, who upon their
oaths do state that the foregoing is fun, true
and correct statement of the affairs OF the ssld
Company, on the 30th day OF June, 1870; that the
said Company is the bona hde owner OF tho assets
therein set FORTH and that they are the above de-
A. M. BRITYoN. Vice Pres't.
s. W. L0MAX, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day
Of July, 1870. A A. NORRIS,
Notary Public,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF st. Louis.
1, David c. Coleman, Clerk Of the County Court
Of st. Louis county, certify that A. A. Morris,
whose name Is subscribed to the foregoing certif-
cate, dated July 5, 1870, was on the said date an
Acting Notary Public in and for said county, duly
commissioned and ,qualifed; that the signature
thereto is genuine as believe, and 10 all such his
official acts full faith and credit are and ought to
be given
In testimony whereof hereto set my hand and
afhx the seal of said Court, at office, in the cOun
ty of st. Louis, this fifth day Of July, eighteen
~ D. O. COLEMAN, Cle-k
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, July 8, 1870
1, Ed. r. Pennebaker, Comptroller Of the Treas
uTy, do hereby certify that the Mound City
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at St.
Louis, State of Missouri, has produced.to me sat
isfactory evidence that said Company has COM
piled with all the requirements of the laws of
the State of Tennessee imposed on Insurance Com
panies; and futher certify that James Wheless,
Agent of said Company, has also complied with
the requirements of the laws of the State, made
and provided in such cases:
wherefore, said Insurance Company has author
iy to take risks and transact the business of Insu
rance in this State at Nashville, Tennessee.
ED. R. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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TOR SALE VERY CHEAP,

IS ACRES OF LAND, 81 miles from the city, on
the Lebanon pike; soil very fine, small house and
good fence. Also, 200. 200 ACRES OF LAND in
this Gate and Alabama, for sale, consisting Of
mountain lands, mineral and coal lands, stock
farms, etc. A. II. b W. P HURLEY
Real Estate Agents,
jun1-H No. Maxwell House
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
JAMES WIRELESS, Agent
- Buggy Horse Wanted.

OF Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Company
july10-1aw3t-sun for Tennessee.
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THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,

~ Oh, ! nm
The Reason Why to Patronize
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"ANTED-AGENTS-To sell the HOME
w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price,
$25. !. makes the "IOck Stitch" (alise on both
Wheeler Wilson, Grover & Baker, and Singer b
Co. All other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold
for less than $50 infringemenIs and the seller
and user liable to prosecution Address JOHN
SON, CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa,
Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, Mo. jun1l I'm
MANUALS OF THE FOLLOWING
M SUBJECTS, ten cents each, sent By mail.
Mathematical Instruments, ZIG pages. Optical
instruments, "a pages. Magic Lanterns and Stere-
opticians, SO pages. Philosophical instruments, 81
pages. JAMES W. QUEEN h CO.,
924 Chestnut street,
apt d3m Philzdeiphia, Pa
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION !

! ~ "A Private Counsellor to
~ theArarried or those shout
70 marry, on the physi-
ological mTsteries nd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-16
Faith Well roun de a.

In old times. at tao commence insnt OF every
season, II was tho fashion Ia take strong cAthar
tic Ms safeguard against change OF temperature.
Il WAS worse than senssless practice. The peo.
pie Of our day understand the matter better. In
stead VI dsplstipg the iystem they reiIiorae IT,
In the method they adop, they exhibit swise de-
elimination. Instead ofrescrtlng to the vitiated
stmuiants ofcommerce. or any Of the compounds
derived from them. they put their faith In the
only absolutely pure invigorant procurable In the
market--Hoslstter's stomach Buffers. TheirfAith
10 veil founded. Never hes any tonic medicine
been prepared with such scrupulous precision
and CONSCIENTIOUS care. II IL u vegetable com.
pound OF which every ingredient Is sound. whole
some, and medicinal IN the true sense Of the
word. Now, we have three prominent natioIa
complaints. Ohe-hslf the adult population Of ths
United States suffer more or less, either nom dis
eases Of the stomach, arrangements of the liver
or affections Of the kidneys. In no other land Ne
der Heaven are these maladies 30 general as IN
this country, and Hoststter's Btters II sgs'eifr
for them all. unless organic In 'hslr or's's' And'
therefore, beyond cure. AMI let those who arc
fortunate saoagh to hs exempt from them at pres
sss wsAssssaNA eos Rv~as fact, 'is' that ." ocsss
ionsl uss VI this v,alyns ionic VAL ss certainly
prevent sAem a. the sun will prevent tue EARN
from freezing where is genial beams descend
declSeodawlt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-16
LECTURE.

As hssstofsss aassunssa, he hsv. ".
A. Bartlett, Of Chicago, viii deliver lee
turs q the AthsssaG, %. nsss Tsssdsy
evening, ths 10th, q half psstssvsa o'clock.
Sstjsct: "JoAn CAinsnaa." Admls'
sis. g esats. Tickets for ssls ss-tas bosh
stores ofw. B. Asstvsii = Co. ~ y. A.
Harmon. - 49, '..,' =
M. Barsisat psaks among the asss lee
tursss ks0W~'ts shs ssssssyi end V y
Aspsd nat ~. usivsrssl saAistsetlss he
givS'whsn hs lsstursd here byss o. four
yssfs 60, vOgsthsr VIM ~ importance
ssd ipt~sss Of ~ Aabjsss 70 b treated
OF vin'Svfaa - < cass Guidance " hsAs
Ain ~ Nm; ~ svsuipsss.s.iasy
esnass y sDsaA nsgp vssaAskay " plsss-
sssly tAss t4jlalo1les tstsss'saasA ~
eloquent gepsls1ss.
BY order ~ Lecture Csmnittss,
Y. y. G. A.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-16

The Ladies of the Casholie coagrega-
ton will hold Far and Festival Christ
mas week. in Mr.. J. B. Philli' Hall Ger.
nsr Tenth stfest and the Levss. conu,snc.
Ing Monday evening 0ths lsth last, and
Will continue during The three successive
nights.
There will b varied assortment Of a.
tractivs and fancy articles 70 sait the taste
Of ell.
A beautiful Album, 70 b awarded by
ballot 70 the MOST POPULAR YOUNG
LADY in the city. A vE1Y FINS
NEW PIANO which cost ave hundred
dollarA 70 b. rAfiisd for n one dollar per
chance.
Nothing win DO len uadoas to please
ALL. supper, afty cents; sdni'tAnce' 2
cents.
The public are invited to attend.
Doors open 1t ! o'clock pm.
Dee. f? 4 Tue. r. 4 -, 20&2l.
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TIE splendid run Of custom enjoyed
by Nsssrs. Goldstins d Rossnwatsr, 1855
Commercial avenue, 10 due 70 the fact that
they keep exactly what the trade demands,
and sell everything as the lowest possib's
figures. Their Winter supply Of ladies'
dress goods, Iriah poplihs, msrinos, lust,ss,
alpacss; mink end other furA bleach and
brown shsstings and domsstics, b unusu-
ally full, attractive, and will b cold ct
lower prices than like goods hsvs bssa o.
fsred daring the season.
They desire 10 call especial sttsnh on 70
thar stock Of eloshisg. large sdditsoa 70
which vs. resolved this day.
Every article 10 Of the bsss
make, and the variety b 70 general
thss no one can fall 70 suit himself siiks
IL style, quality Of goods and price.
4 large stock Of white, coiorsd And vsri.
swstsd yasas are Offered q greatly ssdscsd
psiess. IL shsst for ssythtsg b Ne dry
goods and clothing line Il will pay 70 g
directly 70 0oldstine 3 Rossnvstss, - they
are In ., coadisioa 70 ssrvs customer with
anything 10 that line IL Ne msss satisisc'
tory manner. dsIsdSvlv
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CArRo BARREL FAcToRr.-Forty-Avs
gallon lard tisrces u 80; pork barrels
u 60; tisrcss with.two iron hoops 81 %
whisky barrels, full bound, iron hoops
- as; dry bacon and han. sisrcss, 2s inch
hoop, very stout, u 60; beer kegs, 9 GAL
Ions. 81 20; 4 gallons % %; half barrels
81 90; barrelsis3 IS. Whisky hslfbsrrels
aad kegs Of all kinds, iron bound.
decSds,s J.W. STEELE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-16

Ar old Englishnan whs arrived from
Pulaski yesterday, got on bender and at
2o'clock to-day found himself with empty
pockets, . cracked head, bloody face and
under arrest fer disorderiy conduct.
About noon no undertook 70 eject On en-
trance into down town house By smash.
ing In the door. The lady Of the house"
stood, poker Ia hand, 70 rsosivs her visitor,
ssd when he thrust HE knob inside, she
snscksd Il, cutting bis scalp and causing
the blood 70 spurt Ill over he fses and
cleshisg. whsa vs Last saw him hs wss
awaiting trial Ter disordsriy conduct.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-16

Tas oyster supper In the lecture room
Of the Prsbytsrisa church, :ass night
called out sss Of the largest crowds that
he's been sssn on . like oosasion during
The ysas Pea. Everything was most "a.
nirsbly arranged and enthusiastically maa.
agsd-.hs result being satirsly sssisfAesosy
- Ill ssaessnsd.
Considerable nssvimsns vas occssionsd
b. ne sals Of bale q hay that formed
The donstioa Of . lsvss gentleman, the sals
bsiag coupled With the coalition that II
The hey ~ NOT removed within I've min.
utss. IL would b sesold To- charges. IL
psssssAs Of 10 sale sasoastsd 70 shsus
Oss %.
Ths a6Ais 49, 70 saissasly sosiab's that
svssybody seemed 10th 70 leave, when
the hour fos parting arrived. -rrv
The ladies chrsgsd with Tie masassssnt
deserve much praise for ~ chWrf0lnsss,
industry and siAcrisy va 49, sAsy pr.
formed their trust. The a1ais eoald not
have been managed more sseosssfully--
even by the men!