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ticians who made the nomination.
They did not take me into their coun.
ellis.
Sumner-But, Mr.. Stanton, you
made speeches during the campaign
why did you not state this important
fact then?
Stanton-You examine my speeches
and you will not find one word in
favor OF General Grant for president.
Ispoke for the Republican party only.
Sumner-But you say Grant cannot
administer the government. He sue
ceeded well in the army, and the peo-
Die gave him credit for our success.
Stanton (stretching forth his right
hand)-Senator Sumner, this hand
supplied him with men and money,
unlimited. 1 gave him the direction
OF affairs. / am dying, Mr.. Sumner,
and 1 state this to You. Use 1t when
ever the interests Of the country de-
mands 1t.
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MARRIED.

HoWES-NE VMAN-Last evening, at 8
O'Clock, al 81. Psteris, by the Rev. Father
Carey, Colonel W. B. HOwEs and Miss VIE
GINA NEWMAN both OF Forrest city, A K.
The happy couple, accompanied by a num-
Der OF friends, arrived in the city by the
Little Rock train. and proceeded at once to
the cathedral, where the beautiful and i'm
pressive ritual of the Mother OF churches
N ade them one, indeed, as they were enc in
heart before. To say that they have the best
wishes OF their friends would be superauous,
for everyone who has the pleasure of their
acquaintance ''casts a slipper after them"
WATKINS - IRRELEVANT = The beauty
and slsts OF JaekAon, Tennessee, COZ gregated
at 81. Luks's Episcopal Church, on wednes
dsy morning, the 18th IN slant, TO witness the
nuptial OF Captain WALrsS. Watkins, Of
Little Rock. and Miss SpsIE, daughter OF oul
former townsman, Col, J. I. Trexeyant, now
OF Augusta, Arkansas, After the ceremony
by the Rev. 7. B. Lee. of Little Rock, the
party partook Of breakfast at Captain T
B. TrsssVant's, and then took the noon train
for Asmpbis. The bridal couple will remain
at the overton TIL Saturday morning, when
they start west for Little Rock.
GO oaMAN-DAVls- On the 18th instant
Al the sesidenee OF the brides father, lO5
Promenade street, by Rev. Father Cary, Mr.
]. GoRsAN, Of Davenport, Iowa. and Mis-
LAURA A, daughter Of J. D. Davis, OF this
city.
Hb RBIs-PUCKETT- On the 18th instant
| by the Rev. Dr. " hite, at Sc. Lazarus Church
| Or. ]. G HARRIs and Miss GToReIA PUCK EFT
No cards.
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A DEATH-RED SCENE.
srsut, Sumner and stautsu.

A distinguished LOulsianian tells Of
q recent interview with Sumner, at
the Coolidge House, In Boston. He
SAYS that Sumner repeated StantOn's
criticism upon Grants character.
Sumner called to see Stanton when
the latter was dying. The secretary
OF war, breathing hardly, plseed bis
hand In that Of Mr. Summers, and
said:
Sumner, ! am going over the river.
shall never recover. wish 70 say
one word to you before de-"
SUMNER hope that you are not
dying, Mr.. Stanton; but 20 on.
Stanton (emphatically) = General
Grant cannot administer this govern
ment. He is not equal 10 the duties,
6umner-Mr. Stanton, your state.
ment Is broad.
StsntOn-I mean it as broadly as !
have stated IL.
Sumner-Why did yoa not mention
this before the nomination?
Stanton-I was busy in nv oflce
and was not consulted BY the poll
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Special to the APPEAL
SENATE.

| Special to the APPEAL
SENATE.
NASHVILLE, October 19.-After the
usual routine business the following
bills were introduced and passed first
reading:
By Mr.. Porter--To amend the com,
mon school law.
By Mr.. DuBoise-To amend the gen.
ersl law concerning railroad corpora
tions.
By MrS9ughes-To regulate juries.
BY Mr.. CIarke-To more effsctually
secure the public revenue.
By Mr.. Coulter-To compel cOrO-
ners, sheriffs and constsbles to make
proper returns of executions which
msy hereafter be placed In their
| hands.
By Mr.. Coul er-To prevent the sale
Of spirituOus liquors to minors.
House resolution appointing COM
mittee TO wait on Mrs. Polk, was
adopted, and Messrs. Ridley and COul-
ter appointed on the part of the Sen
ate.
House bill to amend an act defray-
ing the current expenses of the last
session of the General Assembly pass
ed to third reading.
The following House bills passed on
second reading:
To loan arms to West Tennessee
College.
To repeal an act to abolish Chan
cery court, MsdisOnville, Monroe
county, and rs-estsblish said court.
Passed.
To change the line between the
counties OF Campbell and Union.
Passed.
To change the line between the
counties of Overton and Clay. Passed.
To establish Circuit and Chancery
court for the county Of James.
Passed.
To sell the interest of the State in
delinquent turnpike and plank roads.
Passed.
The following Senate bills passed
second reading:
To amend an act for the protection
of sheriffs and cOnstables. Passed.
To allow the clerks receiving and
paying out redemption money to
charge commission thereon.
To allow the Eleventh civil district,
0verton county, an additional justice
OF the peace. Passed.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE PRncEEpMes YESTERDAY.

Mr.. Martin, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, submitted report in relation
to the bill providing for county work
houses, without recommending its
passage or rejection, accompanied by
a resolution to print $50 copies for the
use of the house.
The following new bills and resolu-
tiOns were int Oduced:
By Mr.. Cliit-A joint resolution pro-
viding for the pOstponement of the
election Of public printer until the
committee appointed to examine the
accounts of the present public printers
were able to report. The resolution
was amended by fixing the time fol
the 2sth, and was adopted.
BY Mr.. FriersOn-A bill repeating
the act of 1866 increasing the fees Of
public printer.
By Mr.. .Clift-TO amend an act max
ing rules of evidence in State and
Federal courts uniform.
By Mr.. LQmpkin-To regulate the
business Of life insurance in the State
1t makes the comptroller the insu-
rance commissioner of the State.
By Mr.. Spears-To amend the fire
insurance laws of the State and insure
justice TO policy holders in insOlvent
companies.
By Mr.. Trousd6ls-TO secure sher
ifs, cOnstsbles and corOneEs in theil
fees.
By Mr.. Slimp-A resolution ap
pointing joint committees to ascertain
what money has been paid into thu
State Treasury for school purposes
Laid over.
By Mr.. Polka bill to change tht
line between the counties OF Meig
and ROane.
BY Mr.. Crews-A bill regulating tn
duties and salary Of the jailor OF Shel
by county.
By Mr.. Wilson-ProvidinR for tn
institution Of suits against delinquen
revenue collectors, clerks Of courts
etc.
By Mr.. Crews-To amend section
2029 relative to special juries.
By Mr.. Martin-To amend au &C
authorizing chancery courts to gran
letters of Incorporation.
By Mr.. FriersOn-A resolution ap
pointing a joint committee to examin
duplicate receipts of cashiers Of the va
rious ,depositOries OF the State, etc
Laid over.
BY Mr.. Allison, Of Williamson-T
repeal section 9 Of the act to chang
county lines-passed December Q, 1861
By Mr.. Crews-TO regulate jur.
service.
The Senate resolution appointing
committee to investigate the sale {
Memphis city coupons was adopted
A bill to amend the act establishin
the county OF Bell, after long discu:
sion, was finally passed. Ayes, 4C
noes, 10.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced bill re
ouiring county courts to appOin
overseeRs and assign hands to wOr
on public roads.
| Mr., BOSsOn announced to the H0us
the death of the principal doOrkeepel
A. F. Fleming, which occurred at hs
past ten O'Clock last night. On maxim
the annOuncement,h he paid tribute
the deceased. Resolutions OF respeC
were adopted, and the speaker name
the following COMMITTEES TO accompan
the remains to the place OF intermenl
Messrs. Weston, Dick, Chambers an
McGaughey.
Several House and Senate bills wei
advanced a stage, and the House 81
journed.
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DIED.

TONL1N-At Kosctusko, Mississippi, on
the l4th inst, Mr.. JAMES 4. TonLIN, OF heart
disease; sge IS years.
Jackson tTsnR- papers please copy.
NOLAN-At his residence on Union ava
nue.. on the 18th instant, JOHN NOLAN; aged
forty-one
his funeral will take place from St. Pat
rick,s Church, this (FRIDAY) afternoon, al
81 O'Clock. The friends OF the family are In
yifad N afTzud -
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Notice.


state OF TeDnesaee. =.
County Of Shelby.
a N ORIGINAL attssam<nt having hesn suel
"A out on sfrdavft made and bond given, a
IN such ceses providaa by law. By 3 Ham
as 3 non rssidznt OF the state O. Tenn esss'
and eitizen Of AFEansas, and said attach
msnt having bean levied by gvrntsnneni
aud resumed hy The prcper ofnosrs
u II therefore o. dered, That Q. 2 Eale q
mare his appsarnnco befora me. 7. L. ts.lsn
Justice OF tho Poaoe, On saturday the 45.n y
NoVan1 her Iii, at 10 o'clock an 70 p3sAo
or aaaWsr pc said attaonments ana ltls N
thor ordered that ehs oR4or = Rucnsneo
IN the MampRi1 AxFnA1 once . resk Lor io1l
saecaaatyo Weoks. 1n,s lsSe y s. a - - 3
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sehosl Cemnissionsrs orshslby uount,

A October Term, ISL, OF County Court. 4
N resolution was unanimously passed al
secting me, as trustee Of this county. to pay
over no money upon or. ers Of Distrfcl
School Commissioners until they meet and
organizs q Board OF Education. as now re-
ouired by Law. thsl efore earnestly REQ uesl
that the Commissioners OF the several school
distrtots mees fhe unity courtFOnm. IN
Memphis, on rday. N0yembav n
1871, ior the purpG on ganix ltion- etn
boDwARD.
eeS ceunT Trustee 81 shelby eoanN,
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FUNERAL NOTIcE.

the members OF the Societa di Unione Fra.
tellanEa Italians. will meet At their hail. 81
south Oeurt street., this (VRIDAN noon, at
Il O'Clock promptly, to attend the funeral OF
our Late brother, ANsRLMo LENA.
By order OF the Vice President.
Oc& A.B VACCARo Secr0tarV
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10th, 1871

As the day for distribution, when It Is ex-
pected VIII be assembled the largest number
Of persons sver present 81 one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, mum bsred and stamped, good for
any day during the week, VIII entttle the
holder 70 admission 10 tho Grounds, and
participation In the chances OF the following
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

-
Is called to the above announcement OF the
President and Bc ard OF Directors. There u
not the least doubt bat what all the tickets
Will be sold. The very low price at which
they are placed-two dollars will enable
all to contribute their mite toward
identifying the grounds OF The Association, /,
and making other tmprovem ents. This Is no
private enterprise, but is gotten up By the
Board of DiTsctors-whose nigh standing as
pnblic-spiriL and energetic citizens cannot
be Questioned-for the sole purpose OF oene-
dtffng the public. by adding TO the beauty Of
their fair grounds.
The tckets entltle the hoIdsrs TO admission
TO tbs FAIR on tnst day, II those holding
hundred and eighty-One cash premiums.
ranging from SlO00 down
The number of tickets Is limited to 10, ,OO0
and under no circumstances viii more than
that number be sold.
AL prizes win be paid IN DASH.
Your attention Is called 70 the names Of the
following gentlemen, who compose the
Board:
Hon. JACOB THoMPsoN. President.
ENoCH ESsLAY, First ice-PresidenG
ELI kAYEER second Viee-President.
R ID. GooDwYN, Third Vice prestd ent
J. h. EDsONDsoN, Fonrth Vice President
JOHN BRowE, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN i. STRATToN, Treasurer.
LEON. TRoUsDALK, Secretary.
O. L. ANDERSON, A. B HAYNES,
Joseph BRUCE, NAPoLEoS HILL,
B BAYLIsS, JOHN Q. FIZER,
A. J. HAYB, N. o. PERKINs.
Tickets can be had az the vsrious sub agen.
gies, In Memphis and elsewhere, or on sppli-
cation TO me, BY letter with stamp enclosed
Memphis and Charleston .1ailrOad Depot
Memphis, Tenn. W. d. BATES,
sell Agent for Sale OF Tickets
Tickets can be had at the following sub
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Capital, SO, ,00O, GOO in Gold
The chlcRss Lo.sss will s0t Affect the
NORTH BRITISH 6 MERCANTILE
Fire Insurance Co.
-OF-
LONDON AND EDINBuRo.
]. L0ksDALE, Agent,
Ne. Al HADIsoN gTREEE. MEMPHIa
OirQuuar.


A 8 the reduction OF the National debt, by
n the continued purchase anc cancellation
OF fyo.twenty bonds. VIII tend 70 increase
the surplus capital held BY incorporate IN.
etttutions and private capitalists In almost
every sesttoa OF the eoanfry, q large amount
Of which VIII seek investment In State and
nrst mortgage railroad bonds Of undoupted
yaiue. we Woald recommend to eur CORES,
poudents and others the securities Of the
follows. N&
FUNDED de. bonds % per cent? January
STATE aid bonds q per cent? April and oeto-
ber.
stass Isvse bonds q per esnt) January ana
July.
The interest on these bonds is payable In
currency at the Untcn Trust Company, In
Any Information desirsd win be furnished
| and Al orders promptly exeeuted by
CLARK, WALCOTT a Co.
Bankers and Dealers In SoR1hern Securities
] - Broad street, New York ecis
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YALuARLE OAsH PREMIuMa

l5l premiums amounting to........-........e coo
The Board OF Directors. In commencing
shall be carried out in good faith. They viii
appoint q committee OF award, whose high
character viii be a sufdcieut guarantee that
The price OF these 3eeial tickets has been
nxed at the low sum CT TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reaeN Of
every one.
1t is hoped and expected tnat the Third
Annual Fair will be so successful financially
Is TO enable the Society % srect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds 70 such
degree of excellencs as to render them
source of pride to every citizen of Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country,
The Board Of Directors have selected Mr..
". II. BATES 70 supervise this special ar
rangement, and tickets can be had On sppH-
cation TO him, At the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF his
sub-agent2.
JACOB THOMPSON, President
Lnon. TRoUsDALK, Secretary.
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CUT THIS our

And send . cents for ticket and get 9
WATCH. SEWING MACHINE, PIANO,
Or some artiels Of value. SIX tickets for 81.
oc2o9 SS S'A PAcRxsp 1 a Co. c,no,nps,, a.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Il This day Dissolved by mutual consent.
They have divided thatr unfinished business
In . way which they suppose viii meet tne
aDprohaffca oftnafr ellen q, ,End 81 which they
win be duly informed. They VIII continue,
separately, the practice q the law.
WM. h STEPHENS,
TH0B. r. SMITH,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURl STATE LOTTERY
O4no1A1 Orawanw-.

MORNING CHASING. 4gS.
81, 90, IS, 6S. 10, 9, "a, so, 5, 81, %, IS, IS.
EvENING ClAsS-No. s9S.
rs, esI lS. lSs 81, 81, 5, II, Y, 46, IS, 3S.
Lotteries draw twice daily. PriEee from
tlo3 70 y6Q.00os paid In money by J. Z.
FRANCE, ag't, feH North Court st. Box IA,
Memphis, Tenn, P. 0. MURRAY, MILLER
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VERTisEMEMTS.
MIG MnTIcE

TTNHE stated , n munication of Desoto 4
I Lodge, H . 20, will be held this Xxx
(FRTDAYl ey Meg 10Th l. St., st seven/VN
O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
All N. n. .6 aTH raterrally lnyltea.
r. O. WILIlAMHOf, ". N
r. w euufTosS Hec'y.
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{. A. BENSON,
PIANOS for Sale % HOATHLY PAYMENTS

Together with the largest stock Of SHEET
MUSIC and Ausical hercbandise
ever brought to the south.
Now ia the time to buy. Country mer-
chants and dealers VIII please send IN their
orders, as can MI them aB New York pricss
for caah or good city acceDtances for fhi ~
sixty or ninety days Old pianos taken n
exchange Tor new ones. Pianos timed and
repaired IN satisfactory manner
\ A. BENSON.
eoS NJ Main Etsest. Nemphis.
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UNpERWRITEa,S SALE

TehaOos, hoIasses, Ter, Fancy Groceries,
THIS DAY. 10 O'CLOCK,
ny A. 4 Rrankland, I00 a Isz Main a.
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. CARD.

TNHE public are respectfully requested 70
withhold any opinion which they may
hsve formed on the report cf part OF tns
FafF COMMITTEES IS 70 the merits and quail.
ffeg Of the pianos on exhibition, until shall
make public further statements
LEOPOLD GOEPEL, Knabe Piano.
OCO-
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HANsFORD's NEWS DEPOT,
Joe L0GEE's NEWS DEPOT,
]. C. EYRICH'S NEWS DEPOT,
6E0RGE eERGkAR'S CIGAR STAND.
LEuBRlE'S GI6AR STAND,
W. c. sIRD'S IESELRT STORE,
RARNUk'S JEWELRY STORE,
MEMPHIS Z CHARLESTON TICKET OFFICE
CHRIS: STEIAkUhL'S CAPITAL SALOON
". II. BATES,
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WANTED Agents for our new. intense
w Interesting, elegantly illustrated a
fast selling book:
skAfe.Prda Life,

D. O1Ic WI50 IILls Oo7Es U1SIes
Written by a convict in q convict's cell.
This truly unioue WORK preseuts an inside
view Of state Prison Life. and from stand
point never be ore occupied. Unmtstaksble
inoications point to II as the great laet sell
ing subscription book OF the year. Circulars,
copioke extracts and IS sample engravtngs
sent free; or 9 bound Or ospectus Of lst pages
for 50 cents. O =. VENT, Publisher, SS west
Fourfh Etreaf Cincinnati. OHIO. OcDW
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Notice.

nARTIES desiring vehicles to the Fair are
Il hereby informed that an aTa1gemant
has been made by when the carriages OF the
Hack-Owners ASSOCIATION or this city VIII
convey persons 20 and rom the grounds Tor
IS % Waiting tb Q pleasure OF patrons stranG-
ers can confidently trust 20 al hacEa having
the badge o. this Association on their Tampa,
or the Association hacks viii make ZIP 70
or from the FAIR Grounda for 81 So
JACOB TBOAP9OH,
as Prsstcsnt n. A. 4 NJ A.
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To BrlckIayars.

CITY ENGINEEg's OFFICE, u
MENPHIS. TENN, Oct. u. iIl-
= EALED Proposals viii be reoeiTed as N IL
y Office until y o'cl.,ck N. Thursday, the
18th INST, for constructing tour cfs'er11ss one
ct linden and Lauder ale; one at Marshall
avs iue ana Union street. and tHo iE Chal-
aea Pans and speeidcattons can be faen &,
this onlca The oity reserves the riRhs % re'
ieot any or al Of the bids.
essa J. n. HuNRHRzxs, cxE ane'r.
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NOTICED

TNHE undersigned purposes TO place in eul-
LiVRtion his land, situated At the aoutn-
west corner OF Jackson and LeuderueIe
streets, IN South Memphis All persons In
terested are hereby notified that the bodies
OF persons buried there, under the dirention
OF the "Freedmen's Bureau" and the late
saCou ty Com misRfoneTs" OF Shelby county,
should be removed before the lst Of January
IsT2. Q. 7. BEAUREG ARD,
oc20 per o ioho a Bulkley
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Friday, November 10th, 1871,

HNs-@@Ns -SeA-t NONNF
within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wit: The n. half GO OF lot 78, aE
laid down on the original plan OF the city OF
Memphis, shelby county, Tennesses, begin
ming at the intersec ion Of the south side OF
the hrst alley north of Adams street, known
as BauG alley, and Mississippi or From road /;
thence south 50 degrees, 20 inutes east. one
hundred and forty eight and one-half feet
(l4s5S, with the south side Of said Bank alley
to its Intersection with another alley. run
ming at right angles herewith. called Front
alley, thence with the west side OF Front
alley south 30 degrees 30 minutes west. 81 feet
Il incnes TO the dividi g line. between the
wo halves Of said lot %; thence with said
dividing line. north 70 degrees, 80 minutes
west, 1851 fset TO Mississippi or Front row
thence with said row north, o degrees, 30
minutes east, 81 feet IL inches to the begin
ming, the entire lot being covered by brick
building, the front of which IL fo1r stories
high and the rear (9 two stories high. Terms
OF sale one-th rc % cash, - in SIX and 4 In
twelve months nom date of sale. Purchaser
required 70 execute notes with approved per-
Ronsl security, lien 70 be retained til same
are paid.
This october 10, 1871.
EDAuND A. COLE, Clerk and MastsY.
AcDoweu 4 Martin, Attorneys.
wed-oclll
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Plantations for Sac.

WE o1er for sale ten plantations, sitr-
w afed on the Mississippi and Arkansas
rivers; half OF them are stocked with mules,
tools. etc. and \ full supply OF CORN time
Will be given on three fourths OF the pur-
ocIs THos H ALLEN q co.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. q R-First Chancery Court Of shelby
County Q. Jameson vs.. Lucie A.
Jameson ct al.
DY virtue Of an tnterlocutory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause, October g.,
's71, will sell at pnblic auction to the highest
Ddder, In front OF the clerk and masters
once, Greenlsw block, Second street, in the
city CT Memphis, Tennessee, on
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-27
BILLMAsoN's BRIDE.


Hall an hour TN train time. sir,
AM a fearful dark night, too;
Take look at the switch lights, Tom.
Fetch in a stick when you're through
"on tim.S" Well vcs I euess So
Leftths last station all right
She'll come round the cnrysa fSin'-
p'a alaS' u comes up 'o'n'en''
You know Billi Mol He'e engineers
Been on theroAd all his life;
iii never forget the nornin'
he married his chunk ofawIie;
Twas the summer IN. mill hands struck!
Ips, of work every one.
Tbev kiekeo up row in the village.
And killed old Donayan's son.
pu.,.,.,. 49,, ,....,a, ,,..,, =, hor-
NJ aaas. 0l n,,'...,,a 49,, ~ fro,, ~, r,sss
SI.;.,'p;m sIr, !" 80 :. =, - 49, ~
And bring down the night express.
u.,., ,..,, !, k,,-.r
IA ,.ns !, = - nnr,S., ono
Tbink;n. :, nobio, hn, Mary
Aud tho train he had u ,un.
A,a u,,, -, tv n. v;naov
nv ~ I ~, ~. ~ ~. - ..;'.t, ~ orn,o..
- =. .n"t.s.,, !. AR -
She'd been widow ! guess.
o.. !. NO. no,, r,;dn;sbt
W.. .haa, m;ll hsnds Ian ,be kidvs-
III. ,.,s, ,lo,,n-.,n, drnnhen d.v;lst
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A maniu Michigan, cxtirpatcs spakos
by biting off their hc1is. sa