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LOCAL NEWS.
-Ledain's CoIsge.

-Lsdain's Collsge.
Attend Robertson's Business Coll egg
W, z. Mitcheu's school, sos Third 81
Night LESSONS at Robertson's Business
College viii be resumed Mondsy, Septem'
Ger 4, 1871.
The DAILY APPKAL, i've cents PEI
copy, can DO hRd OF all nswsmen In thG
EEF-
-ArmstrOng's Photographic Gallery.
No. all Main street. Three faultless gem
picturss for fifty cents.
ST, JosEPH's IEFIRNAET-In charge o.
ths Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
To DUB FRIKNDs-We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers In the
country. We want news In the fewest
words. Local movements and events,
politics, crops and industrial and educs-
tionsl progress. These are the things 70
write about.
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ESPECIAL attention is called to the card
Of the Southern Home School Of Balti-
more. The fact that il has been in sue
sesasful operation for twenty-nine years,
the advantages II possesses. Mrs. Pegrsm
e the widow or the distinguished General
John Pegram, who feH during the last en-
stEement OF the late war around Peters,
burg. This Institution IL complete In ali
respects, including comforts, discipline.
tbs course of study, etc. French Is the
language OF the school. We are glad of
shR opportunity 10 commend it.
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a W. RHODE Ohnerver

o. shhOOEs OUseENcL.
The barometer has fallen very generally
since Monday afternoon, and especially
on the Pacific coast and over the lakes,
No reports have been received from Lake
Superior, but the pressure Is probably
quite low from Iowa to Lake Huron and
northWard. The temperature has fallen
from North Carolina to Florida. Fresh
southwesterly winds have prevailed in
Ohio and more easterly winds in the
Southern and Gulf States. Smoky and
hazy weather continues on the lower
lakes; increasing cloudiness and Threat
ening weather from Michigan to Missou-
ri; cloudy weather, with light rain, in
Florids; clear and pleasant weather In
the Middle and Eastern States. The ba-
rometer will probably fall still further on
wednesday and especially in the Gulf
States and over the lakes; increased ess-
terly winds along the Atlantic coast and
threatening weather, with brisk SOUTH
westerly winds from the lower lakes
westward. No serious disturbance Is APP
pretended. -
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Little More BLOOD.

There was another trihe of ~blood-letting
at the ColweQ Hall last night about tbs
hour of nine. The Benevolent Association
of coloreds, No. 1, had q meeting of gigan-
tic proportions and desperate import. G..
K. Jones, a likely youth of twenty-five, is
an important member of this society, and
figures high among his c~o-laborers in be-
neyOlence. He was present. In the midst
of important business the young wife of
G. e. J. presented herself to prefer charges
before the assembled elders against her
fascinating husband. G. K. J. was exss-
perated at this, and told the "ole gal" to
leave, but she wouldn't. He pulled
out a little spiteful looking deringer,
and proceeded to make ready to compel
prompt if not cheerful obedience, to his
order. The little pistol was so villsinously
short that, in the process of cooking, the
muzzle of it lay within the range of his
hand. She went off at half-eock; the ball
passed through the feshy part of his
left Land, and, proceeding on its devilish
wsy, lodged in the side of his beloved
spouse. The wound Is not dangerous,
though it is considered painful. There
was then, of course, a tremendous uprosr
among the brethren. It is stated, on good
authority, that wool Strengthened out
simultaneously on twenty-five heads, and
stood on end as it was never known to do
before. Sergeant Hicks and Omcer Shell
by, who hsYe several ideas about those
gatherings, were in the hall in less than
no time and took charge of G. K. J. The
injured woman was taken to a convenient
druggist and attended to, while the in
jured young man was taken to Adams
street, to repose with a dozsn or 80 other
offenders for the night. Re tied 6 piece
of his shirt around his wounded hand,
and at twelve O'Clock was in the enjoy
ment of sweet repose.
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MORE BLOOD.
But NOt Much Of IL fhis Time-A Little
Shooting at Mike CIeAry's Blacksmith
ShOp. on Union street,

Shooting at Mike Cleary's Blacksmith
shop, on Union street.
The parties to this little piece of busi-
ness are respectively James Russell, the
shot, and Philip CaVan, the shooter, COM
monty called shooter, shootist, pistolist
and deriugerist. The weapon used was q
small Smitq & Wesson's,a very unreliable
tool. The place was the shop of Mike
Clesry, next Seligman's livery stable, on
Union street. The circumstances are not
shrouded in mystery Yesterday morn
ing, the boy eighteen or nineteen years
oldl Cavan, had 6 quarrel with Rus
sell, in the course of which Russell said
Cavsn was q g. Of q b.. The boy.
being sperson OF spirit, grew wroth at this,
but did not do anything serious just then.
He, however, "nursed his temper 20 keep
1t warm" as Burns beautifully and
psthetically has it, and In the evening
immediately before quitting time v
made his appearance at the door OF
the smith with one hand in his pocket
For the better calculation Of this affecting
tale, it may be necessary to remark that
young Cayan went to a youthful
friend of his named Billy Coohlan and
borrowed q Smith & Wesson pistol, which
he took with him when he went 70 have
this last interview with Russell, De
stood st the door, n was remarked above,
and sung out so that his voice might be
heard in the dark and remote recesses OF
the shop, "Will you take that bsckf take
it backr' A lazy voice from within an
swered slowly and indifsrently, "No "
Up came the hand out of Csvsn's
breeches pocket, and crack went the
pistol, but il was only a cap, Another
crack followed, but still 1t was only acsp.
The man inside, which was no other than
Russell, was perfectly indifferent ali
the time. He did not display the
least anxiety. He might have knocked
the young mans brains out with q ham
mer, if he was so minded; but he mildly
let 1t pass. The young man, when his
pistol missed twice, co0lly examined his
weapon, and satisfying himself that 1t
was now all right, he fired away, this time
with satisfactory results-she went on!
The ball hit Russell in the right side, be-
low the ribs. The ball ranged across the
abdominal region bshind under the skin
without, 1t is thought, inficting mortal
injury. DIR. Thornton waited on him af-
ter he had been taken to his boarding
house, st the corner of Beale and Shelby,
in a hack.
Immediately after the young man got
his weapon to go of, he lett there, and
walked to the corner Of Second street,
where he met Justice Burke. Said the
Justice: fare you the manf" Replied the
youth: 81 is" Thereupon he was arrest
ed and brought up to Burke's office. He
remained there till Chief O'Donnell was
called and sent him to the Adams street
ststion-house. He was shortly sfterward
taken out and brought again before Justice
Burke, who sent him to jail on q charge OF
shooting with intent to kill.
The wounded man was getting along
nicely last night.
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RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
White River Unltsd States Mail Line
The splendid side-wheel Steamers
q a g Co.

q - ~ q ezk
JKo. B. DAVIS. Master CHAs.s NITHERs, ok
".
JAS. RTcE-....Master CHAs. sHARPE-.Clerk
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
valIs Blur as follows: The SAGE W1uleave
Devall's Hun every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at o'clock pm, on arrival OF Train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
J-acksonport. Returning, VIII leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday anu saturday
az 4 O'Clock pm, connecting with trains AZ
Deven's Bluff next day for Memphis end Lit
ne SALLIE v. VIII leave DevaI's Bluff
every Thursdsy, st 10 o'cloek a.m.' and every
Sunday, at4 o'clock pm. Tor Des arc, West
Point and Searcy. RetuIntnss will lesye
West Point every Thursday, ~ II O'Clock
bevaiTs Blnf and mouth Of White river.
The SALLIE v. VIII leave DevalPs Blun
every Tuesday and Friday, atA O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon, Aberdeen, Oasa Coe, Mount
Adams, Crocketts BhLn, St. Charles, Indian
leave mouth of White river every Wednes-
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock s.m., connect
at DeVall's Btun next DAY with tratna for
N emphis and title Rock. This boat WI
there Monday. atlQp.m. 10
Passenger by this route vii 60 through to
IacksonPorf In B hours less lime than by
river; other points In proportion. Passed.
gers TO points below QeVRl1s Bluff VIII save
"A hours time by taking thts route.
Freight shipped BY This line viii reach It's
oonsideraDly in advance OF al
other routes, shtppers saving tkereDY the
enormous rates OF river insurance and time
Through Bills LadinE signed at Oface, No, 8
street JOHN g. DAVI5, Pres't. |
A. T. CURRY, Secretary and Treasurer. jyS
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aeIt,s Pataat shset-Iran Ruufna

THE best and cheapest Metal Roofing ever
l. offered to the public. The sheets are !
feet long sad 2 feet wide, from centers OF
fastening. Each sheet is heavily coated OF
both sides with the best metallic RUST PROOF
paint. It is simple and rapid In its applica.
ton by any one.
PRIcE-This roofing Ia furnished, boxed
and delivered to railroad depots or steam
boats In this city, at IS per square.
Special contracts made on large orders, at
duo rates.
For further Information, or orders, address
augO ". g BELT CINCINNATI. OhfO-
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SENSATIoNALISM
Concentration OF the Course OF tht
AppeAL.

commentator OF the course OF LnS
Appeal.
Tie following from q friend is moi
only gratifying 70 Us, coming, asst does,
from q gentleman Of experience by travel
and education, and me who knows what
ify all others who believe in respectable
journalism:
Gas a friend of the APPEAL, 1 congrat-
ulste you on the stand taken in Sundays
and Mondays edition, with reference to
sensational publications. You have laid
down the correcs rules in the two articles
on the "Duty of the Press. They will do
to stick 10. Temporary profit may result
from the publication of criminal investi-
cations, debssed exhibitions snd "sich, .
but it wont do In the 'long run" A pa.
per must receive its permanent support in
this country from the educated and intel
Hgent, OF 1t must go down. They will
not support such things long. B. P. A.
This, from a lady is also encouraging
and will be read with interest:
Editors APpedL-I offer q heart Z full
of thanks In behalf of sl women for you
delicate reticence in those criminal trislE
that are now exciting the public. The
vulgar details of testimony ELECTED by
lawyers. more for the qualification of 9
sensuous curiosity, than for the mean o.
simple justice-gives morality q ahock
but q rrife short of actual crime. 1t is g
poor comment on our prided civilization
that offers no better mode of conducting
criminal trials, than where it Is deemed
necessary to subject women to cross-ex'
aminations OF so d6lioste a nature, that
even the Yilest of humanity might feel s
shuddering of the senses at hearing,
There is no Iorime in the calender but
would leave q woman morally more pure
than such an examination. The wrong
that has been done that poor, unfortu-
nate girl, whose father is now being tried
for murder, but little exceeds the wrong
she now receives st the hands of those
representatives of law, by COMPEL.
ing her to answer questions be.
fore a gaping crowd of men, the
asking of which sullies the legal ernine
past human cleansing, and vitisteS every
listening ear, without aiding the cause Of
Justice one particle. Better hang the
whole family st once than blast then
with a publicity in those things where
silence is religion. If law cannot punish
the criminal It ia not supposed to add pair
to the victim. We clamOr for reforms
with powder and shot and honied words
and forget q little quiet legislation to cul'
tiYate this fertile Held that lies open il
our courts OF justice. l appeal to tht
chivalry of gentlemen to protect al
women in the person of the one on thu
witness stand. No woman seems rs pure
and sacred to q man after having heard
the disgusting minutes of such testimony
as has been taken in this Browne trial
The dignihed silence of the APPEAL il
suppressing this evidence, merits and
receives the gratitude of all who think in
calm right. Mrs. 8. II.
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Lxw1s RICE for more than thirty yesrs
has stood IN the foremost rank OF hotel
KEEPERS in New England The high fame
Of the AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON,
the supervision Of Lewis Rice & Son, for
thew are ever alert to the mi Of the
public. and supply all modern improve
ments Tor the convenience Of guests.
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General r. P. Nicely and Judge Fentrsss,
Of Hardeman, and Messrs. @. Z. Under.
wood, D. @. Cross and Colonel O. Polk, Of
Arkansas, srs st the Peabody Hotel
John Robinson lie at the Commercial
Hotel.
At the recsnt meeting OF the Sunday
School Board Of the southern Baptist
Convention, held In this city, resolutions
were unanimously adopted expressive OF
the regret of the Board because Of the
resignation by Rev. DR.. Teasdals, Of his
agency tor that body, Similar resolu-
tons have been adopted by Baptist AaHo-
Citations. The BGPtlst says thai his plaoe
can hardly be supplied.
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Iasrsdith Female CeIIeus.


OPENS lat Of September. ". 2. WukI
" sndLAdy hcnArge o. Boarding Depart
aulsd&w I'D, MEREDITH, Principal,
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DELAY NoT.-Convulsions, wind collie,
and gripping In the bowels Of infants
cause destb. Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup Is
3 tried remedy. II costs only twenty-five
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

- By advice and earnest satreaty Of ON
agents In New YORK, P~h1lAaelphis, A1haav
and other large cities. We have e-onssnt.dso
postpone tbs drawing Of tia Msmphi. "a
Estate D@triburiOn uatn The sIst day EN-.
sobsr Of hiz year, when the dravtn. ~fl
positively take place.
sH2 PASSWORDS = RUFFM
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70 TIE LADIES.

FLAESELs-A large line OF ell wool
white FlsnDels At 2 cents, 90 cents, 40
cents and 50 cents, are now opened 81
Menkep Bros.
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ogFIuE N. q L. Z. 3. B..

BepiembeT 0, IBII.
70 freight reoeived by this Company
until Saturday, the esh day Of September,
1S7l, owing to the necessary delay In get
ting the new elevators into proper posi-
ton az HOpehsld.
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a1zAs rrrIsa. s1s sacona ssrssl.

SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butte Dis
penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. IL
should be read BY ali.
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|. Q. o. F.
MUTUAL AID ASS OCIATI0a
ones, 222 Main St. NszphIs.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
W, 8. BRUCE, j. d. DAHBURY,s
]. p. PRESCOTT, H. d. CoNHzLL,
d, Q, TRADER, JOIN LNKHAUKR,
A. BEERH, b. BINGHAM,
". 81. MoYsroE.

OFFTCERss
HI. CONNELL, President.
b BINGHAM, Vice-Preaidenl
Up PRECSOTT, Secretary.
WIS, BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY member Of the Order In good stand
ing admitted. The fees are small. Ad-
mission fee, IS, in advance. Annual fee, 81,
in advance, and 81 upon the death of each
member within thirty days AFTER being nOti-
hedl, When his family, or any person desig.
mated by him, will be entitled to the sggre-
gate of 81 nom every membe OF the Asso-
citation. All Odd Fellows in Tennesses, Mis-
stssippi and Arkansas, are eligible to mem
bershtp. This Is strictly an Odd Fellows in
stitCtion. to benefit the families OF its de-
ceased members. auJ3 dAw
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". Z Wards SEMINARY for young
ladies, Nashville, Tenn, one of the lsrg-
Get and most thorough schools In the
South, opens ifs fall session on Thursday,
the 7th. Il has educated many Of the
hrst young ladies in the South.
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JOHNNY LowLow, the fsvoTite Clown Of
the south, will sppear with Old John on
the blu6 to-day.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Drowned
Brownies. BIS Second street
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kAsTER FRANK ROBBINS, the Bareback
Wonder, VIII ride his great somerssuit
oct In Old Johns big three-tent show to-
dsv.
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n WEATHER.

war DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.B.A.(
MEMPHIS, September 5, 1871. !
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RxELx CONRAD and all his Dogs, Monk
eys and Ponies viii play for the little ones
to-day with Old John Robinson
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ALPACAs, ALPACAs-Black and col
orsd, opened this day at Menken Bros.
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PERSONAL.

FLANNKLs-Sflk Flannels, Shaker
Flsnnels and Welsh Flannels at low prices
ct Mepken Bros.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Victor D Fuchs, IL Jefferson, street is
the place to buy them.
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BUREETT's COOKING EXTRACT, sold b.
Oliver a Finney.
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jos LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie. Dsmorest, Hsr-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly. Appleton's Monthly, PhrenO-
logical Journal, Bsllou, Pleasant Hours,
and q host Of other late m~onthlies, all the
nustrstsd weeklies and principal dRilies
Z tbs United States.
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SAN STIoKNEY. the Win par eSosUcaos,
viii shine under Old Johns esnvas on the
blu6 to-day,
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BLACK ALPAoAs-Pure silksn warp and
mohair Alpscsa ct low prices at MSnken
Bsoss
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ROBERT STIOKEEY, Champion Horse
man Of America, will appear to-day with
Old John Robinson.
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LITTLE MINNIE MARKS appears after
noon and night with John R~obinaon's
Menarerie and Circus to-day,
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Il. ErrrIsa. ID ssoond atresL

oOrrOE sAsGyra, Tshs a Co., 5 EOw-
ssdis Row.
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The grand parade Of Old John Robinson
comes on to-day.
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FRfAR,s PorNF Avn n

FsIaF's Pslat, HsseEa aEa eseas taitse
y ~ States Aiail Paakst.
- Phil. Allin, -
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Hight OF barome-

ber .--.........s.......,.
Change since last
report......-..-.....
Thermometer.
Change last Ah'rs
Direction Of wind
Rain fall since l'Bt
report-inches&
hundredths-.---
State of weather
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iame4
Fridays, at pm, eOnneCttng at Helena with
the steamer RH0HA for HaFtauna and all
patuG en- LAnRuile F4ver. Ha
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s'4' am. lo:.'p-m- Bpm.
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FOE SALE.

OF on east side Of Bayou Gsyoso pc
fween Court snd Madison streets, front-
9rE sbout $50 feet on Court and l0 feet On
Msdisou: suitable for building = cotton sneo
- wareh, use Apply TO Thomas WICKER
Shsm al The olc Postomce Building. seo
ONDs odd bonds OF the Bank oithe state
Is or ArkanGas at the Omce OF Inomss "a
Allen co. No. Z. Monroe street sepo
nTsTEEss-The best paying business IN
~ town; would retain 9 hall lnlerest, N
preferred; cheap remit large pronH sWA
capital; no opposition. Address r T..
Feal omce- -
ZgELBY street residence for s'le, Intend
- fDs 10 remove TO g central location IN the
9ftv for professional convenience, 1 oner my
T-EfdFnce for sale. Apply at nv once On
Monroe street ts2l VI A.
: FAsE-Tbe lease OF property No. o. Mar
ksl- on which IS built 8 two story nAme
fwaUipg containings seven rooms q kIIcnen.
Good ward and otstern. tt lease hANth6
lhrse years 70 run. For furtner lnt95pseiOh
No. s Water street.
~ AW-MULL--One A No. Steam saWsnln'
complete, with GrtsF attsched AI9ttS-
morse power1. Apply 20 j.. 0NLh1s
I'D No. 2s5R Second street
DL1FF CITY MILLS, lH Poplar street; IN
81 Food repair; vii sell on easy terms OF
ID. E MYERS,
E7k Eaiu street.
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LOST.

HOWB-Ont he 5th OF last month, q straw
y berry colorsd COW, 3 years old; Is BOD
lzdled. On Saturday q dark red cow one
HON. Ten dollars reward Tor each
sar6 AUGUSTUS MORT. TroJtinR Rark.
A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, Harper's
heap edition, for sale Dy Joe Locke, 1857
street.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

PUKPs-S15 second street.
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0Af6hos WAAAAEh AMI 3DbANAaoo
Weather clear and warm. The river
here continues on the decline, with 7 feet
in the channel at Island 40, Madrid Bend
and Plum Point. AT st. Louis the river
is receding. At Cairo the river has risen
IL inches altogether up to Monday even
ing. The Ohio is declining from Pitts
burg down. Arkansas river is falling,
with IS inches on Rob Roy bar. Business
on the wharf was quieE, with fair ship
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-05
Description OF "a QundriIle.

1t is described 'thusly" by young
man who tried it: I'VE both bowed TO
both of US and then to ttother; then the
fiddle tunked ard the thing started. l
grabbed for her female hand, she squevz
ed mine, we both slung each other, then
changed base clear across the room, Jump
ed up and down ever so many times,
then my dear and me dozed doe and
hop-scotched home again from foreign
shore); we crossed over, turned around
twice, chas sayed sideways. backed 10
place she dittoed, side couples to the left,
side couples turn gentlemen, side couples
turn ladies, ladies turn side couples, head
couples turn side couples, all hands round,
back again. First fellow takes opposite
gal. sings her around, take your own
gal, and t'tother feIer's gal forward and
back. twist both gals two times, sling 'em
TO opposite teller, let him do the same rs
you, and back again to places; light gen
tleman balance to heavy lady, heavy la
dy duplicate, promenade all gals to the
center, fellers catch hold of each others
hands, bob up and down, each fellow
takes his gal back to place. Right gen.
tleman, all twist each other. do it again.
over repeat. keep it up; all turn to t'other
backward, sideways. each couple swing
tother couple, cross over aud back again
to your seats