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Georgia than In the NeW England
Statess New York, Ohio, or anywhere
else.
The following private dispatch nom
X0Kkvllle, South Carolina, has been
received by gentleman in Washing
ton, and dated the 24th: s'The Sub
Committee on southern Outrages ar
rived yesterday evening. at the sup
per table Of the hotel, Hon. j. Z.
Stevenson, Of the committee, and
Hon. A. ]. Wallace, Representative
OF this District, were assaulted as they
took their seats, by Major James Bar
~, prominent citizen, and pitcher
Of milk was thrown over them. Wal
lace drew a revolver, but Barry was
surrounded by friends, and he left the
hotel at O'Clock. The Committee
were serenaded by q negro band and
a crowd collected. As the band was
retiring an afray took place and one
negro was shot, receiving three
wounds. No arrests have been made"
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Supervisor Barker reports to the
Internal Revenue office that in the
first WiscOnson district that every
tax assessed upon the annual list for
1871, amounting to seventy-tWO thou
sand dollars, has been collected.
Not cent assessed upea the list re-
mains to be abated. This, the Super
visor reports, is the first instance, to
his knowledge, where every dollar
assessed upon the annual list had been
collected and paidsintO the Treasury
before the middle OF July.
Total loss by the explosion of the
Washington arsenal, $62, ,OO0.
POISONED.
One of our citizens has received a
letter from Mrs. J. g. Wharton, sis
ter-in-lsW Of Mrs. Z. g. Wharton, now
in Jail in Baltimore on the charge of
poisoning General Ketchum and at
tempting to poison Eugene Van Ness,
in which she says; s'Ady dear husband
and child died; did not know what
was the reason Of their death. After
my child's funeral-Only q week, i
believe-I was taken suddenly Ill and
at one time was thought to be dying.
l told the doctor J. was poisoned
the day was taken sick, and
then / suspected she had poisoned
my husband and child. / told my
brother, and all my husbands family
also, when 1t occurred, nearly four
years ago. l was brought from her
house, and have never had but one
OpiniOn-that she poisoned them-and
barely escaped with my life. Mrs.
ID. Wharton owed my husband $500,
which we with difficulty got after his
DEATH"
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THE INQUEST.
The Recent New York Riots Fully lnvesti-
gated.
Names of the KiIIed-Testimony Of Eye
Witnesses.

NEW YORK, July A.-This morn
ing Coroner Young commenced the
inquest on the bodies of those who
were shot during the recent riot. The
inquiry took place in the Eighth Dis.
trict Court room. But few were pres
ent when the inquest commenced,
Assistant District Attorney Sullivan
was present. The following Jurors
were present: John A. Duganne,
Marshal Leferts, J. b. Demorest,
VIM. A. Prime, Henry ComstOck,
AlgeanOn NOebele, John Duane. The
Coroner then addressed the jury, in
structing them to inquire In what
manner, and when, and where, cer-
tain persons named, came to their
death; and also, the circumstances
attending such death; and said it was
their duty to bring q true inquisitiOn,
according to evidence offered, without
excitement, passion or prejudice. The
Deputy Coroner read the names of
those who met their death, and de-
Scribed the nature of the gunshOt
wound in each case. Two names were
not ascertained, the bodies not being
identified. Several witnesses were
then examined, all of whom testified
that they saw shots fired, but could
not identity any one who had fred.
Stephen J. Meany appeared as cOun-
sci for the relatives OF some OF the
dead, but Coroner Young decided to
conduct the inquest without the aid of
counsel, and said he would do 50 in
his own way.
Nearly all the witnesses testified
that shots had been fred by the crowd
before the military fired.
DR.. @. V. Lordly testified that when
the procession passed rwenty-fourth
street, he saw woman wave white
handkerchief, with an orange border,
when a man walked up TO her and
shot her; that several other shots were
fred, when the military ared into the
crowd; one OF the wounded had a pis-
tOl; several of the wounded were
taken to his store, some of whom died
there,
Officer VIM, Ward testified to
searching several men and taking
arms from them.
Officer Finn heard a pistol dis
charged from a window Of q house on
the southeast corner Of Twenty fourth
street, and two or three seconds after
ward he heard two or three shots fred
from a house and saw the missiles
thrown; the military fred about two
minutes after.
After the examination of several
other witnesses, all of whom testified
that the mob fired on the military
first, though some Of them stated that
only one shot was fired, the Coroner
said he had tried to obtain all the evil
dence he could which would throw
light upon the subject before them, but |
had failed to obtain anything more
than what had already been testified,
and that he had endeavored to dis
charge his duty impartiaIly, and was
ready to postpone further inquiry if |
the jury thought necessary. The jury |
;aw no necessity for prOlOnging the |
and retired at 2 2O'clOck,
and in i've minutes returned the fol- |
owing verdict: We find that those
parties came to their deaths on the |
18th inst, by gun-shOt wounds at the |
hands of parties to US unknown"
The jury, having signed the verdict
n fOrty-tWO cases, were discharged.
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Saturday, August 26, 1871,

yvt,hsp Iszal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wtt: aitnatsd, y ing and being
q, me county Of shelby, state Of Tennessee,
thinning Rt q point nfty (5V feet south Of
tntsrsectfon OF Front and Jackson streets,
Memphis; thence eastWArdiy one hundred
and forty.etght and oue-haE (l485S) feet Co an
alley; thence southWardly thirty 1--we (S5l
feet, more or less; thence WeAsWardly one
hundred and fcrtyseight and One-half (lke3sl
feet to Front street, more or less, 20 place Of
beginning
TERMs on SALE-On credit Of six, twelve,
etQhteen and tvFsnty-four months, N equal
instalme1ts. purchaser executing notes with
aDprOyed security, bearing interest nom
date Lien retained 70 secure purchase money. .
e0uftv OF redemption barred.
fhis July 4, lS7ls
nj ii q. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
WestcOtt q atahl, Sols. for Complt ty5
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Sunken Dry Decks and a CaVed.in Tunnel
In New York.

New YORK, July A.-The sunken
dry docks will probably be raised on
Wednesday next.
The break in the Harlem railroad
tunnel, on Seventieth street, is serious,
and it is probable that the tunnel will
have to be entirely rebuilt. All the
trains of the Harlem and New Haven
railroads, travelling this morning,
were blocked miles beyond the breaks,
and passengers suffered many incon-
Veniences,
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Death Of an Old PhiIadsIphian.

MEADvmLE, July 23.-John Rey-
nOlds, one of the first settlers of this
city and one of its Wealthiest citizens,
died at his residence this afternoon,
after short illness. He was well
known throughout all western Penn
sylvania as high-minded, genial
Christian gentleman, and his loss is
mourned by the entire community.
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/. o. Of.
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Mississippi
Officers Elected.

Occasional Correspondents of APPEAL.l
WATER VALLEY, MISS, July 20,
IS7I.-I wrote you yesterday, after
the adjournment Of the Grand Lodge.
The members of the Lodge in this
place, having made arrangements iOr
the occasion, invited the Grand Lodge
and all visiting brethren to assemble
at the hall in the evening, and join
with them in tOrchlight procession,
which they did, and quite a display
was made in this novel manner. In
addition to numerous tOrchlights,
many OF the members carried trans
parencies, with appropriate mOttOes
and emblems. After marching up the
principal street and some distance in
the country, they returned to the
church, where were assembled a great
many ladies and gentlemen. Here
the order and audience were highly
entertained by an able address rom
P. G. Van Eaton, OF WOOdvllle. The
services were opened and closed by
the Rev. Mr.. Thompson.
To-day both the Grand Bodies met,
at different hours.
The Grand Encampment elected its
officers for the ensuing year, as fol-
lows:
Isaac t. hart, of WoOdville, M. w.
Grand Patriarch.
G. W. Trimble, of Grenada, Grand
High Priest.
]. L. Duck, OF Meridian, G. War
den.
r. B. Mays, of YazoO City, G.
Scribe.
William Crutcher, of Vicksburg,
g. Treasurer.
L. K. Barber, of WOodville, Grand
Representative to the Grand Lodge
of the United States.
The Grand Lodge elected its Off
GERS as follows:
Ira J. Carter, of Enterprise, NJ. W.
Grand Master.
Isaac T. Hart, of WoOdville, Dep.
Grand Master.
L. S. Terry, of KOsciusko, Grand
Warden.
R. B. Mays, of Yazoo City, Grand
Secretary.
VIM. Crutcher, of Vicksburg, Grand
Treasurer.
J. L. Power, of Jackson, Grand
Chaplain.
ID, n. BarrOWs, OF Jackson, Grand
Representative to Grand Lodge Of
the United States.
q. K. Birchett, of Vicksburg, Grand
Representative 10 Grand Lodge Of
the United States.
The latter to ill the vacancy &C.
by the resignation Of Ora nd
Representative r. B. Mays.
Your correspondent was informed
that the brethren of Water Valley
designed to entertain the members of
the Grand Bodies with q grand sup
per this evening, and regretted that
urgent business prevented my re-
and participating with them
in their festivities.
This place (Water Valley has Won
derfully increased in population and
business during the past fOur..years, as
L now numbers about 2500 inhabi-
.ants. The location Of the Mississip-
Di Central rSilroad machine shops
here has been the main cause of its
-apid growth. A large amount Of
business Is transacted here and Mem
Dhis ought to supply nearly all the
goods required by its merchants. They
anticipate g large trade the coming
season fnOm the surrounding country,
IS there is every prospect of good
srOps, both corn and cotton.
j, p, Z.
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What / Know About Farming.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-The New York
agricultural editorial excursion party
arrived here this afternoon from
Louisville. Tomorrow they will visit
ShaW's Garden and the Fair Grounds,
where they will be entertained by
the officers of the Fair Association, and
examine other places OF note in and
around the city. AT $50 pm. they
will leave for the Indian Territory VSG
the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. On
their return they will start for Leav-
enwOrth, thence for Denver and the
Rocky Mountains, where they will
spend two weeks.
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AND THIS IN THE XIX CENTURY.
The SHperstitiOns Of the Stupid Blacks,
who are the Allies Of the Radicals.

The negro superstition Of Voudoism
does not disappear before the ballot
and equal civil rights, but holds its
sway in various parts of the South. a
notable instance came to light in
Nicksburg the other day, the occasion
being the trial Of a negro woman for
poisoning her husband. The alleged
poisoning consisted only Of "NOudOu"
appliances. According to the wit
ne5ses, the sOrceress had sprinkled
some "curiOus dust" in the yard Of the
sick mans dwelling, said dust being
composed OF ''dead mems bones and
finger nails and something else, all
beat up fine," forming a spell of tre-
mendOus power. The bottle containing
this mixture was discovered in the
house, and with fear and trembling
taken to the river and thrown in,
"caUse you know de spirits can be
drowned" But still the patient be-
came no better, and another wise
woman gave this prescription: "Cut
a chip Outen de top of de door bar,
and put one piece on de leF and one
on de right, and move his pillow and
bed outside de house, and he'll git
Easy uN uc nOLLL VI EhClNcs 4uAo
also ing-inefficaciOus, VoudOu
doctor was called in. His experienced
eye led him directly to the pillow of
the sick mans bed, from which he
extracted somo half dozen fetiches
of hair and feathers; but the sufferer
was too far gone, and even this relief
could not prevent his death. Natur-
ally, such conclusive evidence Of NAL
efeent sOrcery was sufficient to bring
the woman up for trial. 1t may be
mentioned incidentally that the city
of Vicksburg is composed
Of One-half of negroes.
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The FOuIest eIOt o. ClyIIl1atloa.

NEW YORK, July 24.-The General
Sheridan Club Of the Irish Confedera-
tiOn yesterday adopted series of res
olutiOns eharacterizing the firing by
the militia on the mob on the 18th
inst. as the iOulest blot on the civiliza-
ton of the nineteenth century.
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wOrkInOmsu on the Riot.

NEW YORK, July PA meeting
of the French section Of the Interna-
tional Workingmen's Association was
held in this city yesterday and the
subject of riots discussed. Citizens
GuiIlatel and Labruyere argued In
favor Of permitting all sections and
parties to parade in the streets, while
other citizens made speeches in oppo-
zion. Finally resolutions were passed
recommending the suppression of all
professions except those which COM
menorate purely American national
events, and censuring the authorities
for their course previous to the riot.
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Woman Sufrage-BOgus kines-Red Skin
hOstilities Denied.

OMAHA, July A.-The convention
will reassemble tomorrow. 1t is
doubtful about the female suffrage
clause being adopted. The committee
have reported in favor of the minority
representation, and it will probably be
submitted to the people, substantially
the same as in Illinois.
1t Is reported that the Seminole
mines, north of Rawlings, OF which SO
much has been said of late, are upon
the surface of the ground; that all the
claims consist of pilesEof stones with
papers stuck upon the top.
The stories about Red Clouds pre-
pairing for nostilities, are cOntradicted.
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ProaressINaness.

PITTsBURG, July 24.-Lyman J.
Blanchard q Co., who opened q
wholesale grocery and liquor house
here two weeks since, suddenly de-
camped Saturday. They purchased
goods on a credit from dealers East
and West, and sold here at low prices
for cash. 1t appears there was no
such person as Lyman J. Blanchard
in the firm. They obtained cred
it by assuming the name of L. J.
Blanchard, who is a respectable gro
Ger, doing business here. It is not
thought they realized much cash, as
the expose came sooner than they ex-
pected.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, August 2s, 1871.

No. ssS0.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessse.-A- kadgesAS eS
Mary Malone ct al. -. a.. ,,,,.
ID cause, will sell at public sncslon' " ~ ssls .
highest bidder, In front Of tne 9tnee y ~ We
second Chancery Court, In ths city "a nam
nh
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The OdOriferOus DeIiYeranee. Of Chicago to
he Celebrated.

CHICAGO, July A.-To-mOrrOw the
achievement of draining Chicago river
thrOgh the Illinois and Michigan ca
ma. will be celebrated by an excursion
in canal boats to LOckpOrt. One thou
sand guests have been invited.
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TELE6RAPHIC SUMMARY.


ST. THOMAS, July 1.-THE sub
marine cable between st. Lucia and
st. Vincent has been laid.
The small pOx RACES in Porte Platte.
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Sporting items.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Mace and
Coburn signed articles to-day to fight
November 30, within one hundred
miles of New Orleans, for 5000.
The Mutual base ball club left to-
day on tour through the Western
States.
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cHANcERY SALE
Saturday. Aunust s la7l.
500 REWARD

4 WILL give one hundred dollars as re-
4 Wards 70 any one who viii capture and
place IN custody where j can secure. one
WILLIAM WOLF alias " n. JACK. the unur-
derer OF PeytOn Burchett, at MasOn15 Depot
last winter. said Wolf Is about I'VE feet four
inches In hight, OF German birth, speaks
Englisn badly and Of bad countsnauce.
said Wolf escaped from the taiI OF Upton
county on the night OF the I'd July. IsTI,
BEN. z. LOCEE
iyz4 sheriff Of Fipfon comfy Tam,
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New YORK, July 24.-The service
in commemoration Of engineers Geo.
w. Hill and Frank Herman, killed in
the recent accident on the Newark
and New York railroad, was attended
by 25O engineers at Newark yesterday.
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DIED.

TUTHER.-In this city, Monday morning.
July Ath, ALFRED O., only child of Alfred g..
and Emma luther
Services at St. Peters church this CTUE
DAY. afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Cincinnati Commercial and COIum bus
(OhtOl papers please copy.l
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AHnsnI,aI calahratinn

NEW YORK, July 24.-The eeDten-
NAL anniversary Of the New York
Hospital was celebrated to-day by the
leading physicians and citizens.
James w. Beekman delivered the
anniversary address.
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The University of Virginia

GoMPRLsEz5 the following Department..
~ i sc1ool Of Latin. 2. school OF trees
ScnOol OF Modern Languages 4 school of
aorai philosophy. S. school OF History an,f
Epgllsh Literature s. School OF Cheuiistrv
.. scnoot Of Natural Philosophy. 81 scho5i
oL LAatheEaatics. B. School OF Common and sta
tuts Law. 10. school OF ConstftutiouaI s.r5
Slvl4 Law and Equity. II. school Of PhysiOi-
oSy ana surgery. ~. school Of Anatomy and
41lseIla MedieA- b School Of Medicine and
ODstetr1cs- Il school OF Applied Matnena-
tlcA- ID. school OF AnaIytieal h tnffusfrfsI A. a
Agricultural Chemistry R. School of Main
al = tstory aud Agriculture (Profsssor 10 ba
eleetedl- - Provision made for ciassas n,
Atneralogy and Geology, HsbreV PoIftfcsf
economy, Practical Physics, Medical Juris-
prudence aud 6anEkrff-
e Biplomlls and Certificates OF Proficiency are
LEen in the separate schools.
sSSfne following Degrees are conferred.
baeneior Of Letters. q Bachelor Of scisuees
) Master OF Arta. L Doctor OF Medicine. 3
Saenelor OF Law. 8. Civil Engineer, 7. Min
Ing Enginser.
The expenses OF the student. sxfs1sfv. Of
TEX 6ooksl IlOtning and 4lmODeV
amount 20 nom &335 70 1896 Dc s7-1sf1n ~
nlAe nontnAi Of which suns ~ ara
pay ante on Admission session opens Oef0-
Der Isl FOR CATALOGUES address
CHAHLES q VFNABTE
Z. U, Univeraity OF Virginia iyl5-t1sf
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NEW ADVERTIsENENTs
BUCKEYE sALyE.

WE have tuat rscaivsd q MI -
w BUCK EYE BALVE. We shai1 49, ~
ter be fuliy prepared 70 meet ghe senas,1I -,
tnls justly celebrated Pile reTnsdy, WhoisssIe,
q. ". JONES 4 CO
lo4 81 Man zfy..f
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Memphls, July q, I8IL
NOTICE.

Z p. PHILIPS is my sole Assignee to collect
Gs all my claims and accounts, due and
unpaid, in my late business Of the Peabody
Hotel. All persons Indebted will please call
settle. Nm. Q. MILLER.
JuIy a lS7i. fy16
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New wheat is selling at 81 per BUSH
81 in Southern Indiana.
A scarcity OF beaux Is complaint
that comes up from the Virginia
Springs.
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NOTICE.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned in the shippers
Cotton Press Is dissolved, Il. A. Montgomery
having sold his interest to FRANK TAFT,
whom he cheerfully recommends TO the favor
OF the patrons of the Press.
II. A. MONTGOMERY,
7. GRAVES.
Memphis, July "A. 1871. ty3
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PEABODY HOTEL,
Cor. Main and Monros Strasta.

VNHE undersigned have leased the above
Il new and elegant Hotel for q term o.
years, and intend keeping = FIRST-CLASS
HOUSE In every respect; and solicit the
patronage of the travelling public.
ty25 O'BANNON q NORRIS, Prop'rs.
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RAILROAD HANDs EXCTTED,

NASHVILLE, July 4.-The en-
plOyes of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad here are much excited
over a late order of the road requiring
them to sign a pledge not to hold the
road responsible for accidents to
themselves. A brakeman employed
to fill vacancy was, to-day, required
to get of the train after crossing the
river.
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~ TasstOck OF the Company b owned oy
our Merchants and Business Men. and Il Is
n every respect. fufiy identified with the in
tsrests of this community, mYu
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WASHINGTON.
FpoN THE ARAPAHoEs.

WASHINGTON July 24.-A letter has
been received from the agent OF
Little Raven and other chiefs of the
Indian delegation recently visiting
the East, dated Cheyenne and Ara
pahoe Agency, July 6th." He states
they arrived home on the 10Th Of
June. He found ali well and every
thing quiet. The Indians were much
pleased with the account the delega-
ton gave of their treatment while in
Washington and other cities which
they visited.
GRANTS AUTHORITY FOR PARDON
ING BOWEN.
Numerous inquiries having been
made as to the authority by which
the President pardoned the bagamist
Bowen, it may be replied that ne
did it by the authority given him in
the second section of the second arti-
Gle of the Constitution of the United
states, which gives him the power to
grant reprieves and pardons except in
cases Of impeachment.
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A BERLIN BEp.--The Elmira Adcert,seT
has correspondent In Germany. VINO tha nus

A BERLIN BEp.--The Elmirs Adrert,seT
has correspondent In Germany. VINO tnas
yiyidly pictures the luxuries OF hote! peu
at Berlin: And now, by the way, qua you
ever sleep in German bed? 1t Is very
singular affair--something uncomtoftaole
to Law upon, and nothing but fat tea'nel
he'd for a covering. This is invar'aoiy oS
short for anybody but a dwarf, mau
worse than all. there is no posslo.e wy
Of tucking it in. You pull 1t up. ana YOU YOU,
bare feet stick out at the boltom. ~
catch Il between your toes ana pu>n ~
down. and now your shoulders are req, nhc aud
sred. You curl up like q snail hpaIlv' a1 ,
fall off to sleep. But you dream sn a', H hs.
are heinp smothered to death. lou os
come restless. The biio"y seH y, hacomc
rolls and surges above you. n"u oId ole
too warm. and at last the dowht o ;,,,,ne.
miami drops over on the floor; an la, in,~
Siatn sense Of relief Is shorty Ioilo" ,,,,
no feeling of chilliness. lou VAN up
9th tine snIlflies, and grope On Tue wlons
s;da of the bed for the absent covering, aau
=; t,e ,,,ssn time YOU think OF some pretty
hard words if YOU know any. But yor
Snd l. acaiu. You drag it over you WIFE
. frsn,ir Jerk. You punch it into heap
Snn Get exasperated, and shake it, an(
then You pound it out fiat again with al
air Of triumph. Perhaps, now, IL stays o,
nm morning, when, Of course you VII
sneak TO the landlord, and, until you get u
another hotel, your bed will be prepared
in n Christianlike manner.