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G TENNESSEE NEWS. D
MaryvIls is to have colored college, Z.

Maryviile is to have colored college.
The Chattanooga marshal killed a ma
dog on the 9th inst. -.---.-.,-
Springfield Complains OF the irregularity
Of its railroad mails. sftu
The spirit of improvement has taken pos
session of Springfield.
The carpenters on the college buildings
at Charleston have struck for ten hours.
T. L. Williams has been appointed Clerk
of the Federal Court at Knoxville, vice J.
q. J. Williams, resigned.
Archie Thomas Of The Springfield Record,
has been presented by Mrs. Geo. w. Davis
with two turnip beets weighing four pounds.
The railroad meeting at Adsirsville, KY,
Saturday, was largely attended by oihce-
seekers from Logan county, KY, and Rob
ertsor county, Tenn.
TTofs. Crandall aud Faxon, OF Howard
University, who have been making a
Southern tour for the collection of miner
ais, will be at Knoxville soon.
On the oh inst, Aleck Rawley, (colored)
attempted to kill George McGhean at Mem
phis ard Shot himselfin the hand, neees-
stating the amputatioD Of finger. r.
An official communication IN relation TO
the digging of canal from the Tennessee
river to connect with the WaIers OF the
aOcoee, Cannasanga, Etowsh and Ostenaula
rivers las been addressed from Macon, Ga.
TO Knoxville, Tenn. No..
The Chattanooga Times of the l1th inst.
saws: We saw several farmers in town
yesterday. They uniformly state that the
prospect is that the corn crop ofthis season
will be the largest gathered since 1860.
The Fayetteville Observer of 18th inst.
SAYS: During the storm on Wednesday OF
last week, tree was blown down, and
falling, killed two fine horses belonging to
Mr.. Clinton Wilson, about miles west OF
Fayeiieyile. saT a.
The Fayetteville Observer says: The
matrimonial business seems to have caught
The infection of the duh season, and mar
riage is quite rarity in this vicinity OF late
Appearances are often deceiving though.
There is a deal of cunning among these
youngsters, and there is no telling what
day may bring forth. n ~..er ~ -. ,
7 The McMinnville NeW Era of the iii
inst. says: Our farmers are highly pleased
since the threshing of wheat commenced
as the crop is turning out in excess Of al
calculations. One of our farmers, before
harvest, was so discouraged that be offered
TO take the amount of his seed wheat for hi:
entire CROP we understand be has nov
some three hundred bushels OF superlol
wheat. They are all satisfied.
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How TO KNOW A GoosE.-"Mother!
mother!r cried a young rook, returning hur,
riedly from its first flight, "I m so frightened
I've seen such a sightI' ''Whst sight, my
SOM" asked the old rock. "Oh, White crea-
Understanding and running and strainlng
their necks, and holding their heaos ever
so high. See, mother, there they gop Heeese
my son-merely geese" calmly replied the
parent bird, looking over the common
Through life, child, observe that when you
meet any one who makes great fuss
about himself, and tries to lift his head
higher than the rest ofthe world, you may
set him down at once as goose" All ol
viii ch is true of tie shoddy folk nowadays
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NEW YORK.
pine Rinn1frTMeIffh.

"a9sA Yhe BLOODY Twelfth: -'s''''--''
New YORK, July 11.-There e no ap.
prehension whatever OF any interference
here with the Orange celebration to-mor-
row. .'-'''''...-.' .--'.'''-''. ''.-''.-''''-''--'
The Stokes sTrIaI-Argumebf Opened.
In, the Stokes trial to-day DIR. Hammond
and others testified. Hammond considered
the fact of Fisk a#aking on the morning
Of his death and asking for drink Of water
Conclusive that he did not die Of the NOR
phine doses, an essential condition Of opium
poisoning, stupor being absent.
Mr.. Trenaine commenced to sum up for
the defense at half past two. o.---
n Sent 20 the IHsane AsyIuns. N
The Jury in the case of Bahass Burns,
charged with the murder of John Halloran,
after celebrating nearly two hours returned
the following verdict: ssNot guilty, ON the
groun1 that the prisoner was insane at the
tirlspf the commission of the act. :" The
Recorder made out an order committing
the prisoner to the State ttnatic Asylum.
South Carolina BondhOlders.
The adjourned meeting of the South
Carolina bondholders to-day was attended
by the representatives Of four millions, and
committee was appointed with power to
consolidate the cooperation OF all holders
VI bonds In 81 attempt to collect past due
coupons and also to obtain subscriptions fol
expenses and to employ counsel.
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DEMoCRATIC IEEIING INVAN BUR.
REN EnUTNTY.-.

Ata Democratic meeting held in Spencer
on the first Monday in July, 1872, on motlon
of A. j. McElroy W. NJ. Simpson was called
TO the chair and w. B. Cummings was ap-
pointed Secretary. III
The chairman then explained the object
of the meeting in few brief remarke:
On motion Of Joseph Cummings, Esq,
Gen. Frank Cheatham was nominated Tor
Congress for the State at large, and be re-
ceiyed the unanimous vote of all present.
On motion of lei a1od Mitchell, Esq {,
John II. Savage was nominated for Congress
in this Congressional district, and he re
ceived the unanimous vote Of all present.
The Chairman then appointed the follow
ing gentlemen a committee to draft resoitl-
tions, viz: Joseph Cummings, VIC. Has
ION, G.. B. johnson, Oliver Grain and A. j.
McElroy. Che committee retired for q
short time and returned the following reso-
lutions, which were adopted by a, unanl-
nous vete: A-4 Ttt ~
Resolved, that the chairman appoint dtl-
ecates to attend the State Convention al
Nashville on the 21st of August, 1872, FOL
,lhe purpose of nominating candidate 1ol
Congress .or the State at large, and thai
they be instructed to cast the vote OF V al
Buren, county for Gen. Frank Cheatham.
Resolved, that if there should be con
vention TO nominate candidate In thls
Cong essional district, that the delegates bt
Instructed to cat the vote of this county
for Col. John II. Savage.
Resolved, That If it so happens that W.
DO not get our choice, that We viii hearth.
q support any good Democrat that may re
ceive he nomination.
Whereupon the Chair appointed JosepI
Cummings, Esq, A. j. McElroy and w. M
Simpson, delegates 10 attend the State Con
venliOn to be held at Nashville on the 2ls
Of August, 1872, and also TO attend the Dis
trict Convention If there is one.
w. NJ. SIMPSON, Chairman.
W-B. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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SPAIN.


Houard Released Against His Will.
New York, July 1l.--A special dispatch
from Madrid says Houard is free. An or
der from Madrid offered his release as an
act of pardon, to which Houard demurred,
as his acceptance might appear an acknowl-
edgment Of guilt and waiver Of his right
to Compensation. BE was then turned OF
forced out. He called yesterday on q Cadiz
correspondent Immediately after his re-
lease. -e
An Aggression ON French Territory.
PARIS, July ia body of spaniards
recently attacked some French shepherds
in the mountains on the Spanish borders
and two of the latter were wounded. a
body of infantry has gone in pursuit OF the
the aggressors. -H, r. 4sg 8EEf
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>-I-S
HAYTL.
One of Grants Model Consuls.

One OF GFAMEs 3 MOueH CUusuIss
PoRT-AU-PRINCE, July 1l.-The difficult
ty between the American consul and the
authorities at St. Marc is ended. The
United States Government ordered, Basel
the American minister to Hayti, to allow
the matter TO drop, owing to the incorrect
ness of the consul's statements. 49, 4
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The Jesuit war
AFRICA.
The Diseoyerer of Livingstone Com.
n A.,rs V4 sfffaf. IL. u - ~

The DiseOyerer of Livingstone Com.
~ I. ting Home. ss yFT
LONDON, July liza dispatch from
Alden an nnounces the arrival there of Stanley
the New York Herald correspondent, and
saws he will start to-day for London. In
company With son of DR.. Livingstone.
Stanley is the bearer of letters from the
great explorer for the British Government,
as well as for the family and friends of the
long absent Livingstone. Stanley states
that when he left the interior of Africa DIR.
Livingstone was unwell, but he was never
theless determined to proceed with his ex-
plorations, and will not return home until
he has completed the great work Of ascer-
tanning the source of the Nile. -q-
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GREENBRIER.
Accident TO a Construction Train-Six
L... Man Killed. -. n.

ftHss Men Killed. itN#t#f
GREENBRIER, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA, July LA serious accl-
dent occurred this morning on the railroad,
a hundred miles from here. As construc-
ton train was passing over the second
crossing of the Greenbrier river temporal
ry bridge gave way, precipitating the train
into the river and completely wrecklng the
engine and two material cars. The ergi-
neer named Hill and the fireman named
Upsham, were instantly killed. -Four Ia
borers were killed and five wounded. The
accident occurred on that portion OF the
road West of this place, in course OF con-
struction towards the Ohio river, and Eot
open to the travelling public.
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OHIO.
sGs-n GOO 900 In Railways.

COLUMBUS, o., July 1.-THE total
amount of railroad property as returned 6y
several Boards of County Auditors OF ONO
for 1872, is S68, ,175, ,555. Total amount
egualized by the State Board of Equallza'
ton Is S6S,3l2,046. The increase over tne
eoualization of 1871 is s., ,435, 1854.
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49, tIoo.r vas a shakeress: but !

MARY HOGAN was Shakeress; but she
didn't like the ways of those too retiring
people, so she eloped with and married
Brother Jackson. When interviewed by
some of the scandalized brethren, Mary Is
reported to have said "You can make
your apple sass and warrant it to keep; but
gals amt apples, and you can't bile 'em
down so they won't sour on your old rules
about marrying Too true; too true.
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sam Domingo,

ST. DOMINGO, July l.--Baez has aban-
doned the frontier and Withdrawn his forces
to Asna. 1t is reported that he intends TO
raise more men for the purpose Of attack
ing Cabral again. Cabral is penniless and
short of ammunition, and is now within
the Haytien territory. Hf
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The Virginius.

CARRAcAs, May 2S.=-The Spanish man
of.war APPLIES remains at Puerto Cabello
watching the steamer Virginius. 1t is re-
ported that an American man-of-war has
arrived at Puerto Cabello to tow the Vir-
pinius to New York. -r 1~FF +
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rranrIe.I I'm a mower.

CHICAGO, July 11.-A dreadful accident
occurred near Nspierville, Ills, YESTERDAY.
Frank Hewes, a boy of Is, was thrown nom
moving machine by the horse running
away, and filling in front of the blades was
50 mangled thas be died in few hours.
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ARKANSAS.

A Reign of Terror in Pope County.
LITTLE Rock, July ll.--The news from
Pope county is still exciting. 1t is said the
militia are disarming everybody and gen
eral state of uneasiness and terror pre-
walls. - = -
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Among the evidences Of enterprise and
Improvement we mention the -'..---
.y NEW WARREN HOUSE, r--rr
which has Just been built by joint stock
company of public spirited citizens. 1t is
a large and well appointed house, has fifty
two rooms neatly and comfortably furnish
ed. The proprietor, Mr.. Mason, IS most
obligings and courteous gentleman, and
spares no pains to make bis guests happy.
Altogether, the Warren House is first
class hotel. Here we find quite number
Of Nashville people seeking health and
pleasure Among them we notice DR..
Bowling, E. B. McCianahan and WIS.
Cheatham, Esqs. We also mention the
NEW CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
s-a- CHURCH R--a-4-aL
just being finished. = Is is one of the finest
edifices belonging to that denomination in
Middle Tennessee, and is an appropriate
monument to the energy of DIR. Chaddick,
the pastor of that church, as well as to the
IiberaIity and enterprise Of the devoted
spirits who compose his charge.
THE FEMALE COLLEGE,
now in charge OF the able and experienced
educators, Profs. Binney and Taylor, for
many reasons is one of the best schools for
young ladies in our country.
THE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD,
we learn from reliable sources, viii be COM
pleted to Caney Fork, ten miles north OF
this place, by next Christmas and soon
thereafter to Spartl. rf-s f-s.,-so
THE CROPS Tars5 e3 afsi s-11
throughout this county are looking well.
The wheat crop, now being threshed, IS
turriracy orlt well. zee ssrr rFs1-FT.sf q ~- F.
There is no spot so secluded that the
UNION AND ABERIcAN does not reach It
to instruct the people. 1t is companion
for all, aud we hope never to get beyond it:
reach. OCCASIONAL.
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5 THE Murfreesbero Monitor Of the l1th
inst. says: ave ruu up the names of
Greeley and Brown this week to our mast
head. Now, boys, off with your coats and
al the Radical plunderers.p That is worth a
column of twaddle. Works now in order.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


Miss Cbace and married sister were
drowned near Topeka Tuesday while bath
ing. ~.
Chas. d. Vorhis was arrested yesterday
in Indianapolis on charge Of robbing the
Meridian National Bank some time ago of
$z5, 900. .-- .--,-.~.
Watson, the new President of Erie,
thinks the Atlantic and Great Western road
will be made a narrow gauge.
FOREIGN.
Valmaseda turns over the Island of Cul
to-day to his successor as Captain General.
Gen. Sherman yesterday occupied Theirs
box in the French Assembly.
Sir Chas. Dilkes' amendment to exteI
the reapportionment OF Parliamentary rep
resentation to Scotland and Ireland was de-
feated by l54 to 2e: =
The Argentine Republic seems to be
courting another war With Brazil, but the
latter demurs in digniied style. .
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The notorious Tichbourne claimant IS
announced to lecture in England, and pro-
poses. after tour through that country, 10
become rival Of George Francis Train in
America. @ fal&sa lisa
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THE Louisville (Ky.) Courier says: Sew
eral years ago Miss Sallie Bosley, the beauH
tiful and accomplished niece Of Rev. I. q.
Bosley, pastor of Bascom church, had the
misfortune to be thrown from buggy and
have a finger joint dislocated. The joint
was not thrown back to its place, and the
finger bent double and deprived of the use
of the muscles, got well and remained stiff
and deformed till q short time ago.
The young lady came on visit to her
uncle in Louisville. who advised her to
have the finger rebroken and reset. She
consented TO do 80, and went immedistely
to see two of the most eminent surgeons Oh
the city. They placed Miss Bosley under
the influence of chloroform, broke the
finger over again, Strengthened and ban.
daged it, and then commenced course Oh
treatment for the restoration of the use OF
the muscles. The operation and restora-
| ton were a complete success, and the Young
lady has not only neat, pretty hand, WITH
out any deformity, but she has regained the
complete use of her finger. She has JGst
returned to her home in Washington county
A specimen of Mahommedau saint late
| ly died at Samarang. His name was Sadar'
| Having, when twenty years old, lost MS
wife, whom he loved extremely, he made
VOW to speak to no one, and kept it to the
| day of his death-that is for a years. al
immense crowd of natives, Moors aDc
Arabs, accompanied him to bis resting
place. Looked upon as saint by hl:
fellow-believers, every one of them soughl
his friendship. He lived in small ane
wretched hut, ate where he thought nt
either in a shop or the house of q naive
Arab, and was never turned away. d,
naturally never asked for anything, anC
when he took articles away from shop
keeper, the Mahommedans thronged iI.t'
the shop to buy anything eatable offered 10
sale there, for the sake Of being lucky y
their undertakings. His clothing, CONSIST
ing of two sarongs and two bsjos, were eA
hibited to public view after bis death. our
ing his lifetime he would never accept any
money, and he died very poor.
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The Orleans princes have received per
mission from NJ. Theirs 10 transfer the re
mains Of King Louis Philippe from Mey
bridge to the chateau Of Dre1x for nnai In
terment. - s-s...s.sss 2
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mafrieide.

BUFFALO, NEW YORK, July 1.-THE
Jury in the case of Patrick Morrissey, on
trial tor murdaring his mother few weeks
since, returned verdict of murder in the
tiist degree,
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In Lord Selsey's library, to be sold az ane-
ton in London, is a fine copy of Covers
s,Confp, oAmantis,' printed by Caxton IN
14a' high it is said only two other per
re known. 1t is from the d ar
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A Tennessee M. A.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 1l.-At the
oommsucement Of Trinity College to-day,
the degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred
ON G, Harrison, of Sewanee, Tenn.
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A Tennesseean Abroad.

Stilson Hutchins, manager, and one Of
the three pfoprietors of the Daily Tunes,
to-day sold his interest in that paper to
Henry Ewing for fifty thousand dollars.
Ewing now owns two-thirds Of the Times,
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McMINNYILLR.

some of she Features of 10 Pleasant
Mouufafn sTown-RaiIroads, Crops,
Etc. - - s-as4 ia.4 ts a2.
: Corfespenaeres Of the Union and american.
-McMINNvII.LE,. TENN, July 10, l672.-
we left your city few days ago TO spend .
few days in the Mountain District. We
arrived here on the 4th inst. McAinnville
is the most live, enterprising and pleasant
little city within our knowledge. ~
ait hath pleasant seat; the air
Nifnbly and sweetly recommends itself
Unto our gentle senses" l-b &
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THE Democracy of Van Boren county
have expressed a preferences for Gen. Frank
Cheatham for CONGRESSMAN from the State
at large, and Col. John II. Savage from Tie
third district.
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Epheslan Di.e,.a j. travel
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: POLITICAL.
Comments ON BaItima+sNohihstIons.
The adhesion Of Leading Journals.
Both Federal and Confederate.

Proposed Reunion q The soldiers
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Union AND AMERICA :
rERMs aF suRScRRTlos:

COTTON is more active and higher IN
New York, middling having rallied 10
TO 2411c.E . b.ss .z g.sil T-...s,Aa = "
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TENN. FRIDAY. JULY Il. 1872

Which viii continue 10 be published in the
interest of the Democratic party and sup
port Greeley and Brown. -
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New YORK, July 1l:-There L no ap'
prehension whatever OF any interference
here with the Orange celebration to-mor-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-07
One Worm Did It.

One day l was walking with some
friends through Sudbrook Park. ir
Surrey, when DR.. Ellis drew our at.
tention to large sycamore tree, de
cayed to the core.
"That fne tree said he, twas
killed by a single worm"
In answer to oar inquiries, we
found that about two years previ-
ously the tree was as healthy as any
in the park, when a wood worm,
about three inches long, was observ-
ed to be forcing its way under the
bark of the trunk. 1t then caught
the eye of a naturalists, who was
staying here, and he remarked, "Let
the worm alone, and it will kill the
tree" This seemed improbable;
but it was agreed that the black
heated worm should not be disturbed
After a time it was discovered
that the worm had tunnelled its
way considerable distance under
the bark. The next summer the
leaves of the tree dropped off very
early, and in the succeeding year it
was dead, rotten thing, and the
hole made by the worm might he
seen in the very heart of the once
noble trunk.
'Ah" said one who was present,
'let US learn a lesson from that
single tree. How many who once
promised fair for usefulness in the
world and the Church have been
ruined by a single sin!w w-Childs s
World.
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NOticeto Teachers.

TNHE FALL EXAMINATION OF TEACH
i ers of Holmes County. o., will he held al
School House, Room No. :, in Nillersburg, on
SATURDAY,
AUGUST, 31st;
SEPTEMBER. I4th and %;
OCTOBER. 18th and 26th:
NOVEMBER, 9TH and BIRD;
DECEMBER, 1th,
In addition to the above. examinations will
be held in Weinsburg. September 9Th; Nash
Vile. Sept. 2lst; Napoleon. oct. 18th.
6s5. These Examinations will open at 9ls
O'Clock A. NJ. and close at O'Clock =. NJ. The
class will not be open for admission of appli-
away with the practice of ante-dating certif-
Gates. No one is fully competent TO engage a
school till after obtaining certificate from the
Board of School Examiners. IL is required by
the terms OF the school law, that every teacher
must be qualified to teach Orthrography, Read
ing, w Writine, Arithmetic. Geography and Eng
!lsh Grammar, and possesses an adequate
knowledge Of Theory and Practice OF Teach
ing.
No attention will be given to applicants for
private examinations. Testimonials OF good
moral character, signed by ut least two respO
sible persons. will be required of each candi-
date. These testimonials must he placed in n
stamped envelope, unseaIed, and addressed
with the name and pOst-ofce of the candidate
and presented on the lay of examination, Ger
tincates Will he of four grades, to-wit: Six
Months, Twelve Months, Eighteen Months,
Twenty -four Months. Certificates of six
Months being very low grade and trial certifi-
cate, may be issued second time to the same
applicant, II circumstances require. A fee of
u cents Is required of every candidate in ad-
vanceof examination
by order of the Boarl,
LEWIS 4. BEEBOUT, Clerk.
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The Discontinued Girl.

o dearl 1 want a new dress. said
Bessie. II am tired of this old
faded thing. Susie Norton has got
new one, and l don't see why
can't have new things once In a
while, as well as she.''
Bessie's mother along just then
and heard what she said. 'Bessie,'
said she, 81 am sorry to hear you
speak so. l should get you a new
dress if / could, but you know l am
too poor now to buy one."
81 don't care" said Bessie, "other
girls can have all the things they
want, and don't see why / can't
have something once in while"
Her mother made no answer to
this rude speech, but sadly went
about her work. Bessie was very
cross all day, and when her little
brother askedi ''Sister, won't you
tell me story" she said: mo, get
out of my wayr' and rudely pushed
him from her.
When night came, and Bessie had
gone to her little bed, she thought
what naughty girl she had been,
and made many good resolves to
never do SO again and grieve the
Lord and her kind mother, as she
had done that day.
1 hope she has never forgotten
how sad she felt, nor her good reso-
lution.-Young Pilgrim.