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ASH PREMIUMS.

--"- Isl Premfumst to be Dhfribute In COnfOrn1y % Law.
h Board of metor,m ommendngt this chenet to the pubic, promise that it hail be
a sufficient guarantee tbs pef@tn fairness will conuolth distribution tishOped I'M ex
pecedu hiatt hss scheme win proves hnancals success, as very dollar VIII ea ppropfaed in
buildings and improving the grounds tos such degre& to enasfm eAaa sonrce OF pride to
n TITO OF III iron lt1800 uhe sam umbes
being on the ceriacate0 are printed on separated slips of paper which are each encHcled lin
tubes ~ ae an placedn glass cyImdE he 81 Pe enIp na HI ssS 4e4ra1ee with tn shed
are then placed in anotherR glass cynndec allied tn premium cylinder n cylinders are both
r~vovd and num%TE a EN- from the cyHnder 81 umherb boy bnndfdded and One
which, re- exhfbte TO ue spectators and such number shall ee entitled tt he emum.a and
ths operqion will bel repealed until numbers are taken 'front.' the number cylinders an M
premiums from he premium ylnde to such numbers Tem managers viii entr down each
number nt1erbo books as taken from the cynnde numbers ad me premiums to- ach%
athe hour named; here viii be n poaPonenentw whatever md al the premiums must be
tribute u WEL III
orders with the money frc certificates may be sent per express Unregistered letters or post
onega at the risk of the a&ucanOna and Immediately upon. the Subuto tNng
tn omchln numbers nI be forwarded to each correspondent A N orders to be addressed
p {. ockb No u.s. H~eH 81 HaH nAE 35SecOnds street Memphis Tennessee.
LEON TROUsDALE, secretary. JOHN g. BALLENTINE, President
THOs. 1. HILLS TOBIAS WOLFE JAS COLEMAN. y WO WOoDsoN
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o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

I o. o. +. DIRECTORY. s
Odd Follows Hall, corner Main
and North Court streets.
LODGES:
MEMPHIS, No. Me every Tuesday night
A. j.. Ward, n. G.; R. F. Alexander, v. &c;
John w. Waynesburg, Secretary; E. X.
Treasurer. C
CHIcKAsAw, No. 6-Meets every Monday
night; Leon Levy N. O.; d. Schloss, " G.
IA Holt, Secretary; ii. ID. Council, Treas
SCHILLER, n 14O-Meets every Wednesday
night; Joseph Uhl, N. c.; II. Gronauer, V,
c. J. A, Gronauer, Secretary; j. Schmidt
Treasurer.
BANNER, No. lf7-Meets every Friday night
7. S. Jukes, g. g.; Q. ID. billiard, V. g.; E
r. Jack, secretary j. S, wilkins, Treasurer
DEGREE LODGE.
MEMPHIS DEGREE, No.3-Meets first Saturday
of each mouth; w. H. Moyston, D. NJ;
Bingham, ID. l. NJ; J. Z. Russell, Al. NJ.
7. 5. Jukes, Secretary, Leon Levy, Treasurer
EECAMPMENTS. NJ
GAYoso, No. 3-Meets on the first and third
Thursday nights Of each month; John Link
hauer, G. P; John Gordon, H. p; W. II
Moyston, =. w; r. +. Alexander, j. w.
Thomas, Bacon, Serbia. g.|
MEMPHIS, No. S9-Meeth second and fourth
Thursday nightsof each month; rs Jukes
c. p; 7. 5. Bingham, II. p; j. W. Waynes
burg, S. W.; A. w. NewsOm, j. w; j. +
bEShcA1 1870 SOD.
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real estate:
A certain tract Of land in Shelby county,
Tennessee, described and bOunded as follows:
Beginning at a stake, from which north 7f'
west twelve Q21 links, an elm marked NJ;
hence south thirty-four GA chains and hfty
{50l links to a stakes from which south 49, +,
west thirty-siX links, a sweet gum marked J :
thence east eleven I'D chaiusa n seventy-fOur
links to stake in the 4eld; thence north
thirty-fOur (34f chains Nifty 90 links TO q
stake, from which south IS west tWenty-siX
(26l links, an ash marked H; thence west
eleven I'D chains and se~venty-fOur 90 links
to the beginning, containing forty and one
half 4019 acres, and being part Of original
grant ga Tor go acres, in the name Of George
LOherty.
Terms Of sale-On a credit Of seven n
eighteen months, purchaser executing notes,
bearing interest, with good security lien re-
tanned; equity Of redemption barred. This
April 2, 1S72.
M D. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson. Estes & Dashiel. SOls. for comps.
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FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, May 2-5-2Os 1852, 96t.
COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
--LATEST REPORT BY rELEeRAPH.l
NEW WORK

AZ
New York, May "a, 1880 a.m.-Cot-
ton market opened weak; ordinary,
29te; good ordinary, 22Bc; low mid
ding, 244c; middling, 24sc; Alabama,
25c; Orleans, 25ie; Texas, 25sc. Flu
lures weak; for May, 244c, nominal;
for June, "a 3-l6c paid; for July, 245c
paid; for August, "a slice paid; for Sep
tember, 22Ec paid. Gold, 11S5.
1918 p.m.-CottOn firm; ordinary,
2OIc; good ordinary, 22Ec; l~Owmiddling,
24c; middling, 24act; Alabama, 25ci
Orleans, 25tc; Texas, 25bc. Sales, 500
bales; futures, 10, 200 bales. Market firm
and demand good; for May, 244c; for
June, "a lI-l6c. Gold, 1133.
$40 p.m-Cotton strong; ordinary,
2O4c; good ordinary, 23c; low middling,
24tc; middling, 255c; Alabama, 25ic;
Orleans, 25lc; Texas, 254c. Sales to-day
for export, S97 bales; to spinners, 64l
bales; futures, 1890 bales; last evening
for export, 1894 bales; to spinners, 26
bales; for speculation, 66 bales; in tran
sit, 20 bales. The market for futures is
strong; for May, 24se; June, 24{c; July,
245c; September, p 7-I6c. Gold, 1l3i.
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Freights, from continual "eutting I'M
DER are again lower; we quote to New
York from So to 60c per 100 lbs, to BOs-
ton 20 to 75c; all wild" irregular, and
unsettled.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2s2 R-Ffrst Chancsry Court OF Shell
by COunty-Patrick O. Meath vs.. Joshua II.
Craig ct al.
DY virtue Of an in~terlOeutOFy decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause, March 8,
1855, affirmed by the Supreme Court Of Ten
nesSee, Jun q, lS71, and renewed by a decree
entered herein, February -, 1872, / viii sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters office, GreenlaW
BLOCK. Second street. In Memphis. Tennessee.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estat,
On
SATURDAY. JUNE 8, 1879.

No. 51s-JOha Green ct al. vs. A. Mitchell
ct aI-In the Second Chancery Court Of Shell
by county, Tennessee
DY virtue OF an interlOcutOry order OF sale
ID made in this cause, I will sell 10 The high
est bidder at public sale, in front OF the Second
phis, Tennessee.
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81 NEVER TROUBLE Trouble TILL TROUBLE
TROUBLES You" is the title Of a favorite
song by Hellmdn. 30 cents,
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 9O9 o. Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, TenneSsee@Sutia Weaver
VS.. w. II. Bland ct al.
DY virtue of an interlScutOry decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause January 3,
lS72, and corrected April 5, 1872, 1 viii sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder. in front
OF the Clerk and Masters Office, Greeulaw
Block, Second street, Memphis, Iennessee.
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S22,2OO.OO Cash PREMIUMS

MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL Society,
o%f u4 W Agricultural Md Mechanical Societies. the State T1
First Grand single Number Distribution for the improvement of the Fair Grounds viii take
places m saturday, June LIST 1879, s regaF
AT3B SECOND STREET, MEMPHIS TENNESSEE, AT O'CLOCK y Ia
FULL CERTIFICATE SHARES e3OOs HALVES, 8 70 QuAhTEk u %.
mediaf after m Distribution takes place
q tits earnestly hpd tina THU modet cal on the public nrasdtance vii meet with that
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ST LOrIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 2A-Cotton firm
middling, 2@2fc.
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On Saturday, June 5, 1sz2,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelly
county, Tennessee, viz: The One-half or ma
jOrity Of two lots or parcels OF land as follows,
tO-wit: The first Of said lots IS bounded on
the north by Vance street, on the west BY lot
No. 3, in block No. 50, on the south by the Nc
Lemore division and on the east by lot No. /.
as designated On the original plan Of south
Memphis, containing by intiuation = acres.
The second Of said lots is known on the map
Of the city Of Memphis, as surveyed and laid
OFF by W. Cramer, February ., 1853, as subdi
visions Nos. 9 and 10, OF lot No j, in block No.
%, and is bounded as follows: Beginning at
the point OF intersection Of the east side OF
Lauderdale street with the dividing line be-
tween South Memphis and McLemOre's dIvf-
visions; thence east with said dividing line
Biz feet to an alley 20 feet wide: thence north
with said alley and parallel with Laudendale
street 81 feet TO astake on the west side OF
said alley; thence west and parallel with
street, so feet to a stake on the east
side of Lauderdale street; thence south with
Lauderdale street 81 feet TO the beginning
Terms of Sale-On a credit or seven and thir-
teen q and 81 months, purchasers required to
execute notes with approved security; lien
retained to secure the same and equity Of re-
denaptiOn barred.
Thf MAY 6. 1872.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk n Master.
Humes d POstOn. Attorneys. nv
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODSMARKET

NASHVILLE. p
NASHVILLE, May 24-Cotton-de-
mand fair; sslOw middling, 22kc.
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INcoRPoRATroNs.
Petition for Charter Of In
corporation.
No. $50, Rules-In the First Cbaneerv Coprt n

Shelby County.
-WHEREAS, William Elliott, John d. Eli
OFT, Joseph Elliott, Samuel b. Miller
and William Miller, all citizens OF Shelby
County, Tennessee, have this day fled a nett
tiOn In said court, asking TO 70 be i~neOrpOTafed
IA body polite under the name and style OF ne
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
SATURDAY, JUNE IS. Is7z.

No. 40G5-S 5. Spicer, executor OF H. c. Hor-
ten, deceased, VS.. j. b. Sharpe ct ais.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale entered in this
ID cause, I vii sell at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, in front Of the door Of the
Second Chancery Courthouse, on Second
street, Memphis Tennessee,
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TRUSTEE,N SALE


DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed to the
ID undersigned as trustee, by Patrick CahfI
M Mary Cahili, on the I'D day of April 1871,
to secure certain Indebtedness therein speci
ned, ], as trustee, viii offer for sale, at publ
auction, to b highest bidder, for cash, on the
southwest cOrnerOf Main and Madison streets
in the city Of Memphis, Shelby County, Ten
nessee,
On Monday, June 10th, 1872,
betweepthe hours Of II am. and 2 pm, the
following described lot Of ground in the city
Of Memphis, shelby County Tennessee being
part Of Lot No. 40l. and bounded as fOAoWs:
Beginning at the southeast corner oIibl
Lot No. 40I, at the Intersection OF MARX! stree
and East alley, on the north side or SAID stree
and west side Of said alley thence WITH said
alley northwardly IE% feet, 70 Morgan
alley, il being the first alley north OF ano
parallel with Market street, thence westward
" with the south side OF Morgans alley 81
feet IXiucfe s, to stake thence southwark.
and naraIlel to East alley l4oS feet, 20 Market
sfreef. thence with said street eastWardiy, to
fbe bevfnning. Together with all and singu-
far NE appurtenances thereunto belonging.
The right of redemption is waived, n the
title il believed to be perfect, but I viii con
mT5 JULIUS A. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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Their action is uniform, certain and sale,
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LONDON, May "a, S p.m.-Consols, for
money, 9Sa; on account, 933; U. s.
5-2Os 1852, 9O5; do 1865, 9l5; do 1867,
93E; do l0-4Os, So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05

A UCTION SALE OF MATTRESS rs, EXTENSION Ia
"A bes, Furniture, sc.-By order OF 'ortgagee.-E. d.
BAILEY will SELL this Friday at II O'Clock, athe salesroom
o. East Ten street, Fourth ty Of hair,
straw and other Mattresses; mum er Of freemans Patent
Extension Tables; also tvs black Extension
Dining Tables Pier and Mane Mirrors, lot of Brussels
Carpet but little used two black walnut farlor Suits nearly
deliers, BeisteaI is, Washstands Chairs, &C. BY order
N. r. JOHNSON, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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WILLIAM ABBOTr, AUCTIUNEER.
w OWce No. City Hail place. New York.
nj luss.l, an its.I ov

l0h o'c the class Barroou Al IA
hoy street near tne corner OF street, Svuth Brookyn
coosistiAa OF nne English Pump speadi walnut ION
Counsers, kess and Cssks. Chairs Taoes Acs Lquors
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A LBERT Is WALDRON, AUCTIONEER
"A Saesrooms lv3 Liberty Ill and IS Chursn street.
furniture, Carpets, Bedding, &C., ttr'
on SATC kDAY, at 1919 O'clock.
WALDkON ~ COOKE will sell above q very large and
general assortment of second hand Furniture
moved tor convenience Of sae including Paror and Cham
per urhture or every kind, descriptions
anu ingram Carpets Olcoths spring, hair and other Mat
oJ framed ChromOs, to pay advances.
wALDhON COOKE woud respectfully invite their GUS
toners ana the public generally this will be posi-
i've ana 70 pay advances and by order OF the
Assienees. On view this day.
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SHERIFFS sALE;-R FIELD, AUcTI0NEES, WILL
~ sell this day. at 10 O'Clock forenoon the Properly
of the New ork Printing Company. commencing At 50
Centre from to 80 Duane street TO tho
type of Franklin and centre thence
TO 23 Twelfth street. rhc property OF tbs company
10 ssls of q large and general assortment oi Printing
Presses Lihographio Presses Stones AMI Material Type,
&C. Steam Enanes, Golfers and Machinery necessary to
Rrst class printing estaoisi men. By orler
MArihEV 4. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
WIN. II. BURNe, Deputy sheriff.
Dated NEW YORK, Dec. "a, 1871.
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UCTION SALE.-MARTINES 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS
Magnificent Household furniture,


THIS DA, Fri ay, mmencing at 1Uj4 O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suits Covered satin, brocitsl. rcps
rosewood Panoforte cee6ra.eI maker Velvet Medallion
Carpets; artistic Bronzes. Clocks Curtains, Sverware:
rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes Mat,
tresses Tables Extension Table sidcboard Linen China
Glassware, Cutlery; az sacrifice.
MARINES, Auctioneer.
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A YOUNG MAN AMERICAN, SPEAKING SPANISH
"A would like situation in South America the
desi 10 printer by trade wages no object Address
LEE, 100 Eaet 10th o., New York.
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A UCTlON AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A Over Slot 900 worth over 800 Lots
Handsome and GenteeI Household furniture,
- at the elegant bro wn stone residence,
2o2 West Fortysecond street, near Seventh avenue,
Tins (FRlDAY) morning. Jan. 8, at Il O'Clock.
Magnificent rosewood IA octave Pianofoyte,
five elegant Parlor Suits covered with brdcate reps
AM harcloh Velvet brussels Carpets, Etageres Mirrors,
Curtains b'onzes Clocks, Vases Paintings furnish Chairs
Lounges, Tables Betseads. Washstanis Sp Ing
an Hair Mattresses Blankets Bedding, Table,
sideboArd, China Gass silver Ware Furniture,
&c. EDWIN NICHOLS Auctoreer
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900 WEST 9th STA SOUTHERN WIDOW, CA
ALC pable Of making home agreeable houseke eper
or travelling companion. Cal address Mrs. FON-
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A UCTlON, AUCTION, AUCTION NOTICE.
"A ~, ms srhipAY morning. commencing .. 10y ocIoc.,
~ private resi cnce l0 West street. near nn
avenue over xloJ worth Of elegant and pain Household
purs comprising faror grand rosewood ~ octave
ceres, Taoes; CHAMBER Suis bedseads. ureaus WASH
sanus Arm0ire ace, Matsresses Feather beds. Ui
cloths Stoves China and Silver Plate &ctn all sOO lots BY
catalogue.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc,joneer
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I 900 Sd Av., NEAR 18TH ST., IN THE STORE
L.CC) well educated German lady desires position
M housekeeper hotel private family Ia willing &c
make herself useful speaks French and English goot
DAYS. ~
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ITO DRUGGIsTs,-A LICENSED PRESCRIPTION
L clerk wants situation; three years. experience Ad.
Dress CLERK, box los Herald Uptown Branch Office 1885
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no GROCERS.-A SMART YOUNG NAN WANTS A
L situation porter understands accounts; writes a
good hand; knows the business we Address b. l16
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-05
GI,ines Chean Labor.

This intended frightful phrase ha:
sunk into insignifcance, If not oblvi.
on; or rather the idea of ruin which
was formerly connected with it has
been dissipated by the slow accomplish
ment of facts. There were some who
really imagined we were being over
run by the Chinese who had found an
open entrance by the west gate to our
continent. They thought they had
discovered a dark cloud which portend-
ed violent storm by which all our
former labor system were to be over
turned, aud our laboring population
turned into beggars and robbers. The
storm has not come, nor does the cloud
appear to be advancing at all, and all
alarm from this cause has vanished
The pet phrase which took such a
strong hold of our excitable people
"We are ruined by Chinese cheap
labor, will have to be carefully ex
planned to the student of the future.
The heathenish name of "Koopmans-
chap, will also be riddle which will
puzzle school boys, and when solved
they will still wonder why the three
hundred thousand more did not come
with Father koopmanscaap; and alto-
gether what caused SO much fuss about
their coming, when there is still so
much unoceupied room, and so many
acres that want hands. The only
question will be why did they not
come?
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-05
New Cairo Trade.

We were reliably informed, few
days ago, that Col. T:os. Allen, owner
of the Cairo aud FuEon road, has ex-
pressed determination to Immediately y
extend bis road from Greenfeld's to
the river, and establish regular mail
connection between Charleston aud
Cairo.
We look forward tc the consumma .
nation of Col. Aliens purpose, in the
connection indicated, with lively an
ticipation of good results. The Mis-
souri, trade, which ha. always been d
valuable one, will be more than doub-
led. Hundreds Of farmers, retail mer-
chants and others, VIII, have hitherto
gone to Hickman and Cape Girardeau,
will throng the counters of Cairo mer-
chants Cairo Gazette.
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-05
October Election Notes.

The people in Kentucky have prae-
tically no conception of the intense po-
litical excitement now existing in the
Northern States, especially in the three
States Of Indiana, Ohio, aud Pennsyl-
vauia, which hold their State elections,
next Tuesday. We copy few notes to
indicate the fervor Of the struggle:
The Liberal papers announce "two
hundred Liberal Republican mass meet
ings to be held in Pennsylvania the ten
days preceding the election"
The Liberal Republicans Of New
York have got on the track of eighty
negroes who have left that city for a
voting tour in Pennsylvania. \ good
many patriotic darkies will come to
grief after the October election.
pools we're sold at two to one in In
diauapoIis. on Monday last, that Heu-
drieks would be elected By 2OG0 major
ity, aud eeteySv ards greaaSE- e5ds ~srere
offered, but lot taken"
Twenty thousand people welcomed
Mr.. Greeley to Cleveland, Ohio. His
journey through Ohio was such an ova.
ton as no other man ever received in
that State.
There will be something to test the
manhood Of the Liberals and Dem
ocrats along the Southern border of
Indiana at the approaching election.
They declare now that they will not
submit to be crowded from the polls by
hordes OF Kentucky negroes, aud that
fraudulent votes shall not be polled un-
challenged.
THE Cincinnati Enquirer says
"One Of the measures by which the
desperate and corrupt administration
hope to carry the October elections
was developed upon our streets yester-
day. At different times squads of
negroes 10 plantation clothes were land
ed in the lower part of the city, and
marched up Filth street. In one gang
200, in another 10, aud in another
sixty OF these imported votes were
counted
The Hickman courier., 1872-10-05
GEN. Grant on the stump.

In contrast with the brilliant, able
and mastery speeches just made by
Mr.. Greeley in his tour through In
diana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, we give
some Of the addresses just delivered by
his distinguished opponent. The first
is in response to a serenade in Phila-
delphia on Thurday night:
"GENTLEMEN AND MERCHANTS OF
PHILADELPHIA You have heard
much better speeches to night than l
could make if I we're so inclined |
am very glad to see you, aud am pleased
to hear that you have been TO hear such
fne speeches, and how you have been
engaged to night"
Eloquent and inspiring as it is, the
following more elaborate address at the
State Fair of New Jersey is quite its
equal
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I could
not but feel grateful for the reception
have received at the hands Of the
citizens of Newark aud of New Jersey
fo~day. ! had the pleasure of visiting
the State Fair near Elizabeth, where
saw little else but people was at
your Exposition to night, but saw little
Of what they had there 70 see. | hope
10 see to morrow what | went to night
10 see"