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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26
THE CENTRAL FAIR

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Col. charlton is assisting the Ham
bEsn County Farrper' Club in no.
Die work Just nov And be is doing
it Just as he does everything he un-
dertakes, by hard work, and with a
determination to help to make it sue
cess no odds the personal sacrifice ii
may cost them and him. From the
time it was first suggested through
the GAZETTE he h s been the devot-
Ell w.Tkhg friend Of the. propose
kCentral FgfF, and the present happy
condition of the Club in regard to its
prospects have been largely brought
fabout by his untiring and active CO
POperation. The people everywhere
around US are ripe for its establish
ment at once. They have become
stimulated by the success of neigh
boring counties and are determined
to have ore neSrer home. The meet
Ling Of the 9Th December promises to
be large one, composed of the best
FARMERS in East Tennessee. That
our hospitable and deeply interested
citizens will make ample arrange
ments for the comfort aud accommo-
dation of those who attend, we need
not assure them. Let all come who
possibly can.
Since the above was written, we
have received the following enthusi-
astic and strengthening note from
Col. Charlton. Read it and go to
work with renewed vigor:
A SUCCESS.
have seen and conmersed with
a number of Influential gentlemen
from some of the counties contigu-
GUS to Morristown with regard to the
CENTRAL FAIR, and they all concur
in saying that the enterprise is bound
Ito be a success. All are heartily in
favor of the place designated. and in
this they show their good sense.
Certainly Morristown is the place,
and none ether should be thought of.
The meeting referred to will be an
imposing one. if / have not misqppre-
Bhended the signs of the times. Maj.
Blevfnss of Hawkins county, inform
ed friend of mine, the other day.
that he intended to be present and
to contribute his infu,n in furth-
ering the undertaking. | saw Col
William Moore of Jefferson recently,
and he told me he was ont and out
in favor Of the project, and no doubt
will be on hand. lie is one of the
best farmers of East Tennessee, and
none more influential and intelligent
in his profession. Capt. Dunn, of
jefferson, another capital farmer and
a whole soul man, will be there if
his health will permit. Jack and
Rorex, and other live farmers of
Cooke, will be there. S. D. Williams.
A. j. MGuntcastle, b. M. Branner,
II. Ii. Hubbard, and others of Messy
Creek viii be there. Indeed they
will pour out Of all the counties
named. Your citizens would DO well
to keep their l0tcA strings on the out
side of their doors, and invite these
representative men to their homes
and let them share their hospitality
during their stay in Morristown.
They will find it a payi"g Investment
every way.
Mark you it is a crisis in the his
tory of your town. The event will
either make you, or uam0ke you.
Your destiny, in algreat measure, is
wrapped up in this movement. 1t
is a part of wisdom to avail your
selves Of every adventurous circum.
stance, and arork it IN to your adj
vantage. MorriSto,ca ecW get be
piece Of large importance if you acW
it so. c. w. CHARLTON.
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Shrarer's Imuroycd Uav Press.

We are now manufacturing and
keep on hand thu celebrated Improv-
ed Hay Press, recently invented by
Mr.. A. 7. Shearer, and offer them
for sale to farmers and others at n
reasonable price. Persons interest
ed in the raising and sale of hay are
invited TO call and examine this press,
w. VAN HISS & Bro.
MorristOwn. Tenn.
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. 4 hit, a palpable hit ?
= Inc NashviIIe uatoa & Amerl

W Inc NhsHNltie c"tOft ~ <1"tet
can says: when the farmers of
the northwest, in convention Assem-
bled at Chicago, resolve that pork is
worth s5 per hundred pounds, the
whole world affects to laugh at such
en- absardity. When the nail max
ers of the country meet in Pittsburg
and resolve that -ten-pennies are
worth 81 10y the world grinsl and
bears it. Such is the vast difference
'tgixt tweedlcdum and tweedledee.' -
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THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST Con-
Liver Oil is Hazard & Caswelr s,
male on the sea shore, from fresh.
selected livers. 10y CAswEIL, HAZARD
& Co, New York. 1t is absolutely
pure and street. Patients who have
once taken it pre- or it to all others
Physicians have decided it superior
to any of the other oils in market.
so Aw
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V The State School fund
amounts to $2,5I5,5OO. A certificate
is now in process of preparation ac-
knOwledging the STATE to be- indebt-
ed 70 that amount for the benefit of
the schools, in accordance with the
law requiring it to- be drawn, and
GEed away with the treasurer. Six
per cent inteysss will accrue, ppOn
the certificate, payable semi-aDawat-
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GN or the parti.s arrested and
tried in the U. 5. District COUVtr at
Asheville, n. c.. chaFgsf With eoun-
terfeiting, six were convicted ixe
sentenced to pay $1,000 fine and
serve two years in the Albany, n.
" pen5tentSary. and the sixth, Mrs.
PenJey, was sentenced to six months
m the Buncombe iail.
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MADRID. Nov. Pot Is officially
announced that the effective Spanish
force in Cuba numbers fifty-four
thousand men.
WAsHINGToN. Nov. 2O.-The fol-
lowing is received from Consul
General Hall:
HAVANA, Nov. IS, 1873.
To the Secretary Of State. Washington.
The Consul at Santiago, reports
under date of the 18th inst. that the
total number of executions of per-
sons from the Virginius. were fifty
three and that there had been no
executions since the 8th inst. The
statement published here on the
l4th.,., respecting fifty-seven addi-
tional executions prove to he untrue.
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M0RRISE0WE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. &c, 1878.

U TlYe Press and Herald objects
80 and deprecates q war with Spain
Ga it will increase taxes! phere 8
caution and economy for yoteI Won't
somebody volunteer its PRO rat" OF
the cost, and let tile agA6 bsgiRs
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

The scholastic condition of Nc
MINI county, is shown by county
Superintendent Janeway to have
been on the 18th of November az
follows: Number of schools organ
lied, white, &c; colored, 10. Num-
Der Of pupils between 6 and IS en-
rolled, white, 2.777; colored, 418-
between Is and q, white, 133 +;
colored. %. Number of Teachers
licensed, white. males Ga, females
10; colored males II. Number Of
Teachers employed, white, males SO,
females 10; colore males 10.
Average per month paid teachers.
$500 G-l7. Namber of public
school honses in the county, 80.
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~ The rergn8 contest fcF NUM-
cipal officers IN Chattanooga resulted
in the eIecssOR Of DR.. Sims, Demo
crat, Ovsr Capt II. S. Chamberlain,
Repub4ieans so4 Mayor, and the cleo
ton Of Lowery, Democrat for city
bsaFskaI. Tile board Of Aldermen
stand six Republicans to four Demo
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]. ]. Y0uNGS.

At KNOX LIE,
New Dry Goods House. is worth
all the time it viii cost You to see
it, and the low price offered on al
lines Of Goods. u
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FaR SAI.E-0N TIME

A fine Piano. new and in good
condition now at the Bean Station
House. Payment in instruments.
Enquire Of. or address. n. EiFLER.
Knoxville. Tenn. oct %
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
FOR TIE SEASON.
OYsTERs IN ALL STYLES!

w. A. Pettagrew respectfully an
nounces that his Restaurant is now
open, and he is prepared to supply
the citizens of Morristown, and vis-
itorsr with the best oysters, served
in any style, that can be had in tie
market. Oysters by the can at the
lowest price. Experienced cooks.
and white attendants employed TO
wait upon visitors. Iov.19.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-11-26

RETRAxIT--Some time since we
copied into the GAZETTE paragraph
from a Georgia paper stating that
two ladies, Mrs. Campbell and Miss
Chambers, living near Madison. in
Morgan county, Georgia, had fallen
heirs to an immense fortune 10y the
death of relative in France The
windfall was generally published by
the newspapers of the country. and
the departure of the ladies for
Europe was announced by the
Augusta papers. The Monroe (Ga.)
AdceJtjser publishes the following
letter from j. 7. Benjamin, (who was
named as the attorney who had Sc
cured the fortune for the ladies'
which shows the report to have been
a mischieyous fabrication:
TEMPLE. LONDON, Oct. p. 1878.
Mr.. ii BECUTER Dear Sir--In
answer to your favor of the 9TH inst,
| am very sorry to inform you that
the whole story about the estate
coming to Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
Chambers. is an absurd fable, and
that there is not one word of truth
in it from beginning to end. Those
ladies' have been duped by swim
der who has imposed upon thciF
credulity. Yours truly,
j. u. BENJAMIN.
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EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
The Place to Get a Square lIea.

Visitors to Knoxville will fnd at.
EIFLERS EXCHANGE RESTAU-
RANT the finest Oysters. served III
ths best style, and good meals furn-
ished promptly at low charges. Re
member Eiffers Exchange Rcstaur-
ant. opposite the base ball grounds.
1atO9
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BnEAk N sEwINe dAclnNE. PRIcns

BREAK IN SEWING AIAcI1fHE PRICES.
Our readers viii be interested to
learn that the Florence Company
have responded to the general call
for lower prices for sewing machines,
and viii heneefofth sen their we'll
known and superior machines at a
reduction of from so to 40 per cent.
from former prices. ! e e s.
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IOEEN E. HELMS

e AIorri<towu, Tenn.
:E-A All newspapers in East Tcsme.see that are
willing to take pay fnr publishing this announce
mellt in card i'll the Directory res pect1uny
quested to copy.
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fsThc best eonDendfum of the best current liter
Mtrgre. In np other single publication there he
found much of sterling literary excellence. IN.
T. Evening Post ''ScirIice, history, crticismi,
fiction, poetry, the whole round Of bellies ettres are
here found. indispensable to every who
desires thorough compendium Of an that + adj
nlirable and noteworthy ia the literary world -
Boston Post. ats pages TEEN with the choicest
literature OF the day IN D. Trilfne. s.stil Iner-
it's the most uhnualiFted praise we caH hcsfow- -
n Y Tfans4 seBest II all sur aelectic pubiiea-
tious THE, Nation, n. Y. .And the cheapest
A4nonfhly tlaat comes escTg week a ~ Afixanee
Chicago. Al PURE and I,erTttai treFeFytlir aud
farntsi. t,f Entertainments and instruction. '=EU
Robft 81 winthrop .'Iu yiew Of ~ MI the ecEstIs
tifors in the field should eertainIy rlloafe TIE
ITyrSe; AGE r-Rssv Henry Nard Beeclstr. ''1he
hest periodical in America. Rev Thoo. l.. Cnyer
calvary good. but neyer gt'td as now. ANateh-
man and leaectde. Boston. t.aas equal Is any
c9lliltry. ''--.Phfia Press.
THE LIvIise AGE i sent year, po-tEge raid, on
receipt Of ~ Volumes begin quarterly
Cub Prices lor The b.st Hpme sal Tstigl
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As an advertising medium, through which our
merchants and professional men make known
theiI business, IA CITY DIRECTORY stands with
ont rival. II il THE GUIDE stranger seeks to
and where lis wants can DO supplied. For adveI-
tising in the proposed Directory, the terms arr
placed lower than II charged i'll most cities for
similar facilities, VIZ:
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THE CUBAN IlfBROGLGO.

The Americun Minister MsuIted Jy a
Spdnish Mob-H is Dispersed Jy
the SPamish Government WruR1-
ling bettccen OBicialS-SickIes re-
fuses Personal Intercourse ecih the
Spanish Minister, bit Concludes to
remain at 1LIIyid
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Cub Prices Isr The b.st Eens all Istgl
Lil,.alat
ldaalat.

For So any one 81 the American a sncnthIles
tsr Har4cr's Weekly BaxsFr, or Appletenr four
nal, weekly il sent, With TfsE LiFINs A8Esfor y
year; or for Sao0. fHE T1slsd AnE and sseribne Il
Illustrated Magazine fer Girls and Boys, ST. &ichol
~, 81, for fs.5G, TfTA IRVING aeE aud ems 3oui
Folks, Address
rE@snEI - - r.&W na.....
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General and Business Directory

for the City OF Knoxville, or about the 1st of
March 1874. II Is the intention of the conIlihr to
;4akc this book the most complete and valuable one
of the kind issued for that city. Not ony Will
the city be thoroughly canvassed, hut particular
attention will be giSen to thar portion of the polu-
lation living in the new additions streets but
Little Known or i'll embryo.
1t will contail the names, business and location
OF every male citizen over TIE age i3teeli years.
II viii Oe GUIDE t. all the OFFICERS If TIE
CITY COUNTY, and STATE GUNEhNMENT,
SOC1ETELS, etc, etc.
III addition to local information, there Will be
added the following useful ana attractive features
suceinct history of the city Of Knoxville from
its foundation 10 the present time
An abstract of the Tax Law and Stamp Duties
Express Stations in Tennessee, Alabama and
Gcorgia -
And other Information usefpI TO the busines AID
professional community;
Terms.-s1 so per single copy, payable upon de
livery of the work.
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a New Series

of the living Agewas begun Jan. I, 1873. With il
were begun eafirrly tales. already embracing
one serial be Mrs. Oliphant, tire wei known En-
glsh authorizes; one by Mn. Erckmann-Chatrian,
the distinguished French noveiiHts; one by Fritz
Renter. the popular German writer one by tile
cclebrnted BulNer lord Lytton , one by Mrs. parr,
author of the charming dorothy Fox =; and short
or stories by the eminent Russian noy ciis Ivan Tur-
guenien, the pleasant English writers, Miss Thack-
cray, Julia Knavanngh, etc.
During the coming year, as heretofore, serial and
short stories by the Leading Foreign Authors will
be given, together with an amount
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CASH PAID FOR EGGS +!
viii pay the highest market price in cash, fo
Eggs, sand choice Yellow
Roll Butter

delivered at my Packing House, IN sforristown, oIs
p0site +. snlith Il Co.
nov. a, rs. wv. REESE.
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shall keep exact pace with tue bust
| mess OF The country. This is as we
believe, the reasonable doctrine.
The increase OF population and
tile increase of business call for
somewhat n 0 e currency every year
That is, every additional soul wants
his ten dollars.
! The. panic, of September was
caused more by loss Of confidence
than by any real business misfor=
tune. What real business misfor-
tune there was (at firstJ befell en-
terprises and persons entirely too
speculative ins character. Because
the genuine business Interests of
the country are two closely miNss
ed with the stock-gambling and
specializing interests, they suffered
also
The real preventive against other
sreh panics will be fornd---so far .
humanity can furnish tin an ele-
vation of the average tone of bust
ness honor and honesty.
1t is theft to get value from
another man without rendering
value for it.
1t is gambling to bet on the
future values of other peoples pro-
perty.
1t is. conspiracy and lying to set
afoat false stories and get up OPP
erations for the purpose of dimin-
ishing the values of other people s
property.
Let these plain truths be fe't; let
theft. gambling. conspiracy, and ~
ing be turned out of public places
like the New York stock exchange
and the Chicago grain market, and
driven into even such an imperfect
secrecy as that of area thefts. faro
gambling. Matchmaking conspiracies.
and legally tangible lies. and bust
ness panics will be greatly lesscred
in number and severity. But in
New York, such thclts and gambling.
If perpetrated in the stock exchange.
are actually affirmed to be honest by
law.
RI. b. If our currency is t. be
reckoned to include not Gully the
national bank notes, which arc its
main body, but the whole of the
United States notes which are sup
plying the places of specie reserve
to redeem it with, it must be called
/ $500. 100000 in round numbers in
stead of $40O.OO0,0O0, and the $i0.-
90 per head must he made 5000.
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~ The article from Old and Neg
is rather long but interesting.
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Foremost 11ssayists, Scientists, Crit
les, DISCOVERIES, and Editors,

representing every Department OF knowledge and
Progress. 4
American reader TIA aalys ctGnptete AZ awell a.
fresh rspmpI.tfon of whatc yer * II immediate in
ierest or permanent value IN generally inErcesai-
BILE but indis lensibe currsat Observation-Disclosures.
sable, because it embraces the pro1atioIs OF
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LlInELL,S LIVING AGE,
cekly magazine Of sixty-four pages. T.
ing Age gives more than

Three and a Quarter thousand =
double-column octave pages of read:ng-uEteF
yearly, forming four large volumes. 1t presents in
an Inexpensive form, considering its great aRloHn
matter, with fresn S, owing to its weekly issHe,
aud with a sArIsFAcrORY coaIPLFTENEssi attempt,
ed by ether publication, the. .bss essays, re-
views, criticisms, tales, poefy, rfentifie, biogrn-
pheaL rhetorical and Iil{tical inforafioIl, from
the entire body Of foreign periodical literature
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Unapproached by any other Periodi-
Cal

in the world Of the best and most valuable literal ~
aud scientific matter OF the day, from the pens 81
the above ma raeI and many other
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The Ablest Living Writers
Opinions.

in all branches Of Literature Science, Art aul Poll
tics.
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1o,ooolGlFTs,
S5OOO,OOO

On TUESDAY, JULY Sth, 1873, the
Third Grand Gift Concert, under the man
agement of Ex-Governor Thos. L. Bram-
lette, and authorized by special act of the
Legislature, for the benefit of the Public
Library of Kentucky, positively and un-
equivocally comes off IL Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, Ky.,whon SIC, 600 Gifts,
all cash, amounting to 100000, will be dis
tribued by lot among the ticket-holders.
The money to pay all these gifts in full is
already inbank set aside for that purpose,
as the following certificate shows:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
ErA LOUISVILLE KY, Apr. Z, 1873.
This is to.certify that there is in the Far
mers and Drovers Bank, to the credit OF
the Third Grand Gift Concert for the bene-
fit of the Public Library of Ky, Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars, which has
been set apart by the Managers to pay the
gifts in full, and will be held by tho Bank
and paid out for this purpose, and this
TSigned.i d. S. vEEcH, Cashier
Only a few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first appli-
cants at the following prices: Whole tick
cts, $40; halves, So; quarters, $3.50; II
wholes for 800; So for $500; $ll3 for 81 ,0OO
and SIS for S. COO. For tickets and full in
formation, apply to t'i,-t
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, KY,
or THOS. II. HAYS a. CO.,
sat 500 Broadway, New York.
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NOTICE.

= In pursuance of an act of the Gen.
eral Assembly passed the Sd day of
April, 1851 and subsequent Supplement-
passed the 11th day Of April, 1862,
the subcriber will be at the following
named places within the County Ct
Forest, for the purpose Of collecting
taxes for the year 1873. Taxpayers
who pay to the Treasurer are entitled
to deduction of five per cent:
Barnett township, Cooksburg, June
10th, from 5 a, m. to II p. m, Clar-
ington, June 10, from 3 p. m. to 7.
jerks township, Marien, June II.
Howe township, Balltown, June 13.
Kingsley township, Newtown, June
IA, at Wheeler 81 Dusenbury's store.
Harmony township, June 16, at the
store of J. 1. Range; Trunkeyville,
June II.
Hickory township, East Hickory,
june Is, at the store Off, Bowman.
Tionesta township, Tionesta, June
10, at Court House. 1s
Tionesta Borough, at Court House,
June 20.
Green township, June 21, at the
House of L. Arner.
FRED. GLAssNER, Treasurer.
May 6, 1879. as-.lasa
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near ClaringtOn, this
county, are for sale at bargain Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
River. aud would be a fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen by apply
ing to the editor of tins paper.
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Hon. G.. w. Scofeld has our
thanks for copy of the Census Re.
port.
John Hulings has fenced in the
lot on the river bank, in the rear Of
the Blum property, and is devotipg It
to agricultural purposes.
The contractors have commenced
work on the creek bridge aud We pre-
sume that the structure will be finished
before any one is aware Of it.
Rev. Rceser held forth last
Sabbath, but unfortunately we did
not hear Of it until il was to late to
make the announcement.
The shrubbery in the court house
yard is growing finely, and not many
years will pass before that same yard
will be beautiful to gage upon.
"A cripple was in town yesterday
who had lost an arm aud an eye in q
steamboat disaster. OF course he GOT
all the floating change that was about
M. W. Tate Esq. is putin very
neat fence about his property hich
will add materially to the looks Of his
premises. These things have per-
mansnt and homelike look which we
delight to see.
w. w. Mason Esq, is fixing up the
platform in front of his office, and
proposes to put an awning above it
That will be an awfully nice place to
rest after taking little too much To-
cal option. -4
Our townsmen Messrs. May and
Kelley, will start with their families
for Cape May, in the course of a week
or two, there to spend a couple Of
months sea.bathing. May they have
a good time.
"A large force is at work on Dith-
ridges mill, across the creek, and they
expect to be able to raise the frame in
the course of a week or ten days
This mill, when finished, will be the
largest one in tho lumber regions.
"A few radishes, little lettuce and
some young onions have found THEN
way to this port. Such are the 10y:
Of early summer here, and we only
need some fresh, high-priced straw
bsrries-to make cur happiness com
plete. ..ts
nj. G. Dale used to be a famous
fisherman, but has not been out fol
ten years, until yesterday, when he
procured some tackle and vent out
There was a big rain in the afternoon,
and some are superstitious enough to
asclibe it to Mr.. Dale's fishing. For
our part, however, we don't believe it,
--On Saturday evening last con-
gregation Of about dozen creatures
made the night hideous for an hour
or more, by shouting, swearing, sing
ing, groaning, and dancing on the
streets, in imitation, We suppose; IF the
Modoes in the lava beds. 1t is quite
possible that they enjoyed it, but We
are morally certain that no one else
lid. .-.