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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-20
Nancy GOLD ANN sILVEH

~ Mining Company Location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California
Location OF works, Lyon county, State Of Ne
vada.- Notice is hereby given, that at a meet
iny Of the Directors, held on the 2sih day OF
per share was levied npon the capital stock OF
The corporation. payblc Immediately, IN United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary. ~ the Office
Of the Company. No. 800 California street, Room
No. 3, san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lst day Of July, 1873. will
be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public
auction, aud unless payment II made before,
will be sold on FRIDAY. the s5th day Of July,
ls13, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Onice-No. $40 California street, Room No. 3,
SIM Francisrn. California. mY31 I'd
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Dogs! Dogs!! Dogs

NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN "a
for delivery on MONDAY. the 10th E.%
day OF juno, 1873. All persons having dogs
will procure Tags Immediately, as from and
after the above date the law will be strictly en-.
forced. THOMAS KELLY. n
jelS-lw Marshal Of the Town Of Gold Hill.
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THE BRINEY ROOT
RENovAToR
New and Important Discovery!

IT REPRODUCES HAIR ON BALD HEADS,
l eradica,es Dandrni and scalp Disease, pre-.
vents the hair from falling out and keeps Il in
The most perfectly healthy condition. 1t is a
scientific combination Of extracts from certain
roots peculiar to the State of Nevada. has been
well tested and proves TO be- the MOST EFF.
GENT and BENEFICIAL PREPARATION
for the Human Hair ever discovered.
IN PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY, We are
nerm{tted 10 refer to JouS KEEN, ADAM
WEpER, p. CASEY, JOSEPH CALIERE, and many
other well known citizens OF Gold Hill and
Virginia. r..s#
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For Sale At the Philadelphia Brewery Depot,
Rloomdeld's Cigar Store and the Columbus
Brewery, Gold Hill; and the 81. Louis Brewery
viroInia City.
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mn pr.rIoNs FOR USg.

Apply freely two or three times a day.
rubbing It thoroughly with the nngcts ol
hands. m found necessary. the hair should
he cnt abort or shaved closely. Use no oil or
water on the nair while using the Renovation.
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TO MILLMEN

ysrR HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEWS Once b-lf q ton Of superior
T,SyERe Meta, for 3ousnalins P T7S In Omar.
Hnced prioes for cash. H.t
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THE DATE Of DRAWING.

ALI TIE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS
n having been completed for the sale OF the
remainder OF the unsOld tickets In the State Of
Nevada Gin Concert. under Act Of tho Legis-
lature, l am now enabled to definitely fix the
day Of drawing. The drawing and distribution
Of prizes will positively take place on
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nxos " Proprietors.
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MUSIC TEACHING.
DISSOLUTION 0E coPARTSER-

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
l existing under the name OF GRAVES,
MAYNARD & CO las been dissolved. They
will not execu'e any further orders to buy
stocks. All persona having stocks with said
firm are requested Is call Immediately and take
M myis p GRAVES. MAYNARD & co.
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GIFT CONCERTS.
STATE INSANE ASYLUM
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA

. TO BE HALD AT...
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MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
showing the number Of and Shares'n
the principsl Mines dealt ID nj the a
Francisco Stock and EXCHANGE Board.
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SATURDAY, JUNE n, 1873

SATURDAY, JUNE ri, 1873
At PIper's Opera House, Virginia City,
NevRdn.
In the salo OF tickets and In making their
returns agents will govern themselves accord.
ingly.
ID. l.. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., Bankers, yIr-
ginin Ci,y, Treasurcr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-21
MINOR TELEGRA5us.

A petition presented in the Massachusetts
House Thursday, asking that the resolution
consuming Senator Sumner for his action relat-
ing to battle flags be expunged, was referred
to the Committee on Federal Elections.
Y President Grant visited the fair of the Orphan
Asylumat Baltimore, last evening.
The long trial of the Jumel case in New
York ended yesterday in verdict for the de
PENDANT. The value of the property invoved is
set at $6,00O,0O0.
The House Ways and Means Committe have
decided to send the letters of Judge Sherman
to Lockwood to the Judiciary Committee.
Orders have been issued transferring the I'll
Cavalry from the South to Dakota. The move
ment will begin March LIST.
A rumor Is prevalent at New Orleans that
vigilance committee is organizing among the
fusionists, and that prominent men of the Re
publican party are to be notified to leave the
State
Mrs Buchanan, who was arrested in St
Louis, Tuesday, on suspicion of having poison
ed Willie and Fred Hudson, was released We'd
nesday, the coroner's inquest having revealed
the fact that the boys died of eerebro spinal
meningitis.
The explosion in the coal mine at Stafford
shire, Eng, Tuesday, killed twenty miners, not
forty, as reported.
Calvin Sawtelle, a prominent city of Lowell,
Mass, and an extensive cotton machinery con-
tractor, died "Wednesday evening.
Gen. Sickles has intmated to the Spanish
government that the United States are not dis
posed to press embarrassing questions relative
to Cuba desiring to place no obstacles in the
way of the Republic. 1890 aAeEP
The annual boat race between the Cambridge
and Oxford crews is fixed for the 18th of March.
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FOREIGN
seffA3HUG ,TT--I IT, H2g3 az
A Cafe Undermined ut Smyrna.
Between One and Two Hundred Persons
Drowned

LONDON, Feb. GOA reports just received
that cafe in Smyrna, situated on the shore of
the gulf, having been undermined by tides, was
suddenly swallowed up in the waves, and be-
tween one and two hundred persons, mostly
creeks, drowned Z 4 o. e. sE N Nfs d
Spanish acknowledgements in Various
4 Parts of the Republic.
PARIS, Feb. s20-The Republicans had a
grand celebration at Saragassa on the 18th inst,
the city having been practically delivered into
the hands of the people. The monarchia} mem
bers of the city government resigned and their
places were filled by the Repub licans who were
Immediately installed. Ali the political pris-
oners were released and the officers Of the ar
tillery resigned and surrendered their batteries
lie buildings were Illuminated
In Barcelona a movement similar to that in
Saragassa is in progress, but not with the same
success. The merchants have resigned, but
several of the Republicans have declined to
take places in the municipal council The reg
ular troops occupy the strong places and strate-
glc points, and the. British squadron is anchor
ed off the shore. Large crowds surrounded
certain houses which refused to illuminate and
threatened the inmates with violence. The civil
and military authorities have taken no action
towards recognizing the new government at
Madrid, and the revolutionary commissioners
alone proclaimed the Republic. A certain viii
lage in the vicinity refusing to accept it, dep
utaton of the Republicans have gone out to
compel their adhesion to the new order
The statue of Washington has been display
ed from the facade of the Town Hall of BARGE
Iona. - -RAA--
1t is reported a fresh Instruction has broken
out in Biscay. III 80
The Impartial says that there is good ground
for the belief that several leading conservatives
are intriguing FOR the revival of the Hohenze-
hallen candidature for the throne of Spain.
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ONE OF HIM CAUGHT.-On the ''prowl-
er" has at last been caught, and it is to be hop
ed that the rest of him may soon be placed in
durance vile. Yesterday, by order of Marshal
Clark, Deputies Sterling and Williams arrested
man between thirty and thirty-fve years Of
age, who has been out of regular work for some
time, but has been doing jobs lately for fam
lily in the city. This man is married and has
been in the habit, not only of prowling but by
addressing ladies, in the broad daylight, maxi
ing use OF the most obscene language. Two or
three OF these ladies thought it their DUTY to
have him brought to justice and took pains to
inspect him closely. They then notified the
Marshal, who, by their description was able to
put the Deputies on his track, and after he was
arrested they identified him.
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Superior Court.

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sY-
MONDS.
THURsDAY.-Henry Taylor VS.. Harrison Richard
son. Action to recover a balance of S33 due on
promissory note signed by defendant.
Defendant files account in set off for services pro
MUM at horse fair etc., Of $40. Verdict for the
plaintiff for $3.50. The jury allowed SIG of the
count in set of. Ee
C. Hale for plaintiff.
Cobb & Ray for defendant.
This being the last the jury list for trial the
jury were excused finally.
There have been eight jury trials this term, seven
verdicts, all for the plaintiff and disagreement.
John 7. Smith VS.. James Berry. Action on an ac-
count annexed to recover 1884, alleged to be due for
furniture sold and delivered Fox as the agent of
Berry. Goods were sold in 1866, and to the account
is added an item of $6s.97 interest. -s
Defendant denies the agency and also that he ever
received any of the goods. On trial before the Court
without the intervention ola jury.
A. A. Strout-W. Thompson for plaintiff.
l.t lalsfers 'e Orr for defendant
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| the income bonds, and land grant bonds, the
builders received in cash value at least
S23,00O,OOO as profit, being about 48 per cent on
the entire cost of the road. ri
Senator Mort0n's Minority Report
Senator Morton's minority report on the
Louisiana affairs condemns Judge Duralps or
der as the usurpation of authority, but regards
the decision of the Supreme Court of Louisiana
afhrmlng the legality of the Lynch board and
recognizing the Kellogg Legislature, as an au-
thoritatlve settlement Of the dispute.
b Various Matters.
James NJ Brown, chairman of the Commit
tee OF Seventy, called mass meeting at Coon
er Institute, OF those opposed to the proposed
Saturday viii generally be observed as n holt
day. :
Cubnn Fines upon American Vessels.
New York, Feb. 20.-Secretary Fish has no.
titled the Shipowners' Association of this city
that the State Department is investigating the
matter of fines imposed upon American vessels
by Cuban officials. .-..-.
The Geneva Award.
The Herald's Washington despatch states
that the President yesterday told members of
the Foreign Committee that if we expect Great
Britain to pay the Geneva award next Septem-
Der we must pay the fishery claims. 1t is be-
lieved that bill to that effect will be passed
before adjourn nent.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
AUGUSTA MATTERS.
Special to the Press.)


The Railroad War. &8T
1t appears as though the railroad war had
just begun, in consequence of the freight block
AIDE at Portland. Tomorrow the hearing on
the memorial of Gardiner parties praying for
law to compel the Maine Central to transfer
the freight of the Boston & Maine, the real
fight being between the Eastern and Boston q
Maine Hon. w. L. Putnam and Percival
Bonuey, Esq, will appear for the Boston and
Maine, and Judge Rice will appear for the
other side He will take the ground that the
action of the Boston g. Maine is a put up job
to compel the Maine Central to break its favor
able contract with the Eastern. The Boston &
Maine will contend that the action is in difianee
of law and to the de triment of the public
good.
The Maine Central freight agents circular
denying the Boston & Mamie agents statement
about the detention of Boston & Maine freight
cars, were bountifully scattered in the House
to-day. AAsA4-ts tt&5A g8B
This new question sovershadows all others,
and it is feared will detract the attention of
the Legislature from prominent matters de
manding attention now. n
There is some curiosity to hear the railroad
tale that Senator Butler said he could unfold.
first-class sensation, officially pronounced, is
very desirable just now. ulI s..f rlf
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WASHINGTON.
Credit MObilier.

The Select Senate Committee
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O-The Senate Special
Mobilier Committee resumed its session this
morning.
Henry c. Craze testified he was confidential
clerk of Durant for the past eighteen years.
On the 22d of December, 1866, witness drew a
check for $4,000 in favor OF Harlan, on the Corn
Exchange Bank of New York. Was mailed to
Washington to Harlan. The check was made
payable to the order of Harlan. Could not be
used without his endorsement. Check was
dr-wn against the fund of Durant. Witness
knew OF no other check. Heard it said that
Durant gave one. Made search for the check
said to have been given by Durant in 1865 or
1866, but could not find any.
Witness testified that Durant kept a private
bank account, with which witness had nothing
to do. Durant never claimed the SIS, 900 from
the road when he settled with the company No
Senator received any of Durant's money.
Letters were read from Morton, Bliss &, Co.
showing the Credit Moblier stock and the
$4,000 in Union Pacific income bonds, were
left with them personally by Ames for the &C.
count Of Patterson, also a copy of a letter from
that firm to Patterson, dated May II, 1871, no.
trying Patterson of the reception of thirty
shares of Credit Mo5ier stock, and of income
bonds from Ames for his account
Cakes Ames was recalled, and testified that
he supposed he must have left the above stock
and bonds with the firm at the direction of Pat
terson. Recess
/, q carpenters ACu1SanI Bill.
The bill reported by Mr.. Carpenter from the
Special Committee on Louisiana matters, de-
cares that the election in that State held on the
4th of November last is null and void, ard re-
instates in Office the State officers and Legisa-
ture who held the polition at that time. 1t
further requires new election for State Off
GERS and members of the Legislature, on the I'd
Tuesday of next May, and directs VIM. B.
Woods, United States Circuit Judge for Lou
isiana, to appoint two citizens of different poll
tics to be State Registrars who shall cause a
new registration to be made of all legally Quail
fled voters Of the State, commencing March
18th and ending in ten days prior to the date of
the election. The State Registrars are to an
point two Supervisors Of Registration for each
parish.
Abstract of the Report of the Wilson
..-, .a.ssss.z Committee
Hon. Jeremiah Wilson this afternoon made
a seport in part relative to the affairs of the
Union Pacific Railroad Co., the Credit Mobilier
and other matters specified in the resolution of
the House. Hon. Thomas Swami. of Md.
submitted minority report. They draw the
conclusion, speaking in round numbers from
the facts ascertained, that the cost of the road
was 500, 100000, which was wholly reimbursed
from the proceeds Of government bonds and
hrst mortgage bonds, and that from the stock,
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m -Harper's Monthly and Serb
rer's illustrated Magazine for March have
been received and are for sale at the book
stores of Messrs. Bailey Noyes, and
Hall L. Davis, on Exchange street; and at
Lorng, Short & Harmon and Augustus
Robinson's. under the Falmouth Hotel
also at the schoolbook, music and periodical
store of E. C. Andrews, No. 36 Centre street.
at the book and periodical depot of Messrs.
Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall, and at
Wentworth's, corner of Congress and Oak SITS.
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NEW YORK.
The alleged, New Ring indictments.

The Alleged New Ring Indictments.
NEW York, Feb 2O.-The Oyer and Termin-
er grand jury this morning presented a number
of indictments, some of them it is asserted,
against members of the ring. No definite in
formation could be cleaned from the clerk of
the court on the subject, and the sheriff states
that no warrants of arrest has been sent to his
Office. 1t is thought that the parties concerned
may be arrested by the police upon bench war
rants. h@li
City Charter.
r. The Tribune, World and SUMS Albany des-
patches say that the New Republican city char
ter will encounter strong opposition in the As
tee of seventy have adopted the report of the
committee of legislation against the new char
ter and close the long report with call for q
public meeting. .aSss5 -sss..-e ..-
S. S. Robinson, the broker who was arrested
for alleged forgery, has been discharged, the
complaint having been withdrawn.
Effected a Loan.
The Atlantic g. Great Western railroad has
effected foreign loan of $4,500,000 on rem
tai OF trust loans. A further loan of ST. 500,-
600 will be negotiated.
North Caro1ina's Creditors.
A meeting of holders of North Carolina
bonds was held here yesterday, at which COM
mittee was appointed to secure legal services to
apply to the United States Court for manda-
mus to compel the State authorities of North
Carolina to levy the necessary tax to pay the
interest on $14, 1000 900 of bonds.
Heavy Failure.
The Spanish house of Lizarda & Co., yester-
day suspended payment Their liabilities are
$4,000,OOO, of which $2,0OO,0O0 falls upon a
New York bank. This is the heaviest failure
that has occurred since the war;
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MATTERS In MAINE.
The Lumb.prnen,s Convention.

The LuMbermen's COnvenfion.
BANGOR Feb. 20.-The Lumber-dealers and
Manufacturers Association of Maine and New
Brunswick closed their session in this city to-
day. Nothing Of Importance was done except
the passage of resolution fixing the price of
merchantable and random spruce at not less
than $14 per Thousand, and seasoned hemlock
$12 per thousand. These prices to be increased
during the season if deemed advisable
Vessel Abandoned at Sea.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-The schooner Snow
Squat of Rockland, Me-, from Belfast for
Charleston was abandoned at sea Feb 18th
with two feet of water on her decks The crew
took to the boats and were picked up by bark
Cecilia and brought to this port. The vessel is
fifteen years old, 125 tons bnrden and owned by
Capt. James Robinson of Belfast
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I'M following were the quotations Of government


NEW YORK, Feb. 2o-Evening.--Cotton dull and
Flour is extremely duh and unchanged; sales 1890
bbls; State 60 "a 40; Round hoop Ohio 20@ 10 so;
is dull and irregular sales 5000 bnsh; No Spring
177A@1 80; No2 do 1 GO g 10; Winter Red Western
so az So; White Michigan l 82A a 25 Corn is
steady; sales Sc, 900 bush Mixed Western 65kc
old do &C Cole Oats quiet and steady; sales Al 900
bush; White State 81 q 564c; new Western Mixed 50
a SIC Beef dull. Pork very dull; mess IA 70
@ IA sly Lard quiet and steady at 50 a 9-16c.-
Butter firm State 80 q Acc. Whiskey is firmer at
92c. Rice in good demand and firm at 50 q SEC. Su-
ARM Rio at ia as Soc n od Moasses Is Quiet and
steady; New Orleans at roc Naval Stores-Sprits
Iurpentine quiet at GIL q 6s}c; Rosin is strong at
$50 for strained. Petroleum dull; crude Sc; refined
a. zoe. Tallow steady at 81 a &c.
Freights to Liverpool quiet; Grain, per steam, at
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being, appointed tellers and shaking hands
warmly.
After proceeding on the bill as far as page 81
the committee rose
Mr.. Wilson of Indiana. chairman of the se-
lect committee on the Union Pacific Railroad
and Credit Motilier, made report which was
ordered printed VI N y
The death OF Thomas l. Speer of Georgia,
who died during the recess, was announced and
appropriate eulogies were delivered to the
House. Adjourned -
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u,.,c E.ouy F.vesfi.asion.

E 49,, Fob 0o-The Senatorial lnvesti-
ST. LOUIS s EtS reopened their session this
gaatlng oo'n'N g. L. Black, cashier of the Ex-
abange Bank testified regarding the bank ac-
% Col KtG bsna ans S to nSsnc e o
;tfor Cen. Doris nor his son had accounts az
tbe Exchange Bank; witness said there was
uoibino unusual in the bank account between
Rogv and Kitchen. Gen. Doris is expected TO
arrive in Jefferson City tonight.
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Hard Times Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 2O.-During the last Two
weeks six disastrous failures have occurred in
Shelby county in this State. John A. h Reed q
Shannon, extensive cattle dealers have tall lieu
Liabilities 100000; assets $50, 900; yeseeradas
Samson B. Morley and John ~ Bailara l Eao
ono A oraat financial pressure is reported from
the country and one old tinancier has as sued
every debtor in The county, bringing thirty suits
in lov
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METEORoLOGICAL.

ri'oDAbiliflEs FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
ne W4E DEPT, OFFICE. CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
CSC srt.,.,,, Feb. 81. Il A. MY
Probabilities-On Friday cold norttwesterly
winds with clear and clearing weather will pre-
vall from the lakes southwark to the Gulf
states; southeast winds with cloudy weather in
the South Atlantic States; southerly winds
Win rain in the Middle States, followed by
night; southeasterly winds and threatening
weather in New England, probably with snow
by Friday night. Cautionary signals are or
dered for, Norfolk, Cape May, New York and
New London,
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After CaIdyyeII,s Sa,.

LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Feb. 19.--It is the pre-
vailing belief throughout the State that Nor.
toms resolutions, declaring Caldwelrs election
illegal, will be adopted unless Caldwell RESIGN
before next Tuesday, and there is already con.
siderable talk about another Senatorial confess
Among Am the candidates are Gov Osborne, Phil
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-21

WE call the attention of our readers to tie
advertisement of the lectures to be given next
week for the benefit of the Allen Mission. This
Mission is doing great good and ought to have
tae substantial aid and sympathy of all coed
people, and We hope no one will objectto pur-
chasing tickets to these lectures, all of which
are to be very interesting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-21

Gov. Washburn,s Lecture nj Frychurx.
MIR. EDIToR:-Our people received great sat
lsfaction on Monday evening, in listening to
GOV. Washburn's lecture upon elements of
Success IN Life His keen Damascus blade
cut ''all round" and in drawing from the large
field orilustration, he spared neither Con eress
men nor Kings. The idea that runs prominent
ly, in this lecture, is: Select your field for
thought, activity and labor, and therein do
your best While taking front rank as an in
tellectual effort (some of our professional PEG.
pie comparing it favorably with Mr.. Beechers
last effort in Portland) the lecture cannot fail
to interest all classes and greatly to instruct the
oupg.who otherwise might lose their way in
life. ~
Feb 18th. 3.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-21

THE MAsoUERADE.-The grand masquerade
ball of the Blues, which comes off at City Hall
this evening, has every promise of being one Of
the pleasantest affairs of the season, as it will
undoubtedly be the most oressy. Everybody is
making preparations to go, and we trust they
will let nothing discourage them, for the occa-
sion will be one of great enjoyment.