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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-30
state Convention OF County SuPerin-
teUdenfs.

state Convention OF County Superin-
tendents.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
Nashville, Oct. %, 187S.-To Couoty Sup
erIntendents of Public Instruction in Ten
nessee:-For the batter promotion OF the
public school interests of the Safe, have
deemed it important that State Conven-
ton of County Superintende2ts be held,
and, inasmuch as tie executive officers OF
the State Teachers Association have deter
snIned to bod the next annual meeting OF
that body in this city, on the 9th, 10Th, l1th
and 18th Of December next, it hiss been
agreed, upon consultation, that the Con-
vention of Superinteudents be held also in
this city on the 11th and 18th, being the
second Thursday and Friday in December.
The same railroad and hotel rates will be
extended to SuperintendeDts as to persons
attending the Association.
/ respectfully and earnestly invite you to
assemble in Convention, as above indicated,
and would further suggest that it is much
desired by the officers Of the State Teachers
Association that you attend and participate
In this meeting, commencing the oh. The
two meetings are designed TO be cO-opera-
tive and prcmotive of the same general
purpose. Very respectfully,
JNo. NJ. FLEMING,
State Superintendent.
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FOREIGN.
Another viennese FURRY.

Another Viennese FURRY.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-There is another
panic on the Bourse and the Government
Is endeavoring to effect settlement of the
financial difficulty.
King of ,SaxOny Dead.
DRESDEN, Oct. 29.-The death of King
John, of SsxoDy, at Plintz, is announced
this morning.
The New King.
Duke of Saxony, eldest son of the late
King John, assumed succession to the
throne of Saxony to day. His Majesty is
sued proclsmation 10 which he promises
10 uphold the Constitution, and announces
that the present Ministry will remain in
Office.
Egyptian Darkness.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A dense fog hangs
over the city and numerous accidents have
occurred in the streets. At this hour,
1890 P. NJ, travel is almost suspended.
Careless CarIisss.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-It is reported that
Carlists recently fred on British var ves-
sci, killing one ofthe crew.
SIs,OOO,00O I'm Bonds.
BERLIN, Oct. z9.-The total amount in
vested by the German Government in the
United States funded loan is SIS, 8,000, 900,
of which $8,000,O00 was negotiated during
the present month.
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RELIGIOUS.
Episcopal Board OF Missions.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Episcopal
Boa,d of Missions at the morning session
again discussed the question OF Missionary
Bishops for the Western Territories, and f.
nslly modified the original resolution on
the subject 80 as to read as follows:
Resolved, That the Board of Mis-
sions request the House of Bishops
to take into consideration the expediency
making each separate organized Territory a
missionary jurisdiction at the nexs general
convention, and electing seven new mis-
sionary bishops for charge respectively of
the territories, and that this board hereby
pledge itself heartily to support such action
as bishops shall determine in the change of
our missionary jurisdiction. This was
adopted by vote 81 to 40.
At the evening session the subject of
training. Of candidates for the Episcopal
ministry was discussed; after which the
board adjourned sine die.
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INDIANA.
MOrtOn's Ku.Klux at Home.
A War of Two Villages.

Lively Tfmss-IO9 Shots and Nobody
Hurt-6.pOunder Cannon Filled with
Chain shOt-0ne Fight Fit and An
other Due Last Might.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. pa mob Of
disguised (Ku-Klux) men, sixty st-ong,
attacked party of seven deputy sheritfs,
guarding the jail at Centreville, which the
workmen were tearing down to remove
from here to the new county seat. After
firing 100 shots from small arms, without
serious results, a six-pounder cannon load
ed with spikes, nails and scrap-iron was
fred at the doors, which being demolished,
the mob occupied the Sherif's residence,
which forms a part of the Jail building.
After parley the deputies surrendered
coDditionally.
Thirty men occupy the Jail tonight,
when another attack by large party with
q small cannon from Cambridge City, is
expected. Richmond is threatened with
an attack for the purpose OF taking the
county records back to Centreyille. One
hundred armed men with a captured cannon
from Centreville, are now here awaiting the
Sberiff's order.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Seven deputy
sheriffs guarding the county court house
and isil OF CentreVille, Wayne county, Ind,
this morning, were mobbed, captured and
released By disguised citizens. This morn
ing the county sest is being removed from
Centrevile to Richmond and the citizens of
Centreville resisted this. Deputy sheriffs
were guarding workmen removing cells
from the jail Saturday night, and the work
men were driven from town by threats.
The deputies remained in the court house
Before daylight this morning they refused
to surrender to the mob, who fred canon
into the court house door, and entered,
when the deputies retreated into the house.
After an hours psrley, they surrendered and
the mob dispersed without any ;one being
recognized. No persons we're injured though
a Great multitude of pistol balls were fired
through the windows Of the court house.
A Whole Family Poisoned.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Oct. 29.-Msud
Ensign, aged 20 months, died yesterday,
and the coroner's jury decided that she
died frem poison, administered by the
hands of some psrsan unknown to the jury.
Suspicion rests on Lewis Jackson, colOred,
five weeks out of the Northern Indiana
penitentisry. The poison was admins
tered in tea, at breakfast yesterday morn
ing, and there are now lying sick iu the
house, Dan. Smith, coiorea, an1 bis wife,
white; Mrs. Otis and daughter, white
mother OF the deceased child.
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CINCINNATI.
Explosion Of a Locomotive.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-An Enquirer
Springfield, O., special says the locomotive
of freight train on the Q. S. & G. R. R..
exploded its boiler at Forest to-day, wreck.
ing the locomotive, aud dangerously
wounding Thomas Riggs, engineer. No
one else hurt.
The Gdzette's Fort Wayne special says
Treasurer Draeymeyer, of that city, to-day
refused 10 deliver bis books to the Mayor
on the order of the Council, which has pre-
ferred charges against him.
John Sinclair, man hundred and FIVE
years old, was killed at Fort Wayne this
afternoon-run over by train.
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Clear as Mud.

CAIRO, Ill, Oct. 29.-che firm of con-
tractors who claim over $4,000 due them
for work dons on the Mississippi Central
railroad extension, has attached the proper
ty of the Southern Railroad Association in
MIllard county, K7., and the work
on the road is stopped. To-day an attach.
nent seems 10 force the Southern Railroad
Association, which is Nonresident corpo'
ration and is building the Mississippi Cen
trail extension, to give security in the conn-
ty where ths work was done. The
suspension of the york will probably be
only Temporary.
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Mr.. McCULLocH, formerly Secretary of
The Treasury, is credited with having ex-
pressed the opinion in Washington the 9TH
er day, that the financial troubles are prac-
tically over, and that the outlook is prom
Using and indicates resumption Of busi-
ness. A prac ical confirmation of this opin-
ion would be very gratifying.
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A bad climate for Drunkards.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 29.-Advices from
Kidder, forty miles east of here on the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph railroad, state
that two strange men were found frozen to
death on the prairie, near that town, Mon
day night. They were in Kidder during
ebe evening intoxicated.
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BOSTON,.

American Cheap transportation So.
ciety.
BOSTON, Oct. 29.-Josish Quincy, Presi-
dent ofthe American Cheap Transportation
Society, has issued lengthy address, set
ting forth suggestions which are to be made
to Congress for legislation upon the incom-
ing session in relation to transportation,
and calling meeting of the above assOcia-
ton at Washington, Jan. IA, 1874, at which
delegations from all kindred State organiza
tions are invited to appear.
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marrbaIIFreez ont.

MARSHALL, TEX, Oct. 29-Heavy frost
Sast night and half an inch of ice this morn
ing. viii have snother frost tonight. NO
nav cases or deaths reported.
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r,,. mur,,erer of McCOok Olives BaII.

YANKToN, d. T. Oct. 29-Athough an
order granting bail to Winter Mute IN the
sam of $4,000 was made by the court last
Saturday, the required amount gas not Sc
cured until this evening, when the Gond
presented, approved by Judge Barnes, and
his release ordered.
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The English YeOmen.

BOSTON, Oct 29.-Tne workingmen OF
this city will give reception and banquet
to Joseph Arch, in Faneu;al Hall, Wednesday
next. Wendell Phillips is expected to pre-
side,
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PITTSBURG
a Prominent Citizen Shot Down by
SfrRnReF.

PITrsBuRG, Oct. 29.-Napoleon Ouch
esne was dangerously shot about nine
O'Clock tonight in low dive called the
Sailors Home, No. n Third avenue, by a
snsn with whom he had some words. The
stranger represented himself as spolice OH
Ger and told Duchesne he had warrant for
his arrpst. Duchesne started up the dive
steps to hunt for policeman. The stran-
ger ran past him and when near the top
turned and fred, ball entering the fore
head and penetrating the brain to the depth
of an inch. It was not extracted and may
result fatally. The assailant ran and was
not arrested.
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LOUISIANA.
arrests sn lIe COIrax-Negroes want
81 per Ray

:
81 per RRys
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-The hetro-
polltan raid on the steamer Ozark to Grant
Larish, has been heard from. Their object
was to assist Deputy Marshal to execute
writs on several persons who are supposed
to have participated in the Colfax AFFAIR
some months ago, and been arrested. No
resistance wss offered.
The co!ored laborers are again on STREE
for four dollars per day. They were re-
ceIving three dollars.
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Tha TTd.,erzooh Trial.

-wEspcEEsTER, Oct. 29.-The jury was
completed aG the case of Udderzook loF tne
murder Of w. =. Goss, and trial began To-
day. The jury composed mainly OF lar
smer6.
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AMERIOUS, GA.

Nearly Destroyed by Fire-LOss sSOJ,'
900,
AUGUSTA, Oct. 29.--Ice formed last
night.
A fire at Americas or Monday night des-
troyed large portion of the business part
of the town. Loss $301, 900.
The Masons of Augusta have sent four
hundred dollars to Memphis and Shreve-
port. A bale of c0lton which sold 70. $500
for Memphis sufferers has been redonated
and shipped to Baltimore where 1t Will
again be sold for the same object.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed In New York
last evening nominal at 81 for both issues.
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COTTON, met a fair demand in New
York yesterday, at i4sc for middling.
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Uainm aud Amerifa1.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 106a
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HUMOROUS.

Iwant to be Granger
And with the Granger's stand
A horny-fisted farmer,
With a hay-stack in my hand.
Beneath the tall tomato tree
I'll swing the glittering hoe,
And smite the wild potato-bug
As he slips DER the snow.
I've bought myself Durham ram
And gray alpaca COW,
A lock-stitch Usage orange hedge
And patent l,ather plow.
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RaiIr Ntnnebtt gournaL.

The Penn Yam Democrat tells fish
story substantially as follows: Mrs. Ny
ron Morse, of Peen Yam, her son. seven
years old, and her sister were fishing in
boat on Kenka Lake on Wednesday last
The boy leaned over the side OF the boat.
when q large trout jumped from the water
and caught hold of the child's nose. The
boy sprang back, and in so doing pulled
the fish into the boat. The trout thus
caught weighed eight pounds. The Penn
Yam Democrat offers 10 wager $4,000
that it will verify this statement. strange
as it may seem. The letter received in
this city states that the child's nose was
considerably mutilated. and its mother
has caused its photograph TO be taken,
that it may be shown to friends. Expert
anglers are compelled to resort to ingen-
ious devices to allure the Salmon trout to
their hooks, and that one OF these wary
fish should leave the water to reach for
the nose of a juvenile angler is indeed re-
markable. and quite beyond the under
standing of those acquainted with the hab-
its of fishes.-Boston paper.
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WIN. FISHER Il SONS.
- South St., BALTIMORE,

Bankers Stock and Note Brokers, and Fiscal Agents
of the Company dealers in Governments and kai.-
way securities IN all the markets OF the U. :.
- Or 10 Banks and Bankers throughon the cOun.
try. septl6-tiw
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PRATT'S ASTRAL Oil

Absolutely safe. Perfectly oanress ALWAYS
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas
bn ms in any lamp without dan er Of exploding or
taking lire. Manuiac tured .Xuresslv TO dis place
the sc OF yo!at lie ami uange GUS oils. Its safety
under every possible test aud its perfect burning
quail les. a,e proved by It's continued use in over
800 900 families
Millions of gallons have been sold ard no acct.
dentdirectli indirectly ever occur Ell from
burning storing or landing it.
The immense early loss u life and property re.
sullng IRON the ofcheap aud dangerous oils in
the United states is appalling.
The In nrance Companies and Fire Commission.
ers throughout the country recommend the AS
TRIAL as The best safeguard When lamps ate ueed
Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and a
~ Wholesale ny the prnprietors, CHAs PRATT
CO.. los Fulton street New York. aug-I.twfm
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AVOID ouAcKs AND lMposTGRs.

No Cha-ge ior Advice and CONSULTATION.
mr. J. n Il.nH Graduate OF J. fsrSon MdirG!
Coitge, Pliiiadolphia, anthor Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on oil diseases OF the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study, either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating, or of how
long standing A practice of 30 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures guar
anteed Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms,
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 H~dtn. Price ~ cents.
NB, DYUTT, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon.
IO4 Uuane ST. New YORK;.
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FL'' ,i2A CT BUCHU,
Is rs., for BrigEis Dis
ease g.. tasc If Diabetes in
Whic.! Is 49, 80 .ityu irritation Of the Neck
Of the I,!",. a.H shaaIHaticn Of the Kidneys,
liberation II tn Kidneys and Bladder, Leten-
ton Of t,tac, Diseases cf the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Biaddcr lir.t, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky l,eaas@cS, and for En-
feebled and Delicate institutions If both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power, Loss Of Memory. Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, Wakcfulness. Pain in the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption on the Face,
Pailid Countenance, Lassitudc 81 the system etc:
Used by persons in the decline - change Of
life; after confinement or labor Ial.s, eed-wot-
ting in children. etc
In many affections peculiar TO ladies' The EX-
tract Buchu Is uncqualed ny any other remedy
fitness or Suppression Of Customary Eyacuatioas,
liberated or Schirrus state OF the Uterus, Len
corrhaa or Whites, Sterity, and for nll con-
plants incident to the sex. 1t Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians ara
Midwives for cnfeebled and delicate cCnsiiiu-
tons Of both sexes and all ages. -
KEARNEY,S EXTRACT RUCHU,
Cures Diseases Arising from Infrudences,
H1Iits Of Disstpatt0a Itc in all they stages, at
little expense, little or no change i'll dict 10 In
convenience and no ypusure. 1t CAUSES a fro
queDt desire, aud gives strength 10 rfiEatc,
thereby removing Distractions Preventing Gn3
Curing Structures Cf The ttclhra. Allay1ng Pa
and Inflammation frequent in mis- class Of
eases, and expe iny AL poisonous matter.
KEAESEx:J EXTRACT BUG
fl.oo per ta.'.rc- six bottles for $500, de
to any addfts.. - cura from observation. ''.
druggists cs c3yu here. Prepared by
KEAEELX q co. 104 Duane St. !.
to whom al letters Tor Information should 1e
addressed.
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Nem advertisements.

z MPl 0thaeMr FOR Al lore Agent in four weeks
uade profit of s4i2s0 selling bryant's Library
d,ff Poetry and ong so in one week on The NeW
Hou,ekeepes's Mannalby Miss beecher 4 Mrs stowe
Any live man or woman can have AN agency. j.
b. FORD 4 CO., New York, Boston, chicago. or
san francisco. sep lB-4w
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Nem advertisements.

A G"EAV SENSATIONS Agen's Wanted.
"A Cash salary or commission allowed Strictly
honorable. Address, +. A. ELLIS Il Co, Chariot
Mich. sepi4 ttw
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CARD.

Scarcely day passes that new cure l. not re-
porteu through the agency OF Adamson's Cough
Balsam. From limited sale in its carly intro
duction, owing to the many remedies for coughs,
colds, &c, it has steadily grown in public lavor'
until to-day it stands unrvaled. Its proprietor IN
a voluminous sheet of testimonials, publishes IN
stances of cures effected among pei sons whose
names are well known not only III the community
where they reside, but familiar all over the coun.
try; ladies' and gentlemen who are unacchstomed
thus publicly to advertise their priv lie affairs, and
Influenced 10 do So in this case, solely from at
itude for the re ief afforded, and out OF regard to
others WIN similarly afflicted and may be
equally benefited. Scores OF remarkable anu per
maneut cur in East Boston have been the result
of trial OF this celebrated remedy, and che united
testimony OF mutitudes who have either used ii
themselves or observed its beneficial effect on
others, is earnestly in favor remedial agent OF
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam.-Roston Advo-
cate
From Alonzo S. Weed, Publisher of lions Her
aid 80 Bromield St, Boston:
June 25. 1873,
DIR FRANK W. kiNsMAN, Dear Sir:
several bottles If your "Ahamson's botanic
Tough Bal sam. ha g been used in my miiY with
| me most gratifying results. We e em IL one OF
the best me1eines for Coughs aud colds.
| \. ). WEED.
for sale IN Augusta by c. X Partridge, A. &.
,ana, r W. kinsman; iialloweli, Uawe$ n War.
~" an" Z. H. Ballard. septi-tiw&w2as
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-16

A regular ''milr' between two Amazons
Of a fail character, over the respective
bsauty Of their "lovyers," came off on Sun"
day evening last, at the Stree and easy
on Washington street. A quarrel took
place between one Ida Castle and Rosa
Mack, on the above question, when they
agreed 10 settle the whole thing then and
there according 70 the latest rules Of the
prize iiog. Forthwith ring wss formed
10 front Of the Queen City, the fair Jnlia
being chosen bottle holder, while one Kitty
acted as second for Rosa, and Long Em
filed the same Office for th . frail Ida, Neltie
Wallace acting ss referee. Time being CALL
cd they advanced, shook hands, stepped
back and eyed each other, after which both
spared cautiously, when with "llghtniug
Coburn sroke," Rosa hit Ida and Knocked
her with terrific force against the bottle
holder, shocking her 60 that she took sew
sral drinks herself, lit Was en- sweet" THIS
ended round fret, when time was called Tor
round second. 1t was evident that Rosa
'ssnuffrd" irom the eft cts Of the first found |;
the seconds were demoralized; the bottle
holder was drunk from her scuffle with the
bottle, while Ida came up strong, smiling
and confident, and after fei0tiug ouce or
twice, bit Rosa terrific upper cut, knock
Ing her sprswling into the mud, thrieby
gaming first blood and first knock down
The excitement was so great around the
riug at this stage Of the fight, tha1 the bot
,ls holder drank necessarily 10 allay IL
you bot Third and last round. Rosa came
up weak and half blinded with mud, but
Ida was fresh, "bah," aud strong on her
pins, while the bottie holder had given
away to her weakness and was druuk-'tis
VERY affecting. The betting was even here
until 1t was discovered that Rosa had lost
one Of her "calt PADS 10 the last round,
tb bereby reducing her fighting weight at
least twonty pounds, wbeu two to QUE was
freely offered that Ida would win, which she
did with one terrific blow 10 the bread bas/
ket, koocking her opro nent completely out
of time. Aud thus ended the female priz q
fight.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-16

Az Brigham Young contemplatss removsl
from Utah bis attention should be direc-
ted to the Sandwich Islands. The native
population is falling of very rapidly, not
only from disease but from the common
crime OF infanticide. That practice is not
ranked as crime by Sandwich Island
mother, The number of men, also, greatly
exceeds that Of women, and the consequence
's tnat poIyandry is common and is as can,
didly admitted as is polygrmy in Utah.
There are seven thousand mole men than
women on the Sandwich lsian ds. Two o.
the most prominent business men Of Hon.
olulu have one wife between them. Now II
Mormon institut lone should be transpis Tented
to those islands they would even up matt
| teTs.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-16

Brigham Young hos good deal Of conn
mon sense--tbough be has not what Is CALL
ed 'horse" sense, as We see he advises the
use Of oxen in farming rather than horses
But be advises the women to learn the
lighter trades such as type setting, and
says ut never looked well to zee q large
''man engaged 10 tho light busiusas Of type
'sseiting or measuring tape" Brigham
don't know 1t ell yet for while type setting
may be considered q light occupation there
Is no work that requires greater endurance
than that. We fancy a morning paper that
rsii.d solely upon women competitors
would not always be daily paper. Wo-
men can set type as well as men, hut the
printing business could not be handed over
entirely to women.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-16

II we are 10 believe the Denver News the
revlvalist Hammond 10 working wondeIs. -
That paper Gays Hammond has revolution
lied Denver" One of bis conversions was
that Of young man who had lbeen bar
tender, This young man wasi introduced
at morning meeting by Nit Hammond as
one who never had before spoken 10 public.
He related bis experience, how on the eve/
mug previous he had come to the meeting
IN state OF beastly intoxioation the first
visit be had made to the religious services,
and now, on the next morning, he returns
to say he is converted and is new nan.-
That surely was very sudden conversion,
and hardly time had elapsed for a man who
had been besstly drunk the night preyions
to sobsrly dstermine his situation on the
next morning.