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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
REGISTERS Order,


New CAs.ie County. IaanAFyasLh. lSss,
e9on the application ef NICIOk DnPONT,
Executos Of ca AkbkS 4. DufONf. -, late OF
CnrisIiAna hundred, in said county, decsAsedi II
Is ordered and directed BY the Register
that the kxeeataF aforesaid give notice 81 the
granting Of Letters 1estamentaTy upon the ~
tata az the deceased, with the date OF grAnting
ing thereof BY causing advertisements 20 be
posted within forty days rom the date Of sueA
Letters, in six OF the most public places Of the
County Of New CAstles rSQa,Eing All Persens has-
iuR demands AGAINST the Estate TO Present the
saae. on abido BY an Act Of Assembly in such
ease made and provided. And also cause thasam
10 be inserted within the same period in the
Oalawnrp Gaaette, = newspaper published n viii
nip Rton , and to bseontinued therein tive months.
--1@O Given underths haGd an Seal fOGee OF
la the RsEistar aforesaid ATTN lev Castle in New
49, Castle County af0roaida the dap and ypsr
sboye written, b. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Y OTTO CE--"EXCELSIOR LOAN ASSOCIA-
IlQN. Il meeting Of the subscribers 10 stock
viii be held on THURSDAY evening next. tha alJh in
stant at tho Once Of D. 7. Hawkins No tJ4 Market
street TO adopt By Laws AMI ess. 0hicsrs and Di-
rcctors. uarlS-5t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
NOTICE

AilpeFsons hAvin gelaims again th Estate the
a@asssed must the same duly attesed 70 the
Executor on OF before January zsth, 1874. abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made ane provi-
ded' VICTOR DuPoNT, Executor.
WilminStan. Del. Jan. 29-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

4 NAAEAON.-AIl person---
~ trust. harbor OF baard my -.sia,.i N, >.
Halnes, on ny account. as 1 Will not ply Az
contracted by her, ~ she left nv bed ana hoSs-
without any luitlhlble cause.
mar20-3t JAMES HAINES
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
9pttffs.

AOTIlE--An the Societies now mseiipx in m
- sons o. Iempsance Hail. at Filth and d4rket
sSeetss and All Intending 70 meet In the new Hall OF
the , OF T. IN Net = R4l IN amer fho 81
= March meet IN hobt- B. MoDOnuelFs Hail ~ H.
y corner Of sixth and Shipley strests on - tbsi
usual nlgnts et meeting until the new IAN in NJ
Ciary's Building is furnished -~4A ~ ~
5. HERSET.
z. PICKLES
Irns, I'M, : Y FOGG
mar@l-5t l.mingt0n Division No. / SofT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

7foR RENFe-TwOlnEgO eonneqslng Rooms
IL tath0 third story Of the Sayisl Build
IN - society meetings or Tor lght menu XXI
SefnTinTs Apply 20 ALEX. s1VILLk ~
fshi.H 5ia Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

Y7NOR RENT.-Pamg1iO nvSa lmmSdiss ~
IL Tie spaeieus Hatan Ante-F0o@ tn QepRleb b
Rail7laR. 2l0 King street, nav 0oanpiod - The
WoFkingm sn's Instituts.h The PFsmiSss RIa 0a-
miFably aaabAsa 20 Societies, auslsal or Ai9asary
Ass0ciAtinnS, Fer eat and farther paFAas lARa,
SenlVto DR.. CURTIS. 708 French Etroek, y q
Or. CAMERON. slO Market street. q l6-tE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
Rnblir Sales.
&heri01,s NaIe.

- By virtue Of writ Of Levayi Fseiss
~ to ne direc ted, will be exposed TO Public
iiI rale. At the Hotel George Whitfield. in
-, - tne town. hundred and county Of New Cas-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20
The Wages Of sin Is Death.

THE oAREER OF 4. 8. sFcxEs-H1s RELATIVES AND
VlcTIMs-A SAD TALE or DOMESTIC SHAME AND
SORROW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

NOR RENT-Two Offices, No. East Third street
L suitable for manufacturing PnrIoses.
marriott No. West Third street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-20

.EoR RENT-THREE STORES in the New Ho
Il tel Buildinr, clayton House0 two on King
mariI-tf Apply to Z. 7. TAYLOR.
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Change Of Schedule.
SOUTH OARoL1NA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, s. c.. June 28. 1879.

&M NH Chang Of ssheasle
and after Sunday, 29th instant:
HAIL AND PAssKNoRR TRAIN.
Leave Columbia s.. SO am
arrive At Charleston at at.............1.10p o pm
Leave eOharlestonat. 600 am
arrive at Columbia at. t................1.46p .46 pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, ,FREIaHTAxD ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, (Sundays excepted.l
Leave Columbia. .7.15 m Arrive. e. is m
arrive Oh arleston 7.10p m Leave. .6.45 m
camden Train will run Monday. Wednesday y
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Columbia aat.......... 10.4OA. N
arrive St Camden at.............. 3.25 2. III
Leave camden at................. 3.45 4. Nj
Arrive at Columbia at. 84OA. Nj
A. l.. TYLER, Vice-President
3. y. PIoKINs. General Ticket Agent.
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ssa state Of; South Carolina. llI !.

TO ne Commissioners Of Election for Fair
WHEREAs. Hon. SANDERS FORD, who,
W at the general election held in Octo
oer, ioiZ, was chosen member OF the Senate
ior the election district OF Fairfield County,
70 serve for the term OF four years, has,
aince said election, deceased; and, whereas,
Inc C0nStlt utiOn OF the State Of south Caro-
INA directs that in such case a writ Of cleo
tlon shall be issued by the President OF tho
senate Tor the purpose Of lling the vacancy
tnuS accustomed Tor tile remniudcr OF the
term for which the member 80 deceased was
elected to serve:
Now, therefore, YOU, and each Of ycu, are
hereby required, after due advertise NJ ent md
with strict regard to all the provisions of the
touching Your dnty in puch case to hold an
election for member for the Senate for the
election district aforesaid, to serve Tor tho
remainder of the term for which the said
Hon. Sanders Ford WAS elected, the polls tn
be opened at The various l0lling places of
election in the said district on WEDNESDAY.
the eighth day OF October, A. u. 1873, by the
various tcts OF managers for those places;
anu the counting of the votes east and the.
declaration Of the resuit of the election to be
in accordance with tho provisions CT Sections
and 0i Act OF The General Assembly cnti.
tied IAN Act to amend an Act entitled an Act
providing for tho general elections and the
manner Of conducting tho same," approved
March IL, 1872, page III, A. A., 1871 and 1872
This writ, together with certified copy of
your return OF the election held under it,
have before the Senate ut it's next injecting
| after tho election.
Witness the signature of the Honorable r.
HOWELL GLEAvFs, President Of the Senate,
st Columbia, this 11th day OF September, A.
D. 1873. Il. HOWELL GLEAVES,
President OF tho Senate.
Attest: J. WooDnuFr, Clerk of the Senate.
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MAIL ARRANaxMHltiStrs.-The Northern

MAIL mARRANGxsrKitr Northern
mail opens 6. 30 and 10 80 A. M. closes
s',A. NJ. and e.3S P. NJ. Charleston
opens A. II. and 2.3O PM; closes
6.15 and 8.30P. NJ. Western opens 6. 80
and $50 A. NJ; closes 3 and 6 80 P. NJ.
Wilmington opens 4.SO P. III. closes
6A. M: Greenville opens 6.45 P. NJ. ;
closes Am. On Sunday the Office is
open from 91e to 101a A. NJ.
The story of the degradation of the
North Carolina University is thus told
in the Hillsboro Recorder: "Some of
the young ladies called upon Mr.. Pool
to obtain his permission to use the
chapel for the Sabbath school celebra-
tion. Mr."P.'replied that he had no OBJ
jection. provided the chapel was re-
stored in as good order ss when the per.
mission was granted. One of the young
ladies replied, that on examination of
the chapel they iound it filed with
cows 'She supposed it would be an
easy matter to drive them back into the
building when the exercises were over. ("
A report having obtained currency
that Q resident Of city in Kansas had
offered $1O, 600 to any man who would
marry his cross.eyed daughter, the
hotels in the place were SO over!fun
with visitors that the landlords had to
roost some of them out on poles pro-
jecting from the windows. The ex-
element was somewhat allayed when it
wasfound that the daughter in ques-
ton was :..colored, not plain"
Two of the October magazines, the
Atlantic and the Galary, have stories
founded on the fact that the girl "Lulu, {"
who created sueh sensation in New
York Asa trapezist some time since,
turned out to be q boy.
a snail sheet is issued in Baltimore
called the Baltimore Matrimonial Jour
nal and ReQ Estate Advertiser. The
association between these two interests
unexplained. -.
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GITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits OF 81 and Upwards Received

.e.i.-..---,-s ,-s>c-rs. -----><S
1NTERE8T, ,ALLO WE'D At THE RATE
,.GE SELEN PER QENT. PER ANN UN
ON CERTIENCA1E8 OF DEPOSIT.
IND SIX PER CENT OOAPO UNDED
EVERYGLX AONTHS ON ACOO UNITS.
OREI0 ERs. 3e
Vim. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice-Preaident.
A. G. Brenizor, Cashier.
J. d. Sawyer, In general charge.
John O. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
81 n - Directors.
wade Hampton, Willitm Martin, John B.
Palmer. IA. @. Haskell, r. W. McMaster. E..
g. y. SCOTT, w. g. Eayes, Newberry.
y. Il. Rutledge. Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Char.
eston.
NECHANICs. Laborers, Clerks. widovs
1K1 Orphans and others may hero deposit
their ssvings and draw : liberal rate Of inter.
est thereon. Planters, Professional Men and
Trustees Wishing to draw interest on their
funds until they require them for business or
other purposes; Parents desirinR to net apart
small sums for children, and Married WON an
and Minorg (whose deposits can only be With.
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, by
their legal representatives,) wishing to lay
astde funds for future use, are here Afforded
an opportunity Of depositinR their means
where they win rapidly scoumulste, and, at
the same time, be subject to Withdrawal
when needed. AUG IS
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COL n1BIA, SC.
Freseai Capital, 5i6G. .oC
Authorized Capital, $500 '0C
OFFICER,
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
a. G.. BRENIZER. Cashier.


! III a OFFICERs.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
a. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
y: g.: &. BUTT, .Assistant Cashier.
NYHIB BANK will soon occupy its macnifi
4 cent three-storJ and Mans ard Roof build-
ing, now IN course OF construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets, but
Banking House. opposite the Ooiumbia Hotel
general Banking business transacted. Ger.
tiacates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate OF Seven per cent, per apnun. issued.
OF debt discounted, and money loaned on COL
laterals: Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
ar and O. sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
IN the United States bought and sold.
3. W. MchIaster. B. d. Senn, (of r. D. Sem 4
son,) g. Y. Bearden, tof Copeland & Bear
den.) 4. L: Bryan, w. Q. Swafield, TOT r. &
ss9ssl ssiR;S James sHGeKgs5s Kgsn
Winnsboro. Feb s
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AGENTS tho
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NINE. O. da SILVA
AND
MRS. ALEX. BRADFORD'S

{FORMERLY Mns. OGDEN HOFFMAN's,
Epglish, French and German Boarding and
Day SCHOOL for young Ladies' and Children,
II West 9Sth street, New York, re-opens Sep.
tember "A. Application may be made by let
ter or personally as above. Sept IL 2mos
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g ssa9.sa1T,H|tiEi: HtiEi:i.Wi XRREH HOE.

w these superior HOES. They operate
on an entirely different principle from the
common Hoe, and are the best GARDEN Cor
TON AND OoaE Hoe in use. Dire Mt,n a trial
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Choice Wines.
.E0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAMPAGNE
~ 10 cases Sparkling Catawba,
- cases ..Vix Bars" 10 Gases ''Red Seal"
10 cases Kelley ." Island Wine,
chaks Harmony Sherry"
casks s.Amontilsdo Sherry"
casks "Resere Madeira"
For eale by HOPE GYLBg.
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Seegers' Seer is Pure.
TT don 'tcontain Oooolus Indicus, Fish.Ber-
, 1873-07-06
Tho Gtnnt Qntellects at q Quecr Dim
NOR
O{ipfda Ku&hfrdon EorFfap1udc7,ek AZ ths

V{ip{dg K0f6NQ{QI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az x Pf{2te1phia
''''S'~' Press ~ " wv ''"''S''''''
Another F" anecdote" has unfortunately bcon
left out Of Col. Forney's delightful book. Once
upon 4 tirno ono Of those giant jntellocts Of a
paat generation gave a large dinner party at ono
Of the fashionable hotels at tho cepftaI. A pri-
vate table had een cot in one Of The parlors, tho
hour of tho foast had arrived, the guests wero
assembled, tho dinner WAS perfect, but astonisl,-
ment reigned aupreme, for tho host himself was
nowhere to be found. Among the guests might
Bonton. Massachusetts was represented BY tho
immortal Webster, whilst tic great COM
monwealth Of Pennsylyanin had contrib
utad hor moot distinguished son in tho
EerBon OF James Buchanan. Forrest was
there, enveloped in tho rosy rnye OF his dawn
ing fame, whilst the author Of "Auocdotes of
Public Men" might have bean miBtakon for q
youthful Apollo, or some other equally fau1tess
heathen god vessel with crowded Bails at Bca
without 4 commander; balloon In the upper
, 1873-07-06
4 Flower Sermon

Every year At Bt. Katherine Croo, In London,
there Is proaohed a flowes sermon by the 1sev.
Dr.. Meynoll Whittemoro to the lads and lassos
Of tho great city who may choose to come and
listen to tho unique discourse. It is nineteen
yearn bince the first flowot aormon was preached
by this Clergyman, who originated tho beautiful
ceromony, and on each succeeding twelYcmonth
ho has offiolated ANEW, taking tho artistic huos
aud grateful fragrance OF nature which sur
rounded him and his congregation for his texts.
This place Of meeting ia in the thlckest Of tho
city, whero tho rush Of business Ia tho Inaddost;
aud going into tho cool church crowded with
floral bloom ia like smiting tho mountains with a
magician'a wand, and stopping from earth to
fairy land. To 10 n participation In this pleas-
nutost Of nil religious festivals condition is at
tachod. Each ono must bring an Offering, not
costly or elaborate, but Buch AZ nature olfora in
abundance. the flowers from her folds. Some
humble folk buy peuny bunch Of. the aower-
girls at tho doors; many n1e prepared with n
pretty noaegay a5tfully aFrange1 the =, Old foiha
tho prayer-book iu their hands, and tho younger
genoratlon content themselves with Bo1llo roses
or nnrcIssua In thoir coats. Tho boado md tho
ch,,roh-wardens arc decorated, and on tho pulpit
course all these tolks do moi come from tue par-
iuh Of st. Katl!arlne oroe. AL London has by
this time hoard Of tho howor sermon, aud every
district scnds towot offering to DR.. White
moro, Tho charity g'rls with clean gowns aud
followed by tho blue.coatod hoys with sprlgs of
goranium and ltl,cs Of tho valley, and tho har-
lnony OF sound uuitcs with tile harmony OF
coloEs aH sono Of tho molodlouB old hymns uro
sung, IAis yoar tho Doctor preacllod from tho
appropriate text. "1nBtoal OF tho brar shall
come up tho myrtle troo," aud gayo pleasant los.
sonB throughout his dlHoourbo In moral botany
aud arhoricultnre, In his ast discourse 10
,nontiouod that ni1etoon yoaEs ngo lttlo child
give him his first pulpit ltosogey, and s!lo l.ai
continued hor prulty Hft ever plneo. though sllo
lad boon for aono time u young lady. Flowers
Deon shrowdly laying nature undor ooutribution
to help lIm iii Ais work during all those years,
, 1873-07-06

The story copied below, from tho 81. Albans
Messenger, conea from North 1loro, VT:
"a hon belonging to Mrs. Mayo, of this place,
latehod brood Of olIiol.enu. Thoy took tho
clickonn away, but tho hon persisted In ro-
turning to her noHt. Below tho most. in grain
louno. a cat produced littor OF Kittens. TIC
cat lenying hor charge fow minutes, blddy
aot horseif very cornpouc.lly npon tho !!ittons.
was yictoriouB. Afraid Of what might halpcn,
puts ronlaiaed IN charge ILL compelled by hun.
lilo euro OF lhe ktto,lH. piBa returning, and
having vivid remembrance OF whit She sui
fcrcd 1T tho first cnoountor concluded to altnw
biddy to ronlain. This sho did till 1t waB dis
careicd tllat H!1o had snothorel some Of tho
Littont, whon ulo lattor wero removed and given
over to tloir rlgl.ful guardian"
, 1873-07-06
Tho First American Flag.

From The Trenton IN. ~ Gdzetts.
IN Mics 1ars a smith Stafford Of this city hss
banner ever nado. Old, faded, and torn, It ia
still in good state OF preservation, differing
from those at tho proRenb day only In having
Twelve instead Of thirteen stars upon the bluo
at tho tmo it was put togothor.
It vas made by the ladies Of tho old Swedish
Church Of Philadelpha, assisted by John Brown,
EaA, Secretary Of tho United stntes Marine Com
mittee. Iho presentation Of tho flag was made
to John Paul Jonoa by Misses Mary and Sarah
Austin, the latter of whom afterwari became tho
wife Of Commodore Barry.
Paul Jones' hoiBted it on tho Bon Homme Rich
ard, aud on tho 2ad Of September, 1878, tho en-
gaXe@msnt took Place between her and the serapis
-one OF the foruest over known-whon tho Bon
Honme Richard and Herapis were laallcd TO-
gethor, the flag Was out down by British officer.
James 3. Stafford (tho father Of Miss Htanord)
ting In two tho left shoulder OF Stafford folling
Aam to tho deck. Thia wound, owing to unHkillful
treatmont, roopened many years afterwarl,
causing Lieut.. Stafford tho most intense euf.
tho Ion Homme Richard was Sinking, the dag
waB seized by ono Of tho sailors, and traneforroi
by Paul JonoB to the American ahip-ot-war Alli-
ance, where 1t ronla1ned until tho oloao of tho
s var: The vessel was then nold to Robert Nor
as merchantmen for tho East India traAlo, Tho
Secretary Of tho United Statos Marine Commit
too wrote to Lieut.. Jamos B, RtaiTord that tho
Oomlnitseo with the advice OF Commodore John
Larry. had decided to proaont him with tho flag,
medicine Ghost, and :" tower muskot" bolons..
lug to tho Alliance. In consideration Of hts brnY-
ery In mailing up tho ilag whom it had boon cut
down By NritiBh officer. during tho action be-
tween tho bon uommo lllcharl and Bornpia.
Lieut.. Stafford kept the relica by him aatil his
death, aomo thirty odd yeasa ago, aud they aro
now In the possession OF his only daughter. Miss
Sarah Stafford. The muskot alludetf to weighs
ton and half pounds. has tho word "towor II
engraved thereon, and the lottora q. 1.-Geor-
giuA leox.
But. Of courae. the mont valuable rollo is tho
bannor. Miss Stafford Aas received many ofYera
for its purchase; but Hl.o uniformly doolnos
thom all. But hllo IL growing old, now, and says
that alao is nore dlBposod to listan 10 propo.l-
tion for selling than heretofore, but no trfllltg
sum will Induce Lor to lot 1t pass from Lor hands,
What nlore appropriate emblem could be- dis
played At the Centennial Celebration tllan this
firHt banner OF orr country, made upon the Hpot,
noarly century bofore2
, 1873-07-06

days tho tauofa wore fought In Dladansb,,rg, but
tho "]arks" were caught in Georgetown. Itow
fortunate for tho men 1T thnso days that tho tai
Philadelphia dalios woro unc1oato,l nothings.
, 1873-07-06

U"Which wilt ths Americans hnye lt?Gs
Tho book Is to DO all about Mr.. Train aud tho
Credit Mobiller and everything else, and ID to
DO the most thrilling, startling, aud extraordl-
nary book Of motleEn timoB."
, 1873-07-06

men grow old plematuroiy whom separated from
all genin sooietY. But It iR tho fate OF aomo to
elaseed, in miners' phrase, aa Il ollt Of luck"
Mr.. Charles Lover eays, "tThero can be- no per-
feotton anywhere, or in anything, It Is evidont,
where l.diea are not" Any person who h.s
agree With him, and, at tho ssme time, register
Wish that this itom toward perfection may bo
speedily supplied. There are plenty OF ladies'
East who would bo willing to aojourn, for
6hort time at least, among the mountains; and,
1t they were once here, HOMO of them might boo
induced to roman.
NO PERMANENT GOOD
can DO done IN any country whore there aro no
tyre. They bring civilization aud oontentlnout
with tho1n, and, whoro they arc, men are Batla-
fod to romain and work. But, without them.
all sncccsa is % nothing, aa thoro III no solid
prosper which Is without good society.
valley which strotohos on to the eastward, tue
BEArr1EuL LINES or LoSarELLow
wore brought foroibly to mind:
In tho groan and sllent valley,
1sy the peasAut wutor-cuurses,
epre.d the meadows and tho grasa- -holds
And beyond them etanla tho forcat,
Htand tlle grover Of singing rine-trocs,
Gree Green II Summer. while Ii Winter,
Ever sighnE, oyot singing.
anu the pleasant water.con1scs,
~ Tho rushing In the Ap1Ing limo,
Dy the white fog In tia Autumn
By the black line IL the Wintsr.
No truor picture Of Wild sceuoEy, with a|l ltg
grandeur md Aionce was ever written Io an
old nount!ainoor,, "The Song Of IIiawatha is o
never-tailing well-aprng Of delight and ploas-
ure. It briggs to mind and recollection olsl III
dlan scenea and adventures peoples tho proAont
with picturesque objects throws q glamour
over wild foraya and one can sec the lodgea Of
tho red.men near tho rlppling streams, auaItl tho
budding bushes, with tho blue smoke roIliux
away lazily amid tho greon branolles.
AN ExpLonlNn EXPEDITION
Is at work In this section OF country, finding
new roads. mud making now maps, Tho o1podi-
, 1873-07-06
A LOVERS RUSE,

any namos. ALGEBRA.
A LOVERS RusE.
In NJ, ono Of tho largor Fronch provincial
oiticr, during tho summer Of 1871, young Ger
man Officer waa quartorod in tho house Of rich
! merchant NJ. b ESQ tho merchant waa call
od) was a Ohauv1nist Of tho purest water. At
tho beginning Of tho campaign he was sanguine
In tho bo1iof that, within four weeks, all Cor
many would be at tho foot Of the Emperor Napo-
loon; aud now, despite all tho royornea tho
Frnnch arms had mot with, from Wctsaenbnrg
to Paris, he wss thoroughly convinced that Gam
botta, with his nowly-created army, would aoon
drive the hated German invaders to man from
the "saored aoil OF Franco"
Until this ardently longed-for tnomont arrived,
like tho prudent man that ho vAs, ho paid tho
ta1os aud oontributions demanded Of him BY the
for ies f',dudns PfHssiens BY vilifying Bismarck
and the King Of Prussia In bis little family cir
91o, and by avoiding, a. fsr - possible, Lieut..
D@-, D@m- who was 9uartstcd IL hts house.,
tor, were good patriots but their patriotism did
not provont their Anling Lieut.. d yery
to spend considerable ehro OF his lei-
Louison, tho daughter, wns is yoars old, and
years o1dor. wna an nccomnl,aScd ,nnn =, sooietv
and thorourhly 1nastsr at tho Franch 1snonnro'
Whnt was 6nya nstursi thor that dasn;3o aH8o. g..
iionul difrcrcncos the yonnr pnnn1o a1,pm1d h.
was vorv kinfiv f1ianosod tov.nI 4na aIorsrt mrt
yonnr o}Y,cor }ovornG ha suit and onoonps1aS
bor fn-in-Inw. thst wnnid ha to SornnIIv saI
Ionison'g fnther for her hand, INT Pam r. p ao.
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dnni thnn ti,o vito ~ pr,aai.n g.vn thn finu[
tsnnnt n nol,fo Int icc,i}eJ ref1sssi and so-hsd,
i,ia yifo and f]aurhtor from bn1Jny, any fnrthar
intcronnrro viii, }1;m ,rha i,dfoa Toro raauastod
to occunv ono wing ~ the honua nnd AZ oor.
yanta raceiyod strict or1ers to lony thc rr1,na;nn
ofiicnr ali comm,,ncntion whetsoavar 1;h t,,.