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The Republican journal., 1873-06-19

Since the foregoing has been put in
type, important additional evidence has
come to light The little boy of six years
who was struck upon the head, has so far
recovered as to make some statements re-
garding the matter. Upon being asked
by the person nursing him, how he was
hurt, he said, ''Why, don't you know !?
Uncle John struck me with the axe. He
raised it away up, and it came down right
on my head. He struck papa, too, and
mamma. Papa will tell you all about it
when he gets we'll" Such testimony as
this, given with the artlessness of child
hood, is conclusive and damning.
The little girl Anna, since her examine
ton before the inquest, has recollected
other facts She says that when John
told her TO go to Mr.. Harmon's, she went
leave, and seeing the smoke she called to
John that they were burning up in there.
He replied 81 don't care. Come along
and let them burn"
On Tuesday, Col. Fogler went again to
the house, and secured important evidence
A pair of bloody stockings were found
behind the tireboard in John Gordon's
room. There was also found in that room
a piece of a iute switch such as women
The Republican journal., 1873-06-19
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1873.
WILLIAM H. SIMPSON.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
The Republican journal., 1873-06-19

low
BELFAST FOUNDRY. Attention Is called i"
the announcement of the improved facilities OF
this OLD and we'll known e-taDt .-hueut. Under
the energetic management OF Mr.. Castle it has
wonderfully increased lis capacity and useful
ness. With improved tools and methods it now
turns out brass castings, galNanizlng. Ship
pumps and ship machinery of the best kind,
and every description Of heavy work. Mr..
Abbot, the Superintendent and Mr., George
Chase the efficient Foreman of the lnOuldiue
shop, who have so long and faithfully served
the public, are still at the foundry, ready TO wa
upon customers. We are glad to learn thai
business has increased to such an extent thai
four times as many hands are employed ~ there
were previous to the recent change in manage
ment. Great pains are taken To keep the quail
ty of the work up to Il high standard, and our
shipbuildng friends and Others cannot do better
than to order from the Belfast Foundry.
THE GREAT NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS
AND HIPPopRoME. This popular circus com
pany win exhibit in Belfast, Tuesday the oath.
afternoon and evening. one of the speciultie~
Of this company is that it ignores all pretension
TO being any thing else than what ii is
first class circus,' got up in the original and
legitimate style of crcuseS. Among the talent
may be found the following artlsts--Nlr. f.. W.
Perry, in the great four horse act in which he
has no rival; Mile Zeo Zeonett and Mons Re
veni the daring trapeze performers; Miss Min
ME Perry, the dashing equestrienne: f. Tour
niaire, Briggs and other distinguished perform
erS. Al O'Clock Mile Jennete Ellsler will
make an ascension single wire from the
ground to the top OF the centre pole. "A distance
of 300 feet. Prot. A. Nichols fine brass band
will parade in their golden chariot, Oh avn by
16 beautiful horses. four abreast, on the morning
OF exhibition,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-17

Mr.. EniTCE: III tae srl;,lc on tun.-
incn .,ti4uo.s !a.t week ypu say: "y!.ft
Two Of Tile frahle--. uf ;ae Catholic
eiil..N'li cAIiaia i'.' f.ie !'fie i. $50. ,.l-
ir'-'r. 10 aye sc.rJ.a. n1r 10 .ar. y!
Lfr'd, srbunl. -ld Ill. not ricna u
r.: iI.i,iEr a.aiist tAciu. att. t!geci-
=, i:ap.s~ iIsi i.c lis 10 eoit.siOa to
,i'c rnil.,l'rH o! iIis congregation attend
id-- nrern ~,iicui, ~ ANY olhrr dee
>s.t.oi. aifrr lIey have taIcn tacir lrsr
'N.i..nlih.nii. w hirh ne. rrrn lie Gus
.nal ipr severn. years ~ tAiG town. -
iNcifc az fifteen gIri. aAG boss have
"e'H 80 cilraied. nEi have t.us p.o-
cared license. AMI Taught Tree schools,
nu-i "i "iIOm are non tgacii,ng.
AnE, sir. what started his difficulty!
why Ill this disturbance in the town
AMI Eei riiborliutd!
ID La been asserted BY fifteen or more
Responsible persons, niembcrs OF the
tainolic church, that Tie Priest in lie
church AID elsewhere. publicly drnuunc-
cd those parents WHO are now. or have
been. sending their children to The scaco!
taught by Mr.. Green, and cricrp them
10 sop; denounced the school rs tile
Devils school and thai those educated
there were tit subjects Tor jail, &C., and
that Tie new school house would soon
have TO be sold for & business house,
that the Catholics have built i. for g
dozen Frotestants, and for gevera! weeks
has been repeating these, ara. many 9TH
er such to say the least hard words.
Perhaps these sentiments being uttered
in tie German language, mean some
a. oil M ls.a, -
Translated into Engiiel. ~ SC, vii the
Priest be so kind as 10 inform Us what
Was the meaning intended 10 be con-
veyed?
Now the facts are, there were fifteen
Catholic children attending Mr. & .een'e
school. every one &c whom have taken
their first communion. You Farther say !:
That you are informed that ~ agree
ment has been srrived 81 by the Catholic
teachers, that hereafter The Catccliism
shall be taught after schooi hours ONLY.
WHO made this agreement. and how is
1t carried out! just LIST week the Priest
was in the country. catechising schoo.
NOT AFTER SCHOOL hours and Protest
ant children are sent home. and arrive
at home. from 81 10 9 O'Clock. On the
9th of January tie Priest ordered all
catho lie teachers in his congregation TO
come to his house on the 7th there they
were ordered 10 teach the Catechism, rs
usual. where there were no Protestant
children present. and to hang up Cru
cih- IN the school room and keep a
sharp lookout 1oi the County Examiner,
and hide ii When he came. THIS TO he
on THE SLY so hat Parents or Prot
csiants should not know IL. And one
olncr explanation is very desirable. The
fricst announced in Church. about the
ast OF scpfen Der or the first Of October
mat the free schools would commence
therc the first of October, (day not 70.
mrmbered), about the time other FIRE,
schools gcner rally commenced: and no v
On the 9Th or 9th Of January, some O
me Church uthorities say, free schoo
ms not yet commenced IL il very de-
t'rabie TO have these things more full,
explained. Pso EoSo Prrr,ra
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U--i,y '.uiice IN another coininu il
will BE- seen that the firm OF Friedman
& Ieinderipr, ~ Bretzyille, has been
disso..ed. Mr.. schurz buying out AIR.
Frie,.uan. We wish the new firm sue
cess. They are both young men, and
need lady partners, which is likely to
cause good trade toward their store.
or Onc-balf of the Vincenncs Sun
has been purchased by DIR. A. Patton. of
Vincennes. who in connection with DR..
Thomas will hereafter conduct ii. Two
doctors ought TO be able TO give the
people Of the Wabash valley healthy
news at least. Ii DIR. Patton succeeds
as well a. an editor, as he did a. an es-
savist for the Knox Agricultural Society
last Fall. he will be decided addition
10 the tripod, and the Sun will shine
more brilliantly than ever.
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IL Emperor Charles Louis Ma
poleon Bonaparte died at Chiseihurst,
England, on Thursday of last week, OF
gravel in the bladder. Ills death ere
ates sensation among the crowned heads
OF Europe. as his resumption of the
throne of France was generally consil-
cred but Il question OF time. Ills re-
mains are temporarily inferred at CHS
elhurst, until such time as they can suit
ably I've removed TO France : x. Thers
at present refusing TO allow lin to be
buried ia France with the honors usu-
ally accorded an Emperor. Hi, son sur :
wives him. and will probably be En-
peror OF France ere many years. under
tie tile of Napoleon w.
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THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDucA-
Tio>.--Wc welcome with sincere pleas
urc to our Exchange LET Ills sable ana
Interesting periodical. published by A.
ii. AsorEws i 60. of Ciiicago.
W. are I'll re our teachers aud school
Officers VIII ii..l j; q. ind veasablc aid
10 them in tAeir work, a. il discusses al!
phases Of the subject Of k'ure,.oA, a,d
contains numerous and valuable plane
and suggestions Tor Luiil.ag scheoi-
houses S"ii to Ike publishers for &
specimen copy, Oh call at our o.icc amd
examine ours.
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TO LOTS.

Benedict James w, Portersville, lot
No. 10, taxes due, inclu ding delinquent
81 81.
Poison James Z, Jasper, Buchart's ad.
dition, lots No. 8, IL, l6. taxes due, i'm
Guiding delinquent, $40 06.
Poison John, Jasper, lot No. 7, taxes
due, including delinquent 81 %.
Bauer Barbara, Jasper, Kundick's add.
lot NO. 8, taxes. due, including delin-
lquent 81 81.
Jochem John Il Joseph. Jasper, lots
No. log, 157, lao, al, taxes including
dclinqucnis$2l "a.
| Dclphos Catharinc, Huntingburg, w.
|pt. OF the T.. OF lot No. 81, taxes due,
Including delinquent 81 6s.
Black George M. Schnellville. s. w.
lot No. IL, taxes including delinq. So O4.
| Gasser Markus, St.'Antbony, Teip's
add. lots No. 8, "a, taxes due, Including
delinquent S. 80.
Richard Franz, st. Anthony, lots No.
ID, -, II, IT, taxes due, including de-
llinquent ~ 10.
Betsch OtiIia G, Bretzvillc, lot No. 3,
taxes due, including delinquent 50 80.
Poshen VIM, Ferdinand. w. add. lot
NO: q taxes due, including del mo. 81 ~.
Unknown Owner, Ferdinand, lot No.
l255. taxes including delinquent SO 80.
Wittenhill w, Ferdinand, lot No. PIG,
taxes including dclinquent.S2 40.
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBoIs COUNTY, SIS:
], AUGUST LITSCHGI, Auditor in
and for said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a correct list OF
lands ard lots returned and remaining
Delinquent for the non-payment of taxes
due thereon, or by the owner thereof,
Tor the year 1871. together with the
taxes for the current year, interest, PEN
atty, and charges thereon, as appears on
record in my Office.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF
December. 1872.
AUGUST LITSCHGI, A. D. C.
N Q Z I c. e
is hereby given that so much of the
Lands and Lots described in the fore
Going list as may be necessary 10 the dis
charge OF the taxes, interest and charges
thereon, or due from the owner thereof.
at the time. of sale, will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the Courthouse door.
N Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana. on
The I'd Monday Of February, 1873, Dc-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock. p. ". OF said day. i'm the man
ner prescribed by aw, andlhat such sale
will be continued from day to day until
all of said lands and lots are disposed or
| AUGUST LITSCHGI.
! Auditor Of Dubois County.
| December 18th. 1872.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator Of the state o. john G..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
Administrator Of the estate % john &.
Angercr. late Of Dubois County, Indi-
ana. iecea sed.
said esl ale is probably solvent.
JOHN G. HARDER. Admr.
Jan. 3d. ls73-3w
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A coon TIME COMING.

People need not be respondent. 1t
viii not rain always. The source of
these everlasting floods must be ex-
hausted after a time. Then, when the
earth is dry and poisonous, exhalations
are no longer waited about on the wings
OF every wind, healthfulness will
again bless the land. Then the wants
oi the country and of interior towns
VIII have accumulated. They will break
down restraints which dread of disease
mas uplifted, and Memphis will be
crowded with an active, busy, trading
population from each of the adjacent
states. Not only are present evils transit
tory, but Memphis suffers no special
@etriment Wherever heavy, ceaseless
rains fau, in all the towns, and cities
and villages, from the Alleghanies to
the Bocky mountains, the same causes
are producing like effects. There is no
coz daSion or infectious disorder;
but that quality of drenched, heated at
m'1sphe1e, which begets Iassitude and
l'sadstools, and is burdened with Odors
nom saturated bogs and soils, generates
the disorder which is sometimes akin to
cholera. 1t t. not contagious or halfso
fatal. But let US be hopeful. Trade
was never so active as it will be when
health, with ruddy cheeks and spark
ling eyes, looks down and blesses the
land we inhabit Prepare for its COM
ing, and let the country and cities learn
the fact through advertisements in the
AP-PFAI-
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DIED.

WEBER-On the llth instant, ADoLPH
WEBER, in his thi. .ty-n1nth year.
His funeral will take place this THURS.
DAY. afternoon, from his late residence
corner Madison and -DeSoto streets, at two
o'clock. His friends and acquaintsnees, and
also his brother Johns, are respectfully in
vited to attend.
DAVIDSON the Ilth instant, Lucy NJ, be-
loved Wife of Samuel DavidS, aged forty
eight years,
Funeral from her late residence, 6l9 Shelby
street, this tTHURSDAY) afternoon at four
o'clock. Friends and aequaintances are re-
spectfully Invited to attend.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

MOBILE, June IL Cotton quiet
and firm; middling Is; net receipts,
16 bales; exports-coastwise 157 bales
sales, 1000 bales; stock, q, SOP bales.
GALVESTON, June IL. - Cotton
firm good ordinary, 1449142; net re-
ceipts, 81 bales; exports-coastwise 742
bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, 80, ,404.
CHARLESTON, June u.-Cotton
firm for good ordinary; middling, Isl /;
good ordinary, 1901; ordinary, 13@
II; net receipts, 3S5 bales; exports
cOastwise, S33 bales; sales 200 bales;
stock II ,699.
SAVANNAH, June l1.-Cotton firm
and but little doing; middling, 1890; net
receipts, $50 bales; exporUs-eoastwise
6S4 bstess sales, l65 bales; stock, l6, I5ls
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The Fourth National Bank OF
Memphis

in the city of Memphis, in the county OF
Shelby, and State of Tenne ssee, has ceen duly
organized under and according to the require
ments of the act of Congres entitled "An act
to provide a National Currency secured by a
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June 8, 1854, and has complied with
all the provisions of said act required 70 be
complied with before commencing the oosl'
ness of banking under said act
Now, therefore, 1, John Jay Knox, Comp
trOller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
The FoURTH NATIONAL BAEK OF MEMPHIS
ia the city OF Memphis, IN the county Ol
Shelby, and State of Tennessee, is authorized
to commence the business of banking under
the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF office, this 3lst day Of March, 1873.
ISignedl JSO VAT KNOX,
aD4 CnmDtr Currency.
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OFFICE OF THE
INVENTORS AID ASSOCIATION,

MEMPHIS, TENN, June 2, 1873.
Hg- There viii be a meeting OF the stock
holders of the Inventors Aid Association, at
their office, No. l2 West Court street, from 10
am. to pm, on Thursday, june I2, 1873.
for the purpose of electing Five Directors, to
serve for the ensuing year.
les j. e. LAPPHIER, Secretary.
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ANOTHER NINE DISASTER.
A Fire-Damp Explosion near ShamOkin,
Penn.-SeTeral Lives LOst-Great
Excitement.
Fifty Men in the Mine at the Time Of the
Aeeident-Thirty-fiVe Escape.

| SHAMoKIN, PA, June lI.-An ex-
plosion occurred this morning IN the
l Henry Clay colliery, operated by the
Philadelphia and Reading coal and iron
company, near this place. The cOlliery
had not been inspected for some time,
but has always been considered safe. 1t
had the capacity for mining eight thou
sand tons of coal per month, and sixty-
| five men were employed in working the
mine. Conrad DrUmheiser, the inside
boss, went into an old working claim
on the water level, when the explosion
| Immediately followed, caused, it is
thought, by the fre-damp being fred,
which communicated with the air-ways
| from the water level into the
slope below, where the men were
at work. The miners in this section
of the coal region not being accustomed
to black-damp, thought it was blazing
powder that had been set on fire. They
remained in the slope till almost over
come with the blaek-damp, and then
! starting to come up met the body of the
after-damp, and fell senseless. The
stronger men managed to get out, how
ever, and gave the alarm to the guide
The Others followed, but on reaching the
top of the slope they fell back, being
completely overcome. John HAYS, out
side boss, on hearing the alarm, inme-
diately went to their rescue. After pro-
ceeding about five hundred wards he fell
face downward in a pool of water. and
was drowned. Enoch Mageneski was
found drowned by his side. Eight men
were brought out dead. There was no
caving in of the mine, as at
first supposed, and there was no
fault in ventilation. The accident re-
suited from old gas exploding in a dis
used mine. Up to ten in the evening
ten dead bodies had been taken out.
Many men from the surrounding mines
came TO render assistance. The excite
nlent was intense, wives and children
rushing to the scene of the disaster, find
ing their husbands and brothers dead OF
gasping for breath, while others were
eagerly watching the arrival of their
friends on the slope-wagons from below.
There were fifty men in the slope at the
time Of the explosion, thirty-five of
whom are known to have escaped and
will recover.
William Brown, prominent coal op-
orator at this place fell down the Daniel
Webster shaft this afternoon, one hum
dred and sixty feet deep, and broke his
leg and was otherwise injured.
; LATER-The body of Conrad Dumhei-
ser has not yet been found, but men are
working with a will to get to him. His
time-book was found this morning. Five
of the victims lie buried. The coroner's
jury adjourned till tomorrow morning,
without coming to any conclusion, but
the deaths are generally attributed to
fire damp and drunkenness. The body,
when found, will tell the whole story.
Cydia Murray, practical woman's
rights advocate, who follows the calling
of cab-driver. has lately been fined five
dollars for fast driving in a London
street. She paid up, like true Jehu,
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OFFICE OF SOUTHERN LIFE INsU-
" RANCE COMPANY.

MEMPHIS, TENN, June 2, 1873.
~ The Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company win be held at the Office
of the Company, Tuesday, July LIST, PrOx.,
at O'Clock pm. At this meeting Fifteen Di-
rectors for the ensuing year viii be elected.
les BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE co.

MEMPHIS, TzNrs., June 4, 1873
Rs- The Annual meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Carolina Life Insurance Company viii
be held at the office Of the Company, No. AZ
Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn, on Monday,
june 20, 1878, between the hours of 10 am.
and pm, for the purpose of elect ng Fifteen
Directors for the ensuing year.
WBI. MsBROWNE, s. -etsry.
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Address
Most Noble Grand. and Gentle

Most Noble Grand, and Gentlemen OF the
Cdd Fellows Fraternity:
1 have been called on by the ladies Of Mem
phis to express to you their appreciation of
your noble body. md words Inadequate to
express the true feelings OF each lady. The
ladies were anxious to offer your lodge a
token of their high esteem. A banner was
selected, and a portion of the money was
raised by giving a festival, but tnclemeut
weather was the cause Of not being able to
raise the whole amount. must say the ladies
have done WELL for the number of workers
was quite small While engaged in giving the
festival each lady seemed to do her best, that
the undertaking should prove a success. But
they are not satisfied, and will not be until
the balance due has been paid by them.
Engraved upon this banner we see the
Scales OF Justice, the Nursing Mother, the
Dove, the Lion and the Lamb, and other OBJ
tects OF charity. Each has its full meaning.
l understand, in your wise legislation, yOu
have provided fund, known as the - Widow
one motive that prompted the ladies to go for
ward and work so earnestly. We see you are
not selfish, for you are remembering those
whom God has promised to watch over and
protect. Your mem bership is quite large,
numbering near one hundred. Your number
has increased rapidly. Not only this, but you
have been instrumental IN setting up another
lodge in one of our sister cities. We believe
your motives are good, therefore we hope for
yOur prosperity. One year ago to-day your
81 Chartsr" " was granted to you from England.
where you are recognized as a brother; but
in our own country there is no recognition be-
tween Odd Fellows on account Of color. |
hope the day is not far distant when il will be
here as IT is there each looked upon as a
brother. In behalf of the ladies Of Memphis.
| present you this banner as a token OF their
high esteem.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE dead body
OF a man was found this morning at
half-past one at the corner of Desplanes
and Randolph streets, with a bullet
wound through his heart The police
have no means Of knowing whether it
is a suicide or murder. The body is yet
unidentified.
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NOTICE

FTNHE undersigned have associated with -,r u
L Mr.. GEORGE E. RUDISILIJ, in The Que, :
ware and China business, under the firm ma
and style Of NM. q =. JACK & 60. IL
business will be continued at the old stand.
2243f Main street., ", q s. JACK
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New Potatoes.
HernandO, Mississippi,
Tuesday, June 18th, at s o'clock pm

So VaIedictory to the Graduates by Rev. F.
PROSTOR, Pastor of the Baptist Church.
SS- Patrons and friends Of the College in
Yited to attend. Jel2
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PLUMBERS.
PLUMBER,
STEAM AND GAS FITTRR

sa5- The place TO get your Water
Pipes, Gas Pipes, Street Sprinklers, Hy-
drants, Bathtubs, Pumps, ETC., at the
Lowest Prices. mh29
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.TlG Thomas Lots.

A BOUT THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
n of these beautiful lots still on hand, and
we viii keep them open at the present LOW
PRICES and LIBERAL TERMS of payment
for short time longer All who would avail
themselves Of the present advantages must
not delay closing negotiations, for when once
the prices are advanced we do not propose to
reduce them again. Call and get plots and
make a thorough inspection Of the property
without delay.
D0NOH0 & BULKLEY,
my25 80 Madison street.
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FOR SALE.
Sale of Valuable Let ON Ten
ReSsee street.

WYE viii sell at public auction, to the high
w est bidder, on Monday, June rs, Isz3.
at - M. on the premises, that valuable un
improved residence property, being lot No. 3,
and part OF No. +, block 9, fronting 70 feet on
the east side of Tennessee street Ql0 feet uortS
of Irrelevant street, and running back $50 feet
TO Clinton alley, or street.
TERMs-One-third cash balance in one and
two years, with interest.
SWAYNE & COLMAN
Real Estate and Rental Agents, I75 Main st
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order of Odd Fellows Anniversary
mired by the large crowd which had gathered
to witness the procession. They were neatly
dressed, and presented fine appearance. At
stand by the ". g. Robert Aydlett. Prompt
at four O'Clock, Miss Emma :. Owen rose and
ecnII Ic.---