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FOR SINGING GLASSES!
THE SONG MONARCHY!

BY II. II. Palmer, assisted by l.. 0. Emerson
A BOOK admirably fitted for the use OF
IA SinSing-Schooi Teachers, having, in
additinn To a compact thfOrrti: rOurse,
more than l80 page. filled with GIees,
Quartcttes. Airs, Iunes, &c., Ne, pleasant
to sing al, where. and constituting Il most
agreeable course nt study. good book
also t"r College Choirs. for Scminarics and
Social sings iiicc 10 cts OF 81 SO jm.r dpZ.
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COLUMBIA, S. G.. THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER g. 1874
The Proper Time

FHO TAKE HEGNlrSu'J BLOOD AND
l. LIVER PILLS is when you have Nau-
sea. Loss Of Appetite. YelI6wed Cast OF the
Skin, Hush OF Blood to tho Head, Cold En-
tremities, Ringing i'll the Ears, Pain in the
Back, Side aud Shoulders, High Colorcd
Urine, Vertigo and Biliousncss. The, afford
prompt relief. For sale on,!at
Sept HEINIFSH'S Drug Store
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To Tax Unions + the Several Counties
or SOnth CnrOlinn.

l. The County Unions shall consist
Of two delegates from each Subordi-
nate Union, with one delegate addi-
tionnl for every twenty members be-
yond twenty in each Subordinate
Union. Tho Subordinate Uniona are
therefore requested, without delay. to
send their delegates to their respective
County Unions.
\ 2. The County Unions are hereby
requested to appoint. without delay,
delegates to ''Ihc Tax Union Of the
State of South Carolina"
3. The Tax Unions Of the State OF
South Carolina is hereby convoked to
meet in Columbia, on Thursday. the
10th day Of September next, ut 10
o'clock AZ.
4. Tho County Union Of Eichlnnd
is hereby requested to provide IL suita-
BILE hall for the assembIayo of the State
Union at tho time and place desig.
mated.
By authority of the Taxpayers
Convention.
JANIES CuECNIIT
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Drs. Greene. LindIey'& & Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

COMPOUND EXTRACT CORYDA-
" LIS, the n eat vegetable Alternative for
all diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. tsKEENE'S FIT CURE, for tho
cure OF Epilepsy, Fits, Spasms, and convul-
si0ns of all kinds.
Dedicated Honey. for Coughs, Cclds,
Bronchitis, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air passages
Neuraiulu Specifics certain and spe edy
eur. for Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Nervous
Hcad-achc and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Agu- Cure. Contains
M Quininn. 4 NEST positive remedy Tor
Chilir, Bilious Fever, and COMPOSITIONS of
Liver and spleen. Act. like charm.
Prepared at the Laboratory. Cha rlottr,
y. g. For saie by ". u. FISHER,
Nov 2n tly Columbia =, C
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA COTTON PRESS!
Patented March, 1870,

AUGUSTA, GA.
I'M Z satisfaction this PRESS has given
a in The past, the great Improvement
made ON 1t, and the fact of its being from
forty to fifty dollar. cheaper than any other
good Press. should induce planters and
others t" seud for one oi our new CircuICre
before purchasing. We also manufacture
irons TOR Water Power Presses and Screw
Presses. Address
PENDLETON e. BOARDbfAN,
Foundry and Machine Works. k0ilock
street. Augusta. Ga. july wll4mo
Spartan burg and Asheville Railroad.
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In the District Court If the United
States, for South <aronna.
In tho matter "f T. ". McMnrtcr, OF Me
Master, Monieith it.,alh. nt COlunbia
8. c.. HankruDts.-.P Petition for fui aud
final discharge IN Bn"k"npicy
kDERED, that hearing be had on tho
~ 2lst day of September. at Federal
Court House, in CharIes.on,S $ C.;andthat
all creditors. &c:, Of SAID Bankrupt appear
II said time ard place. and show calise, If
any they can. SHY the prayer OF the pcti-
toner should not be granted.
By ordnr OF the Court the "a Ii dav OF
August. 1874. DANIEL HDKLDECK,
Clerk OF tho District Cour, oi the Unitcd
States for H"n'i Carn'irn Aug 20 s3
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Medicines

medicines,
LNOK PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
~ For Curing Rheumatism.
For Curing Chills and cever.
For Curing Riugworm and utter,
For Curing Coughs nud CONSUMPTION,
For Curing Dyspepsia,
Will he found at HEINITSE'S
Sept Drug store.
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A hls new store, Main sti ett. nearly Up-
N posiir the Central National Bank has
large and beautiful stCck If fine WATCHES
stem and key winders. from best European
aud American manufacturers, aud of his
own importation. in gold and silver cnses.
Elegant JEWEl.N! An unr,valed assort.
mcnt just received anu I'll the latest styies.
Sterling S1I.FEK-WhkE, i'll sets and cases,
Bridal Presents, and II very it:r selection of
Plated Ware. Gold watch and Neck Chains,
Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and En-
Eagenent hings. large stock of Sptctacles
and Evc-GlMspcs, Clocks, Musical Boxes,
and great variet! of Fancy AriicIcr My
stock is the largest and bert selected il. the
Southern country and will i,e sold a. chear
NJ same article can be- bought nrAwi ei.
Oct "a
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KEROSENE OIL CHEAP.

FULL cow L " NJ Et'T TEST,
at 20 Gents per GnIicn.
FTIHIS is tho "amn qualify OIL W. have
retailed for linarIy TE& YEARS in Co.
iuubia. NEiT.!! ); DEA!i, nor DESC
LATION har EYER n'crcd any inmily from
It's use, pulpit ura,"ry To the contrary not
withsta nding. Il, 'his price, it is a boon
to the people. and our saie. show that they
know and appreciate it,, For further par
ticnlars, SEQ GEORGE SYMMEi.S.
Sept 2
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IT, LET IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES To SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bcd-Eooms from So per month upwards;
Emily Rooms from Sc per month upwards;
Lawyers Offices from sc pr month upwards.
WATER. GAS, WATER and WOOD CLO-
: rs and other modern improvements In
le building. no back rooms, oil fronting
vn the street. Good ventilation. Janito-
in charge Of building. Apply ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIDELS l. EZELL.
April
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New Books at BrYan's.

f1NllE GREAT ICE AGE aud its Relation
Il to tho Antiquity OF Manly Jamos
Geike, I. X. s. 81 so.
Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox. fof time Of George
!II.) So 90.
Summer. tprotessor,) on American Cur.
rtncy. IS 90.
|erncs' Meridian or Adventures in South
Africa.
Ecrncs' from tnc Earth 60 the Moon ana
Around 1t. loo
sun Fiors of the Earth or tho Seasons,
iilustra,cd-by Proctor. +. Il. =. So So
Errncs' Journey to the Centre OF tho
Earth. rs cents.
Also, 4 supply of new NOVELS, by Eng
iish and German authors, cheap
LAHYE::S' OFFICES!
lNSGIIhNEE OFFlCES!
ROOMS FOR FAMILIES!
SINGLE IfIEll. II IN NJ 6 '
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ment or South Carolina.
Sharcs Fifty Dollars eacL, payable in tc1.
installm cnts.
Every citizen OF this State she uld own a,
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent nar-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde-
vcloped back country containing a fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and ine1hau usti-
bic water power; her contiguity to the
West Indies and South America, and her
unparalleled European ocean courec, is
destined, upon The completion of this Is.
PoRTAST TRUNK LINE, to emerge firm her
prostratcd condition and become wh.,
nature has intended she should be-the
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS cf the
SOUTHERN SECTION Of the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY.
The following clause in the charter ia
published for the information OF sub
scribers:
SEC. 4. "rhat no Stakeholder OF said
Company ehall be held liable for the debts
contracts or acts of said corpor alton,
beyond tho amounts actually rub. cribed to
the Capt Stock OF snid Company by such
Stakeholder"
DIRECTORS:
GEO. W. WILLIAMS, GABRIEL CANNON,
Is. BoLLMANS, JOHN H. EylNs,
ALvA GAGE, Il. Is. JETER,
THEo. D. JERvEY, d. u. DUNCAN,
TuEo. u. BARKER, JAMES E. BLACK,
JOHN &. FAIRLY, JUHN S. WILEY.
Principal Ofico and Address, IS Brosd
street Charleston y c.
c. G. .MEMMlNGER. President.
A. G. KAUFMAN, Secretary and Treas.
JulV y 3nio
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q link in the Air Limo Road between the
citics Of Cincinnati. Leuisvi!!e, St. Louis,
Chicago and Charl".'r, scventy-four
miles long. wi:h less ,. .wenty Gailes OF
heavy work.
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The Road That promises to make Charles
ton the market for the trade OF the great
Northwest, tho West Indies, South Anne,
RIGA and Europe; alec, an important en-
grant station.
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To Rent.
Central Hotel,

Central Hotel,
GEc CANAL strcc;, corner OF Elm,
ICD New York, one block last oi
Broadway. Centrally locate Il, in the immc-
diate vicinity of mercantile business. Gnud
Rooms IS cents and 81 90 per day; 81 60 to
Sc 90 per week. Aug II 1mo+
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Shorter than a.. line from New YorL,
Philadelphia and baltimore to either OF
thcso cities, &nc many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF Weatern trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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For thoirs and CunvrntIOns,
TEE LEADER =!

Is the Leader "f all Church Mutic Books
tor 1874 ana 1875, being the first in the
fled and nf ii character that cannot be-
txceileh. Ey II x. PALMYR. or Chicago.
assisted by l.. .. EMERSON. nf Boston.
Containing also. computations fiom the
hat.ds q, large ulrbcrs of American Music
wrItcrr
FoK CuNvHHIIoNs. CHuIEs AND SINGING
CLASSES.
Tie EApEn has 81 pages OF Singing
Schun. Mnrlc, the same sr thai i'll the Song
Monarch. and large numbers ct new Tunes
and Anthems. all by the best composers
Price S1.3S Or sl2 90 per tloZcn.
Specimen copies OF the above book mailed,
post paid, for retail price.
OLIVER UIrSON & co Boston.
CtI AZ. IT, DlTSON Il Co,
Aug II wsG Ill Broadway. NY
Just the Season for Turnips
See HtinitSh's .Aimdnac.
DLANT kUfA BAGA, Large Amber
J. Globe. Large White Dutch, Large
White Globe. Winter Flat Dutch, Kcd Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven Top.
For sale, Wholesale and retail. at
Aug HElNIrSH'S Drug store.
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION.
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

An important enterprise for the develop
ment OF South Carolina.
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Spartenhurg and Asheville Railroad.
Natures Migh,oay across the Mountains.
LET IT BE BUILT SPEEDILY:

LIonr GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuxSEL1SG
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Every citizen OF this State sht uld own q,
least one Share.
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, pays BILE in tc1
instalim cnts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-27
ART NOTES.
"THE ERL KINGS DAUGHTERS" BY
THEO, KAUEMANN

"THE ERL KINGS DAUGHTERS;" BY
l THEO. KAUFMAN.
This msstsriy production, now on exhibition at
Markriter's 10 the vivid representation Of beau
tiful conception; the conception Of that motive
which must have inspired the great German bard,
Goethe, whom he wrote his poem entitled "per
Fri Koenig.n This motive is generally misunder-
stood. Goethe, though very susceptible Of the
ssss:sis sssPs Sab iyas s
east ss sddn g. 5 sss pS s
gher, and enough Of phantaet, to indulge in
ihy%ing simply Tor the ;sks Of rhyming, Or 70 Re:
Fesson than the want Of 8 better subject. Those
who arc versed in German literature will readily
agree that the poetic productions Of Goethe all
soe s% nnd aass4
temperament. Surely the "Erl King" forms no
The obvious intention Of the poet in using this
beautiful legend was to depict forcibly the power
Of Imagination and to deprecate the absurdity Of
ural character. That this must have been his in
tention cannot be doubted In fact tho answers Of
the father" are the very key to this assertion,
sp es the
ing light OF the crescent moon the dense mist,
drifted over the vatsry meadow and formed into
fantastic shapes by an autumnal wind the weird
BY an Industrious pessant-all these things com
Dinod form the factors Of tne boy sQeiusVe vision
The fAther's protestations are Of no avail and
though Ihe hold him SAFE and fold him warm" the
boy feels himself irresistibly carried those half
sl1urfng, halfthreatening forms which his fancy
has shaped out Of light, mist, willow trees and
absurd nursery tales, The growing terror Of the
boy, - his Imagination becomes moro and more
unmanageable, as veil ~ the tragic finale, are
not the prominent features Of the Poem-his i'm
sgination and its products are. Kaufman has
therefore done we'll not to put the 'Father and
his child" IN the foreground, for In doing 90 he
would merely have represented an auxiliary part
Of the poem but not the motive Of the great poet.
Al Il f. the painting shows all that 10 necessary
TO vindieate The Of the legend by the poet for
the dguration Of his motive. "a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-27
A DOMESTIC DRAMA,
A WIFE LOCKED OUT OF HER HOUSE BY
.-r HER HUSBAND.

=
.-r HER HUSBAND.
81 want protection from my husband" said {
well-dressed, nice-looking lady, entering polics
headquarters yesterday afternoon. To the officers
there was nothing unusual in the demand, and
the lady was invited to Q seat in the detectives
room and asked to state her reasons assuring her,
at the same time. that If within the scope Of their
authority she should be protected.
The brief story was then told, with . pathos
which only o wronged woman can impart when
husband holding position as Waterman in one
Of tile DelSrtMents at the date of their union.
For some time he was all right, but the tempter
came in tho shape Of woman and rum, and she
soon found herself virtually deserted, her homo
turned into hell, her rights outraged, her sensi-
ciate with man she had loved but was fast learn
ing to despise. b
Then came trouble. For his sins he was dis
times for the couple; she in the meantime slick
Ing close to the man who had 60 abused her, but
his troubles did not seem to have the least effect
Oh his morals, for he drank the harder.
Then her friends came to the rescue; but with o
proviso. II she would agree to forsake him, who
had forfeited all claim to her respect, they would
and was soon an emplyec In ono Of the Go 1ern-
ment Offices which position she still holds. After
her success, he for . time attempted reformation,
sS. ss asa s he unto ssd sfsn ns
made mp with his wife.
Employment, however, did not have the good
effect anticipated, for he lost It by his SPREE
ing, and then became dependent on his wife for
support. Yesterday, however, when she went to
her home from the office, the door was locked, and
he in state OF intoxication, declared sho should
not enter. Fearing that If she made any attempt
to force her way into her own apartments ne
might become violent, she applied at hsadquar-
ters, a stated. A warrant for his arrests coon
secured, and Detectives Miller and McDsvitt pro-
ceeded to the house, persuaded him to open the
door, arrested md took him to headQnarterS,
where, in . state OF intoxication, he SPENT the
night, and will this morning be taken before the
Police Court, to answer the several charges pre-
ferrcd. A.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-27
LOCAL NLgCELLANY.i

Gov Shepherd yesterday appointed J. W. p.
Myers as notary public.
The Ohio Republican association held their reg.
Bile business, after which they adjourned.
Some thieves broke into Mr.. James Skidmore'a
fish, house, near Eleventh street-wharf, ON
Wednesday night, and stole abont tls worth Of
fish.
A contributor calls attention to the condition Of
tbs cutters, and asks whose duty It ID to keep
them open so that persons may navigate 1t the
several crossings.
The funeral Of Daniel s. Boston took place yes
tsrday afternoon, dSo% his late resiaencs, et.
y. F. and large concourss Of friends.
day and disapproyed the applications o. Patrick
r!gan, W. L. Beuchert and Ftans NeIhaas fol
liquor license.
serial artist viii soon open In this city hsndsoms
sstabiishment, having Tor hdS help eight Pcrisian
lazy res pss boy, an then
A dead coloE.d infant was found u cistern on
West street, near street, GeorgStown, Thur
day. Coroner Patterson was netiAed, who held
Was caused BY the criminal neglect u ~ mother.
The concert for the bensht ofths Twelfth street
N; p church, southeast, was given Lass night q
ODD E. iG hall T.r and VS. .s It.
was ali amatcur, but In many Of thpifTsnditions
compared favorsbly with profsssiOnaIs. Il
Mr.. Appleby delivered his introductory lecture
before the classes o( the Columbian ~ College.
II the succeeding lectures cotbpArs VIII he hfst
they will be rarS treats Of sloQuencs, research,
learning and practical knoWledgs Of lsN practice
BY the Young Mems Christias xsss l.sios this
evening the reading-room and library viii Pc
:" ~ SSs "nS eGd 2 ne
Of tie association or at the door. ".
Information has bean received by lGr. W. D.
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Feb. g. -BREADsrUFYs- Flour
The sales to-day on 'Chsnee amounted tol. COO bar
@s:75; 20 do. Family at a; 100 Howard Street de-.
a. 80, and ~, 20 Wsstsrn do Al &7s. We learn OF
Whedf.-Tbe sales reported to-day were 20 bush.
ci> " MIGyand White a. i lGe DC; red At eG9
ana s s pr Me a.
Corr: Eve learn Of sale. sr 100 bushels in .pal!
bushels mixed for delivery, last half March, ON pr
at 50 cents for mixed and cents for white.
Rye.-The sales to-day were 600 bushels at Of
ns aris es zs
sSss ssaea sa 4
yesterday were ss bales, making far this weei
al: sis: .a ye sns
stock a. All ports Is estimated At pc 20 bales.
dali and heavy. and Inc tendency % prizes IS mors
sea MOI rs : &
se' aa ss sss
as%; ssisi :sssay $ sss e rs: 81
and e Tesnna
Enss ss Ne T. g dfo
At ssS SS. ssn and Sss here
Is ,.e sGr Hsh WIPES u
tst market steady At these quotations.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Catue-The cattle reeeipts amount to about !. 800
s .esa, m.Ikst sl0" and to lower; Quotations
MossZz Li.hl supply aud a shade higher; quota
mand; prices ~ to III cents, gross.
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MORE MONEY.
THE NEW TEN-CENT FRACTIONAL CUR
RENCY NOTE.

THE NEW TEN-CENT FRACTIONAL CUR
RENCY NOTE.
This note is trifle larger than that Of the last
series, the size being three and . quarter inches
in length and two inches wide, and instead Of the
large red seal across the face has the small seal
O. The Treas.-v Department encircled with lathe
work in green ia ri.,c lower portion of the note.
life portrait, engraved In vignette form, Of VIM.
NJ. Meredith. Secretary Or the Treasury during
the administration Of President Taylor, appears
on the left end of the note.
At the left Of the portrait inclosed In q panel,
is the white-face Roman cap lettering Fractional
Currency" At the lower and upper ends Of this
panel Is the monogram ~. s." and in the cor
ners forming the borders Of the note are the
figures "III"'.X' "Ten" deliberately ornamented
with scrolls.
On the right of the portrait Is . large counter
Of geometrical lathework, on the face Of which is
the figure "S' with the word ''Cents" engraved
in a black letter across its face.
Oyer the counter is the title stUnited States"
ruled faced curved. The note also contains the
signatures of the Treasurer OF the United States
and Register Of the Treasury, and are at the bot
tom nearer to the right side.
The reverse Of this note has the usual legend
engraved upon 1t, and is printed In grcen-thc
localized or blush fibre appearing on the left end
Of the back instead of On the face as heretofore
The engraving Of this fifth serial note, or series
of 1874. specimen OF artistic skill. is far supe-
ror to any tencent fractional currency no:e here
tOfore issued,
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HARDY SONS CT TOLL.
uEET1NG OF THE ALCoMMITTEE
TRADES, UNION.

dEET1NG OF THE CENTRALC
TRADES UNION.
The central committee of the Trades Union
net last night; the president Drank n. Hermon)
occupying the chair and A. J. Linton secretary.
The committee appointed to memorialiIe Con-
gress for uniform compensation for the work
1gmen reported progress.
The committee appointed to wait on the men,
bers OF the Legislature, asking that the eight
hour law be enforced. also reported progress.
The committee appointed to visit the several
unions In regard to their sending representatives
TO the committee reported progress
Mr.. Robinson stated that he had been informed
that the Committee on Education AID Labor in
the House Of Representatives had summoned Mr.
Mullett before them In reference to the eight
law he moved that committee be appointed to
be in attendance before the committee az the time
Mr.. Muilett makes his appearance.
The subject was discussed, and all agreed that
both sides of this question should be heard It
was conceded by the speaker that an effort il be-
ing made TO have Congress repeal the eight hour
law, and the summ0ning Of Mr. Mulleft before
lion. =
Mr.. Burgoyne thought the appointment Of the
be present 1t the time Mr. Mulietf vasouestioned
The motion Of Mr. Robinson was amended by
by directing the committee 70 cali on General
Chapman, and ask his cooperation; after which 1t
The Chair appointed Messrs spohn. Comm.
And Roberts, Is the committee
The delegates next made their reports from the
various lodges regarding the eight-hour move.
1neut and EXPRESSED themselves in favor thereof
After the Transaction OF routine business the
committee adjourned.
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WHO cor BEAT
AIIir11nrA11or Ta1T Vas nor 50 Auuu

AifLIRTATlON THAT WAS NOT SO4UCH
OF A PLANTATION AFTER ALL
HIII vers roarins s,c1nd s,,ov,.r ~ s,s.S ~.
~ S..'A.e s.oune esJoyA8 sne hoss ~,
efWsys soundAnt IN that locality, And eying svuy
young lady that they CHANGED to meet og see In .
window or doorway, from many Of ths fair ssx
'..ss - 49,. as..'s . ,YU.s ~ tssy ~ y
s usoa 70 tnesS, snI Mouio enquire ny amount OF
snem 70 y sno aec,Piens q enc snus nos spirtt-
e cSs oneEaot'Sns avoieo tnsm IN THIS reapoee on
snS sTen,sS N they nss s,Gss ~
lived Tns s. Iu' W. smnss nom pe,r o. pretty
ySumS MIr I'LL. SnSousASso, tncy e@leo
esSEtn, sna ~ asues ps.ssu IN, 10 tne spofts
~. * y. 49, so.. y, Pos.toa ". 1o 49, ~
~ hsn%[ psas
kn"u v,SoLSus,y sc.oes me mCuess sac sssvs
D0Ms q tne eentEAn oPe1uon Snes vas 10
Ru@sS1 IVY ~ .nLoG u9Ss. ~ ~ nnn.y
osPonaea 20 Dy tnS ma.es; snsn mveiy atstsssoa
kissing q bands, nc, 60. aits. which the iadiss
eonunned Snelr VII aome Mnuo the two gsnfs,
s.iS ~ .nS. a,t M co9menssd
NeIy W ~ w Sveat AnG te oiscose
TIE tive isir onea but how to do this was nsaAsr
sn ~ PusslSu snSm;
Ing cItcie OF tneir aSqusintanees was conveeeed,
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