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Personal.

Reese r. Henderson, Of the II iJreeS5orO
NetrS, and l.. p. Meyers, OF the HURJO!dt
Journal, registered al the Commercial yes
Lenlay
Leopold SobeI leaves for New York to
night to purchase the glittering miscellany
20 constitute a fall stock for the Dollar
Store.
J. /. Rurke, Of the IlcTSbG| Tribune,
Guntersville, Ala, WA IN the city yesteT-
DAY.
kilograms can be had At the Western
Union Ofiee today, between 8 and 10 A.
NJ. and 3 and 5P. N. by the following: b.
Il. Cooke & Co., Ii. D. Campbell, Miss
Fannie Short, care Mrs. 5. L. Hart, G. +.
Noel-2, James A. Yeargin, Winfry ~
Turner, Dixie Oil c., Sperry X Co, Prior
Jones, y. Martin, Tension PaShall, ;. w.
Edwards, S. q. TaTbox, George +. Akers,
A. +. Burr, z. r. HightOwer.
In the absence of DR.. ..H-t- pastor c! the
First Cumberland PIE Jytarian Church,
his pulpit will be filled at IL A. NJ. to-day
By Rev. NJ. z. Dewitt, and s z. NJ. by Dir.
John D. Dean, formerly Of Scotland.
Among the Battle House arrivals yes
terdav were W. 81. Smith, Augusta, Ga;
c. Il. PuIlin, George L. Hill, X. 1. btayes,
A. B. Hill. Pulaski; d. B. Johnston, Cliff
ton. ". l.. Patterson, James \. LeepeT,
Murfreasboro: J. D. Bond, Lebanon;
Levi Wade, VIM. A. Ransom, ST, IheO.
Smith and wife, DR.. I. J. Elan, DR.. NJ.
L. Rucker, sam Mitchell, r. Mulroy, Muir
feesbOro; Miss Anna Ransom, Jackson;
5 A. Jefferson, Franklin; Ii. X. jackson,
Mrs. f. /. jackson, Mrs. Ellie Jackson,
Versailles; A. G. Watkins, JOrdan's Store;
r. +. Osborn, MuIfreesbOrO; John n.
RAIDER, Caney Branch; Mrs. a. P. Water
field, Mckenzie.
sam. Lyman, proprietor Of the Tom
Thumb Clothing Store, has gone East to
purchase a fall stock.
Gen. Charles II. Decker, of this city, the
smallest man in the world, leaves here to-
morrow on an extended tOur through Ken
lucky aud the adjoining States.
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4 Funeral Parade This Morning

In accordance with the Executive order
published the day following eX-President
Johnson's death, and of the order of the
Secretary of War, that the troops at each
military post should parade, etc, at 10
A, N. OF the day following the receipt Of
said order officially, there viii be a funeral
narade at Ash Barracks this morning at 10
O'CLOCK As a tribute to tue memory of Mr..
Johnson. The troops will be officially no
titled OF the exrFnesident's death by the
reading Of the Presidents order, and the
flag will float at half mast. All duties VIII
be suspended for the day, and consequently
there will he no concert in the afternoon
The officers will wear Grape on the LEFT arm
and on their swords, and the cOlors OF the
several regiments will be put in mourning
for the period Of thirty days.
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70 Printers and Publishers.
PRESSES FOR SALE.

We hare a couDIs Of fac second I'm
Presses for sale, l5kicE zoe hsss 'sse6
from four to rue gears, lrhieA are GOOD
ones and IN good TsstsHiHg order.
a Taylor Press, sHs8Il cylinder. size
nine column paper. sssasars ofths Union
and american. Capacity 1000 impress
s1ors per hour. Ia e0neplets order and
but Title t0Orn. Is nor fitted for stsam.
bEt can be FIIR by hand Nth sIigbt
change.
4 Dram Cylinder Potter Press. BED
sac suited for a RiRe-eolArnn paper. Ad--
BsirGbLy adapted to newspaper, poster
and general job t0orE Il bsilq T1sa nOs5
almost daily IN this Office.
IN one or both Of these Presses zee tsiL
sell absolute bargains.
For further Information # desired ass
to the Presses, and for terms. address
UNION AND AhERICAE-
Nashville, Team.
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A CoIored Temperance Crusade.

Middle Division No. /, aud Carols
Division No 4, Colored Sons Of Temper
ancc, have decided to hold temperance
meetings al each Of the cOlOred churches in
the city until they 60 over the entire city.
Il is a good move, as temperance is virtue
thai adOrns the cOlOred man as much as the
white, and as it is as much neglected among
the negroes as among the whites, We are
glad to know that their white friends have
offered to assist them in their work. 7.
W. Haley, Esq, will deliver a lecture to
them next Friday evening al St. Johns
Chapel, Spruce street, and Rev. W. q. In
man the following week at some other
church. If the pastors Of each church will
assist in having their congregations present
a great deal Of GOOD NAV be accomplished.
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Parade and FESTIVAL.

The Grant Guards will have parade
and festival tomorrow evening 10 raise
funds for completing the purchase Of5TbeiT
uniforms. The line q march will be,
from the armory on Jefferson street at four
O'Clock p. n. to College street; College to
Public Square, where they viii drill thirty
minutes; market, from the Square, To
Broad; Broad TO Cherry, Cherry 10 Ash,
Ash to High, High to South Union, South
Union to Vine, Vine to Cedar, Cedar to
Liberty Hall-tO the festival, where they
hope TO meet all their friends. Music, ice
cream, cake, military maneuvres ard elO-
ouence Will be dispensed with lavish liber-
slity. Admission for adults, - cents;
children, - cents.
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QUEER SUGGESTION.
What Non. Reading People Ought TO

DO.
To the Union and American:
Did it ever occur to you that we are
new people-not generation but people
not like we were in times past and gone
but recently. How many are there among
us who know il, or even think about 1t {?
How many are there that think any way
Who is doing the thinking for the forty
millions of people in the United States p?
Those that read. Who reads2 Who even
reads the daily papers? much less books?
Is there one man III ten, or twenty, aye, or
fifty-who reeds, rejects and thinks for
himself, rather than PIN his faith 10
another's sleeve? We used tO,in times gone
d.. trust our leaders TO think for us
honest thinkers, faithful, steadtast and
true alike to country. Whether OF the one
or the other party, they were true to the
interest Of the people. And the people In
those days Just tOlIO1red their leaders.
They can't afford 10 do so any longer. If
too Door to take q paper, or too lazy 70 read
il, let them elect some one, say for each
ward. who shall make il his business TO
post himself upon ah material matters per-
tanning to the interest Of the people, and
each SATURDAY evening detail it to them
in some public hall that may be selected
for such a purpose. BY such a system in
formation Of imvorta0ce would 5e dissent
mated, that at the time would have passed
bv unheard Of and Of course unheeded.
Out of fifty who would listen to discourse
if offered free not fivs would take upon
themselves the paias 10 read Il IN. III.
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ANOTHER ROTARY.
NashviIIe's DISCRIMINATION To Make
steam Turn Wheels without
grauEE


Tho fourishius card IN yesterdays p8peI
announcing the time and place for the ex-
hibition Of "a big thing for the Centennial
"A motor that. leaves Kelley's in the shade, -
attracted a great deal Of attention, and be
fore the appointed hour yesterday after
noon, citizens began 20 flock to
Romans foundry. Many believed il
hoax, else there might have
been ] great many more in attendance.
The sight proved o be cylindrical piece
of brass, about a foot lOus and four or five
inches in diameter, with a couple Of steam
mines connecting with it. The little slug
was penetrated by an axis, displaying a
small wheel At one end it was rotary
engine and was spinning away IN admirable
style. Men kept going and coming till
late in TIE evening, and all
were struck with the ingenuity
Of-tLs Continuance, which the inventor, j.
W. BiOdgett, Of this city, explained over
and over again without firing, as he was
elatri with its success. Only those who
went early saw Il in operation, however, as
a piece Of its interior mechanism broke Sc
as TO prevent its running TIL il could be
repaired. This will Te during the pres
enL week, when another public test will be
made. IL would be tedious to de-
scribe the little concern miHutely,
but we will say that It consists Of
a cylinder. divided into Two compartments,
into which steam is admitted alternately,
impinging upon ! hauge aud driving it
around rs the water dC5s the buckets Of a
mill wheel. The application Of the force
Of the steam resembles thai in the turning
of an ordinary breast wheel or over shot,
but there is only one bucket. The eontri-
vance 10 eaeCf tie revolution is very in7e-
Nous, and NJ. BlodgeJt's experiment will
be watched with real interest by those who
saw il fes.erdaY.
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THAT COLoRED "CONJURER. >
he IS Charged with stealing q Watch
In Lebanon.

4 few DAYS since officers Foley and TIN
dali arrested 2 negro named MAJOR Rose on
the charge Of obtaining goods under false
pretenSCs from Eliza Pickett, cOlJred. The
prisoner was taken before Justice Bas-
kettle and committed 10 jan for
trial next Wednesday. Ross represents
himself as a 'cOnjureT," and be
obtained sundry articles from the prose
utOr under promise that he would induce
her husband 70 return 70 her. Yesterday
afternoon the officers named above received
a letter from ]. T. Lane, Of Lebanon, in
which the writer stated that Ross was
charged with having stolen watch at that
place a short time since, and asking that be
be held Till proceedings could be instituted
sgains him.
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RecONerInE.

We are glad 20 learn that little Charlie,
son Of Mr. 2. q. Price, whose fall into a
cistern we mentioned yesterday, was not
hurt internally, and that he is in much
improved condition. the fractures of the
skull not being considered serious. He was
conscious yesterday, and the physician, DR..
Ristine, thinks he will be running about in
a few DAYS. Il is considered miraculous
thas no limbs were broken, as the little fell
low bad a fall Of about sixteen feet.
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sun Greater ExtremitIes.

John Emory was arrested last Friday by
officers CorOett and Massey and lodged in
tie work-house on the charge Of gaming.
Yesterday morning Judge Dulirg assessed
g ten dollar fine against him on that charge.
Emory was unable 20 pzv his fae and he
was sent down 20 the v0Ik house % break
rock for the corporation. \ few DAYS since
Emory and Two Cf bis pals met up with
A Young fellow from the country CT the
Chattanooga depot, 1oPed HIN into game
Of three-card monte, and beat him cut o.
lis watch. The vCIug man, Thomas Whit
field by name. made known the facts 20 the
police authors. IS, and they took the mat
Ter in hand. Emory is one Of the youths
who performed such daring acts on the
trapeze at the las Exposition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
Abont Onr MortaIIty.

The number of deaths reported by the
Health officer for the past week is twenty
eight, including three still-births. OF The
deceased Is were white az males and 3
females) and l3 colored q males and 8
females); adults and p minors; q under
5 years old-10 under one. The prevailing
diseases were diptheria, acute dysentery,
enrero-cOlitis and tabes mesenterica, and
the greatest mortality was in the Fourth and
Ninth Wards, Were I and died respecLi-
yeIy. From the following comparative
weekly statement Of mortality for four cor
responding weeks of 1874 and 1875, it
viii be seen that the death rate has
been materially greater for the past four
weeks than for the corresponding q days OF
last year:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

Ladiesl You can't afford to buy a sew
ing machine without frst taking look at
the Nelp Remington. 1t is almost noise
less, and runs as light as any shuttle sew
ing machine in the world, does the most
beautiful lcOrk, and is the handsomest ma
chine that is made. Sold on monthly Inv
stsllments if desired. Every machine is
fully warranted for FIVE years by one Of the
most responsible companies in America.
Other machines taken in exchange as part
pay. Call at the office, No. 80 North Sum
mer, and examine them. aug22 It
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CandidaIes md FRIENDS

viii. please remember that it has been a
rule in this Office for several years TO charge
for all calls to run for office, and replies to
the same. The charge for this class Of
matter is twenty cents per line, payable in
advance.
Communications Oh such matters sent TO
US without compliance with The above rule,
are thrown in the waste basket.
2nplT If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

a QUEER civil funeral, that Of Cloris
PontOnnel, the little son II wine mer-
chant, took place in Paris the other day.
Two persons carried the cOfhn and about
twenty friends followed. At the grave the
boys father delivered the following sd-
dress: "Adieu, my son, adisU, citizen, for
you were a citizen Of the iuture-DOt bap-
TIED Nav, thou hast returned TO moth
'E.gnass, for there is no soul. Become ma
nure; there is need Of i. for good wine"
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Gnen air Rorsl,In To.daY.

Open air meetings will be held to-day as
follows:
At Cheatham's corner, Moth Nashville,
at 5:3OP. NJ.
Al McGayock's grove, North Nashville,
at p. NJ.
At Decatur depot, South Nashville, at
p. NJ.
At regular meeting place, West Nashville,
at p. NJ.
At grove near public school, Main street,
Edgeneld, at 2. NJ.
The meeting at WOOdbine Chueh will
be held promptly at p. NJ, and those de-
tailed are specially requested to attend.
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Lindsey Council, UAited Friends Of
Temperance.

There will be q regular meeting Of this
body tomorrow evening, the 2Sd inst, at Z !
O'Clock in the hall over CCussens' drug
store. South Nashville. There will quite
a number of citizens present to Join the
cold water army. All those who are friendly
to the noble cause Of retaining man are
earnestly requested to be present. The
ladies are specially invited. One or more
speakers will be present 10 address the au-
dience. Good music may be expected as a
special feature of the meeting.
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NAsHYILLE'S EVACUATION.
Like Louisville Had Any Sights
Worth SeeinSl

Worth SeetnS1
Many a pew in the city churches will be
empty to-day. One of the liVelisst
crowds seen in Nashville in many a day
was that witnessed last night at the depOts
on College street. The Southeastern and
the Louisville depOts were both j2mmed
with passengers leaving on the night
trains and their friends who went down to
see them of. It seemed that every body in
town vas going 70 Louisville, and
extra coaches had to be attached ~ the
trains on both roads. A good many of
he "boys" ''smileI' quite often before
train time, and when the hour Of departure
rolled around they were decidedly jolly. A
number Of those who believed themselves
gifted with vocal talent, got together in one
of the cars and gave a nice little concert.
It appeared that they could not agree upon
what to aing and each fellow was deter
mined to have his favorite selection rem
dered, as 'Almost Persuaded" "Tim Fla
herty," ard a dozen other songs were heard
at the same time.
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DID.

THORNHILL.-At the residence Of her SON
in-law, Capt. ". G. Kidd, IN tEk city, on the
21st inst, Mrs. NANCY THORsHILL, at the age
Of O. years.
The funeral viii take place from the residence,
ass south College street, this (Sunday) after
noon ut O'Clock, TO which friends and ae-
quaintances are invited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
Their RespOnse.

To Eighth Ward Voters: In compliance
with your request, We will say that if our
course has been such as to merit your ap-
proval, you have our consent to use our
names in any manner before the primary
meeting that you, in your Judgment, may
think would best subServe the interest of
the Eighth Ward. ROB'T II. HALEY,
B. J. MCCARTHY.
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The celebrated American Needle Cotton
Gin is for sale by Robert c. Collier & Co,
Wholesale and Reiail Dealers in Hardware
and Mil Supplies, No. - North College st.
augl sun,Wed IN
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Wear one Of FranciseOs Best3
Those beautiful Imported French Hats, all
eolors, aud 50 popular" for fall and win
ter, are nOw ready az As North Market.
aug21 2t
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Blank {. J indicates no report cipher (O) sta
hOnsry; minus t. tendency 70 fall; plus 81
tendency 10 rise
A. c. FORD. Sgt Sig. Ser, o. 8. A.
The river rose one foot at this point yes
teriay, and is still rising.
The Eddyville left yesterday afternoon
for Cairo, and the B. 81. Cooke for the limit
Of navigation.
PITTsBURe, Aug. 21.-River 5 feet 8
inches, and falling slowly. Weather clear.
CAIRO, Aug. 2I.-River 81 feet 8 inches;
falling fast. Weather threatening.
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Not Fifty Cents bat Nine Dollars.

It costs just 50 to travel to Louisville and
back comfortably: 81 for railroad fare. 81
tor a sleeping birth and 81 for hotel bill.
This allows one day to "dO" the town in
but that is quite enough-quite space
enough for he visitors to realize their dis
appointment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22

WARD SEMINARY, having been thor
oughly repaired and painted, will be opened
Sent 2. DR.. Stafford and teachers all Ia
nIacn. DR.. Ward VIII sail for home the
I6tb nrox. The importance Of being pres
ent Al the opening is urged upon all pupils
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-22
Periodicals.

ScriJner's 1fOHtbiy and 81. Nicholas
for September have been received, each con-
tanning the usual amount Of excellent read
ing matter.
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MUNICIPAL.
Call for Ward Primaries and a City
ra.,....sEo-.

Call for Ward Primaries and a City
Convention.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 19.-In view of The
near approach Of the time for our city cleo
tion, and in virtue of our appointment by
the last municipal convention as the Dem
ocratic Committee Of the City o: Nashville,
we hereby respectfully request the citizens
to meet in Ward Primaries on the evening
Of Friday, Aug. p, commencing at eight
O'Clock, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to represent their wishes in a mu-
nicipal convention to meet Saturday, Sep
tsmber4 4.
The resent ward boundaries will have
to be observed, and the basis of representa-
tiOns be the same as last year, as follows;
First Ward, delegates; Second Ward, 2;
Third Ward, 3; Fourth Ward, 5; Fifth
Ward, >; Sixth Ward, 4; Seventh Ward, 5;
Eighth Ward, .; Ninth Ward, ,, and Tenth
Ward, 5. ThiIty-eight delegates in all.
By order of the Committee.
PATRICK WALsB, Chairman
HUGH DOUGLASS, list Ward
DAN KINNEY, I'd
j. +. PENTECOST, 4th 1"
ROBT. WRIGHT, 9th
THOs. WINFREY, 18th
SPENCER EAKIN, Sth
CASPER B. KUHN, 9th "
aug22 If PATRICK CLEARLY, 10th "
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Probate Court.

Cornelia Ford, colored, minor, adopted
by b. J. Hadley aud wife.
Mary McGraw appointed administrative
of the estate of c. G. NichOl, deceased.
Will of J. y. Cole admitted to probate
and executor qualified.
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Hair vile Dash .

A dash Of half mile viii be run at the
Nashville course, at > o'clock next Tuesday
afternoon, between Fist Chance and Texas
Mare A hundred dollars a side. Pools
will be sold at the track.
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the care Of CaprinO. He asked particularly
Of DR.. Eve and flmily, and begged to be
remembered to Mrs. Craig and Miss Ord
way. Hope to get letters at Milan.
W. E. W.
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Secondhand School and Miscellaneous
Books bought, sold and exchanged a.
DUckworh's Book and News Store, corner
Church aud Cherry streets, opposite the
Maxwell House. aug22 If
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Books bought and exchanged. 10s
Church street. aug17 wv
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A DVERTISEBS, AT HOME and ABROAD
~ WIN umquestiOnably reach q greater nun
peg or readers through the columns q me
Union and American TN any Qthaf paper pup
lished in Tennessee or to south. A4qEeae-
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Pulaman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
CJsrs from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
20 Washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars.
Through tickets and further iEiorInsu9 cs car
be obtained at the principal Ticket Ofnces
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
A ranf Cincinnati
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Boots and shoes, regardless Of cost, to
make room for fall goods. Peoples Shoe
stone, IO2 Church street. aug22 If
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. y, 100 A. II.
PrO6G5iIities.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy weather and
lower temperature than on Saturday, with
northerly to easterly winds, and possibly
rains in Tennessee.
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CITY NOTICES.

Street Cars will sun on he st. Ceeilian
line every Sunday from a. N. to P. NJ,
TO John Hess Garden. Parties wishing to
visit can do 50, without being troubled
with walking, for sc. John hess, Jr., No.
S South Market. aug22 II
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RTVER NEWS.

Daily ReBOTt Of Stage q Water, S0ifA C8Gh0ss N
tie "a h0lrf sndiHS 3 p. n. Aug. p, 1875.
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Best Flannels, ct Hogan Bros.
aUg22 Il
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Best Black Alpaca Samise Cloth, etc, at
Hogan Bros. aug22 81
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ENCHANTED ISLE.

Looking from the balcony of this hotel
the lake has a decided foreign look from
the many gay cOlored boats with the satin
saiis.
The hour is now sunset and am down
by the shore casting pebbles as when a boy.
The air is full of that soft dreamy haze
that looks like a veil Of pinkish gold, which
drapes mountain and lake, without
concealing them. Now to my zap
tured senses comes a sweet strain
of music floating across the lakes
still bosom. A song, OH so sweet the
cadence; a song Of home. Nearer and
nearer, and / hear voices miDgling in
familiar strain. Now hear the soft stroke
of the oar, and through the golden twi-
light see the bright glances Of my fair
daughters. They have been across the
lake to IsOla Bella, and are wild with de-
light. But we go in SIS the dews are fall
ing, and under the soft light Of the chan
deiier turn our attention to things more
substantial. Ny five Hebes have appe-
tites and so have l, and we 60 thrO from
aDotdge du creme" to strawberries and
cream with a gustO.
Tomorrow we 20 to Lake Como, thence
to Milan and on to the eternal city. We
are all in magnificent health and spirits;
have never had an accident Of any kind.
Yesterday met one Of Cooks party under
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Best Shirtings aud Shirt Fronts, at HO-
gan Bros. aug22 st