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CHhNCERY SALE.

John Douglass ct al vs.. Eli johnson, Admir- Of
l.. T. Douglass, deed and others.
IN VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF SALE
Z made I'm this ease at the September Term,
1877. of the CGlucery Court at Lexington: Lcnn,
1 will sell to the highest bidder at public out-
cry. at the court house dor in Lexington
On Dcccslbc- 81, 1877.
the following described tracts Of land, to-wit,
all lying IN Henderson county;
One tract IN the Gin district, containing rs
acrcs. beginning GA post oak with pointers,
runs east 50 poles. south 3 poles. west ii poles,
south u poles. west 8 poles, then eastern course
TO n corner Of said reserve, north ll3 poles.
One other tract Of lj9 acres, IN rang- ana
section s. being part Of the tract, the whole
bounded thus Beginning on post oak aud
ptsntevs the northwest corner Of entry No.
iS2 runs south 1I3 OicS, east y poles sOHth l0O
pcles east 4poies south II poles Wet H.
north 2ST poles. east lGZ poies, incluil2E anu
excluding 10 acres sold by l.. Douglass
leaving l19 acres to be sold.
Also. one other tract in said district of about
40 acres more or less. bounded on the north by
The lands of 1tegail ~ PomeToy, solth by inc
land of Erwin ScAdams, east BY the home
nItce west by the land of james McAdams.
rsid lands will be sold to pay debts and for
partition if any surplus remains. The nome
place and the 81 acre tract viii be solI 10
rether If the uarties wish the Nelsbett tract
surveyed they are motif 60 Ia Struct the Clerk
in time to have it done before The sale
TERMs-C redit Of one year, notes ana eood
security required and lien retained on the
land for the purchase money, the purchasers
OF sale and give notes for the balance.
J. W. q. JONES, CLERK.
''' az ''N October %. 1S77--nol-td
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The American says not more than
100000 Of the Brownlow bonds
are included in the present state debt,
The balance having been paid.
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Governor Houer's father was David
.i..,..I.,,.a.
~ IS-, c.r.t:.
Ms Grace &c l-'y -'' ~ ''''''' MS
ias decided TO adopt the stage as q
profession.
r.vl.p +. ,,..;.u fa celebrate the
,.....ci-.. .,.,,. ..,.,.. ,....... nj,
com '.',''.' '- -''' ''-' '''
lhe 18th inst
The creditors Of T. 3. Oldham, of
Brownsville. are moving TO force him
.L,,,i.-,,-.,.
.''o 0'''' .,
lAe ci..kJ'.> O. 4. 4, -7' 1 -''-,,Sz.' {
SONG near i>-oA l y, e. ; ga ID s.'.'. Oh
81 caring t'Ne -.. 4, : '. sy i'I'' '.l-.
ihe b.'% US, 'l'5 '' .' 80, > '''.-' /.
p Z one L..';d o. 'Ae o'.,"' crop %
ii1Y"e2a county ms .olE ='',.'el''''
Or John u. Na,ie"~er mas , T., o.
Iaeted supein''ent,e!.I Oh 'A9 l&ah -.
ea Hospital i"f me Insane. - Up
81 appointment
IN cnler'"mmea! WIS 1''fa ~
Memphis i,-t week r., Jhr ,''He'.t "i
iia Ice Monument L a'ia' oy "Alvn
2i.l'."9 was realized.
John MyDe'it was arrested lii
sie@Pllls Saturday on :" J iS-..'''i
.o.i ! 'tNS'Gi!.5 'ie5 Ao Was """.s'
i"ere Tor 5tea.i"g s2.o.
h'PI'y -Ne|s =. " : H'i '.'s' d
e.mpromiseoi my GEMS "i!' .e met
81 win '"e ....-S creators }. MOI.
use Us o..2 oi siA3y cents, .,
Joseph Leroy, an age. ana Veil
known cit,26n OF '-.Mpht,' l''i li'h
high porch Just saturday an" re-
'ci cea PROBABLY ia.2l injuries.
Hon Thomas I. Love enc Oh me
Representatives, from shelly county,
las resigned, aF'.a- gone 70 san q r.
.-aa, icAas' l'f '!t "G"eat 81 h''
ne1.th Uad,r advice ci pAy5'.l1..-.
Co.insivn I-oca.j: Il Lady "'l"s
"ne ml'e s'g'a 90 to"a, WHO .a- SEGA
ne ifa-t* IT. seventy 5i> winters mas
dt h'i>he' Il G-i.i e,hl@.,i"A l'''
.@.usana niAe A~""ie1 ''" 1Asn'F
i'r - -. c.--.... e-.,, r-,rl
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The new Confederate monument
was defaced beyond repair in Chatta"
nooga last Sunday night by some base
gillain.
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THE EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. NovR %, 1877.

The banks ali over the country are
breaking. Contraction Of the cur
lency is supposed 10 be the cause.
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Kars was captured IN q brilliant as
sault by the Russians last Sunday.
len thousand prisoners, besides cam
non and stores, fell into their hands.
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GhanC3Iy Sale Of Land

". u. Hall, adm r OF II. 3. Oliver, decd, vs..
Il. y. Oliver ct ais.
ENCREDIENCET OAN INTFRLCCUT0RY
deere. T-- l,raa N the above cause at The
tuurt term. ~. of tha ChaHCery Court at Ham
beia5, Tenn, viii, on
as.s.r,;as-. the Ist day CT December,
sell to the highest ildcr, in front Of the court
huusG door ia the town Of Humboldt, tl1s IN
county, Tom. the following described tract OF
land sing In q e 18Th civil district Of Gibson
county. bound. q D. G,lioEs, tn.Wlt: Beginning
at q stake a. Peter tlaybrooE' : northeast cor
nor. runs thea east with Miss Robinson and
McCjellan's iarG in all III poles 70 a stake,
thence south ia poles to a stake, thence cast
2J' pole. t. stake with post oak inierS.
then south 80 poles to q stake and two post
oak pointers, tacn west "a poles to stake Will
white oak and post OAK pointers, then south
l.+if poles % 3 sT1ke and two white oak point
erS, ttcu Trcst FEj poles To stake and post caG
pointers. thence Ia.th with said Peter Clay
brooks lire lt5 raic- To the beginning, con-
tanning by estimation 1903 ! acres.
Terms 81 sale.
The above land will he sold on Il credit of l.
.n,.uths. The purchaser will be required to eN-
.crte note with good erS0ual security, and a
lien. r, taiu-d on the land to secure the payment
cf sad note. Equity Of redemption barred.
sale within lawful hUurs.
I. J. WILLIAMS, c. < ".
Mccall, Ware Gld Hal. Sol'rs
Oct. 20, ISI7.-noS Id
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THE SUN.

ls.s. &G" YORK. 1875.
As the time approaches for the renewal Of
descriptions. THE Sun would remind its
trien ls and Wa'iWisheTS everywhere, that 1t j.
..-clin a .and date for their consideration and
support. [ pom its record for the past ten years
i relies fer "a continuance OF the hearty lSympa-
thy and teueTaGs corporation which have
hitherto been extended 10 it from every quarter
al the tuiout
The sEaily S5ia is four PACED sheet Of .
columns, price by mall post paid, 80 cents
month. on 500 Per year.
n. Sunday edition Of THE SUN Is an
ci2ht p..-5e sheet IF rs columns. While giving
the news Of he dag, it also contains large
amount Of literary and miscellaneous master
specially prrpa' Ell for it, The SUNDAY Sun
ha- met with great success. Post paid $40
The Teea'y SUR
Who does not know TIE WEEKLY Sun? It
circulate, throughout the tnited States. Can
sdas. and j. ypud. Ninety thousand families
greet its welcome pages weekly. and regard il
in the light of guide counsellor, and friend.
Its Rows. editorial, aEficuiturIl, aud literary
igp3Ttu cuts make II essentially journal Tor
ihl family AND the freside Terms: one
E5oiJaF o year, post paid. Ihis price, quality
considered. makes IL the cheapest newspaper
puhii-hpd For eiuJs Of ten, with 80 casa, we
sill send an extra cory free. Address
PUBLISHERS OF TIE tlN,
uayS New FORK City.
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SONGS.

SONGS.
4 brave boys plea s.
A hundred years getting ready to
eject Hayes and Wheeler ~
Alice =
Ave Maria -
Beautiful cloud 80
B aUtiiul dreamer -
Beautiful evening star y
B,a .tiiUl Venice ~
By the Sad-SOuuuiGg sea -
Come like q bird to thy nest -
Come Ger the mpOnlit sea >!
Come wander with Ee-dugt -
Crimson RISES gem the heather -
Calling roses in the Snow ~
Darling Aro1u -
De ola clurch-yar,l in de lane 20
Don't forget the Old folks ~
))1St thou love me. sister Ruth 10
Down among the lilies ~
Down Among the Lilies voices 90
Every heart hath its secret "
Fairies scrgIldc -
Far above the daisies %
Father, bring home your money
tonight 70
Flower Girl %
Fly away DER the doep-quartctto
and solo ~
Goodbye =
Good Night ~
Good night, with chorus ~
Gov. Iiideu Is our man -
Go where the miSts are sleeping %
Graudflthrr's clock .
he hold, the Fort Of heaven ~
Hokv pokee 40
/ cannot sing the old songs ~
| know 81 bank -
] know q maiden fuir -
:, 30 III, No.. y
Ill -, i.'., I'm j., INV ,,-ovcrs ~
-. ,f-'..-i,.rt -
IN lo r.. i,i i.i M . ''"'..' u'ou "a
'-' r., -, ~, c,-.,[. F,unr a.
5Ss = , 49, - ~ p,If. IN
-. - r., 5',,.I, ;,,,--,,T,, IN
I|E-t,.i" -
-, g., t~,,o IN c.ob other *
,r,ir, ~ - 50
- c,, 4l,,r.irics 20
- a,i,dn q, The rose 40
N,l..,"a n rhiId agail -
W"tLar %S"t e',r f5.,a,,e mo 3
M. nm ~ waves -
Nv .rrcffr,- 50
A., 80 j. tbv home 80
Nv home. NV happy home =
Ny srrov-Clcad Nell p
q -rr,.. f., me 50
a o. Iita of, GiDscv r;rl 30
a. $50. ,,i..,sr,, ,,g.r,i,,g- -,tact 20
ono mite Laalf 50
n sH,Ii.,y h.,rry swallow 3
I.rlifc oC,,a INIT met f.ryntten 30
CTr iittie GaTli..- -
0Tt ~, \, : 50
q lrta1rs -
PcIrcfuI Ytshts 60
prettv little .Takev IS
6i,ce1I afthc sen 80
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TRIMS G0IEG s0UrIi
Eo. Mob No. .
April 81, 1876. Daily Exi Daily. Daily.
Sunday

Lv Milan. ll:fOp.u.. l2:29 am. 3:i5 a.In
Ar humboldt l2.5Na.m. Esd p IN. 80
" Brownsville Z.l5 igt y.i3
TRAIN Na.1 connects at Lea.U" June.
with knoxville Branch; ut Cave tilE 20 art
from NaH@.9th Cave; at Gia-2uw JUNG. 60
aad from glasgow; at Nashville with Nash
yille and Chattanooga Faii;nai: - Decatur
with McnpLjs and Charleston Railroad at
Calcra with s.. i. x u. 4. Il. ~ Guthrie
with ST. Louis and Southeastern Railway: at
Mckenzie with Nashville ana NorthEc
Railway: Ut Montgomery with Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad, Tor Pensacola, Monte
and New Orleans. o..
TRAIN No. > connects 1T Nashville with
Nashville AMI GhattaE9CgI Railroad; 81 i'G
catur w IN Noauhi, aai Charleston Railroad;
at Eirmiuzhaia VITA Alabama and that'a-
uooga Baiioud; 70 Cl!cra with >oima, k9mS
and Dalton hIiiro=G: &c Montgomery win
Western Railroad tof AiGLamal. Montgomery
and Euiaia Railroad. and Noble and u mt
pgmevy Railroad; at GHthgIc with st. L5-,'
and Southeastern Railway; az Milan with
Jackson Route and Mobile aud Obi! Railroad
at Memphis vita Memphis &.'l Little i,ogF
Railroad for Little Rock aai all points l.
TcXas and Arkansas.
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V. W. WHITE

s. N. JONES, V. W. WHITE,
Late Of the Richmond Late Of th5 firm OF
House, Paducah. Ky. White i Cox.
Formerly ofCity Hotel. Nashville.
WORSHAM HOUSE,
Memphis. Tenn
f,a-This house Is siIuatod in tie heart Of the
business portion OF the city. is most convenient
TO the various Railroad DEPICTS and places @.
amusement. Fare COED. and ~ reasonable
rates. Street ears pass every feVl minute q al
parts Of the city. This hcase is but 2 short
distance from the EN- phis and Little Rock
Railroad Depot and the River
feb25. :. II. JCEZ-S * &C.. 2EOp'FS
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INSTEUMENTAL.

4 No. rolka 81
4 stirring qUickStep ~
Beyond the clouds 5o
Hlackhird polka ~
Boero brilliant ~
California Eaiop .!
Califarritune. polka briliiante, duet .
Car0ayal dc Y eHise-duct ~
Charm Gu salon ~
Clouds Of hight %
belong polka rDadriiie %
Dew Dr0ps-poiEI ~
Douigau'S roquicla--duet .,
Eciair nlazurk& -
Espcrance waiiEts -
Fairy queen march -
Fantasia on airs from Norma-trio l Z,
FicUr dc iis-lily Sch0ttisch ~
Floating with the tide ~
Floral schottlsche %
Fiyine Datchmau's qu;ckstep 20
FORGET IHe not mazurka -
Ergdiis's salon -
Gaslight @aicP -,
Gorilla qu:strJi es-duct W
Heavens are telling 90
Home sweet home Gottschaik Is
Helnc sweet home va1latiOns ~
Impromptu polka ~
Ia dOleEr :!
Lenore March >
Lee Gard,s Mobiles-quadrillo- -
Les souttes d'eau, drops of water 90
Lucia di HermOor-yarlatlUns-
duet ~
Mary polka ~
Masa:icllo ~
MAY breeze waltz ~
Messenger OF peace-maTch -
Nu!iie's dclirht-waltz -
Normandy waltz ~
peri waitz-duet 100
Prairie Belle Waltz =
Rcvc aEECEque ~
sam Tilicu 3 mazurka -
Sans s0uci rGi5p -
Screaade BOEewicnne "
Sigma PHI altZ ~
Souvenir de hal ~
Staten Island polka mazurka -
S1nheam-caHTi@e bTiiiiaute ~
SunbegHs-m moroccan dc salon ~
Sweet dream waltz 70
Thousand and one nights waltz ty
Iravia;l ~
Naiil8Eco polka 90
NCspcr Bell =
Where the citron bloometh-waltz 20
Yankee DUodie-yariations .
Address, W. A. WADE,
Milan, Tenn.
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Two Fine Farms
FOR S ALE !!

HAVE two tracts of land which am de-
sirous If selling. One living ore and
halls miles west Of Milan, containing one hum
llred acres. good residence and out-honscs ana
s;4v sres ei,,Tsd: the other Iyiuc6 miies west
I'D MILAN. containing f59acres. 81 acres cleared.
n fine residence and ge0G 9urhouses; Hne
snrines. good land and in exeeltsut nelghoor,
hood. Convenient 70 churches, schools, ana
.nr ~. H. KcCALA.
snea-tf Milan, Team.
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Hon e Resident Notice.

Freedman Bros et ais -. Henry L. Dickinson
q als.-0. 4; /. Bill.
Ttarpeaiu- 90 tae Master from the bill filed
( in this Cause. which i sworn 70, that the de-
teudauts. John VI. Dickinson, y. +. bickin-
son. ~Irarue. Soulo a Co. and ;. Il Dun
a,fay.Sud wife, Aa:eaFet are or-resident- %
the State ar Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
nrGcgss If law cannot lie served upon them /;
ii IL therefore ordered that notification
Be ma5o lol four consecutive wec6sin the Tx
change. at'-Ia'er pdbhshed n the town OF
Milan. Eerr.. notifying defendants to enter
their aggaa.auce at my Office IN Humboldt,
Tenn. on the fr,t Monday IT, December,
l677 60 plcaI. answer or derluT to complain
auts' Bill, or the. same. will be taken Tor con
f-.-yl .ii sci 81! hearing eX parte rs to them.
T. j. WILLIAMS. c. * ".
Mccall, Mcfarland / G0Gbitt, Sol rs.
noS-4t
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PAY YOUR
Corporation Tax !

TTANINti been elected Tax Collector for the
Z 4 town Of Milan, and the tax books fOI 1871
Icing now ia my hands, | am ready TO receipt
for taxes for this wear. My headquarters are AZ
Coiey u Dick insOn' ;, where L can be found on
AonGays, y ads Is Gays and Saturdays.
r. II. CLARK,
poS-2t Tax Collector.
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= IJ&t AASfs A1lNA.
CITY OFFICERS.

8. F. Rankin. Mayor and Recorder.
V. l.. Ware, City Attorney.
il. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
=. Il. Hale. S. b Williamson, z. E. Edwards,
J. II. Dickinson. ". Z. Reeves and Eli Stone,
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Milan Lodge. No. I55--W. I. williamson,
NG. A. Duffy, We. j. II. Dickinson. See
rotary. J. A. McAlister, Treasurer. Lodg,
meets every Wednesday night.
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PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
New Hope Grange No. 90-Meets2d " ed sday
in each month, ct Friendship a. b. hui''
Master. 6. s. Cunningham, Secretary
Walnut Grove Grange. No. f-Meets SAtur-
day before the second Sunday in each MONTH
RI. Goodman. Master. J. A. 6iilem' sec
retary. =.
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Liberty Lodge. Mo-. mee1s first and thlie
Friday nights in each month at their nal IN
Milan. NJ. d. L. Jordan, Dictator W.
Cannon. Reporter.
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MADGE AND HER LOVERS.

God made me charming, so they came
Like leaves in Autumn, thickly;
hight wind brought them, but the same
Removed them just as quickly!
This one anne mincing from afar
He seemed to think l saw him;
Lord! Lord, how vain these lovers are!
Perhaps he thought I'd draw him.
See now, another comes this way,
And shows his purpose plainly;
He knew me not till yesterday;
This haste is so ungainly.
And here's a man who sometimes Weeps;
Why can't he LOOK more cheerful?
He doesn't walk, he bends and creepS;
l think the sight is fearful.
was so tired of them all
Or ever they came near me
1 sighed and said, 1.-THE skies will fall
Before you're wed, | fear me-"
1 turned behind me stood a man;
How long had he been waiting? 81,
Thought, (which is ny better plan,
Or loving looks or hating?"
But, an! he stood so very still,
His looks alone besought me:
He waited simply on my will,
And that was how he sought me.
l could not keep him waiting there,
I could not go and leave him:
Istayed and stay, nor do dare
To say a word to grieye him.
The strongest winds that ever blow
Now bring no lover near me;
He thinks that this is better SO,
And I-have him to cheer mel
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FARM AND PRESIDE.

BEST MATERIAL FOR STABLE FLooRs
This was the subject of an Ohio farmers
paper before the farmers club. He does
not advocate any Of the modern devices,
such as flags, cobblestones, asphaltum.
sawdust, coal ashes, sand, etc. Neither
does he approve of clay floors, but stands
up for a plank flooring, inclining a little to
the rear, with the usual gutter in front to
carry off the liquid weddings. This flooring,
well constructed, according to his long ex-
perience, is the most comfortable and most
economical it is easiest cleaned and does
not give any chance for accidents as de-
movable gratings and second floors. He,
has never noticed that the inclination il,
the floor was in any way injurious.
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CRANBERRY DUMPLINa.-One quart of
flour, one ~teaspoonful OF soda and two
teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar sifted to-
gether. With sweet milk mix into 2. soft
dough, using q spoon for the purpose. Roll
the dough out very thin in oblong shapes.
and spread over it one quart of cranberries
picked and washed clean. Add half a.
pound OF sugar, sprinkled over evenly.
Fold over and over; then tie in a pudding
cloth and put into a steamer, VII, ere let it
COOK over a steady fire for one hour, with
faith, never looking into, the pot. Serve
with sweet sauce, OF sugar and cream.
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7. FaEp EFF1sGER. ROBERT CRAIG.
CHARLES GRATTAN.
EFFINGER, CRAIG & GEATTAN,
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
Courts. Augusta Rockbridge and Rocking.
ham.
We give prompt attention to all business en-
trusted to us.
sep29 76-ly
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Professional Cards.


A LEX. F. ROBERTSON,
N ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Stanton, Va,
Will practice in the Courts OF Augusta and adj
joining counties.
Special attention given to the collection Of
claims. and prompt returns made.
Ms> OFFICE No. Z, Burns Building, Augusta
Street. decl5 '76-6m*
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ASK the recovered dys-
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Lean recommend as an efficacious remedy Tor dis
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PUBLICATIONS.
HARPER'S,

The January number OF Harper opens
with an illustrated article, son The
Taft" giving a vivid account of the
scenery of South Wales and the man
ners and customs of the Welsh. The
sketch entitled "The LOg-book of the
Sayannah," with its many illustrations,
contains detailed description OF that
first OF all steamships and of her mem
orabIe voyage across the Atlantic in the
year 1919. An interesting and we'll writ
ten narrative of the romantic career
and sad fate of the unfortunate compan-
ion of Aaron Burr, with illustrations
Of his beautiful island home, is contained
in the article "And Who was Banner
hassetW "Ehe Land of the Incas" is
ably described with pen and pencil in
the paper OF that title. The paper on
"Wllliam LoVetW is an excellent por-
traiture of the great "chartist." An
other illustrated az Iticle gives acomplele
account OF the island of "Barbadues, -
its geography and general history, its
agriculture and commerce and the social
status OF the inhabitants. Several le.-
ters OF great interest to American read.
ers are included III the article, "Lord
Macaulay on American institutions"
some very acceptable information
in regard TO the gastronomic art, past
and present, will be found in the article
entitled Kitchen and Dlnlng-room )"
There is an unusual amount OF excellent
fiction this month, comprised in the con-
cluded stories, "Noel Brewste's Sc
cret" "Notwithst tanding," "Romance
OF the Barhyard," and the serials, "a
Woman Hater," "GarCh," and "Erema;
or, My Fathers SIM" In poetry we
nave "Aspirations," emp ;"
"lhe City," 'Caws and Effects" etc.,
etc. The admirable EASY Chair" arti,
cles and the varied humof of the
'Drawer complete one OF the very best
of THIS old faVorlte magazine
during many months.