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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The London Art Exhibition which
give an entertainment at the Opera
House Tuesday night displayed some
beautiful %scenes-and elegant also i'm
posing statuary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Choir singers must take their places
on the stage Monday nights at the
Murphy meetings or Prof. Treloar
will not attempt to lead the singing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

We notice in II Western paper that
a minister advertises to marry couples
with '.neatness and Dispatch"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Willie Coons is in Chicago bIying
a full and complete line of spring
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Can't some n get up an ode to
the Beautiful Rain? Here's q star
ter:
Temperate is thy disposition;
Water is thy composition;
Wettest thing in human ken
Drawing all our opposition
Thou dost hold a high position ;
Merciless DER growing men.
Etc, and 80 on.
Father O'Leary informs us that he
is endeavoring to make arrangements
to have a large bri TX Catholic Church
erected in Mexico, in place OF the
fame one we now have. He think:
the prospect is good for the enter
prise. The church now in this city
is too small and is not such a n al
the congregation worshiping in ou'
city>need.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Landrcth's garden seeds, s pack
ages for % cents, ut +. 5. Reily's
CruG store. Is st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Stock holders in the Malinda AL
len Mine meet at Council Chamber q
week from tonight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Last Sunday was St. Patrick's day.
There was religious worship at the
Catholic Church of this CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The fat girl of Iowa is dead. She
measured seven feet around the
waist, and was never completely
Rugged in her life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Joe Bodkin has purchashed one
half interest in j. Brights celebrated
stallion Bismark for $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

In the future the telegraph compa-
ny will charge for the word collect
on messages sent or received
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Two souls with but asinele thought
Two ragamuflins climbing over an
orchard fence, with Il fierce-eyed dog
in pursuit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Hisey & Chalmers are two of the
best painters in Mexico and are al
ways ready to do good work at living
prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The present city council meets next
Monday night for the last time till
they inaugurate their successors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

In just three years Hayes will re-
tire to o security by the unanimous
vote of the people of all political
parties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A"N ShNF 10 'bSS" ~ Nf'@
and south Oh the top Of one Of the Foot
Hills" 10 feet vile with 3OJ feet on each
side tor working purposes, mills &c., &c.
R-Iiow large is the Hedge"
B-It i. "A fyrtv loot ..ladre' AMI well
defined.
K-finw - ,nu know if il a ..4) foot
led.,.7p
B-Two shafts havc bean sunk and bv
ac,u,i measurement w kuow it il a.
foot led-e.
K-Whut is the angle Of the ledge?
Il :. r;,.h,s +, .h. ... .nrlo of
atoiit - degrees.
R-How many shares are there in the
Min
..,
b-l,oJo, ea@H loo' Il ah uhol'tdeu
! 800 part Of the mime and constitutes b
sb,r.
u allan h,,ag
h-l'o" m""S S""io' Ht'oi "o'
lie reserved 30, turning over to tn"
company - Il to develop the mine.
E--VY, 81, is -. share worth 10 da\"
n;.cr 81 H..
b~'"e sh'r's ""'' SUM" wa - "uI
since our la>I assay they have gone Up TO
@S5 mr. .b,r,.
REwnaI was your las, assay"
R-Si7I 23rts. in silver and - Is in
.t"
Eo'a 10 '"'' '"''' "i''' ''o"a spur % me
ledge.
E-Who assayei thi. "si.ur?'
u . .hor,u
son C'y mint
R-Nhv did he not nut his seal Oh IL:
p-R,.,, y, ,,. q
"
WORN aud ne had no ri5nt 70 Use the HoV-
eminent seal,
R-DI van try TO nick nm rich rock
~ NV - "'S''0
IN" one can Tell " ricii piece from q
poor piece urruck. We took up II fiag-
man, ~ IN. ..,r,., ,yl,., w. aru.t !,
tt: -
"'' ""'"'-@ o va" "''i "
1t or not.
R-low did YOU know WHEN vou str ,lch
"a.
80.
Dit WIS "i"S'ch' lf"A' '"e granite
and >howe,! tn, quartz.
R-Ilow far from this spur i the real
'eu@
B-A houl three feet. Va think.
R-lIow many shafts have bcsn sunk!
1.-Two. first one 81 feet deem by Allen
-. .l.. -,
- ~
sinh an" s'f'he the iel&e II Il greater
depth So the second sha t, tn. one We ar.
wnrkinqin paw IVA, SINK so feet Iowa,
u'"" u u" % Aoe'
deep ana We have stru2S "A spur OF the
taioa which W. think is about three feet
"'vl'''
R-N""ld sou suppose the whole ledge
Is as tirh IS this spur
B~-0otRetiine Ii Is ana sometimes not.
The st'tr is n part OF the lodge II the spur
Is rIch The ledge must DE flcti.
RIO you thlnN the prospect cool AS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Ten years from now stealing will
have become a thing of the past.
There will be nothing left to steal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Rich men need not go through the
eye of a needle. They have money
enough to g around it by special
CONVEYANCE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Mexico Lyceum has adjourn
ed till next winter, when it will re-
appear with renewed charms for the
public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

G. I. Quisenberry has been very
sick for some time, but is now con-
v~alescent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The head-waiter-The last man in
a crowded BARRIERS shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A musquito can not scar like an
eagle, but he can bully all the Chris
tan graces out Of a man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A car load of buggies was sold in
Mexico last week for the unheard of
price of $40 each.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

RINK.-You will please send us
your name. We are anxious to form
your acquaintance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Judge Henry and wife, Of Jeffer-
son City, are stopping at the Crom-
well House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The brick work around the top of
the Ringo House is being repaired.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
BRING IN YOUR CLAY.

AS arrangements are being made to
establish a pottery in Audrain. Fred
Llewellyn wishes to have a sample OF
all the clay in the county. Every
one having a bank of clay on his
land will please bring Fred in a buck
ct full of the same. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

James Quinn, a gent from Erin's
Isle, was wheeled down to Judge
Roseberry's court last Wednesday
by night police Hickerson. Quinn
was asorry looking lad. He had
been on a bust for a week and looked
like he had got up in the night to
study his catechism and had run
into the stove. He was fined IS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

M. Y. Duncan has two nice rooms
on ground floor for rent, suitable for
offices or small stores.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A fine lot of the latest style hats
Just received at
48-1t. RUTLEDGE & TRELOAR's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The roads are in a splendid condi-
lion for heavy haulning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

A full line of men and boys box
alexis ties very cheap at
4S-lt, RUTLEDGE & TREALoR's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

VIM. o. Lee is going to Cape
Gerideau with his rink next week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The sitting-room should be put in
order every night before retiring
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

S. A. Dunn is happy. 1t is a boy
and weighs eight pounds.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Apply to JNo. P CLARK " Son,
General land and loan agent.
Office over Savings Banks Mexico
No. 45.tf
Knoder & FRANKIE do not blow
abou. their work, but it speaks for
Itself. Call up and examine their
stiles and prices.
MONEY TO LOAN.
have constantly on hand, money
TO loan on first-class security in sums
ssuit.
]. w. Carson, Southern Bank
3S-3m.
Rev. A.. T. Sharp will preach in
TIE Episcopal church at II O'Clock
a. m. and 8 p. M, next SUNDAY.
Regular services the End aid 4th
Sundays in each month.
CHANGE.-The Singer Office has
moved in the east end of the new
bank, southeast corner of public
square, where you will find the old
reliable Singer machine, needles, oil
and attachments constantly on hand.
You will find I. w. Nichols at this
Office to repair all machines that are
brought to this Office, on reasonable
terms, 37-3m.
Full supply of the old reliable gen.
uine Singer machines at the old Singer
Office Two doors east of w. w. Har.
per & Co.'S which L will sell for less
than can be bought elsewhere in this
market.
&-tf. J. b. CLARK.
H. B. Seely is in Fulton lecturing
on temperance. Mr.. Seely was one
Of the most earnest workers in Mexi'
co during the inauguration of the
movement in Mexico.
All kinds of garden and field seeds
at BARNES q WINEGARD's.
46-4t.
Dent lean on the gate darling.
The hinge you've busted of.
And pa and ma are snarling---
They say I'll catch q cough.
This is the commencement OF
new song that will be out shortly
printed on pea-green straw paper ant
handsome tltle-page on brown paste
board, printed in snuf-colored ink!
Will be followed shortly by anothe
entitled: ''Put your arm aroun
me, pet; the old mans eyes az
shet."
SITUATION WANTED-A lady teach
e Of several years experience, publ
or priyate school during spring, sun
ner and fall months; will also CIV
lessons in mdsic on piano or voc'
husic. Address
LADY TEACHER,
Mexico, Mo.
In care of LEDGER Office. 47-3t
WaSrED.-A good live partn'
WITH $4,000 cash capital, to establis
IN iron foundry in this city, with
man that will put $4,000 worth
patents and implements against IL
$4,000 cash. For particulars adore
=. Y. White or j. j. Gill, Mexic
H~iasouiri. AZ If.
City loafers are too unanimou
Aney all want to stand on the san
Rorner at the same time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

NETWORKS! NEwpoRTsi at Boston
Shoe Store north side square. 4S-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Harve Allen is expected home in
about two weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Natural sclcction~-Taking the lar
gest apple on the plate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

The Opera Hall has been better
patronizcd this season than ever be-
fore.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

For nObby hair brushes and combs,
go TO +. s. Reilly, Druggist, bottom
price. Is st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

r. 2. Sims has moved to Monroe
county.
Miss Lizzie MaImaduke il visiting
friends in Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
Cider is the devils kindling wood.

Malinda Allen Mining Stock has
gone up to S25 per share.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Gents shoes ali styles at Boston
Shoe Store north side square. 4S-3m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

About this time look out for some
kind of weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Go to Reilly drug store and get .
package of-ni1 complexion powders
free. AZ St.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Drinking water should be kept in
the Temperance Reading Room Hall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Everybody. Read. The Board of
Equalization OF the assessment of
personal property in Audraln county
meets on til first Monday in April.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Fine tooth brushes by the gross at
f. s. Reily's drug store. 48 st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Several of our farmers are now
blowing for corn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

WANTED.-At this office q good
losd of wood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Judge Forrest is a grand success
as a Murphy advocate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

''Sllake, shake" is the word now,
as the election is approaching but
you don't have to" if you will only
buy a bottle Of Mullins Chill Tonic,
every bottle warranted. For sale by
+. 5. Reilly, Druggist. IL st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

Clear Havana cigars for five cents
ut ReiIy's drug store. AZ 3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
;lezico Weekly Ledger.
local NEWS.

Tho Fulton Telegraph is now print
Ably steam
rho prospect for a big. peach crop
Ais season is good.
John Ridgell, brother of "Dick'
adgell was shot in Illinois last week
choice syrups of all varieties at
BARNES & vineyards.
n is thought the present session of
,oagress will continue until August
rr..-A speciality at Barnes &
r.acord's, 46-4t.
Tom Armst' ong has sold his inter-
lin the Mexico skating rink to
Willie Garrett.
Very large amount OF sugar and
eoHee cheap at
10 BARNES & vineyards.
n 1872 there were thirty-two cir
Z. shows in this country OH exhibit
sn This year there are but thir-
zen.
THOMAS Board, six miles south OF
u,xico has a good stallion and jack
1. will sell or exchange for Other
aock ON reasonable terms. 46-3t
]. Linn Ladd is working in the
temperance cause in the eastern part
Il this county.
II YOU want a stylish hair cut or a
s,xt-elass shave csll at the Palace
Rrbershop under the Savings bank
Alt.
4 NJ. Weir, defaulting bank
cashier of louisiana, Mo-, has secur-
al a change of emu to this county.
There will be a grand mass meet
i0o At the court house on the last Sat
nrdsy of this month to take some
items toward matchmaking the Paris
road. 4t-ot.
The merchant who does not adver.
Use in the newspaper has been COM
asred to a nan who owns a lantern
but is too stingy to buy oil fori it.
Geo. Cromwell, conductor of the
Cromwell BUS Line, makes calls in
All parts of the town and meets all
trains. tt.
BRAUTIFY Your Yard. d.
Soipoee has a large lot OF evergreens
Il his office, just out of the ground.
Can at once and make your selection.
4Stf.
s. L. mexican has all kinds of new
and second hand sewing machines
fhe Singer, Domestic, Wheeler an(
wilson, Weed, Victor, New Ameri
can, all for less money than they cal
be had of anyOther agent, Mexico
No. 96-3n
Miss Camilla Switzler and Miss
u.m;sShields, of Columbia, are ex
noetoa .NNhe at the masquerade to-
nigh
REMOVAL.
DIR. Flint has removed his Denta
pnnnn "a nnrth c;do nnhlin cn11arn /,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

In this issue OF the LEDGER will he
found advertisements for the drug
store OFF S. Reilly. Shelf is a good
business man. He keeps a full, COM
plete and fresh line OF drugs and is
deserving of the public patronage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
ELANSEED TO LOAN

Farmers wishing TO borrow flax
seed for sowing, and contract the
crop on favorable terms, should ap.
ply nj once TO
Mexico, Mo. JAMES NJ. BUsu.
IS-2w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21

For nice perfumery, toilet soap,
tooth powders, &C., go to +. Shelf
Reily's drug store. As 3t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
REMOVAL.

DR.. Flint has removed his Dental
Rooms to north side public square, in
the rooms formerly occupied by
chas. Bakers insurance office.
3S-3m.
D. A. Stewart, Deputy Revenue
Collector, of Louisiana, was is Mexico
Yesterday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
N TO LOAN.

In sums of$30O. $500, $1,000, $4,000
and $4,000 secured by good city and
arm property or three, five, and ten
years time.
Apply to JNo. p. CLARK ~ Son,
General land and loan agent.
Office over Savings Banks Mexico
No. 45.tf
Knoder & FRANKIE do not blow
abou: their work, but it speaks for
Itself. Call up and examine their
stiles and prices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-03-21
MILLIONS IN IT.

MAEINpA ALLEN MiNE-sroCK &25 PER
sHARE-S1SG TO THE ToN GOVERN
MENT AsSAY-INrE9yIEw WITH GEO.
l. BLANCHARD.
The Van Buren press., 1878-11-19
Don't Waste Vital Energy.

The most vigorous persons do not
have too much vitality. People geneF-
alv inherit lack; ornt least find that
much vital energy has been permanently
lost in their ignorance or the carelessnes0
OF their parents. Often tits impaired BY
wrong indulgences in early manhood.
The endeavor with all persons should b
10 husband what is left, be il much o.
lit lie. Therefore
/, Don't do any thing in hurry.
9. Don't work too many hours day,
whether it he larm. worn, shop-work, study
work, or house work.
3. Don't shridge sleep. Get the full
eight hours Of it, and that, too IN vel
ven, lated and sun purified room.
4. Don't eat What is indigestible, nor
too much of anything, and let good cheer
rule the hour.
S. Don't fret at yourself, or anybody
else, nor indulge in the blues, nor burst
into fits of passion.
6. Don't be to much elated with good
luck, nor dsheartencd by bad,
Positively-be self-eontrolled, calm
and brave. Let your brain have all the
rest il needs Treat your stomach right.
Keep good conscience, aad have cheer
ful trust in God for all things and for
both worlds. -Youtl's Companion.
The Van Buren press., 1878-11-19
Things Worth Knowing.

|. That fish may he scaled much easier
by dipping into boiling water abouta
minute,
9. That fish may as well be scaled. IL
desired, before packing down In salt;
although in that case, do not scald
them.
3 That salt fish arc quickest and best
freshened by being soaked IN sour
milk
A. That milk which 10 turned or chan.
ed may ba swcetenel, and rendered
t for use again, by string In little
. oda.
5. That salt will curdle new milk hencs
in preparing milk-porridge, gravies, ETC..
the salt should not be added until the fsh
Is prepared.
.. That fresh meat, after beginning to
sour, will sweeten il placed out Of doors
in the cool over night.
Z That clear boiling water will re-
move ten stains and many fruit stains.
Pour the water through the ftain aud
thus prevent its spreading through the
fabric
8. That ripe tomatoes will remove ink
Anu OtueT btalLb lIoW Wuisc CiOtu hAaOs
from the hands.
.. That ,easpoonful OF turpentins
boiled with your white clothes will aid
the whitening process.
10, That boiled starch IL much improv-
ed by the addition Of little sperm, or
little salt, or both, or q little gum arabic
dissolved
ii That beeswax aud salt will make
your rusty nat-irou ~ clean and smooth
~ glass. Tie = lump Of wax in rag
and keep 1t for that purpose. When the
irons are hot, rub them 6rst with the wax.
rag, than scour with paper or cloth
sprinkled with the salt.
II That blue ointment aud kerosene
mixed in equal proportions, and applied
to bedsteads. 10 an unfaiIipg remedy and
that q coat of white wash 10 ditts for the
walls Of = log house.
10. That kerosene will soften boots or
shoes which have been hsrdeaed BY water
and rendered them ~ pliabls as new.
a. That kerosene will make the tss-
kettles a. bright IS new. Saturate wool.
en- rag aud rub with il. IL will also
remove stains from vanished furnt.
ture.
Is. That cold rain water and soda will
remove machine grease from valuable
fabrics.
The Van Buren press., 1878-11-19

The coiored brother, in Virginia
church, inst hit tho nail on the head,
whom he prayed at the close white bro
TIERS sermon, e" Lord, Dress the brother
to whom We h listened 10 so patiently
The man who can ea,e thirty two feet
of air.holes, in pulling a cord of wool
upon his wagon, has learned netting
good, i'll this world, that will be Of grea'
importance to his heirs.
A lady at Bngnamton, while looking
over her husband 8 old clothes recently,
discovered letter which she had given
him to post eleven years ago. The letter
was addressed to a lady friend. and its
non. arrival was the cause of an enstrange-
ment between the two families ever
since. Aud yet girls continue to get
married.
The Van Buren press., 1878-11-19
Vol. 16.---No. 80
Cause or Consumption.

Laugenbach, the German anatomist,
has come To the conclusion that pulmo-
nary consumption. and all pulmonary
diseases, are.next TO inherited teudence',
almost exclusively produced by the In
halng Of foul air; that they have moth
ing to do with intemperanee or eiotc
excuses, aud much less with cold wealth
err, or taking cold; canseG uent,y, II per.
sons, after taking coll, keep themselves
locked up in close atmosphere, until
their cold is over, they run the risk Of
contracting consumption, not from tho
cold they took, but by the foul air they
daily breathed. Hence the necessity OF
constant ventilation Of the rooms, espe-
eially bedrooms, during the night, BY
keeping at least one window open, even
II one has TO cough; closing them, Wilt
prolong the duration Of the cough, no
to speak of the serieas danger rofetrsi
otherwise to.
During our experience as practitton.
err, we have had cases, as, no doubt. have
many others, where chronic cough, for
which patients have kept themselves shut
up in their houses, have disappeared as
soon as they followed the sensible al.
vice to 20 out and take active exercise
in the open air.
A neglected cold is certainly danger.
Gus. especially for person Of family
in which there is hereditary consump-
tive tendency. exclusion from fresh air,
Is one of the worst remedies against such
trouble, but, unfortunately, 1t is the one
mist commonly applied. When we re-
fer TO going out and enjoying the fresh
air, we do not mean that a person with
congh should not avoid a cold day, or
exposure to cold draught, but, when
warmly clad, aud exercising In the open
air. even when the weather is cold, an !
becoming heated by this exercise. ant
going homo, whilo yet warm, and even IA
Precipitation, and lying down to rest.
well protected. with proper covering.
but always breathing air not confined In
small room, Is one OF the best rome
dies for a cold Exchange.
The Van Buren press., 1878-11-19
darling and shall love you dearly all

darling; and shall love you dearly all
my life"
So when l lost her love / gained it.
She fitted away presently, and gave my
self good mental shaking up, and con
eludcd my FOOLS paradise would soon
have vanished If had undertaken to make
an cold lady" out of Mamie
John wrath was loud and violent He
exhausted all the vituperatiye language in
the dictionary and then sat down, pant
ing. but furious.
Come, now" ! said, "what is the Oh
lection to young Bruce2 Is he poor2
"No. confound him! He inherits his
grandfather's property, besides what his
father will probably leave him"
us he immoral p
" never heard So
"Wbat does all him, then
Nothing but have set my heart on
Nannie's marrying you
Well, you see, she has set her heart
in another direction, and l strongly
object to wife who loves somebody
else
"What On earth brought the puppy
home 7
Love for Mamie, | imagine. Come,
John; you won't be my father-in.law,
for will not marry Mamie if you are
ever so tyrannica but we can jog
along as usual, the best OF friends.
Look -
pointed out of the window as | spoke.
On the garden walk, shaded by great
oak tree, Walter Bruce stood, looking
down at Mamie with love lighted eyes
Her beautiful face, all dimpled with smiles
and bushes, was lifted up TO meet his
gaze, and both her little hands were fast
prisoned in his strong ones.
John looked His face softened, his
eyes grew misty and presently he sa :
/" How happy she is, Lasrei
"And we will not cloud her appne 8,
John, answered. This is r ght and
fitting Mamie is too bright NJ " flow
er to be wilted by being tied up to an old
December log like me-
SO when, half-fearful, the lovers came
in, they met only words of affection,
and Nannje's face lost nothing Of its sun.
shine.
She was the loveliest of brides few
months later, and wore the diamond par.
ure had ordered for my bride at her
wedding. And she is the most charming
little matron imaginable, with all her odd
freaks merged into sunshiny cheerful
ness, and her husband is a proud, happy
man, while am Uncle Lawrence to the
children and the warm friend of the whole
family.
The Van Buren press., 1878-11-19
Love and War.

Russian newspapers relate some ro
mantle attachments which have sprung
up between Turkish prisoners Of war and
Russian ladies' of various ages in the
towns where the former have been detail
ed, leading, in some cases, to somewhat
sensational, and rather announcement
scenes, upon the departure OF the Turks
At Charkof, = Russian girl, dressed W
as Turk, took her place among the re
turning Mosfems She savteotod, on
numbering the persons conveyed in the
car At foltsvs, u young lady OF posi-
ton and education, insisted upon accom-
panyiBg Turkish officer, to whom she
earnestly desired to be married. At the
same place, the departure Of one railroad
train, carrying liberated prisoners. led to
a regular scene, necessitating the inter
ference of the police, and calling for or.
ders which have since been given to pre-
vent similar occurrences in the future.
A crowd of ladies, old and young, some
only school girls, assembled on the plat
form, and took leave Of the Turks in the
most pathetic and demonstrative ofways.
All embraced, all kissed, some burst in
to tears, and others tainted away. All
this was done in public. The school
girls taking part in the public display,
have since been expelled from their
schools.