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ChanCe7y sale 0g a House an Lo.
Near Erin, KDOx County, Tenn,
No 8 122.
No. 3 IZ3,
D. c ~. II HaJyTnv arI =. :, -

Burr & Terry VS. H. Helsley and ohers.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE PRONOUNCED
I in the above cause at the January tern,
l619 Of the Chancery Court at x nOxville, Ten
der, in fcont Of the court house door in Knoxt
vile. on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF MAY NEXT,
ATl1 O'CLOCK A, N,
the house and lot mention I'd and descri ed in the
pIezdioee living in the 18th civil district of Knox
county, Tennessee, near Erin. bounded on the
south BY the, East Tennessee, Virginia and Geqr-
Cooper en- the north by street in said village
or station, and on the west by the lands of W.
r. Cooper, containing abou. ore and one
eighth acres.
TERMS:
Said sale viii be made Tor cash II hand.
March l4tb, 1879. -rv,-,,.
apl16W4t NJ. l.. PATTERSON, Y. III.
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ChanCery Sale Of EeSiTabIe
House and Lot,

No. 1913.
Anna Kirk vs. VIM. Kirk, Sr., and VIM.
Kirk, Jr.
PURSUANT TO DECREE PRONOUNCED
in the above cause at the March term, 1879 of
the Chancery Court at Knox Ten1essee, I will
sell at auction, to the highest bidder, IL front Ct
the court house door in Knoxville. on
SAT- RDAY, THE 18th DAY CT MAY
NEXT, AT II O'CLOCK A. n.
The hou and lot mentioned and described in
the pleadings, lying in the lst civil district cf
Knox comfy. Tennessos, in the city Of Knox
vile, fronting so feet on Gre Oked street, and
RUNNING back 100 eet 20 an alley.
TERMS:
Said sail will BE- made for one thiTd c ash and
the remainder or a credit Q six and twelve
months. and ia Tar Of the equity OF re-
demption taking from tn purchaser notes y ith
approved security, bearing in crest from date.
and retaining lien on said lands further Sc
curity- April 10th, 1879. ,
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
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CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
Without Extra Charge

to all who purchase tickets via McKenz
and Memphi-,
, 1879-05-17
NEW ORLEANS BANKING,

,.-... .,.-.
severc'y. 'y.c""t'cmnatas51 1terort At t''s Grand
Jury lntrltatch with MI investigation Of
tho Conduct Of tho savings In.tt.ut,on
whtcl, Kccrnt,v co,inn.rd.
1p'e'a' 0t."a''. :" re nts""e
NEW ORLEANS, La., May 1G.-1ale urnnd Jury
nlnch excitement: :.
:, re nc Uon. ll!l'fam q. WhitfaS,r. .hidgt Of
the New 0rlcnns Savings Institution "s,nr III, Seen
presented to u.s. tic Grand Jnry nuw IN session,
H. ~" sng h, r. tHaas !a ana e;1,sa.yo s!anua:
anu Trustees of said Institution, VIC have tic
hon0f u!o 70 sses,pee.,tal'y e., fep1rt:
nanv year. past peTalsie9t1y and hab!tnnlly yio.
lAtrl srct. l., O. and Of thclr charter. On con.
,'l, ,'n!tE tho la atssra u tho statc We were BY
naur tile ,a,v of thp State for such Violation u. lie
pfoyisluns Ut 4 churter.! consequently thero wa4
nohng 9n which cFlminas chatgs could bs based
=. We find lsat tho Tru.tce-. as ruJc. have
been wnntonly ueglcctfal or the Interests cun6sicI
norunee u he ehnrter Il others having iiiiis o.
10 knowledge Of tle com,luct uf ths
buainchs Of the institution. and gencrnlly
ahaencs frou, thr meetings Ut tho 1oarl nnl dele.
rnnahic bellesc, they wud np, nyu shown In tic
management ut their usYtl buslness, w cannut
tuo atroisy condemn ti,rir action IN acccptng 10.
s.tlons as 7rustces when they wero unable or
tn the conservation Of TIC Interests tey were orc.
suIned to represent.
:, :. lhe monthly and annual statements PUB
llslch, whIiu doublr-s correct trnnrcrlut q! lie
hoo;B. were ca!cu3slcA ~ tnizlo4I tic puolic, in.
stead of aorlinv corfcdf Information Ut tho lnasi-
cial coudtton uf the institution, ~ they were prc.
sun,ei to tn In The Inst stntru,cnt, pnnisltrl
Feb. e. l8 appearA ,1ntrt tic l1nn] of .ttt,-
B3urccy, " an ITEM" Rtul ystutr. sill tdr, III y
W1,ci, real ca,alc wLcn yunrI lIy rxnurt nuurnts,
esn appointed hy the depoature was shown 1n bo
worth SlSi 7uD. Thia prupprty hat without
flnnb cost lie institution ttD .nrcs giyef In thu
statement, but wv submit that nuc!i an Item tAonu
ilot alisar Under TIC nea. o. '1Fesonrccs." Mn-
n,n, .a tne % R,npeff "ms t,e'naS aas,antu to llo
r" nj tnns.ix h, n,rc1t ,j,,"I be.oIn H. us
...I ,.t -, ,~ti nuet"s' 1lc REV
, 1879-05-17
A ST. LOUIS LOTTERY.
How on Account of the Nom Payment Of Il
l'r1xp.

How on Account of the Nun- Payment OF II
Trlxr.
t9D'cfd! Wanosch 10 Tas Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., May 1b.-rho rreprcssblc
Wakefield, wlsosD connection With lie Police
Hoard scandal anil subsequent Indictment for
perjury in connection Herewith Ia still town
talk, sias agaln got himself Into trouble. Do
fcatcd In luis scheme to, .rcta!n 4 prultabs cou-
troll oycr tic Missouri Lottery Company. hu d
few days ago got possession OF tic charter Of
The Aeat1rMy OF AtusLc Lottery. uut1er which,
some tfnc since, It's owners wero empowered to
run lottery ln this Stalc. li!e chartcr wus
subsequently, repealed BIZ lilo Missouri Lcgssla.
ture but this mRlo but littlo dlfIcr-
cuce to Waketctds rs, though he
saw a certain prospect Of litigation,
lIa also saw that ho lad. in the opinion Of a
lawyer that tho rrpcal VI tic charter wns un-
constitutional, grounds for sufficient delay Of
tl,e LAWS sual operation to allow him several
months IN which to run Ills lottery. lie accord.
tngy secured tho cu-operatton OF three lsrau!it-
tah brothers. sn,it by nasHo md pawnbrokurs
ty profession, organized tllu lottery, n1ul retcu
u head olco OH tbs corner OF Fourth street anil
Washington aYcnuc. Preparations wrse soon
COMPLETED, nld Yesterday the sac Of tickets
commenced. Quito number wsro disposed Of,
,i'e late putrons ot The aefuuct Missouri Lottery
gtadlJ Investing In t!la nrw ventura. III fact,
everything lookc,i faYuFahlr Until. at fuw ,nin
utes atter noon to-day, leycs hum! named
G. II. Frlrc entered lhe office, md. presenting
thu orthulox lckat, deina,uieI thu s1e5 which
It had evidently drawn, There was no doubt
sMt tho Ticket was genuine. md that tho 1aan,
hal got It from nue of ,llr authorized agents Of
the lnttcrJ. But tbs head ullcu Ind no record
q tile s4'e, un.l tlccI!ac!l to pay Tho prIzo.
The eni!ts mud Wuketiull lid 'thrlr
l'nst tu persuade thu ,nan that hc
had been deceived, bat he knew, better, and,
seeing That 1lu was bent upon his rights, they
ordered him from t!sr olt1re: lle dce|n cd to
tnovU without thu money. They persisted. at,.l
u row followed, In whct, ftllonHh the leyes n,uu
wa mighty anl 1nnscularl he xas linally worst-
cd, hut not until lio lad nsurktd t,ts four op-
pouen's, antl Ind broken up the furniture
considerably. The noise et The seuiile caused
considerable conmutlon In the building, In
which SOME Of thu most respectable buslness
inrn of lle city hayc Offices, anil tho result was
that the proprietor requested Wakefield nntt hIs
lsraclitish confercs tu rcnIoyo thrir establish
mcnt instanter. They did 80. an.t It ID not yet
known wlcEo tho headquarters Of the nuw lot
teFy will Go located,
, 1879-05-17
INSTRUMENTATION.


o,...,.'s.e Sn<''aa T. n''safea to ne 7rdS"ns
firFssohu' ~, May lh-A soc1al sensation
OF IN uiusla, character l,us CONC to light tn
l,yayer County, pa. onlv fcw m,fc, fr,,n,
pittz z,mro Amin Nn,ro ~ 1o,,,,. s ~ ". 1o".
aN.'""E 1'n"1 .aool.' Ut "onest ID shc must
now no called, Is f'ie only daughter n'l young
est child Of wcsl-to.tlo gentleman, q United
r,,utr ,,rt roa,Io,. ~ 1,sa.. ~ ~ 4"1'""n .,'
.sn,ss,s s oas a,,., a..,,s ~ nousGt' Ier 'hfee
u.o,iess oecuPy pos.uo"a Oh pubic cstco!1' two
OF t1lcm being talented members Of tho lcaycr
County Bar, mud ono an accomplished phttn-
lslpllfa physician, The foml,y IA 1ltt,bv con,
ucftcd ay'f,I.rf.1,,s.,ao s4.,ao, ~ ."7"9 ~
% nss.cu' 3 e1'e1sea.eost!eo ,, ', Aghe~ oe'ng her
ute'e aha 1uaec ttlce tJudgo OF ncavcr
County l,tr cousin by marriage. Bno
Is beautiful anil hIebly.etluratet, oil On vrnrs
1T aoa III, ,,as o1,Sars n..,, ~ -, ~ 'e"'e
,1,as,,4 "sot 1as 1Ns Is"a51 ueeu u aeaast5one
usPo,I'o'', and pc''s at ony daughter. a1o
was allowed to haye pretty much her own way.
tier day or two aro for sur,o rcason nr nt,'cr
,,h,,,, t,t.,,,,. t.woe..,s,n -. o'"s''
@ "me'. "'ss'y ;'. onalaea ier. sho 'cft nome yes
, 1879-05-17


HeWs Inns arrived by tie last mol frum Xanzk
bar tlat Mr: II, II. Btaulcy is bunily occupied iu
engaging pprsera for journey into tt,e Interior
OF Africa, but TINT he preserves thu utmost &C.
ercry " to ha Intended movements. A rutnor
u current au,ong the puFtcsa tl.ut Meir Journey
la to commence fro1n the west coast; II thls be
the case, AIR. Stanley must have introduced
radical change tnto ihe original planx of tho
Hat9tan scetion Ut t1le lntcrnntsopal African Az.
soc!atton, fur whom he IL believed 10 bc acting.
Is,at. accidents apart, hu will b. mure successful
than tho unfortunate leaders Of thu trat Nctgtan
expedition few will be 50 rash as TO doubt, ut,l
% ta sure to hayu good and sutlleIenk scasons
fnr the course Ae !s utlvptug
, 1879-05-17

It Is curious fncs that tic least maritime Of
the more important European countries should
possess the greatest port TN thu Continent,
equally Important In military a,ni commercial
tense. According to thu Statistics recently
compiled by Col. Weaver. Intcl states Consul
a. Antwerp. The maritime movements vt tint
port arH interior only 10 ih0su Of London md
Liverpool. Next III Importance come suecahs.
, 1879-05-17

-IN =.
,tndrc william, yo,,or,,v nrau,a, ,,,vurco
:, mIs, u,,.a',,; tns,,. i.,.. ,,.,'.'.,'', nv
1.u.r,t,,,, "'' mum '"'s' "s""'"'" w.
ITEMS. ...-..
III Tic chse OF Tic United States Rolling Stock
Company n. The Chicago, rckto Il Southwest
crn Railroad Campapv, On Intervening petition
was filed yesterday i,y tho Chicago Il Alton
ltarual to reruycr o., I'll II claimed to be duo
fnr re,, NJ I'm. ,ot,nr,s no., n.r, ~ ,vn,r,, wn,
49,, ~ y. NV '3tte, s'""' 'a's y. ""'@
,'s .sscu III common win 'lle NORTHWESTERN hoau.
Tho Company therefore asked for All account Of
Judges Gary, % Jameson, m n NIL sfcxllister will
hear motions to-day judge }o0crs tuutI0us Tor
new trial, and Judges Moorr, FarwclI, an,l viii.
Inns ,itTorrrs.
Isane u. Suuter, Edward Warner, md ". ii, Ii,
Duunc.
untrrn sr.rrs rn,,,ra. e
Joln RI. irwin i q 1,a.n,. ,sa r.
sa,sv,,r H,a,, f" , o.. .. memns, at.t ~ d..
Mrkuherts. npc,,t. ynI lie pimn" l. 4tw.,,a
Manufacturing c"mpany 10 restran them from
Infringing several uatenis far improvements in
lanterns granted tu j. IL. Irwin.
s,uEntn,, cornr IN np,rr
11,o Fiat Mo,,.,,,, III. -, t,,,..,,,
f,.i iii y.star'1n" ,t,',t.'s nI"h !" e e.'
M.,,.. ifms.'se,. ""Ss GIst r""h' Ion aucs; ~. -
fn~cc1n, ,,ar,,,s, n,eu ~ ~, IN rs.n nnl 10
rtrtv.six fiat ~, S%f,rrk s,rct ~ n +,,,,,,t,,sx,
,,; a''.''.. avs. ~ ac.E"lek at'uet ""u running
buck aesenty feet ou 0'eltc stscut.
cincu'r COUNT.
~. X. snTttcr, deprived Of his liberty on
clnrEe Of farccnY, complains tint he ID detained
without suttlcluut rcason, nnd asks to 10 dis
pnonA7n co,nr.
The will of rhII,, r. Tho,,ra ,7.c.o..,7 ,xo,
nror',, ",n, antttaH ~ -, rn'y,rn ot.r M"s
mcntary wcra isst,i. TO Wtji;nn, II, IL Tha,ns
, 1879-05-17
WEST PARKS,
Meeting Of the Board.--lmprove-
t1ents at Humboldt Park
...The Finances.
The Adams strxet Property.0Wnors
Want Their Street Mado
Boulevard.
WEST PARK BOARD.

~''"s"s
A regular mcctlng Of Tic West s!do parls
Commissioners wa held 1nst rvrryut, nj III, ,f
ero of ,bo pno,., n~ u.vu,a.t .,.s.,ta1 ~,
49,. s .," .,a. uu'u ~ !,ie,'ue"' ,,,ts ",,a
,neto ," were also pIesen' Messfs' McCfea, W1l-
Rcn, wood {secretary|, Hscnock, ntul Katffs.
A communication from f;corgc ", Smith, at-
torrrv r., In, n,ard In roIot,,,, ~ t, ai,t,,' tr
f,.,,i,o,', fne,-a,,,n, -. T.a" ~ .'o ..a" "
he't"o'a '."c"c"l't''l lale leaauEcrt LOT extra
compensation, wna read. Gcn. Smith hold that
Loewcnthal WAS mt entitled to tnct, extra, an,1
advised that hult lie commenced Upon llls bond
to recover tic amount uniawfuly retained. Tic
communication was referred to tho Ffnnnco
Cnn,tntttrr WITH row.r IN oct
Anntl,ar communication fro,, f,or u.,,.,, t.,
.'a.., =, ,,.., n'a,, ~ r"s. nun uen. s.nnm III
Feeafu 10 tue Claim Of Forester, Hce'n Il Gibbs
To onc acre Of 1and III Humboldt Park was rcatl.
fja hot,l that thu rtpim was Dld, and
l1,at t, mia rcston IN ~, ut,or, 1t,a s'.,,ts.
.l".@ wy ~, 'sa'su "a ~. nu"'" 'ne op'nloh
MAS 1cec''eu ahu l0acea OH l'la'
4 bill o1 ten. Smith Tor $40 for legal services
was ordered paid.
1'hc Secretary reaf, or ofF.r fro,n Williams t.
r,nm,,,on s.' rar,asn,,. u n4 '''u' 'oan "nan's
=, ,.Ts'.s .,',,. ,.'ua1sase ,.eFcs' 10
aomo lots N CHtIofus Addition, to settlu nj 80
cenlf on the dollar S45i4 ui s.ieciol assessment
!tS'ca on tfse property. lhe communication
was teleffea 10 Tie committee OIL tlunl'ce.
WANT THEIR MONEY.
Next cnme letter from l. Il i. etrv,r,
bankers. OF New York cxpresstnS ,rir s.ttnn,, :,
Doiutnent nt il,c 1,n,,nnynrnt ~ so tss, .,s,
Of Purk bonds which maiurcd un Ainy /. Mcssrs.
Stewart satl this ms only onr GJ N srrirs ~
Jisnunnnt,nsnts ia w,irl, ,,rw hn1 lc.,, s,1, ~
irctt,j a,ul owing tn lin 5jrniii ri ,In,rinr ~
In, frm ti'rv tyrrc ,nt,,nriIcn tn r.m i' VIZ ~!
claims. riley wcrc. ht,ynycr. wfltn, r. t.Yt"n,
thr time fur payment conditioned of, its bsln:.
t1ladc promptly on July /. Thu 1l,attcr went to
Thc President tcuor,cd tin, lo Inn, an,,oot.a
two laborers. 'N s''S'"'~"
, 1879-05-17
EDUCATIONAL.
YALE COLLEGE.

sVsitten examinations for admission to tina Fresh.
Ipan c!aHes ~ he GurYs and las s4tllrd ScIsailse
ssheu! wl " Lsi1 y Ch!Saxo ~ ~ Gtneiaaan %
r., H1sssnt n ~ # oa Fktd.y The v1en!iastlo ii
Of Law. ~. Us Eat W4.Aaxto9.st.. fousth ao1t.
fpr further adare.t tY letter lie Secretary
E.tE.al,, Cl.Gasu. " 80
, 1879-05-17

The late Mr., Mactiatan, the London Nfu, cor
RESPONDENT who nrst directed attention 10 lie
balga'tsn a.roc!ttea, f. being all tus eauoni.el
fearless services to ulesn. Thur aru about to
hold higll religious services In Its memory On
Thu Anniversary ut hs death, nn.l Pref. Muller,
OF tfio Vt. Petersburg University, II ahout 10
SlaY1uLp Faec.
, 1879-05-17

Tho venerable husband Of Julia Smith, of
glastonbury, IT appcars, occasionally iropt Into
poetry. anu tllu following specimeil-the con
Guiding lines Of one of bis clfus!ons--sceIns TO
Indicate that bis muse ts Of the ltdaetic oraers
Tue sick aud Tho we'll
Together shall dwell,
nHt together npser should sleep;
=. Nor yet should tho old,
For fear Of the cold,
Children intuc9 to sleep With them,
, 1879-05-17

.,It,,i Ins itcm q for legal servicca vaa ia
MGG1ssntha! III q Pencu received tu ali tl0.0t5 bc.
tss n" es slMo paid while Vocko wns Receiver Of
~ tas company under order Of tie Htntn Cnurf.
y. tsoneauaon. sa. Vocko says that Ao has boon NJ
sisra 'us .n' 'w,'111S to Eye all the information de-
'ai. 'kGarss hechelkc aud i. Urrntano were nxan-
%tnS ,.S ns accounts Ia the Cletks olicc, he in
,h",a aSa tSm e to call On him and he would helm
t",m.,t,nh % ahey never did 30, but rot Their in.
lie ssys shss hS'seWhefc, and made 1nlsstacn
osmaillH o. thu alleged discsrnancirs II, I1is
'@'''s "19ah Tic Inst three mouths.
ArFlpAYITs
,a.n .e 4iao lled by K G. Schmidt, samus1 gcc,c,
.n1 sa' fe1cE ss Hand, William Mueller. IL. III Ma.
isn,,.o,'lnon iI, oI'non L. Finrahosm. Joseph Louis, jacob
IL IT, ee,t ';iSa1d fn. ,h s!slaels, and A. II. reice
n n y Al oApr 2, 1871, md heard read tic ,cms
not". ~, ,fcee!ysd from the sale Of tic Ilesims
ihss s., ana quo allowed to tho Assienea. AMI
io,'a tns sep9ts @ waa approved. ' "''"
and Ar,,a;in ~ inmaAter, W: X pagc. s. H., Booth.
Of Vurtc y. neap testified to tho arduous duties
iipa rsnss as A:slgnec, anl tho time u,ni atte.,
Affair." aufea -, 70 take care Of tbs ConpanY',
ID ~ ~ ausfoastl1E was It Tint l,c was oploci
FerdinenIe ,,,nWscrs to try mauy OF hts cascs,
soboratsI. H. Nclhhardt, former clerk, cor
pald hin ''c aaswar ~ TO the amount OF salary
hsyinI' e. axs xsseau!tz, an accountant, tessttIrd to
ants os.e uau'!lltle tho accounts uf several intnr
VoSkt's t'si.oaEses, i.os and that he found lint Ar.
Assgpecs 81 Wesq w., muel ower tllan thpso Of tv
:aen's, Stain ~ M,,,p M,epup!lc. tlremtn'd Lumber
Insurance Conna,N SIo,9a N,a Security, anu rquitabs
tu.ursn.ctH u. ~. Horton brother Assignee OF dofunct
~, am,i s,t ,eotnpony, had q favorable wvrti 10
t0eksis rh,rna eu nlmself ~ satisfied that sir,
sonable. @es aoo allowances ware very Eea-
, 1879-05-17
Cyprus In = Iiad Way.

II the London Daily Ntscs correspondent IL to
DO credited. Cyprus u tn u pitlable plight; 'sthu
teasants," to snys, "hayo begun TO cat the
nauscots dug root in lteA Of brea4.'
, 1879-05-17
IN GENERAL.

eHyk r Il Ii. Aufsbnt Had bill .g.Iu,t Fred.
croupl .t ts'oat '1s. asking for 4 divorce ou tie
" 4faakftnrss, cruelty, aud ds.ertton M
, 1879-05-17

CatkiNs. ]. 0f''-
First base on errors-1}utfs'o, !: Troy Citys, i.
Eu+kins. !. - ~
iialls cailca-on 1ssad'ry. 70; an Calvin, 20.
nsrkfs cal!cdIt)I Bradley. ii: oil Calvin, IL.
nouhlc plhs-!Iawkcs nnI C!upp.
!'atsed baala-tellIy. /.
utcH. '' S''@ '''''
Umpre--C. N.ilhos.
, 1879-05-17
PAt1.En TO, APPEAR.
Gnkcfftl {ISt.f1fch n TIA frfAanA

7E76HHFs
cLEvRLANu, O., Mar 1.I.-A misunderstood.
my s'as arisen as to the condition vi the C!erc-
lanl Club aiH1 tts inability to play, which will
c1Itl Il! an apucal ~ thu Leaguc Tile game with
tl'e Syracuse was postponed yesterday, as
on fla1a ut tho grounds to play, but the home
nine lid not nut lii an appearance, wlcrelpuu
fnrlonE. OF Milwaukee, ns umpire, declared tic
game III iHvOr vi Syrartlsc-9 too.
me game Tomorrow, II Is expected, Will he
PLAYED III some way, but just wllat arrangement
Of men, md hoT n,anY outsiders wil be brought
into 1t, IL not now kt,owu.
, 1879-05-17

HENU HEHUFN|EUs
fpfe,al Utsussch 10 Tia 3ritnhS.
N,ssfAnCK, u. r., May 1d,-siat. Homo arriycl
hers this morning Ilo gocs tu Fort Meadow,
Blask Hills, where l'u will bs 1T coM,nanL.
, 1879-05-17

:. Hair Hesiyum" re.lotss gray hais to its orig.
lost color tur 10 cruls.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-28
Woman,s Sharp wit.

A witty woman, if she is also pretty,
seems to be licensed to say what she
will to friend or foe. During the war
for independence, the ladies of the South
freely exercised the sex's privilege.
After the surrender of Charleston, the
British arms were, for time, triumph
ant in that section. Many of the lead
ing men, through fear of imprisonment
and of losing their estates, renewed their
allegiance to the King. Most of the
women, however, adhered to their Whig
principles, and were not reticent in ex-
pressing their sentiments.
Mrs. Daniel Hall, noted Whig, OBJ
tanned permission to visit her mother on
Johns Island. AS she was getting into
the small boat that was to carry her to
the island, an English officer, in an au-
thoritative style, demanded the keys of
her trunk.
"What do you expect to find there 2"
asked Mrs. Hall.
81 seek for treason" replied the Of
ficeI.
"You may save yourself the trouble
of searching my trunk" said the lady,
+" for you can find plenty at my tongues
end"
Another lady once rebuked the haugh-
ty Col. Tarlton in way that made him