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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

ne lHc conductors, and an persons CON.
ucc'ri with the management OF llc mil
roois In lho District fCulumbia to ro.
mtrcgroos to enter and ride IN whatever
car hcy he nesroc. may select
This i-Qui,S equal TO many OF The far
famed Blue Laws OF Connecticut, and
toosmblish ia legitimacy tits only neccs.
sory to state that Sumner, Of Massaclu.
sctts. was its chief author,
According to this law, E,g-g8 are given
a higher privilege which mus; be accord
ed TO them by white mcmillan are given
to tcla5 men for, according to long-eo,ab.
ll,hed custom about Washington, certain
cars are set apart for ladies, which no
Gentleman is permitted TO enter unless be
has lady in charge. But according to
this lIc any DIRTY, greasy, sinking tuct,
negro can enter ANY car ho chooses,
and ihe conductor, nor any other person,
can say nay.
viii sobcg-minded people soon begin to
believe, what we have been telling them
Tor years, iAat these Abohtionists are
nothing more nor lees than fools and fan
alics
aS~" All a mistake A false report
Not a word of truth in it - sad Mr- A,
when her neigh bor Mrs, B, announced to
her that draft for half u million men
had been ordered.
Alas Gear, " said Mrs. b, ''!t is too
true. The men all say it true, and so do
the papers. Oh Uhat will my poor hus-
band do?"
Pooh Pooh was Mrs AS indie-
naut rejoinder," " " ! am not so easily fool
ed as was once, either by men or these
copperhead newspapers. warrant none
Of oT papers give any such reports"
There you are mistaken, Mrs. \, " re-
piled Mrs Z, " for read no other papers,
and it was in our papers, as you call the
Press and the Telegraph, that l read the
order this very evening"
- va -, .'y MY '''' II . "
' ~ ,ur'. ,,! "I'' ~ J''U'''-
" 80 ''',-''''"S' ,-', " "' ''''i aston
''"e" 20 zee no" "1Ie II 'aNes 10 deceive
s'uls l'oV'e' nov cou'u - Ue possible
inst snoiher draft should ce ordered ?
Did not the Press aud the T-srau4, and
90 ,,r otl,s~ r,,.s-. ,.-,..,. ,,., ,,,.r, tho.
-,
" ''''y Vol" 'e-e'ec' curtin .''rs Ae--l ls
70 w51e ar.f.s' DID they notre-elc,, him
Ridiculous! 10 say now, that another
draft has been ordered would te TO make
cut our paler- just what the copy erheads
saw Of them Nzrg. Iw!I never agree 10
,b,t. ,3,...,.,, o., ,,,.. -, f.i,l,
-. ''.>' '''''''
ID what or papers tell u.s. and no! oe SO
Iea'' &c swallow every '".Hs you hear
No, make !oaF'e!i easy. AoJT nus
But Mrs. 2 couldn't see the point.
o.pr,, T-.r,-,.,, II I5,,,,, has
a,or.,Ii,I,..sp ,b, sov.r,l p,-, r,,,,sr,. .
os ccysrr,,s,.-- Fvs,r,ira i.rf.,s,frs
49,,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

BS~The city of Philadelphia has paid
out =. AIS, $50 in bounties TO volunteers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-03-23

EsE Figures, 1t is said. will not lie, -
but men lie terribly with figures
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

To the Honorable, The Justices Of the Supreme in
dalni iuHft unsi Ia he held st bangor, within aud
fif HE tupniy 81 ienobseot On III. fret Tuesday
III tannafy, A, D., ihati
GtsAN ~ CURTIS ri nu.tapart In the tonnty
~ at liapanrL, win OF La,uiul CARTS respectfully
iiisia aud gives this Honorable cart 10 e Informed
that she WAS lawfully married to the said iemuel
tattla NJ ofnnd IN said county pi Hancock on tho
twenitrtb day NJ futfDafy 4, ~, ihis, aud haa hnd
by him ~. child sinsr iend aud that Your lielnht
s!nfp t.f ihtsfarrinsu With thu said i-nuoi Cart.
has hlwhya behaved Iisfsrit ~ faithful chhSlr md
nhettinont, Wiie towards him the snii lrWuri ,'ur
ia, bnl the said Irmurl Curtis wholly regardless al
Ills hnttaar covenant VOWS and duty, did On the III
DAY ~ July, A, y. iaaa wtl,, ant eauau the pnri
"t or eant'ni ~, or eolu4on Will, Your iilrlnst
wholly aud @ifpy frarrt and ftrsnko her puh 10,
part IT, pinr", H. piness h You'd the ms NJ this
hfHt" mud 10 iiislnnt unl tuwh, anl hna ainrr
the said n,tnlh 1T iulN H. u, Ihba, wholly deserted
aud i"rsaken III, nn living separate aud npnft
fum her, aud Ia pHr ur plaees 10 hcr unknown,
aud has not snec the hmtth day al iuh ntuterhi'l
furnished az contributed utIS thing IL ANY way, 1T
f'oi al initirrt Ia nil Assist anintt az maintain
sour filtinnt, h,iup u i.tiud al more than seven
wears, aud piili tusidra befana III lmiia OF Tits
siate, ia plnr. places to Yum liitrlnni unknown
VII teiar. ,ont libuani ptata right aud Justice aud
that al. may 10 divorced FROM the hona ui mnti
aud ps Ia duty i.'uud win ptaN aud that such
huti,e ma, be- given the mid Iomu'l tu,lis, at the
p,nrnN at ihr illHl ~ the Court NAV orl"r return
able Ia tn, nest term at sud tnuti, within aud rr
the Count, at IiHnruck, to be he'd NJ IllsNuttl on
the fnurih luradhN nt Arii meat
SUSAN VI CtHrts
January ri lNGt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

9TH, ECONOMICAL
We not nnl, secure GREATNESS by cur system
but QUALITY. Nc do rot pretend tia, our Wa;cl
can be bought fer les, money than the foreign mako
neeres h tina; for its real value it is sold fer en,
half lis price
III SOLDIERS WArcN ,usueSl wr,. rllcr, T.
"iiat it, maine iaJicate>->old, Substantial, and a.
NAYS Rcliahl,,-Wsrrmic, TO stand any amount o
Marching Riding or Fighting
orr NsNr HIGHER QUALITY of wAfCi
named l. : Bartlett i, similar in >ge and genera
appearance, but has taary jewels, and rlabo
rate flush.
otH LADIES WATCH. rSccnty lroaghr oui, i,
rat uP IN great variety Of patterns, many of then
Of heaut, AMI Workmanship i quite small bat
warranted Ia tess tissr-
Orr Nut VT oSAri ENi lN'S wNrSH I. mes;
larse ami 'stst te iaa, ior tn, racIc, o. luaus
America
II PROOF u Ia sacri;, Of ea- Ws.rh "a, y
oluj in lie ,so. t,.as ur nov employ Owe az nam
lrca Uorkaea Ia saf zst.1re>, and ia. a=e -.
1nah'c - >arHtz isssaa>sa0-i, t4saess=a= .lsa#sn
al L tHNEs.lt zt1srst; n SIi. WIN /. IN.
az aud -fzer tasa tasz=s.s,-, s..se ss.z.s' =
Il, 6ae e,roaaante;rr lsa sy i>r'iyatcis i4>.el
N,ervc; tAe Variation ta.-e ,- ,'s.Hsc, oI i,t-a
ta-r. These @s.ss,> a-,. crr,,gauss,risaa, rates,
and an the fusss n s- fa;e>, ,>:rf-5s.s n r.lr
,cgarz;r sci,-s5ssas eC ,e- iA,fnre ~ ,zs ssc,s
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4-e- go go
Is, Il. oA.N2,. y rsfv5 Esgs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

IL tho llonoiahic Justices II tho supreme
judicial Count urM 10 he holden within aud lui
thu Ueanty oi lianecek eh tho fourth Tuesday
nf oetohct. A, u, lSp1.
flNltE undersigned John \. telieks vt Eden IN
I ah t"unty at Hancock. respectfully ,rpto
,.{,>t, sehts, TINT hr wts LEGALITY married
sf,Mr, ~ Ia AliVo kc,iok. then oi said Lden
VI, sAesssf, len the st>th day 81 April II, lSaG.
nav ~, lSn5 and that be has r,ct ln,luctcJ him.
seif tawsIds het. the said tttee kedck. ava du.
ufal aud faithful husband and kept Rni perform
,d all his vantage VOWS and obligations. Vet the
,afa Alive \ kud,ck. enttte}S trEndl,ss ot her
marriage contract aud Npws. on hel part did uns
lawfully aud without just cause, aud muhrdt ell
lustoa ct the eonseAt uI the .s,d lvhn 4 koutck.
deset, Nour petitioner un OF about the htst day
oi Auku,t A, h, 1876 81 said Eaen, aud wcut
TWIN this state, 10 parts unknown 10 Nour peti
ttuurt aud has uhawtully cputuur, Sal icset.
,ien 10 Chs date, Mhereupen Nour rctit ,ncl
ptaNs Tor ,ish enl Justice, aud that tho honds ut
msnisge low oNiettng between No1r petition I
and the ,aid Alice Rodtek, ntN, he dissolved aNd
that = divorce nem tho eend. vi marriage ~
Aiefesati may DO deetesd,
latiN \. EoplCk
Il, NJ sHas>t Mt',, fct ltbriaet
Eden, July 81, lStt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
SIArE az MANI X,


ilAnsNeA ~. Supreme Jadicial Court. oc,shel
rttm, 1854,
teaa tae tNesoioS libel the Court order. thai
notice IT the Pcal,nes II tho s,me he eiseR (,
tae ilhelse the,tta named, Nv fAhlishiHs an At
tasted esps vt said jJhct, and at th,s eiavr there
IN. thtse weeks successful, in the kilsweftt
tss,tsSS the last publication L. he at lesst tAiEt,
isss heieta the next term III this Court to b,
Selisa at Ellsworth within nj Tor the county 81
Hammock, thy f.Wtth TUESDAY II Nrfd neat,
that said teclee may then aat tacte sVrcat. saa
answet the ssti lsh,l ani etnsn, IT auy he have.
Why tho prayer thetpnt should MT be granted,
Attest, 7 ", PARRY tlr,k.
A true eery IT ths libel aaa sery thereon
Attest, I, " fEkkN, tletk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
ETNrE OF MINNIE.

irn"i'arot IS supreme judicial Court, in,mnn
Irfin, iani,
sHsh " tR,tis, ithY r. ienasi Ciiitt
tn iitr urHoint lhri o,defrt that said liirinut
Et,c Hoo I" the sHd ii' ut the pturucN thct,s
az, hH IHhitsiuF aztec ed t,ilN 81 aHtd ,l aud
this uitlUf =" Court thtrrnpt thfec weeks surtu,a cn
Ia the il7"otth NmciitHa II itBprf pub i.iird IN
tlswurth, in th' County al tlumouk, the hast publ
thion n lo thirty lNNr NJ p3f before the term
AT Haid cut Ia he hulden al Ellsworth, Ia and tr
mid tnuutN af llauru,k, ou the tfutth Iucrdh, III
Amil he Vt, that Lee then aud ihutr nppr In CUT
sad t"att, aud shcw cnusu, II he have, Wht Tia.
prayer ai sails lhrlnnt should Hat lee granted
h'rat - \. :. tRiNt II, tictL.
tue cop, t nhrl aud ot,l,, ct Ce.ayt thrfrno
~ Attest + " fIRt,N tirtk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
PATENT AND THOMPsOHlaN MEDICINES

Figs, Candies, Washing Powders Soap Dye stufs, Truss
Supporters, Spice. Of all kinds Citron, Cur
rants; Ra'sins Thmarind': Irish
'N'1s' CIV "''
W., W. '"V'' w. W. W
Just received, per Express, new supply OF the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which arc.
BuRNETF5 Preparations; Blood Food, for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases,
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whitcombs remedy for Asthma; Burnetts
Cod Liver Oil; Jaync's Expeciorantj Wis;ar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; f"'Tlc's cure for Piles; DR..
Jcfrie's 8ntidotc; brakes EcnSoline. fol reinov
ing paint, tar, grease, &c; Cummings Apcriont;
Garglns Oil; Dadd's and Miilers Condition Pow
dcrs; Cheeseman's. Clarke and Duponco' Female
Pills. Tor female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con,
contracted Cure for nervous weakness; liem6clds
tIuid Extract oil buTchu, Tor diseases OF the b!ad
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

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FEVER AND AGUE-

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
X orltG OF foRstlosu


Paddle notice is hereby given thsi by his deed
II MettgaSr, dated the s0th day OF September.
\, u, l>60. aud recorded in the Hancock Registry
II Deeds. vol. ilS. page $40, Augustus fess
II tianesch, IN the County Of Hancock. aud Stat.
IT Name, conveyed To me. Thomas fcss Of said
ilsncnes, certain 1t ut parcel VI land situated
IN said Hancock, bounded AMI described as tol
leWs, II WI; commencing at the shore on Skil.
ttaSs River ia the division hue between said fuss
AMI calvin Rcrrys lsais=~theuce running East
"a said division line ~ the town road-thcnet
Heathe1ls ca The line Of said reai 10 the Nettl
Inc "f Hiram Fuss let-thenec W,stctly on said
Hiram to>s' North limo To said Skiliinss River
--theaee Mouth about thirty degrees West 10
place IT eeSsnu,oS, containing $ixty.two acres j,
more er les, together With all the privileges sud
seaatteuaeees iAetean,e belonging, Tie eeadi :
uen vi said Mortgage having been hroken.
sstm foreclosure al the sane under the statute
AMI this neitce is sisvn in pursuance thereof
THOMAS Fuss.
" ,,'sEu, tss 4 E.NEs. Attorneys
Ellsworth, fch, 1t. 1854
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04
ID ApWAY'S READY RELIEF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


rrpvs sulri},splV II al rther Nt~lscnes al eacs
MS FIRST INVOCATION
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sa-s cause u y'aar asaste ~ whcr II may b ssase>l
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

,Iug SPRING rEGN II ia. la.,j,usioa se,
s'es Na rst EsHNY. fxsRr.Es ASIA, III
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Certificates afSurss

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SPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE !!
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
Of Choice Orporto Grape
FOR PHYSICIANS t-Er;
FOR FEMALES, WEEKLY PERSONS & lsvAlIDs


Etcty family, at this season, shoif use the
SAMBUCt WINE,
Celebrated In Europe for Its medicinal and beneficial
iIunlites gentle smulcnt Tonic, Dinrrt and sulo
rirc highly esteemed fy eminent PhySiCiang, used II
European and Aneri.an Hospitals, and b. SOME of ne
first families In Et'rore rhl America.
As A TONIC
It ha, no quail cats.ne an appetite and building "
the system being entirely apurc wine Of mo.s raluab'
grape. ,...,,,,,.
AS a DlUREriC
1t Impars healthy action to the glands and KIinrys
snl rinnry Organs. worry beneficial In brorsSi Con- fut
Rheumatic affections,
SpEER'S WINE
I. not mixture or manufactured article, but Is rHr
from the Juice of the Portugal Sambnc gniPs rilltiVhtc
IN New Jersey recommended by chemists and ply schnr
possessing medical properties superior to any othri
wines use and excellent article for all weak and
,alcd persons and the aged and ntm, improving tho
appetite and benelting ladies aud children,
A LADY'S WINE,
Because IL will not ntoxcae other wines, asst
tans mi xture OF spris other liquors. and Is admir-
lis itch peculiar flavor, and nurtyc properties,
imparting healthy tone to tlr digestive organs, and
blooming, soft aud healthy skin and complexion
HE REFER TO
few well known gentlemen and physicians, who have
tried llC winc
Gen. wmncId scat.t sA. prs, Darcy and Nieoll, New
G"v. Morgan n. \ state ARK. NJ
pr J.R Chiffon NY. City, Pr. Wilson, nth st, Y.
pr Parish Phlia. pr Ward, Newark, n. j,
pr. Parker y. y. City. Dr. DouEhcrty, Ntwark
1r None scnuinr unless the signature Of" ALFRED
SEER rassatc j" is the cork of ZACH bottle.
MAKE ONE trial. or THIS WINE.
For sale hy druggists generally.
l. SPEER, Proprietor.
J1NEfiRf, FaSsdie, Ncw Jor'eg
OFFICE, EOS B'oddroy, Ne~ York
JOIN Ia fON faris
ISL trent for France and Germany.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
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l. |. . q ID Is | VI L l. X T.,
Rnd that the
Liver Is Torpid.

II permitted e. ran On u will appear IN other par,
OF the ~ stvn==inast generally In the iuim ei
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firt In ,maii krets under the skin upon the
6fasf' 81 fts Nc1k. ifmz Phs. Gfo,as, breasts,
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TIL the whole sNsicm he fu Of hi. accumu,acd
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fEMALES. FERhleS. FEMaLEs.

Take no halsam. Mercury or Unplaaisnt Meli-
cine 10: Unpleasant and Dangerous diseases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-04

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

Martin, John W.........n
Mason, Kitty (colored), SEE.
Being the south IS feet 81
inches front Of said lot
By the depth thereof.
AcGill, Mary. .-.",.,...,...
Beginning In 18th street
west Is feet 8 inches
from the northwest cor
ner OF said square, run
ming thence south 10 feet
II Inches, thence east
100 feet, thence north 10
feet II inches, thence
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

~ hno bOulu=I
east corner Ofthe square,
and running thence west
$50 feet II Inches thence
north ass feet, thence
east l76 feet IL inches,
thence south 1873 feet
theAce east $40 feet
thence north 1873 feet,
thence east l04 feet,
thence south rs feet q
inches, thence west 10l
ieet, thence south 4s
leet 10 Inches, thence
west 80 feet thence south.
q feet 2 inches, thence
east 40 fest, thence
south 90 fect I inches,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

For 1857, t2l.4S; 1858,
s21.43; 1859, $500.
1850, 1850; 1861,
sls.6si 1859, 5000.
For 1857, 1914; 1858,
S3.44; 1859, $3.50, 1890,
s1.6S; 1861, t1Js& 1859,
1.66. fm n...s.a ri
Beginning on 9TH street
west 80 feet north from
the southwest corner Of
said square, and run
ming thence north 81
feet, thence east as feet,
thence north 10 the
northwest corner Of lot
No. z, thence east ~
feet, thence south IL
feet, thence west 100
kaat IN tho ha0innInO
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04
TO WHOM AssEssED.
o,Neale, John b.

0'Neale, John h,
Ditto .........,........
l0'Donnell, John 4 Mlchssl
openheimer, Leopold. .n..
Beginning SO feet 10l inch
o from the northeast
corner OF LOT [, running
southwestsrly III
feet 10 inches, thence
h. west 10 feet, themes
| northeasterly lis fed
III lnches at right an.
| giles 10 Virginia avenue,
thence eastorly along
| Virginia avenue 10 fee
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-04

BeginningAt the northwest
corner Of said lot and
running thence east 10
feet 8 inches, thence
south "A feet n inches,
then westWardly II feet
inch, thence north n feeiI
2 Inches v beginning.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

ffooT RACE ron THE BELr.-J. 2. Marshall
has had manufactured magnificent belt
which is on exhibition at the jewelry store of
Robinson & Co, Main street. The belt will
be awarded to the person who will make the
quickest ten times roand the circus ring, on
the occasion Of bis benefit on Monday even
ing. All who desire are invited to contend
for the prize.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13

On the 18th of July, the wife and three
children Of Alex. Glen, formerly of Shasta
and Red Bluff, CAL, together with Mrs. Med
ley, were drowned twelve miles from Aurora,
in Mono county. They were crossing ravine
in four horse thorough braced wagon, when
water spout burst on the mountains and
came down before they could get out of the
way, and swept them beforet. Their bodies
were recovered and taken to Aurora for inter
ment. -Four gentlemen who we're also in the
coach escaped with their lives, but much
bruised and KURT
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-13
TCoMMUgCATFD.1
PLAcERYLLE, Aug. 1O. lse4.

= AASAsANt A~I4Eg mug 4Ui 4OOEe
MR. EDITOR i-Qaie an excitement was
created here on Tues lily evening last, by the
arrival Of certain lad! AMI gentlemen from
your city, who reside here, but we're on a Wis.
!! 70 your place. We had heard several
tunes during the day, that they had gone to
&c married, and long before their arrival,
had watched very anxiousy for the return of
tue buggy, calculating to give them a nice
Eecepuon-if true. They came at last, and
an doubts were dispelled, when we heard
sne gentleman ask his friends all up to "take
e 9 tp saz77 We al gave him hearty shake
fered for the future-and many bottle OF
wine was drank, each time renewing their
congratulations. About IL o'clock the gen
tleman babe US good night" saying some
thing about being "family man." and
must now keep better hours, &C., and left>us
We then went in search of some music, and
the only band we could find, was engaged at
the Hurdy Gurdys, which we had the prom
Use of afte1 IL O'Clock. In the meantime, we
visited the residence of the supposed bride !;
all was dark and quiet. 1t was then sugges
ted that we visit room No. 8, Empire House,
where the gentleman has made it his home
for some months, and on our arrival there,
we found the door locked, and after rapping
several times and getting no answer, the
door was broke in, and our worst fears were
realized. Thes ccret was out--for the den-
teal bridegroom was there, and we stood APP
pal!cd with amazement. At that moment.
some one whispered in our ear, "sold,' and
we adjourned to the Bank Exchange to wash
down our disappointment. The news had
preceded us-the crowd was gone. and Mike
was enquirng for the man that called for
that last round. ONE WHO GOT SOLD.