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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-30
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARc 80 4-wru SUPPLEMENT-

mnk, they had Two trrrks IN thar r,@.r~ss~ s.s q
which hAd pevnasly se-u 90 hr. sorthrr ~ hause
rup uss In his empsoy ncnt a. tts time I nave 1rsn ~
furpitusc, Furnished tw0 h<es "a Syrncnss snA have
boughs coeAideFsbc Nrntarc Tor my s~a
this suit witse' bssband was fowmeriy ca sssa ~ tss
furnture business plaintiff bought goods ~ Their stwr.
Ccrnella vasdar one q the dcfsodsnt was r,sr.r-s
fer the paintiGWS present On the astng Of thetth
u Deceubdr last. whoa ths srnitaTo svea Ties
~ korthrpp's hosss went there VITA Mrs underha.
wheo shc go there sho found Mrs sorhrup hsr isaxe
q. What was done with that furnitvrs, A small
part or IL removed.
"a Old you and your fa1hes assiss In ia removal. A.
We DID. At my sisters request; The furniture an
removed about four O'Clock II put upon cart. 10
the oest o. my KNOWLEDGE my father went Tor ue cart
man. have seen the property since its removal saw
" at Judge Fonda's house, IL was placed there tho
request OF my sister remained there until the spring
Upderhill's.
Cross examined-o ND you ever hear your sister ac
cuse the plaintiff OF having aduterous intercourse with
Mrs Humphroys Question objected to. and ruc,i cut By
the Court.
O. Did your sister assign any reason leaving ihs
plaintiff on the morning OF the 18th OF December 1867
Question objected by counsel for the plaintiff
objection sustained by the Court.
Tho counsel for the defence then put number OF qseu
tons 20 the Witness for the purpose Of showing that tho
plaintiff was accused Of having committed adultery with
Mrs. Humphrey, and that mis- wife left him on that ao
count oil Of which wore ruled out by the Court az rrec
q. who selected tho furniture when II was being re-
moved BY yourself and your fathorr A. My sister.
q. Who claimed 70 be the owner OF tho propertys A.
Ny sister. 1s
a. DO you, Of your own knowledge, know VINO owned
Have you ever made an inventory OF the furnitsres
A. have. Inventory produced and offered In evidence
Ths witness was then examined at great length. to
show that the furniture taken away belonged TO Mrs.
Northrup and that had been given 70 her by the plain
tiff for furniture which she owned at Chattanooga. Tenn
previous TO her coming North.
the Court thea adjourned until ten O'Clock the fellow
Ing morning,
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reported bin authorizss duviug INC present war. ths
appointments OF scting iientenSnt commanders and co
uanders q tho rate OF pv ~ are allowed 70 sucn
grades In tho regular navy. hat ~
he bill was passed ~, fs
800 rTs RsouLAuos o. couRm mxsnAL.
Mr. PIX also reported The Senate bill regulassg 70
martial, which passed after striking out tho hrst
section which provides that volunteer appointments M
tho navy shn DO subject 70 the action Of tho Senate tho
Same IS regular appointments.
+ hNfhs~ .usx NATIONAL RANKING Law. ,ff "a tp
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the bill amendatcry or the national Banking law.
Jhe amendment offered ~ Mr.. Ho0rnm. (rep o. MASS.
banks with sospiss Of not less than afy Thousand dol
lars may with the approval Of the Secretary Of the Trea
edry be oreanzed IN any place the poppiation Of which
Mr. BourwmL (rep.) OF Mass offered an amendment
TO strike out the authority proposed to be gyen 70 the
bsnks 70 buy and sell gold and silver coin and bullion and
loan money real and personal security. These banks
with articulation OF three hundred millions OF dollars will
be able TO TX the standard Of value which was tho very
MI Sivvrg, lrep Of Pa. opposed the amendment.
Tho section left these banks to buy gold the Same as the
state banks aud individuals The tmc mad passed for us
20 consider gold asscurrcncy, was commodity tho
Same IA bill OF exchange.
Tho amendment OF Mr. Boutwell, was rejected.
Mr.. Bsocss. (opp) OF N Y, offered an amondmsnt tho
object Of which WIS 10 prevent banking On rea estate
which In New York had been found UNSAFE Mr. Brooks
sad tbst was useless for aim TO protest against
wrop. principle Of banking, and he referred 70 the fact
tat on bin OF suoh vast Importance they wore acting
without the presence o. quorum.
The amendment OF Mr.. BROOKE was rejected.
An amendment proposed striking out the require
mont that every director Of bank, during his whole
term OF vice. shall be citizen OF the United States
Tue amendment disagreed 10 by vote OF %
against 0S
The committee considered the bill up 70 the weaty-
third section. t,
On motion o. Mr.. eArsos, tapp.l ofN.Y z, amend
rsing the issue OF bills Of the denominations OF oao, tive
ana thrcc dollars. ls0
Mr. Hoorm, irep, OF Mass, moved that proviso be
added Tho section the effect that not than
sixth the circulation furnished any bank under this
sct shall DO Of css Denomination thanave dollars and
that after specie shall have been resumed
circulation Of Iess denomination than 1--WE dollars shall
befurnshed 10 any suchassocatou which TO-
Tho committee rose and tho House adjourned.
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Chaps, Chaf.s. Pimpies, ErMPs.s~A
sNitrheum, &C. cured BY 0OURAUD'A ItahAn
usdics led Soap at his depot. AJ Broadway.
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Pixies Cashed I'm An Legal L.ottsrfes.--
J. L. cLAYros 4 co, 10 Wan xese< ST
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y =. "A ..s.,t.. n rt--s0--A N#x .8t NJ
5000 .. % "a , s,s troubled With 49,
afer eatiws "a vr- ppausn ac re.srye l. s.S
A 0thsv WI ma IA y thu rlshrAtcd 10y - s"~~
= AkIpI0n BIrrEas.
~hca ara now RI oommfasd by the hIAes msdisss -
seo fsss sfs exec, sssee.Se pssscas pure, 49,
must supcrssfo al OLA psics whore LoAilhy esaii6
\ Yhey purify sLenguhen 81 lagisorate fN
lhcy create heslthy sph t'tr N
IN fhcy antdoto % chasge OF sad 5ss
Thor strengthen the svstsujHd onliyen nstsA -
lsey prevest mAsfnatic anil informittrnt tsycrx
ySy purity the breath and csdbty Of tbs sioosaA
TtAG curr dyspepsia and cO4ptipuef0n
vhe>' euro Diafrb1.a and Chlers Morbos
They euro Liver Compliant I'D Nervous uesJHhs
fsey Anake the weak stroua ne ianfd brilliant ard ss
asbaostNs mature gesA ressrer they arc composed ~
aud herss AL preserved w preotiy w. Cr0r
for partca s see Circulars and testimonials ABOUND sa0s
bottle
sesaro in,pcstev~ Examine every sestis n
cork sh plantu aon % 6ne sssa
r~c Label Ase that bottle reief with spw-
arieLerious stun persos pr.teadfg
Plantation Bittess nv the gallon hulk haposter
ANY Initiating his bottle, ss Ns
rial therein. whether called Plantation Bt,ers not =
BY We already have eye sevsraS penene
rehiag bottles 10 w'ho Will Gcceed gsng
stuto qrrrters fbc denan brakes 1fnnAa
Btlefs from ladies' merchants "a
dihe The simpie trial OF bte In the evidence prenDoA
ot ter worth ana snperinrv They SOLD BY ahresps
PNU DRAKE a 90
BOZ broadway, q
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France, ELLIS e Co.--Mas ayers.
LrsRARr, ErrnA otAss A7--ksrsh 90 1884
w. a. o. Gas. al sss ~ - isss " = 0''
II, 81. 80. IL, ~, 70, 60. 20. 30, ). 40, 81,
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Cloth Tags. for shipping Gotten. W0ols
Hogs Ar. at tbe manufacturers. WCTOR g. uAU06&
ttb Oh Ambers street.
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BAtehcsor's Hair Dye-The Best 10 tAa
eorj. Harmless relisbs. instantaneous Thx oniy -
fccsdSs. hod by all druggists Factory 81 Daruay slrsk
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DR.. Marshau Currs Asthma ANA Oys-
pspaa without FAIL Lung fnhsiM Once M Broadway -
T,,nsn's Building. Once hours. III tot r, n
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Beer Tankx WAN ted Apply Go stepaseN
n PROVOST. 3i5 and cit Front street fsl i
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messrs. Simmons, Rogers q Co. ara
authorized 70 csvs deposits end mske scsc,ec: q cur
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Prizes Dashed I'm All Legaitxcd Lotte-
ries and information gwen GALLAGHER BENZ AMIN
Brotora $40 thestn II street. Philsdslpbia
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-'rhtrty Fer
cent premium paid for Prisea fnformA.ioa furnished
Highest for pouboons And All kinds 0f Gold sud
silver. TAYLOR q CO, BAnksrs. 10 Wan street
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A speedy and Pcrmessnt Cars q , Mssa.
Instaut Pain Annihiator Sold evcrywhcrs'
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Grover q Bakers Tifgt.csx -
eEastrc susca Sewing kac1ises &2t 8sssd.. remas

GOurnnd's Poudse subtitle UprOOta H9t9
from low forshrsd! or psrt OF the BODY WArrsntsA
his depot. t5S Broadway
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A Reautiful Com exion-La irds BiOom
AZ ycrah everytIus for preserving boaafy
inG the complexion and skin W brced~E aoo arnGgs~
evsrvWhero.
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Books Roushe fn Any Quantity, EsspaA
asinfe volume " ar entire library JOHN PYnH. No.
settler. 100 Nassau street tef
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DBRelis cd Dow IL = Delicious Pf0p2r0~ /
ton tbs toilet CRYSTAL fresh and fraErant
me Tose ana magical softenng and bsAufyiAg8-
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A rhouss nd ReSrseernsors. srom o. so.
Il e. D. BAssFORD's. Cooper TnsHtute
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z. r.. simmOns a Co.-Managsrs.
sHnEsy, BxvsA CLAss Isl-March - l0h
Is, Z, 40, ~, 81. 80, I'll, ~. IS, 81, 81, 40.
CfAss is2-MGch - i6s<-
27, ST, so, 50, 81. So, 50, Is. ;. t8, 20, "a
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House or Exsprcsen
wAsnmuTox, March 70. 1854

CONVICTION ov HosYnM
Mr.. wAsHsuRHs (rep) Of H., reported bill from the
Committee Commerce, providing for the collection a
hospital dues vessels sold transferred In foreign
and commercial agents tho bill was passed
1HR PROHIBITION on stAvsay IN sun ssAnn.
.%.. s;a -: So
amendment to the constitution introduced BY him yertcr
day. 70 prohibit slavery In all the States and 1srrsorss
no lMr. seycns) would move s posspousmens fsf Tee
This was agreed 70.
AsrrAxr rAYmAmNW OF r1s SAvv
Mr. rios, (rep) or MASS, from the COMMITTEES Navel
Affairs reported bill that persons between twenty sx
thirty years q ago may be appointed a.sisssa. pay
creased and examinations OF students for admission
Into the Naval Academy shall take place when they are
between fourteen tnd eighteen years q ass
80 :" racwonoss nv rnr savr
MT Rics also rcportsd biz regulating and ohsngins
made scoords e seniority but s6s b provided for
hes, 70 he determined By board o. exasanslioa sp
Pointed By the President 0ncers not recommended foe
Promotion arc 70 hays an % 70 % 90. ass ,
vides tor the appointment Of paymasters aud engineers
ctAssrcAriuN or rAYmAsrrps' cIsRss rEE sAvv
Mr. RIOS also reported bill Tor the classification q
s clerks 10 the navy mases Isw ,cs
per snnum E'a
run rcss os r,,s parsparpcx
RICE also repor'ed bill hxDs the date Of the LOGS
Of tho brig Baisbridge ~ the 2ist Of August, 1874,
order 70 Ok the pensions OF the DECEASED officers ana
sailors. a.WM#
Botn the above bills were passed.
sAts or bASp Al sACxEyrs uapaoe
MI. K.cA also reported JOINT resolution salhorisink
~, the village OF Sacketrs Harbor N being required
FOR the navy yard
Tic resolution vas adopted
raR ArrolSTMRS, os NAVAL osncsas DURING rp Wan
Dir plzn. ttepl OF Ne. from the Nasa snn~,t'sa sea
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Brilliant Powerful Day and wight
Double ferspec'ye Glasses Tor tbs Beld opecs sed
toariRts nee, compact psraDr ard euo,cnt AsFiendid
suortn.nt AZ eEMhONs. 0Ushsss opuean. Sbss Broad.
way, under Lafsrxc Hosw
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AS Ireland, the Scrfbb1er, Attem pfcd
counterfeit Shakspers. empires try foist worth,
less trash npon the public the famous Might Blooming
Whit q the spurious limitations betrs The fraud Look
carefully the bottles you bcy Phaion Sen,
New orr the words ndclby nto the gaAs
of over genuine bottle Sold By all drua glsts.
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Brazilian Pebble specsacfvs ans Eye
rrcsrrye, % strengthen ana improve tbs sight si oa sad
Y0uNg vs. tav and gLt wbout pAn fetinse Hishly
reccmmeatea Nv the :ica faculty SEAMuNJ OCnIiza
opuc4s4, ges,. BsoadsAy ois,sa. .yaA sl1seA
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COURT OF Appeals.

Ar.uAsv. March ~. 1894
rho day calender Cor WodDesdav March 10, 1894, In
the Court OF Appeals IA fotows.-Nos ~. ~. ASK
80. q. ~, 81, 90. 80 and A
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Moray, Eddy q CO.-MansgsRs.
RarvuoRv. RrrRA GLASS N7-Marun % 1884
20, 10, 20, 81, 81, rs. AZ, SIS, 36, ~, a., ~,
Ksryuoxr. CLASS 2S-nsrch ~ lisa
50. IS. Sc, 2, L., %, l6 Ia. ~, -, ~, 70
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l.saO.-As ass Bro.dwsy.
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x.,,,.x < xyt,sea'. Bignvss rtennias~
~ 81. s.,,ng Mscn,nes No ~ nto@awv
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Hernia, or Rupture, Radically OaesAs
THIS dangerous complaint positively cured By uGnG
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUs6'
AMI Hernia Lotion This TRUSS entirely different 10
prncipe and action from an others Ia useght clean s04
BY tho patient pleasure Hundreds 1ring cured whe
before expected a. Enclose STAMP and get psur
phsi Female Supporters. the sanc petncipc. and
seopder BraccA capital ,gr inys,ss military men or hos
Haie's Indeffblc Ink.-Prfcs 01J PCS
grpss. ohos is john street NJ stairs New York
PatenfsI PAsentsg PatentsE
Mossrs MUM Co, publishers Of The sCIEuIIfIJ
AMERICAN cCutiDu. act Attorneys for securing ~
tents FOR this all foreign counyfea
!n soclg rssenh aud have acted A. Attorneys formE
r.mnbI..s cesssnipg tbs Patent other nspsA
sns Information inyeaora furnisaef tree spwD
''' oan'''' HEss VA Co " PARK roy. NV ycrsss.
Corner 4 aDd Ssseash streets wAshagcu u .
Prof. Alex. a. Bnryy's TrlccphewOus -
Mriisaei Compound FOR prsssrvins restoring and sesu
wing cradcating scrrf aud dandru prevcntAn
bsdnes gray hairs curing diseases OF the ssin gnD
rhaps rbcnpsusnl sreinss sore thro.t Ae. rvlsE 10
Of brusss sprsnn surns eusifA
world. Principal odcs 81 fesn s,rcss.sr Y,
Qa..r or Beauty ssvvhIts virssn Wsa
b. Anes ocsutHcs wb'eu and The csmplcssa
without m lurng H. superior 70 anything ssac krsnems
y white virgin owax hanuisetsrcd eoJ w h1Nv
CO Is3 South Seven'b street. Phhadepbia Sold ~ u0U
TIC Broadway. add Al druxg hs
Ripley Female CoiIegs.--Sse Advsssasb-
rn ar head .fnstruc1on.e n.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures e.
very worst forms Of sorofna obstinate eruPuors g -
skin and od ulcers Division street, New YORK cey
since 1854 Eight rooms and private cntrAnce Assisse
Of Health arata .@Js.t g sff
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n. Crarge's brooklyn Agency
WHEELRR 4 WILSON'S SEWING nAOHihkA
33S fulton street. up stairs. near citS Hail.
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Dsafa-ss. Inspalrca Sight.
NOISES IN rns HsAp. ra1. .s...,
oArAaaHAL 1 AsgsS1ross q rus z *
oHnoNio oArARRn. sepys
o.sa.sHa. e ys# $SsssAs:s9 y sS sas
oso.s srr s, SSs;%Ss IN Own !.
. .ss .sss. "a e n s
ssso bis coasaisas rooms SIC Broadway. asas sw'cA
street. .- ss 8aEf
Deafness aud Disc asss OF Enc, nySs
sss;ss s% 4 s. sss kss
KNmnaloos free Hours from StoA
Doctor Huntsr's Discovery Cures 60
very q ;,sa .ss. Hsw Tot
since 1884 Eight rooms and private entrance hss'S
EcshnoloGy, Physiology: Pn.ec :: as:,ys
sss and sy:s *
LoaG AZ 4. Sa 6s.
s .s.;s s sS s'o .S: New 81: ''
y xa ns..ss sssSss s.s1ss
sssFuoa street, up STAIRS. osAr oss HAh'
@. s.unasra. messiile Talbot Rss4'S
ssc A. sc css MOI ssss
~A''''>'' ''' ''i Sxs sAvSDESs. 10 ASl~ uoass !
Genfa. No. 1l8 broadway,
His sprns syies which comprise che latest VrcA
Bnaiish novelties Of WI ss.g
| dontemon's SILK Hate. $685.. q
'''i:i:: y: y: ::'s as oss
47r8 Boys Hs.. ,rv
Ths Maiaary AMI HsttioE Trade ieal with on LbeeS
terms. - . s...s ~ ]
Department 10 this store. comprising All the hieW
0EMN No 81 nSvsisSS
-. - -
Grover q Bakers Higtcsx -
su salc atirch AaMs1a kaahnek 42k H.s~Ls Sroml1-
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w,~. ~s.pees, tatr Dye. HAIR oy.ssq
Esn Mgas,,r of II ssai street. .s-
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caoss svs sr HH1fHHnrx IN oxn

Deafness and Disc aaeS Of eho ByOo
whether Of recsnt long standing receive the ueueA
uou feom I)r CADW KIX ~ Clinton piaco Eighth sraoe
RAmuatous free. Hours FROM to- W
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a. saundsrs, metaillc Tablet RaG40
afop o'dcsl and oaoa aepreyse slree nov Y
in boon beiors public The lank f0xp yeaeA uoa
wSossa,e ani retail. 81 the subseribers,
J. 8 SAvNDERs 10 Astar Hoasa
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EthmOlOgy. Phy0iOlOQy, tWNonVAS nc
and Psychology. with chAreetoIs % lAua
Ana ind.viduais given in the ILLUSTRATED PHRkE0
LC0ICAL lou fSNAL, only 10 cents numbeEs oS u ~
year For 90 the Pictorial Double 9nmbors@cs
nv February nud April sent by hrnt p0as ~ ~
LtR W6I.I.S, yOs Broadway. How York 4 .a.s
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-02

The LToN's RnAR-Jules Jerard saws /:
" The very roar of the lion in its wild state
which i music that even the most fasti-
dious would deem worthy of listening to-is
truly MAGNIFICENT His first not. when he
commences to roar is a loud sound, emitted
from his chest and nostriis, hut is andihle for
a greater distance. This Is species of
prelude. and immeditaly afterwasd it was re
peated. but this time it is much louder and
more penetrating, the jaws of the animal be.
ing still closed or the mouth but slightly open.
ed. The third and fourth outbursts are going
to the air fully extended jaws, and with the
whole force Of the lungs. TO listen to this
roar is terrible for th, Sc who cross the mon
arch's path, or 10 be marching through the
lonely forest. At length. after two three
more ut eranees of this kind, the animal
ends. as he commenced. with less vigorous
notes The distance TO which | have beer
able to trace the progress of an animal by it.
roar. When there has been no contrary wind
and no mountains or other objects to inter
rurt the sound. is two or thre leagues hu
when he roareS about league eff. one wht
/ is unaccustomed TO the sound would believ,
him to oe close at hand.'
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-02

Run AND ToBAcoo.-The NeI hurvport
Ilearld says; We know of several men
who have banished butter from their houses.
and telling their wives and children they
must 90 without. because it is fifty cents
higher than last year. Now rum aud tobac-
co are four hundred per cent higher than
they were. but we don't know one man who
ahstains from their use ON that account.
There is nothing worsa in family than
quarrels Of domestic affairs. hut we sugges.
To the females that they allow of M more
retreaehment on he necessesaries of life SC
long as the lords of the household have mo.
nev enough for tobacco and rum at their pres,
sent prices
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-02
A Gold Bedfeilow.

A, freshman about half seas over. SON
,;,,a since applied at a country tavern L 7
i'.Jr;ngS. The landlord was lazy. and ha'
aatron zei his own bar extensively. so he
said To the new conner:
: If | give you light and tell you where
the room is, can you find the placer
Och. and it's meself that can do tina
most Elegantly. Just show me the waJ, al
IN find it as aisy as the Holy Virgin shower
Town blessings upon the sinful, reJolnee
The Irishman.
The directions were given him and also
candle; he was directed to go to room OF
the second floor in the house. BY the tim'
ne had reached the top of the stairs his iigh
mad become extingui>hed. ana he had forgot
ten which way he was to 60. Seeing llgh
issuing from IA room, the door of which stool
slightly aiar, he recnnnoitered the inside o.
the room. and found it to contain a bed, IL
which " ii man. and stand with a small
lighted lamp upon it. Feeling disinclned t.
make any further searsh for the room Il,
which he had been directed he diyesed him
self of his clothing and quietly crePt into
bed
lie had been in bed but few minutes
when young lady and gentleman entered
the roam The Irishman eyed them closely.
They seated themselves in the chairs in close
proximity to each other, and after chatting
merriy for short time, the young man
threw his arms around her waist in a very
cousinly manner, and imprinted kiss upon
her tempting lips. This pleased the Irish
man vastly, and being free from selfishness,
he concluded that his sleeping companion
should be a participant with him in the en-
joyment of the scene, nudged him. but his
sleeping companion stirred not. He put h S
hand upon him, and found that he was tight.
y locked in the embrace of death. Synony-
nous with this discovery, he bounded out OF
bed exclaimng:
Murther Murther uowy saints oi
Hiven protect me y
| He had scarcely touched the floor with his
feet before the young lady and gentleman
were making rapid strides toward the stair.
way. terror being depicted on their counter
ances. They had Just reached the top of the
stairs whan the irishman came dashing along
aS though the fiends of Erebus were close al
his heels. intent upon making him their prev
and the whole three went tumbling down the
stairs. and it 5 bard to determine which OF
the three reached the foot Of the stairs first
The landlord stood aghast as the Irishman
uN''eu ii'to Tue Ddr room. viii notnifg ne
tween him and nudity but garment vul
gar y styled shirt, the hair on his head
standing upon end, his eye balls ready tt
leap from their sockets. and he gasping fol
breath. 1t was q sight that would have made
a man laugh who had worn a vinegar face
from the day of his birth. Nothing could in
| duce him to again seek be that night
When the Young ladv and gentleman found
that it was not the corpse that had 50 uncer
enormously bounded from the bed, they re
turned to the room. (they being watchers o
the night ana doubtless commenced thel
courting at tie point where it had SO sudden
| y broken off
The Shasta courier., 1864-07-02

THE JUDGE AND His DEMIJouN.-A good
Joke told Of a Judge in New Hampshire. He
always kept demiion of good jamaica in
his office for his particlar friends The Judge
had noticed that for some time on Monday
morning his Jimaica was considerably lighter
than he had left it on SATURDAY. night. An.
other fac; had established itself in his mind
His son Stm was missing from the parental
pew in church on Su ,davs. One Sunday af
ternOon sam came in and went up stairs ra.
ther heavily. when the Judge put the ques.
tion pnintaily to him.
"Sam. whore have you been 90
''To church, > was the promp. reply.
What church, Sam?''
Second Methodist church,
Had good sermon. Sam?''
VERY powerful. sir, it quite staggered me. y
''Ah ! | see, " said the Judge, quite pow
erful-quite poweifull''
The next Sunday the son came home rath
er earlier than usual, and apparently not sc
much under the weather.
His father hailed him with. "Well. Sam
heen 10 the Second Meth dist a, ain to day
''Yes. sir"
Good sermon. nv boy ?"
"Fact was. father. that couldn't get in
the church was shut up, and ticket on the
d or"
" Sorry, Sam; KEEP going; you may gel
COOL by il yet"
Sam says on going to the Office for his usua
spiritual refreShment. he found the John .
enrntv. aad bearing the following label
" There will he no service here to-day; the
church is temporarily closed"