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New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
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SUIKEME AOOhl-Nltl dllu NOtutg VI WV
- YoYL-In Parton-PHLo RuGGES, Rsceiser aud shsIs,
Plaintiffs sgaiss, LBWIs A. DEPAu ard others Defendants
Judgment OF tLs Cca Hade In the above cted
action Special the eighth day Of January the
rer hereof will Puhhc Auction 20 the hghes
York on WEDNESDAY the Day o February 1901 al
IL o'clock noon by Auhony beesAe aotoneef As ""'s W"
scubci lands ani premises, yis;
AZ that certain piece parcel and lot land the Fra Ward of tho
Pier number Twelve North River at the foot Albany street sna
Of the bukhed between d Pe Nnoer Twelve
and the pier known az Pier Number no RIVER az
oCnse which nosler L pert ofsd bukhead eoglses Al.
which lies nchegy Of line al right angles rom
ssr side line Of West street AZ point eqnstan, oeIssen
Of Carlisle street and the souhery soc me
Albany d the right 70 collect and n the NharRe
advantages eDouaens growing or scuAs 0t0 sS" ~ -'S
hom the
Also all that certain lot bnngs thereon erected situate
ng being city Sew.Iork fronting West street seS
@ LY the lumber eghy6ye s) West street. and bounded and de-
% s !ovs; Beeisnng al point the essey side Of West
street distant souhery hy-thre (3 feet four "a inches rom the
corner West street aGd Albany street as estaDshee "
nearly pael s feet iATse 81 nehesf
thence souhey nearly parallel with West street - s feet seven az
nskes thence eastey and parallel ath h street (s fss
eleven M inches lts. parallel
street gteen ~ inches 10 land late Peter
SchemchoT westerly the line land ate o. Peter sehe
and parallel with Albany street sIiK (6) feet Cn
sid easte side Of West street twenty-five ( feet four ~ inches,
10 the place OF beginning
OF the City NewYo formerly known as lot number tsetes
51) being the moeyof certain lot 81 groani
formerly by bunyan vile 70 Andre~ OBeo f
ed which eastern moe Afterwards conveyed TIE 50
ard wife Henry Fisher and bounded nohsry ~
esree souihey by he oend now OF ate Of 9ha hS}er Aa
deceased westerly BY the and lot late m the oeeopo3
Geo w Talbot containing breadth o nAt and rear seaisey
kst I've e SAND more or ss-DsieK NswYork January IS ie6L
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, ILigttt Attorney, a.
TN0Xis NURSERY AT YOUR D00R-Sea
IN Advertisement by Mail" PsGa
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
N1EIu WV an PHONOGRAPHY and RE.

NEW woAll ." rds5..1. ra2sgOHArhs ',ffs, and RE-
TIB COMPLETE PHoN0GBAPHER," by JANgs a. @VSsos
StenOgrapher the Court Of Ne~YOrh B the ~
work Photography that has been published and tny
reporting IT is the bet esclor because has the
the cleareu rules and teaches by f The simplest
Photography Its the only work that contains the improvements Of the
made during the last ten The f eie
published November 8 lee and Geat has been The that
E be ready There has been
fp6s nstrocsonb0ok published NegYok TO- r[ a ~, esr
therefore shoo happen 70 see In papers flaming advertise
merits books the subject great parade nxspaper
no,es they be tosby we that they only attempts palm
90 the public worn gu, obsolete works and that notices
recommendations o,e old Send stamp circular which will
M what TIE pres think which @ best work the sacL
The pnee u tJe Complete Phenogapher postpaid Is S2 25
ROBERT H. JOHNSTON Co., Publishers,
No. "a Nssanst, wYort. '
KN0X's NURSERY AT YOUR DO0R--See
II gAdveriseucat " by Mail" pages
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

oyTIcK HAKLEN BEIDGs CoNHssiosEEs,l
~.u. GKE YoKK, PEB- J.. 1901.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
@ ONCE until the 18th day Of February neIt a y o'clock o
Harlem badge on the Wef,chester side.
Plans and Specifications be the OHea OF the Secretary
No ~ Broadway, Eev.loTk
Safete T. the amount Of Twenty Thousand win be
required of th tathfhl performance Of the contract
" flhi1IH RqRAHAN, secy Harlem Bridge Commission
NSxs ss,;..n,. npHsERY /; E a, AT YOUR pooR-See
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

y Lots Lewis ave- osi%eea hsli.y anu iia. "a by SIS
all modern ,sael on PaP@ee and within one ooeA Of
Prospect PARK, s27500 -. 80 81, r.,
lot "a bJ 1911 With hroVuone onse % by %, with feet
ertnon 10 second story modern Improvements With two rear o
n by l3l, IN Park place, S2l,SjJ .e.oo
TIE cottage House Is LAyrenet good order
stock Of Grocery with lease is in hnteAs' nssabor
hood, $500 . 49, a,5ooo...A
lnsw ousesou Ithave convenient 10 three earn
HOUSE on PARK pa IN peIees ofue
.t'- tgd.s,rei yeut mouth.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
OTyeE % ANY cLormSe ASD EagrrAes,

OfYfCE on ARH1 CLOTHING AND BQUiPAGR, I
No. 20 BROADWAY, NgwYoRK Feb. /, 1901
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this oncs until Y on FRIDAY sh Of February ne for fur
nishug by contract the following Musical
Pieeoo Third Flaie Aat CAcnet French Horns Fat
Caonets fat Coas fat Trnnpets Eat Tenor Hems
fhtTenor TroinhOnes, fat Baritone hA Bases fat
Bases With ge be Bass Drum Tenor Dun pair Of CJnhA
The AboveuSed intrunents plain but coed and suitable
foE the for which intended and IN All respects 10 aud
durability TO ornaineftea instruments
For further information inquire al this once.
The Un states the right the whole Of
ed Al may he deemed 70 the interest Of the service.
oposs should state how Furnished and be
addressed Breys Big Gen VIHToE Assistant QaAemaster
Senersl, u. n A.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
Real estats ipr Sole.


A FINE FARM of 60 acres, one mile tsS.a
Outbngs extensive and arranged, large orchard o. apples ana
other fuisi land one condition and ven hssso SS oI a
""0 'Issf SMITH TIL HARDKNBEReH No. 81 csAst.t
A I Summit, New Jersey, a fine RESlDENCE
near The 81 SasSs & and aI % Sss sftTSSs % Cns
the pretes places In the town Pnse $so3 Va aca,a
E0R SALE-A Fine FARM of 106 acres, q
miles from EeyYOI in NeyJereyi good buildings wen 'eO
r. WILLIAMS, No. iS2 Water. cor Pnest, Z.
VALUABLE MILLS
LUMBER PROPERTY
for SALE In Lower Canada situated the Ymassa hye near
Parnham The building Of the Lower Mil Is subs.sna frame
inches other which produces 1900 feet daily
improved bu,tng The lot contains ie
excellent road 70 the snstead heo and Camb kOad bout
quarter Of mile lumber loaded and keu 81 Johns
the Stes There il also an pne The boOms
will contain ten thousand logs quaneof good hem
% x. Te TpSs M iRq pE@ss SS @ s S one %
Chamb Railroad By the public road and miles S The Lower & m
piece containing acres adjoining the mill and forming four
islands and piece Of ground o. Two % 'Ses % S @ b SeGI % @ nS
5000 The min contains circular saw foa feet in
diameter and carriages also log drum chain or ball wheel bung
The building feet BY g. with addition Of 90 feet BY 90 Th.
part contains the 6utng saw ssd snge machine le ee %
Tteres backshop two houses aud barn and house and we
aes below The mill saws sOo feet day The d''c' aAcsA
The buildings machinery booms pess, &c Of both mills are AL IN
perfect order ,
The offers oppOruuytO engage the umbeT bus
ness, and may be purchased at bargain
Full particulars will be forwarded upon application to
West Fsrnham, Canada East
KNOX's NURSERY AT YOUR D00R-See
1AAdvertsement " BY hsi,' pagea
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

The complaint in m action hel the oee tie Clerk q tho
Cg and County Of NevYork at tie Chg Ea the CITY cfNewYoSk
tbjs lgth dsv OF Jsuuary 1907 CHAs. N. BLACK,
flo fsvfv.W Attcrnex for plsintih
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06
HnsirntlIcrl.
RU1NHAMs EMERICAN BUSINESS COL

/snT
Bu.GNHAN,s AMERICAN BUSINESS 0ob-
~ LsGR SPRINGFIELD, MASS a.. \. .,.,eV
model School Trade assooAtng Theory WIN .fs
Of actual Buspr operations, which practically IN tl
the Science of Acoountanshp Mercantile bAenAhee -'
various IcgaonS .o.. ,r,,o,o,,o,Y IN IT'S IygTRUC
TiON COMPREHENSIVE IN ITS t0unnxfsf~ ,un COR
FoOK KRRPIKG COMMERCIAL CAlCulAIiVnS no nN sNtSClT
RySgPONnENCR TAUGHT IN AN lNIERSIh1 pS1M nnD Am
gIAENFR RANKING HOUSES MERCHANIS EapS"i aaop
sIfIRTY RuSINSS OFFICES IN DAILY OPEIItVN3; NV
oTCULY ORGANIZED DEPARTMENT Ot CI
SrpERIOR FACILITIES IN TELkGGAlhl ei5Yp trJir
TllIE UKDRR gKtIFUL GYMNASE tlrip iT INY
BY MASTERS OF THR ART STUDENTS cAN @ SSuarHr ~ al nv
TIME! no PARTICULAR DEGREE OF ADn s 1i grim
oIIIRID LADIRS AND NTRMBS PROSiSH n oP
GRADUATES HAVE AVERAGED EBAkLn 80 N crfyi,V SD
CONPIFTIN(f TIN PRRsCBIBED COURSE or 0f,siI ~ p
SFVFNEIGHTS or THEM HAVE RkAplLi
TTVE TuATfONS BUSINESS STRlII ~ ~ tg va ~
TtiF NOR SOCIAL WELFARE OF eIODff
iptinton relies for It's patronage upon is
t as ateeed by Of s graduates ~ho are p
vae noSos In the great commercial cities "i he uee
Affords advsutye tound elsewhere, Suo many
,pents befare intrcluoed 80 -. ri.ss.d 10 An
IWpORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.1e Managers are lare bss
rognc 81 AZ the extraordinary which has anatu -,
connOdious qua
enlarge m facilities Ior practical aBd useful mttFoeu"%
splendid ,,,,,- cor pcR pruLpING
has been expense o One hn1dTea a and the
csasop Of the Third Anniversary grand reunion o. IeS L an
5edcstu building ~ll take place febIg So i''i
public ceremonies the
FCfRTJLARs PAPERS Etc giving full particulars IeAiss Per-
oDrse f study expense and tuition, may 6s au
complete fdaeail1a
|" Springdeh Mass
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

V'O LET-Orn OFFICES, No. 81 Liberty st,
Il and the FURNITURE fOs SALE At bS prices ,,,.,,,,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-06

ITO RENT-The 3-stOry Frame Cottage
DWELLING Nous fnewl containing and cellar,
bath hot nnd cold water barn carriage house ice hogse Win Ten
land quantity Of choice fruit Of AL kr situate on
s uppeT road Elizabeth mlesom Newark h VIII
BE- relied furnished unfinished Possession April lL Inquire 81
KING BOND, No. 80 Broadst, Newark, " J.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH suaslAas.

Three shots Fired-Attempted Murder Of a
Cisixen.of the seventh Ward and His wife.
About three O'Clock yesterday morning John Hughes,
residing and doing business a. . grocer at No. ao3
Monroe street. awakened by gentleman named
Sullivan, residing In the house with him. who in
formed him that there perons In the store beneath
Rapidly attrns himself, Mr. Hughes at proceeded
down stairs and opening the back door leading TO the
shop found individual inside Of whose intentions and
business there could be question without parey Mr.
Hughes at once aimed . blow a. the intruders head
with club, which had scarcely descended when the
report OF pistol fred by other party further back
the store the ball from which graxed Mr. Hughes side
tearing the clothing, and just ganoIng along the esh
buried itself in tho woodwork Of the door, rang out IN
startling menace Of the presence Of q confederate.
Alarmed by this demonstration and evidence Of the
desperate character Of the burglars Mr. Hughes hastily
retreaed up tho steps into the yard while doing
swo men ran out or the store into the entry
way leading 70 the yard and across It, whom
down stairs, seized hold Of OF them, who imme-
datoy aimed pistol at her head and fred the ball just
Serous he ,Ss. the ear was scocSed with the
fame Of kthe discharge. Freeing himself from Mrs
Hughes grasp the rufan then followed his companion,
found cap and jimmy in the store which the burglars
had LEFT between them Later in the day oicer Carr,
OF the Thirteenth precinct arrested John sculy upon
suspicion OF being one OF the parties concerned
10 this affair He was arraigned before justice
shandsy at the Essex Market Police Court when the
following testimony tending 70 connect him with the
burglary was elected Tho cap found BY Mr. Hughes
was identified as having at one time belonged to him,
while MIRA Hughes stated that when she caught hold OF
Of the ruans In the yard the other passed close by
aud turned bis face towards her. There being light
she had good look at him and believes the pris
oner to be the same Mr.. Sullivan, by whom Mr.. Hughes
FIRST awakened and who followed him down stairs
being the rear stoop when the men ran across the
yard states positively that one Of them, the man who
hred at Mrs Hughes, Is an individual named
other no thinks was Scully. Justice shandley COM
mmted The accused 10 answer without bail An exam
o. the premises disclosed the fact that an en-
ancs nad been effected by forcing or the shutter Of
ns,, aoor, ana then pushing back the bolt with some
VIZ .some cigars was earr,ea a nv The Survlsrs AZ
'.sa en'an bond for slo which the store, Is
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

The series OF private thearicas given a tho Jerome
theatre for the benefit Of Southern Relief Fund gavo
a stimulus to the ambition OF some Of our young
poetaster This found vent In several epysgucs which
curiostes In their way At the last performance
two OF these productions spoken and one Of them
was published. Even-handed justice requires that shs
other should receive Its fair share Of notice The piece
entitled The Barbers Medley. and from Its coustrus-
ton and grammar, would really 70 have had ton
sorial origin. How else can we account for such
indiscreet revelations as the following
modest man am I, I'm gentle, am meek,
And all concerned in thus Of shouts have bad their share
Are none then left for me, whovs made the fair moro
An artist good am L ITO ladies' on stage)
LADIES ASK IN CHoRus-Where are your pictursss
BARnxR-Your lovely selves sweet ladies'. here, and
here, and there, For every ono I've painted (posnng
OH you needn't stare,
An artist sure am !.
LApms-An artstg
BARBgR-Yes, In hair.
To venture on such o bold impeachment q the
genuineness Of the compexions OF the lady amateurs
barber must have been stimulated by unusually
exciting influence and this detect in the longing t0
which he gives expression in one OF the succeeding
lines:-
To keep my courage up I'd like glass Of ros 'ssid's
In bis slusious TO the rebellion and the present sn-
oulon OF the Soutn ne NOT paftiouioSy u~fPy A~AD
metre too han 90 abominAby that We are tempted -
wish for the artificial feet voted by Congress- Taxa -
Q sample this ooupss -
But now the dogs Of war appeased, gladly sleep
Bsnevolencs and Mercy alternate watches keep
He means dog watchss' Of course. As pendant
for tho above we give another almost equally ngsniess
in constructon:-
"John Knox was here With bllndman's bun xAssr
rri be caught and held her tight his arms within"
The barbsr's grammar H. We are sorry 70 say. On
lsvel with his prosody The sensitivey critical amateur
,mmorsszed In the suhiofned lnes will scarcely forgive
him tho introduction Of his name In auch connco-
tion:-
Moieat T,b-ys frss essay to play the bashfui lover
Hs talents as an actor has forced US 70 discover.
In equally questionable rhyme and taste we nna .
number Of our regnng bellies indicated and their pcr-
sonal charms dwst upon We can imagine how the rsal
blushss must have made themselves manifest through
the artificial tnts laid by "artis" each fair
found herself pointed out 70 the attention OF the
audience We are curious 70 learn how many husbands
and brothers avaied themselves Of the ntimaton with
which the piece cioscs-
My full address you'll nnd with the usher At the door.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

SARATOGA. April 20, 1881.
Benjamin Hogan, charged with shooting some men In
Babylon in the Pennsylvania oil r1fons last summer,
was arrested here yesterday by6fhcer Case. who has
been here week looking for hx A large reward wss
offered for the arrest Of Hogan He has been committed
70 JaiL
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

to whom probably Of his false s'6nes' was their
worldly all and the only barrier between them and cold
bitter, hardening want *
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

The following meetings Of ecclesiastical bodies viii be
held during the coming months OF this year General
Assemblies-old School Presbyterian, Cincinnati, May
10; New Shool Presbyterian, Rochester, n Y, May lo
Cumberland Presbyterian, Memphis, Tenn. May 10;
The New York herald., 1867-04-21
CONSTITUTIONAL C CONVENTION.
LIST OF CANDIDATES NOMINATED
The Polling Places in New
York City.
Election Tuesday, April 2S---COnven.
ti0n Meets Tuesday, June I.
&c. &c. dee

Delegates at Large.
Republicans. Democrdf&
Waldo Hutchins, Augustus Schell,
William Evarts, George Law
George opdyke, Henry G. Murphy,
A. j. II. Duganne. Homer A. Nelson,
George W Curtis David 1. seymour
Horace Greeley, Jacob Hardenoergh,
Joshua NJ Van Cott, Smith n. Weed,
Ira Harris, Alonzo @. PAIGE
Erastus Cook, Francis Herman,
Martin j. Townsend, George F. Comstock,
VIM. A. Wheeler, John Magee
Charles Andrews, Henry d. Baro,
Tracy Beadle, Sanford E. Church,
Charles J. Folger, Henry G. Chesebro.
Erastus Prosssr, Joseph @. Masten,
Augustus Frank. Marshall b. Champlaiu.
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

The Polling Places.
The election for delegates to the State Constitutional
The New York herald., 1867-04-21


Characteristic Of genuine blls II will therefore be un.
necessary for the present purpose enter more fully
into the manufacture Of genuine notes.
YuRrHER RKNARKs ON GENUINE BILLS
In genuine work the lettering Is done by first class
artist who uses ink Of peculiar quality dicult oh.
tain and which gives clear glossy IMPRESSION without
ereia Solid print used as the best 70 prevent alter
ations and s very seldom well initiated unless in the
words promise 70 pay splendid c0untsrparts Of which
Genuine notes printed papor made from linen,
and varies In thickness bing sometimes exceedingly
in nno cases out Of ten perfectly good The paper can
scarcely be taken test some instances counter.
fcits have been engraved on paper equal TO- II mot better
In testing the genuinsness Of note some have very
curious ideas as 70 what constitutes good or bad bill
IL 10 very difficult 70 point out any or definite plan
but a. general principle detection s based on the fact
that all parts Of genuine note engraved by ma
chinery. whle with few exceptions all parts Of the
counterfeit are engraved BY handa difference causing
very material resulta
couxrxRrErrERs AND THEIR HsApouARrxRs
The leaders IN counterfciting BY poor OF
INDECENT men. On the contrary, they are persons
possessed Of fair share Of this worlds goods, who
desire 70 grasp moro without working legitimaeiy for
one more reckless ans
spirit aud light In purse These In turn sell pio Of
the stuf' 70 others In the trade, they retail and
wandsrer In the street, who, graspng at straw, "runs
for inhuman boss 70 keep soul and body together
though in many cases they are 50 far gone asunds 4 Z
scarcely worth the trouble 70 Join them both
again. Hunger, want misery, utter poverty and
ali its Ills obIierate all Thought Or the consequences
crime and when read that the police counter
feer s certain 10 be this same poor wretch not worth
the value OF the paper which the bill Is printed and
whc often not unwilliney. accepts the prison as nj:
asylum n not his grave, while the imam behind" safe
Ia his wealth and in his cunning benefits by the others
msfortunes learns by them "his'' bank Is sskied Y
changes in his plate for another goes again
In his nefarious practice nndne poverty aud enough
to and enrich him. TO crowd the prison cells OF
country and ruin. completely wreck innocent families
The New York herald., 1867-04-21

Close imitation, but the engraving Is coarse especially
eyes and mouth, but more particularly in the nose,
which Is Of an entirely different type. e.5
2s on the United States Treasury notes (greenbacks)
Paper ana engraving coarse. A poor affair.
SIS on the United States Treasury notes tgresnbacks)
New counterfe5 OF the issue Of March TO- 1862
Ing BEEN pretty Veil ooded W Ssm me fSs
"Uned statcs," when compared with those OF gen.
uine BILL have scratchy appearance Iu general sp-
deceive
1s on United States legal tender notes greenbacks)
Can De readily detected by the inferior style Of the
craving. particularly the head OF Chase The mouth is
crooked the eyes imperfect and the hair on the top Of
the head resembles side hair brushed over 70 cover bald
ness N
The back is Of lighter green than the genuine.
This bill, upon hasty observation, Is well calculated
Counterfeit SIS in circulation. For execution Of
work they bear no comparison with the genuine The
portrait on the right end and the figure Of Liberty the
leit END are exceedingly coarse. They are unms-
los on the United States legal tender notes (ereen.
backsl new counterfeit ten dollar greenback 10 In
circulation, dated Washington March TO- 1881 letter O.
The pink seal s badly done and border OF the note,
which consists Of repetons Of the letter x very IT,
regular the appearance Of the bill altogether u bad
20s on the United States trcasurylnotes grcenbacks
I'm Hation. Read on top, Act OF March 8 1888. The
female in the centre with left hand resting on shield
and right hand on sword has the head turned 10 the
LETT and the eyes looking Ia the same direction In she
genuine the head s turned the same but the eyes are
VOnnk iVvt in COuntenett - 0lstlnCtiy
seen and counts four toes the genuine Il Il not vs-
abe On the reverse sde In the words United States
OF America" the shading runs all through the letters
In the genuine the letters shaded on the edge only
showing white between.
The above b in every respect an accurate description
for The issue OF March 3, 1s63
SOS on the United States legal tender notes (green.
tacksl Imitation. May be detected by the -four but
tons on Hamiltons vest which very distinct on the
genuine, but scarcely dscernbe on the counterfeit.
The back OF the counterfeit darker green than tho
genuine.
zoos on the United States legal tender notes green
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

DIDN'T RucoGNizE IT. \ wealthy man
of Boston, who owns country residence in
the suburbs of that city, recently became
dissatisfied with it, determined to have an
other, and instructed an auctiOncer, famous
for his descriptive powers, to advertise it in
the papers at private sale, but to conceal the
location, telling the purchaser to apply ut
his Office In few days the gentleman
happened upon the advertisement, was pleas
ed with the account Of the place, showed
it to his wife, and the two concluded it was
just what they wanted and that they would
secure it ut once. So he went to the Office
of the auctioneer and told him that the
place he had advertised was such one as
he desired, and he would purchase it. The
auctioneer burst into laugh and told him
that it was the description Of his own house
where he was then living. He read the ad-
vartisenent again, pondcrcd ovcrthe grassy
slopes" beautiful vistas, y smooth lawn,'
etc., and broke out, 'is it possible Well,
auctioneor, make out my bill for advertising
aud expenses, for, by George, wouldn't
sell the place now for three times what it
cost me !"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

SEVERE PUNISHMENT TO a NEWLY MAR
n,Ep MANA ,jaiior at Donaldsonville,
La, who had buried his wife in the carly
part of May, married again in three or four
weeks aitcrward. This SO shocked the
moral sense of the community, that put-
lie meeting was called, and procession
formed and marched to his residence and
took him out. After being marched out of
his dooryard to tho tune OF tho dead march,
with lighted candles on each side of him,
the procession formed, music in front, the
latter consisting of oil cans, horns tin pans,
and large bell, carried on tho shoulders Of
two of the party, which was tolled continu
ally, while cries of mirth and jollity tended
to cn!iyen the scene. After traversing the
principal streets and thoroughly arousing
everybody in town who was not engaged in
it, they proceeded to tho final act, it now
being the hour of midnight. After forming
properly tho procession moved to the
graveyard, where the joke was finished by
his kncclng down at the gravo and asking
pardon of his late wife's spirit; after which
the party proceeded to saloon, and taking
a drink at his expense, he was permitted to
reioin his new made wifc--this being the
third marriage bonds he had entered into.