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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10
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fully informs the pubic IL

- fully informs the pubic III
that he has now, and will coustsn,Iy kssp
N hand, Of mssuiscsare TO order, all the
is,es, cad use, fashion able vsrieiies Of Fur
a,,vre, such % WsrAsobes, Bureaus. Bed
.,~sds. Table,, Lounges, snd large ssscrt.
nent Of chairs, Of the best styles. He re-
.oectfvllv invites those de~irin NJ any thing ia
lie line. 10 call end examine his stock be.
lore purchasing elsewhere, ,ss he 10 conf.
lent he can please them. a. his new shop.
ON the corner OF the Public Squsre, west of
he couvt howse. T
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Becs, o. iis srn never sets.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10

a- C.assA ~
nrens.ri ~ $50 ooo e.shrs $50 900
Fprr in + 'esr c.. lie. 80 oOcl
Hnn-e and 10, IL Trrre Hau'e Ind, 1OoO0l
10 Bnildor lo,s in Evan-vlle, Ind. lD.CQ0i
o Grand Pianos, a 81 90 zach 5000
90 Gold Wsches, Sl5u-25o each $500
SO Miscellaneous, S5o-lOc each 81 500,
N. ,.o. Class B. u..
Doe award Of $50 cash 10 S3OoOVI
4 SO, Lsd,-r Diam"ud .IeweIrv 1000
10 Pdnce l. CO. Melo6'as 81 OO-$30o 2 6DoI
10 horses and brgg'es. OOp sr-ch 10. zoo
80 .es ire rnschfrts S75-Als0 each 5 coo
500 Miscellaneous, $20-S5o each 10 OoO|
\. Class G. ~ IaA
One award Of SO 600 cash il $40 0o0
1 @ .rspe tiuuse in Evansville Ind. 5000
! r, % D' $40, .,,h al : 500
50 silver watches. s25-S75 each z SEQ
500 Miscellaneous, S5--se5 each 5000
Class d.
One award NJ SlCO cssh is S 100
! 600 sets Of js~alry SlO-$50 each 10000
LOCO Bracelets Lockers DC. S5-$l5 10000
7 OOJ Articles silver plated ware 5000
Miscellaneous Articles $1-Slu 100000
!. Total. .s.as. b4a S465 500
n Cer,,fics'e for 10 cts g. I Postage STAMP
q Certihcses ior so c's a. Postage SisWe
IL Cef,ifcsies Tor land l Postage Stamp
ANY article 90 desired. wiIlbs received %
,essh Tor Certificates AZ the price paid All
.r,iclee mentioned in Cev,ifics'ss sent by
:. Mali or Express on pay rnent VI One Dollar,
without regard 10 vstue. a'' 'aN h
( a. Refer Ia ~ leading Piseo, Sewing
D Machine. and observation-disclosures IN tbs
4 Unned- Sia,ee. p Address, USIoNi DoLtAE
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10
LOOK LOCK-
FOR 10, CENTS!

: "a ~ Certificates in The GREAT UNION
DOLLAR SALE CO. Of Ev1SsvLLE I'm.
NO LOTTERY! NO CRAVING!
But UNION SALE ard All swsrds for.
wardtd By ferurn Nail or Express.
Partial List Of Articles. -Cash and
Rea, Estate awards to Purchasers
Of. Certificates. d,t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-01-10

MARTIN FREEDMAN. Auditor in and for said comfy do
hereby certify that the correct list Of lands and lots
TUNED remaining delinquent for non payment OF taxes one there
on or by the year 1876 together with the
Of the current and due thereon
appears o record NY Ice Witness my hand aud seal this 18th
day Of December, 1867. ..
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PRICED

Hooennd's German Diierr, Ter Nat'Ie a,
,icof,.pd's Gsrnmp Tonic, put up 10 aw". 'Asus =.
rcr bottle laf do,cn w., n, srss ,os
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New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
NEMIEPGIN

In Passac County but little is dong in city property
Spectators holding for higher prices and getting
money on shave" Considerable is doing In country
property, and there IS steady demand for good lh'
proved fruit farms. Sales OF late have been very re
1uent IN AcquackaDOck township on sites OF town plots
S1e1uout dollar" sales rccOrded-saes from nus
bands 60 wives and brOtheTsinlaw for Ostensble pur
poses Considerable attention is given TO North MOOo
property I'm Paterson which is inhabited by old settlers
Iotowa andhOdeTs hopeful, and the imaginary Clty
of Utopia, the side Is still much talked or Much
h. done IN bond and mortgage, with demand Tor money
at per cent and bonus TO the gNer'
aOuses for rent are Landlords nave
mo money TO build and rents viii inevitably remain hsh
Eeveral MILLS are offered for sale 10 rent and others
are prospective erection East Paterson property
ReenS most desirable this c account or The grad
Ing MadisOnav aud cheapest lots may be had at the
Icinnus Of the Newark road The real estate business
In Bergen is lively. Sales in the eastern part OF the
county, toward New-lOIk are plentiful 10 NeW-Nork
buyer In Paterson, land is standing si-lsh rents
are houses are scarce aud money on bond ana
mortgage is asked. The proposed NewJersey Cy VIII
have The effect rise IN property. Already con-
fNau siustlh
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, March 20. 1858.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, March 20, 1853.
Dwellings to the number of about 5000 were
crected in this city during the year while the mum
Der Of families needing residences and remaining within
fhe city not increased in proportional ratio To
This fact than any other perhaps due the gen
eral duness OF the house renting business this spring
Twohrds OF the second month of the season Wheh tno
house renting business is transacted have already seu'
and yet there but few houses where cards nave Dec
put out and the inquiry at real estate offices as GU Iu
but little anxiety the part OF the tenants Eay
On the landlords were unanimous III ther prede
lions OF higher rents and Of the more greedy lao
lords advanced their rents but Only 10 lose tenants
The more wise however, arr content WIN l"st year
Estes, and hear OF 10 mateHM ue-
cline Tenants on the other hand, having become con-
WINGED Of the nrmness OF the renting market and
eeeipg 40 opportunity hire cheaper residences
cent 10 remain where they are There some inquiry for
houses v lth moderate rent situated below Thirtictls
but no such residences in the market the holders
seldom changing and Inc houses being let without the
aid OF agents.
Many persons have been able TO find such houses they
nesircd by causing small circulars describing the
property wanted, and giving the price to be
paid L. be left in every house in the desired locality
This method is almost always successful, and the tenant
will generally deal directly with the owner or the house,
Hnd thus save large percentage otherwise paid TO
agents The press too is excellent means OF bringing
Ieasor ard easee together.
John NcCave advertises for $oOoOO worth Of uptown
lots
The auction business to-day was very light. We quote
Rs below:
At the Exchange salesrooms the lots Nos IS and 90,
the south side OF Thomas St. between Trnitypace and
Green wich-st sold 10 Mr. John Young for $4,000 80
per cent bond and mortgage The lots taken together
Rre feet and brick buildings nearly cover both OF
chem Tie estate Of stephen McCahc, situated on OSco
wanna Lake. eight miles from Icekshwas sold TO MIC
Mckay for 81 SO ten per cent down and balance ls OF
April THIS place has wide front on the Lake, with
house barn, shop, and is Wen supplied with fruit OF all
kinds There five hotels this Lake, aud railroad
81 about DC built running within three miles OF the
estate. Two sales were made in N"wlcrk today ior
RJgS0O.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will find it for their interest to ad-
veruse IN THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation is
larger than that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory as well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible, stating the adyan-
tages offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF THR
TRIBUNE emiWeekly, and Weekly, ere subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted In each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged 25 cents per ne each In
sertion, in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 30 per line In WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line in sEMIWEEKLT TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales OF
Estate. thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

Punst. ea 100 n a. WAsAngtcu.Vs sOTioo James Aryui
70 J0nn
West Milford ~ acres Abraham Post 10 WD H. Van 0rdeB.
West Milford 10 acres Wm H. Van 0rdeu James Hopper
hechsnicst n l5 n ". Carroll st. 5I95 James ACkefnsu
N. HeurE " Innea
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Suttiom Sales Of g,al 6stat,.
J. JoHssos. IT,, Auetioneer
pY JOHNSON e. MILLER
Id IrcrTONRRPa AND

REAL RSTGTB BROkBRS,
H.. Stores. Z Io. csssiy seats So@ght o ;q,.
sh.ns Isss.a Aoeies s. stocks F1h-rs d's k'
Ar O'Clock, ., flessaSs Ssgs s.s:Tess Ill Broadway
LOIS are sSeS located GA MosfGoasaY C4aRoLI BALTS
TEST ETsyEyT PkEsIPEST UNION gaAxrqS Ylyx SRs SER
Term, hbs maps SaSs q AnSsss5. No. % Na'au
A, the Etchsng. Salesroon No. III BrOadwiy. NssYOrf
By order Of tn. Executors oftSs estate Of Charles oSe deceased, Of
EsS S 9ISGs I'BBs BsT.s .. md @ 4 on q
s 2s fee. west Of and pesG & SeHs % n hss
per ecu. nay remain mortgage fSr three year.
200 VALUABLE M iSrH fR"S WARD All ID BRooSLYS LOTS
FINELY LOCATED MASPBTT STEWART, VANDEVOoRr
PORTER These lots but short distance nom BUSH
THURSDAY. March 2s
At O'clock the Exchange saeToms No Ill Broadway Trinity
Receiver. Sale By order Supreme Court the valuable
front property Of the Marine Railway Company " Hunters Point Long
This valuable Propey situated opposite Thirty toqrh.t New Yert
% sIs.,s Of ,Ge Dst s'o,, S end called TO this
20 property harbor Nea York better adapted for
5s dS5 ,.1s PpS o an M % c. ,S ; N Se % S are
iang comparison with the For terms which @ be liberal OF
T1EoS sSl WI MAILER esq Receivers, 10 I6a Waist
Also at sane time and place
pSp6S sE ASqS RP "a Sb1S bSSS &SD R3AvK
uSL0N cAEE9LL 4 ByrLEi M %g5 BAL BALTcsIs ia. 90
UNIONSr.-9 Lots n. s. 2Tt r. e. Of Utica-ave
PRESIDENTST BOULBVARD-9 Lots, s. lj r. ~ Of Rockies
teT9Ye
CARROLIrST-lO Lots n. 90 n W. Of Rochesteraye.
hALPfl.ANE.-l0 Lots. commencing oi ButssL
BUTLER ST-8 Lots =, 100 n. e Of Ralphsve
RALPH-ANE.-5 Lots. ". =. 1913 r. n. Of DOugltssst
ALBANlAYE--9 Lots, ". =, commencing ~ COT OF
Csrrollst
%AEs9IsTI q - nG 80 M sl d 4Sisy1s ~. in ,. r., Of
the above
Also a. time aud place.
DWELLING HOUSES ON BEDiORDAEE Boulevard AND
STANTOEST. Also, VACANT LOTS on HERkIMftSf
BRDPORD.AyE. BOULEVARD g. 60 r. n Of Van Buren ST..
Desirable 3-story basement aud attic House
SrANTONSf No. 3-2ory Frame Bch Basement H0uSe
tsinng II rooms, Ientsd for f6jl
NOSTRAND-AYE AND IlBRKINERSr., = e-7 valuable Lots,
cellars dug and foundation. ais bali or Houses
81 No p Nassau st., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Suttiun SAILS of Ital 6statt.
ApRIAS II. MULLER. Aue,ioneer,


A UCTION SALE of Brick COTTAGES and
"A LOTS Hudson ssd Grseavh ,tsoADRiAS IL MULLER p
i Al II ocock Exchange SaesToom. No III Broaway
psOH sTTbe Ave LOTS situate the westerly side OF Hudson
"a feet south oToyst oH the two northe lots
story brick oottAges - . =,
four lots situate the sastery side Of
crssn,ich ia tho rear Of the Hudson property (189D
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

7. \ LA0NINIE, - :,
7 AWRENCE & STRATTON will sell at
~ AUCTION TUESDAY March a. se5 At y peoes no9a o q
Exchange Ssles ROOM No III Broadway Neg York tue kO'
LAND oeca FARM containing about 5 acres of land untr
good cultivation situated IN the town Of Finishing Queens Co. L. l.
fronting ou leading Jamaica fuhng u miles RON
either Village sBd miles Hunters Point Perry The property
will be sold plot, - each high ground and
fronting said roads On the property large tSosoy frame
HOUSE containing 10 with extension Also good tenement
OF farm HOUSE With numerous OCrBULDlNGS The neghbor
hood s goo rae Opportunity offered m desirable residence
maTkegaieurg puposs Also 10 OF SAT- MbADO" al
Flushing Terms go,
particulars spply at the Ohc Of the Agctloneers No III
Brnaigay Basement.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ADRIAN II. McLLKK, AactioueeE
EXECVTORS' SALE of the Lease of Nalua


ADRIAN a. MULLER. T. H. WILKINS Co will sell AZ Apetoa'
on TUESDAY March 2 a Il O'clock AZ the Exchange saesroom No
III oadvAy by order Of Executors of A. w Bradford deceased the
f,loNiug Valuable Columbia College Leases, via:
FTAYE-The lease OF lot notihres, corner f ave snd
rlpt.t 30 feet inches Fnay, III feet on Forty nRht,
and I25 feet On the northsrlT side.
FORTY NlSTHSrhe lease Of lot north side Of Fortnnths
resr on lot being Poynuh 30 feet In rear
5 westerly eide aud 70 feet inches on The eAstey side
ne from Coaaa College for 2l with three renewals
oard OF The FnhaV lot $40 aHnIm and OF The Forty
ninth 500 This property Is beanhGD located on
h ground and for hrst class residences not surpassed W any lots on
Fnh-ave. ,,,.o, q, ,,oryo
Na I S.,sat or 10 SiAkR FRLTOS Ne. Paes Maps At
ths olcs vi tbe Auguosses. Ne PlesIi y. J.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
J 7. TKlyER AucIioneer.
A SSIGNEE's SALE-At Office of AuctiOneer.

No. II CLsater 10 The citg ot New.forE hsIes - 81
aon due ard 10 become due Of The sts
firm Maxwell McGEego remaining hands undposed Of s,f
unoeci By or1er Of the Court Terms cash AkCHiBALD
Assiga
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Gro. A LEAylTT, Auetoneer - . -.
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

COSGSMEs4s SOLICITED LBEAkE, CATALOGrkD AND SOLs
THg LATE Mr. BRADFORDS LIBRARY.
On MoSDAY MARCH 30 and folosing days, 81 o'clock
Private Library late A. W Brstorl es, tae Surrogate
Of this city comprising choice aud elegant collection o. boots s
various ofeaure eary printed and rare wo ~
ng America fue illustrated works Ao several scarce d
ons ofth Be which msy be mentioned John B0ts ndss
Bible the mt Bbe printed in America. the
Beeche' Bibles Musee Francas ali Royale. vols. elegantly
m Dores illustrated Works Boydr ShakespeS
vols and vol plates be Kughororghs Mexican Antiquities
vols folio plates Meyrcks Ancient Amor, vols half
rocco the Turner Gaery fall Pyramids Of Gh foo etc
Catalogues ready ard Books Exhibition, Saturday. 2ls
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
A ~. MgRwrS. Auetioneer
pY BANGS, MERWIN g. CO., Broadway cor.

-
I'D 4bSies o Books Works Of Art FsaeJ Goods Furniture "a
MONDAY AFTERNOON March 2 at o'clock and !he four lOosias
days az the same hour -
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY of the late COL GEORGE WsI
PRATT comprising vast collection Of the bes, editions Of Choles
Books nearly al departments sud several angues In
many works ao that aDi4G and vere
ullua collection of Book. in the Otel Languages Also srsss
variety RICHLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS in toe bangs aG
Catalogues ready, aGd the Books erh'bhou.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 81 AZ 4 o'clock. ~
choice collection nf ENGRAVED PORfRAlfs OF Wshing1s.
Prank Iilreock Adams Laufeas Lsstte 1sret0n Wolfe Ana
together with large number OF aud ytoAbis
Illustrative Of American history the Revolutionary War nc
forming the collection Of relating 70 Aneues
that for Catalogues ready All tho
ucles viii he exhibition for tao days before tae sale
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
guarn anS Guums.

guaro auo Gooms.
A NICELY furnished front ROOM, second
story boar No 2Ji bsst Tbr; urts. respectable
ughborhood private family, and 20 moving % lsI Of Nay
BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman, wifa
I'D aud child foq yesrs OLD unfrhei aut bedooH
adjoining Al!rss, stating terms locslOa &c. BOARD TttbaS
Ofce
NO. 1 MOnroe-st., corner OF Catharne- ST.,
~ BOARD Or gentleman and wife and sisgle gesemes
ARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM, with
1B0ARD Tor gentleman wife sni sld tDu old wANTkh
Adlr ssug and convenience BOARD Tribune Ofce
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
SaI,s bp Sutton.

season years and vial also hold regular saes Al hes
sPac No 90 Leer,s fsN doors vet o b,llNs
Dy HENRY ii. LEEDS a. MINER.
ID HeSRY H. LEHDs Auetiouser. -
VIII sell by auction MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY FRIDAY aud SATURDAY 2 2A, l5h. 9b e3 aat
28th March al l0i o'clock each day, ~ the weltknOFn
" BERRIAN WARBROOMS"
No Col BroadSay nearly opposite Metropolitan Hotel comprising the
entire balance Of stock aud including article ui b. families
housekeeping Catalogue, on morning OF sale
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
NOR SALE. BLOOMFIELD. y. IA desir-

i able COUNTRY RESIDENCE hour by r, FROM ths city,
the beet Land With good House heated b. furnace
aH small Saerboue sh four '.o barn. sL' carr Ee
gsBar sad two cel1 a u goO order aId
dlu. yolug Apple Orchard o grated fruit and cherry pear
r1rh and qnl aNunince There also lawns aud
s laid sh gtapour &c. and largc qant
e of berries L1O1 bscktetrc, curtu, gos, befie aspa
r1s. &c. Sc Terms reasonable Appy to BLISS Co, No 40
Il
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
EOR SALE in MolcottyiIle, liye honTs ION

New lo!k three depot-A modern HOUSE,
5t0 with of ul Nugalck Rivers hrs. barn ant e
Held: unsurpassed beauty and heafGess Address NJ
~ yGERFORD No. 9I Pesrlsi, " Mrs HUSGERPORD
fts.fr.f tT. Conn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
nor SALE. or EXCIANGE for a desiraJlc

dwelling NswYor BrookynAH Old welecked and desrl
bic C4yuRa County T. containing lCJ $50 may
customer property local the Southern Central
srlsd construction. about ~ miles north u Auburn
anI 21 10 from Syracuse Tor Tlitculars appig 10
J. r. KELLOGG. No. 20 Ceisr-t y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Gountrp RtuI 6stat. for SsI,.

A I ELIZABETH, n. 1.-THE City of Churcnes
'Dd Schools and Of the hntso. cities the vicinity New
York III mt fouC CitV.TI. A str.i,. d.t,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
/. SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT at Spring

"a VALLEY Of q sees al good land al covered Win irat a
Mansion HOUSE II rooms abundant oubudnss fr WIN sock
crop too ol. and furniture cuy SiOfH.
FRUIT FARM % 20 good hunss Wn plenty Of
fruit; Onv : 600 Both great bargains.
=. j y IEKGISON 4 90. no 30 kasln u. Room no ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

Brunwick of superior atd good honse foo fl
oubuiug, 2 apples 100 two acres LAtu ore acre se"
berries and small fruit Price stock ani toos. ftJol
J. FERGUSON Co No. 20 Ni.ssu-st. Room No u
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
Country R,aI 6statr for SaIt.

E0R SALE in LenOx, Mass-The beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE Of sarah a. Lee with 10 OF land
handsomely laid ont Large modern house With convenience the
finest situation the town Apply TO FISHER AMBS No. femOeF
nnann
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
wILIIAs " LITTLE Auc,ioneeE
DY WYCK0FF & LITTLE,

u AULIIUNEEKS MD NEAI4 fNIAIh bhUhEIsN
No Isl MJntagge-st, Brooklyn.
Houses lots Farms Dock Property h0ugl and sd e. Public o.
Private Sale Special attention 20 Executors and Referees sales
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21
ALE-A Modem COTTAGE. with half

ground 6nely fued depot hour from New
York Location unsurpassed FOX beauty aai heahfHess Owner has
sold Particulars be learned of a
ngsbor who has 10 interest the sale by addressing G. NJ PLUMB
usfom.l
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26
THE eONvOCAr1ox OF THE LEGISLATURE

The presumptive object of the return by
the President of the omnibus bill with his
veto, was to maintain the consistency OF his
record with reference to the general scheme
of legislation of which this bill is the latest
incident The passage of it over the veto by
the required two-thirds was not TO be doubted,
especially after the number in its favor in both
houses had been increased by the admission
of radical senators and representatives from
Arkansas. The veto could not have delayed
its adoption as q law more than twenty-four
hours. This took place yesterday. According
to provision of the bill, the governor elect
in this State is now authorized to call the
legislature together at any date within pc
Rod of twenty days.
Most of the members have been at baud
for some time awaiting the maturity OF this
piece of legislation and the consequent procla-
nation by the governor elect. They need not
fear that this inchoate functionary and eager
expectancy of the fair State" will use his
discretion in respect to date of assemblage
SO as to.delaythat event moment longer than
is necessary. In @ few days, question:
less, the legislature will be in session.
Let us hope that it will organize with
out undue exhibition of partisan acri-
mony, and will address itself to proper
subjects of legislation in such a manner as
to inspire the belief that it means well at
least to the material interests. That it will
wholly keep out of its halls and Hobbies cor
rupt intrigues and jobberies, is of course
more than can be expected But it can surely
decline to say by its course in the outset,
that the object of its existence, in the theory
Gifts majority, is not to lift up the depressed
industries of the State, to draw to her soil
capital and immigration, to strengthen her
finances and restore her credit, but to plum
der her in the interest of an Unsuitable set
of exotic parasites, to organize material ruin,
and invite the genius of desolation to make
here its permanent abode. This legislature is
the product of a system essentially bad which
is destined at length to yield to the reforma-
tory force of public opinion; and members
who have any regard for their political future
cannot afford to shut their eyes to this event
uality.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

UNIQUE MARRIAGE CEREMoNY.-Brigadier Gen.
eTal Llewellyn F. Haskell, of New Jersey, was
married to Mics Emma A. Gilmore, at Orange
on Thursday, June 4. The marriage ceremony
was unique and beautiful. 1t was performed 10
Llewelyn Park, under an ancient pine tree, just
after sunrise. AS both groom and bride hold ex-
tremely liberal, as distinguished from orthodox,
religious views, they requested the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, who OBLIGATED, so far to respect
their conscientious independence Of churchy or
dinances as to omit from the service any form OF
words based on these. Accordingly, after the
young couple had presented the Laselves on moss
carpeted spot, and we're circled at a close dis
lance by their friends, the groom clssped the
brides hand saying: g. take you, Emma, for
my wife," The bride responded: Il take you
Lewellyn, for my husband I" and Mr.. Beecher
added only these words: " In behalf of the sent.
ment of the community in which we dwell, and
of the laws, declare, in virtue N what you have
now done, that you are husbsn0 and wife. May
the love which has thus been declared, be strong
as these evergreeDs. Throwing at their feet some
evergreens and howers,) TO endure the storms aud
winter of life and rs fragrant add tender as the
flowers Of summer. May God bless you" The
friends then stepping forward, threw down be
fore the married pair many little handfuls Of
similar dew-besprnkled offerings, and this, to
gether with the multitudinous kisses, hand
shakings and congratulations, concluded a cere
mony which, to all who beheld it. appeared un-
usually simple, graceful aud beautiful.
New York Independent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-26

PREPARING CoTToS SEED FOR MANURE.-A
correspondent Of the Southern Cultivator gives
the following formula as practiced by himself for
number of years;
"seeing the question asked in the April number
of the CutivatOr, what is the best method Of pre-
pairing cotton seed for manure, will simply state
that my experience teaches me that the cheapest
aud quickest method CT destroying the vitality of
terminating properties of the seed, so that the
loss by rot may be avoided, las is the usual prac
tee OF throwing the seed out in the weather for
five or six monihs,) is the following If you have
water handy at your Clubhouse, throw the seed
out in heap, ten or twelve days before you wish
to use them manure, wetting them as they are
thrown out, so that the dampness may pervade the
whole, which will produce heat, and thereby
destroy the vitality-the seed still retaining all
their virtue as manure. Should you not have
water handy at your Clubhouse, haul the seed to
the field where you expect to use them, and make
your heap near water, so that your time aud labor
may be economical. This method Of course has
reference to the culture of corn, where used in
the culture of cotton, the usual. and believe the
best Method is 10 the seeds in the center furl
row as they are taken from the Clubhouse, and
cover them. This should be done in the month OF
February, or when the ground Is COOL 80 that
seeds will not terminate. | have been planter
thirty-fve years."