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New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
THE OVERLAND MAIL SERVICE.
HOW THE MAILS ARE NOT SENT THROUGH
RIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS OF CAMPAlss
DOCUMENTS OARTED OVER THE PLAhs

HOW THE MAILS ARE NOT SENT THROUGH
RIGuT THOUSAND POUNDS OF cAMrAls.
t DOCUMENTS CARTED OVER THE pLAim
t MONTH AFTER ELECTION. ,
, For, several weeks tue overland mails nats
been detained the Plains, and news paeknss, ,ss as
papers that ought 10 arrive IN this city every Gay .s
come TO hand only once IN five or six days Mauet -
West has boon accommodating at different points, spu ~
reported that there Is little hope Of the malls % sau
The Pacae States being at all regular during the pIs~ 49,
Winter 1As Resss Rssr tNevada) Rsreise gives an sS
,us description Of burlesque carried out IN tss' ""
Yesterday some wags took It into their heads Y.
Welle Pargo Co, the contractors Tor csrr5ss
United states mail overland. hard blow Dy sr
their manner OF performing tho service Iney vusss
an old stage, which belonged, formerly To Ine ComI
and cranned t with forty old, tattered wornout
from Jane to the pesent mouth TIE body OF the a -
wa, not only hlled with the sacks but the boot ana W
and enulnber were lasd to the sides and upoS sass
trot papers and magazines fell ont OF tue kaPH We
nsS s rSsd and ,v wSgs Pyksa n np ~
were thus taken out OF tie ROAD, and we tsyy'sf fN
would 70 capital pickup fSr {s Eso DFS"e Co.'S ma
coach behaved though he was used TO the ~ ,ssd
and whenever he saw deep or big hump ~ ress
he ran into % u sna SSps @ inc sa o lie drove
the Post Office, where large crowd hSd 10 an
Win tSa eoaSssssens Ioos ana and In%e them .
btreete at which some OF them opened entLes So. ~ cfr
~ the last ghost OF paper, rne R slss did 10!
understand the joke of the thing became .Srosg
cried shame several sharp business mon ih tS ssouf
suggested that uoefing he held foPtho puross o &c
ingfesolutions setiu forth the harshrsoi Ine
vices tha hopest, extraordinary, ana 1nrns s,s spri d
Wells largo Co 10 perform it accoruug 'sfses
the,r Contract ana the latent guilty OF the
Government and asking the Pcst Oihee DepS,ton Tho
inorcase their compsnsati another hair n, n,sr
idea took the sense tho crowd. andit rrosu "A tbs
tho Magnolia and sresolved sprtediy As p9S vecps
Lurlesaue was, there we've yet somo harie,s sh resr
WHO pretended 10 believe that IL Was part VI ""
lar mail service OF Wells. Fargo & CO. - - .The
IHs Apsfin RsteiiIe of Nov. 80 says .,o,rhi
large lot oi 25 900 pounds Of mail which w.s
into this city ON Saturday was forwarded 10 ,he mai
Inv two large wagons yesterday IL was ait ~ hstwesa
,6,r accumulated on the road during tie h1cn I'd nc
tho Post Onlce Department ard the coatra sppss
the nroper sportation of which no prosslu Msny
10 hrve heen made by the Goyernment ohcas, vhs
of the sacks had been opened by the ,Iey looked
hin and siekly Perhaps onethrd OF tho weight aonsy
u,ri ~csicrday was campaign documents mo M trs
OF carving which now may engage 'he a'o""' t
postal agent"
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
LANE.
By MRS. NJ. A. KIDDhh

II IS not on the slgnboard' Sir'
GO search both far and wide;
Or in the town dircctory'
Tho map. or railroad guide;
Aud II you pump your neighoors' er'
You pump, alas' In Vain'
For no one e'er acknowledged yes
lie lived in Scandal Lanel
Iti,a fearful neIghborhood'
SO secret and 60 sly;
Although the tenants oitenume'
Inclnde the rich and high.
I'm told they're even cannibals'
And when they dine or sup,
py wayiof change they'll turn about,
And eat each other upi
They much prefer the youthful, Sir.
The beautiful and rare:
They grind up character and au'
And call 1t wholesome fare!
And should the helpless victim VINCE
Thoy heed not cries OF pain
These very bloody canni0als.
That 1.-Two In Scandal Lane!
II you should chance to dine with the"'
Fray never be deceived.
When they seem most like bosom ifenu''
They re least TO be believed.
Their CLAWS are sheathed IN velvet SIR
Heir teeth are hid by smiles
Ara woe betide the innocent
Who falls beneath their wiiesi
Men they have singled out their prey
They make a cat'like spring;
Or hug them ike serpent. ere
They plant the fatal sting'
And then they wash their guilty hands,
But don't efface the STAN,
These very greedy cannibals
That llvsIn Scandal Lanel
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Christmas Snbias.

Church OF the Eesurrcetion, Mdsonye Fcr,,eve,ih-
stThe X liAGG. ~ d.. Rscsr VIII pieach Oh thieisi-
MAs MoRSINB, al iOt e'eioet
f1nrcb az All souls, d fOanhsva and rssatsihst
esr,oe CgISrAAs DAY. s, IL ssrnea b. ,as ksr De-
bkLLOws -
tkrissmss eI De t,se in %. Worth
p.,rL cush cor William aud fuoss, THIS EVkNiNG. Dee 81
Lsusd, of The sabbath sehoo Of said Church Consisting Of A
i1iuSssEs sihGih0 Y TIM OuiLnRhh. hrkRROSCullC
yIgWs fou BIBLE HOLY LAND A Services COZ erhes al
"a sloet, - N AiAksep ~ cest< D.
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"Are you coming to luncheon Miss Day ~ inquired the
woman
''Ee-Aeey Ee-hee! Ee-hee! lao not want TO eat
sopbed Cap, IN b low and smothered voice. Any one
would have thought she was drowned In tears.
Every well-just as you like" said the woman,
barshly. as she went away,
"Well, declare laughed CAp "I did that quito as
well as an actress could! But now what am to dol
How long keep this upi Heighho! 'let the world
slldov I'll reveal myself until I'm driven TO It, for
when do! Cap, child, you'll get chawed right upi"
little later In the day Dorcas Knight again. and
raped at the door.
"Ee-bsei Ee-heI Ee-hee!" sobbed Cap.
"Miss Day, your copsin. Craven 10 Noir. wishes to
speak with you alOnep 1870.
"Ec-hee! Ee--hee! Ee--heef I cannot see him"
sobbsd Cap, in a low and suffocatins voice. t'
The went away, and Cap suffered no other In.
terrupton until o'clock, when Dorcas Knight once more
raped. sayings ana ,u lls
"Miss Day your uncle is at the iont Idoor with the
carriage and he wishes to know If you are roady 10
obey him." .f 81 ID .. .fia.la r.I.l ..+
"Ee-hee! Ee-he>! Ee-he i--fe-te--tell him ves,"
soDbsd Cap, as II her heart would break
The woman went of with this answer. and can,tol.
hastily enyeopcd her form in Ciaras large black shawl
put on Caras black bonnet and tied her thick onrntng
vail closely over her face. lss. 1908
"a pretty bridal dress this! nut, however ,unposs
tbese poh are no more particular about my costume
than they are about their own conduct said Cap.
She had just drawn her gloves when she heard tho
footsteps Of two men approaching They raped s the
door. w f...t 4.f s4 EV .~ Nh l
"Come lnP she sobbed in low. broken voice that
might have belonged 70 any girl in deep Distress and
she put white cambria handkerchief up 10 her eyes ana
drew her thick vail closely over her face fiff q.
The two Le Eors immediately entered tho room
Craven approached her. and whispered softly:
You Will forgive inc this my SHARE in theso proceed
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q H n a n
81 q II "a a n
Reduction in Prices,
ToEEDucE STOCK. AT
N. q or MAN & cos.
that no spot NAV be uuaffected. otherl

that no spot may be unaffected, other
wise that spot will remain hard. II is
known when the skin is Drained in this
manner. Gather up fold of the skin
mo the form OF sack or bladder, and
blow tuio II or initiate it, then closing the
orlnce and pressing upon the sack, the
included air Will pass out through in
Vulnerable pores, making spray rom
the particles OF contained water. Wiring
out all the water possible, and stretch.
and rubit as before, while drying, when
IL Will become white and soft. II
stretched in suitable frame, nearly to
It's natural shape, and rubbed with
wedge.shaped stick, the labor is less
and the skin Is smooth and even; other
wise 1t Will remain more or less wrin.
kled-some parts unduly, others not
sufficiently stretched. But IL the skin
be now wetted and suffered TO dry
without manipulation, IL becomes hard
means of obviating this. The object is
to make the smoke pass through the
pores of the skin. The effect OF the
Draining seems to be to comminute the
gluten, but IL does not affect its solu-
bllity, The smoke seems to form a
ing II tnsoluble. any dry rotten wood
hickory, ash, oak, and even cobs-I
serves 10 make the smoke. a hole is
dug in the ground about two feet deep
and six inches in diameter. Some Goals
are thrown in and little of the wood
upon them. The skins (better two
tOgether) are loosely sewed along the
edges, except one, which Is stretch
ed around the hole, land the
skins are then suspended above
1t, much like an empty sack with the
mouth downward. The smoke in its
ascent fills the sack and passes through
Or penetrates It's substance. TheprO-
oess>!s kept up till the Operator deems
the skin sufficiently smoked. Now, II |
they are Wetted, they dry soft without
manipulation. There Is still an opera |
ton which improves them, though not |
necessary. Il is a species of tanning.
Willow bark, or that of sasafras Is
good, as 1t does not stain clothing,
which Is spotted by the ooze of the oak |
when the skin is wet and comes in con-
tact with 1t. We boil small quantity !
of bark, and dip the skins into the |
ooze for few mtnutesj wiring them as |
dry as possible and the operation is I'm
ished. Treated in this way, the skin
becomes one OF the strongest textures |
we know OF. But in Its original state, |
a skin OF ordinary size is easily torn /
into strips. When dressed, the hbres
being loose, come gradually into par
and the tension is resisted by |
many at once. Previously, held to It's
place by the gluten, each fibre, acting |
singIy, was readily broken. =a-4fg /
Here is q problem for hunters. With !
a single bullet, to shoot dear through |
the heart and break both fore legs, one |
of them just above the foot. It has
been solved But how2
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
nrETrHr nus T.srrRIAT RHuRIuu

wAsHIEGrON, nov. 4, 1853.
SIR-In answer to the Inquiry in
yours of the 3Ist ult., have to say that
while the return called for by section
tifty-seven, cannot be required from
any person who had but fifty gallons,
or less, OF distilled spirits in his possess
sion OF the lat inst, II Is, nevertheless,
important to the interests of such per-
sons that their packages OF such spirits
should be marked aud stamped as pre-
scribed in that section. Otherwise, the
spirits, being without either the tax
paid stamp, or the stamp for stock on
hand, would be In danger of detention
under section forty one, and. perhaps,
of seizure and forfeiture under the pro.
visions of section fifty seven, for the
forfeiture of ''sll distilled spirits
found" after thirty days in packages OF
more than five gallons, "wiIhout hav-
ing thereon each mark and stamp re,
quired therefor by this act" Section
Ihirty-six would, in such case, throw
the burden of proof on the claimant;
and, as probable cause for seizure
could, doubtless, IN most cases, be
shown to have existed, the EXPENSE
aud trouble To which the owner of the
spirits would be subjected before he
could recover his property, would gea-
orally excesd'its value. Issrsz.;5sr
II would be well TO mako this view
OF the matter known to those in your
district whom IL may concern.
Rsspectfullysyours :
(Signed) THOMAS HARLAND.
Acting C0unUliSsioneT.
GEO. W. HARRISON, ESQ, Collector 4Lh
District, GItrEberidHd, ~. ID.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVESUE.1
COLLECTOR > OFFICE. AN DISTRICT, MD. =
LUMDkhsLASSp, Oct. 81, 1858.
Hon. e. d. Rollins, Commissioner Of In.
teT1IGL ReVenMe, Washington, ID. C.:
SIR-WiIl you please inform me
whether 1t is required OF persons hav-
ing in their possession, and intended
for sale, distilled spirits in packages of
five gallons or more, but less than fifty
gallons, TO have the same guaged, Ia
spected and stamped, under provisions
OF section 572 There are many retail
liquor dealers Cor saloon keepers) who
have not the quantity required TO be
returned on form 100, and, 10 all proba-
bility, Will have small stock on hand
LIST December, 1858. Would such be
liable TO forfeiture, II not stamped
Respectfully,
GEc. ". HARRIsoN, Collector.
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Romnnon ID. Iienl Llre.

The st. Louis Republican relates the
last Enoch Arden affair. A merchant
of that city, named Smith, became
bankrupt during the crisis OF 1857. He
made over his villa to his wife, and
enough other property to insure her an
income of $500. He then mysteriously
disappeared, leaving his wife and two
children, without a clew to his wherea-
bouts. The wife,, after many fruitless
inquiries, land q widowh0Od OF ten
years, married another st. Louis mer-
chant, named Bradford. Two more
children were born to her. LastSprinE
Bradford died of consumption. The
first husband, in the meantime, had
made his pile in Montana, and return
ed to st. Louis Last June. After much
troublous search-let the Republicans
tell the rest of the story-'ahe met a
person who was acquainted with the
circumstances of Mrs. Smiths second
was pointed out 10 him he recognized
the form and features of his long lost
wife. Alter some difficulty he obtained
an Introduction to her, and concealtng
his name and the knowledge of his i'm
mense wealth, he wooed and won her.
She gave her consent to be his, on the
promise that the children of the two
previous marriages should be well
treated by him. On last Thursday
evening to the old villa q clergyman
was Summoned, to tie the nuptiRl knot,
when the real name OF the new sutton,
and his former relationship, were dis
closed, and although the bride tainted,
1t was a happy Reunion. He was hap
Ply to see his children well grown in
body, soul and intelligence in the In
tervening eleven years. Words cam
not picture the happiness OF the twice
married couple and their family, and
notwithstanding the traces Of the small-
pox, she loves her husband better than
eyer"
The strangest part OF the whole story
is that the merchants name should be
..Smith., y 10
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WHEN william Vincent wallace was
on his death bed-at Passy. some years
ago, daily there would enter n portly
old gentleman, with 3 scratch wig.
snuffy brown coat, laud no sypmtom of
shirt. collar. This old gentleman would
sit doWnsbY the d. Ing composer and.
speak 20 him rs gently as q woman
could, about his works, and the many
topics which could interest man so
welded 10 his art AS WalIace. Then
he would glide out with careful steps,
that he might not disturb the dying
man. That was Rossini.s
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RHHING THE BLOOD.


cured in such great numbers In almost every sec
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relief and convincing evidence OF its restorative
power upon trial.
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