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sq.ssE F9sse e.
SSe; Eew Yert .Asr1eF 4 Bsos. Uhiesso: wsssein
TIM Yonso n1Ea1x1 AND cu3E4.s,s A.usr.xr
s1otsisinE tnstrusson. how to form and nacs scIe
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astsrSH okEthtE With eonpite dltecsous u com
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atsst,. tGst e T;s,i b g :ha: sa: fi..
FstT. S't,;I:, Y !. o5$s%. xea ~ Scene.
fx nem Tett: 5H,1Ies Bros. uhiesso western new
AA;oa Joszs corR41a..: Detailed with
otns. Hserss !nt!aents sad sentnr.p il s.es as
i1st. r. nse eth adaa le!teEa
scn :n d Bios Gheaio: watstn News = Gc,upsny. u p!ST
r1aE AkEa1e*x 1or.sv11x AND KITCHEN
Gits11os1; Cont,i1!us Tho taost ralu .bIe. snd
Wtt tet.ioa of nfscisHeou, q en%ss n
tess tai''1s Gh.ss: { M To5f 6xt
u.n9a 3n1sK .s@ G.41Sas M ron Rzots.xaa sy William
Il i Of sazst Fstt .1is, (
bxss; e. Ghis.4o: MsstrEn Fe.r Company. l5I'
biol ohls.sa: Westssn Se*. Company ,sss. sas''e' g
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TIE NECESSITY FOB REFORM NOW.

-. NJ" !:
We aRa1n invite the attention Of those
rat1zen7 of Chicago who do not follow
oihc=-hnnt'ng IS means of living to the
consequences which are unavoidable it the
eS1zehs ticket he defeated on Tuesday
next lnese IS sass amount OF csp'tal,
owned IN all parts OF the country invested
II eo'cago1 70 ms point IS tarned almost
exclusively the attention Of those seeking
nVestmtn Mt IN CITY property. Hundreds OF
men in every State of the Union are cnn.
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mNsons IN 'hss sIa'e. but II ful Of yHloa,Ic ,,s,
'uIeAi matter souch,pE the carly history Of m


~ ~aNsp8 ~ my e1a'e. bnt II full Of sAlua,Ic Liz,
'n's4' "A1'eF souenipE the carly history OF chi
'Izo.
,,.sss us "Asslc4N fA1r*Au,T foe October, nab.
cspsa n., " mo l'eabooy Academy OF Be3,nrs. n
' ,s"' MzA'. conta'Is tho following list o, cor.
...' s'es ING Hfa-Is!'e Hawk. " by Or, n. Wood :.
hamo'es 10 Flof1oa, By Il Z T.. Stesfns: = 1.ns
t'oocn. Wlngrd Woodpcekcy.H by Anan.,r. -
.e: TstuN Cafrh u" by l'rof. A. N. I'd.
!e"e"s: Aod Proceedings Of Bc,enttoe
c.soons -, s
4, NA"oobh MAGAZINE for 0osobsf Il orc of
s, .uo acst oellahual numbsss hsasd TOT a loos
s.a'e: iao sosJ "a Year ana I3ly ~comts 10 a
.t 9oec'seo 70 'nn assne- "Tha Ofd KonS In thu
n .'ea - tns t1t'o Of IN admirable aaou,uou,
pocn~ "snvrntua Mupdl. The title NJ ~ t,,.1
s."Aes nev nopk. u M&da tho tonic nj q ~,
pses4aat sssag up"o tho golden akaa Of ia vor,d
cosne'!oa oIso Eoss1pa in bis att1actlyu n.nsrr
upon "Furfeling rasadlse,' aperr,nor y -
41ket bnsaod9 IL qutrtnG no Capital and Hind :.
1n9 sae lsnd Qaea'tou." 1ns reuap,us ar,ices
40 Tho War tn lasasuAy," ~ Great Wnts
Joufnalsst" mesntug Deioe: md. Al,n.14s
aeaoaz Novsis.'
Vot OF Town u The TILE OF 4 peumh1st INF,
lNuta D3 the We4tefu SeHh fsnmn~nv srnt.tst..
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TIE f,rns. seeond, Thud, Tentn, Eleventh, aud
Thirteenth Wards remain unchanged 10 tpe,r
boundaries. The Fourth Ward pakes tho Fourth
ned Filth. The old Fifth hM become tho s,xth.
The old Sixth, Seventh. aud Eighth Wasi4 now
mske the Seventh. Eighth, and Ninth, being d.
vsded by lies running cart and wet. instead Of
rofth sod south. The new Twelfth. Thirteenth,
Fourteenth, and Fifteenth arc made Up Of the old
Ninth and Trclfth Tarda. Tbs present st1. .eenta
IL The old Thirteenth: the Seventeenth ts the old
Fourteenth. The Eighteenth hes been formed BY
taking all tdAs part Of tho old Fifteenth aud H.x.
teeuth weat Of Frankltn street, leaving the r.
nAndet Of those waIds u WArda Nineteen and
Tuerfv
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In Maryland the only State cdcer TO be chnsen
"a Comptroller. Tor wb.ch r. 4 McEellep IL The
1ltpub!scan and Levin Woo!fosd tho Democratic
candldAte. 4 LeStaiature II also to be elected
The vote of AAr!iand II recent elections haS
been n follows:
Np I'm. kste~ts.
lt<4-frt1i3k1t- .......41l6 f.s1 ;.4N Rep.
ltB.-{s0s n 1t 80 0Sn {l.sl3 a,&cn.
EsGB-Ptestdeht- ......AM StSt 1l91* nes1.
The Ie1tslAture LAT yeAT x19 composed entirely
Of DeEocrxtA
EtW iKEsKT.
New je1seJ clect1 IeS1slas1rc- Last year the
LeEtslAsure Wa po!ilcal3 claased:
&<sa4e, Hos.-.
| -
Ysn,nrc1stlc mi atnr4ty
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The new constitution VIII atso be voted unou
MAssACnEs1FrA
In thts State tbese arc to b elected con1p1e-
nent Ct State ofnce1a and members Of the Lext.!a-
t:re. The Candidates 1or State ottee,E are:
k74hHeA4+ bsssaeTaae,
I'm. Es6tn. Quincy Adttnt
E~< Ess. -Ioseph fuekeF..... .3stnnel =. Lamb
AFy 6s%t..- ChAa. A1en. ,4tnziAh U. Abbatt
1%eessru...... jacob Il Loud. :. .I~y1 Haywood
Asdas~.........Cha8.k ksdkutf. .. .fhtoeas Atie1,
7hero b also > Labor Reform :" ticket In noml-
nat-au.
A1nnesots elects State oGlcers aud Ieglalasu1e.
There arc &hsce tickets In tae netd-Repupl
D* nocrauc, and Temperance. The tickets Of tue
Republican and Democratic parties are:
Repsb4teaa prz1eynfie
EssfFs<F. Ear1ee Austiu. {sA1 1. 9TH
LAsd @svszse< Vim. II. YA1e,.,..J 4 Whwel
Ssrr.1aT " &1ie-Han4 Mstaou. ....-F q Fa4delaad
1sdftor. Chs. Mc1tath-- .Lnaia A. ErAn1
r,.sr M.s,rr,r. Emil Aaneh-. Bst.e
aa"ssy G<.<ra1-.E R. X teinen. --Seasr.ye Smith.
Ft~f Ssp. fas7. Sherwood Ho1th. Y. I. B1utHeh.
Thtre u considerable talk o1 m edort on tie
part OF the "pornel1y party to defeat both these
tickets in part. By voting lot certain Of the cand1
dates On each ticket
The L<R7slAturo of Minnesota last rear Was po-
ltftt11ty diVtded Al fnlov1-
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N. II. &oss!ops
II EA--

l. Jamca X K~npe]
l. ". r. R4Ianda. .
J. ! tdIle ituAl.t
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WISCONSIN,

In Q Political Observation-Disclosures
ul OF Spencer,s Nompnas,on-mr.
Rcyex, Chairman OF stntr tkcDub.
l3can conamlstee-Govcrn~r Faur.
chasdts Canvass Tho So1uuan.
tt0nu.
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nEW BOOKS.

TIE WOMAN WIN, tuAupn ~ pu..
1Ekr. Notfop: uobetta Nro.ht;s t.n...as. nah.
Wtatrn News Compah.. 1855. "A''
9hc Wosnan Who Dared" By NJ, e,rrtnr. i
nntef Of somo local or1cl,rtty IN Mas,aehusctt,
WI attract verg general nttenion. not On s.rount
o. ~ Pottieal merits, Of which IL pss,rsass 7ary
1owt out tos The bold stAntf It takca upop tho wp
man aneatton II the cst!rc.y posal ,iev tt txe-
xents % oao q the privileges Of shat question Hr,
0fGctt u NO feehte Adrncate df fen,.les Yre,,oo,
lie must nave eyer5thIrp or roth,n1 Tns -
n osrst con..on,,r. - .e. s. .Ao TO
~. s,.s. ...' :. oo'o too spaAsltnG Tot him.
s'tA. o'3uton' AUt AnthotE. md the sest, have
osfdly reached TIC height 10 Ehieh Nr R,rverr
has nown On hia rashtr wr.t.v.,es. h.,..."
IrRasuzx W'haterrr ma u., 49, - - .~K "ats-aK
ms rr.1 ..s.s MAt 1"'nA u hs taoofJs
"ee I+ust seAto"leo9e, to certain degree Of
aanuatsoo, the cauToyu diapl2Jed by hin, in
ta@'nS tats ps1ton 1t tho forefront where hu viii
naso 10 hear alone tno t@rten o; The battle,
Tie ttcfy of The Nonn.n Srno n..,,
stan,Iasiy 1s io!lo~n: Linda rerctra, tns ,.-o,~o
"bn darrs, ~ lhc daughter Of - rrrr,v,, AM
Mary Percaya', a<s Aet;yalr. prrrdysI n ~.
younger DAYS had married one ANN. vho .t,.-
tie birth Of danehter, Harriet, ttre Of hrr 1ovc
for him, eod mausKcd, by m,aus of ner,n,v - ~
divorced tzoa1 him. The Court allowtnr her atroees
md al!nnoty, and dehaf,,ue hin, f,on hc rr,st.
le1c pf mn rry{rr 5su,n r.. -....- fIsA
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r. II. Smith, OF tho Cincinnati CAron,.t, and
late Secretary Of state, has accepted rue position
Of Wcateru Agent for tho Associated PTc1s. with
hcauquarters At Cleveland.
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TaK .f0RTHHEfE.

/ AAR .SA&"HA AA4s
ILi1NoML
The Rnv. J. Roolt Davts formerly CopRrusa
tsosM m'nIsssr n Hnvlstno. seceat,y Joined "a.
New Scnool PrasbJ terry OF Al4u.
Tho Rock hlaud / 6t. Louis Railroad Intend,
'HsktpR tnncfton with the Indianapolis 4 81
iorr kuad ut Alton Jnuct.on.
In AcHeD7 County there ere eleven eheeSe fac.
lotles. which usa the milk Of Aouut roo cow
and mo past season hAyo made about !, ,so1, ,ooc
fuunds Of cnecse..
Al Jacksonville, Oct. =. wntle case 1xs betur
II oI teore Justce Tai fos NJ. Isstst 6tza N wal
ststu5tng. shcn auo Of the po1t1el tn the auIt
WaHtncs eJ namr, zuac and replied To soDeshtps
Iii. suaNn had sald IN hia evidence, 81 That IL i
lie" Ar. 6travn Immediately setzed heasJ io8.
stand nnf hurled 1t 1t the head Of The offender,
striking ntm tust orsr the e1e and cutting deer
gash IN the mans head. Warmer WIS fned e1o
AID stsxwn 81.
A. McQuasy. Of Ca1sbaRe, Ill, died suddenly, At
tho Iowa nouse, to KeoInk, October q. HI vas
t1knd1ng 1t tho counser, paying h'a bill, when he
dropped dead. Apoplexs Is believed to have been
the CAUSE Of death. The decea1ed sas acoqr Il
years Of age, and wAs q pronincni and highly r.
tFected citizen Of Carthage, HANCOCK County, III
He End been to Canton, Alseonr. for The purpo4e
OF visiting one Of hts sons. who has recently been
married, and Was On hts EaJ hoHe, when he was
~ aoooeoJ Au1ckch dOWn. lie W61 the fAtuef.Ip-
isw Of Dr. Hail. member Of the faculty Of the
Iowa Medical College.
wMcoxsrx,
A Washington letter TO the New Yorf Jorrxo{
q to1nsstss Eays that "Judee Henry D. barron,
Filth Auditor Of the TrealurJ, and the Hon, cs]eb
Cothiug, secehttg contaminated tho purchase OF
al The agricultural. school, sud swamp lands be-
longing 10 the Safe sf WLconsIn, In the counues
OF Polk and Barron, near tho Fai,a Of st. Csoax.
embssclng about n ooo acrrs. This domsin WAS
housat nj ~ exceedingly low rl,ce. The object
Of The pu1caAee Kaa to lettie around ths yau
Fater'roEer colony Of SFe1es. Through
the enor7s OF the gentlemen nbore named
Ard conns T&aoe. wealthy and la-
a1entfal swede, some 1vc hundred families
have already arrived ind taken up their ho ues
there, and, upon their representations, 4 much
larger nnnher have pfomlted to emigrtta next
sprnE. It Is the Intention Of the St. C.olx Falla
Water fo*er COMPANY 70 purchase AIl the a1
Occupied land in the vicinity, and sel 1t in small
parcels 10 the em.grania at coal, ~ L. being done
WIN that a'reads purchased 1 large number Of
these settIeEs will b employed oy the Water
Power coEpbny In Manufacturing pu.sntts, white
the ren atndcr wia Ind Rmplc euplo5 meat In de-
SenptoR the agricultural resources OF thAs secf!on
Judge Ralron, who haa lately becn among then,
fa5s these strangers are quiet, thrifty SET, and
sa'uable acquisition to the ptotues1se population
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s1ha Frexsdfns Il the Unfted Htafws harsns nrc
slatuta \ nAsso0af ThanksEr1ne on tho l5th dsr Of
,,t I os1s s1d being ny dasy ~ stsat%
ls sth.us,s!ripF to 4lnFhy God fer nj. hie1sints
y. Hste.l % ht'ehr appoint 1hrrtdAy. the Id
sth Day q Novrmbef pe1t a. day ef pah1le I@auts
,ps 10 thu st.ts rsetruosnd to III the op, ihc
observance Of fhs dA5 10 accnfdsneo wl!h the ks,od
t. usro1Ts,1 Tn,1 VI sotanr.s q uo
II. e.1tts With p1slse.' b thankful uuts Hif lad
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NkW TpEK.
In New fc1k the election II for Stats of1ceEs.
other than Governor: for member OF the Lekis-
at0fe, and for judicial of1oes In severzl dlstrcn
The candidates tor State officers 2re ~ folloxa:
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]. ses....--.-sss..
4 j. L CUt1n.
| JamtB q. Miner.
l. l. ~. Bennett.
J. +. Il Gcodhue.
! Ad.'ltn,,n eles1naI
I. I~hn Hsmsrsad,
4. Alexander Gt1ha;
| !. G c, Kuni4
:. GeuISs C. BHa1u.
Charles o. Pa,ter.
+ AUTHORIZATION.
= j. b. Mcneil.
:. Jacob Ulsnthau.
IPaN Clrk.
!. r. May.
;. Van g. Bennett
l. Henry uan,
: y. H. Edscrtot,.
) ....sss...........
+ ssssss.ss..+v%..s-
Z -.sss.4s+.........
!. F. q. Patks,
l. ". II, isr,ues,
= s~-.4-s,-.........
N. II. Sosssens.
G. II. 6towe1a
!. J.imea X Krnpeta,
!, ". r, EJt1ntfa :
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
Pinching the Grape.

1t is not too late yet to pinch off the
ends of the luxuriantly growing grape
shoots. Some varieties like the Con-
cord and all vigorous growers can be
generally pinched back. 1t will add to
the size and quality of the fruit and
will give the vine a more compact form.
If the berries of such branches that
stand too closely together were consid-
crably thinned out, say from fourth
to third, it would have marked eff
feet upon the size of the fruit This, it
is true, requires some labor, but to the
fruit grower it is never thought of in
his attempts to excel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
Canning Green Corn.

Take sweet corn, ripe but not hard {;
cut it from the cob, fill the can full, and
pressed down, but do not add water
Then lay the covers on loosely, and set
the jars into wash-boiler, with sticks
in the bottom for the cans to rest on,
and with water enough in the boiler to
come half way up the sides of the cans.
Cover up tight, and boil brskly three
hours. Then take out the cans, and
screw the covers on tight Proceed in
the same way with green peas and
beans.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
Pruning Trees.

There is no period in the whole year
so suitable for pruning fruit and orna-
mental trees as the present-up to say
the 18th of the month. 1t is the period
when the tree is at rest after its first
growth and before the second begins
Wounds made at this time by the alb
session Of branches, nicely heal over
and present neat appearance, instead
of producing dead wood and perhaps
deceased spot, as is often the case when
pruned in winter and early spring.
Gelnaantopn Ieyegraph
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
lll5 HOOP SKIRTS. MS
WIN. II. HOPKINS
| | rs

Has removed his Mtnufactory and SacsrGums to
No. Ills CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
Where his Own Make of Champion Hoop Skirts es-
ptciay adapted to First-class Wholesale and Retail
Trade will be found to embrace the extensive as-
sormrnt in the Union. and all the latest and most dsir-
able Styles, Shapes, Lengths and Sizes 2 ~ 2l5. 81
yards round. of Plain and Gored Paners Walking Skirts
Reception Trails. &C. &C. together with ninety diff
fcrcn varieties of Misses and Chillrrns Skirts. all of
which for symmetry of styl finish. lihtness elasticity.
durability, and rcut ChenPHeSs. uneiuaed hy any
other goods in the market and warranted in every
other respect Skirts made to order, Altered and Re
paired, Wholesale and Retail
Full lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts, Is
Springs. b Cents: 20 Springs, - Cents p Springs So
Cents 30 Springs 65 Cents; and 10 Springs. - Cents
CORSEISi CORSETS,! CORSETS!,. % different
styles and prices. from - Cents to s. 90 embracing H.
Wnriley " Brcke Glove Fitting" Madam Foys Corset
Skirt supporters Mrs. Moodys Patent Self Adjusting:
Abdominal Corscts, French English and Domcs tic
Handmade Corsets. and superior French Patterns Of
Cotc Corsets. :" Our Own Make to which invite
peciai attention.
Complete assortment of Ladies', Under Garments at
very low prices
GENERAL AGENT for the BARTRAM AND FANTON
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, superior u any other
before the public. Fity-two of these No. Machines
Price 800 each. being given away To customers
in order to get them introduced. Every person in
of articles in line, should examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere Call send for circulars at our
Manuactory and Silesroos, No. Ills Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. WIN. I. HOPKINS.
Apr 10, 1S69-3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
- -

uoTcH PoTcH.-Take any cold meat,
chop or slice fine, season with salt and
pepper or sage, if liked Add to this
half as much stale bread, or potatoes
that have been boiled. Stir the whole
together and enclose it in a crust as for
chicken pie, and put up in the same
way. Bake one half hour.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24

TINE QUANTITY OF SUGAR
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
FARM and OUSEHOLD,

eS To any who will contribute an coca
sional article to this column-once month
or oftener if so inclined-we will send copy
of The Wing free.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-24
Fruit Canning.

A tabular statement of the time for
boiling fruits, with the quantity of ST.
gar required to the quart:
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

4 n. REirHs PATENT COMBINED SOFA AND SED.-s
~. IL Dot clumsy II perfect sofa complete, fuu
nie, sprins bed. Price moderate SEQ al 6vl Sroo<d
The New York herald., 1869-06-06
BOARD AND LODaING WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF MEANS worf,D RE
~ very glad Va obtain Room, with or w,hou, Hoard IN
private fsmiy sbovs fwsn,ythi street. in ffsi class TO-
cation: family who bays never kept toarders who own
their residence and reside permanently the fafne place de-
:hsd Al snswss g from ,c sen sy d s vey much
The Kindness shown references Of the ~ Lshest
yer Will be given and desires Addrssi b. W. O. boz ia
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

DoARD wAHTED-BY GENTLEMAN, A NICE.
ID large cool Room, with closets ho, and cold water;
ner al O'clock IN pleasant, social family References
given Address, stating terms which mus, be rnodersts,
y. r., boy lia Herald ohce,
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

THE BALDWIN nOuss, LANE nAHorAc-R. o.
~. n y RsLDwfs ~ ss d ne orss of Q'nrea Bros.
The New York herald., 1869-06-06

THREE FRENCH GENTLEMEN, ENGAGED IN Brsf.
ness wan, two comfortable Rooms and good Board for
S22 without board, IS 10 private American family city
references required Address with particulars for three
eeys, Permanent RpArders, Herald ONCE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14
HAUNTED.

fConcerning the following story, all |
can say is, that it was told TO me as au-
thentic by clergyman Of Virginia; that
. display Of incredibly on my part elicit
ed determination on his part to hunt up
his information, and obtain further and
more minute details as to the precise time
and place Of the events narrated; but
that soon afterwards the civil war, which
separated friends and foes alike, separ
ated me from my clerical authority, and
l never could learn any more about the
incredible story. Committed now to pa
per, it may be read like hundreds OF sim
liar stories-simply to amuse and be for
gotten; or should it meet the eye of those
who love investigation. there is now no
blockade between here and there TO check
inquiry.
Some few years ago one Of these great
national conventions which drew together
all ages and conditions OF the sovereign
people of America was held III Charleston,
South Carolina.
Colonel Demarion, one of the State
Representative, had attended that great
national convention; and. after an excit-
Tug week. was returning home. having a
long and difficult journey before him.
A pair of magnificent horses, attached
10 light buggy, flew merrily enough
over the rough country for while; but
towards evening stormy weather reduced
the roads to Il dan gerouS condition, and
compelled the Colonel to relnquiSh his
purpose of reaching home that night and
to stop at a small wayside tavern. whose
interior, Illuminated by blazing wood-tires,
spread glowing halo among the drip
ping trees as he approached 1t, and gave
promise to warmth and shelter at least.
Drawing up to this modest dwelling,
Colonel Demari9n saw through Its uncur-
tanned windows that there was no lack OF
company within. Beneath the trees, too.
there was an ENHANCEMENT of rustic We
hicles giving forth red CLEANS from every
dripping angie, telling HIM that beasts
as well as men were cared tor. At the
open door appeared the form of man
at the sound of wheels, but not seeing
In the outside darkness whom he address
ed, called out, Tain t no earthly use
stoppin here
Caring more for his chattels than for
himself. the Colonel paid no further re-
gard to his address than TO call loudly
for the landlord.
At the tone of authority, the man in
outline more clvllly announced himself to
be the host; yet so far from inviting the
traveller to alisht, insisted that the house
was as full as it could pack but that
there was place a little further down
the road where the gentleman would be
certain to find excellent accommodations.
What stables have you here" de-
handed the Traveller. giving no more
heed to this than the former announce
ment; but bidding his servant alight.
and preparing to do SO himself.
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summoned the steward, who had, but
Without success, visited the bcrths and
various parts of the ship for the individ-
ual in question. Every hole and corner
was now, by the captain S order, carefully
searched, but In vaIn and as no further
Information concerning the missing party
could he obtained, and the steward per
sisted in his statement regarding his gem
eral appearance, they proceeded to exam
Inc bis effects. In these he was identifi-
ed beyond doubt Papers and relies
proved not only his guilt but his remorse;
remorse which, as the appatition had
said, permitted him no peace ill his wan-
derings.
Those startling words, "a murderer
on board!" had doubtless struck fresh
terror to his heart; and, unable to face
the accusation, he had thus terminated
his wretched existence.
Colonel Demarion revisited the little
tavern, and on several occasions occupied
the haunted chamber; but never again
| had he the honor Of receiving a midnigh;
commission from q ghostly visitor and
never again had the landlord 70 bcmoan
the flight of d non-paying customer.
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