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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-12

SALT LAKE, Nov. H..

~ E17HHI wv IT.
Another diamond sensation to-day. A
party Of ~prospectors has just returned
with samples Of precious stones, includ-
ing what experts positively pronounce
diamonds, said to have been found South
east from Uintah reservation, in Utah.
The first 5 miles of grading on the
Bingham Canyon r. r.. is completed.
All the mining camps are now striy-
ing for marrow gauge roads.
There is 5 feet OF snow at the Emma
mine, in Little Cottonwood.
The Boston FIRE greatly ~depresses min
ing interests.
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Third Dispatch.
SAN FRANCTsoo

DAN rhANCIbCo, NOV. Al.
The trusty Riley will be prosecuted
for robbery and assisting the Brother
tons TO escape.
Francis Snyder has been granted a
divorce from her husband A. g. Snyder.
The Tintic NJ. q NJ. Co., was ineor-
porated to-day, to work in East Tintic
District, Utah, with a capital Of $780,
600.
The Los Angeles Fruit Il Land Asso-
citation was Incorporated to-day, with a
capital Of $25, 600, object to buy, sell,
improve and mortgage land in California.
The steamer ]. L. Stephens is coming
in. She sailed from Portland, Nov. 8.
Three vessels from China have arrived
in ballast, to load wheat for England.
The steamer from Mexico brought
$142, 800 in Mexican dollars.
The steamer California, for Mexican
ports, will not sail till next Monday.
The Presidents of the savings banks
held a private meeting this afternoon, to
discuss the new law, relative to record
ing mortgages. The result of the con-
ference is not made known.
Stock Sales. - Afternoon Board.
SAN FRANcIsco, November IL.
Meadow valley-2,22 shares. sal; 20, bso; 81 *
$50
Raymond 4 Ely-71O shares, s122; 1913; 1877; 124k.
$50
Eureka oon.-455 shares. s21; 2ok; 81, bSo
~Phenix-3,720 shares, 50; 81
Pioche-160 shares, $l2A 12A
Jackson-150 shares, soc
Washington 4 Creoie-35O shares, 50; q.
Page Il Panaca-230 shares, 80; 25
Alps-100 shares, IS; 81
American Flag-140 shares, $i3
Bowery-5O shares, $Il
HUM 4 Hunt-ls0 shares, $4k 4. "a
Silver Peak-750 shares, S5h; 81
Chapman-150 shares, az; Ia
Spring Mount-150 shares, sII
Ingomar-T5 shares, 81; IL
Condor-2OO shares, $lb;Ik
Belmont-50 shares, 81
Chief of the Hiii-i,45 shares. s5k:6, $50
Newark-345 shares, IS; 81
Louise-1O0 shares, 60c
Phoebe Phenix-10 shares. S3k
Hermes-50 shares. s13
Charter Oak-100 shares, 81
STANDARDIZED shares, $2k;2a
Eureka g.. V.-50 shares, xi6
Golden Charlotte shares. &l3; II
Ida Flmore-20 shares, $Sh
Mammoth-5O shares, 4Oc
Mahogany-3T0 shares, $12; 13H
Chollar-1s0 shares, sG6%; 10; 6sh, b3O
Belcher-10 shares, si05
Con. yirginia-33O shares, $50. IS, b3O; 5Ik
Gould X Curry-37 shares. $202
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EUREKA, Nov.

EUREKA, Nov. IL.
The old Lookout ground, owned by
the Eureka Consolidated, has been work.
ed for 4 months by the Richmond Con.
solidated, without knowledge of the for.
mer, and was opened to-day by order
from the District Court, and shows the
largest and richest body OF ore ever
opened on Ruby Hill. Great excitement
prevails here among mining men.
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MALTREArrNG A CouGH Beware of ir-
ritating potions and Of opiates. Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar is a sover-
eign, swift and peerless remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throats, difficulty OF
breathing, and all bronchial ailments.
There is no other reliable antidote. Crit
tenton's, 7 9Th avenue. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in ] min
ute.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
At a meeting of citizens, this afternoon,
800, 900 were voted to the relief of the
Boston sufferers. Appointed a commit
tee, headed by Robert Laid Collier. to
convey the sum to Boston. Itleaves this
evening with the cash.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.
The horse disease is spreading very
rapidly.
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EASTERN NEWS.

BosroN, November IL.
A battalion of cavalry has been added
to the military guard, in the burning dis
trict, which now numbers l 800.
Persons attempting robbery and in
cendiaries will be summarily dealt with.
The streets are almost impossible from
the crowds in the vicinity Of the fire.
Only 3 of Z banks were burned ont.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS. November IL.
The liabilities of Bowles Brothers, the
American bankers in this city, who have
suspended payment, are $500, 900. The
losses by the suspension fall chiefly upon
American tourists.
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TIE Boston FrRE.-A report was tele-
graphed that the FIRE, breaking out
afresh, yesterday morning, was again
spreading at a fearful rate. Later ac-
counts say it has been again suppressed,
with the further loss Of six buildings.
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Nem 90 Dau.
Attention !

DEBsoNS DESIRING TO BUY LOTS. h
Il hereby informed that the town OF Ruby Hill
Is now called Medina and IL located in the
Rubyville is a different location from this.
MARCO MEDIN.
jan1.ned1m JOHN WAGNER,
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CURE IT AT ONcE.-Do not treat it
lightly. Acough may prove dangerous.
A cold may lead you, by sure degrees, to
hopeless consumption. In Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry q cure for coughs,
colds, bronchitis and whooping cough is
offered. It is well known, and is easily
tried. All druggists keep it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-12

Jor Travis, the great stage and horse
man, is in town, looking as handsome as
ever. Jot won numerous shells on the
election Of his little brother to the Sher-
iffalty Of Lincoln county. 10Y-
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ARM BRoKEN.-On the 4th inst, John
Thomas suffered a compound fracture Of
the left arm, below the elbow, from the
kick of a horse. Under charge of DIR.
Hogan he is doing as well as could be
expected, and is quite comfortable
Reno Crescent, 9th.
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PosTPoNED MArrER.-Our regular San
Francisco letter, as also other matter, is
unavoidably laid over, owing to two
causes the sickness Of our Foreman and
the extra time required in putting the
election returns in type. : % .
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CLosE.-In Elko county the vote for
County Treasurer, between NJ. P. Free
man, Rep, and George H. Sheppard,
Dem, lis close, end stands as follows:
Freeman, 1872; Sheppard, 100. Two pre-
cincts, Cloverdale and Bull Run, to be
heard from. 1G
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-11-12

Pimples and brown spots on the face,
Eruptions, Blotehes, -Scrofulous Diseas-
es, and all sores arising from impure
blood, are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medi cal Discovery.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 70 sIN TrENcsco ADvzRTlazas

In order to simplify the business and avoid
confusion, from this date forward MYRoN ANGEL,
at 432 Montgomery street Room III, Is sole
agent for The White Pine Daily News I'm San
Francisco; and persons in that city having bust
ness with this ONCE are requested to
cate with him.
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iH Nh PLAcERvnLE, Nov. H..
Official returns of Eldorado county
give q majority for Grant Of PIG, and
Coggins 272.
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Tuesday, Nov. ~, 1872.

GREAT FIRE IN LosDoN.-The cable in
forms us that a ~conflagration occurred in
London, on Saturday. which at n time
threatened t prove very disastrous. The
City Flour Mills, on Thames street, were
destroyed, and fireman killed. The
property loss will be over half-a-million.
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.4s SHASTA, Nov. H..
Raining hard, with indications Of a
hard storm. In a#IH#
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yvsA CITY.

CRY, Nov. IL.
Grants majority in Suffer county is
2l9. Luttrell's 239, official.
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TRINITY CENTER.

q sTRrsrrY CESTER, Nov. IL.
Showing hard.
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AGENCIES.

SAN FRANCISCO
MYRoN ANGEL, 432, Montgomery street.
NEW YORK
HUDSON 4 MENET. Times building. 9
L0ND0N-J. Y. JACKSON, 5, Abchurch-Lane,
Lombard-st., London.
SHERM4NU WIN. JELLsoN.
VTRGLHTA-IAMEs MCDONALD.
ELBOW. I. SIXTH, Postodhce News Depot.
AUST7N-A. NJ. HORN, Main st.
PE0CHE cITY-CHARLEs WEDERHoLD.
EUREKA-s. JAcoBx. ~
SCHELL CREER-MELL RAUM.
BULLHONYLLE-WM. GETLNo.
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Suspensions are reported of S. v.
White, Pilot, Perry e Co., H. r. Will
cox, and r. j. Kimball & Co., whose ac-
counts in stocks have been sold ont.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-31
Monetary--Commerclal.
MONETARY.
OVFICR OF THK DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
TrvSDAv RvurINo January 30 1872.

OVvlCR OF THB DAILY REPTBLIcAN.}
TUESDAY EvBN1Ns, January 80, 1917.
We have no change to report in the con-
dition of the money market. The offerings
for discount at bank were moderate and no
difficulty was experienced in negotiating
approved paper. On the street we heard
Of only few transactions at about our quo
tations, say lOGil U cent = annum for Al
paper with unquestionable collaterals, and
IL for good and second grade: lOd II for Al
without collaterals, and II a ID for good and
second grade. Mortgage notes still rule
at 90lO T. cent T. annum for Al and II for
second grade.
Gold opened at lI03s 0ll03s against
1929 at New York;. and closed at llOl4 a
HOE against lO93s). The sales included
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at ll0A $4,000 and
$40, 900 at Il0as: $4,000, $500. $4,000 and
$50. 900 at llOl2 and $500 at lIO9s.
Nothing transpired in silver We quote ::
IO7 q los for American half dollars and d
aga per cent premium in gold for Mexican
dollars.
Foreign exchange showed a fair degree
of animation, bnt at easier rates the mar
ket giving way Is q 4 t. cent. The sales of
sterling amounted to about tS5,OO0, of
which = bill of iading and clear at 1873
dllS4: fl2,0OO bill of Iading at llS: $4,000
clear and $500 bill of lading at lisa;
$4,000, f25O0 and $4,000 Al bill of lading
and $4,000 clear at 1885; $4,000 AL bill of
lading and clear at 1884 a llSl2; fl5OO and
$4,000 Al clear and $4,000 bill of lading at
llS1a: $500 first class at 1881. and 100000
bank (e5OOO and f5O00) at 1885.
No transactions in francs came within our
notice.
We now quote sterling at llS0llSl2 for
good to AL bill of lading and clear, and llS7s
a 1898 for bank.
Domestic exchange was about Lilo t
cent easier for round sums, but bank
counter rates were unchanged The banks
supplied their customers with New York
sight for remittance at par and we noticed
sales of $4,000 New York private bankers
sight at ls t. cent discount: 100000 and
$}O.O0O commercial, $1,000, $4,000 and
$50. 900 private bankers and $40, 900 bank at
}-l6; and $40 900 and So, 900 commercial and
$4,000 private bankers at Il.
Bank gold checks on New York are
quoted at "a q Is T. cent discount for re-
mittance.
Operations in stocks included 80 shares
Louisiana Levee at So 62l2; Bank of New
Orleans at $35 so; 10 Orleans Railroad at
$50; 10 Hibernia Bank at $l25 -; II do
yesterday, not reported) at Sl27; 100 and
300 Crescent City Gas Company at So 30;
100 do at S.: and 100 do at 81 30.
The movement in bonds was quite active,
the transactions reported including $4,000
consolidated city at "A net to the seller;
$1,000 old city sevens at 72A; $4,000 at 722la:
$1,000 and $4,000 new do at II u. $4,000 rail
road city at 74l2: $4,000 city Waterworks
five per cents at "a; $4,000 city seven per
cents, new, at 70le; $4,000 at 70a4; $4,000 at
II; and $1,000 city ten per cents at 92le
In warrants. $1,000 metropolitan Police
sold at S5l4, 800 do at Sjl2, $500 do at
s5a4, $4,000 State at 66l4. and $4,000 and
$1,000 at 81 ~.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.


NOR SALE.-ON ACCOUNT OF pErAhLU ,.a
OF the owner for Europe; sea Glen rla ,,iiss
tion located near the sea shore, thirty n,o h nIS
rom New Orleans, and about three ana H Va
miles from Lookout, on the New orleans anu NJ ;
b,le railroad The place fronts upon wafer hari
gable for steam boats and sailing vessels; mas nc
SOsO acres Of excellent hammock land; apout ~
omen for culture; and will produce one bale 10 .me
acre of either Sea Island or Upland COTTON; laIse
Gin house and machinery for both; Is nney aaap.
ed or tOba. co. cane rice and cspecany 70 lrui'
and stock growing; is above all overflow; guaran
teed perfectly healthful and free from epde Yes;
excellen, fishing, hunting, bOa'lng ana Dathhs
Facilities There are about 1000 acres OF valuaDio
timbered land ON navigabe water, and almost IN
exhaustible banks of lake bank shells. Inc resi-
dence is large well built and commands avery extern
sive view the grounds tasti)y laid out i'll lawn ana
parterre with abundance of bearing orange pecan
and other fl nit trees There are gin mouse, Darh'
stable blacksmith shop, poultry house quarters
boat b 1e wharf and bath house. the supply u
water for drinking and for stock is excellent ana
never failing. l will sell the place rs 1t STANDS
stocked and furnished, mules, horses cattle poul
try implements, Gachinery, tools, seine, Doats
house aud kitchen furniture, etc. Terms OF pay,
m+nt easy. l refer. by permission to GkOknE
SMITH Esq, Commercial Cotton Press aud COPIES
Il OGDEN No A CarOndelet street. Parties VINO
desire to see the place can leave New Orleans Dy
II A. NJ or 5 p. NJ trains Sundays A. NJ ana
will ALWAYS find a boat at Lookout to convey them
to INV wharf. Postoffice address: OK 429, New
Orleans. .. AlAIn nnAD
iaS Inn
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY JANUARY 81 1872

sks oats 2l5 SKIS corn ATS SKIS bran 2499 cases Oh
SIS bhls oil and sundry produce 70,
CINCINNATI-SteaIner ArgOsy and barges-SoI
bales hay $50 bxs starch Isl bills onions and sundry
produce
LOWER COAST-Steamer Bradsh Johnson,
1874 bales cotton AL bbls mOasses 2 bbls rice anu
sundriAs
JEFFERSON-Steamer Rapdes-424 bales cotton
1853 SKIS cotton seed 1913 head cattle
LOWER COAST-Steamer 4 Hensley-le hhds
sugar snd sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Camelia-4 bales cotton
and sundres
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD. January 30 sos bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, January 30-207 bales cotton los head hogs
and sundrts
MORiiAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Januar, 3O-2il hhds sugar ZIG bbls molasses SKIS
seed cotton l06 head cattle
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1ooNTYNuRD FROM p1Rsr PAGE I

Nurtilerly winds VIII vecr ~ the northeast
and east. with cloudy weather in the south
Atlantic and Gulf States, and possibly rain
from the Alabama coast westward. Dan
gerOus winds are not anticipated for to-
night on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
River lntelliGence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, January 30-Barome-
ter 80. Wind north-nOrtheast. fresh.
Arrived-Steamship Western Metropolis. at
1850 P. NJ, Quick master, from Key West.
to J. II. Ludwigsen schooner j. G.
Whipple, GoOdspeed master. six days from
Utilla, with fruit to X. Morgan Il Co.
Sailed-Steamship General Meade and bark
lie Baron.
VICKsBURG. January 3O-Passed down
Seminole. IL P NJ. yesterday. Boats down
TO dav-J. Kyle, 4 A. NJ; Katie, p. NJ;
Natchez, 6 p. NJ. Up-lndiana, P. NJ, and
ii. s. Turner, 10 p. NJ. yesterday; Glencoe
falling. Weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS, January 3O.-Weather clear
and cold. River falling, and ice running
heavy. Navigation about closed. Arrived
Pauline Carroll and Lady Lee. Both laid
up and paid off their US. Passed down.
John Kilgour.
CINCINNArI, January 3J.LThe river ha,
fallen two feet six inches to-day, doubtless
from some gorge having broken below. Tht
ice is about the same as last night.
An agent of the underwriters arrived from
visit to the Alaska to day. He says he
freight is not damaged over $500, and i
will cost about $4,000 to repair the boat.
PIrrsBURG, January 30-The weather il
moderating somewhat, but the rivers ar,
still frozen.
EVANSVILLE, January 30-The river il
closed solid. people crossing on the ice al
day. Weather clear and cold. Mercur,
70 to 300
pended. The Great Republic which left a
two o'clock this morning for New Orleans
together with the Longworth, Bodmann, St
Louis and Illinois, are in the gorge abov,
Columbus. The Tom Jasper, Robert Mitch
ell, Belle St. Louis and Dexter are at Co
1umbus awaiting a breakup. The river hal
risen two feet from the effect of gorge
Weather clear Mercury 22o
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YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatches. |

New YORK, January 3O.-The steamer
Hornet has been libeled by thirty persons
who shipped with the understanding that
they were engaging in the merchant ser
VIC, bnt when at sea they were compelled
10 enlist in the Cuban service.
Last night was the coolest of the season.
CHICAGO. January 30-The supply of
laboIers of all kinds are in excess of the
demand.
A .poke and hub factory at Defiance,
Ohio, burned. Loss $4,000.
A train " ich left Laramie Friday arrived
at Cheyenne yesterday, but the road is
again reported blocked between Laramie
and Chey enne. The snow was drifting last
night
T1NcINNATI, January 3O-The passenger
train on the Louisville short line, due here
at a quarter to nine o'clock, uncoupled
after the engine and express car had passed
the switch: the balance of the train swept
over the platform at Eagle station, hurting
several who were waiting for the train, two
fatally.
The directors of the Board of Trade have
adopted resolutions against admitting
building material free of customs duty into
Chicago, AZ impolitic, unjust, and danger
GUS to the industry of the country.
RALEIGH, N. c., January 3O.-General NJ.
w. Ransom, of Northampton, was to-day
elected United States Senator by the follow
ing vote:
Housc-Whole number of votes cast 81 T,
of which Ransom received So; scattering Is.
Senate-WhOle number of votes cast 81,
of which Ransom received 80.
The Republican members generally took
no part in the election, claiming that the
Legislature had no right to elect a Senator
at this time.
LONDON, January 30.-The workmen are
threatening strike at Blaenvon. The
military are under arms.
A motion before the Paris Jockey Club
to exclude Germans, failed.
MADRID. January 3O.-The people of Bar
celona are turbulent A conflict has oc-
Cured in the streets. The military are
guarding the city.
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U. s. MARSHAL'S SALES.


United STATES VS.. George &. ellison ct nj.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOh
i the ruth Circuit and District of Louisiana No.
62l2-By virtue of writ of feri facias TO me dj
rected IN the above entitled suit viii proceed TO
sell " The highest bidder, on SATJ RDAY February
8; l81Z at twelve o'clock NJ, at the courthouse in
the town of st. Joseph, parish Of T.nsas the
following described property, viz
he southwest quar- ter and west half of south.
east quarter of east half of northeast Quarter of
section THIRTY three; the west half and northeast
quarter of section thirty four, and mort Invest omar
range nine.
TermsACash on the spot.
Act Of sale, stamps etc, at the expense of the
purchaser.
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans
second day Of January, 1872.
8. B. PACKARD,
1a3 10 10 fe3 CnitedStates Marshal.
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
United States VS.. Frank Atwood.

United States VS.. Frank Atwood.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DIS
Il trct of Louisiana, No. Griffin obedience to an
admiralty warrant to me directed in the above en-
titled suit. l have seianl and taken into my pos
The schooner FRANK ATWOOD her tackle, etc,
lbeled 10y the United States for The causes set
forth in the libel, now pending i'll the District
Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner
or owners thereof and all and every person or per
SONS having or pretending to have any right, title
interest in or to the same to be and appear at
District Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans
OF before the first Monday of February. 1872 70
show cause, if any they have or can, why the
said schooner should not be condemned and be Sold
agreeably to the prayer of libelants.
United States Marshars Office, New 0reanA
thirtieth day of December, 1872.
g. b. PACKARD,
JAZZ Is D fe5 United States Marshal
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A Fairy Scene.
Saws the Iberville South

Quite a fairy scene was witnessed on
Wednesday in our town. A gay bridal
party, vending its way over the untrodden
snow, reached church just as the last rays
of the setting sun were permitting the moon
to manifest its existence through the veil of
snow The chime of the bells, the peal of
the organ and joyous chant of the choir
which greeted their entrance, the brightly
illuminated altar and the robed priest await
ing them, all together conspired to throw
an air of romance over the whole affair
which will be long remembered.
After the nuptial benediction the party
fled out and heaven again sprinkled her
own in its emblem of purity. and each little
flake sought to kiss the bridal wreath, and
We'd with the orange blossoms to speak the
charms of the wearer. We, being rated
among the privileged few, followed the gay
procession to the house of the groom's
father, and "entered into the joy of the
hour" Old age forgot itself, and joined in
the dance, and all seemed happy because a
brace of youth and beauty were. We wish
the young couple long life and happiness,
and may the snow storm which celebrated
their nuptials be the last ef any kind to
ever cross the threshold of their connubial
felicity.