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TRANSFERRED.


TRANSFERRED.
Anderson, John A. (col.) to 9th district.
Armacost, Melchor ]. to Baltic city.
Akehurst, Stephen to 9th district.
Brown, VIM. (col.) to 4th district.
Barrett, VIM. to 10th district.
Candles, Chas. E. to eth district.
Candles, Chas. A. to eth district.
Cockey, Chas. o. to 9th district.
Daley, David F. to 10th district.
Davis, George (col) to Sd district.
Davis, John (col.) to Sd district.
Ensor, Luke G. to 4th district.
Elwood, John to 9th ward BaltO city.
ElwoOd, Stephen to 9th ward BALTIC. city,
Ensor, Walter 0. to 9th district.
Fisher, Richard to 9th district.
Hedrck, VIM. II. to 10th district.
Hanson, Andrew (col.) to 9th district
II.
X
Kelly, VIM. T. to 10th district.
L
Lucas, w. j. D. to Wicomico county, Md.
Lynch, Chas. H. (col.) to goth ward BaltO city.
NJ
Mcdonnell Thos. ST. to 9th district.
Mcdonnell ThOs Jr. to 9th district
Merrvman Anon r. To I'd district
Monnahan, John to 4th district.
Monaghan, Michael to Baltimore city.
McKelvey, VIM. Z. to Howard county.
Olive, VIM. T. to Baltimore city.
0Neal, Patrick to 9th district.
Paddian, John to 9th district.
Price, Geo. w. to 9th district.
Proctor, John to 18th ward, Baltimore city.
Sargent, Simon, (col.) to 10th district.
Smith, Isaac (col.) to I'd district.
Seitz, Jos. Jr. to 10th district.
Sappington, l.. r. to 10Th ward, Baltimore city.
Smith, Jacob (col.) to I'd district.
Shepherd l.. C. to 4th district.
Talbot, Adam D. to 9th district.
Tracey, John I. to 4th district
Todd, John d. to 9th district.
Toulan, Thomas to goth ward, Baltimore city.
Tracey, John II. to 4th district.
w
Warner, John w. to 9th district.
Ward, Thomas to 4th district. ~
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST.
Butler, James (col.)
gladden., Thomas Galloway, Lewis (col)
Gladden., Anthony
coleman, Benjamin (cOl.) Ur
Lane, Charles (col)
Murphy, Con.
DEAD.
Finnarty, John
WILLIAM GENT, JR,
Officer of Registration, sth Election District.
Oct ia
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THE FREDERICK FAIR.-The Frederick County
Agricultural Society will hodits next Fair at Fred
erick city, Md, on the 10th, 18th, 18th and 18th
of October. For attractiveness and general sue
cess, the Fairs of this Society, during the past
en- years, have perhaps been unequalled, as evin-
ced by the immense attendance of visitors. Ar
engagements are being made to render the coming
Exhibition still more attractive. The grounds
have been enlarged, the buildings improved, and
the track extended to a half mile.
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ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, WITH THE
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,

IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
situate in Baltimore county, and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
Beginning for the same on the North side Of
Tenant Street, (if extended from Baltimore city in
the same line and direction westerly into said
county, at the distance Of one hundred feet, west
from the northwest corner of Tenant street and
Bentalon street, (if extended northerly in the
same line and direction from said city into said
county, and running thence west on the north
side of Tenant street thirty two feet thence north
parallel to Bentalon street, hundred and fifty
three feet, ten and One-half inches to a twenty
foot alley; thence east on the south side of said
alley, and parallel with Tenant street, with the
use Of said alley in eOmmon,) thirty-twO feet and
thence south by a straight line parallel with Ben
talon street, hundred and fiftythree feet, ten
and one-half inches to the place of beginning
same being the lot Of ground described in the
aforesaid Mortgage.
The property is subject to payment of year
ly ground rent of $64, payable in equal half year
ly instaments on the first day of January and
July respectively.
The improvements consist of
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
IA feet front BY 40 feet deep, and a Frame Stable
in rear.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne- half Cash on the day
of sale, and the balance in six months, with inter
est from day of SALE secured to the satisfaction of
the undersigned or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser
L. P D. NEWMAN,
Trustee and Attorney.
MORLING 4 CO., Auctioneers
Sept 23.-ts.
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Ne9C Advertisements.


OTATE OF MARYLAND, BALTIC. county to
- wit: 1 hereby certify that John S. Miller, of
Baltimore county, brought before me, the sub
scrber, one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for the said county, this 2Sth day of September
in the year 1876, asa stray trespassing >szw,,-.
on his enclosures, RED AND WHITE NE1sSH
SPOTTED STEER, with mark on rightsEE--4.s
ear, and tar on the back of the head and will
weigh ab;yt ming l.SsS11s-ssIA pounds. Given un-
der my hand ailoE7eals
WILLIAM H. HARKER, [sEAL.l
Oct at
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The New York Tribune, referring to the matter
of Tildens income tax, wants to know how it is
possible for man to accumulate fortune of over
three millions in ten years and yet only have an
income of fifteen thousand dollars per year? That
is hard question to answer.
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Dronth at Mound Hashi,nton

MT. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1876.
Editors Union Please send to Mount Wash
ington, Baltimore county, three casks of strong
water, addressed to the Tilden and Hendricks Gre
form" Club.
The Club has become very thirsty since Colora-
do blew her blast. Yours, &C., "THIRsTY"
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BALTIMORE CIRCUIT NJ. P. CHuRcH-Appoint-
ments for Sabbath, Oct. Sh.-Rev. j. W. Gray will
preach at EPSON at II a. NJ, and y p. M, and at
Pine Grove at p. m. Rev. S. R. Murray will
preach at Ridge Chapel at 1O4 a. M, at Phoenix
at 81 p M. and at Warren at u p. m.
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Twelfth District.

First Precinct-MICHAEL ADAMS TAV-
ERN, WEAR CANTON.
Second Precinct WALTERS IA EERN, AT
FORKS OF MIDDLE RIVER AND BACK
RIVER ROADS.
Third Precinct-G ONTRUMS IA VERN,
GARDENVILLE.
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Nesc Advertisements.
WILLIAM WI. RISTEAU.
rowsoNrowN. BALTIMORE co, Mp

AuCTIONERR,
TOwsONTOwN, BALTIMORE CO., Nh.
Prompt attention given to sales Of Real Estate
and Personal Property, in any part of the county.
A share of patronage solicited. tOct. 7.-ly.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Baltimore county, letters of administration on the
estate of
SAMUEL Il. SMITH,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber,
on o. before he All day Of april, 1877,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said
tate are requested to make immediate. payment
Given under my hand this 4th day of October,
1876.
NATHAN NJ. Pussy,
Oct. 1T. Administrators.
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DEMOCRACY is in full retreat. If tn

DEMOCRACY is in full retreat. If the friends of
law and order follow up the advantage the retreat
will be a rout by November Let no opportunity
to bring out full vote be lost Every Republ-
can should labor from this time to the election as
if ON his vote depended the contest. We cannot
have too many votes. If the cause should be lost
by one vote it would be as fatal as if lost by a
million
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Sheriff's Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters
IN of Baltimore county, that an Election will be
held in said county, on
the fret Tuesday merit after the first Monday Of No
rembcr, 1876,
it being the seventh day of said month, in the
eral Precincts and Districts of Baltimore county,
viz.
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First Precinct WRIGH7"S ia FERN, HAIR
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct-WM. BLACKISTONE'S,
RLDGELYS FORCES PHILADELPHIA
ROAD.
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First District.

First Precinct-FALR VIEW INN, FRED
ERICR TURNPIKE.
Second Precinct-NE WBURG HALL, CA
TONSVILL~E
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WELL DONE, COLORADOll
A Republican Triumph iss the New State!
The Prospects Still Frightening

Colorado was admitted into the Union as a State
in July last and her first election for State officers
took place on Tuesday. On that day she covered
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First Precinct-COLD SPRING HOTEL.
Second Precinct-HAMPDEN VILLA GE,
FALLS ROAD.
Third Precinct-TO WSONTO wv
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Seventh District.

First Precinct-AT THE HOUSE OF ELI
s. SAMPSON.
Second -PLEASANT HUNTERS
HOTEL, WISEBURG
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Real Estate Sales.

j. ALEXANDER PRESTON, Attorney for
Mortgage, No. 10 Lexington ST., Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY.

BY virtue of power contained in Mortgage
from Susannah King and Charles King, her hus-
band, to the Maryland Land and Permanent
Homestead Association of Baltimore county, da-
ted on the 4th day of June, 1873, and recorded
among the Land Mortgage records of Baltimore
county, in Liber L. II. A., No. SO, folio 1870, &C.
The undersigned, named attorney therein, and
under the provisions of Article "a of the Maryland
Code of the Public General Laws, entitled Mort
eager, will SELL by public auction. on the prem
iSes
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L. P. D. NEWMAN, Attorney at Law,
Baltimore.
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Second District.
RANDALL,STO WV.
Third District.

. First Precinct WOODBERRY
Second Precinct-OLD HAMMET HOUSE,
RELSTERSTO WV TURNPIKE.
Third Precinct-SE VEN MILE HOUSE,
RELSTERSTOWN TURNPIKE.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
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MOrIgagee's Sale

D. P. MACGILL, Auctioneer.
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Notice Of Registration.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.


HNHE undersigned, Officer of Registration for the
l. Sth Election District of Baltimore county,
having sat in accordance with the provisions of
the Registration Laws passed January Session,
1885, for the purpose of correcting the lists, here
by announces the names of those persons added to,
transferred and stricken from the Registration
lists as follows
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS.
Ambros, Isaac Armacost, Jacob
Beam, VIM. Berry, H. Emory
Bosley James A. Belt, Eli l..
Bonyer Stephen (col.)
Carter, John T. Cronehadt, c.. ii.
Carroll, James d. Craft, Adam A.
Cross, Charles C. Cain, John
Cross, Caleb, of r. Coe, Joseph
Colbert, Robert Coe, Nicholas ii.
Connor, John
Banner, Jacob r. Davidson VIM. T.
Duvall, Kent
Eckers, VIM. ii.
Flynn, Patrick Foot, Lewis (col)
Fitzgerald, Thos. W.
g
Goodwin, Owen George, John
Geist Martin D. Galloway, Ewd. 7.
Gibbons, Edward Gatewood, Jacob (cOl.)
Green, Thomas G..
ii
Holland, John Heaps, John
Howard, Richard c. Hilgemann, John A.
Hyle, Edward Il. Hiss, Jesse L.
X
Kemp, Thomas E. KnOpp, John, Jr,
NJ
Matthews, Thomas, o. Martin, Lewis j.
Mooney, Patrick
Noppenberger, Peter A. Nussear, Francis H.
p
Price, Evan NJ. Parks, Joshua
Price J. Z. Preston, John w. (col.)
Price, Jas. L. of N. Price, John A.
Parks, Alfred l..
Q
Quickley, James (col)
Ruff, John NJ. Robertson, James
Stansbury, II. N. Schlosscr, VIM.
Swan. Elias (cOl.) Sheridan, Robert j.
Swan, Easter (col.) Sven, Eli X.
Torrngton James
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VALUABLE LEASEH0LD PROPERTY ON
TENANT STREET EXTENDED,
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Bv virtue OF the power and authority contain
ed in Mortgage from John NJ. Wheeler and
Mary :. Wheeler his wife to William Heaffer, da
ted the ninth day Of March, A. D. 1871, and
corded among the Mortgage Records Of Baltimore
county in Liber E. H. A., No. 40, folio 1863, &C.,
and of Article Ga of the Maryland Code Of Public
General Laws, the undersigned Mortgagee, named
in the said Mortgage, will offer for sale by public
auction, at the COURT HOUSE DOOR in Tow
sOnt0wn, on
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Fourth District.
Fifth District.

RELSTERSTO WV.
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
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Tenth District.
Eleventh District.

SHADES IA VERN.
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Tuesdog, me l7th dry q Oetober. 1876,
at II O'Clock NJ,
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ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
SITUATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY.

and described in n Deed from Richard j. Git
tings and Lewis II. Wheeler, Administrators, to
John NJ Wheeler, dated the 18th day of Febru
airy, 1869, and recorded among the Land Records
of Baltimore county in Liber e. II. A., No. 81,
folio 222, &c. containing
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Eighth District.
Ninth District.

COOKE YSVILLE.
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WILHELM'.S STORE, BLACK ROCK.
Sixth District.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07

through the State, and says "The Demo.
srats have the inside track, Of would say
they are intrenched on hill, while the
Republicans have to fight them from val.
ley below. That's losing game. Thaj
Democratic saving Of SO,O0o,O 600 is doing
the work with the farmers in spite of the
bloody shirt. lshould leave the issue here
to that statement alone. I don't think the
majority, any way, will be large, but !
have strong reason to think it will be Dem
oc.atic.
General Franz Sigel, who addressed the
Germans in crowded hall the other night,
said to me- "The Germans I knew would
vote the Democratic ticket to large ex-
tent this year, but I had no idea that they
were SO enthusiastic about it until I came
out here West. I tell you, sir, some Of
them are just crazy"
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
People Who DGn't Marry.
From the Congregationalist. I


On the stage road between Athol and Pc
tersham, Mass, is located a peculiar reli-
gious people who bear the name of How
landites or Fullerites. They date back their
origin twenty-one years, to the association
of three pioDeers, Fred T. Rowland, a Qua
ker, from New Bedford, and two Worcester
women. A year or two later, eight persons
living in Athol joined themselves to the
community ,one of them was Leonard c. Full
lerton, the present head of the sect, Friend
Howlapd having been killed by runaway
horse two years ago. His associates revere
the deceased as prophet. They differ
from the Adventists, whom they closely re-
semble in many respects, in believing that
the reign of Christ so5n to begin will be
spiritual not temporal. They number about
twenty adherents, and were last winter in
corporated by the Legislature under the
name Of Adoni.Skomo (Hebrew for the
Lord is there, Ezekiel xviii s.. Grains
from the stable is the food of the Fullerites,
and water is their drink. No flesh is eaten
All properly is held in common. There is
no marrying among them and If a member
wishes to marry he leaves the community,
A half-dozen children have been adopted,
who are taught by one of the sisters. The
dress of the community is very plain. They
observe the seventh day as their Sabbath,
and hold services Ia the family parlor, keep.
ing silence or speaking "as moved by the
spirit" Their house is always open to Wis
tors.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
A Surgical Blacksmith

Herman Krusa, alias "Dr. Schmidt" was
on trial at Union Hill, N. j., Tuesday, for
malpractice committed by means of a ''life
machine" Krusa, the alleged doctor, testt
fed that he was blacksmith and never
claimed to be doctor he admitted using
his machine, which he called "bonse'
heides," but only on members of his own
family. He produced the machine. 1t is q
small mahogany case, with set of springs
inside which operate on piston when the
handle Is drawn, small shaft causes q
hundred needle-points to protrude about q
quarter OF an inch, entering the flesh of the
person against whom 1t is held. The ap.
paratus externally looks very much like a
large wooden syringe without point, the
end being occupied by the n3rdles.
He admitted using the instrument on the
body of Mr.. Mr.. Shul.use's child on the 10th
Of September, making thirty applications In
different places. He dressed the wounds
made by the instrument with little oil,
which he rubbed in with his hand, and gave
q little oil internally; he did not know what
the oil was made of. He did not charge a
fee for attending any one. He had used the
machine on seven children, five of his own
and two others, one Of which he cured. He
had also used 1t on his wife. When called
to attend any one he took the machine with
him, believing 1t to be the best remedy. He
had book which he bought with the ma
chine that stated the same method would
cure any disease.
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An Obl1g1ng witness.
FrOm the Fiel61


We once knew an Irishman who bore
evidence before commission on the west
coast of ireland. Among other questions,
as he seemed rather discursive and inclined
to aver anything, one of the commissioners
asked If they:had many whales there'
"1s 1t whales" answered Pat. "sure,
you may see them, like wather engines
spouting all over the place."
Another commissioner gravely asked If
there we're any dogfishi
"Bogs, megorra faix, ye'd say so and
ye'd passed the night here, Sure, we can't
sleep for the barkin' on them !"
Lastly, one Of the other commissioners
asked him "1f tlying-ish aboundeda" The
answer was:
"Arrah, an we didn't put the shutters up
every night there wouldn't be whole pane
of glass left in the house for the crathurs
bateing against thin, sure"
This ended the court, and the next day
thfs genius came to ask for his expenses,
exclaiming:
"sure, now, honey, didn't I swear to
everything ye axed me?"
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RECEPTION OF THE SPEAKERS.

~A~OAAA 4A2AAAAAAoOs
The correspondent of the New York
Herald" writes as follows about the re.
ception Of speaker in Indiana:
Il heard John A. Logan at the Academy
Of Music the other night, and he howled
himself hoarse and angry. His audience
made about two-thirds of the house, and
the only enthusiastic bit of applause he
received was when he got off q piece of
clap-trap that the Republicans send their
murderers and thieves to the gallows and
the Penitentiary, while the Democrats
send theirs to Congress- statement not
borne out by recent events. There is a
great deal Of this in the campaign-so
much OF it as to be absolutely appalling.
What l have given was the point best re-
ceived in Logan's speech, and yet none but
ignorant people could be deceived in it. l.
went subsequently over to hear General
Frank sigel, and to packed audience he
was quietly relating list Of charges
against the Republican party. Logan saw
his locker had but little solid shot, while
Sigel felt as if his was overfowing. How
ever, Logan is still Il power in the West,
however it happen; for his oratory is as
little like the genuine thing as bnrnt
cork performer is like an Italian opera.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
HushlnT In Montreal.

A correspondent o. the Chicago "Times, ,,
writes as follows: Montreal is the fayorite
resort of those who leave the United States
for the good of the United States, being so
accessible. It is barely two hours from the
| frontier. Accordingly, hardly one week
passes that some American citizen does not
put up at the hotels who travels under a
false name, and in possession of some one
else's property. Hence lawyers who effect
extradition cases have large and lucrative
practice. Not very long ago there occurred
very scandalous case that, Of course, hos
not been made public yet, and won't in all
likelihood.
A young man OF Boston robbed bis en-
ployer of some s35, 900 worth ofjewelry and
watches, and considerable sum in cash
S11 ,OOO believe-and fled to Montreal. His
first step was to employ q leading criminal
lawyer to defend him giving him a retainer
of 81 900. His employer followed him and
consulted veteran adviser, who said, "Let
Us 90 and Sc, Ills lawyer" They did, and
the consultation was held with closed
doors. "Now," said the adviser, "thts
gentleman has been robbed and
wants to recover his property. You can
make trouble, OF CouIsa, but if you dom
20 much the bettsr. What did so and so
(naming ,he fuga'tve) give you" "a
81 ,0O0," s1, cred the lawyer. The Boston
merchant counted out i've crisp new treasu-
ry notes of 81 900 each and said "When
he (naming the fugitive) is over at St. Al
bans In my custody these are yours" s'It's
CO., said the lawyer, and he trotted over
to the hotel where his client was stopping.
'see here, my FRIEND" said he, "your en-
ployer and detective are here. Now, If
want to take your money for nothing can
keep you in jail here for three or four weeks
before they can get the necessary papers to
extradite you, and put them to a good deal
Of bother, but you'll have to go at least.
If you agree to surrender yourself informal
ly and wave any scandal, guess you can
compromise" His cliant took bis advice.
and at half-past three O'Clock that after
noon the thief, the lawyer, the merchant
and the detective went to St. Albans togeth-
er, where the matter was compromised.
The lawyer got $1,000 Of the stolen money
the detective got some, so dill the culprt
the merchant got the remainder and the
jewelry, and all was hushed up.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-07
They Met and Mated.

AAoAA cAO O6ucA COI0lQdus
On Wednesday last Mr.. B. Middleton,
from Battle Mountain, Nevada, entered his
name upon the hotel register at the Union
depot. Mr.. Middleton is man of ~ years
of age, weighing 204 pounds. Through the
management Of friends he has for some time
past been in correspondence with q Miss
Brinke, school l-marm of Fulton, ILL.,, a
maiden lady whose years number 35, and
whose averdupois is 214 pounds. The cor
respondence brought about an exchange o f
photographs and these resulted in an agree
ment that the twain should be made one. So
the expectant bridegroom came first with
an expectation written on every line of bis
face, and his hands thrust into his breeches
pockets, he perambulated the depot plat
forms and waited the coming of bis bride.
On Friday evening she arrived, and with
Middleton's photograph in hand she sailed
out Of the cars In search of her man. The
photos may have been inaccurte, at any
rate they passed and passed each other
until The kind-hearted conductor took them
In hand and gave them formal introduce
tion. The Rev. Stafford was called into the
parlor and the marriage ceremony was per-
formed at about s P. NJ, the personal ac-
auaintance of the parties not then more
than two hours old. On Saturday the wise
old pair took Horace Greeley's advice and
went West.