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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

We truly regret 10 announce the death Of Capt. MARTIN
SHIyr, Of the Cabarus On. O. company, which occurred
in Mexico on the 18th of August. When the MechIenburo
and Rowan companies showed such a spirit Of insubordination
last winter, an attempt was made to involve Capt. Shivein the
rebellion, but he resisted all the attempts upon him, and at
the very height Of the disa1ection marched for Mexico.
Register.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

The MASSES IN MoTIos.-The steamboat Isaac Meuoton
left Albany on Saturday evening with nearly a thousand pas
sengers. The steamboat Niagara left the next morning with
between eight and nine hundred passengers.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

AyERETT AGAIN MISUNDERSTANDING b. Ayerett, the
defaulhng teller Of the Virginia Bank at Lynchburg, has been
again arrested, and is now in Jail in that place. He was ap-
pretended at a small village in Kentucky, not far from the
Virginia line, and reached L~ynchburg, in custody, lasp satur-
day evening.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

Hon. ROBERT G. WINTHROP, Representative OF
the city of Boston in Congress, returned in the
britannia from a tour in Europe, has received a
hearty welcome from his constituents.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

The extensive Touring mills Of Mr.. s. r. Hutchinson. At
Cleveland, Ohio, were partially destroyed by ERE on Tuesday
evening last, Loss estimated at $40, 900 covered by in
surance.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25

1t will be seen that the increase in the amount of tolls has
been steady since ls42,. and for the present year very large.
ALBANY Argus.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-25
CANAL TOLLS
I'd week in Sept.

Amount of tolls received on all the New York
State Canals in each of the following years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

$4,000 ce. ~ ;"t =: -. Inv 80 ~ ~. ,n.,,
in custody man by the name of John McCann, whom
he arrested on a requsition from Governor Young at
Georgetown District Of Columbia He having been ia
dictsd by grand jury this city charge
slaughter, In the ID degree with Madame Resten ami
Joseph Cook in causing abortion the person of
u young wsman by the name Of Maria Bodne This
man Nice ann we understand was the employ
by Cook convey Maria to tho residence of Madame
Reste purpose having the operation performed
He committed by the court in default of bail
.4rrea on a Bench Warrdnt.-Ofhcsr Leonard one of
the Chiefs aids arrested yesterday young man by the
name of Edmond Charles Jr on beach warrant issu-
ed by the Court Of Sessions he havn. been Indicted by
the grand jury Tuesday last charge Of ADVERT
sing tho sale Of lottery tickets FROM other States
Sank Note List or Newspaper published Ivy him ut No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

VERY LATE FROM YUoArAn.-The brig Globe,
Captain Burt, arrived at this port last evening
from Sisal, whence she sailed on the 25th ult
We have received from Capt B. full confrma-
ton of the recent reports from Yucatan of the
rebellion among the Indians. In several villages
the whole white population have been massacred,
and the main road from Sisal to Merida was
guarded with heavy cannon, to prevent an attack
upon the whites at Sisal
We learn from Capt. B. that previous to his
departure, about two hundred Indians had been
taken prisoners, and were at Sisal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16
STEAMBOAT KNrcKER BOOK ER.-The Norwich

STEAMBOAT KNIcKERBocKER.-The Norwich
NeDs of the 18th, in speaking of the recent nc
cident to the steamer Oregon, says -
The statement from the Herald Ia incorrect 40 far ms
t refers to tho steamer Knckerbocker t was not nntl
ser the exniration OF several minutes that the officers
Of th. kerb ECKER were informed that rocket or
rockats had been thrown up from the Oregon and then
the iufoi alton from passenger VINO could not
nostiyv stat WEATHER more than rocket had been
discharged Three undsrstand Is be signal of dis
trees The Knckerb booker however, was turned about
with the Intention Of going tn the Oregon hut discover
ing no evidence Of distress she again resumed her regu
lar course.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

MAINE ELrcTIoN.-The probability is that the
democrats have succeeded to their hearts con-
tent. II would not surprise as to hear officially
OF the election of John w Dana, as Governor, and
A. w. II. Clapp, Franklin Clark, L. R. Smart,
and J. s. Wiley, as members to Congress--al
de mocrats,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Thursday. septsmDer No. le.s'
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
OF THE
STA TIE OF AFF a Il .
FROM TIKI
CITY OF Nj E x &c o
BY ANOTHER
ov u r u A n . = xY = y . =

We give under our Geographic head on th'
third page, further highly important intelligence
relative 10 the late battles near the Capital O.
Mexico, IN addition to the exciting details re-
c4iyed by the southern mail, last night, which
will ne fouod ON the first page This lews was
brought by another overland express from we"
Crlss.s ~ baltimore. and from thence transmit.
ted by telegraph TO this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16
tn New York Gold Pen COMPANY. No

John street. corfe keep salecsu assout Of
genuine Diamond Pointed always on hand for ret hYg
ter and other nufscurers Those who parehas,
sell again, also have the Advantage of this sst
OF selecting their pens Of which they have th great,
variety that be found The CRY Also gold aud silver
aud pencil Gold Pens repaired rsi ia
rior
To Let Shop down town. with forge and beaches sunt
or a wsileg. Apply as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16
omo Er1cnas-- s.rnmgers .ome-Come

Youns's Paris ct Emporium SytosIe our Dflics, c.H
Fulton anl NHssa ttrren. ftm- rly No Ano street II
the anne that her stores sell ak ad d-llau
VIII also give yor to Calf scwsd OTIS fr - 50 Just
.s YOU N get other Tor 81 81 AID g. His
e all Of The best quality. Call and him he will
ri ht thing with all. Come. then, ttianger--come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

lets and Nsgn.tc rluih-Str p.cifuily niof
that the only place in New York obtain these eb
tclss genDins is at 1874 broadssv between John ses
MNdsn Lans ia a! eases OF Nsrvou. Diseases the eh
of hrst e's Galvs nic artices truly wosleru the
perfect cues ncins often made whea hysic and phYs
were IN vain No druggist or d. ug store N NV YORK
ever b. aiowedt sell DR. christ rs atcles The sole
excl svt agency huodred and ei4htytwo Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

ysxios Of the Ban, aud with the o. the
prepared splendid took Of Hst. for the Eel Fasi,ss
he invites the world to examine Ever uDd IN rnd-
;ns TO please the pubc he c,n SAL y recumrnsnd his
supply unequ'llea in beauty ard richness he .cicao
hat pakmg like othe- sco.ces is progressive and he
m DE- SOM mprov N the adaptation of hats the
hich canot fai' to please the iastdioua co.nciss
Hi. has smphsticslly fall hats, he has ,allss
prices by presenting better article tbs old cssap rates
III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16
For White Teeth, sweet Breath, and Too

ache Pene urrs Tooth PSF is misllbie AZ z3 or so e.
each To isnove fiech'e.; tal sunhun or ns7les nol
vsl,ila Soap or SIR Astey Co0oes Lotion st 50 ceais
To purify the blood aud free OF hunorS Dr. Tows
man Pills So or B.uaslocques kresch Pills IS csnts.
sale oaly at f. NJ. Gaions, iF bowsy, rasr Grad A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

WESTERN FRoNrIER.-It Is a fact but little
known except on our frontier, that the military
force this border, hardly exceeds Corporal
Gusrdo The command OF Cen Arbuckls, which sx
tends along tho whole Western frontier south Of tn
Missouri river to Red river has troops enough in
to enforce the intercourse laws Fort smith, the
important post In this command cannot muster ovo
thirteen men, and the consequence is that violations
the intercourse law committed with impunty Their
not being troops enough ~ the post to patrol its nme
diate vicinity. -.4, kansas Intetfigencer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16
a as only for the P..m,um Gold Pen. wi.

Pen aud Peucil Case j. W. Grra,oi Co., (m
AID dealers IN gold AMI gold aad silver pen
penell cases II Cedar street, New York Al Chestnut
peas 81 25 Their ass m nt Is com letr thsa
DO found where ese, coasistng of Brvwps Ha d-u
Spepcefs gleys C0agres, American Fen Pr
aud ny other sty e. which they are selling whoesae
tai At prices mus below the lowest any hou
the lrade Cold pens Carefully repair, OF repoated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

Paris Hats .-Just received one case OF ve,
Superior Paris hats ashion made by the most sssb
ed makers OF Pars for fale by e}en,n 2it Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

TELEGRApHIc OPERAToRs.-We are particular
ly indebted to the operators of the New York
Philadelphia, and Baltimore telcgraphic line, for
the full and correct report furnished us of the
intelligence from Mexico, publ shed yesterday
morning. 1t was long and tedious business,
and the accuracy of the details is highly credit
able to those engaged in its transmission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

Richeiieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.
Ous OF the greatest eXceiieucss of tina pea is Tn il
aud free quill aud VIII for always be
first article. The iubc have diseoe cred ong VIII
qse They are sold, exclusively, by + Watson co.
VII door below Wall and j. Y Ssvag
90 Fulton st ert; the price So only Otnsr pens 81
and 81 so sold for 81 So 81 81 elsewhere Congress
81 ~. Pons carefully repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

The General Convention Of tho Protestant Episcop,
Church will hold Its next trennis session in New Yorl
commencing on Wednesday, the 9th of October next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

Turtle DsnDer.-rhe fifth ard last Tuf
Dinner for this ut Burohas Mansion House. BIO
ugd'o Will take place Thursday the 10Th Sep embtr
O'Clock p. NJ WI. BURNhAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

boots, shoes gal at JOpes Ann ssst nsar
seum on can get ere ssgood boots at 81 so be
chased e,"ewneTeM 20 quit saving lie also sells W
low jones has the rae :,n IN doing busine's-light
penses and small profits All goods purchased ~ Ann
anedo give enths satisfaction Ali persons troab
with corns had better give him cali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

New Music.-Mr q. r. Kinnc of 737 Bros
way has ut published the celebrated Valentine Polka
playe a. Saratoga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

WISCONSIN Demonstrating to the re-
turns, John H. Tweedy, whig, is elected delegate
TO CONGRESS-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

The DEPARTURE OF TIE FRENCH STEAMER
NEW YoRx.-This elegant steamer lett her
wharf yesterday afternoon at one o'clock pre-
cisely, under the charge of Mr.. James Breton,
the pilot She proceeded very slowly down the
East river, displaying the American and the
French flags. She fired salute when passing
the Battery She then turned towards the Mar
rows, and passed out to sea, stopping only a few
minutes en- route, at the quarantine, to land our
reporter.
The New York carried to Europe mail OF
about fifteen thousand letters and six thousand
papers, in Guiding large number of the Herald
for Europe in French. We saw the good effects
agent, to receive the letters on board after the
closing of the mail at the post office A great
many merchants availed themselves of the OPP
portunity to send their correspondence to the
latest moment
There were nineteen passengers OF the first
class, among whom was Mr.. Lecomte, the late
general agent of the company in this city; two
women and two children in the steerage, and
eight sailors, reembarques by the French consul.
The cargo of the New York consists, for the
greatest part, of OIL one hundred thousand dol
lars in specie, &C., &c., SC. We understand she
has in her bunkers upwards Of twelve hundred
tons of coal
There was bit of race between the New
York and the Washington. The w. was going
down the bay an excursion to try her speed.
She left her dock about twenty minutes after the
New York, and after having proceeded in very
fine style around the bay, overlook the New
York opposite the telegraph station, on Staten
Island; they soon disappeared from our sight.
MILITARY MovEMENTs.-A detachment Of the
10th Infantry, under command of LIST Lieuts. K.
A. Bouton and w. G. M. Lewis, and I'd Lieut.
Ira s. Konover, Quartermaster and Commlssary
to the detachment, sailed yesterday for Mexico,
in the ship Monument.
One hundred men, belonging to the New York
regiment now in California, under command Of
Col Stevenson, were to have sailed from Fort
Hamilton, for that destination, in the ship Swe-
dem
TELEGRAPHIC OPERAToRs.-We are particular
ly indebted TO the operators of the New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-16

Foreign NSWs'
Til. steamers Union from Cherbourg and Bri-
,.ooi,, from Liverpool both now due.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
DR.. Taylor. Bal.am Of Livsrwort.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 90 1914.
IF. A Munden, 24l Grand street about two
years since, was troubled with severe cough,
weakness, pain in the breast and raising Of blood.
was induced to purchase bottle of Taylor's
Balsam Of Liverwort, from 375 Bowery, which
relieved me when nothing would and my vito
has since used it with the same beneficial effects
curing the weakness in the chest
have read the above certificate, and giyet my
hearty approval and recommend to all afflicted
with the symptoms Of consumption or liver COM
plaint, to buy the genuine Balsam of Liverwort,
sold at375 Bowery. SETH VALENTINE.
For sale by Bury g. Beck Lancaster; y. H.
Meller Somerset; C.. G. Wilson, East Rushville;
| s. Clayton West Rushville; D. Holderman, Aman
da; C. & N. L. Olds, Circleville; s. Buchwalter
Hallsvle Ross county, r. g. M, A. Patterson,
Adelphi Ross CO., Friend & Armstrong, South
Perry; Douglass & Lansing, chillicothe; F. F.
Rempel Logan.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
The Hama mnrIIni.

Flour in New York, bears about the
same price as in England. Why is III
nothing but the home demand. Should
buyers there be dependent upon Eng
land for a Market. they could not give as
much by more taan the cost of transpor.
tation across the Atlantic. And thus it
will always be. save when famine, in
the old country, causes a large demand
there. But yet we find free traders talk.
ing about breaking down home manu-.
factures and exchanging our produce for
Englands Merchandize-a one-sided
bargain, for England buys Of us when
famine causes scarcity, but we buy of
her always. She says-"I can produce
nearly ifnot quite as much as want two
years out Of three; now buy my manufac-
lures and every third year | win buy
your produce" The American free-tra-
der replies-"For the pitiful privilege of
supplying you one year out of three
with the produce Of our soil, we will
consent to cripple and destroy our manu-
featuring interests, so that every year
Americans will be compelled to buy Of
you" AMI this is free-trade, making
ourselves 4 ,pendent upon England for
what we want, besides our breadstuffs,
and injuring the agriculturalist by driving
home consumers out Of the country or
! turning them into farmers. And to gain
their point, the advocates ofsuch theO-
} ry, not relying upon truth, make use Of
5 the visitations of Providence upon for
/ eign country to convince those. who only
, look at the surface Of things, Of the wis.
a dom Of such policy. This however,
: cannot always last, and the people mus,
3 in the end see the deceptions of hollow
!. hearted democracy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
The GAINESVILLE Courier.

The daily publication ofthis paper has
been discontinued from want ofsuficient
patronage. We are sorry for this.
Friend Lyman made it an excellent pa
per and deserved better encouragement.
Zanesville could and ought to have sup
ported him in his enterprise. In his no.
tice to his subscribers of the discontin.
uance of his daily, he says:
"The tri.weekly Courier will hereafter be is
sued on the mornings Of Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at -Four Dollars per annum, cash in ad
vance, or to be paid when called for. It's column'
will contain the latest intelligence per telegraph
giving regular Commercial Reports &c., &c. ant
citizens will find it tas much the medium Of the
earliest news, three times a week, by that chan
uei, as was the daily paper ITSELF"
We wish him better fortune in the
future. The tri-weekly will still affort
to subscribers here the earliest ntelli
gence upon the three publication days
The vacuum can be filled by the dailie
Of Columbus.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
Alabama Patriotism. .

Alabama is a Locofoco State, good at
bringing on Wars but poor at fghting
them out. The Governor has issued his
proclamation to the Major Generals to
raise "the five regiments called for by
the President nearly five months ago to
serve during the war, not one of which
has been furnished" and appeals to the
patriotism Of the young men to induce
them to come forward and save the hon
or of their State. We see no stronger in
ducement than for the Loco Governor
himselfto take the lead.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05

Presidency another term. Sowe agreed
i'll would turn over the votes of Mexico
to him to bring him in another term, he
would afterwards turn over his part ofthe
votes in North America, so as to bring me
in next time. But soon found it would
be throwing our labor away, for Mr..
Folks part Of the votes in his country
was getting to be so small that they
would mt do much good to either of us.
So concluded to hold on to what l had
got, and stick to the presidency of fMexico.
"Then,' says "you aint going to stick
to your bargain, are you?"
"No," says he, circumstances alters
cases."
Then tried to scare him out. ! told
him our folks would whip the Mexicans
all into shoe-strings in little while.-
And it made no odds whether he fit fol
annexin or against it; we would go on jest
the same and before another year was
out Mr.. Polk would be President of eve
ry foot of Mexico; for we should gel
through annexin the whole oft.
"Very well, says he, ego on; the Mexi
cans like the business; they can stand il
longer than Mr.. Polk can; for MIR. Polk
will have all the work to go over again
every year as long as he lives, for there
isn't place in Mexico that will stay an
nexed any longer than jest while you
are holding on to it,"
So you see there's no doing anything
with Santa Anna. What course it is bes
to take now seems rather puzzler.
haven't time to give my views abou. II ii
this despatch, but will try to soon. Civ
my love to Mr.. Richie. l meant to writ
to him too, but l shall have to wait I'll
next time.
Your faithful friend and private embas
sador, MAJORJACK DOWNING.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
Hsalth, o Blessed Health,

Thou art above all gold and treasures It's thou
who en- largest the soul--and openeth oil its
powers to receive instruction, aud to relish virtue
He that has thee. has little more to wish for; and
he that is so wretched as to have thee not wants
every thing beside. Lot us be thankful Brand.
reth's Pills will give us health--get then these
blessed Pills. which century's use has fully es-
tablished to be the best medicine ever bestowed
on man. For the prevailing colds aud coughs,
they will be found everything that medicine Is ca
pabe OF impartng.
The BRANDRETHS PILLS are sold for 25
cts per box, at DR.. B. Brandreths Principal Office,
24l Broadway New York.
NJ Beware OF t;ouniclleits!.. The following
a,e the only authorized Agents for the sale Of tho
genuine Bramdreih Pills ~ tairheld cormiy
REINMuND Son u BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Glen.
eu,. Royaiton, Peter Weser, Green Castle. Israel
Grgg, Lytkopolis, J, B. Evans, Winehsster Peter
Shaver, Oakland, J. II. sundeTmaa .4nidndG. D..
Beery. Sugar Gropc, Ashnaush & Beery, Bremen,
Cha's g. Wilson & Co., Rishuille, Jesse LeohnsT.
Is est Rushuille, +. Brock, Carroll. N. J. Bowen,
| Pieker,,igton, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, Philip
| liam, Piensantrille, I. B. &C. PaddeN, Salem,
Jocob Ketner, MiilersporL
Lancaster October 8, 1877. lm22.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
Dispatches from Mai. Downing.
CITY OF MEXICO, UNITED STATES,
September 81, l847. (


September 81, l847.
Mn. GALES & SEAToN: My dear old
friends, I'm alive yet, though I've been
through showers of balls as thick as hail
stones. got your paper containing my
letter that | wrote on the road to the war.
The letters | wrote afterwards, the guer-
rillas and robbers are so thick. | think it's
ten chances to one ify you got em. Some
of Gineral Scolt's letters is missing Just
in the same way, Now we've got the
city of Mexico annexed, Think the Post
master General ought 20 have u more
regular line of stages running here, so
our letters may go safe. | wish you
would touch the President and Mr.. John
son up little about this mail.stage busi-
ness, so they may keep all the coachma-
kers at work, and see that the farmers
raise horses as fast as thoy can, for | don't
think they have any idea how long the
roads is this way, nor how fast we are
gaining south. five keep on annexir
as fast as we have done year or two past
il wouldn't take much more than half {
dozen years to get clear down TO t'othe
end Of South America, clear to Cap'
Horn, which would DO very good stop
ping place; for then. if our Governmen
got into bad shedding in North America
r and found themselves in dilemma tina
, hadn't no horn to suit 'em, they wouls
have horn in South America, that the,
: might hold on to.
: | hope there aint no truth in the stor,
r that was buzz'd about here in the army
a day ortwo ago, that Mr. Polk had al
idea, when he got through annexin dow
t this way, of trying his hand at il over ii
t Europe and Africa, and round there
q Aud, to prevent any quarrelling before
y hand about it on this side Of the water
3 he's going to agree to run the Missoul
: compromise line over there, and cut Eu
: rope up into free States. aud Africa int
i slave States. Now. | think, he had be,
s ter keep still about that till we get thi
n South America business all done, an
Il we'll tied up. 1t isn't well for bod
Q to have too much business on hi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-05
W9Sl@N@N1o

MARRIED-on the 10th ult. by the Rev Da-
vid H. Swartz, Mr.. ABRAHAM N. GRAHAM
Of Auburn township. to Miss ANNA z. POLLING
Of Rushcreek township.
On the oath ult., by the same Mr.. JOHN Nc
GILL OF Pleasant township, to Miss MARY ANN
RuGH, of the same place.
On the 2nd inst, by the same, MIR. JESSE
STITH of Pleasant tnwnship, to Miss HULDY
ANN FOURMAN Of Pleasnntville.
On the 2ud inst. by the same. Mr.. JACOB
JONES Of Royalton, to Miss HANNAH NJ. FOUR
MAN OF Pleasnntville.
On the 18th Oct. by the Rev. Geo. Switzer:
Mr.. JOEL j. BOILING Jr. to Miss NANCY
LANE, both Of Fairfield county.
In Lancaster on the 2Oth ult by Geo. Sander
son ESQ, Mr.. JOHN BORNJr. TO Miss ANNA
TSCHUDY, both Of Liberty township.