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Cholera in New York.

Alex. b. Whiting, Health Officer at
Staten Island. reports TO the Mayor Of \.
York on the 9th, that up TO that time nine
teen cases OF cholera had occurred and
ten deaths out of that number. The n.
y Tribune, of the l2th says: I'VE are
not vet convinced that the real Asiatic
Cholera has made It's appearance at the
Quarantine on Staten Island. That an
infectious. strictly local and somewhat
malignant epidemic is in one or two OF
the Wards of the Hospital at tina, place is
true. That this disease, in some of its
types, is similar 10 the Cholera is just as
true as that the severcr cases of the com.
mon Cholera Morbus are characterized by
some symptoms which are difficult for
medical men TO arrange or classify. with.
out embracing them in the same nosology
and diagnostics as are adopted in the ca
ses Of the Cholera AsphyNia. The fact.
however, that this disease, whatever il
may be, proved fatal in several instances.
strongly admonshcs our Municipal au.
,horites to guard the health of the city,
by placing it in the clcanest and purest
state in which it is possible for so large a
city to be placed"
The Cincinnati Atlas Of the 10th, says,
1--WE are glad to see, that the cholera
scarcely makes any progress in this coun-
try. We hear OF its having arrived at N.
Orleans in an cmigrant vessel. but we see
nothing of that in the n. Orleans papers
Letters from New York assure US that no
alarm is felt there; and by the following
official report, we see it is not yet in the
CITY at all.
CHOLERA IN New IoRK.-The follow
ing is the report of the Board Of Health Of
the city of New York. under date of the
9th Instant
The committee have The pleasure of as
surfing their fellow citizens that no case Of
cholera exists within the city limits, aud
from the evidence before them the disease
is confined to its present locality, and is
abating in the severity Of its character.
W. L. nAvEMEyER. Mayor.
THEo. X. DE FOREST,
MEL GRAY.
CLARksoN CRoLIus.
CHOLERA IN CINcINNArI.-We under
stand that private letters from Cincinnati
state that the Cholera is in that city, but
we see nothing Of it in the Cincinnati
papers.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

FLors-- An sddiiioaai sale Yesterday Of 1907
barrels. Conw-iis brand. at $3.50; 90 and 27j do
from canal, at 1915. W. hear Of noll'ing dono
To-day.
WHsKGv-The additional sales yesterday
were mostly at !6Ac. Tho sales to-day are ~
and 30 from river. at l6A c; ~ do from canal at
l6ic; II do do al lGtc.
C"rGsK--Snes Of $50 boxes selected, ia two
lots, at 6lc--9O days
Iocs-Ihe only additional sales heard of
made yesterday. were 49i head. Nv VT 220il~.
at i3,62a: 70 do, VT .s0 lbs. from river, d. al
at $3.50; - do from n, av VT 22S lbs. at 3.55
$40 do. av VT 22J lbs. At 1854 We hear Of no
sales made to-day. The weather 10 again too
mild 10 make further slsughtsTing durable.
which, with the fact that this - Saturday, causes
buyers to hold of.
GREEN Mars Additional sales yesterday Of
$500 pcs from block nj SC; 5000 do Sides 1T &c /.
: 800 pcs Hams nj Sac; to-day 1000 do nj sc.
foRk-300 brls Mess were sold yesterday ~
1913
LAsD-We hear Of sale. three days since. Of
,o0ke Mol, at Gic, tnre 20 per cont; to day
% hrls No. =, to M Oh Manufacturer. at sc.
br- furnished by buyer: and 81 brIs at 4ic. part
Of the barrels turned.
TN'Low-I0 hhds were sold yesterday, prime
city rcnd. at 7c.
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California Gold.

Accounts from the gold region Of Cali
fornia are flowing in from all sources
gold. gold! is in every exchange VIC pick
up. Soldiers and sailors in California are
deserving TO the mines, and hundreds are
preparing TO start from the different States
to heap up sudden riches TO themselves
undergo tolls and Privatons for gold
SO abundant is the stuff that it is said
that "some get eight or ten ounces day,
and the least active one or two. They
make the most who employ the wild In
dams to hunt it for them. There is one
man who has 60 Indians in his employ;
his profits are dollar minute. The In
dians know nothing of its value. and won
der what the pale faces want to do with it;
they will give an ounce Of it for the same
weight Of coined silver, or thimbleful OF
glass beads, or a glass Of grog. And
white men themselves often give on or. OF
it, which is worth at the mint 3l8 or more.
for bottle Of brandy, box of soda pow
ders. or plug of tobacco DC.
The "Pennsvlvanian'' OF the 9th, learns
.that a deposit of $4,000 Of California
god has been made at the Mint, by gen.
,leman just arrived via Panama. who brings
with him an equal amount belonging to
other parties. The deposite, though not
yet assayed, has been sufficiently tested
to prove it to be Of unusual purity. We
understand other parties in the city are in
possession of specimens Of great value
A dispatch from Washington says. the
President has received such Information
from the gold region in California as VIII
authorize him to send special message
to Congress.
So anxious are seamen to touch the
gold soil, they are now shipping at New
\ ork for California, at one dollar a month.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Proceedings Of Congress.

Among the proceedings Of Congress on
some important matters. which have es-
capped the notice Of the Telegraph
Among them are the following:
TARIFF.
In the House, among other resolutions
was the following. submitted by Mr.. Eek
ert. of Pennsylvania.
Resotred. That the Committee of WAYS
and Means be instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of reporting Tariff Bill
based on the principles Of the Tariff OF
1912
This resolution was passed by vote Of
sc to SO. Ii was a party vote. with the
exception of c. J Ingcrsoll Of Pcnnsylva-
mia. and Thurston Of Rhode Island, vino
voted for the Resolution. And Messrs.
Fulton and Goggin Of Virginia. and
Tompkins Of Mississippi, who voted in
the negative This vote is clear demon
abandon their principles, in regard to the
Tariff Policy.
Equally significant was the declara-
ton Of Mr.. Cameron from Pennsylvania,
in the Senate, speaking on the subject OF
printing Mr.. Walkers Report. Mr.. Cam
eron desired I, say a word in reply to the
remarks Of the Senator from Alabama. In
his State (Pennsylvania) the question up.
on the financial system Introduced by the
Secretary of the Treasury had been fair
ly before the people, and they decided a.
gainst it, lie thought that the candidate
| of the Democratic party at the late cleo
ton was unfortunately defeated chiefly
on account Of the opposition ofthe present
Secretary Of the Treasury This fac,
furnished the most incontrovertible evil
dence, to his mind, that the people of this
country disavowed the system.
General Foote, Of Mississippi, thou Oh,
Mr.. Cameron was mistaken, to which Mr.
G. replied "In my State, (Penn.,) where
the people live by their honest industry.
where every man works, and subsists up
on the labor Of his own hands. there the
tariff was the question that was discussed,
the issue that was placed before the peo-
pie. The Democratic party would not
have been Frustrated had it not been for
this financial SYSTEM He spoke Of this
with sorrow.
The Election Returns in Pcnnsy lvania
show the same fact con clusively.
In the Senate, Mr.. Douglass presented
Of New York, setting forth that they had
obtained from the government of New
Grenada charter for 90 years, for Rail
Road across the Isthmus OF Panama. and
and asking this government to contract
with them at reasonable price. for the
transportation, when the road shall have
been completed, Of the mails, munitions OF
war, &c. Gin. Daily Atlas.
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~The las, Jetfersonian makes an ex-
PLANTATION in regard to "God and Liberty
being attached to the message printed in
their extra;-bIaming some telegrapher
''eas," for doing it. The editor says:
1--WE deem this explanation necessary
that our readers may know how such
stuff got into an extra issued by u.s."
We thought it strange that these words
should have been placed after such stuff
as IS contained IN Polk's message, aud
spoke Of it last week; but we ore surprised
that our neighbor would style "God and
Liberty" as stuff. although We have tho,
oil along tina, the present administration
80 regarded both-neisher fearing nor
caring for either.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

The New Orleans papers have dates
from Vera Cruz to the 22nd, and from the
city Of Mexico to the 18th ult.
Our papers by the ship Lemuel Dyer
arc 10 the ed ult. from Vera Cruz, and to
the I 9Th from the city Of Mexico.
Senior O:ero has resigned the port folio
Of Minister Of Relations, and been sue
ceeded by ID. Luis &. Cuevas.
The Government continues in the ut
most distress for funds. No one has
come forward to take the loans adver.
tised.
The National Guard Of the capital is
represented as being in a state Of almost
complete DISCRIMINATION. growing out OF
the want OF energy on the part of the Ex-
ecutive Government.
The SiSlo denies that the Government
has connived at the escape of Paredes.-
On the contrary, it declares that orders
were despatched 10 Vera Cruz and Tam
pico to have him arrested. to one Of which
ports it was supposed he had proceeded.
The rumor was current in Vera Cruz tina,
he got Off on the las, British steamer.
The pretended pronunciamento in Ma
zatlan turns out 10 have been without
foundation.
We get no further authentic details
from Tampico. The eyes of the contry
appear to be turned toward Tamaulipas as
likely to be the theatre Of events of the ut.
most importance to the integrity of the
Republic. The independence of tina,
State, it is thought. would lead at once to
further annexation to the United States
Gen. Arista is accused of favoring the
Il r. tho
from this city are published which are
said to inculpate him. but his friends re.
pei the attacks, saying they arc only de
signed to weaken the Government by 70.
menting suspicious as to one of its princi-
pal members.
The most scandalous robberies contin.
ue TO be committed in the city of Mexico
and il is asserted that two hundred notori.
Gus free. hooters left town at once for the
great fair Of San Juan de los Lagos.
On the night of the 10th ult.. the Dill
gcnce from Vera Cruz to Mexico was
robbed within half a league of the former
city. The passengers. among whom Is
said TO have been our consul. Mr.. Black
were sCandalously maitreated
Religious federation is just now the sub
ject Of much discussion by the press o
Mexico. The editors are much more lib
eral in their views Of it than the clergy
The latter oppose it bitterly.
Letters from Saltillo, written near the
end Of October. give sad accounts Of the
incursions Of the Indians in that section
Of country. In all the encounters which
the whites have had with them, the Tor
mes have displayed unheard ofcowardice
From almost all the Northern States We
have incessani complaints Of Indian dep
xedasi0ns.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20
Germany.

Dusseldorf was declared in state Of
siege ON the 22nd. The Civic Guard
we're ordered to give up their arms, and
the troops occupied all the squares
The Arch Duke John. regent Of Ger
many, has published a strong address to
the German people. He deprecates the
proceedings in Prussia. and commands
peace amongst all true Germans.
Italy.
An attempt was made on the 18th to
assassinate the Duke Of Modena. The
culprt who attempted TO take the life Of
the Duke was Immediately seized and
cast into prison.
II j, reported that there IS an insurrec-
ton among the Italian troops. Letters
from Rome announce that an insurrec-
tionary movement had taken place among
the Pontiticial troops, in garrison on the
Mcrshes, OH the Austrian frontier.
Ireland.
In the case Of Martin, Judgment was
pronounced Oh the 9th.
The argument Of the writ Of error, in
the case OF Smith O'Brien, was opened
before the Judges Of the Queens Bench
on Tuesday.
/ in the ca of Kelvin O'Dougherty. a
memoria al signed by the jury who had found
him guilty was presented to the Lord
Chief Justice, praying Communication OIL
his sentence, which was transportation fol
life, for term Of years Imprisonment.
Additional from Germany.
! PRU SSIA.-Brcslan and other towns
were prefectly ripe 10 take up the sword
General Wranglc has followed up his
/ Il e. al, Il a., Il.
Guards. Populations have been going tc
Potsdam and back to Berlin, implorine
the King to reiract his steps, dissolve the
Brandenbcrg Ministry. and throw himsel
into the arms of the Radicals. On the
other hand, i, is feared that the King will
dissolve the Assembly, and ca propri.
mofu, grant a constitution similar to tina,
of Belgium, which is highly liberal.
Portugal.
Letters from Lisbon state that q con
spiracy bad been detected by the Cover.
nor, whose vigilance has saved the coun'
Try from an outbreak, which was to have
taken place on "All Saints Day.
number Of the dsaffccted had been put
under arrest, 10 be tried by court martial.
Cramce.--Thc Presidency.
| LainaIilhe, II Is Saiu, mas OecOine can
didate for the Presidency after all, and his
friends are taking measures to secure his
election.
! Vienna.
AS We" says London paper, 'be-
come more correctly informed Of the re.
cent fightiul events at Vienna, we are
struck with tine awful crisis through which
the people have passed. The details
furnished by some Of our countrymen who
were compelled to take up arms during
the late scige and bon,bard,ncnt. until they
could make their escape to the Imperial
list army, all proved that Students and the
Democratic party we're perfectly reckless
Of human life, and only aimed at defying
the Imperial mandates
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

~The Buffalo Express. says that the
Democrats. since tho election Of General
TAYLOR. seem to be perfectly satisfied wish
the ''Aliison Letter." with the exception
Of one very important omission that they
have discovered. to-wit: il docs NOT con-
tain q pledge from the General that be
will not run for q second term! What .
pity!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Gen. Taylor's Cabinet.-The Wash
ington Correspondent Of the n Y Jour.
Of Commerce, writes: ..One thing / can
positively s,ate-viz: that Gen. Taylor
has said taai he would not name his Cab.
iact until after his Inauguration.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Remedy for Dyseniery.-Those attic.
ted with this disease. by procuring 4
piece Of the roo, Of the genuine Turkey
Rhubarb. and chewing piece Of the sizs
Of cherry-sionc once or twice through
the day. will find certain relief If the
rhubarb be the genuine article. the reme-
dy is almost sure in whatevsr. stage the
disease may be.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

"I1LL be sold 1t public suction. tho
w premises Of the subscriber, ssissted
three miles south asst Of Richmond, on Wee mes
day the third Of January nezt. the following
property, to-wit: one iwo horse carriage SD
harness. one separator threshing machine. hss-
ses. cattle, stock hog. osas - the sbesf, fss0
ing utensils, household spd kiicisea 1ussiaase
and various other articles too tedious ne nGos.
Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock On said day,
when terms will b made koown and doe cites.
dsace given BY THOMAS EDWARDS.
Dec. 20, lel3. 52-ess
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From the Dsiiy DsspafcA Dec. 10th.

NEW I Okk MAWKEr, Dec 10Th, II ".
The market for flour 10 dull. but holders arc
firm ut previous quotations. The sales this
morning comprise 1900 bbis. at Ej,2j a 5.33t
for fair. s. 30 s.. G2i for prime, and 1915 Tor
extra brands.
The market for Wheat has odvapccd tendency
-saies Of western ~ ! "a cents
The demand for corn Is very lnit~d--Sales
5000 bushels At 81 10 G5 cents
There il continued fair demand for Pork :.
aud the market is firm NJ Si2 37i !? 62l for
Mess aud - 37A 50 for Prime.
The market for Lard is heavy, aud thero arc
no sales worth reporting.
Cotton has advanced &c.
There is fair demand for Whskey at 2Aag4l
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

The Cs-pastnership heretofore ez;ssisg betvess
the suhscsiben, ssdsv the NAME q a. C. BIsa-
cbssd T. Co. VAS dissolved % shs tn ssss. ~
MUTUAL consent. The Books Of ~ firm viii ~
kept, for the present. Il their late pIscs Of bg-
siness, where those having unsettled secessts
are requested 70 esI and make settlemssG
A. C. BLANCHARD.
WILLIAM BLANCHARD.
Richmond. Dec. 2Otb, ls45. ~ Sat-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Mr.. Butler pronounced an eulogy on the late
Mr.. Symms, after which the Senate adjourned
until Monday.
HOUSE.-Mr Walker announced the death
Of Mr.. Barber Symmes, and after pronou ncing
upon him a brief bot eloque ut eulogy, the House
passed upon hin, the accustomed resolutions OF
coincidence and mourning. and adjourned with
out farther business until Monday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, P. NJ.
The Senate did not meet to-day.
HOCSE.-The House met at the usual
hour and resolved itself into a committee
Of the Whole on the private calendar. and
after some time spent therein the COM
mittee rose and reported.
The remainder OF the day was spent OH
unimportant business.
Adjourned until Monday
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Wabash Rtrcr.-The Lafayette Cour-
Ter Of the 9th instant. notices the freshet
there as follows:
lowing to the almost inccssan, rains
for the pas. week, the Wabash has taken
a rise, and overlooked its banks. The
loss ofproPery along the bottoms mus, be
immense. as many of our farmers had
failed TO secure their crops Of corn. AL
the mill-dams on the Wea except one
(Foresman have been swept away
We hear of but one break in the canal.
and that is a small one near Flint Creek.
The acqueduct below town was in great
danger at one time. but we are informed
by Mr.. Berryhill, the canal Superinteh-
dent. that measures have been taken To
render it perfectly secure. Attcn o'clock
last night. the water had risen 10 within
six inches ofshe high-water mark f'4l,
and was still rising"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20
CONC H r.

The "RICHMOND ODEON," will
give CONCERT Of Vocal and Instrument
tai Music, on Wednesday night, the eth
instant, at the Warner Building.-to COM
mence at half-past six O'Clock, P. NJ.
hrAdmission 10 cents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Singular ifair.-Some two weeks
since a merchant, in Bangor. Me in open
ing tea chest. found in the bottom a
snuff box containing Ave dollar bill on
the Dover y. II. bank. and attached 10 it
the following episrle. written on n piece OF
paper o! the quality generally used by the
Chinese in putting up tea in pound pack
ages.
Pekin, December. 18%7.
Dear Mofher:-l am q prisoner in tea.
house. and have been for six years. /
wish you would go to Washington and get
our government 10 interfere and obtain
nv release. lenclose you a five dollar
note; it was presented To me by an Amer
ic an gentleman: il Is OF no use to mc, but
il may be To you.
EDWARD LOWELL.
Directed TO Mrs. Nancy Lowell, BOSTON
Mass.
Whoever may be interested in the a
bove can obtain further inforAhaiion by
applying at the office Of the Boston Mail
Journal Of Commerce.
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seven Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF 1.-THE CANADA.
New York. Dec. "a, p.

NEW OEks DcC -, VI.
The steamship Canada has arrived after
q tedious passage OF nearly nineteen days,
having sailed from Liverpool Oh the 25'h
ult. 1a
There were no material changes, in the
state Of Commercial affairs. Cotton had
been in very good demand prices again
advanced. The Corn market was less
firm and prices were on the decline.
The supply of money was abundant
and loans were negotiated on very easy
terms, 2asA per cent. being the current
rates for prime bills.
The Corn trade continued in dull and
declining state throughout the week pre-
ccding the sailing Of the steamer. The
arrivals Of BreadstufIs from America and
other posts abroad wcrc large Flour was
quoted at 28a29s for Western Canal. Phila.
.iclphia and Baltimore, eos Cd to 28s Cd
for Ohio and New Orleans, 27s Cd 28s
Cd for Canadian.
The sales of Indian Corn were very
limited, at SO to 35s per quarter for White
and Yellow. Indian Meal It's per brl.
American Wheat in bond brought IS sd
10 Is Sd, and FREQ rs Sd to IS.
The imports Of cured Provisions from
America from the 18th TO esd ult. were
limited, and trade during the week was
steady New Beef was much wanted, and
for Pork there was fair demand.-Prime
Mess was anxiously look for. United
States Prime Mess is quoted from Sos to
SIS per goo lbs Old Bacon was dull
Of new some sales were made at 53s pc,
cwt. There was an improving enquiry
Tor Lard in the early part Of the week
and a public sale Of l. SO tons was made
at a decline Of Is to Is Cd per cwt.
The market for Cheese was declining.
The intelligence Of the election Of Gen
Tav:or 70 the Presidency Of the United
States has diiIused unspeakable satisfac.
ton throughout Great Britain. The man.
" tone which has reryaded the addresses
Of the President elect 70 his countrymen
is BY the English press considered the sP
posite Of peace, and has ProPitiafed the
people Of the country generally in bis
favor.
Paris.-As the election approaches
tin,id people begin 70 feel alarmed and are
preparing to remove from the city until
after the result 10 known. Insurrection-
,ionary movements by the Red Republic
ans and Socialists is feared.
NJ. Lamartine was expected in Paris on
! the goth Of November.
A great number Of members Of the As
.sn,bly have urged General CavaiGnac to
preser ~ the Assembly project Of lass
FOL. closing rs. clubs, but he declined
The funds still renai-ad at low figures.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

nrWe refer our readers to tho fourth
page, for Rail Road communication and
some miscellaneous items.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20
BALTIMORE. Dec. l6.

BALTihORE. Dec I6, 4. NJ.
The ship Cyrus Richards. arrived a this port
Yesterday from -. Three persons died " i,s
the Cholera during the voyage.
The steamship Niagara was telrgraphed oil
Boston this morning at 10 or II o'clock, A. NJ
Her news may be received during the afternoon
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20
TO SALLY.

I've loved thee dearest, TO distsaotion.
Loved thy every word and action.
Loved thy form and features rare.
And loved thy very a0burs hair.
I've often fancied thee divine.
As often fancied thou vert aalae,
And faocied AZ truly might.
A life with thee werc pure delight
Then dearest may hope retssn.
OF love that constantly doth burn
Within heart that cannot rest,
Unless by thee tits truly blesa.
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Richmond, Dec. 10. ISl5.

MEssRs EDIroas:-I send you part Of Hoo
sier love letter, which is entirely at your di.po-
sal. !, was appended by . iov.-sick swain, to
IA long prose epi.ti-, and il runs az follows. fit
is some. decidedly. for the fellow really IN
earnest Hear him:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

Kid~~Fpi~g.-Three negco boys were
kidnapped from their homes in Hamilton
county. ILL.,, on the evening Of the a4th
inst. The citizens Of that county offer a
reward for their recovery and the detec-
ton of the kidnappers. 1t is supposed
they have been taken to the Soath.-lSt.
Louis Reporter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

OHIO LEGlSLATURE.--Up to the
18th there was no organization in the
House. A dispatch from Columbus says:
Tho feeling to-day is that some compro-
misc will be agreed to. so as to effect an
organization Of the House."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-20

The announcement that Maj Bliss and
Miss Betty Taylor have been married Is
untrue. SO says the Nashville Gazette.