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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-18
Ho !! For Spring /!
TNHE undersigned are now receiving their.

THE undersigned are now receiving their
il spring stock of rs
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER
&C., which for beauty of style and excellence
In quality, -surpasses any selection heretofore
made for this market.
No pains has been spared in the selection
OF our goods, to secure the best and most de-.
sirable in every particular. Our stock Of La
dies wear is more varied than usual, con-
ssting Of many styles entirely new and very
beautiful. For Gents, we have great yarie-
ty OF Boots, Shoes and Caters, comprising
the newest patterns, and of the most approved
materials. Misses, Boys and children have
been remembered, and large provision made
for their benefit, to which we invite the par
tlcular attention Of parents. Our assortment
Of HATS and STRAW GOODS, for Gents.
Boys, and children is complete, and cannot
faiito please those in want Of goods of that
kind.
We lender our grateful acknowledgement
to our numerous friends and customers for
their very liberal patronage heretofore, and
respectfully advise them thlt we continue TO
adhere TO the zone price, system in our bu
siness and will be happy TO wal. upon them
again with Spring supplies, at their earliest
convenience, assuring all, Of our intention to
render entire satisfaction in cur dealings with
them, We still continue to manufacture to
order, and keep on hand for sale, all classes OF
Boots, Shoes and Caters suited lor the season
X. BELL & co.
Portsmouth, March 10, 1853,
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CINcINNATI, March l4th, le5S-P. M.

CINcINSATI, March l4th, l95S-P. M.
MONEY MARKETING demand for
Currency is very gleat, and as the supply is
limited, rates Of discount are advancing, but
there is still no pressure here, and the strin-
gency is not near SO great as in the eastern
cities. Exchange has advanced. We now
Eastern sight checks prem selling firm.
Southern do do do do
do bills go days Ii 20 2 dis buying.
do do 80 do 2a to "a do do
Eastern do 60@90 days 8 per ct, in. off buy.
Bank notes of the cities of Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg
are par.
New England generally, New York and
Pennsylvania interior, are bought at dis.
Indiana Free Banks, are bought at do
except ConnerSvile, which is par, and Bank
of North America, Newport, 5 dis,
Illinois Free Banks, (registered,) do
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decided 10 William Mccall. on 2jlb ID y. 1873
bounded ns follows. viz beginniig at syea-
mores and nipple on. the banks u The Ohio
river; thence up theriYer soolh 57 2 E26Doies
m "a 2 E $50 poles 10 4 beech hickory and ash !:
thence S 7le 90 min ti3 poles to two white
oaks and dogwood; thence south 10 Q vest
e2S poles 10 the beginning containing liineT
ty and 26.I00 acres. ApWaised al $f 10000
| Terms ofSale--one third ofthc purchdsem mo-
neyi in hand. one third il one year from the
day Of sale, with interest from date, aud the
balance in two years from date, secured bv
mortgage on the premises ENOS G GUNN, ,Shff.
March ID, ,53--w4t -. IS.
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cry ELECTION.
ELECTION ON MONDAY, ArnIL 4.

ELEcTioN ON MONDAY, APRIL A,
sa5sWe.are authorized to announce that Ma
THAN L. JoSEs will be candidate for Town
ship Assessor, at the ensuing election.
I or We are authorized to announce that
GEORGE Klaus, will be candidate for Street
Commissioner at The coming election.
BFWe are authorized to announce that Mel.
SON VIous will be a candidate for Street Com.
missioner al the coming election.
uJ-We are authorized to announce that s. J.
HUSTON will be candidate for re election
to the Office Of Wharf-master at the ensuing
election.
O1-We are authorized to say that HENRY
c. JEFF0RDS will be candidate for Street
Commissioner at the coming city election. !
QTWe are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM RIPLEY as candidate for Wharf
master at the approaching election,
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7. a. LLoED. d. X. aHARKY.
LLOYD & GHARKY,
WHOLESALE s RETAIL DEALERS in
Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps,
sATcHELLs, CARPET BAGS, 60.
No. 3 ,Buelseye Block. Front, 81.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
SGbmittO The Public the folbiing Card
~ Our business House is entirely
new, Of large dimensions and as
w. perfect in its arrangements as
any In the country, while at the same time
there is a degree Of elegance and beauty thro'
out surpassed by none devoted to the same bu-
siness Our stock Of goods we design 10 have,
especially in the business season, in keeping
with our house-large in amount, varied in
character, as the wants OF the community and
In what appertains to the taseful and beautiful,
such selections from tho richest, the latest,
and most fashionable in the Eastern market,
as will commend themselves to the taste of
those who seek for this class OF goods, and rem
der it difficult for them to withhold their pat
ronage.
1t is our intention to conduct our business
upon such principles as TO merit the confidence
of the public, and so to combine the tasteful
and beautiful with the useful, in our very ex-
tensiye assortment as to render our house a
favorite place Of resort with all class Of buyers.
In our
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
Will be found every style and variety known
to the Trade, and in making our selections, par
1@ ticular attention has been paid to
the retail branch. In taste and finish, we think
our stock cannot be excelled by any other in
the city.
We have also on hand splendid stock Of
n HATS AND GAPS, AR
~ Among which are the latest
styles Of Mems Beaver and -
Silk, Angola, Moleskin, Magyar, Hungarian and
KosSth - Children's BLACK Reaver White
Fancy, and Pearl Hats,
CARPET BAGS AND VALlSES.
An extensive assortment on hand.
We solicit attention to the following briei
statement Of the principles upon which our
business is conducted:
lst.--A system of uniform prices, the one price
system, and no exorbitant or unreasonable
price for any article in the house,
2d.-No deceptive statements Intentionally
made, in relation to our goods.
3d.-No urging of customers to purchase what
does not please them.
Feb. 25. '53. TIC. LLOYD g. CO.
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MARRIEn.

On Sunday evening, March IS, by the Rev.
s.. P. Cummins, Mr.. RODNEY REED and Miss
JANE KELLY, daughter Of Jacob Kelly, Esq !,
notwithstanding, o.
On the 10th Of last Dec, by Luther Wheeler,
Esq, sErTER EyERIr and LOUISA LAupERBAck.
On the l4th dav Of Dec. last BY Jeremiah
Piles, Esq, GEoheE MusK and ErIzACALf.
On the 2ist day Of January by g. Mccoy,
Esq, JAMES HARvEy and MARY Cram.
On the 2lst day of Dec. last, by the same
JosrPH FosTER and MARGARRr HAMILTON
On the 10Th day Of February, by @. Mccoy,
Esq, w T. JOHNSON and CArHARrNE MATH-
Ews. 3& 3ft ttE
On the 2ith day of February, by Rev. SIP.
Cummins, H. T. HALL and LUCY FULLERTON.
In this city, on Thursday morning, March
10th, by Rev. E, G. Pratt, Mr.. JOSHUA v.
RoBlEsoN, Jr,, to Miss MARTHA B. Rig os
all Of this city.
On the 4th day of January last, by the Rev.
D. G, Howard, JoHN WILLIAMS and HANNAH
A. PAGE.
On the 9Th uit,, by Luther Wheeler, ESQ !,
WILLIAM MoRRIsoN and JANE MoRnIsoN.
On the same day by F. G. searl, Esq, EL
RoLrINs and SARAH BLAda.
On the same day by VIM, Veach, Esq, AsRA-
HAM RILEY and ELIzABErH WALKER.
On the 18th day of January last by G, Nc,
Coy, Esq, THos D. LOOMS and CAROLINE MET
GALE.
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WIN. ELDEN & CO.
No. 8, Enterprise Ro,o. Portsmouth Ohio,

NO. ., Enterprise hotos Portsmouth Ohio,
A NNOUNCE to their patrons and the pub
N lie in general, that they are now in re-
ceipt Of their first
SPRING IMPORTATION OF DRY GOODS
which they will take pleasure in exhibiting
and offering for sale, comprising the largest
and most desirable stock ever brought to this
market. They are determined to keep up the
reputation they have acquired for not only sell
ing the cheapest and most durable but the
finest neDest styles and best goods in the market
andare also determined that their House shall
be the place where purchasers can come rely
ing upon being suited without having to look
further, march 8
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THE DISCUSSION

OF the Maine Liquor question, as re-
ported in the Life Boat Of Saturday last, and
the Dispatch Of Monday morning, is post
poned until Saturday next, March 10Th,
1853, at 2 o'clock P. M, By mutual arrange
ment.
By arrangement Of the committees of ar
rangement.
Portsmouth, March l7th, 1853.
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ShcriT,s SaIe

The State OF OHIO, jScIoto county, ss M
EURSUANT 10 the ooptniand Of an execu
IL ton writ of HI. Eas from the Court OF
Common Pleas. in and fdr the county of Scio-
to, and State of Ohio, 10 me directed shalt on
the 22d day of April. 1853, at the door of the
Court House, in the city OF Portsmouth; Scioto
county, and State Of Ohio, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, p. M, ex-
rose to public sale the following described
Town Lois, situate in the town Of Buepa-
Vista, in. Scioto county, and State Of Ohio,
said lots known and designated BY their mum
bers as follows, to vii Lot No. "a, 1900;
No 25, 1900; No 26. 1000; No 81, i6OO;-.
No 60, 1000; No 29, lGOoi No 80, i6O0;-
No SO, 800; No SO, 1000; No &c, 500;--
No 81, 1000; No 3s, 1000; No 80, l2OO;-
No 40. l40O; No Al, 1000; No 42. 1000; No As,
1909; No "A, 1900; No As, 1900; No 50, 1000;
No,5l, 1000; No SO, 1000; No SO. 1000; No 81
HOO; No s., 1900; No Sc, 1000; No 81.
800; No So, 600; No SO, 500.
Said lots to be sold as tie property of John
Mccall, at the suit Of Emmiit and Davis,
against said John Mccall. ENOS GUM ShH.
Z March Is, '53 @,st
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BRANDS & DEITSCH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
6 Il o e R I m g.,
Hats, Caps, Shirts UnderShirts, Drawers,
Trunks. &c. &c.

Corner Of Front und Market Streets,
PORTSMOUTH, o.
DEG leave to announce TO their friends and
- customers that they have now heavier
and better stock Of
"GENTLEMEN'S FURISNHING GOODS"
than ever before was offered IN this market
Country Merchants, Furnacemen and Far
mers, are respectfully invited TO calls nd OK
anime their goods and prices, before purchas
ing elsewhere. March l0dw
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Magnificent Exhibition.

TIME subscribers will exhibit and offer for
IL sale to the Ladies the largest and most
elegant stock Of PLain and Figured, Colored &
Black Siks, and Satins ever offered in this
city. VIM. ELDEN & co.
March s No. 3.
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Shaving Il Hair Dressil z
SALOON.

M0ORE & PAYNE have associated
1vl themselves together at the old stand
oi Willis M ore on Front street. 9 doors be-
low Court, where they will be pleased to see
Willis old customers and all others wishing
an easy shave and neat trim. They have
secured the services os two first class work.
men who do their work after the latest style,
and will spare no pains to please their custom
ers. march IL
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Elegant E,nbroideries.

LNRENCH worked Collars, Sleeves, Cuffs,
j. Handk'(s, and Jaconet and Swiss ed rings
andinser,ings, and children's Frocks and Frock
Bodies, at No. 8. WIN. ELDEN & co
March 8. 5
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Fancy Dress Goods

OUCH as Grenadines, Bareges, Delaines,
" Poplins French, Swiss and American
Lawns, Ginghams and Chintzes. Calicoes of
almost every variety Of the newest and most
desirable Goods to be found at
WIN. ELDEN g. co,
Mtrcn o. af No. g.
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DIED,

2 49, DIEDs7 1717 --91-1- 2 -
On Saturday last, at the residence Of his
father, in this city, francis M. JONES, aged
about 25 years.
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Splendid white Slirts.

W7M. ELDEN & co offer to the ladies
w great variety Of C Colored and Embroider-
ed skirts superior to anything eyer seen in this
market. MOB.
March 8.
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Laces & Edsings.

THE real handmade Thread, also wove
i thread and Lisle laces, edgings and insert
ings, and bobbin edgngs and inserlings, a large
stock and cheaper than ever at
WIN, ELBEN & co.
March D. No. 3.
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BALL NOTICE i!
At the City Hall on the 2sth Of Marc

At the City Hall on the 28th Of March,
Price of Admission One Dollar.
FTNHE Committee of Arrangements take
il pleasure Of informing the Dancing COM
munity of Portsmouth, that there will be a
Ball on said evening at Mr.. Kennedy's New
City Hall. Good Music and Refreshments
will be on hand, and they hope to get full
attendance. THE COMMITTEE,
March IL. 1854. s ,-l1-
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CARD
no MY OLD CUSTNMERa.


HAVING discontinued the Retail Dry
IL Goods and QueenswaIe business, / can
no. omit TINS occasion 10 return my sincere
thanks to host ofwarm and influential friends
for their long continued and very liberal pat
ronage, many of whom / have done business
with steadily since my first commencement in
business fifteen years ago.
The past two years have not been able to
give such attention as | could wish TO my retail
customers, and therefore concluded 10 relin.
quish it to ], F. Towel & Co., who are nv
successors in the aifbusiness. of. F. row.
ell the acting partner, it is not proper or nec-
esssary for me to say anything, as he is already
well known to the public as my leading sales
man for five wears past. He Will, howe ever. b
glad TO continue the business relations of nv
old customers, with whom separate.
Very respectfully, ss
Jan2S--dwSm JAS. PURSELL.
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Gloves.

A LARGE stock OF heavy, Buckskin
n Gloves made to order, suitable for Corn
gathering, are now on hand at the Hat Store,
and will be sold low.
March 10 10 p S. G. GLOVER.
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REMOVAL OF THE FEED AND SEED STORE
KENNEDY x CUNNING.

TAKE pleasure in informing their friends
IL and customers that they have removed
their Feed and Seed store TO their new building
on Second street, nearly opposite their old
stand, where they will hereafter be found with
ample room and good will to accommodate
all those who may either sell to or buy Of them,
jan IA
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Parish an SLOPES

A. NEW article" Grand Desideratum -
Afor female comfort, convenience and beau.
ty, at the Regulators.
~ VIM ELDEN & co.
Marcn 0. No, 3.
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Stocks.
Shirts!

A SPLENDID assortment of White Lin
IA Ell and Jenny Lind Shirts Just received
and for sale low wholesale or retailby
March 10 BRANDS & DEIrS
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Dissolution.

ME partnership heretofore existing be-
" tween the undersigned under the firm
of ]. Zottman & Co, is dissolved BY mutual
consent The business win be. settled up by
J: zottnan, who js alone authorized 10 collect
all ldebts due the late arm. iFs
po,,. M., JACOB ZoTTMAN, 5ss
'a'on = HENRY MARQUART.
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CHEESE.

A FINE LOT WESTERN RESERVE
N Pine Apple, and English Dairy Cheese,
reed this day janlj WIN. MILLER.
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Gloves,

II ISLE Thread & Silk Gloves, cheaper
IL than they haveever before been sold, for
by sale March l0l BRANDS j. DEITsCH
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BOnnets.

A VERY large stock and great variety Of
"A the late styles, selling 50per cent lower
than last season. Milliners are specially invi-
ted to an examination of our large stock Of
straw goods and all millinery articles.
WIN. ELDEN & co.
March D. No. q
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GNE Case shat ans Comb Honey rec,a
~ this day (ian 15) WIN. MILLER
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Victorines,

A FINE assortment of StoncIMartiD, Lynx,
N Jennett and Fitch Victorines just recev-
cd at the Hat Store, and sale at New York pri
ecs. March 10. S. G. CLOVER
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCUIT COURr-Be.ore Judss RoosEvgLr.
II ..h.-

CIRCUIT COURr-Betore Jaiee ROSWELL
Gle. BsiIe, md Others at Henry Powell and osh-r
The sebooner Zervi.h 100 mns belonging % New Lon
don was at Waichmans Bay. in January ls49 ana vs.
oored Al the eide Of stage sgainst an Island Tor & Pu
nose of taking on board load OF gusnO. Mr. Powrh was
ewrer II the island which appeared 70 be composed 50
er could b. obtained entirely OF guano no pro
visions or water could be obtained on H. Mr POWELL VINO
Owned he island resided on H. having IN ais
pube, Of men He chartered the schooner 10 goto Mon
ty9en some hundreds of miles of and procure O&d OF
water nd bring the island some men, agreeing TO give
an equivalent on the OF the schooner 10 the isni
load of guanO and 30 furnish pci barOws ana ooa"
by which 10 ct out and place il GARD After the yes
sci bad returned IL came up Knocked her against the
staging which was carried away, TO the loss OF ABOUT
81 10 the 1.-THE island and did great injury 10 the
vessel The Captain did not take the guano GU board
alleging the agreement To have been that the owner OF the
island in consideration of her getting the water to put
il on board which oenedand be al,o said that ms
mr. POWELL then bought the vessel agreeing TO terms OF
payment after she came to New York, which we believe
complied with
The owners Of the schooner claim that the OF the
island bound put the gusno board the schooner
and by detention from the refusal &c they injured
the amount Of $3.50 and bring suit to that
II denied that Mr. A was 70 have put the guanO
board that he refused IL he rendered it. but the cap
tain declined tsking H. Verdict for plaintiff s2ss IS.
People of the State of james Judd and Whiting H.
To recover penalty $500 under the act Of April,
1851. requiring incorporated companies Of other States
doing business in New York to keep $4,000 dep Dsted
With the Controller II is charged that defendants acted
,gens in this City of ne Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Boston, and for consideration issued
policy of insurance e. Burton W. hendnck upon his life
Tor and that sad Company had deposited with
The Controller required by the act and therefore
smerabt 10 the penalty
la defense j. alleged that the act Of 1851 uncon
stucna and denied that defendants not agents
of the Company but the SCENTS Of Mr. Kendrck aud
Boston and got his life insured by the Company there
II wss question for the Jury whether they the latter
or had violated the statute The Jury found verdict for
the people in the $500 claimed.
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ED.

ARMsTRONG-At IIaysvie Ashland Co Ohio April Is DR. u.
the Sh Of his who ranked among the most
pANNER-Nsar Belmont Ohio April r. Joseph Danner aged
years, months end IS days born Jan. q, ls12
FRANKllNOn Tuesday, May aged - years Whham Henry
Franklin son o Abraham Franklin deceased
RELATIVES friends requested attend bis tuners, this oer
o'clock from his late eadence No l0 kssev st. thetos 10
GreeBw cod Cemetery
FGLToS-At ,delphs Pa April q Elizabeth DsyO,, wife
LAMBERT AT New Orleans, La, April n, John Lambert sscd
% years native Weste and the last 80 dsst
of New Orleans -
Of PeDnsyyasia and
life rem Western border Of that State where he
and ty the Indians In the times OF ST. Csr nar,
he times ENGAGED an the Indian knhes and
mtnua that marked PERIOD which
M small acknowledgment In the shape Of
Botry Lard Warrau under the Law OF Congress Of 1861
NAUDANln Philadelphia, April Name Louise, pandlaaghet
"RI6AN 10 Yaoo Co. Miss April Major VIM Resan In the
SD his representative from Ysoo In the State Legas
brooklyn Tuesday morning May after lingering
illness sarsh OF kbeneze Rich, the jth Of heraEs
an qLday az NJ her late residence No. 20 WashnxlOas
sFABFRY-On Tuesday mornrE May alter lingering illness
Mrs harJ seabey IN T.. Ooh year Of hef age. II - III,
friends and acquaintance and as those OF her sisters niy
invited attend hor funeral from the residence Of
her ssier EnB Potter No YOrkst Thursday sernoon,
s3HFAMM-At Burlington, Iowa. April H. John schrsmn,
uaye Of Bavaria and as ilom Cihcoths Ohio AGED years
ST lOHN Cotsha Norfolk April j Commander James 81.
sFAyERsn Coy Township Nhio April a. advanced .ss.
s,av,ts uate Germany who settled rusclr Co.,
usiusd curing bis ie washing cooking and mendiog his
I until sickness prevented hun from dong nc1 wo lie
ed oond rabe property chiefly Ia bank stock
TtkKHAM-In the town Of SOuers Wis. Apn ~ Mr Almon
Thsm sged years. formerly Darien Gcnsoo Co.. ~ T. and
Nv I'm "wednesday evening Elizabeth daughter Of shs
Csrf Eer isuin & Tate, AGED q years
invited 10 funeral Friday morning at O'clock ifom No
M reenwichs Her remains will be taken TO Newark for nement
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MARRIED.

ALBERTsoN-LYoNAtJ jamaica L I, April n Sils Alssr.,ou
North Hampstead 10 Caroline daughter Of Walter Lyon
ford Wsstchester Co, New-Yoik
Observation-Disclosures Syracuse, April so Charles Athertoa
CALIAHAN-tRlER- Baltimore, Nd April ls Daniel ,rs
han a. Mis- Margaret Fryer
CRoPSY- LANE-ln Brooklyn. MAY By Rev Elem Tort WA
Il Ccrsy Mary D. eldest laughter OF r. c. Lane, Esq
DAkLlNG-NELLS.-A HUDSON \, Y. April -. Rev Henry
DsIne Of Philadelphia, to Ophea o., daughter OF l. weS
Fraser A ~ Minister OF the siee Church, Cotest Monre.i
Elizabeth Isabella fourth daughter Of Lieut. Colonel GoFda.
Commsudrg ROYAL Ensineers in CanadsN West
GATES-JOHNSON.ln Fredons y. Y. April e. Mr. Henry K
GATES Of Nsukegan III, snd Miss CorriDna B. yohnson.
HOUGHTON-GfLLEr.-At Detroit, Michigan April ., Jacob
Tfeodosa p 0iet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wooster, Ohio April % W.
Of Qussseon Iowa. formerly Of Br0wnhe LoraR
Miss Emily Ayesworth, Of Big Prairie Wayne Co, Ohio.
Hughes by Rev Mr. LaushD Mr. John Mo Esq,
Mise Mary A. Teiee Kennedy eldest daughter Of James L.
Mem ofths city.
EIVFE-ECKER-At Monticello, n Y, April d, Duncan G.
Nven Esd Attorney and Counsellor Liberty AaSaa
Ecter. sdoptts dan htsI OF h. 5: Brownson. -
HALLONE LI-LFN-At Philadelphia, Pa, y. HAlosen, 81
Thilsdepbis TO Mis-. Hamlet Lex, OF Franktord, Pa
PECK-PECK.-At Hudson n " Ap % By Rev. d. ID. Dons-
rest amin Peck OF Newt 3k Sarah Amelia Peck.
ST AMAN-BlRNE.-On Toesday May az the Soeh Ct w. Y.
Church by Rev Seaman Richard $ seaman NJ d. 10 Mpy O.
Hyine both OF this city.
oCKBRIDGE-JOHNs-n ST. Franeivile. April 20 Dr. WIN.
stockhridge 20 Mrs Jane b. Johns
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