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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, JAN. 30.
\ communication was received from the Sen
ate announcing The passage of sundry bills,whiel
were appropriately referred.
The Speaker hid before the House II commu-
nieafion iron I he Clerk of the House of Delegate,
enclosing n statement asked for by the House,
relativc To appropriations for various works OF IN
proyemenf: which was laid on the table aud or
dered I be printed.
The unfinished business Of Saturday, being n
resolution to hold evening sessions, was taken
up, aud on motion Of Mr.. Power, was amended
~ n TO hold evening sessions on Mondays, Wed
nesdays aud Fridays; an, rs amended, the reso-
luton was agreed To.
RESOLUTIONS were offered-among them one by
Mr.. tolauiue. Into The expedicncy of author.
izing the iiouId 81 Public Works 10 construct the
brnne of the l., chbnrg aud Tennessee Raul
road (heretrfoGt= auilofllcd) Ia Cumberland Gap,
ton State account.
The joint order of the day, for the election of
"a Major General of the 3D. Division, came up,
aud otter interchange oi messages with the Sen
ate, the House proceeded Ia execute the order.
The following names were plnccd IN omlna.
ton
Gen. Isagc Booth, of Barbour county.
Gen. Bnshrod W. Price, of Marshall county.
Col. Joshh W. Ware, of Clarke county.
Gen. Buckncr Fairfax, of Preston county.
Gen. james II. Carson, OF Frederick county.
Col. Thomas Buswell, oi Iogc county.
Gen. Mecm was placed in nomination by Mr..
Perkins, but at his solicitation was withdrawn.
Col Boswell WAS pat in nomin' ion ON the Sc
cond ballot.
On the third ballot the vote stood; Buswcll -
Price I3-Booih 26. Joint vote with the Sen
ate: Whole No. l65; necessary To- II choice -;
l}uswell e9-pricc 45-Booth "a; and Buswoll
was declared To be elected.
Gen. b 9th had the highest vote on the first
aud second ballots.
ON motion of Alr. Woodhonsc, the House nd
iourncd.
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Virginia Legislature
SENATE.

MONDAY. III ~ 80
Mr.. Shackelford. from the Committee on zen
eral Laws, reported that it WINS inexpedient la
endow Hamaen Sidney, Randolph Macon md
Richmond Colleges.
Mr.. Layne, from the Committee on hohds'
&c. reported several bills. among them;
A bni To Increase the capital stock Of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company.
TTh. object of the bill is to authorize a State
sn6scription of - dollars. for the purpose
of aiding IN extei ding the work to the foot OF the
mountain in Patrick comfy.
Resolutions of enquiry were presenter
Nv Mr.. johnson: For more effectually prevent
ing the sale of ardent spirits to slaves.
The Senate then proceeded to the execution OF
of the Joint order. which was the election OF a
Major General of the Third Brigade.
On the third ballot
Col Thomas Boswell of Page, received. j votes
o., Is,ae 10. ~. &c n"-h~-s,
Gen. Bushrod W. Price,of Marshall, - "
Joint vote of the two House,:
For Col. Boswell. 81
Gen. Booth,
Gen. Price. ii
Col. Boswell, having received n majority OF all
the votes cast, was declared duly elected.
On motion of Mr.. Roger, the Senate then adj
iourned.
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Prices Of Stocks.

City Bonds, par l00-snles $1OI 81
Va. and Tenn.R. Il Stock. par 100 (guar'td).. 80 Oh,
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par I00. ......-.... l24 a0
Iyach. Hose and Fire lns. Stock. par Co.,. 25 Oh
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VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust

IL executed 10 me by NJ. q. Pnrter, on the 5h OF
August, 1872 and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Ar.
p"uR;t'x COUNTY 9nurt.l .Iiall on Thursday the 9th day
of February, 1874 at Appumattns Couri House. xpose
to sale at public nuctior "A valuable N MAN
named Willis. Terms, Cash
IAN II cpieb9 W. b. ROANE. Trustee.
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COMMERCIAL.


LYacHBuRG, Feb. I, 1854.
ToBAcco-Very little coming in-sales small
and at from 80 80 for Tugs, to 81 90 for medium
leaf.
WHRAT-Sl s5 to 81 80.
VBUsINEss OF IMPORTANCE Inv
rg fead.red il nrra-snry Tor me tn -p"nl several
months This inter in the South. | have i.ft my Cninnniss-
inn and other U-inrs- in the haLds of my nFplrw, Mr..
William A.. Tnaf. Who viii he assisted aud advised iy
nv friend. Mr.. Jnseph b. Nowlia My frie ds and Gus
iofn.r. are II quc.ted To cal u" item.
"a. o. =, WM r. SMITH.
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time in the day, and not unfregnently all night.
The Committee are of opinion that if the 9th sec
ton of the Ordinance concerning the suPcr1nfen-
dent Of he water works, &c, could be ludlci"uS-
|, enforced. il would probably altogether avert
this growing evil. (Signedl
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IVA Western genius has lately invented n new hi d
of rnof--not ior buildings, but Tor those who may hive
hern unfn,iunntn and lost ilrir Hair. Emmer>on's
American Han Resto alive will replace it. Price 81
in lnrge BoltlA.
- For sale by Z. r. LYMAN, Lynchburg, Va.
ian ~ div
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HOUSE N LOT

consisting-an org otlers-uf = woman and children
And IN Saturday the 4tl day of March, at the house Il
J' I'm II. Pamplin, in Nelson County,. sumlry articles Of
H"us eh"ld aud Kitchen furniture. Plantation Tools and
Stock nf Catl". &c.
IERMS.-Tlre Real. Est ,te will he sold on a credit
of +, |! and IL months-the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security, The title being retain
ed as ultimate security. The personality on n credit Of
6 m"ntlIs-tie purchasers also giving bonds with good
personal security.
RI. WHITEHEAD, Com'r.
- IL % LIZ
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To the Voters Of Lynchburg :

TO tHb VOtbIB q ByICHDUIB =
mn u cnudrdate lor your snirnecs. ut he elcctioa in
April next, for n = office &c NIster OF Police. After a
residence of %i"fly.two years in your city and neisltbor-
honl. | dess il unnecessary Ia shy N ythiug OF myself-
tiitlcr than, If elected. | will discharge the duties of
the Office. GEO PERCIVAL, SR.
ian n do
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Temperance N~otice.-ABNER CLOrtON DI
VISION, M %. Sons OF Temperance, will celebrate
ir4 sixth anniversary. IN Wednesday hisli. the 1t of
February. Several addresses vii. be delivered. PEN
dl,tnn, nnd Lynchburg Divisions, and the public gen
orally, are respectfully invited tn attend.
inn IN a COMMITTEES
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~ GROES, &c.-By vi'iue of II decree of the Cir.
Superior Court of Law and Chonrery for The County of
Nelson. pronounced ON the 9Th day IF May, 1913, in the
case of Coghill. rs. Pampiin &c )" tn undersigned,
IA Commissioner for that purpose appointed, wi pro.
coed To -ell to the highest bidder, ~ public au.tion, in
the tow of New Glasgow, on Saturday tie 18th ,ay
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WnEAT-SI s5 to 81 80.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

At regular communication of satartia
Lodge No. l76, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The Supreme Grand Archetect
of the Universe, has seen fit in the exercise OF
Divine Providence to remove from US our
worthy and beloved brother, PETER JONES,
depriving us of a friend and associate, whose
kindly remembrance is SO epgrafted upon our
hearts, that we shall ever cherish his memo
~ with feelings of sincere pleasure. As a
citizen, his loss will be deeply felt by all who
knew him. Asa Mason, none could have
boen more Jealous, and as one his memory
will ever be treasured in our grateful recol
lections. Therefore be it
Reso5red That we repair 20 the spos. where his
body is inferred, on Sunday. September TO- and
honor him in the exercise of the solemn Rites OF
our Order.
Resozped That we wear the usual badge Of
mourning thirty days.
ResoEted, That copy of the above be pub
iished in the Yazoo Wing and Democrat. that ali
friends and brothers may have an opportunity Of
joining us on the occasion. a true copy from
fhe minutes. ATTEsTl ALEX. MCLEOD.
Satartia August 25 1854 Secretary.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
II. g. FARREL's
Celebrated Arabian LImimeme

is well known 90 possess fhe most wonder
fully healing, penetrating and stimulating prom
PertIes and by its promptDess IN eflecting cures.
wbirh previously had resisted al other medicinea
administered BY the most scientific physicians.
mas placed IL far beyond any similar remedy ever
introduced to the people Of the United States
Ii stimulates the absorbenls TO increased action.
Jnd thus enables nature 10 throw OF dieesee-
10 penetrdtes 10 the bones adding strength and ac-
tIsity TO the muscles--it is powerfully anodgne
dnh thereby ait1ys nerUOnS irritation, PRODUCING
a fully pleasing sensation MyoNgh tte
ctote frame. Owing 10 ifs remarkable anticep-
TIC properties IL purifies aud neutraizes llat
poise nous corrosive principle which renders
old ulceToHs soreA so difficult TO heal. s. there
fore is peculiarly adapted 20 their speedy cure
Hhis Imminent iron its penetrating g strength
eniHg qualities has been found 90 Be q specific
for Paralysis or Palsy, Whitesweilings end dis
ca sed joints, and in fact ell com plaihts fnvult-
ing the muscular system. il has cured cases Of
Rheumatism Of twenty 10 thirty years standinp
aud affections Of she Spine wherein the entire
spinal column wassso crooked and distorted that
the patient could not walk or stand without
artificial support. Numerous cases Of Psley
have been cused when the flesh had wishsred,
leaving nothing but the dried skin and bone and
the limbs totally without use or feeling For
Children 1oith C0rup it's OF iDestimabe value.
rubbed and baihed over the Hhroat and chest. III
applied freely on the chest u never fails 90 give
tion, Asthma aud Colds. Ii heals wounds speed
fly-will cure Scadhead. Mango etc. Planters
and Farmers will find il most valuable medi-
cine Ia be applied to Horses & Cattle for Spmins
Bruises, Lsmeness, Stiff Joints, Sweeney Dry
Shoulder, Wounds, Burns, Splint, Chaics or
Calls. Hardeued Knots on the flesh, etc.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS.
The public are cautionedag another
counterfeit. which has lately made &c saPpear-
ance, called IN. B. Farreirs Arabian Lnineut,
the most dangerous Of all the cnnnierfeits, be-
canse his having the name Of FARRELL, many
viii buy il in good faith, without theknuwledge
that counterfeit exists, and they VIII perhaps
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects
Tie genuine article is manufactured only bV
H. O. Farrell, sole inventorand proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II, Main Street, Peo-
ria. Illinois. 10 whom all applications for Agen-
cies must be addressed BE sure you get Il
with the letters II. r.. Farrelfs, thus-H g.
his signature On the wrap
per, all others are cOunterieifs.
Sold wholesale and retail in Wazo6 city, BY
PETER B. COOK & CO., and by regular au-
thorized agents throughout the United States
&C. Price 25 and 50 cents, and SI pr bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village
and hamlet g. the Uniled Stoies,. ~. which ono
is not already established AddresB H. o.. Far-
reli as above, accompanied with good referea.
ces as to character, responsibility 6zc.-39-at
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

Consumption BgBIed. Since ihe days 81 rs
culapius, medical men have slrivcn 10 vain 10
conquer that arch enemy Of mankind, consump-
lion. Dr. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass, has We have
every reason to believe, succeeded in pliaining
this object, nearer than any predecessor o. con-
temporary. He calls bis remedy Ayers Cher
~ Peetonl, BY which 'nsme il has been iayora.
bly, known COR many years in all ports of Tie
world. Il is recommended BY numerous emil.
nent persons as the best remedy for diseases
Of the throat and lungs extant. Dr. Aver re-
Gently received letter from Hon. Daniel Web
ster in which that statesman speoks Of the Pee.
toraI in the highest terms and mentions that
he is personally knowing to the usefulness Of
this article both in America and Eufops--Netg
York SUNDAY Times.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

C. The foil Dwing. from b customer, sid
the demand which this great medicine has
ted wherever il has been INTRODUCED
BLossBURe, Tioga Co Pa. March 30. Nd
GenteDleH-ln consequence of The great
sumption of your Worn Specific in ihis 3
and vicinity, we have entirely exhausted
stock. We should feel .bliged by YOUR fsrw
ing, via Corning. n Y 20 dczen. with vour
on the reception of which we will remit you
money.
From the wonderful effects os said eSpeci
a This neighborhood, there could he sold an
ally a large quantity. If 10 be had (whoie
and retail) from some local agent. If rOu yro
conapersa te q person for tronble and expense
vending, 1 think could make il TO your ads
tage TO do So.
Yours, respectfully. WIN. IA. MALLOB
MEssRs. J. KIDD & Co. Per w. T. PoRr
OF Purchasers will please be careful to
or DR. McLANE's CELEBRATED VERMIEU
and take none else. All other vermifuges
comparison are worthless. Dr. M Lanes
uine Vermifuge, nlso his celebrated L
Pills, can now be had at all respect
Drug Stores in the United States and Car
Scovil a. Mead, n. o. Wholesaie Aeen
the Southern States. ~ ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
Trfbufc of fReeDecfl

At called meeting OF Homestead Lodge
No. 16s, of Free and Accepted Masons, held
in their Lodge Room in Yazoo county, State
of Mississippi, on Saturday the 10th August
A. d. 1854, A. [. 1854, the following pre-
amble and resolutions, were unanimously
passed:
WHEREAS, we believe the Creator Of all
things, governs the world by perfect and
divine government, and in his inscrutable dis
pensation, has called from our midst, our
worthy and beloved brother, E, B. PEPPER.
in his bloom of manhood and usefuIness.-
Be it therefore Resolred, That in this nelan-
choly event, our community has sustained the
loss of an industrious, enterprising and public
spirited citizen. Society, the walk of an up
I-8t and honest man, and Masonry, worthy
exemplar of true principles, fulfilling as he did,
his various social and domestic duties. Under
the promptings Of noble and generous heart,
Just to his word, in every thought sincere.
He knew no wish but what the world might hear
Resozred, That as token OF respect and es-
TEEN for our deparlei brother, and as further
testimonial of our grief dt his loss, we wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days. The
Acacia" retains its yerdaht bloom and fresh
ness forever.
Resolred bat we tender to his afflicted wild
Gw and Ieia rs in this truly distressing dis
pens6tion. the warmest sympathfes OF our hearts.
ReSotred, That a py of this preamble and
the ACCOMMODATING resolutions be forw warded 10
the bereaved family of our deceased brother, and
placed on the records of our Lodge. and that they
be published in the several newspapers printed
r. WARREN. Secretary.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
NEW -cRLEAN8
YazO0 CitY Drng md Boo Star

ESHEsubscri0er is now receiving large
M- well selected assortment of pure and
adulterated Medicines, direct from Importer
and Manufacturers Such as Quinine. Nor
um, Dovers Powders. Ipecoe. Castor on. Cay-
aehne, Essential Oils. English and American
Extracts &c. 6rc. And every description of
articles usually kept in Drug and Book Stores,
all'of which he warrants fresh and of und0a5t-
edpurity.
This being branch Of my establishment at
Vieksburg, ! can sell cheaper ban any other
house, and am determined 10 do every thing in
my power 70 please all who may purchase from
me-. Merchants, PLY sicianB and Planters win
please call before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept g, 1854. MORRIS EMANUEL.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

RAc1ae.-We observe by the last number
Of The Spirit Of the Times that Col. Minor
has executed the request Of Gen. Wells, by a
challenge to the world to run LecOnats on the
Metairie, Natchez or Mobile course 'sany day,
any distance, for any sum Of money and
against any horse''l It remains to be seen
now whether Mr.. Ten Brock was in earnest
in his frequently expressed 'offersl and opin-
ions concerning Lcringto,a-
The same number of the same paper con-
tains letter from Mr. John Belcher, of the
Richmond (va.) course, offering Red Eye
against Lexington, over the National (N. 70
course on the 18th, 18th, 9Th or 18th Of
September ensuing, four miles heats. Red.
Eye's friends betting s1o,oooto Lerington's
|S12, 900, in accordance with Mr.. Ten Bro
Ieclfs challenge. 1t is very doubtful vheth-
er ZsxinosOas will ever run against Red Eye )
bul should be, il is believed Virginia would
bs defeated. Red Eye has never been con-
euored, but has never run against any thing
faster than Nina, and she was nowhere in
the roc country. Nevertheless let all the
naos that can travel come forth, and we shall
leyensaally learn where that saddle ought 10
90.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

EoRrH CARoLINA ELEcrIoSs.-There Is
still some doubt respecting the majority for
Mr. Bragg the Democratic candidate for
Governor of North Carolina. It is variousIy
estimated to be between fifteen hundred and
two thousand The Legislature will stand
thus Senate, thirty democrats and twenty
wings, House, sixty-fve democrats and fifty
FIVE whigs.-gfiyiagthe democrats twenty ma
.jority on the joint ballot, and thereby seeur-
ing for that party two United States sena-
togs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

The New AMERICAN Com DoLLAR.-The
editor ofthe Washington Star has seen a new
dollar coin sent to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, from the Philadelphia Mint
for his sanction. "In size it is about
that of a five cent piece; on one side it has
an Indian head with crown of feathers,
such asone- sees at times on tobacco boxes!
The head IS surrounded BY the words 'UniF
ted States Of America On the reverse side
there is an open wreath composed ofthe prA
cipal staple agricultural productions Of the
country Wheat, corn, cotton, tobacco and
-nce. This wreath surrounds the words, One
Dollar, s54' II appearance, on this side
especially, it precisely resembles the three
dollar coin. On the whole, it is a beautiful
thing, and Its greater diameter viii be likely
10 make Il much more generally acceptable
than the dollar coin nov in circulation, which
has proven very inconvenient indeed, on &C.
count Of its too small diameter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

The Mayor of Vicksburg has issued pro-
clamation to correct report which certain
persons, through ignorance, or malicious in
tent, put into circulation, to the effect that
Yellow Fever had made its appearance in
that place. The proclamation declares that
the health Of the city was never better than
that not solitary case Of yellow
Fever has yet occurred, and il the-opinion Of
the physicians nothing Of the kind need be
apprehended this season. We hope that
this agreeable condition Of things may long
contiime. We learn that similar impress
sion prevails abroad with regard to this place.
We deem it scarcely necessary to dignity the
rlinaor With notice, but if there are any 50
credulous as to believe the report NE can on
~ say that they have been shamefuliy abus-
ed.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

TT WOULD HARDLY 20 for any one 10 have the
temerity nowadays TO question the excellence of
Dr. Ho hand' German i3itters, which are pfe
pared BY Dr.. c. M Jackstn. In cases Of dgs-
pepsia. liver complaint and arrangement of The
digestive organs their many virtues have long
since been made plainly apparent They p0rpe
from the system the morbid hnm0fs which re-
tard the natural functions, and bring paleness to
The cheek. and suffering to The brow, TheY ban
ish those clogs upon happiness, and restore the
system to high health.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
The officers Of the . Yazoo City Guardsp

I7Es UEIIO5Is O THs az0V NlVy -0uaESls
would be much obliged to the members, if
they would return all Of the arms and accou-
trements which they may have in possession,
to the Armory The officers design procu-
ring new stand Of arms for the company,
but cannot do SO, until ell of the old stand
are collected and returned to the Armory at
Jackson. They call upon the members to
make dihgent search and inquiry and TO use
all possible exertions to restore the missing
peices.
Five De1LAns RESyAnD will be paid by
heCAPrAIN, fer the delivery Of the musket
tozypued from the " Guards"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
IDRERD

A his residence in his county on the Ord inst,
EPHRAIM GuIcE. aged 80 years.
Departed this life al hrs residence ID This coun
". on the 4th inst FREDERlcK n. OREILLy
aged 81 years.
Heaven rest the souI Of our young friend, and
grant that ths bright shore beyond the swelling
food may give him back 10 the arms Of his rela
tons. who were not privileged il his illness to
fan tie fevered brow, and ssnoothe the bed Of
death.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

Cooley for September contains 100 pages
Of Reading matter, 81 engrayings, and 70
contributions. .
AS usual it comes in advance Of all ether
no1thern monthIies; but not in that particu-
lar does it alone excel. The table of CON
tents presents a rich treat to the reader, and
the list Of contributors comprehends the
names Of some Of our most accomplished
writers. while It's embellishments, if not SUI
.peror, are certainly inferior to no other Mag
azine in this country.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

s Pear neasuing q inches, and an 44r-
PIE l43 iselessin scifcupafsrence were lately
exhibited in our Office. This extraordinary
fruit was,growu by Col. Wm. E. Pugh, Of
this place. aud is decidedly the largest we
ever saw. We have seen frequent notices Of
large fruit. but ne don't remember Of having
seen any figures ahead Of these.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

The DIREcToRs of the New York Crystal
Palace, have authorized their President to
sell the entire concern-gas fixtures, iron
fence enclosing the place, and all the proper
ty of the association, deliverableon and after
the lst November next, for one-half of its
actual cost. The first cost is understood to
have been about 100000.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06
HYMENEAL.

Married on the 3rd inst. at the residence Of
NJ. B. Wolfe, Mr. LOUIS FRANKLIN, to Miss
REsEccA Levy, all Of this city.
We offer our thanks and congratulations 10 the
happy couple, and ask to hope that their journey
in life may lie through that delIghtfui:and pleas
ant portion of creation, which is strewn with
sweet flowers and fringed with perpetual verlurs
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

JeTards, who threw "a hard boiled egg
At the President, wakes up and finds himself
infamous. He is ega-s.0sste for South Carroll
ma, and the newspapers are beginning to an
nounce his arrival and departures from the
various points on his journey.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

VINO CAN BECOME, Know NoTHH os,--
The second article Of the Constitution Of
the Know Nothings contains this proyision:
No person shall be proposed IS . mem
Der of this order unless he be awhite male,
of GOOD moral character, Of the age Of twen-
ty one years, a believer il the Supreme Be
ING and born soitlsi,a the limits Of The E7itea
States Of 4snersca
THE PARENTS and At least one OF
THE GRAND PARENTS OF ALL THE
CANDIDATES MUST HAVE BEEN BORN
IN THE UNITED STATES
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

Gor.J. a. Wright, Of Indiana, was mar
riod a'ghort time since, to Miss Harriet b.
Burbridge, of Scott county, Ky. Gov. L.
W. Powell, Of Kentucky, was the groosns-
man of. Gov. Wright, and handsomely enter
tanned the happy couple at the Gubernatorial
mansion after the wedding. Tt is reported that
Gov. Powell is very soon to be married to q
young Qnaxeress Of Indiana.