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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The mails by the Europa are received but cor.
tain no news Of importance beyond what has been
telearaphed The following are items of interest: :
The accounts of the recent earthquake In Egypt
were exaggerated At Cairo, however much
alarm was felt Among other iucidents, Mile. Ra
chel rushed from the house Ia her night dress
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to August
81, report business very dull. provisions dear, mo-
ney scarce, and another Caffre war threatening
meeting of the Turkish Missions Aid Society
was held In Exeter Hail. London, for the purpose
OF taking leave OF the Rev. Dr.. G. Hamiin, who is
returning to the scene of his missionary labors In
the East. Hon. and Rev. B. w. Noel seconded
by Rev. w. Baguall, moved a resolution reeegpis-
ing the elevated exertions of the American mis-
sionaries among the Armenians. The meeting
then terminated.
Admiral Sir Charles Napier has written an I'm.
usually temperate reply to Sir Robert Peeps after
dinner speech in which be taxed the veteran Ad
miral with something very like cowardce.
Col. Turr. whose arrest by the Austrians may be
remembered, has been refused passport to Con.
stantnople by Lord Clarendon
Mr. William Brown,M p, of Liverpool who
some time since offered the muniHcsnt donation of
f6 coo towards the erection of buildings for free
library and museum, offers to double the amount Of
his gift, provided the building be commenced i'm.
medistely.
The liabilities of Fox & Henderson, the con.
tractors, 10 ESQ 000-haf unsecured
The London Times strongly dissuadss capitalists
from investing in the Russian railway concessions
nc railways couceOeQ are =, 0UU miles, recurring
forty millions sterling of capital
The British government has presented q gold
chronometer with this inscription Presented by
the British government to Captain Champion of
the American ship Victoria, for his generous and
prompt assistance to the British bark Rose, 18th
October, 1885,"
At q Court of Common Council of the city of
London, the Lord Mayor informed the Court that
he had received from the city of Boston Mass
two books published by the Corporation of Boston,
and presented to the Corporation of the city of
London He (the Lord Mayor had already written
to the Mayor of Boston, expressing thanks for the
gift MIR. Deputy Dakin had pleasure in moving
that the present be accepted and deposited in the
library; for it was gratifying to see across the
Atlantic the reflex of those institutions which had
contributed 80 much to English greatness The
motion was seconded and carried by reclamation.
The Lord Mayor of London has RENTED q
further sum Of $1,000 francs for relief of the suf
ferers by the recent foundations in France, max
ing . total contribution from London of S5O,O0J
francs
Harrison the English wizard, who figured in the
trial Of Dove the poisoner, has been committed to
prison, at Leeds, rs a rogue and vagabond
Jules Gerard, the lion tanner, has been robbed
OF 70 900 francs cenfded to him by friend to buy
land in Algeria
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&c, &c., &c.
ALSO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon, Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robes
Fur and White and Pink Swsnsdown Trimmings
Muffi Gentlemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, no.
"a 25-ts
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= THOUGH i've ID the csaufry
: hundred miles down,
III have my repairing dom slwsls In town.
And the tradsstnan Z sal With 10 BAR.
THOLOMEW.
Ana the vork that give him, 10 done up like new.
hut here would tell you the right OF my tale,
v,ss thrown from my horse night on 20 rail;
Nv watch, Il went further, smsek into ditch
And rustsd the worksto very bad pitch.
1 took IL to one, who said " trade it away
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay
When friend told me OF matchmaker be knew,
And that's how came to know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch, and some iswelry 6ns
And my watch to this day. keeps excellent time.
WIN. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Of all kinds, repair.
cd In the best manner and on a. moderate terms -
any other house In the city. A---oc 70
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COAE-I e. ney g regalar reccIps -
SOFT aad HARD ooKE--ths ibsmss de-
and economical suhstituts for anfhsaeite eoal FOR
stoves, r.asss and heating furnaces. Apply s he
corner ef Byrd ana eth streets sssah Is Canal
nh e--A mo. j. WER3M A.
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IOHN w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Silla 70.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail
ing First Premium awarded by the MechanisI In.
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
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$3.50 Prizes. amounting 42O4
Whele Tickets 10. Hslves 5, Quarters 2.5c.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
$4,000 numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets, are placed in one wheel The mrs. Zlo prizes
from the number wheel and at the same time prize
10 drawn from the other wheel. The prize drawn is
placed against the number drawn. This operation ls
repeated until ell the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
titled to the 81 Approximation Prizes. according to
II ; 900 prizes ofS40 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the 10000 Prize
For example, tire number drawing the 900 prize
ends with Nc l, then ali the tickets whole the mum
Der ends in l, win DC entitled to Sle If the number
ends with Ne g then all the Tickets where the num-
Der ends 2 viii be entitled to $40 and go on to
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A. by this scheme, ticket in every ten is qua.
rantesd to drag $40 will sell certificates of pack
.ges of 10 Tickets, at the following rates, which is
the risk ON them.
Ali that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
Certificate Of Packages OF 10 Nh.le Tickets. $50
10 Half 80
10 Ousrters Is
1t will be perceived by this plan, that fox $50 the
the purchaser hes certificate of 10 Tickets when il
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
Wheles thus by buying Csrthcates he hss four more
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
dered the receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes Will Do sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
e. Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their post office, county and State
n Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay.
able in full, without deduction.
q All prizes of S 900 and under, paid immedi-
ately after the drawing prizes at the usual
time of 80 days. in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets Dashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
either to 8. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
OCT or 8. SWAN, MONTGOMERY Ala.
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hike AND MARINE INSURANCE can
Il be effected with the AIbermarIe Ina rancs Com
psny on a. favorable terms with any other compa-
ny In this State possessing real ca sh capital to meet
oses. Apply TO STOKES CO.,
YIN r.p,v,,. Assa. Rich mond, Va.
jNo. WOOD, Jr- Sec'y,
Charlottesville. '
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HATS, CAPS eHou9. %
aIl HAT AND" CAP MANUFACTORY
AkANu DEPOT--JOHN OOOLEY, sl
MAJ. street. has now rsssy for the Winter TraAs u
1851, most superb assortment ef Ladies', Aissss
ana Gentlemsu's
Flu r. s.
entirely new Of the latest styles and Of every do
snription Amongst them are-
Tvnx Cspes, MsntiIlas Msntslets. victorinss, Tip
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STANCE IN BTsiNKse.--A CARD

I VANCE IN BUSINkSA..-A CARD..
ne subseribers, from the encoura. ,ement re-
olocery store on Tsmpersnce prinoipIes. fpd that
s so bushes win barely pay their sxpsn ,ss there
thar busnsss and present 10 che n ..s stcss ~,
vfn invite more extended share Of r.trs-a ,ss s-
oea Respectfully, sIzER : Pr sUP.
- 1dain u.
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NOAH WALKER 81 CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CLOTHlEKS, No 86 Main &C.,
Branch Of the Baltimore House Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and s
vicinity to the stock of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
eisn Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings they are ene-
most respectfully solicited to give a call be-
fore purchasing. oc 14-lv
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N OTl q E--JOHN w. COsRY haying
usnferred and assigned 10 me, for the benefit OF
az creditors. sl debts and Chains due ar accruing 70
MIN BY bond, bill, note open account or otherwise,
hereby require all psrsons owing soh debts or claims
. maks Immediate payment to me, longer indul.
~ ls---ts ALEX GARRETT. Trustee.
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nRESS MAKING.-MRS. j. STEB-
II BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally that she be found over the china
store of Taylor l. Co., III Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch.
oc 2S-1m
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~ MIX JAMES FELLOWS, superintendent in
gentiemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KlMPEL, do
do. Ladies' do. ~
The subscriber having In his employment the above
nsmsd Cuttefs, who are known to be equal to any in
the state, respectfully announce tlse public that
STYLE every description Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
6oots, 6siters or Shoes Of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
1913 No. Is Pearl street.
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DIFFICULTIES AT NAPLEs.-A correspondent of
the New York Journal of Commerce, writing from
the Omitted States Squadron, at Genoa, on the goth
October, says:
BE not surprised to hear of troubles, with tbe
Western powers. Our squadron is constantly on
the qMi rirs. The Constellation hurried to Nanles
. week or two ago-and the Congress followed
day or two afterwards. The common talk is of
revolution. Inc Snsquehanna is at Spezia. She
has been regular tug fer the Congress and Com.
modore, ever since she has been on the station -
The rumor is that she will winter here. and u
are all ex pectiug to have jolly time of 1t -
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T OCKkTT g. DENNIS, lGrocers and
Ia Commission Merchants. 18th street, between
Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, keep constantly on
hand we'll selected and general assortment OF GRO
CERES, WINES LIQUORS. &c. Orders from
the country promptly attended to oc l6-lm
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j. D. No D, PEARL STREET
IMPORTER AND JOBBER OF DRY GOODS
SECOND SUPPLY!

The subscriber having sold out many styles Of Goods
4 necesssry TO make another visit to New York. for
the purpose of repenishns his stock ana Is row re
GOODS. embracing Fancy Silks, rich Paris DeLaines
and Cashmeres, Merinoes, medium priced Mouslsines
and Cashmeres Embrodsries, Laces5 Lawn and Linen
Also. full supply Of Silk and Cut Velvet vestinss,
Black ard Fancy Csssimeres, and many ether new
and desirable sfticlesall of which have just been
rnrehased At very low prices and will be offered 70
the city and country trade, By Wholesale, ct small
advance on cest. 49, 500
r. An early examination e re9uestsd;
oc 13-dlm j. b. FEh6USON, IL.
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. n00 AIR OF 4 HOsE CHEaP
~'OOO Window Shades, only 37A cts, richly
worth 81; Dark Landscapes, light shades, plain or
with boquet SO cts worth so; Gilt and every style
o. Shades at half they are usually sold at Table Oil
gains, call at the established cheap Dry Goods and
Window Shade store of M. GOLDEN, $50 Broad
street, between Sd and 4th
N; B.. Store-keepers and PedIas su pplied at New
York prices. &c %
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rOMMEkCIAL SAVINGS BANh-.Char
~ tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, l85S-Capital, $50,0O0.-This Institution
ceives posts which interest is psd the rate
of per cent per annum if remaining on deposit III
months, and per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. g. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMMER Secretary,
JNO. Ii. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
NH IS Office No 153 corner Main and 18th sta
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2 EXECUTION IN MIssIssIPPI-Unusual Scere.-
William Robertson, who murdered Franklin vii.
iiams, with the aid of the murdered mans wife,
was executed at bonneville, Miss, on the 9Th
inst The Independent says:
The prisoner was returned3 to the iail of this
county, from that of Amite, at the hour of 10
o'clock in the morning Of the day OF executon and
the scaffold, which was erected just outside the
fail. on the public square. He stepped from the
outer stairway of the Jail, upon the Rcaffold In his
usual ATTIRE and in . very self complacent manner
proceeded to address the crowd in his own justifi
eabion. He spoke to the crowd about two hours
In q very uncsnnected manner-eudeavorpg TO
awaken the sympathies Of the crowd in his behalf
and closed his long and very incoherent harangue
with An appeal to them to manifest desire that
he should be remanded to Jail and have new
trial In furtherance of which he requested those
In favor of his proposition to stand aloof from the
crowd, as he felt assured the Sheriff would not
proceed with the execution, if the popular senti.
ment should be found to be against it. The appa-
rent acquiescence of the Sheriff to this and
unusual proceeding stirred the crowd to an exhi.
bition of some little excitement and cries of "new
trial ."-"hang him y "hang him w were heard
on both sides, and for . moment we feared mob
law would run riot around the very precincts of
our courts of justice. The announcement of the
Sheriff, however, made to the prisoner, that he
could expect nothing from the people, ia this
emergency, however much hjA own or their sym.
pathies were evinced for him, and his proceeding
At once with his duty accordingly, quelled the
rising tumult, and it was not until this moment
that the prisoner appeared to look death in the
fac. His cheek blanched-his frame shook with
tremor-his limbs trembled, and he fell upon his
knees and buried his face in his hands, while the
attending minister, DR.. Laney. approached him
upon the scaffold in performance Of his last sad
duty, and kneeling beside the prisoner, with his
hand upon his bowed head, and sent up in his be-
half an impressive appeal to heaven After this
solemn service the prisoner continued upon his
knees until the Sheriff. finding the last hour of
the time allotted him for the execution, fast ex.
piring, aroused him to his feet, placed the cap
over his tace and in another instant the rome sun
porting the platform was cut, letting the prisoner
down below the heads of the people, and within
few inches of the ground, where the BODY hung
some fifteen or twenty minutes, when it was cut
own.
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SCHDOl1 OE WESs IIG aMH,, NJ TILE ms VIZ;
OGINIA MECHANICS NSTlTuTE..This school
will be opened on or about the 10th of November
next ARRANGEMENTS are now being made for more
thorough end extensive mode Of teaching the pupils
and every thing that necessary, will be done to give
satisfaction to all who attend.
The school will be under the direction Of Mr.. w.
9. PECIvAL, who will be aided by competent -.
sstants. s5-- e
TERMs-e20o per month, payable in advance
Young men wishing to join the classes now forming
will please leave their names ct the oee Of Mr. Per
cival In Godains Building, with J. w. Lewsllen at
the Dispatch Office, or with either one Of the Com.
mit'''' Ta e Ls sA6s1s COMMITTEES mite. on
THOS. H. WYNNE, Of Dedsn.
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I
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
oe 14-Sm C. WAI.THALL, Secretary.

i MICS INSTITUTE will open TOMORROW
NIGHT, "wednesday in the basement of the Uni
versalist Church, Mr.. C. P. BURRuSS, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to
tend scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before that time, will be other
UEL s. CoTTRELL, on Main street, near 18th, or of
J. w. LEwELLEN. the Secretary, who be found
at the Exhibiiisn Hal oyerthe First Market 17th
and Main streets. Parents and Masters should see
that their boys started at the eneement of
the School, in order to get the benefit of the entire
session oc l4-tf
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M OU T. ID NJ DRESSED AND UE.
Nl DRESSED LUMEER-E alvidsre Planing Mills,
on Sth street south OF the Basin in Of the Pc
tersburg Depot.-Planing of all kinds OF lumber,
Toneuing and Growing done In the best manner
Dressed Flooring "a g. 81 and ~ inch thick Shev-
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
BuildsrG MouldinEs dxty different patterns, al.
ways on hand. nx~,,.
..Sm b. q. hOBlNSOco
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EKhsH ARRIVAL OF WHIT K X
l. GOODS-Penitentiary and Maryland Plaid Lin.
ssys; Stanton Jeans; Kerseys; heavy plain Fulled
ing; small check Cssimeres for Boys Vestings; low
priced Coored and Black Cloths for Boys Clothing
styles of winter Prints, the best in the city az
white scarlet and other eolored Fannels all prices
patent seamless Whaebone and Cactus Skirts; Quilt
ed Skirts; bleached and unblesched Sheetings, all
widths Bed Blankets Just received at the establish
ed cheap store to which the attention of buyers
requested. ALFRED MOSES,
no IL o3 Main street.
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fO u sP EP TICS ALI. Hll HANY
SPRINGS WATER--The water from this cee-
DRAFTED spring has, in very short time, acquired
great reputation for the cure of disease Of the dges
tive organs and for the relief of debility
We have the water for sale in Bottles which enable
If taken fresh from the spring.
PURCELL, LADb CO, Druggists,
&C ~ 81 Main street. Garner 18th
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- GENTLEMEN'S THICK SOLE
SHOES Now in store, and selling very
cheap, for the quality, very large and su-
perior assortment of sentlemen's Heavy Winter
Shoes. of various patterns Recolect, at No. 49, four
doors below st. Charles Hotel, opposite side
nos VIM. WALSH.
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NkAND OPENING OF NEW EOUDS!
MILLHISER BRO. having just returned from
New York, claim the attention of the purchasing
nifcent stock Of Foreign and Domestic Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, to be found In any establishment
in the city. The large additions now opening COM
pletss each department. and renders stock unsur
passed in regard to cheap prices. The Good. Sc
fected expressly for USE and diversified
in styles and qualities suit the humblest the
most fastidious. J. MILLHISER BRO,
no1f 1873 Brood ct.
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ferent qualities and brands, CON
stsutly on hand. Cigars Of any description made to
order ct short notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
whara. H. c. g. ZIMMERMAN.
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
qLsm No Ia Broad street.
I ARUs 6 SHINE, "a Main street, have
II lust received q splendid stock of Mahogany and
Rosewood Parlor and Chamber Furniture, (which
can't be surpassed BY any house in tine trade en-
oracius every article IN the line OF
the most fashionable styles and approved workman
ship which they will sell to their country customers
aud the public generally at prices and such terms
a. to give general satisfaction. All they ask to give
them call and examine for yourselves.
% I6-lm
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NEW GROCERY AND C0amIs.sssi,o,sS
IN STORE-Ths subscriber would inform NC 800 ID
Lie thar he has recently opened on aI anSrey .s1
between Wall and nth streets, Shooh .sI,.r.,a
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep s nwpSHcr
hand q general assortment of FAMILY on n..ls ~
RiES, which he will sell at wholesale saa 49,, !,
accommodating terrrs. He vii! s!ao sassns In b
the duties of Commission hereasa5 saS ie,
from his friends He has now in stors fo00 .-Ty
of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTLsn ,,he
which he iryites IN examination nom .hs syyecIp
oc 2S-dlms ). -
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NEW YORK RETA1Lf >Gx HA Y..-6OO
Bales superior article all under deck receiving
per bark Hannibal for sale by
r. II. WHITLOCK SON,
mob Cary and 18th streets.
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< ID. DENOON has for sale 600 Enani.
~. elled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces en-
bIacing Square Topped Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates are of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal. the highest
premium. to SAMUEL d. DENoes for the best speoi-
mems of Crates and Tenders Alao, for sale, large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Moulds, &C. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No Us Main street, between
eth and 9th west side, Richmond. Va. &C R-Su
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IN OZs. HERhlNG,S QUININE--Fer
w ssis BY IF. JACKSON
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SIIIE OE ILENONI.

CaieuUnin District So.
In PROBATE Court holden at ST. Joli,stury ui the
81 u.,N % December y. -. leo:
nASUM lOt NJ Executor of A;,lb Young
lac OF 81. JUiii>OIN, III SAID district, dcCeas
ed. uIike> application ~ said cUuit lor license ~
sell tie o.c vi the rai estate vi SAID deCex,e.,
representing that IL >aic u part i, necessary iUr
the p,.> In- II the ueNt> OF sad deceased AID That
pat c..Vt be sviu wItuut IIyu,v 10 ,iIVse nier
c>,rU III TIE Ienalnucr: !icrcupon, II is Uruered
10y SAID Curt THAI SAID aPpiiC"'ivH come uIucr
CONSIDERATION ana heard HE -OIii day ot DE
CrluDer a. ~. lcoG, al TIE IroOaic CIhtS III 81.
,juIILsbuTt au * Is further UIdcIeu tidt al per
sUs Interested he i!Vtiilcd EcfcUl. Uv publication
oi hotIce vi ihi, nppi!caiion and orueI thereon
tnec weeks successfully III lHL CALkDOHIAN
printed al 81 JUlii>uur,, beVle SAID Time vi li,'-
MS, that tcy li,ay a!lc"r NJ said tiine ana place,
aI.u, IL tlvy see Ctuse, 90 ect thereto.
DN Ike CUUrt.- .ltcSl.
ChALLES >. DANA, Judge OF Probate
a true copy vi kecUru, luIv -
Attest asa L.. FRENCH, Register
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MARRIAGES.

I'll NhNr-Eowkfu-A st. .iohnshury Centre.
Nov IS, by Rev. {. Wou,,housc Mr. Eben l.. Glenn
en', OF 81. .Iohn>hury and Miss Sophia =. Booker
Of Lyndon.
PEcK -PuLsi:UKY-ln Wa,.cn, Nov. 9th al
the residence OF the brides father, bv Rev. \. Ans
dem Mr. Jared Peck and Miss Nancy P.stury, AL
Ui Walden.
UUTCIII>srN-EEYAN- Batavia, Clsrmo,.,
County, OHIO, Nov. 2o;h. by Rev. Mr.. Dunlap
Mr.. W F. Hutchinson, OF Illinois, and Mss Gimme
BRYAN. of Batavia.
EAnIN-bAUtY-In Newburv, Nov Both, BY c
". Cushing. MI Harvey ". Bal.ey, aud bliss Han
nah Jane bailey. both OF Newbury.