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nu.AxcH1 AVIAN Attn PillDoce tail
in washingtns, Dawes eoaniy, lDd'AnA %
Friday night; 18th int. Mr.. hrSeHisT. II
Petersburg, kll from the wiE<iD~ Ia To seeotd
story and VA % .rioasly injured as % cars
be death the ssIt morning 1, Is nPpo-d be
bod sooe to Sueep zbile ses.ed q, The v.Djo~'
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Jan. srArRypy Gvo. ". TovSsySD, e.
SANDERS, known rs "OYsryH Cnlugy six
saiIors, and Jam, Maisssson, escspri frofa
the prison al Newcastle Deleware. Oh WaiD@-
day morning 18th inst. BY "OrsrrS CHhEi.sT
making hole IN the noor into the cell. ao1
coming up through thu s,airs, ~brn b. broke
the locks Of the doors d the otler prisoners.
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DrrxOrr correspondent Of the PvbLe
Ledgs. writing from Detroit under date II
October 18th. say. there ia 10, a single watch
man or policeman in al Detroit, Aeity Of sixty.
five thoosApi inhabitants, and ye, no ineoo-
yen;~pce !. felt from their absenee May the
people br cer,aries ye, 10 better by abNing
than stealing Michigan is III Arcadia of the
Cuitsd StAto-
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The NosrH SrAR-This new st. Anthony
steamer is . complete triumph. She made =
trial trip last Saturday, and went - iar Is Man
ouin. with large number Of citizens from st.
Anthony and Minneapolis on board. She draws
ouly nine inches OF water ahead, ten midship,
and eleven asteru. We learn she will 70 up
the river twice week during the Gall. She
started again last Monday.
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AocIpssr-we under,And plas's-er by
-te nam ~ GRioos, who resides soroe~hsre 10
M lo~~ par, Of tho city and -bo sa' en-
s.ssi in piassering hooss on The ether SIDE
q the river. feil from the scA6ohing @ The
bsild.ng nd .njarai kmssif severely, Yesterday.
He vss heopsfi ov~ hSse 70 the sfseToooo
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RApID GnowTH.-Whilst Out 10 thu coon-
Try, q few days sinee, Ne were shown sone
beautiful specimens Of corn grown in tins v'cin-
.,y, which cam To maturity in JUS, SEVENTY
day. after il was planted. n this ia not an ev.
,dsnce of the adaptation Of our .oil &c growing
corn, vc do not know What h. To most Il the
u,adle States il takes FOO. months ior this crop
20 perfect itself.
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'""' W Ef""i'Fe ""d M" fHfhrhp No..
s~ar the American Hotel.
NJ GNtb..t,.s.sH-.s, s..... ...4.,ts ~. q.
Ats nov op.aiss ths,, In,ss spa cacf,liy s,lso,s
."st CONSULTING 10 part II teatinR asar se,es ai
r.. , r,s ."a ..' spp,"s Ps,ls. isa ila,s "a
B'1s's ami Tinaed shoot ,otpe., sheet I,rS' rbs.,
len saJ Nails Il all sl,Ss WtoJos tIiss, and ..s
whiis LEAD and klse rs,at-. MsoIia Repss. Sc
fAHMisG tMrLEMESTH
such "a Flows, Guliiysior and Throw Teeth tF,,,
Cssiis- seythss and snaihs, isat AMI Gar,sa Hnt
Two, Three, #ad tesf prngsi nstmss ant ta.t s,o.i
tosss shovsis, spsdrs, PEAS, Asiiects, ursh a.
,ana n.., H.y Knives s''"' 'u't'f-. Pruning shear,
HEAVY HARDWARE,
Apsiis, Wees, Hsiio~s. Hand sni sfeaFa tfaunots
Ass., n.,shsss, h..p- l,lea, .srtae- spring s.a
fs Carriage and ti~ Bolts wsgan Bosss, Cr,,w B.,.
oai, log aud fu'pP Chains Gisesn raHps Wen Wheel
sna h"'.s,, as~.. Ea.'asli.d ana i'sara pressed
Kettles iiniips Ware generally sal and tirs itnn-
A.. sG, ALTO general s-sottIarnf u
JApAksED AND TiS.wAnE
Al s"''s II Tin, tappsf haa shssi Iron asss f.
I'M. s'oct vs hs.s ps'shasd almost e-giaseis ,,sa
ne ha""'aets's,', aud are therefore .asb" b. ell
the io~ed satss
THIS public are respectfully invited ~ es and AMIN
hst.1~ ba,iss elsewhere Isls.vtf
ATOTiCt--ID JOHN tDRHii.AN. PAHktE
~ Paine, u u. Bss-i, W N Rsssr.lw d. Ma.,ot.
" s"i 5'b.'- ssi,hs Il, '<aEs - itais'ii7 ii
hs % parcels o i.sd In The 10y II ssio Fail
street bsfsisahst described
whsrs~s, ten rssidspt Gseirt- 81 The tes api usri
In The tity q FAINT fan hsse, By peuta ,,ps,aep,.
:" -N"mm"" couae that y he necessary 10 ,sse b.
public 10. IN ssi Ward, rsf,sln Jiscs ~ iaas snr
sisht H. ~'isn Robert street follows 'oH,inrusn
st The sa'ih vest ~ FOURTH si,a noss st-s,
,hsass rssivsfdiy sSnx said Fsa,ih Jesi Int fit h..
ihenas nortssfaiy. Parsst With kslsst street sbaa
~ hubefei snd ninety i've tIatJ isst ~ fn stree,
ibs.cs esr'ssriiy 10 h,ert street taar ~ Ret thsncs
,a,h.a,dy sh,ss H,'tcfi street To plss. Il bssin
Ming, bsing strip ~ lsni In front lots sns ~ AMI
sixteen isD, 10 bies ssbtre tisJ rsist pHai pfeIss
i'of 's"' deep soi extending from fDa''h - IN street
so- thsfefo~, y,s. ths>psr.ons above NAMED. al
other psr-ens Interested bsttiH. hereby hottie
that on WsiHfaisy. The 'SrHty Ssh daT u N"frn'f
sssi Al ten eliza In te fsrsssSH II Inst aaF ~
piir sileB ~ be- asis brisif0f Aai4 pettnAsfs,
the Hoe Ass. si,.sbarnr, Jpdse Il The pslfirt sraft
u Hso-sy county fr ibs appointment IL twelve aafs
10 view IN. pr.ails.s 80 Jstsrnitas whether u Wit
be hsessssfy Ia tats HBy rFisH ~ bs hf the Hss
and pufppsss spssiasi 10 said p-,iu"a.
~ order II be ,i,DHisn aaneh,
bet eds4gs 4. tDTJER. Gt'y rast
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MONETARY, The advance, says the New
York journal n Commerce. In the value 81 bar
silver abroad has created demand for small
silver coin Tor export 10 Cuba md other points
south, and premium has bccn paid Tor dimes.
which will pass for 'he same rs shilling pieces,
ll2's cents when q latter are scarce. This
has led 10 the impression that silver change Is
scarce, and can only b. secured at prcniun'
This is not 80 silver change can be obtained
a, the United States Mint at Philadelphia in
exchange for gold at par, and merchants aud
others who want ii for the purpose ol change
can procure II IN sums of $50 or 500 at the
sub treasury IN this city without charge In "a.
change tor gold
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SsGSdMIn Hs,nafc Sen,in 0ry.

NIlsi4 y IN
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT igh aAaer an en- 9 cat osff,. Of
yii.hsi ts.shsIs iasructnn viii b. given Ia AZ
th. branches tsasht ~ thu sJsst and beet tea,l ,
iSSss - u. sozsify fHl"st psyssis gsafisfJ 10
fsssnes ~ Tire tstss 81 similar tsstitaitgns the EsH
The iasttstioa siil e.nsasl IT the Ptlmafy pspau
Hsnt i.r Children and young Gifis anil the ,oiesise
iof JDuns ladies Tie 81 study sfbFsrss Sataisi
reisssss, M.ihsmsiie. HsiIss tsiifss Eststsa alta
fSeash. usfissh aud Itsiiaa
sopsrnf fssiItsa fsf The acquisition ~ Tho FIyc AT,
vs. hsse, In lie vsrt0as dc psrtgsntsI PsiatiBg tia
fss,s 90 Water Casr. prs~iss, Linear tfayol,ihirs
80 Foiy shfomsiies War frsh OF Fts~sr. Elnbrs.d
sfsss pspirr hsshs f,ib. waft Tho Tesshsrs ale
all l.is. psfsnes 10 IN. bgst Fsrasl~ BsmInssss n
The EA.t
sssii HaBabeg Of Yeaog Ladies cas- ro..iby be &c
sonmad.sd 10 The family ~ tie Principal fsr sou.
ring rooms ~ .teaisss. apply Al wlassW sisuse. 10
suxz5dAs u. N. EMiTii. a i,s,.
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A ToccHIxo ScESg.-Tbere occurred al our
place, this week. says the Red Wing Gazette,
one Of those scenes which calls forth the sym
pathetic feelings Of gladness or JOY from the
hearts Of mankind, the circumstances were as
follows: ii sru,s that a gentleman ''on, The
east. came to Minnesota some siI months since.
and made himself claim near Farribault -
His friends came on this fall, and got separated
On the ears between Chicago and Dunleith. II
81 happened that this gcn,eman's wife aud MS
friends family came up on the Lady Franklin
and the gentlemen IN another boat; the gentle
men came on to Hastings expecting to ind
them there, but could gain no information Of
them; supposing they had gone to Fsrrlbaui'
they FASTENED there, but again could get no u
Jings of the loved ones; they hurried back To
Hastings, Just IN sason 10 learn OF the loss o.
the Lady Franklin. Nearly besrtbroken with
lear and sorrow, they came down To our town
on the frs, steamer, arriving here just n, day
break. and Fastening IN the Red Wing house,
whose names should meet their ,sarful gaze Int
those Of their lost ones. With shou, 81 glad
ness that brought the landlord from his bed,
apd awakening all in the house, they dancsi
about like children. quite tsside themselves with
Joy.
To the landlords inquiry Of what they
peau, =" they replied, "Oh, sir, ~e are not drunk,
but are % glad, and then came 'bs eIp'ans-
ton On looking at the register il vas '"uni
Cha, their frieods and companions had Ieft the
providing morning sor Farribsult so the
happy men FASTENED after them
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Com Btrrys--1hi, very N o,s,ary article
q food fN The table, We ubdsrs,and. 10 bscom
ing quite scarcs in the city. and hosSelaJ.r.
complain ihs ba,tr which tbsy snd 10 thu mar
Ike, !, m, n an good quality a. they ~ooi
Ike TO buy II Sme I.rSnn would make 4 hi,
basiD~s To psfeia~ large quantity 81 butter
Il The fr., quality, al p0,n,s tslo~ ai,i ,hp
), 10 ths ,Aa,'' be would rraI1. hsplow
pvr, by tbs inves,msh,.
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liisKss ~ SrsatoH CLAyros.---Ihc \ V
Times announos the serious. aud II Is feared Ia
tai illness OF Senator ciANros. oi Delaware --
The Delaware STATE R,ro,te, Of Tuesday last
saya.
MIR. Clayton, We understand la. bcn con
lined 10 his room, at the residence oi Mr. Com
gys, IN this town, iof two ~ thrce weeks past
~ the particular nature Of his complaint ",
hayc mol been informed bui his phyricians ihpk
it doubtful whether be- viii ever entirely recoy
81. On saturday lasi h. Joined the Ifesbyte
rnn Church, and TOOK the sacrament. in his
apartment"
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BEAR KrILED.--A hear weighing about $50
pounds, says the Prescott Transcript, was kill
I'd in the Big Woods, on Rush river the other
day, by Mr. CHARLES W. HILL, after sharp
contest, in which Bruin received tour rife shots
and Ratchet in his brain. Mr.. Hut dressed
the animal and brought it to town. and found
ready sale for il at ten cents per pound
closing the operation by sending the printers a
luscious bit of ten pounds or SO, for which we
,cnder him and it, bearer, HENRY 1'EAcHour,
a considerable amount ofthanks. Our "CHAR-
Ky and our wife divided the present betwixt
the fat and the lean. and in the evening, en- go
ing home to tea, Mrs Editor exhibited TO our
admring gaze about three pints Of the incest
hair grease that was ever seen. Our calcutta
lations nrc that we are bound to shine. -
We understand that the bar" meat was at'
tended to in the other family with great stin~.
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Nam Aass;- :. rt.yee. Is ann o;. l,r,. here.
says thu Stillwtaer ta,on. which bids fair ult.
matcly to result IN the erection OF good hotel
building IN this city our lriond E.M GRs1:
try, PROPOSES that, II the citisrns raise bonus
Of $4,000, he will Pu, up building on Main
street worth $4,000. At the present writing
over $4,000 have been subscribed. and the Pros.
l'cct ia that the whole amount will yet bc ob
tanned Joan McktHck, Esq, subscribed
~ 600 and donates the ground. on condition
that the proposed hotel be bnit On a specified
portion OF h.s mill property X. +. srAod'rER'
WI understand. also puts down 81 900, No do
TmoNrsos, PARkER a Mowsa while Capt
lloicosBk ami X. Sisrsos each subscribe $500
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- 10 Propose. Ell H. received
ssti he tsiuy Hfri ofOfbisf ios the senies sspsr
.,f.e,afs 81 btars the h-.,s-ppa River Fisos
All sJseiss ~ 81 tue nks de Pot
,oes J, p. sgwAIJ,
~ f.al od fdtwtJl Eas,ss.r \, r.sl u,ias. Go.
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NV Posf Osricrs.-A new post once, we
learn from Hon. II. ". RicE, has been estab-
lishsd at Young America, 10 the county Of
Carver, and R. n. KENNEDY appointed post
matter
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inssm We wssh,astoa uaise, ostebst sal
Miahly Important from u smsHs -l'eAec
aud uwtcs Restored -s:oSeruor Gcary-
Letter.
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\ SAP SoEsE.. The Office of the Son,lrrn
Michigan steamers, IN this city. WIS yesterday
the thcaicr Of "a Scene well calculated to move
the most obdurn'o hcnIi Two young men
irom Michigan ,Hopr there in aaaf.b 81 their
father Il apIsars that be- lcft home son,cilmc
last suun.' - isI, friends In this state. Ills
sons were Ia follow HIM this fall unLn ysii
and return with hlm to Michigan. Pursuant
10 arrangement, they lcfi home icw days since
and passed eastward through this city On
reaching Their destination they learned much
Ia their surprS' that their father had lrii son,o
time sinf' Ia return home. The painful lear
AT ones flashed upon their mind. that hs might
have been on board the III fitted steamer N0,h
ern Indiana, az the time oi his leaving Ia return
WAS about the time III that sal Occurrence
They reiurned 10 this city and nj oncr v,Sibsi
the olIoc ol ''apt iorbes WHERE the paper
relating 10 thu lost on the Northern lBdaba
are kept They aoon found IN the proc rIiugs
d the Corouer a, Detroit perfect description
81 their father nfn0ng those who were loet md
their bodies recovered The sal reality II biz
loss was then forced opon them. AMI ihcy ut
once hbwed their mapiIDd and sept like chil
Ircn at The bereavement Tbs stouisst hrDf,
could moi resist the painful influence 81 the
scene, snd mprc than one syhpa'hiziHg tear
was dashed ASIDE from strangers choks Al boing
spectators 10 the touching scene BvG Re-
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landing, ssiat iaai--h nkIuIE, toprirtaf
lihsins tskea the sho,e iiots ani Thoroughly r,pt
ted snd teiatnishsd it, NJ hnlos hes. to ,nIra tho
e'tssn. ri saint ieel and tha ra,elng public that he
~ now r'ePstrd 4" accommodate s,th bon, lea. AN.
traveller, IN n,anhsf unsurpassed IN tho ,ity III
liable shall alwsss he supplied With tho best tho ns,k
affords Tbs ieaiien "i the Hotel being iB,wraia,sls ~
hont ~ thu STEAMBOAT landing, a,a w the bisuss
po,iian Of tho city, maAes u particularly dra skle o.
h"s" Who ~h to aerpT 90 boats irsusae, hunips.s
~ t"e Wv aus b,Awu
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Farribault is improving rapidly, Every
branch Of trade is doing well. The streets arc
crowded with farmers teams. loading and un
loading their articles Of home and foreign
growth.
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MoRE LIoHr-We are 10 receipt, by the last
mail, Of the first number Of the Chatfeld Re-
publican new paper just started at Chatfeld,
in this Territory. under the editorial charge OF
II. W. HoLLry. Esq. The Rsp,.bilean, as its
name would indicate, is out for JONI {. FRE-
MONT, and WV. l.. DAYTON. The number be.
fore us is well printed, and its editorials give
evidence OF ability on the part Of its editor
We can't wish the Republican success politi-
cally. but pccuniariy we do.
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IMPROVED LITTLE GIANT CORN \ Co,,

Il PLANTATION bILL---irios s..iussa The sut.,fI
bsr has purchased reia.,s Ixht Of t~trtot, tsf al.
10 the west n the sbvve celebrated lis, and . rfs
pared 10 msash them st all tines sslhef shsls.sIs .,
fstsii guaranteed, 10 the nsa.t positive nannef
hls nov more hss year since the Li,tle Giant
sac 'su"dsssi to the rssie, during vheh time "a hs>
tsss constantly Efosipx M the public favor
ihs improvements ssesBtiy Effected Ahi psteatsd,
nshs the most ysitset machine oaefsd ~ sssl
essi lara sss. u 10 tsfsi.k.d saasisis ready ts
tsh bldg teen, and weighs % fiIloss NJ. 4, xsb No
;, Nv No y, 600 No 4, 500 yosnis. TwcHly
"tss sfs somesst 10 ssi UP ~ithost rlsehshiSa-
All AMI wien ones ADJUSTED u can with sa<ty b. ca
trusted 10 o boz. Fal dtsetion. Hysny esali sai
PiICLS
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~, ,-,,l -.
"' 'o"""'"s s's''!"s ~''' vas 'e'N''e>
oy the SECRETARY VI State on The I'D uit W.
hasten TO lay il before our rra.lcrs. that th,
vlal ,s,ip,s may he h..rl which .r,,,,cs Nh
,h..,,,J.' A., 49,, -. -,
""~"''! '""' s'A'e ~"' qa''' "a'' wv" 'V
siorvd IN hansas Comment on the energy
promptuoSs and irmness ON the part oi Cover
NOR Gs,sy. which Inv, br,u,h, ahou, this han
~, 81, !. ,. ~, - :. ~.
~ ,''"' = ""''S''' "'' '"'''~ !" "''
highest eo'"g'am
ENkclrnH DEPARTMENT,
loconpton. h T.. Oct 10. 1886.
StR Your letter ~ the sd ultimo, IN re-
ply to mine of the 9TH mi your topographic
dispatch Of the a,th ultmo. IN reply To my let.
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FisE.-Aboats O'Clock on wednesday even
ing the citizens Of St. Anthony were aroused
by the ringing Of bells and the cry OF fire. II
proved to be the slaughter house owned by the
Messrs SIMPSON. but when discovered 1t was
too late to save anything The loss will he
heavy, as there was u large amount Of meat in
the building, and oil the tallow and hides which
had accumulated during the past season.
They had been butchering during the day
and il is supposed lett fire 10 the stove, from
which the building caught
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/ 4 St!SpJ.tH SsHs'Sf1 ,.N.i1.;is- ailt44,.,
a hpf'r"f % hs ah.se ropuat snd conscious sstsb
'i.hment woud respectfully annnun,s 10 ne rauan.
aud 'hs Pael generally ha, Ia order " tho
~ the travelling eoms,nntv, he vii IN aud aief the
hfst OF Notemhet neat, feJ~c N. pti,e hlist
aud my een's pct day al the he begs ts 49,
sufe bic friends that there viii be ia.aaitaa ~ HE
taus ~ Please IN the II, ic epintsit wbicb IN.
can iioas. all thai dies, class bn,si ,ai. iet
Nav dastt n LONG is,nu,tat...
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Officers Of boats plying In the trade between
this city, Dunleith, Dubuque, and Galcns, re-
port immense piles of freight at the three latter
ports, ready for trnnshipment to this place. -
So great is the quantity waiting to come for
ward that boats have great difficulty in staving
it of. and many of them weigh anchor, leaving
piles Of merchandise Oh the levee. Owners OF
vessels now complain OF too much business
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~, toMrt ,'.s;a.Ans arwamp.

NTNNVCD IKHW TIIE FANN ~ IHE N Ilxt m
~ bct Nv" MITES south east OF The iowe Of Mnnetnr
Ia. tiraaspia eoaay, aboa, the hah at Iuiv last fna
phen, onc light Ted, sad lsge LHn,b "a hia gamble
aio', Smother deep red with te~ white spot. aai nn
nrp"d he'n another shssiant, fe ~ hsht br,wu sth
branded 10 ons he,n the either !. deep red vit
'"na b'nsd bWHs, whoever will re,ain sati nxen co.
give infarmson by addressing the snhscther At fa,
An,hoa, as viii lead IN Tho recovery " the SANE. shall
| receive the above reward. joins ONnuHN.
Nav tswats
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TRIAL TRlr.--The North Star. H. f. b.
Nash's new up river steamboat, commanded
by Capt A. r. Young, says the ST. Anthony
Republican made trial trip last Saturday 49,
A goodly number of the people Of st. Anthony
and Minneapolis accepted . courteous invita-
ton to the Excursion. The Star went up
nearly to Manomin and though she struck
some sand. bars 10 the evcr-changing chan
p,l her first effort is pronounced satisfactory.
She draws about inches Of water ahead, 10
mi,l-ship and IL as,ern being unquestionably
oflighier draught than any other boat on these
waters. We hear that the Star is to rcvolve"
between here and Sank Rapids twice week.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-11-06
GROCERIES.

A l.. i.ARPkNTEUR. WHOLESALE GRO
AZ tkR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner
~ th'rd and JseA~oa s,reet, Ss,at Paul, z.
As IN st,rv aud 10 Arrive lasus and ecmplsts stock
81 e'0eefies. Provisions, weelen Ware. &e, ~ which
Vie a''~etoa u The r,.as 10 particularly requested
TITS ,eeA consists In part Il The tio~,as articles which
sv "h'fei 81 the very lo~ss, watkrt rsts.
AZ Asx. shsss bet,sr !ast aapkEa patk~ss Powders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-26
MARRIED.

EAMEs-CLARK-On Wednesday, Dec H. BY the Re- Je,'e
T. Peek al his residence. No ST. Greete street hnfoeIt
New Yorh to Mss Eliza Clnk OF Bethany Conn.
tti; city on Wedns.day Dec.
MEMO Cal, TO Kate A. daughter of the late Stephen
TerfuI Of this city,
NATTER EAHAN,0n Thur.daX Dec; % Oy ,Se kss.
Jobp H. Kfebbs d. d. MI Joseph W. Manner aud MISS ms
Ma A. MahaD, all Of this city.
sMITH-BALDwINI this city. on Taesdsy, Dec 70 In the
street Reformed Dutch Cbu,ch, by the Rev
Ann T. Van Nest, Edward d. O. Smith NJ D., Of Newark,
Nj TO M,rsaie,V N, daughter Of the late Rev. Eli Bald
win D., granddaughter If Abraham Van Nest esq
ttisci'y.
TAYLOR-WARREE-At Troy. Tuesday, Dec. o. by the
Rev Dr. kennedy George NJ. Tay Tor 70 Mss Sarah only
daughter Of HenrI Warren, esq, all OF Trey.
wILMOT-MoORE-On Sunday, Dee q. by the Rev Tpos
Mson Mr.. Chsres Wimo Of this city, 10 Miss ka Moore
formerly Of Philadelphia
WHHELER-HAGNEY-On Tburrday Dec. 1s by the Rev
Mr. Hncox Richard Wheeler 10 Adelaide g., daughter
the late CointiUs R. Hasuey, ESQ., all of this city.
WINNE-GRIFFEN-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday evening
pee a. BY the Rev. Mr.. Smelling, Mr. T. " Winnie Of New
York Miss Isabea MIla daughter Of Cornelius GIfrn
eIq Of Brochyn.