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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
The Rsrlrnl

The gracious revival which has bsss
going On in the Presbyterian chure5
for the past three weeks, 10 still plS.
crossing. Many df our best and laa.,
influential citizens have been mada
to bow at the feet BIZ Jesus, ii WHOM
they have found grace. About on
hundred and fifty sbuls have been cos.
verted 70 God. and many are yet seeE
ing peace. Thereis intense religious
excitement throughout the CONT,
and immense crowds gather to hear
the word OF G9d. We lave ueys,
Witnessed so much feline and SINGER.
ity, and may never witness il agaia.
one knows when the meeting wig
break up.-Lescisbayg Czr6nies.
/ II r. xxi z 4EeN %" IEMEEIEE =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
b. !. Church seaIh.l

Ii is proposedto build a new Cbn,a
in the town Of Eewisbnfg, for the ~
ofthe members and friends Of the n
E. Church South. We know MAJ
ing Of the site on which the Chm.
Is proposed to be built, nor the ebs.
.acter Of the building to be- erecsss
but Of this we feel sure, that The mon
ey fer the building will BEL raise
speedily: Over @llgV0 WIS subscdb
ed in a9ieW hours sitter papers wei,
put mi circulation and the feeliuS
manifested indicated clearly that SUE
G 50 would follow. We hope Ii,
LelossJsyg GiTonfcZs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Conrs

AMALGAMATIoN.-Jndgc Conrad,
ofIowa City, was applied to one day
last week BY d full blooded six-foot
negro for a marriage license. On in
qniry, 1t was found that he had in
charge d air-haired Young white girl
whom He wished to marry. Judge
with considerable temper, showed
Itheapplicant che door, and informed
him that amalgamation was not fash
ionable in that portion Of the State.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Steamer Barnt-Thfee Hundred Lire
Last.

QuEBEc, june 27.-The steamer
Montreal was burnt yesterday near
Cape st. Rogue. She had on board.
FIVE hundred Scotch emigrants; three
hundred and Fifty Of whom are SUB
posed to have been drowned or burnt.
The captain and crew were saved.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

JoHN s. CARLmE.-The last we
heard Of this gentleman he was at
Parkersbnrg in this State, pouring
out his blessings on Kanawha county
ia a geryptous, Christian Strain,
for the nearly e Distribution oftlleir
votes between himself and Jenkins,
Ills competition. During the canvass
Mr.. Garlic urged with great earnest
ness. the principle and polieyo Of stair
and equal distribution and it Was
asserted BY his friends that his views
had taken strong hold on the public
mind. The people Of Kanawha, it
seems, have indeed nobly responded
to his distribution arguments By di-
yiding the Congressional vote |oftheir
county with i nearer approximation
to equality than could have reasonably
anticipated.-R ich. EramiAer.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
ANOTHER PAcIFrc RAILRoAp.-

ANOTHER PAoIFIc RAILRoAD.--A
new Pacific railroad company was or
ganized at Omaha early In the pros
ent month, under the Nebraska ter
ritoria1 law, for the construction of a
railroad 10 the south pass. Gen. Bob
inson, Of Pa, il President, and NJ.
Hosmer, Of Ohio, Secretary. The
capital is to be- SEQ, 0oO. 900.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

The County Court Of Prince Ea-
ward, on Monday, unanimously
agreed to raise the salary ofthe Com.
~monwcalth's Attorney, from 5000 e
800.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
SWAN & cos LOTTERIES.
The Host Brilliant scheme tFtt Drawn
Capital Prize 500, o0oii Tickets caly $40

wv
SA
Owing to the great favor with xlati out
~ Single Number Lotteries have 1een ii
ceiyed BY the public, and The large demand
for Tickets, the manakers; S Swan &Co.K
will have drawing eadh Saturday throushouI
the year..
The following Scheme will be sdrawn.it
each Of their Lotteries for July, 1851.
Glass 80, \.
To u. drawn in the CITY Of Atlanta. Geofgia.S
in public, on SATGRDAY. JuIyHtl, Is57
Glass ~,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Geo, ID
pnbic, on SATURDAY, July nth, iss7s4
-
Class As,
To be drawn in the citf 81 Atlanta, Geo, il
public, ON SATURDAY. Jnly 18th 1871.
Class 46,
To be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Geo. ii
public on!SATURDAY, July 25tb, iS57.~b
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand Three Hundred ond
Thirty Priznsl I
Nearly One Prize to EErfY Vine Tickets
MAGNIFICENT sCuEMEt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

IFATAL STORM. The Cumberland
Telegraph is informed that's tremen-
dous storm visited portion Of Bed
ford county, Pa, lying along Brush
Greek, during the past week. Besides
tile damage doneto the growing crops,
which were in many localities entire
ly@ destroyed, fences honses, mills,
barns, stables, and other property
were washed away. Brush Creek is
said to have risen to an unprecedent-
ed height and the food bore away
every thing that impeded its angry
march. The information further
states that two families were carried
off inrtheir houses, and as nothing had
been heard Of them since the catas,
trophe, they are supposed to have
been drowned.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
KrLLEp BIZ LIGHTNING. II the

KILLED By LaGHrNfNo.-Durin the
storm on Monday enen1pg, q young
man, named jackson, living with
Mr.. James Whitehurst, on the Hun
ter farm, about two miles west OF
London Bridge, in Princess Anne
county, was killed by lightning
When discovered, he was lying life
less on the parlor floor, with bis head
against the mantlepiece, hip hair
being partly burned off.
The fluid passed down one of the
chimneys of the old farm house,
doing considerable damage killing
also q flock ofducks, that were in the
yard, near the base Of the chimney.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

A gentleman who lately passed
through Scott and Lee informs rs
that the prospect IS Aattering, Il both
oil those counties, for beautiful CROPS
of wheat, corn and grass.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
10 NJ Drawn EAcn slrUkpAr IN 3rLrl
wNoLE TICKETS S1ei uALtrs s.; aieRTrRs 81
Plan of the BotterE

The Numbers from / to 10000, eorrespon-
ding wlth those Humbers on the Tickets prin-
ted ON separate slips Of paper, are encifcied'
with small tin tubes and placed in one wheel
The first 262 Prizes, similarly Printed and.
eneireled, are placed insanothef wheel.
The wheels are then reyolyed, and a num-
Der is drawn from the wheel OF Numbers, and
lat the same time 4 Prize is drawn from the OH
ct wheel. The Number and Prize lrawas6utl
are opened and exhibited to the audience and
registered by the Commissioners the PTizs
being placed against the Number draws y
This operation is repeated until all the PrizeS
are drawn out.
Approximation pTizes..sThe two prece4
ding and the two supceedingN umberst 10 those
dfa wing the first LII Prizes viii be entitled 10.
the SO Approximation Prizes. For example )
lie Ticket No. I1250Idraws the 10000 Pfize5
Those Tickets numbered l124s, IIs49, if25f5
1882. will each be entitled to S225. ifTiek
let No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize. those
Tickets numbered 54S, $40, 55f, $50 Will:
each be entitled 10 $500, and So. on accord
TO the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of SO will be Determined
hy the last figure of the Number that dfaus
the $4,000 Prize. For example, ifthe Mum
Der drawing the s60000 Pfize ends %ith Na.
III then all the TieKets, where the number
ends in 1, will be entitled to 500 If Inc
Number end with 2, then all the Tickets
wherethe Number ends ID 2Nil be entitled
to $50. and So on toll
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the
tollnwing rates, which is the risk:
CeTtihcate Of package oflpEhole tickets $50
HEAT E "a q IN half &fele an
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

IIE GoyERNoRsHIP or GEoRaIA.-
The Democratic State Cpnvention at
Millegeville has nominated Judge
Joseph Brown for Governor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07

FaTu. RoIsoNRG.-A few days ago
a .case If poisoning was brought to
Ii ght iii chesterfield county, which
involves ale most diabolical schemes
of slow poisoning that has ever been
recorded. We learn from the Peters
burg Express thatthe entire family Of
Mr.. Edward Gill, Of Chesterfield, re-
siding ab9at five miles from Peters
burg. wers taken with some alarming
aud mysterious illness and upon 9
consultatinn of physicians, it was de-
cided thattIe sickness was pro lnced
by somb Mind of poison. 1An exami-
nation was instituted, and it was dis
covered thst tile cook, whose apart
met,ts wets siaged by another negro
woman aIH1 a negro man, had secre.
ted in llet house several boxes and
walls epntaining sugar Of lead and
carbonateIs Of lead, both slow but
deadly .pnisbnB. There being nc
doubt that this was the poison used,
the. NEGROES we're taken into custody
and LODGED III the Petersburg jail
Sir. Gil family consisted a month
AGO III himself and wife, and six chill.
drcn. About four weeks ago the
youngest Aild died Of the mysterious
sickness, Mld aEfew days ago the iie21
ID the Nqlgest also died. The. two
eldest ehtldren are dangerously i'll
nov. ThH other members of The
family ara recovering.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
10 quarter %
10 eighth q 10

IN ORDERING FfcKFrs or CERriffcATEg.-
Enclose the money to our address foE the
Tickets ordered, ON receipt Of which they will
be forwarded by first mail Purchasers can
have tickets ending in any figure they MAJ
designate
The Listof Ora wn Numbers and Prizes win
Pc sentt 10 purchasers immediately after draw
ing.
UPufchasers will please write their signar
tufe plain, and give their Post Once, County
and State
EJRemember that every Prize is drawn and
parallel in full without abduction
uAll prize Of SiQ00 aud under, paid i'm
meaiateEy aler the dFa wing-other prizes AZ
the usual time OF thirty days.
All commit hicstioHs strictly confidential
Address 0rders for Tickets OF Certificates
to S. SWAN & CO., atlanta, Ga.
uASliA of Numbers that are dawn hcn.
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize thsk
each one is entitled "a will be published atei
every drawing, in the following pspe9;-
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Rsgisieii Char
lestonlstandsrd, Nashville Gsxette, Atlantis
alnteiligencen New York Weekly bay hnok.
SaEannah M4Ining News Riehmond pspatcn
and New York Dispatch.
April J. 1911.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
Bank Failures.

WI are indebted to JoHN s DYE Of
fhe oval Street Broker fol- tie follow
ing. which We copy from an extra Of biz
dated June rs.
The Bank Of South Royalton, South
Royalton failed this day al 10 o'clock,
A dispute among the stockholders has
caused illegal investigation. Thus the
bank has been enjoined. The notes arg
secured BY deposit Of Virginia State
Stocks and bonds and mortgages.
Our advice Is not to sacrifice On the
Nils. a Nj think them worth near par.
Also the Seneca County Bank, Tifin,
Ohio, has failed.
All the securities Of this Bank have
been taken, and used by the defaulting
Treasurer; tie bills may be get down AZ 4
worthless, unless the State makes up the
defalcationso Of its treasured, which amount
10 100000. we think As people Of
Ike great State Of Ohio wiiH make ap III
Deficiency.
Also the Zimmerman Bank, Elgin.
Canada, has closed its doors. The grea'
bribery and corruption has cast a darl
shadow over it. II was conceived in sin
and has died Of its own poison.
A package 81 $1,000 has been lost o
stolen Of the Metacomet Bank, and is ad
vertised as being ffties numbering from
414 to 432.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
KANAWHA VALLEY STAB

sTHE CRoPs IN wv AsHIEaroN Cot
The Wlieat crop in this county will
be, from what We can learn, says the
.Abingaom Democrat, about q tar
average, jhdging from present indlt
cations nsome portions it is quite
unprofnising, while in others it is uni
usually fine. Oats generally promise
well. andi corn, though backward,
looks healthy and vigorous. The
grass Ii u~ncommonly fine.
GEoaoItA.-A correspondent writ
ing FROM Savannah, says:
The crops along the road looks re-
markably well Wheat presents 4
good ab~psarsance, and corn Is coming
81 very vel. Af1ittle rain would b
ofservicenow
A lake EalI will bring Q inc crop q
cotton. File cotton market here j
pretty much AT a stand still, very liz
tie changing hands.
ARMg WORM IN n NORTHUMBERLAND
"A correspondent Of the Alexand4riI's
ESentinAl writes, that the army WORN
|is yeryEdestructi We at this time, en-
|tirely destroying Large fiells Of corr
in one DR. two days, and seriously IN
Turing fhel wheat. The farmers haNl
a hard iime pfi II.
Cons CeoPs.The corn crops alon4
the Rarpahannock river between
FrodcrickAburg and Port Royal areil
d h~oarshing state, and give promIs'
Of i luSntant yield. The rain OF Sun
day night was of great service.
The Wheat crop Of South Carolina
ii is said, EMill be the largest this sea
son ever harvested in that State!
I&4HEA- H. ID &FN&WA HMH8tG }Ere
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-07
The CfoDs TIrOashout The Country.

The Fairfax News saws: 1.-THE in.
formation gathered this week, from
gentlemen attending Court, in refer
ence 10 the Wheat crop of this coan-.
.ty, is equally as nnpromising as was
represented BY tis some weeks since.
The farmers are cncountering fornaid+
able foes to their success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
SECOND EOAsD.
TUESDAY. May l9-P. Ii.

There wa. an irregular, and in some stock, an
exciting market to-day with large amount OF trans
actions The general tendency, however, was down.
ward which under the favorable character o. the
Rank Statement and of the foreign adyices by the
Araro and Niagara was not generally anticipated
The pripcjpa interest of the street centered IN the
movement in Southern Michigan and Cleveland and
Toledo The latter under free supplies vi cash stock
sold down TO CO.. The bull attempt of the last few
DAYS has probably eliminated In Southern Michigan
the sales were $500 shares, all but 100 shares OF
which were sold regular and for CASH The quantity OF
stock offered exceeding the demand The market fell
of TO 66l at the Second Board end after recovering
TO OF fell off again in the street to o6! ke was "a
Their active and opened strong 1t was daI after the
Second Board. closing al iOl. Central was
firm at S63 So. which j better Galena, Mich
icap Central and the Western shares generally
are heavy. The scarcity Of Illinois Central
Cash Stock continues and the market today
advanced again to 1891. The movement IN Climber
land continues but the market was not very frm. The
only sale of State Stocks of importance was $4,000
Yirripa At OIL Missouri sold at ST. A the close Of
business aft.r the Second Board, the market,
on account of the storm, was very dull, and lower
prices prevailed.
The business in Exchange for the present packet
has been TO considerable extent and toe market closes
steady Sterling ga 81 y cent Francs, 5S!3 5l7!.
The supply of bills was good.
Freights are better To liverpool, 5000 bushel,
Grain. in ships bags at 3D. 800 bales Cotton at
at os. Cd 3s. T. bale 30 balss Sea ltland a, I'll.
To Glasgow. 400 bhls. Resin at =. To Antwerp
600 bbls. Rosin at IS q. 50 btls. Ashes a; 25s
To Bremen. 500 bales Cotton at &c.. 1000 Hgat Pipe
Slaves at SIG; 500 bbls Ros;o at =. To Rotterdam
200 bbs. Resin at Ss. TO Hsvre, 100 bales Sea
Island Cotton at ic. Rum at &c. ship from s..
Stevens TO London, with Deals, a, 7Os ship from
Charlat.on 10 Amsterdam, with Spar, Timber, Sc.
at $40.
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was Receipts
sls6. s74 a. Payments, sses,l67 5ii Balance, sl9.
III $40 rs
The Arago brought sls5 900 in Spanish gold. The |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
DIED.

sATEs-Afsr lingering illness Monday aheru00n may
The fIieSes Of h. f4ny iho:e .onn.w Ieo9s
H. Cuhen invited TO s.nt h fS an is' synSe
BEACH-On SUNDAY morning May 49, At y eelosi , wN.a.
Beach .ou-inls~ Of sarah and John Chapman o. -
burgh, after long and severe Illness
CAREY-On Monday May H. Teresa Maria lFeHs daughter Oh
Patrick and Sarah Carey, aged 10 years .
CALLAGHAN-On Sunday, May H. Walter cLlishAn in the
S6tb year Of bis age. -,
DEvNY - On Monday morning, May 49, OF eonsamP1OH'
Michael Devuy, aged q years
Al s from mp q .sa1 90 o Of the :e
Themes Dur Of Brooklyn formerly Of Dunsa''oD' '''
GAIIAGHER-op Sunday May H. Bridget Gallagher na
tive Of the County Nestmeaih, ireland.
HOFFMAN, On Sunday Nay H. Caroline daughter Of Henry
AID Eliza Hoffman ssed years months aud - days
i.8shs9i Of s R R7 Hubbard By Rs
Island, in the Sd year Of ser age
BICKCox-A, Albany, on "Wednesday May IS VIM. Edward
Hckccx son Of H. H. Hckeor in the ai year Of his age
KEEsE-on Monday, May 49, Isabel B. daughter Of George
and Caroline Reese, aged year and IA days
MAYER-On Sunday, May H. Eliza Resale eldest ds1shter
Of John and Eliza Wyatt Mayer Of Clifton staten Island
formerly Of LcnsPort StsaoEdsEe England ssed % years
MATHEws-ou Sunday evening May T. Louisa Mott wife
OF Mathews, and daughter Of Nathaniel '" sfOns
MINToYNE-Iu Brootlyn on Monday May ls, W MinOyne'
in the 55th year Of his sse.
Of The ate Hugh Mooy scream County Meath Ireland
MORGAN-On Sunday May H. Margaret L. Morgan. youns,
daughter of Carkon and Lucy Morgan aged 10 years.
MAD On Monday evening Nay H. Elizabeth Me'd N inc
18th year Of her
PFNTZ-On Sunday May II, Mrs. Hlsh PeniE w'do" OF
VIM. A. T. PentZ. in the 6d yesT Of heT age 80 81.
The friends Of the family are respectfully nytsa
10 attend her funeral her late residence No - w est
Tuenty-eishth "Wednesday, the lth inst a.
o'clock Her remains will be taken to Trinity cemetery
for eTuent.
RFNVILLE-On Monday May 49, Ann Eliza Renyle eldest
daughter Of ar. Thomas n H. Renvie deceased aud Ma
nah H. RenvLle. ..,L
The relative. and friends Of the family az invited 70 attend ner
funeral a. IF her Euut Mrs. susan Easohd N
Madison Brooklyn, tLst door east u Cs',on
further invitation. person viii b. al the corner Oh r1'On
and CAssou give directions 70 the house
sMITH-on Sunday May H. Bernard smith aged % years
TARRANT-At his residence, Prospect Hill on Saturday
May l6 Wm TsTsn', AE,t, late 81 Manchester hHsaHu'
aged 90 years.
wANDELon Sunday evening May H. Peter "ande IN the
ed year Of bic
WEED-On Monday May 49, Ada A C. Weed, aged % year.
month days, daughter Of Henord AID Eliza Weed
formerly of New. Canaan, Conn
YOUMANsOn Sunday May H. Cers Frances only daughter
eyed year month and days also on the same day. w"
ou ID Raw eldest Wilson " and Ceria r. foumans,
aged year,, 9 months and dsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20

Erw OBLEANs. May l8-CorToS .asicr bot o,,ti,,, -
CHANGED ard nominal. aes to-day - bales rsceir, 20 -
FL0VE steady S7d 3 CoSN sod fT sodsr al ci
With AZ suciu tendency. Western Hay qoo,ed A. 49,
3 but holders den and advance Mess fOsk 49,
al ga Lsks in kef. $50. FkEicHTs sliShib alv.ss.S
Cotton TO Liverpool S6e. ExcHASss. Losdoa s, s.
prsmiun: Nsw.lors 4. ~
Nav OSLEsSs. May lSTbe sale. q CorToV tol,y 49,.
$50 bales the msket closing hrnsr hs SAxArs a1s.
Midins Isl dlSc. The sales Of -, past thT'c days 49,,
$50 bales Receipts today 80 bale Decreased receu., :,
this port :25eo BALES DO ~ Southeru pert. Sr 49,
StOCk hand IS. no bales. Fair SVGAs liSlltc al 80
CogN firm. Me- POsE 80 s. Hos soand iesc. Cogrrr
Il lower, prime 10y loio FreEhts DOH ssrias ~.
chsrse. 10; premium. E1chAnsr on N-w.York,
CHsgLEsIos Msy l9Saes Il CorroN q azy ~ 49,,
prices advanced &C. under the infu'nc. q the NiAsa 49,
OswEGo, May 1876 ?. m.kLoVS l. frm salss 4 30 80.
s6ds7 25 FOR common 20 good Osw~so and 81 5i3sT q
fr Canadian. NHEAr ID steady; s-ss 4 100 bs.s. y,
fr white Michigan anu CeEAiisn and S. "a "a
diana Canal navigation 10 uninterrupted. and bats usy,
freely FxEiGHTs unchanged LAsE IAPosrs NJ -.
Flour so bushel. Wheat go bushsl. Rye 100 ~. -
Canal EXPORTS: leo bbl.. Flour Siooo 6ush-l, wA-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20

EYRE-GpFp-on Sunday evening" Nay II BY he Rev -,
ss~Nr Gushing Eyre Of PhhsdsPhss 70 Ms W,Ii.y .
" sI, adopted daughter Of Jared Bosf' ESQ., ="
burgh. -.
FLlGLPR-LIvISGsTO@-ln Walertdir ISL Co s .t.
III on sunday Me- 3 Mr Wm L f.as.rI lo.aY y % '-.
ci'v 70 Mss Ls,y Ann Livingston Of the former r-e'
NIRsHAII-sTokFs-In this city, SUNDAY, Nay ~ =,
TTuity Church Rev Fretsnck O.ioy, w nl.s. n
Mar.hsl 80 Of Win5sor c. W. 20 Miss MARY s'oa'' "
Loudop, EngtAud. -,
NORToN-CAMP-On TOe.day May % a. NE ss Jeha
Cb.rl.s Bvs,.u No ~ Houston eFret ~ me g.
priiTx D D. Geo p Norton and Jane g daughter Vi NC
Ia,e Jscot s. Camp si Of this city H.,
sHFLToS-PECK-In STAFFORD Conn on W eo1e Tynhap
s by tl.r Rev VIM 7. Hill Fr>i s Shelton Of i'N'
Coun. 20 Mi,. ADa Elizabeth Peck of strs'ioFe-
sTEFIE-HKRRss-On Saturday, May 10 By ne ny $50
Channcgv william Porter Steele - Ezab+tn "
erv dauthier 81 Dr. Francis l. Harris, al Of TINS e'5
VAN wART-MULLISEAUX-On Sunday evellns n1; !.
81, Rev Dr. powng the BerTen street B4Ptlst ~
8 Wallace Van WErt o this city, % Miss Cea1'o''o "
Hullueaux formerly Of New Rochelle w l o.,
xyIICOx-BURR-In Hsutin eon Conn. Oh ThaIstsy Ap'
81 bv the Rev Wm. T. Hill HsIford Wilcox ot Su-ii''u
C.nS 20 Miss Mary Jane BurT 4 Huntington