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Medern Demscraey.

The only objectionable rebellion in the
Democratic party is the revolt against
Slavery. Everything else may be forgiven.
Senators and Representatives may denounce
the President for enforcing or Affecting to
enforce, the neutrality law, the fire-eaters--
80 they are called, but frestalkers would be
a much better name-all over the south, may
vote against the President and threaten to
dissolve the Union, and yet retain their full
connection with the party and prefer the
strongest claims to his patronage. But let
q man, whatever be his fortune, whatever
be the length and value Of his services, fall
ter one moment in his allegiance to Slavery;
let him fall one step in the rear in the march
of Slavery over the Law and the Constitu.
ton and the plainest rights of the people,
and he is no more . Democrat, than If he
believed in the Declaration Of Independence.
All other tests Of Democracy fail, but this
il infallible. The man who goes all lengths
for Slavery, its extension, its perpetuity,
the increase Of its influence, may do any
thing else, or leave anything else undone,
and he is still Democrat; i matters not
what are his views on the tariff. on the cur
rency, on the public lands, on the army or
the navy, if he is in favor Of all that Slave.
~ wants, and against all that Slavery OPP
poses. be is q good Democrat. But if in
this vital point he falls short BY hairs
breadth, nothing else can make him Demo-
crat. Douglas is read out Of the Demo-
cratic party, because he thinks that the
promises Of the Cincinnati Convention and
Of the Presidents inaugural ought to be
kept, and more, that the laws of Congress
ought to be executed, even although this
will give the people Of Kansas ON opportu-.
nifty to reject slavery if they do not want It,
yet all the furious wordy men in the south
west who have opposed Mr. Buchanan's poll
cy towards Gen. Walker are retained in the
close embrace of the party. The Deno-
cratic party has long since ceased to be any
thing but . Slavery party;-it hss passed
under the control Of the faction that has no
other purpose than the extension Of Slays-
~, except indeed the ultimate dissolution
Of the Union and the formation of . new
confcderacy in which Slavery shall be the
prominent object and the only policy. Sea-
tional in its purpose, IL 10 fast becoming
sectional in its organizations, the Northern
men are steadily leaving IL, and ii only
hold upon the Free States, 10 in' what one of
its most eminent Disciples called ssthe co.
hesive power Of public plundsr.' - Provi-
dsHce Josvsol. - y "a $. z .ss.'hl &
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ETWhy are temperance societies bar
to zTisndships Beeanse they prevent shak-
ing hands. af. VS.
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;udice wh;ch see,ns ~, - ;ncre.se rs;ns. q @
regular Army. pf Fsi
bnt, sif, have mol raised this eonpafi-
son Of our Different kinda Of force, and q
far as possible ! wish to DO justice TO ths
voiuntecrs without prejudice to the REGULAR
Army: fhave attempted TO show that ycu
must have at least nine regiments TO make .
successfnl campaign against Utah, and thai
tour additional regiments are necessary IL
order to secure that amount and time be,
ing mnseriai, volunteers are most appropri-
aee. say shat yolunte 70 will be most easi-
" and speedily raised. What has been ths
success OF our ehorts to increase the Army
within the last few years? 1t will be rec
objected thas . year or two ago Congress
passed law lnereasing the pay OF thu OIL
GERS and soidlers OF our Army. II was sup
posed that after that recruiting would 90 On
with greater activity. And yet we see that
the Army is not full. The returnes OF the
AdJutant General for the Inst year. show
that the increase OF the Army has hardly
been equal to the decrease caused BY deaths,
dischnrges, and dcsertion. 1t seems also
that the force has been much below the
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Curtis Brothers,

Surveyors and Land Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
OFFICE. NO. 4, PALMER'S BLOCK.
VHrILL PAT PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE LAY
w ing out Of Lands, al business connected with
Civil Rnsineering Drafting, &C., sIo the Paying Of
Taxes, Buying and Selling Of Real Estate. Locating
Land Warrants, and Making Collections. nS-u
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EDWIN J. FRASER.
Real Estate Broker 1 General Ag't

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
DUYS, SELLS, RENTS, AND EXCHANGES
ID all kinds Real Estate for distant dealers per-
scea in the City Loans money, makes collections,
pays taxes and drawn abstracts Of title Gives reliable
:nformssen respecting the prices Of Real Estate and
executes all business connected with = Real Estate
Agency. r- sf--rss-s
large variety Of the most desirable Real Estate for
sale at all times on the most reasonable terms nl-u
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{. SNYDER. j.. ID. ShhkAAl
SNYDER k SHERMAN,

SNYDER & SHERMAN,
Astsrneys, Counselsrs as Law & Nstaries Public,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.
lHJILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska All
SELECTIONS entrusted to their care attended to promptly
Especial attention given 10 buying and selling real
tate, and making prescriptions in Nebraska.
Deeds Mortgages and other instruments Of writing
drawn With dispatch. acknowledgements taken, &c. &c.
Once on Upper Broadway. =.Tgf niu.
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THOMAS + PAPlN,

.e-. ag- THOMAS T. PAPlN, -. !
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, I'M
porters Of Wines, Liquors + Cigars,
81 North Second street.
st. Louis, Missouri. 'ES- s"s'
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-.a '~r A. COCHRAN,
General Land AGENT,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO THE LO-
w CATION and Sale Of Land Warrants for nom
residents the payment of Taxes, and the purchase and
sale Of Real Rststs generally. will alss enter lands
for settlers and give time for payments Ln2-u.
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breeze came sweeping up the river bearing
a graceful GOODNESS upon its bosom We
reached the ground in due season, and only
one thing came to mar the pleasures Of the
OCCASION, Jack Burke made his appearance
upon the ground, in a shabby, dirty suit,
and with an insolent swagger. A chill ran
through the whole crowd. Many of us
would gladly have helped put him away, but
we shrank from meddling with one 80 strong
and gigantic, and withal so reckless and
merciless in his wrath. We saw the thin,
delicate lips of the doctor quiver, as he no.
ticed the filthy fellow staggering about, but
he said nothing then. tF
One of our party was youth named Da-
vid Singleton. He was quiet, good heart
ed fellow, and beloved by all. He waited
upon Mary Livingston to the picnic. Mary
was pretty, blue-eyed maiden of eighteen,
and that she loved David right fondly, O.
We oil knew that David loved her.
1t sohappened that Jack Burke had offer
ed, on several otcasions to wait upon Mary,
ana she had as often pre- emptorily refused
MN. He had professed to like her, and
maze ms boasts that he would have her vet,
and II '.David Singleton dared to put biz
arm IN the way he'd drop him %
On the present occasion. Jack was mot
long seeking Mary's side. David vas ner-
vous and uneasy. He was light, small
framed youth, and looked With dread unon
the giant who sought to annoy both him and
his fair companion. ~.
Mary asked Burke to 60 away, and ~ she
spoke she turned shuddering from him.
III shant go aWay, - tie buriv .hente re-
turned. "H you don't like it yoa NAV luup
ssCcme, Mary said young Singleton.
trembling, sslet's leave him.
"fou will eh 2" cried Burke, seizins Marv
by the arm, and drawing her back.
The ahrighted girl uttered quick ery al
alarm, and Singleton started to his fect
quivering at every point. ~ 8
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z. S.-Pcnina sends her sympathy % ysr
wife. Shc wants yer wife to send her sGns
seeds Of the BIG drum-hsad cabbage Ike
yourn. - o.. n.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Nicarnguan Rumors.

NEw YoRK, Dec, 30.rhe Heraid's correspon-
dent at Panama learns through private source
of high character in the Northern part of Nicara-
gua, that a scheme to carry out a Revolution in
that Republic and place the Democrats Of Leon in
power again is on foot
The plan is hid in conjunction with Walker $
movements in the Quilted States and Honduras.
1t is said that the city Of Leon will be tho first
place Of Importance to be occupied. ON account of
it's facilities for communication with the Pacific
Coast
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF yNCHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TlE People on
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint yOu n 4, Hrll a,caps Enruuin..

AND LET TnE PEOPLE on
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint you can Nell shcus Bnrgnin.!
AM AGENT FOX ALL THE PAPERS OK TIE LINE
having large circulation among the people Of South
Virginia and East Tennessee
psls" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "trsa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOW ING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Ccufi House, Va.
VIRGINIA AND fENNE.SEE NEWS, u.,,.,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, "'''o''
BROwNLow'S KNOXVILLE tTenn.' WING
FINDtCATON. .lonesb.rongIi Tenn,
RELIGIOUS lSTELLIGENCER. Morris;owu Tenn.
, SAzETT STAR LeAlas'on,v..
V ViNGISTAa AIinsaop,v.
sfENMtoncNRsA,i Literty.vs.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, Va
THE VISITOR, Maron Smyihe co Va.
Virginia PATRIOT, Independence ,Grsys"ncc. Va,
V phmncSN Mino, rmras,lc.vA
STAR AND HERALD Christiansburp Va
MYrliEviILE TELEiRAl II, }wytheyillc. Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe county Va.
ADVOCATE Jefersonyie, farewell county, Va.
N NEprITIFi; Dansie. Va.
THE "suUTILwEsT." Peari.burg, Giles county, Va
SENTINEL. Alexandra, Va
Persons wishing advertise the above papers will
hnd to THEIR ISrthfsT to call the Office of the
Lynchhurg Vgnian, UP Stairs where contracts will be
made and adv ,sements FoRw Ahpfp WITHOUT DELAY
In the United States A. WADDI1.I
Fareman Vrcinnr ONE.
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WILD FowLs--The Fuckers" report that there
have been within the last munth fewer wild fowl
such as canvass backs, red necks, and shutters on
the Potomac than usual. Indeed, their business
has amounted to almost nothing. On the lower
Potomac, below the Narrows. there are, however,
numbers of swans and wild geese.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MkNs' PRAYER MEETING.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, nj the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
my 5-,lts
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1SIlRlsTMAs PRESENTS. At

Women of beauty and licroism (ncwA elegantly tnnndi
The Court oi Napoleon finely illustrated
World noted Women.
Tie Republican Court
The loeiica Works OF Scott SHAKE Rogers
Longicllow, Wills SiRouney, Blush Female Poets Amer
lean Female Poets, MONT omcrN. tnnpcf, Moore Kirk,
White, Rural Poetry, Burns. E!1a Cook, Gcc iierhei
CHANGER, Pollock, Campbell. Ac.;
Specimens Of British Poets b, same. SC. &c
Tho waverly Gallery, elegantly illustrated
The Waverly Novels, n splendid edition,
shakespeare an elegant London iii III,
American Scenery flusiTaof;
L. aiicts of Memory;
Animals In great ETY.;
Irving > Works. handsomely lcund
1rvngs Life OF Washington, Handsomely honnd3
Bntlers ecg auty bound Ribcs, in gre Il variety
Prayer Books, IN great variety,
Also fine French Writing Desks Work Boxes Portfolios
Ink Sids, Port Monies Toll Stands cahas told Pens and
Pencils Card Gases, Caskcs &c sc. Reg ropy.
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The Weather.

NEW York. Dec 30. The storm prevented ar
rivals from Sea, except the steamers Potomac from
Baltimore aud Pacific from Galway. No disasters
are reported. Very severe weather this morning,
extending No tn and East.
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Illinois Politics.

ST. LOTS Dee. 3o.--,Iames $. Conklng has
announced himself as an Opposition candidate Tor
Congress in the District latey represented hy
Hon. Thomas l.. Harris decd
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Markets

NEW YORK, Dee 20.-Flvur heavy, Southern
81 75a5 40 Wheat firm, Corn dull Mixed one
cent better
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The Imported Africans

SAVANNAH. Dec 30.--lt is stated that more of
the imported Africans have been arrested at Ma
con.
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The ages of the negroes varied it will be seen,
from 3 to Go years.
Mr. G. also sold, the same day, az attorney for
for the heirs of John Dawson, Is slaves from to
20 years of age, for Sll ,lS5.
IIIcH Prices FOR NEGRoEs-A sale of land and
slaves tonk place az Sussex county w., the
9th inst, aggregating $4,000. A negro girl
with one child brought Sl,705, and an old man.
who had been runaway for ten years past and
feen apprehended a few days before the sale,
brought $500. In Petersburg Va. on the 2Sth a
gang of 80. mostly children. sold for 500 08o so,
one of them, girl of ten years brought 81 ISL
At Autauga, Ala, last week. the sales of one day
amounted t, 100000. and common field
hond sold for 81. 100.
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II WISH 10 hive for the year, . good Cook
Il Washsr andIroner td'c 30Atl J II eOLoM0S.
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A MER,CAN wAvC,Es-.ppLu

NERlCAN WATCuEs.-aPPLE- n
~ TON, TRACY Il Co, W ALTMAN MASS, Ma>. ~
rFAcfuRtRs OF PATENT IhIER UdTtHhS-- ny n.
These superior watches made by the AID Of eo
and original hnery expressly dergncd With
price fine shstarta durable aud uniformly ablu
time keeper The movements eonsru, tuu, and
pronounced by the highest authorities to be fautes
principle md quality AMI have been proved b, the
arng Ia be reliable aud unng action III, atrhcs
manufactured eue from toe crude rrias, in singlu
establishment. By cunnc, ed and un'f hr
uaciory being organized the has
adopted In the production Il The unrqualled American fire.
hich enables us To pr"iuc" half
price any foreign OF III" quality nn,bwe
the perfect performance. Tor years. ot every
watch manufactured by us.
All foreign watches made by hand the American atchcs
being only made by machinery upon uniform
thruushou Nearly AL hand watches detective
and nrall. getting cut Of order In many paiJs
the impossible to h good watch rrparers, and
watch repairing il always uncertain and The In
PRODUCTION American watches dis his difficulty and
,ants ell watch dealers keep watches
of their miscellaneous stock, thus supply their
with staple which be- used
article without mystery hubug Sold by tie trade gen
era y, aud by
ROBBINS Il APPLETON, General Agent.
:, d.)n Swcow 1. ii MAIDEN LAM, MN loEK.
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AFTER lIorRs-Mikc. slave to Mrs Dance, was
taken up after hours Wednesday night, but in
consideration Of his previous good character, and
this being his first offence, the Mayor ordered his
discharge.
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AhUR assortment II complete Having added many
house keeping gooda former stock prepared
10 accommodate all In want OF HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table and Floor oh Cloths, Oh shsdes Gill ornlce Wooden
and Willow War; brass and Wire rendors raaa and rons
cd And irons ass and Steel 6hoyes and Tongs sausage
Cutters, Shears Scissors, &c.
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns Ammani.
ton Carriage nggy Trimmings Carpenters Mil wrshts,
Backsmhs and Coopers Toos Farming and dArdeslng In
pcnu Circular and oil other Saws including Prunlng an1
Butcher. Saws Coil Rope, &c. Sc - ".
We would cali special attention 10 stock Of RIFLEs
expressly for and warranted 10 every II
stance We aso tho agents for LEATHER nELTIN0.
Our prices uniform, and goods, selected with
Of tho best quality W. respectfully invite
&C, asdts coLifoUNs WILLS.
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IIIGH Prices FOR SLAVES IN NELSON Gowns,
NJ. Cabel Esq, attorney for the estate of Samuel
Harding sold at Nelson c. H., on the 9th ut.,
on six months time. with interest from date, the
following slaves at the prices annexed:
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aug l26m
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE O< FRANK.
LIN Hill FOR SALE--That valuable FAMILY IL.
RESIDENCE neighborhood of Hamilton Boyds Ea
Franklin HILL the property of Philip II. Taggart, is for
sale very Accommodating terms. Apply to
CHAS NJ BLACKBOARD,
dec 2I.dtsl WIN. I. YANCEY.
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YNCHRURG, DECRMHER -, le50.--
IL COUNTRY JEANS AND WO0LEN SOCIAL havs
In store and sae large and superior lot Il COUNTRY
JEANS AND WOODEN locks. which Ivfi ali cheap b
cash Call and ses thsn. Tees s-dssi o. sHEARER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

eSSA~ASs<<AA*
CLOAKS! CLOAksii CLOAKs!ii
GREAT BARGAINS
VELVET AND CLOTH
cl.OA ks:!
November a1th, Isos,
GEORGE NJ. RUcKER's,.
LNNCMRrRG. VA.
sa,n s' ., are invited 70 .s Ard Examine -"
which he 'r"n THIS sie eers unprecedented low prices
any All goods sold cheap SScr The az"
p,"'g"'~ tnos a'-da u ~
NEW AND nEACTsFUI.
- II T. y - q O O ID $,
NOVEMBER aah, is5e,
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,
LHNGhBURG, VA,
As tho pleasure to HIS and tho pub
stock OF LADIES DRESS GOODS. comprising thu very
est designs To be had the cities and which no to sell
Of other goods cb, for Tho trad. Of tho prosen,
VI , VESTS ass s' ro " q. S6ns ss ASH. s
frinGc' Sc Sc" all i which will be sod ut extremely low
No running. thrown in with good. sold bu, furnished
ss"" back s a & anil lat No floods S rs,ss ss by
th"s" buying good, of this lloese q. NJ X
25alis
UNNE WINEs.-aJ R..Lc,- Of piper a. &C..
hor,cs =" Baskets NJ GRAPE LEAF superior Cham
rafno me III 1nait put and hall rhi bottles koon ~
somcnt oi pure sherry. Madeira, Port aud Malaga WINES
IN battles ~ On i,ai Fur sale by
nov ~ dts LEE, JOHNSON co.
'I'oUor-E KEErEHs; : have jus, received
second Nuir supply OF WINDOW SHADES AND
cur coh>irF The style. Of which are entirely now aud
hcnu tu and the tho bet have ever
himWd CaltAUl >am,ne ; ~ SIMPSON.
dee lt-dt
uN.OON on t1.OTus.- Received u few days
u beautiful pattern of ~ feet OF CLOTH
suitable tor dtuecus halls well worthy the attention OF
those desiring lo l'ur, haso. \. SIMPSON
dee ~ dts
NGsiKOEs WANrED.-Thc -ub-cribrr con-
~ tuucs "a maf rtt NEGROES, ut beth sexes, hcwscn
the II 70 aud 20 including Mechanics. such as
ksms and Carpenters and VIII tho Highest market
thSl IT,, hn newly erected brlck building On
lst ~ Ich N,tt nciair, in rear o The Farmers bank
wh't" h" j. paved tha>ng erected buildings with thnt
view Ia honr s.nt h l,nthhg for sale, On mod
crate t,rns, tI ttrP n II they placed
II the jail OF th" iHtrni alton.
Get hIrtm..f T. SETH WOOnROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

DRUNK AdAlN.--Pcter Strand. whose arrest for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct was noticed
in yesterdays THginian, was taken up again on
Wednesday night on the same old charge. The
Mayor concluding that Pete. was an incorriglbly
hard case, sent him to Jail, whore it is hoped he
will be enabled to get of his big drunk" and be-
come better citizen in the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

NOR RRNT-THAT ID X n a - l. X -
e RESIDENCE. In Amherst within a short distance
Of the city and recently occupied BY the Rev Mr. TraPcr
The House commodvus with all necessary Out
houses perfect repair with fine Garden Orchard 0rass
Lots, &c &c Possession given immediately. Afs
have an LOT upon the upper Basin. with water
or attached which wish 70 lease The property well suited
for Milling or Tor LumbeF. Wood or Coal business
ply TO ,o,,., .~,c,,.,.,.,.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-31

VVMIRD NO. OF GLEAsON,v LINE 81 BAT.
Il TIE SHIP, received At n. @. VJCTORS.
nov 20 dts
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beautiful pattern Of ~ feet OH. CLOTH
table dncrcus halls well worthy the attention Of
those desiring to pun haso. \ SIMPSON
,rp lis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

IHR AaPulrnRArER OPENS ON WEDNESDAY
Nfanrl What thrill Of pleasure will this an
nouncement create, all over town, after the sad and
dreary summer we have had And with the Buck
ley Minstrels too This is enough cheer for one day.
toal lovers Of amusement here, who are all sworn
friends of the good old Amphitheater Not DID,
either for il has been changed inside and d more
roomg convenient, elegant and pleasant than it ever
was before We think We hear the young folks jump
ing and elapping their hands, at the news of the Sat
urday noon shows once more The Buekieys are o
great crowd Of Ethiopian melodsts, who have tckled
New York fol- unhroken years, and swept everything
before them on their way to New Orleans. Who
won't welcome them Who2 After the programme
is read land it is fully advertised elsewhere) no
will refuse The Amphitheater will be in danger of
exploding Oh "Wednesday NIGHT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-01

ON Sunday the s1st nlt by the Rev Dr. Yalas, Mr. JOHN
y n IRVINE 70 Miss SARAH BLEAKLEY, both of this
"a chillicohe Ohio Advertiser please copy.
III Thursday Esh ult the residence the brdes mother
Nv the Rev M. Maenhant, JAMES WILSON BENNETT,
late Henry Duhlho.
On wednesday the 18th nit by the Rev F. Girault Mr.
GEO. WALTON FRY 10 Miss NARY A. RENAUD, both of
this city.
On Thursday 2h u at the residence Of the BRIDES mother
by the Rev q. Monaghan, Rev j. W. POINTS, Staunon
VS., TO Miss ADELIA SIMMONS, Of Mobile, Ala,
R3@ Virginia and Florida papers please copy.
On Thursday the gsh u in this CITY at St Pau Church
by the Rev. Mr.. Goodrich Mr. G. W STEWART to Miss
CARRIE NJ. LEWIS, both Of this city.