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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-06-11

And though they may not share thy grief,
Thou wilt not feel alone. -
Fold them still closer to thy breast. :,
And soothe their childish woe,
Aud cheer the many lonely hours
Tho motherlcss must know.
The world with all its hopes and joys" -.
will sometimes make thee glad,
But they must linger round hearth
All desolate and sad.
And o. when, time shall calm thYxgrief
Perchance the hour may come,
When thou,wilt sin another form
TO share thy heart and home: <,
When thou wilt welcome to thy board
A younger, fairer face.
And bid thy children smile on her ~
Who takes their mothers place.
But think not, could1rspeak to thee,
Ihatl would frown or blame,
Though they should love the stranger one,
And call her by thy name;
For they will speak to thee of me, 9
Ny memory is their trust. .,
word, a smile,.a look like mine.
Will ieall me from the dust.
Yet make my grave. no place Of tears,
r But let the dear ones bring,
To cheer then, mother 3 lonely home;
The blossoms oftlie spring.
And even there, thoutoo, may'stkneel,
,JJAnd softly press the earth ::,~.
That covers her whose face once gave, =
"a brightness to thy.hcarth, =. :
Then villths forms of esriy years ,,. :. x
J, Steal softly to thy side, 81 -. =.
And for nm hour thou an'st forget ;:ss =.
Thou hast another bride. =
She may be all thy heart can ask,
So.dear, SO true, to thee, = .:-,.@@&:s - ;,
But o! the spring tilne Of thy, love-
Its freshness was for me-, = ys52--,sas:;;!s =: u
May sheSbe Llest who comforts thee a,
saAndswitfasgen hand. -: = g. ~; -.
llguide the; little trembling ones 81
Mhpmake our householdI band ;:Ss.ss = . 2: :
She cannot Know The tenderness: - = - =
That fills their mothers breast, :: g e S
: But SHE cdnaloye them for thy, sakets
Antmake. then, more than blcst%' sIs-
Yet keep one place, one little place.,
From 'allIthe'rest apart ,:5.aS 8 ~
One:spot which willcall "a7home,"
Within thsif lfaithful.heart;t. 4s
,Andil the holyslionr Of dreapss -.
~ When nspirits fiilthe sir;eJ .
With fsnds dsrs seyetands foldsdwing~ i
i = lIsoftly rest methere: .
May God forgive; this erripg loss
.TLstsis to- mortals giyens;
1talmost wooss myapjrits back r,
From .happipe ess, and heaven
And yet ,feslit VIII inot otdie: ~
When thfsssfnsil life is: :o,er,s ,.,,,.
tsBlt Ratels all losed d'ones come ~
WAarefs shall meet To nafe 40 mose.
4 VaesrS SpLEsss IS = {. Ipsall easessWhefs it!iss.
,slettsy our plants :2&besmulehe,
tSiisperhaps the: best; ;antid ole, sthesexce
,ivssheatlo r. thet ssason, Stir the Z,
as tnaYhe ;;sffo6rs ;ffo6r u. not only sso1
'us 1t, bnkn various ,sway yas NIT sthe z
ect of drought. Take an eafly oecasRH
hin out all. crowded 3 sp!antssz ss are al
o negleeta pofibnt .nalE from
samEalsr sfe sfest y Atfp$ $nty thin gin i
,alA ,t.N,s lal ,,aa
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The. wife's Appeal >.

Come near me, let'me lay my hand
Once more upon thy BROW, =
=. AND let me whisper in thine ear
Love'slast and fondest VOW ii Sl5s;l s. =,
Tile lips that breathe these trembling worde
Will soon be cold in death,
And thy dear, cheek can feel no more
Their warm and loving breath.
60 from thee; God only knows,
How have, ,longed to stay -''
:. How have shudered thus to tread
The ,one md shadowed wa.
Faith tells me That I soon may know
The joys the blessed find,
And yet falterawllen cast
lingering look behind. r-
see tl,ec bowed before me here a.
In bitterness and tears,
Butt can leave thee something still
To light thy weary years.
Young tender forms will cling to thee
Perhaps will miss my tone, g.
And though they may not share thy grief,
Thou wilt not feel alone.
Fold them still closer to thy breast. .
And soothe their childish woe,
Aud cheer the many lonely hours
The motherless must know.
The world with all its hopes and joys,
Will sometimes make thee glad, :.
But they must linger round a hearth
All desolate and sad. :
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-06-11


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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

i "a A very sharp lookout should be kept
now, says the Trinity Journal, for robbers
having made attacks in other places, they
will, probably, beat up this way. Express
men and others travelling with valuables
should provide double-barrel shot-guns
nothing will persuade william to remain in
ambush like scatter-gu gun"-they are more
dangerous in excitement than revolvers-
One of the mountain expresses for long
time carried shot-gnns on the stage and on
horseback, and during that time was unmo-
lested No citizen should be without fire
arms in his house, convenient and III order.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
--latest News.
PER WELLS, FARGO & co.'s EXPRESS.
From the Sacramento Bee Of last evening
81 FRANcIsco. Sept. 2l.

SAN FRANCsoo, Sept q.
The mail steamer Sonora sailed this fore
noon with the mails and passengers. She
had in treasure, Sl,757,65l, and about $50
passengers.
Allthe ancient historical paintings brought
from Europe a short time ago, and which
were on exhibition at Musical Hail. were de.
stroyed last night by fire, caused by the ex
plosion of camphene lamp. 1t is not proba-
ole that any of them can be restored.
Capt. Sayward, of the Police, who beat a
female prisoner with whip because she was
impudent, has been suspended from duty for
twenty days.
The bark Therese, from Hongkong, and
the Storm Bird, from Batavia, arrived to-
day. No late news of interest from China.
The Mechanics Fair closes tomorrow
evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
Notice.
Select School for Bows.

The Fail and Winter term Of this School will com.
mence on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept 1st. Terms for
Tuition in the common English Branches, S. per-
month a weeks) per scholar. Algebra and Latin,
each, one dollar per month additional. Particular
attention will be paid to defamation and composition.
A few Boarding Scholars be accommodated in the
family of Mr. Baker, the former principal, with whom
the present principal will board. Termsfor boarding,
s. per week-washing 81 so per dozen.
School room on 7th street, the Catholic Church
aug31-tf G. w. H. PECK, Principal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
PLAcERvILLE, Sept. 2lst


The overland mail arrived at IL o'clock
last night in charge of Huntington and Lind
say.
No news of Importance from Salt Lake
A portion of the Utah army are en- route for
the Shosone country for the purpose of pro-
tecting the mails and emigrants. DR.. For.
ney. Indian Agent, accompanies the troops,
and will demand of the Shosones all the
mules they have stolen and adopt such meas
ures that will secure their friendship.
The Placervile and Humboldt Telegraph
Company have reached Brockliss's bridge
with their line, and, if the weather continues
favorable, expect to open an Office at Genoa
in three weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

~ man named Collier was severely
stabbed at San Francisco, between the hours
~ que and two o'clock, on Monday morning.
ne Is steVedOre, and has been living with
woman, not his wife, on the corror nf Till
ana Ferry streets. The woman gave the
alarm by running out and SCREAMING CoI
her says she stabbed him, and she sov. \.
did it himself The wound was in the ,oo
abdomen under the lower rib and was in
preauth about four inches. 1t was yerv
dangerous wound, although the man was
ahVe' at last accounts. Collier is native of
1-opuon 9- ana 1877 years Of age. The woman
isSoout 40 and very intemperate.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

GdS A call is in circulation for "Philan.
thropic Convention, to overcome evil with
good" to be held at Utica on the 10th. 1ltb
and 18th of September 1t is understood
that the purpose of this gathering is similar
to that of the demonstration at Rutland VI
held in June The leading spirit in the Utico
affair is Andrew jackson Davis, but it will
not be wholly spiritual
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

HE PEOPLE VS.. PLuMER-The motion for
new trial in this case. was argued yester-
day. before the District Court. by Jessee o.
Goodwin, Esq, with his characteristic abiIi.
ty. The District Attorney will reply to him
this morning, after which his Honor will
render his decision.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

TRour.-Frank Lewis, of Santa Cruz, on
Monday last, during piscatorial excursion
to Sequel creek, in that county, bagged,
says the San Jose Tribune, among numerous
other magnificent specimens of the fnny
tribe, jolly mountain trout, whose corporal
dimensions longitudinally, extended to TWEEN.
ty-iour and a half inches and whose hett
was four and q half pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

SENATOR HAMMOND AT HoME-rur SroRrr
Our'-Ihis paper has asserted, quite often,
that the action Of the South, in the Lecomp
ton matter, showed a disposition to throw
overheard the principle of the Kansas. Ne
braska Bill Let us see now what one Of
the Lecompton leaders, "MudsilP Hammond
thinks about it. He made speech, recently.
IN South Carolina, in which he stotad a.
reported in the Charleston Mercury. chat to
nun me 'ohoie theory and scheme of Souatter
'ooVeFe'gnfy 'eas matter of disgust and that
me hdnsds'Nebraska Bill ieas a del,ts;on and
a deception az the beginning. 1t was rotten
'''" trd"d, and those who made it finch
IRON ats consequences The South had reasons
Tor apprehensions, but reasons also for homes
W Whatever relations might eventuate between
the North and South, they would be in the
end consistent with the rights and security
OF the Southern section. Under the pressnt
aspect Of affairs the South acould hare to re.
md'" IN the Union. He would rather soc
the game played out between the North and
0outh than see the Union brought to an end
now"
when we say, hereafter, that the Sonth
was in favor of the Lecompton Constitution
because it was sick Of Popular Sovereignty
and determined to repudiate it, let those who
doubt us turn to Senator Hammond's sneecb
above quoted from. The like sentiments
Will be avowed in every portion of the soutb
winch Is Lecomptonized, but, thank God
there are good sound Southern Democrats .
who will stick to the doctrine of the Kansas.
Nebraska Bill.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

MR.. f. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento,
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adver-
isements, and to receipt for the same. Office at F.
B. Davilson's Post onice Exchange, 4th street, be
tween and X, near the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

GB Rumor at San Bernardino saws that
well diggers on the Desert have pepetrated
to the depth of lis feet, and that water was
running in to the well quite fast, and that it
is quite fresh
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

ES The Berlin Free Lovers, male and f.
male, that their practices may be consistent
WIN their philosophy, battle together per.
feetly naked. A great number of bows with
highly cultivated taste for natural history
attend the performances.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

OUR CoMET.-The comet, which has at.
tracted much attention, was visible again last
night in the north west-his fiery tail erect
and head down, as if bent on butting thunder
out of our Sutter county neichbors
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

~ The evidence in the Limantour ease
'ried in the U. S. District Court, an San Fran
CISCO Is closed. A fnal hearing will be had
on the first Monday of October next
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

'v One half Of the gross receipts of the
1ieenanles Fair on Monday, were donated
TO the Protestant Orphan Asylum What
the amount was we have not learno1
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

gSy- The Science of WAR is bostil. o,il,o
to Christian Principle-true Proqress-and
the True Happiness of Men.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

U3s we are indebted to Randall d Co.. for
the September number of that excellent ne.
riodical, the California Culturist
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

CoTHLoN PARTY.-Mr. Gains will give a
cOtiilon party at the Pacific House, this
evening "The lads and lasses, in their best 4"
will be there, of course.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

E4 One of DR. Shurtleffs trees, in Shasta
mas recently borne pear weighing nineteen
ounces.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
NOTICE.

The regular meetings Of Oriental Lodge NO 4o' l.
O.. o. f., are held every Thursday Evening, at the
Odd Fellows Hall.
L.H. KRAUsE, n. C.
FL ScHARFFER, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

NEWLY ARRvED.-It is said that about for
y thieves fresh from New York, arrived on
the two last steamers.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

FRuIr-The attention of the reader Is ii.
reeted to the advertisement of Mr.. Mcouinn
on hand. VI "uits
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
M MARHSvILLE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT'R %, 1858

" hare sloorn on The altar ofn,g country eter-
nGt snmay TO eoery form Of tyranny orer the
Hah0 Q man." THOs. JEFFERSON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
Notice to TAXPAYERS.

THVAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, SEPT.
n 90, 1855 NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax
Payers of Yuba County, that the Duplicate Assess
ment Roll for said County, for the year A. d. 1855
has been returned to for collection and that the
State and County Taxes upon the now due
and payable and pursuant to Section IL Of the Reve
nue. Law of 1851, additional five per cent win bt
collected upon all Taxes remaining unpaid after the
third Monday of October next.
Notice is also given that the laws in regard to the
Collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced.
Il. h. MOORE,
seno1-9U Tax Collector Yuba Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. p FISHER is ou. only
authorized agent in san Francisco, receive adver
tsements, receipt for the same and to transact busi
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT ONCE my Wash
inston street, (up sars nearly opposite NIaguire's
Opera House
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

Es An earthquake was felt at Eureka,
humboldt Bay, on September 9th.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
n II w TO-DA v
YUBA ENGINE co. NO. 2.


You arc requested to attend Special Meeting of
your Company this wednesday, evening" at s
o'clock punctual attendance is requested, as bus
iness of Importance will come before the Company
ClIAS. GALL, Foreman
Second AsSiStant.-MR. EDIToR: Please an
nounce the name Of JoHN BARBEE as a candidate for
Second Assistant Engineer of the Marysvie Fire De-
partment, and oblige MANY FIREMRN.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of H. W.
COOLIDGE candidate for First Assistant Engineer
Of the Marysvile Fire Department, and oblige
MANY FIREMEN.
e57y At a meeting of Yuba Engine Company No. ..
on Friday evening, Sept 18th, 1858, p. j. WELSH Esq,
was unanimously nominated as a candidate for re.
election as Chief Engineer of the Marysvile Fire De-
partment. By order ofthe Company
THos. J. POWERS, sec'y.
fSitah 10 LET.
EISBHM THE SECOND STORY OF THE BUILD
Rsi&NS@ ING formerly occupied by Frank Baker on
D street, opposite the Theatre Apply to
RANDALL CO., News Agents,
sep22-t on the premises.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

VHLAINous RoDBERY.-on Monday night
while our good looking and amiable devil
was wrapt in the downy arms of tired
natures sweet restorer, balmy Sleep" some
God forsaken wretch, who'ought to have been
hung and quartered long ago, burglarioslv
entered his (our deyil's) quiet abode and
stole therefrom the pitiful sum of s. and a
nall worn pair of summer pants The five
dollars was the remnant of the aforesaid dev.
lis last weeks hard-earned wages-hard-
earned because from early dawn till the
wee sma' hours" of the succeeding dav
does he diligently toll at his honorable and
dignlhed occupation; but, fortunately, he is
the lucky possessor of duplicate of the
trousers, which, with due care, will last nm.
til another pair is earned. The contemnti.
Bile thief deserves the scorn of even his own
degraded kind.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

HIBERNIANS.-The regular monthly meet
fng Of the Marysville Hbernian Benevolent Society
win take place Thursday Evening Sept. 23d at
your Hail. in the Basement of the Catholic Church.
All members are requested to attend, there is bus-
ness Of Importance about to be transacted.
w. NJ. HALEY, Rec. Sec'y.
Gymnasts, Attention !-There will be a
specia meeting of the Marysville Gymnastic Associa
ton, at their rooms, THIS wednesday, EVENING,
at o'cloch for the election Of officers.
pv order. S. P. WELLS, Pres't.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
BED FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

They invite the public to their stock. and feel conf
aent IN their ability to afford satisfaction both in re-
gard to quality, style and price
Oruers from the Trade, Families Hotel Keeners
Steamboat and Ship Owners will be supplied at tbe
shortest no tice. - '4ie
~ All goods manufactured are done under the
personal supervision OF one of the proprietors, and
warranted. ~' "Aiu
= NB-They have a special department for RENO.
FATlN6 BEDS, PILLOWS, &c tagT- Goods deliver.
eu " 'iie Dou's Iree OF charge. sepl9-3m2p
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

Feathers, Curled and Prus sian Hair. WI p,,.,
Moss ana straw Mattresses Blankets Marseilles'
French ana Toilette Quilts Mattrass Springs, TUFTS
Gn.. anu irvine cotton and Wood Buttings Tckings,
Oottoh ana Linen sheetings Bed Lace Furniture
ana common Prints, and everything appertaining
70 the Bed and Bedding Rnsirnnn &c NFP N'o
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

To TAX PAYERs-Those who arc CO t,u.,
nate or unfortunate, as the case may be, as
to own real estate, would DO well TO road
the notice, in another column, of the Tox
Collector BY pungling the cash before the
third Monday in next month, five nor cent
will be saved, which is considerable Of an
item to large property holders
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
MANUFACTURERS M

Spring, Hair Wool, Pulu Moss and straw NTattrosses
o. o. every size and quality; Pillows and Bolsters
5 .ers sheets and Pillow Slips Mattrass Ticks
ana every other article in the line of a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
nv Ief.srsph.
EOsTDs-An

BOsTOS-Ar I'd bsrk Crnso- Weston Pslerso- y.
belw-Bsb L. o. Wll,on from Chaies:Jni s.esnsf ~
sn. ton. from Phi saephis - s,r
OF Highland Light, csPe Coc-ssfk Emma r. CAl's' "~
Havana .or Portland. p,.,k
NEWPORT Dec. 2-The schr Banner Fairr 'c@ r,ss ~,
deLce for BsInsiabe went ashore Oh Hope Island ~ I
night and tigee. .,u..,a
HOLINESS HOLE, Dec 2-Brig J. Hsyw u 'of Hs9r.<
Pow.r. Gou Turt- L. sd for New YORK. pot IN tody -
of troyi,ou, she w proceed ,oysg. toe tTs i&1
PHILADELPhIA, Dec. 2-Tne schr. Spede h,m 70 '.s
BEDFORD bound savannah PIT IN here ~ distress =
e1couLtsTed yol.n, r. w gale TaIF-day ns1t on -
tax Point and iced ieAk AZ the rat 3ithee
strokes hour Her dan ssed fsrt Of -
be thrown overheard. q.
spSken-Noy. 4 lat. 20 i2 lon s. 49, ssp Roger sie"SI
eg-Or.-sus for Live. .poo. - NJ.
Orleans for HsyTe; Inisrusons from M'ols 'of N'e'Y'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

gAssFORD - saddonly, her resdenee n so,daam on
the lr;e Thomas Bs.sord IN the cd year Of her
TIE frene and resYe. o. yoSdsv os :. Il os without ar.
tb.I invitation TIE ears esse Twenty eYsntAs.iee' Depot
a b. ,s,s I eity on Wednesday morning Dec of
ann pten Caroline Agots, daughter o Tie at Benjamin
1tr Gs Of toe family respectfully invited 70 attend the
p on thesy a,,ern;2on ei ifSm 's 4 s.,5 S
The remains wall be ta2en 70 GfeeH"ood for iaeI
soDkiH-At g: Louis Of consumption. Wednesday o.,
q Patrick Bodkin Of HewYotk aged p years and
conumrtion Cs'oe susta daughter Of -e 1te Beij4nn
n Brown. N the Z5d year Of her
CARRACHER-At No Az Third avenue on 'nesaay De-
Mrs CauacbcT native Of the PsisH o. c'esaH
EsBgn , RToosyn, on wednesdsy evening" Dec. /, Mary
Ann Eizabetb, wife OF Allen EbOs, oeed ~ ga" I'M 10
Funeral service, st ST. Peters Church State sIt Broosyn
At Pm precisely ms ttnta{ ai'enooG' lns ,Tu T. %
notice.
TREDEk-Ib TN. MY ou Tuesday evening Nor 80 NJ john
GhASUER-On "Wednesday Dec. l. George W. younges; son
Reoeccs ard Tie Late William Granger eyed years 10
uE,GS-ia ths CIV On "Wednesday norins Dec J. e. g!
O'clock after kf illness Robert II. Hsgs yonngest oi
Robert ". and Ann Hgss eyed 10 months and 10 cays. H.
KkLLY-Iu Brooklyn Wednesday, Dec. There's. Kelly
daughter Of Owen and MsfcrAa Kelly aga year uonAs
LEWis~At No 70 Charlton street "Wednesday afternoon,
Pc siisr 9ss.i9s ae. Ma5saie %itr oi E.Sn b.
m1cHFsSEy"A niddlsta%n. ora1gS Comfy n r. on WI.
age sua.iye Of Moninou.h County, ~ j.
kokEWAN-In Brooklyn, Monday, Nov ~, OF con imp
uop. James NJ tkewen, aged 81 years. ~
PLUH-At jersey City, on WeoDesdg Dec j. NahaLlri D.
Plum, sgod 6f ears months aud II oay-.
Funeral services will take place a. the Union Baptist Church.
Grove street between Wu and Mercer streets on Sst1
An inst az O'Clock whence the reInains viii Dc
conveyed the SewYork BAY Cemetery Tho aiyes lud
~ uds Of the family yed attend without further uo-
fLWgR-ln Brooklyn, Wednesday, Dec. l, John Porer
SNlIln R'oOty Wednesday Dec l. after very snort
~ 90 John sud.n, 10 The 31ih year Of H. age
TOMPSON At NJ i6 Cannon sect, Wednesday, Dec J,
joseph fompson, aged years.
UNOERtlILL-tu Brooklyn, "Wednesday, Dec. J, Mary
JsI wife If Samuel r. Tncerh IN The 29 gear Of her
WILLkTSAt the residence of his Edward Nlets IN
Hsrri,oE. West hester County, Wednesday, Dec. j.,
Samuel Wille,s. aged ~ years
Friends If the family invited ttni the funeral from
Fri. nd NJ eth gHouse Purchase, Sixth day Sd nst a.
IA o'clock al
WOODwARU-Op Or "Wednesday, Dec. J. Sarah ~ Zabrifke,
wifo of James l.. Woodward, aged 80 years.
The a.iyes aLd friends Of The family respectfully invited
attend fer funeral from the r. d. Church. Nnt3 street
the Rev. Dr. Yen LELdts Saturday. it1 lust, Ct -
IIccfe y, without further invitation Ino remains VIII &c
taken 10 ckensack, ~ j., iOr ineIuent.
NIi.sOE-ln NliHnsbmgh, oil Tuesday Nov So Of iuiam
Of thu lungs ThOuAs, infant Of Charles t. and
Catherine Wilson, oged 9 molins aud days .
WuLIAmSOE-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Nov 30
Mis-. Ann L. Williamson, AGED 40 Yeas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
BERIu.
avSrLsy-On Wedre.lAy, Dee ,, tae VILE % N''ns' =
Bentley, esl., 81 ZOE.
IsrRIIE.
yYARRgE ID.

xcxpaNAN-bgwIs-At Cortland Colity. or > -
NJ 81 by n. Rev Amos g. Bear1, d. D. W - N g..
uss ef ssw-loIi, to Aida kej n'-i' u We %
place 81, .he Rev J. ".
.kx.rdsr d. D.. George Doas.es aud heD'''
-, ia n scoi, esl. AL 4 this city ~ 81 :, -
yVERDELL - EwBANK 80 On Tue'aa,aStt me d. D. Hcafy
,rs... Cburci oy The Rev. stephen ~ - -, az +
g,sIS.I 20 May II asngh;er Of fbo1''' <"
this city ,,-s,..sav Dec. ], by fle r..
% r. BeGsll &. Allied GFyme,s ~ - 80
t., ei a a, sae resdenc q re oSe' istl ~
,tierh street, BY me heF' u nu
Ter,h ayeI1e SO ~ Army Ann Hsy' 'eesri ss-s snf
Of HssIy A. tns.-; no NeSue,sAv Dec I. Chr.si
AONEL Lorg Island, " The Rev Dr. fot.I "
ahSIe, NJ Of jersey City y. j. 70 Miss ssrA L. Mn
rnn0o'sGSTO ~ o' N-ln Brooklyn Wedu.day, Doc ia'
srb 81 tbe Roy Trinity py the Rev w ~ LeNis ". ~
M, Eo.ar p stIo1g 4 Macon, Ca 10 Miss hs''e D. u~'s
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