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Nevada national., 1859-01-15

CALIFORNIA REGISTER We have lecn in
formed by letter from tie publisher Of the
California Register, that copy Of that work
for 1859 has been scrt to this paper. We
have not received IL. iut from all rc can
hear, and from hasty glance az friends
copy, we safely say the work IS compiled
with great care, is remarkably accurate in
rs statistics, is well arranged and band .1mc.
y printed and bound. We presume the
Register can be had at Spencers and at
bookstores generally, in the County.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

Books AND STATIONERY. and various other
things, including musical instruments and
banjoes and fddles. can be found at w.K.
Spencer's Store, on Main street Mr.. Spea-
Ger is agent for all the newspapers Of this
State of the Atlantic States, and Of Europe.
He will supply parties with articles in his
line very cheaply, and will deliver the pa
pers to subscribers with great promptness
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

by virtue ofa Execution. issued out Of Justice
5. G Post Court, Of kureka township, County Of
Nevada 10 me direc.ed in favor Of NJ Perfume and
sgninst l.. , Wilcox, | have seized, and will ex-
pose for sale at Public Auction at O'Clock on til
3lst lay Of January, 4. D. 1889. at Orleans Flat,
the following described prperty. TO wit =
All right title and interest Of the above named
deiandant 10 a certain Flume situated ON llumbug
Creek County Of Nevada known as the Humbug Falls
Fiume a. so much thereof Will satisfy fiantiiis
demand for thirty dollars and sxty-hve cents and
accruing cost
Dated the 10th day ofJanuary 4 D, 1859,
25 81 r. SHELTON Constable.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

A FoETUNE.-There is man locg ted near
English's Bridge, an Bear River, who devotes
his time to the killing ofquail He has been
engaged in the business for some four or five
years. and is said by those who know, to
have amassed a fortune of some $4,000, from
the proceeds of his sport" He sends a
large bag of quail to Sacramento or Nevada
each day.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
a Speck of War.

The naily newspapers Of the State, which
are able to publish and common, on the news
by every arrival Of the overland mail. were
in somewhat of n buster about the visit to
ard search OF The American Steamship
Washington, by the officers Of British
cruiser at Greytown. 1t turns out howev-
cr. that the bloody Englishcrs only went on
board Of the Washington to learn the news.
and. perhaps, to take a smile ont Of the
Captains private jug. So the matter is cX-
plaiaed satisfactorily to all parties concern
ed. and the Mr. Lyon. who is 70 De Eng
lands minister at Washington will not be a
Lion rampant, with tail erect and hair all
turned the wrong way but will be too
tame to be Interesting
Thus arc the American people unroman.
tioally deprived Of a chance 70 work Of ihcir
superfuty Of patriotic steam. lfJohn Ball
cannot get newspaper and a chew Of to-
bacco from Jonathan. when John Ia. been n
long time at sea. without so much talk. what
will become Of Mexico. metaphorical'y cal
led the "sick man il she puts on any
frills VIII Congress let rs have war.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

jre- Mr. Cbas \ Crane will hereafter act
ns agent for the National in san Francisco.
lie nav he found At No t3. Merchant street
All advertisements obtained iy Alr. Fisher.
our late agent and not yet settled for, will
De attended to by Mr.. c.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

CAUcrs PEsoLUTIoNs.-The following Res
olutions we're passed by ;ho Democratic As
semblymcn at their late Caucus
RfSolvFp. that the immemorial law Of the Demo
cracy IS to settle an personal preferences by friendly
caucus and renew nose our approval Of this time
honored method, aud bind ourselves by the choice
thus determined
RESOLVED That no ono shall he nominated by this
caucus who IS not faithful supporter Of the Ma
tional Administration. and who Is not free and un-
iraHsmee by pledges of word or conduct in the sup
port Of anv man, men or clique for the future.
RfsoirrD. That by our present action we dis
claim any prcferancc for. while we rcrreheni all
premature hostility towards any prominent and
nifi nl rcmocrat, and we design tho election Of
Speaker .hall be in honest observance of the ncmo
cratic maxim. Of principles and measures not
men
REsotvrn That the nomination Tor peak or shall
not O., considered an expression or rreicrene .. hy
the n,rnorrats ofihe A.scmbiy for any prom incnt
Democrat nor shall such nomination be considered
as u,ass Ohio iility our part. 20 any Democrat
in tbi. state. and we tcpreeate and utterly eondem
an, attempt 10 force n nan i'sue uron ourselves
and through u.s. upon the democratic party of the
state and that he whoi.a candidate Tor position
before this caucus and Hrgcs hi. party morit and
notification that he &. against any fariicuarT emo
cra' 8. unworthy the support % this caucus.
Rr.orovrp. Tin, We fear publicity and seek no
secrecy of our proceeding AMI u order that no man
or clique may claim victory in the ro'ult Of the
election of speaker our resolves shail be pub' ned
ia the nemocrric newspapers of this state
The resolutions were passed nearly unan
imously. and 60 to show that senatorial
pressure was attempted on the outside.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

WHERE Is THE PumIc ADMINISTRATION
This question seems to he moving the citi'
zcns Of Nevada county. lie has gone no
one knows where. aud with him disappeared
the bread money Of not a few widows and
orphans. Frank Nicholson, it appears, has
sold The birthriphi Of good name for mess
Of pottare. Set there is no way TO reach
his case. Ills houdsmon are not responsible
AID il appears be ci- not criminally liable
The Legislature should so amend the crimi-
nal law, as the Attorney General has recom-
Inended, as to make such transactions lar.
ceuy.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

DENTIsTRY-Dr. A. n. Clark has located
at Grass Valley, for the practice Of his pro-
iessiou. DR.. c. comes to us highly RECON-
mended as a skillful dentist. by persons
competent TO judge. lie can be found, for
the present, at The Exchange Hotel, where
be will aileud to all branches OF bis profes-
sion.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
NOTICE

Ia NesiinR 10 elect Trustees of the GRAVE
YARD will be held. on SATURDAY EVENING. Jan
18TH 1859. at : O'Clock. Al the VI. +. Church
W. c. PulE Superintendent
g. V. Cerlcisry.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

THE SCENERY in Hamilton Hall Theatre
is nearly completed ard reflects credit on
the taste and skill of Mr. Heires, t e artist
The Theater will be opened very soon by a
good company. We have not heard that
Mrs. Wood will visit this place but we pre-
sumo that the certainty of good houses will
not be overlooked by her.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

OVERLAND MAIL CoAcH.-Some OF the pa
pers object to the use Of the above term
because all coaches are overland ones
That's right. the purity of the language
must be maintained by the newspapers.-
Let us hear no more of an overland coach or
Of a widow woman.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

UEArTH.- Inhuenzos and sometimes Pnca-
monia are common about Grass Valley
Every one seems TO bc more or less affected.
When you meet friend be {, ,ure to .ay
g" Good borlig." The weather has been suB-
ny and warm for the most time during the
week in the day time. aul very coll at
night. - this present writing Thursday
we are having a gentle rain.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

We observed a fellow riding along Mill
street, few days since. beating his horse
over the head and swearing fearfully. The
brute was drunk the horse was sober.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

RFfGmrs NoHcr Elder J. y. Penderrra.s of th,
Christian Church will hoii serie. n Meetings ir
the u. Church South in thi, place oonrcnrirs
ON saturday Evening at o clock on 22nd iu.,.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

The Mountain Messenger comes to Ms IN a
new dress. The Messenger is a good paper
and deserves the " store clothes - il. pro.
prieiors have put upon it.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

rS- The STEAMER National will be issu
ed this afternoon, and on sale at the Office,
and at Spencer's.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
DIED.

At Sacramento. on Thursday. January I3. Ma
RIA YArEs. wife Of c. J Lansing, Senator from Ne
vada County.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
Fruit Trees,

VINES, sEEUBS, PLANTS.
Ornamental aud Shade Trce-,.
The Subscriber offers for sale at the
CORNER OF MAIN AND school. STREETS.
GRASS VALLEY.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Fruit, Shade and
y Ornamental Trees. also Vines &c The stock
on hand and arriving consists in part Of
APPLES NFCTARINFS. pITMS.
PEACHES, OUNCES CHERRIES,
PEARS, APRiCOTS FIGS
or all the most Approved varieties.-Also--
RASpBERRIEs, GooSEBgRRIEs, CURRANTS. Ga.
". d. EVER
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

JzS- With pain we announce the death of
Mrs. G. j. Lansing. Mr. Lansing has the
warmest sympalhy OF this community in his
bereavement
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
The Nevada Democrat in speaking os the

The Nevada Democrat. in speaking o' the
Governors Message. says -
"The Indian policy OF the government :
the agricultural. mining and commercial in
terests Of the State; the overland mail
routes and the Washington monument. are
among the other ircis treated of iu The
message. aud the Governors ;d,as urm
these. as upon most other subjects though
neither original nor strikingly brilliant win
generally be approved 10y every body.
Had the Gogernor written bis message ST.
ter the manner OF Millions Paradise Lost tho
Democrat would have approved Il. Gone.
rally approved by every body" makes ,he
message common place. Common sense {.
such a rare thing, naw-a days that the Dem
ocrat shon'd have praised that quality.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15


\ RErrBUc,N REILLY 20 Mn. SrwAEp'S
SrEEcu-Th The New Hampshire Statosman,
Republican paper, says:
Now let Us inquire. in the name OF com
mon sense, of what avail is it to prove by STA
tistics that we pay thrce-fourths Of all the
revenues of the Government, while Soathorn
consumers are our largest customers OF
what avail is it to prove, 20 the satisfaction
of every politician, that we supply the
South with all they wear. from top knot
to a shoe-lachet; with all TINT they use,
from steam engine to a friction match.
when this very process feeds our manuinc-
lures? The South is as necessary TO the
North as the North is to the South Massa-
chusetts annually makes six millions Of dol
I lars worth Of shoes The South is her best
customer. When the shoe business declines.
gaunt hunger stalks through the streets OF
her dourishing villages.
New England is exclusively engaged in
the manufacture Of cotton. We buy the raw
material OF the South. and pay in goods
I When our spindles cease to whirl, the opera
I tives are threatened with starvation. 1t is
the spirit Of hyena that bites the hand that
feeds it. Il is high time 10 cultivate frater-
nal feeling between the different sections OF
our country. Neither commerce, manufac-
tures nor agriculture can flourish while the
two hostile portions Of our country endeavor
to cripple and injure each other. Suppose
we succeed in convincing the South Of their
dependence on us for all they eat and wear
aud use and thus stimulate them to estah
/ lish manufactures for themselves or divert
/ their trade into other channels are We gain
ers by the process
Suppose we prove that they are indebt
ed to us for all their literature and all theil
teachers, thus rouse their hostility to ouI
books and teachers, are we benefited in any
wise? No good has come, or ever will come
from this mutual elimination and recrimina
ton 1t neither strengthens the party mol
hastens the downfall of slavery. We holC
that every State has right to determin,
what institutions il will adopt
Why. then, hoist the banner of No mort
slave States, when the very cornerstone o
our political fabric rests upon the principle
that a majority of the people of every State
new or old, shall decide that question for
itself"
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

|. o. Of o. F.--The elective officers OF
Grass Valley Lodge, No. y, were installed
on Thursday evening, the 9Th inst, as fol
lows :-
JONATHAN CLARK. y. G@G.C. KIyG. Y. G.:
c. c. SMITH, Sec; c. L. EDwAEus. Treas.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

r5- On the llth inst, the Auburn and
Forest Hill stage was attacked By robbers
and the box Of Wells, Fargo q Co.. cor :ain-
ing between $4,000 and $4,000 was taken
\ messenger accompanied the treasure, and
had his pistol taken from h!n.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

The SUPEENE Corgr. has decided that cap.
ital invested in mining claims is not liable
to taxation under the Statute eycmpiing
mining claims from taxation. The Court
concludes as follows.
.- Our conclusions are: lst. That the in
torost Of ,ha occupant ola mining claim Is
property liable to be uljected at the will
OF the legislature to such burthens as are
imposed on other property. ID. That The
Legislature having expressly exempted min
inr claims from the operation OF Tho Revenue
Act. we cannot presume that il intended in
directly to subject them, by levyiug tax
On the price paid fo- them, which would. as
we have shown be O partial and unequal
mode Of ascertainiug the value, and, in a
majority or eases. De productive of great in
Justice.
It follows that the Judgment of the Cour
below is erroneous. aud it is reversed viii
costs
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
AGNs

era io,rosryr i. ,-rf fait a-'reri.el Agent
or sscranaat". ir-ast f. 'rrui 90 - J st.
Ma cuts A ctyr s. our solo Aeeu; in san
vr,,ci..o lI. 3. .s.fa- .r.fi go receive sivefite
meats aul r.s-.. COG ... ..ar" ii" ma' he i"uud
90 fs Nr.r..,gt .-...-. 'iH -ff...-
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

A GooD MENBEE.-In reading the reports
Of the Legislative proceedings in that enter
prising newspaper, the Sacramento Union,
one is oblijed to 60 through much that is
poinilesa. There is one member. however
whose remarks and whose movements are
characterized by good sense and sound juig-
ment He speaks to the point always and
with dignity ana courtesy " hich arc truly
commendable and worthy OF imitation. He
has introduced one reform into the Assembly
which illustrates his practical good sense, to
wit requiring the Clerk to read the min
utes Of the Assembly from the Archivc Jour
nal The Clerk has failed as yet to comply
with the requirement Of the Assembly ; hut
the rule is good one and any competent
Clerk can comply with it. and the Assembly
should make It's Clerk come to time"
F. l.. Aud, OF Yuba County is the mem
Der We have spoken Of above. iIe deserves
the po pularity he enjoys in Old Yuba.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

GoLD.-Mr. Delano called in our Office
Yesterday with beautiful gold bar, worth
-, 900, the most OF which was from New
York Hill, from Laramer IL Co.'S claims
| .aramer & Co crushed about 80 tons of
rock, from which they obtained over Sl,2Oo
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

The friends Of Paul llorphy in New York
have determined to present to him on his re-
turn TO this country. suitable testimonial
Of their appreciation of his skil! in the art
of chess playing. 1t will consist of a set Of
gold and silver chess men. oxlui>itely and
ciaboraicly wrought, mounted on cornelian
pcdc-lal,, aad accompanied by 4 richly in
laid chess board. In addition to this, should
The fund warrant il, a comm morativc medal
sill he struck. Of which our youthful cham
pion will receive a copy in gold. and each
subscriber to the fund to the amount Of five
dollars a copy in bronze.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-29
EXCHANGE MONTH"; AID YER TZsER

EXCHANGE MONTH"; Y AID VERTISER.
Our first edition of 10, 0O0 for circulation in the
South and West, will go to press on Monday, the
I'd of May next.
Our Second Edition of 8 900, for exclusive circu-
lation within the State OF Maryland, on Tuesday,
the Sd.
All Advertisements handed in before Saturday
night, will appear in both Editions
Terms for both Editions) One dollar per square
of six lines-inuariobly cash
No Advertisements competing with Baltimore in
terests received.
The following Baltimore interests are already
represented-some of them largely
General Commission Houses Fruit Preserving and Oyster
Sewing Machines Packing Houses,
Liquor Dealers, Jewellers and Fancy Goods
Guns, &c, lass and Paints, -
Hardware, Drugs and Dye StuGs,
Dry Goods, Music Sellers,
Groceries, India Rubber Goods
Lumber, stoves and Iron Ware,
Clothiers, Colleges and Schools,
Pianos, Soap and Candles,
Tobacco and Cigars, Paper Hanging,
Marble Workers, House Furnishing Goods,
Gentlemen's Furnishing, Books,
Wines and English Malt Planning Sash and Frame Fac
In aura1i Provisions sSTf,i
Real Estate Agents, ICarpeting,
Teas, IRON Safes Hoow-ware, &C.,
Straw Goods, Railroad Lines,
Patent Medicines, Steamships,
Newspaper.
The list of Baltimore interests to be represented
in our monthly supplement has had the following
accessions-while numerous advertisements under
the old heads have been handed in
Tin Plate, Spelter, &c, Saddles and Harness,
Millers, Furniture Dealers
Fish, &c, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
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CoURT OF lNQUTRY:-A correspondent OF the New
York Post writing from on board the United States
steamer Merrimac, Panama Bay, says:
Besides the slow process of obtaining provisions
another duty detains the ships here this time Il
was the purpose of the flag officer to have sent the
St. Mary's off to the coast of Nicaragua mmed-
aely on his arrival here, but she had not at that
time filled up with provisions, and now her com
mander (Thorburn) is reported to the flag officer,
by one Of the leutenants of the st. Mary's, for
drunkenness aud unolicerlike conduct. Commander
Thorburn has but recently joined the St. Mary's,
being sent out by the department to relieve Com
mander Davis He is one of the retired officers
who short time since were restored to the active
list by the President. There not senior Off
GERS enough here to constitute courtmartial, and
court of inquiry will be ordered by the Flag Off
GER, to investigate the report against Commander
Thorburn, Immediately on the arrival of the Van
dalia, which is daily expected from Reaejo. The
court will consist of Captain Kelly Of the Saranac;
Commander Sinclair. of the Vandaia; and Com
mander Hitchcock, of the Merrimac. 1t the report
Is sustained by the evidence, Commander Thorburn
will be sent to the United States, and await the
further action of the Navy Department.
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1859.

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed letter sheet, will be ready for de-
delivery from counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their business
their orders at the Counting-room during the day.
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Would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
IN general that he prepared to attend all orders in his
line of business.
He Will VARNIsH OR RE-VARSIsH AND POLISH OR CLEAN
UP AND POLISH ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE; REPAIR AND
MoDERNIsE OLD FURNITURE UPHoLsTER AND RECOVER,
DO UP MATTRESSES AND FEATHER BEDS, &c, &C. &C.
twenty practical experience in working the
families in the cities of New York Philadelphia and Bat
more enables him to suit the scrupuous and to 20
ork in better and for less money than any other
one this side of Philadelphia
NBA orders left at his Dwelling No 50 Forest street
with N. Hynson Jennings Co., IS N. Charles street.
will bs Immediately attended to- apl-6m
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The HUMAN HAIR DIVINE.

fine head of hair has been considered great
est types Of physical beauty Poets from Homer Byron
have sung its praises As the eye gives beauty
SION to the face does the hair add elegance and shape
the head The different of mankind distinguished
by this type alone Whilst the head of the Caucasian
adorned with ample growth of fine locks the ruer sex
with copious beard and the gentle with long waving
resses the Ethiopian presents woody knots and the
Monaghan coarse and straight hair What striking CON
rs does the skin and greasy backness the African
present to the delicate cutcle and the exquisite rose and
lily that beauties the face Of the Georgian Driscols
Rosemary and Castor O preserves hair in its pristine
beauty and prevents its falling Off removes dandruf and
cures diseases of the scalp 1t highly recommended by
the medical Faculty" for children's hair Try it'll
For sale by all Druggists, and by
d. C. DRISCOLL,
IS Baltimore street,
Dealer in Perfumery, Fancy,
apI-eotf Toilet and Furnishing Goods
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MliseelIarfous.

WQUA MATING.
DOUBLE EXTRA IMPERIAL
MA HING MATING.
JOHN TURNBULL
is now receiving from ships Tartar and Daring
1000 ROLLS OF VERY SUPERIOR
MATTINc,
of the above celebrated brands
ALSO,
1OOO ROLLS OF MEDIUM AND Low PRICED
MATING
1 have also in store firstrate assortmento Of
CARPETING,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
OIL LOTHs, Sc.
New styles for our Spring sales
wish particularly to call the attention those who want
very superior quality of Mating to the above brands
warranted perfectly esh and will be sold at very low rates
JOHN TURNBULL,
No 2i2 Baltimore street,
aPIimr Charles street.
A LIE AND RUBIS
CHAMP INES.
The undersigned have appointed sole agents. for the
United States and Canada, for the sale of the
CHAMPAGNE WINES
of Messrs. JACQUES GOERG & CO., at Chalonssur
Marne France We present their Wines public under
two brands, namely:
LA PERLE AND 2uBJS
The PERLE" Wneis of exquisite favor and fruy taste
and is guaranteed to compare avoraby with any Wine in
the American market
The 'RUBIS' is fine Cabinet Champapne of beautiful
Ruby color, which is natural wine This wine is I'M
doubtey one ofh finest Cabinet Champagnes produced
France, and is
MADE FROM GRAPES r OF THE CHOICEST sELEC
From the long experience extensive possessions large
means of the well known house JACQUES GOERG co
and their determination to furnish wines which shall
with the approval of consumers feel persuaded that
trial will fully establish all for the excellence of
these wines.
CRAMER, ABEGG & McCLosKEY,
No. 10 Broad street. New York
The above Vines for sale at Wholesale Baltimore by
. CHARLES H: MYERS Bro, Exchange Place
1elo-5mr LAURENCE Thomson Co., do. do
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
l59 BALTIMORE STREET
We are now offering Family Machines, which
combine Improvements found in other machine at the
LOW PRICE
OF FIFTY AND
SEVENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
Our Standard Machines, which universally used by
the manufacturing tradeofth and the Northern Cities
HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE,
which places them within reach of all persons who hav
ewing to do.
OUR MACHINES ARE
THE CHEAPEST OFFERED,
when it considered they the only ones capable doing
every kind of work, from linen bosom Leather shoe
Send for copy of Singer and Co.'S Gazette contain
ing all information about Sewing Machines.
Hemmng Guages of all sizes, and Binding Guages for
every kind of work, adjusted to Machines
mhI9tfr - AGENT
CARPETING AND MATING,
LOW FOR CASH
WALSH & CoNRADT,
No. n Gay street
ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETING,
EXTRA THREE PLY CARPETING,
FINE INGRAM CARPETING.
CANTON AND COCO MATING.
~ OIL CLOTHS OF ALI. WIDTHS,
DRUGGETTS TABLE COVERS,
mh2l-tf MATS, &c
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We take pleasure in announcing that the Hon.
ROBERT c. WINTHROP, of Boston, will deliver
lecture on "Luxury and Fine Arts in their Moral
and Historical Aspects" at the New Assembly
Rooms, for the benefit of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, on Monday evening next
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GABRIEL ID. CLARK.
corner of Calvert and Water SITS,

COTItr
Now offers for sale London, Liverpool and Geneva Watches
of superior workmanship, made order Also the American
Watch, Hunting Cased Fine Gold Jewey, Silver and Pla-
ted ware Browns celebrated Gold Pens diamond pointed
Lecouter Swiss Razos and Strop warranted be the best
in use. Purchasers of the above goods will pleas examine
the stock ial5 If
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III 4 II II / 4 Ii.

II 4 L RI ED,
On the 2sth instant, by Rev Jno W Hedges J. L. MAR
TIN and c.. LEE all of this city
On the 26th instant, by Rev. B T. Brooke, WIN E. MAN
10 OF st Peter Minnesota, to CARRIE NJ daughter of jos
Tucker, ESQ., of this city.