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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-07

All personal elements should make
brotherly concession ground their
stand point, instead of insisting each
upon its own particular recognition as
THE party, and thus rapidly degener-
ate into quarrelsome factions, which
will be met among the people With the
rebuke Of their heartless and con-
temptuous apathy at the polls, and
pronounce the redemption Of Iowa,
indefinitely postponed"
The fact is the battle Of 1850 must
be fought in Iowa. 1t is not strictly a
National contest. 1t is of no conse-
quencc if Stephen A. Douglas does re-
fuse to shake hands with his excellen-
cy James Buchanan, and we do claim
that it has nothing to do with the
forming of = State Platform, and
cementing anew the Democratic broth
erhood: while 90 far as our National
policy is involved, it may be easily de-
termined BY the precedents Of the past
and reference to the admirable Plat
form of SO, and about the technical
construction" of which, the diveuitiea
Of Presidents and Senators, are of but
minor importance ceased forever
with the end Of unparalleled compli-
cations which gave them birth, and
can only be forced into the convention
through the mischief making of parti-
zans, and Dorr demagogues, whose zeal
for the public welfare is not broad
enough to embrace the interests of the
respective county or counties which
they represent.
In truth Delegates only should be
chosen who are willing to be known
and recognized "a DEMOCRATS,
without any adjsHcts or provisos and
only such On Or will, Of want 70, do
ftho State any good. Better fir that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
PILES.

clergyman Of the Baptist Church. well known in Illinois
WTins to u.s. ~ have been for time seriously
severe one-at one time indeed, opeess bat have use
your medicine (Pile Snecihc), and cured 1 have no
Obligation" e
gentleman Of ftyyeerS, well and favorably known at
Ce!h Delaware county, Newly Ork had been marty to the
piles for twenty years Sometimes excessive heor
ThAge pain AMI suffering he the verge Of
the grave Por years he had dragged miserable exis
ten"e, confirmed invalid, disqualified any business
T life almost burden 1t Is needle add tina he had
tiled all sorts of rnedies from all doctors to little
purpose He consulted me two years ago. recommend
ed our Pile Specific, with, occasionally Dyspepsia
From this he began to improve and sinceh has had
serious turn of Piles From the first up to wear
past he had occasionally symptoms Of his old c5mTafm
but few doses of the Pile Pills would dispense all and for
more than year past he has been entirely we'll Of the les
more brilliant cure lsscsrcey to be found In annals Of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
CASES AND CURES.


young lady of &c had been with indigestion for
several months to render great necessary the
selection Of her food After eating, the stomach
act food rising in her mouth with water an unDleas
an heavy loadlike in her stomach CONTINUING
for ore hours frequent headaches coustipatcd and
depressed lnentH condition. See commenced taking
Dyspepsia pills, morning and night, than
week almost symptom of her disease had vanished
and she felt like n being.
Gentleman somewhat advanced 10 years strong robust
constitution, had lately been good deal fn
geston weak stomach, the nouth
and attended with peculiar VERTIGO and whrng In the
head much so as to render his riding carriage or
even mounting eminence, quite dangerous trying
several things ineT cualy he felupon Dyspepsia PMS
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn
Ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo other
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FacAlt4:

FG c Il tty:
E. X. LOsIER,
Principal-LecturrTo the Science Arcouuts nosHs
Business CssEomR
j. NJ. PhIL III .-f,
Professor Of the Theory and Prartc"cf BOSt 4cea:,
CnmmerclAl Ca!cuiatioGs.
H. II. b rs,
Associate Professor Of Root K-ep.Yg.
n. c. JOHNS1
Professor O business and OrnaIner: -. Psara11ilin.
T. WIbLIAM :, EsC.
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV. F. " ATES Rec Sc, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercia!Ethtcs.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. Kennedy, Hon JoshrA VaGssaI,
Hon. Thomas Swana. VIM. Ii, ErCAl.r, Esq,
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Krahe. ESQ.,.
The College is provided with Commercial EoFaE
standard Works, expressly for the use Of .;ri-1;'
Each Student has desk to himself, audis separately
structed.
Therebeng vacation during theyear s'uisn'seAa'7
ter at any time.
Lifetime usually required to complete tn full 'os'
from 5 to 2 weeks
DIPLOMA Is awardedt TO all Graduates. ,
Alarge and Beautifully OrnarSentrf Circrlar eon'N5,
upwards OF SIX SQUARE, FEET representing the EX'',2.
Interior View ofthe College various characteristics D-'
penmanship, &c, sent by mail free cAdrgs. accozA
with catalogue giving full particulars. Address y.
r. K. LOSER. P"!'""r'.'
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myI-1y
FIRST SPRING STOCK!
AT Extremely Tow PRICE,, now Opening nj
gSAAG pEs4 E-EVs,S

HAVING Just returned from New York with we'll se-
IL leced and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Goods.
won request the public 20 examine II before purchasing
elsewhere hy stock OF Dress Goods will he found
sst OF ie latest styles and that prices
lower than those other house would call partic-
lsr attention to some Figured Brilarts richly
s4c, at only 129c Plaid Ducals 20: at Nc; Light
cold A ChntZes worth 25c 1Ac and
portion. Muslns and Irish Lnen-I sell Muslin woI
ZSc ut Oc, and Irish Linen worth 75 45c Bonnrs
comprising the latest Styles and which being purchased
NSrect from the manufacturer will sell cheaper than
before 100 pcs Bonnel Ribbons; loo Ruces Flowers
every hng appertaninc to the Millinery line which
be offered ut the lowest figures.
EABROlDERIES.-If wish to find the largest, best
and cheapest stock give u call and promise to sell
Collars sets OF Sleeves and Collars Bands and
EdEings at less figures than any other establishment
zoo pr Kid Gloves at only sue, worth 81: 800
l0c worth 25c 2n0 Linen Ha dserchets IKE,
ISM 100 do at S worth 25c; 125 Iemstich IandkerchefS
at worth G& 81 do at soc, worth 75 50 superior
a. 624c, worth 9 10h0 white BrilliantS at l2%c wor
lsE 100 PuHf do IS1I worth 25c we'll as any other
white goods such Nsnsooks, both plain plaid striped
proportionat-ly low. 5000 Dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade, which am
confident have the largest Wheelug will he sold
to the Trade at less than any other House in Wheeling
can sell them att and all ask Is au
convinced of my ability to sell. Call exInine for
yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER
mi2L 1875 Main St.
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No family should be without these invalu,cl. -a,,.

No family should be without these invaluable curstIves
hGS are the only remedies perfectly adapted for omeS.
anu bEate use with them the parent Is armed and nre
against the first approach OF disease and can NEE,
~ me threshold and keen at bay. tae Of medicns
eht directed In the first hours of eease nerfctly
mat which BY delay only he relieved long and
"Hs hours Of suffering IL at ALL With these at hand yon
are not oolged TO await the coming OMEN jst
as well as expensive luxury DOCTOR; nor TO he j,, -
nosoned or bstered or bed but yourself adn;nIso
e simple specific, and restore the rudy current o t
again to Health AMI jov There only no Inurv
N any case from their use but the general influence
the constitution bevonh all question: s most bencacIo
AGENTS WANTED
We desire active, efficient agent for the s,,a =, -
remedies in every tow community in the United @
AuuFeSS' Dr.. +. HUMPHREYS, 4 Co
No. 500 Broadway New York
F4~s'1i b Sac DTass's. in wteslaS at14-1r
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THE INRELLIG FNCER
tFOom Tennyzon's New Poems.I
THE TWO SISTERS.

We were two daughters of one race:
She was the fairest in the face
The wind is blowing in turret and tree.
They were together, and she fell;
Therefore revenge became me well.
the Earl was fair to see!
She died she went to burning flame:
She mixed her ancient blood with shame.
The wind is bowling in turret and tree.
Whole weeks and months, and early and late,
To win his love lay in wait.
Q the Earl was fair to see!
made feast; I babe him come:
] won his love, brought him home.
The wind is roaring in tnrret and tree.
And after supper ON bed,
Upon my lap he laid his head;
o the Earl was fair to see!
kissed his eyelids into rest
His ruddy che elk upon my breast.
The wind is raging in turret and tree.
hated him with the hate Of he'll,
But loved his beauty passing well.
. the Earl was fair to See
l rose mp in the sill nt night:
l made my dagger sharp and bright.
The wind is raving in turrct and tree.
AS half asleep his breath he drew,
Three times stabbed hm through and through.
the Earl was fair to see
curled and comLed his comeIy head,
He looked so grand when he dead.
The wind is blowing in turret and tree.
wrapt his body in the sheet,
And laid him at his mothers feet.
q the Earl was fair to see!
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
RLAnEE ,pE7Ea


D TIERNAN son, no. 10 North Charles st B,,,,r,o
oHer for sale the following artices OF their own @
pnrtation, particularly for family us,. = ' """ Hh-
SHERRY WINES-Pemar.ne's finest n,A ,,
brown Sherries in wood and in glass E-' s0'u anu
PORT WlNES-Sanleman'I Competition rrd ,,5 ,,,
Port, in wood and in glass. 80 N"u "hl'e
MADEIRA WISE-John Howard N,rcL,. a.. D,,,
in wood and In Glass; also, Grape Juice 49, e''"'
ner Ca6nrt Seinberger, Mlrcobrun.
quarts and pnts. A"' > nHeSt, IN
Brandfcs 't''As 0lu pare ana dark
RUAiS-nli and nne, Jamaica, Antigua Grenade 49,,
from the Islands. Imported direct from London ~ una
hoLLAND GIN-The best qu0Ity-TIernan hrand-,,,
no mixture of aromatic poison In It. N" anu
z9g nal. chests OF the finest S0uoLIoNG TEA mh5-1v
SARDlNES, Said OIL, Freuch ana american 110T,I~
- Just received and for sale by 'uS'sF"'
mnao ". a. EDWARDS BRO
WoRcEsFEE and Yankee sauce, just resolved and for
sale ny LNl19nI W. 4. EDWARDS + RRO
DERLIS Wire Belt C{yps and sur All . 57
- mySi NIooLL BRU's VARIETY Stsre az
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L Q GA 7 z
ItI Baltimore,and Charles streets,

BALTIMORE, II D
INHIS Institution is In Il AID
iShng condition. Twice GurInT the last ysar.
been necessary to obtain larger apartments Tor TIE
commodatiOn of hcncrea sing number of students,
senting nearly every State in the Union.
II now occupies of the conspicuous and !ssiI
bly, located buildings in the CITY. The
ously arranged, spacious and elegantly rurai5b=d.
The advantages and facilities here offered -
ties of the Counting Room, or to obtain Tforcug p
ticGt Business Education IeneTal'v unsgrrs..:
any particular by similar establishment IN I'll" 3
States.
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TRANSPORTATION.
and Ohio Rail Road
@ "a
SUMMER, ARRANGENTEN

ON and after Monday April 1852 the Passenger
~ Trains will be daily as follows:
FirsThe Great Southwestern, Louis Cincinnati,
lumbnS, Wheeling BenwOod, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily 1l1O NJ arriving
In baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, connecting with
Eastern and Southern cities Returning leaves Baltimore
at 400 P NJ, arriving at Beuwood SIG and Wheeling
$50 ~ NJ, connecting with the Western Southwestern
and Northwestern Express This train only stops meals
and supplying engine with fuel and
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago St. Louis
Indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling
enwood Baltimore Washington CITY Express departs
daily Saturdays 45 p NJ. arrives at Balti
more at p. NJ connecting with the Eastern
aud Southern cities. Returning, leaves Baltimore 20
a. NJ and arriving Benwood Wheeling q
A. NJ This train stops at all regular strtons East of
berland.
Wheeling ami Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted, 1875 A. NJ arriving
in Cumberland At 655P PM. Returning, leaves Cumberland
at $40 a. NJ and arrives at Wheeling $40 p NJ This
train stops at all stations. J. Il. FORD, Agent,
W. p. SMITH. Master Of Transportation.
L. N. CULI, GEM Ticket Agent. apl2
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@ E5Es5g ~ ~
P PASSENGERS
u liz ON II

TWICE daily Sunday night excepted) for the giar
4 House, Washington, fredericksburg, Richmond p
iSrSbufE eldon, &C. &c, (cG. Potomac River an the
RGmmGnd, Frsdsreks6urg and Potomac Railroad by
spsndid ana comfortable steamers ACqna Creek thence
Railroad. anu f'to-
hours OF departure from Washington, $50 A. NJ md
r ~. sundays eXcepe'D Lcay Sundays at $50 A. NJ
only. Baggage under charge Of special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon
From Washington to Richmond Abk
from from do to Petersburg.
FROM DO to Weldon. .............
From do 10 Wilmington ......... 70
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac RaIIro,dhs
been In operation for % years all that time no
senseT has either been killed crippled by accident Th
Is without parallel In the history of RAILROADS In nj.
'" T DC 7crc S. RUTH, Supt Trans
~ 80 1913 jy1-ly
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMENfBER-That these SPECIFICS are entirely
harmless Ia all instances and In all may use
them Children NAV them, the aged nnrm invalid
may use them without danger aud with benefit.
PLEASE REMEMBE3.-That thousands OF thu most gift
ed and intelligent minds in this country Europe have
long since given in their adherence Homeopathy and
employ exclusively in all cases of diseases for themselves
and families.
PLEASE REMENIBER.-That only in long standing.
OLD complaints but In recent and violent diseases
most dangerous character, Homeopathy proved its
PeT"Tity I" any Other system in repeated trial..
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Homeopathy sustained,
not from Its theories and doctrines, but from Its daily
honrN success In curing the sick and arrestinC
PLEASE REMENlBEIsThat it Is the little lead
TO great Ones and tits little ailments that neglected
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE IRER.-That yom may have it in your
power promptly and pleasantly such complaints
the heg:nNtnE and thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE ItEMEMBER.-That this system saves you the
struggling forcing and deception used get
cineS taken by children, ways
PLEASE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the evil results Of such
struggles generally than ovcrbaauce good that
may be done nv the medicines thus given.
PLEASE Observation-Disclosures IIumphreys' syslem of Ho.
npoyathc Specifics iYcSs the nriyE.e tile
them
PEEAsE tie of a!sglc chronic
alijnen such As Piles Cararrh, Headache Rheum
Will more than ten times pay the of a case.
Please CONGRATULATIONS two or four dollars Invested
in case OF Specific Remedies, will return times its
value to You every in freedom from anxiety, preyen
ton Of disease, and absolute relief.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
HEMP FIET,D RATTRC

Ii feishts intended for shipment on the road must he
"a delivered between the hours of a. M aud n M a.
none viii be received after that hour. T. SwEENEY,
sePl" General Manager,
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAu,

Look over the list, make up n case OF what kind ron
snoose and enclose the amount IN stamns
ny mail to our address, at No $50 Broadway New Yort ma
9e medicine will be duly returned by mail express free
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LIST on sPECIFIC REMEDIEs.

nation Of "a; an kinds;
w No. s. Ba6ys rzs-For Collie, CRYING, Teethng and
Wakfeulness, and Nervousness of adults.
No. 4: Di0TThR0 PiAs-Por Diarrhna Cholera Infan-
tum and Summer Complaint
No 8 DIysentery P3S-For Collie, Grlpngs, Dysentery
No; 8. Cholera PiAs.-FOr Cholera, Cholera Morbus
No. Cough Loiis-For Coughs, Colds, Iroarseness In
ralSia.
No. .. Headache PiHs-For Headache, Vertigo, Hea.
No 10. Dy&Dspsia PiNs.-Tor Weak and Derauged sto-
in3ehs CONSTIPATION and Liver Complaints
NO H. F3i FeM"AS Irregularities, scany, Painful
No. r. Ft'dte Pis.-FOr LeucOrrhcea, PrOfuse Menses
m No -. or0'l, Pi1s-POr Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad
No: H. SAT- Pheun PiEls-For Eryslpelas, EruptIOns
No: IS, R1sumGic 1Als-Por Pain, Lameness or Sore
ness 10 the Chest Back, Toins Limbs.
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Dumb Ague, old
mismanaged Agues. ~
P-Por Piles, Bird or bleeding, Internal External
o.-For Soar, Weak, or Inaamed Eyes and Eyelds Fall
Ing Weak or Blurred Sight.
C-For Caarrh. of long standing recent either with
obstruction or protusc discharge.
w O-Por whooping- Cousin, abatiag its violence and
shortening its course
In ACUTE DIssAsEs-such Fevers Inaammations Dar-
rdas, Eysentery Group, Rheumatism such eruptve
diseases Scarlet Fever Meases and Eryspeas-the
vantage of giving the proper promptly is obvious
and In all such the specifics like charm The
violence Of the attack moderated disease shortened
ana rendered less dangerous Even physician
afterwards have to he called will
ed advantage from the previous treatment
COUGHS and CoLDs which frequent occurrence
anu MilCh so often lay the foundation of deceased lungs
nronchS ana consumption may all be cured b.
the Fever and Cough Pills.
In Chronic DISEASES such as Dyspeusa Weak Stomach
Constipation, Liver Complaint, Piles, Female Debility and
irregularities, old Headaches, Sore Eyes, Gatarr
SAT- eun ana other old erupons, the has specifics
whose proper application will cure in almost every
instance Often the cure Of single chronic difficulty such
as Dyspepsia Piles Caturrh, Female Weak
ness has more than paid for the times
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HUMPHREYS

SPECIFIC HoM0oRATRIC::RE
Stand consedly at the head remedial means for the use
Of the people. They alike from the
dangerous and repuve doses o quackery, school
practice the Inconvenience Of wstercure or the intricate
and perpcXnS o6seues OF the homeopathic
aud medicines Consisting of simple specifics for the var
Gus diseases to which they are related put the form
dangerous disgusting, they at once the ready
source Of the parent NURSE and the
complaining invalid.
They these positive advantages which
before combined in any popular remedies. They
Less injury arise from their SIMPLE
you always know what to take, and how to take They
are CONVENIENT; give the proper Sugar Pill
moments warning. without hesitation delay. They
tFFcSSr in thousands disease once
and the mite cures Athe moment what the pound could
afterwards have
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
POLITICAL.

Fulton County has jl.t been carried by the Repub.
cans by their eeeig Fix certain, and probs bly, seven,
Of the ten Supervisors. The Republican majority in
the county is 200 or 500.
The returcs from Brcome County show a crafty.
ing Republican triumph, as fellows:
republican -Bing hautoE, L;sle Triangle, Nanti-
cooke, Barker Ulion, WiLssn, Port Crane, Chensn-
GO.
Dsmoerot-Sarfcrd, CoDkln, Vestal, Colesville Il.
Mr. CorcorsD, who. xpenied from $40 900 to s20O 900
elect Buchanan Eeyer crosses the threshold Of the
White Hou'e while il is whispered along the avenue,
that John X. Thomson, Of Nex-Jsrsey, one Of his
mast faithful sdheren.s, hiss ct Last become dsgusted
with the hollow. heaItedness Of the Executive. Tne
Washington correspondent Of The Philadelphia Pres,
says tina. pointed out uho is sincerely at
taehed 10 Jone, Buchanan. eaher in Washington or
eiaWhere. At HE Own home in Lancaster, he has
scarcely friend. Hs!dly Lancaster face is ever
81. en- at the White House, AID noLe Of the men who
sre known 70 have adhered to the fortunes of the Pre-
sc ent in these eaIk days, wien he crouche1 at their
est begging for their support What toe condition of
s ,rs in Philadelphia iced not repeat. Even the
people who hold ;fi;es under him, while they may
fear do admire or esteem him; snd Of those who
90 rot hod Office, scarcely one be found among
thVse VINO were pioun 10 us huuioo'e1 1e "''
three years sgo, who does not express sorrow or In
digna,ion al tue lie has pursued In Washins'
ton venture 10 tha. the President eanrot point
to an honest personal friend Messrs. Bnsht and
Sidei supposed TO be the nearest to him. and yet
those who know these gentlemen shrug their shoul-
ders at the slightest suggestion Of any cordalty be-
tween them and the hesd Of the Govern nent.
-Tne rumor is revived that Mr.. d alas is 70 be re-
I'D ~ IL.
poLtmeri to Mexico in place Of Forsyth, resigned is
contemplated.
-Buchsrsrs Adninistraton is Tylerized. With
numerical Democratic majority Congress is unable
to pas sipgle measure without Republican voter.
The proposition 70 make W. Il. FOndey esq, the
Indiana SAFE Agent IN New.YJrk with Q salary Of
500 yer snInm, ~ set Of tss Les sslsu.e, bss been
At4lGeseS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
Married.

In San Francisco Jan by The Rev. r. p Cutler, Mr VII
liam r. Leaytt of Msriipez 10 Miss Susan A. Parker:
In Sacramento Dee. 81, III ID Meiss 20 Sophia Heisch
At haysyie Dec. % O. l. Hatfield 70 Akira g. Williams
In San Francisco at the residence Of Capt Nj H. Rob
e1s by the Most Rev Archbishop Alemany, MI tn Lemmen
Meyer 70 Miss Mariana q. BeldeTTsin
At Oak Grove Amador County JAN w. H. Rsedei TO sally
At COLOMBIA Jan. 4, II. T. Plant Helen NJ Hitchcock
In San RSmcn Valley Contra Costa County Robert sonmer'
set TO Miss Janet Phips.
At French Coral Nevada County Jan. s. Pahsm Wall to
HauDsh Crusen. -
In San francisco Jan TO- the residence of Henry Carlton
jr, by the Rev. r. Cutler, Mr. W T. Richardson Of Block
lyp, Alameda County. 10 Mrs. Hamlet n. Barrett.
In San FsreIeo Jsn IL Mr.. John A. CaTdwel OF Columbia
10 Miss Anre C. Fennsn
In Fafsd Jan g. by the Rev. Mr.. Hunter, Mr. J. White to
Miss Ada Thompson.
Nesr Stockton Jan. g. NJ A. watcn to Mary P. Walton.
In Sacramento, Jan IS, h Hereford 70 Mary L. Jewell
In Sacramento Jan. Il. james h Penny to Ellen Jones
In San Francisco Jan 5 BY the Rev. Dr. Scott Capt Alex
anGer Henson TO Miss Kate s EsalL
In stockton Jan. 9 A. J. Randall to Lucinda Mcdaniel
AT Sonora, Tuolumne County Francis Hopkins 70 Theresa
Kelly.
In North Juan Nevada County, Jan s. James Briggs
Mary G. Noonen
Atswssilsnd, Nevada County Jan G. W. C. Cocy Ale-
Ladis. Valley, Fl Dorado County JAM L. weOdwsrth
In Upper Piacervle Dec So o. F. Greeley Nancy NJ.
Johnston.
In Upper PlaeeIvie Dec. 80 James Dunbar to Miriam
Greeley.
In Jackson Amador County, Jan 9, George Becker Car
ita SeIIni.nto
IN Suffer- Sacramento County jan G. John Keyes Clara E.
Mcintyre
Ast Helena Nspa County jan J. Jane, H. Page . Adcne
Drew.
In Sacramento Jan. 10 Cyrus NJ scheIhouse to Mary B.
In San Fsnci,co Jan IS by the Rev Dr. Scott Mr. Marc,
A. Braly 10 MEs. Margaret }. sloan.
L. Musoy and Miss Martha Athens Perkins Johnson
Al Cooms Jan. Is, Geo. o. kes to khIsbeih $. Winter