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LEGAL NOTICES.

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&1-Southern Pacific RallrOad-The UNDER
signed ready to receive at his Office 81 Common street.
tho LOAN TO the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
commended by The meetings Of tho Stockholders held
and 9Th of August
important that stockholders and others who
contribute to the same should act promptly
not believed that appeal The cxans Of New
who largely in this great enterprise will
be In vain when other points, having local
road have contributed and three times much asked
for IN this city.
IF H. q. FULKERSOy Apent-
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OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Room No. 15 City Hall,
New Orleans. August 10, 1859.
NJ Notice to Tax Pdyers-The Hoard OF
rolls Of the year copies having
been left with the Secretary Of the Board No. Is City
Hail. the be and examined by any
ants of The said city Of New Orleans and Of the
r M daily sundsys accepted during THIRTY DAYS from
the 18th inst
And the Board Of Assessors further give notice that they will
meet their Office No. lb City HAIL. from o'clock 4. ~,
III O'Clock r NJ, on the 18th 9th. 2s 22d 2d 24h and
10Th of September next to review their spp
cation Of any person conoeivng himself aggrievsd
HENRY BIER,
RoaYd ofAR
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Dates OF Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails, for septe mber, 1859.

closed mall consisting Of letters Newspaper for States
and ces Of the 0srman Postal Union and Denmark
Norvay qeden Poland Russia Greece 1onian Islands,
sent rom Inc Poatonnce in New York semi. weekly
"A mail for West India Islands will be sent by this
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WINES, WINES, etc
w 10 casks Marzetti's Ale.
50 u casks Burgundy Port.
3D. Chamisso Pure Juice Port,
81 Roysl Company :.
AZ Old 10 perial :.
100 boxes Old Imperial 1886 :.
"a London Dock :.
10 :. Royal Company Oporto :.
104 :. South Side Madeira
60 :. Robert Adams 1880 Madeira.
"a Il casks Cette :.
4OE :. Harmony Nephews Sherry.
"a u Duff Gordon :.
u :. T. E. Martins -.
40 boxes Pale ;.
$50 Moet 4 Chandon's Green Seal Champagne
50 Oeil de Perdrx =.
Ito baskets Sillery =,
ITS St. Julien Caret.
80 F. Kleppes St. Julien CIaret.
q Margaux, 1877 1881 Ciaret,
GA ;. Henkell Co.'s Steinwein.
10 Sparkling Mose.
~ :. Leses Bitters
"a Ginger Wine.
In store and for sale by 8. WOLFF,
sell Corner of Graver and New Levee sts
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TNO COTTON PLANTERs-I TAKE PLEAsURK
in announcing that Messrs MAEDEvILLE 4 McIL-
KENNY my authorized agents in this city to make
tracts for the Of
MY INVENTION
For
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business In relation to 1t. ~ u5

Twill only here that make the capital the same
location the power the expenses very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton spin that with
the addition Of machinery costing about half what the in.
the first year will be- and which ia
attended by surplus labor Of the plantation little girls OF
TO- women and old men inefficient as field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
COMET
We spin the best Yarns in the world The danger from IRE
the is immensely reduced with many other sdyan
ages OF great value And what Of great importance
all this is fully demonstrated by its daily operation
on the plantation of COL Geo. Yerger near Yazoo City
Planters desiring full particulars are referred to my
Agents. as above.
Applicants for agencies will please address enclosing
testimonials
my3 4mAW GEO g. HENRY
RRANDY-lD0 packages Poutney & Marert. landing ex.
- ship Moses Taylo from Bordeaux, for sale by
S. WOLFF,
ar9 Corner of Gravier and New Levee SITS.
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Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening at
at the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall St. Charles street
1 hSlls q f. Xii io, George Evans E Frank Bart
e.. q I'll; ". e. Wilson, g. M 81 VIZ j. Christian O.
A. "a ". Anton ofsrgeld g. M. LIST VI T. D. Van Horn
treasurer Chas W. Clark Secretary Louis Herts Guard ass
u,, By order Of the M. e.. H. r..
a3 ~ CHAS. W. CLARK. Sec'y.
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q HALLER 4 BROTHER. MANUfAc-
TTRERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
assortment Of Cooking, Parlor and Bar.roorn soves
and prepared to eli all orders In the above line IN
the City or County.
r.Ieus. attention paid 70 al description. building work
hoohng, Down Pipes. Fancy and Plain Heads. etc.
Have the exclusive right the ouHiana to make
and vend he recently Lewis from
tho use oftvhch the roof Of buildings washed from I'll ah
acting In itself 1t the necessity any labor In ia
Action feature not produced here before. dl4 "
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r EAL ESTATE AND SLAVES PUBLIC
The subscribers have opened for the Re .strv and
of Rea Estate and Slaves the city and couuy And nve
their friends and the public call office and bay what
ever property they have for sale inscribed in their
Register. - W
No charge will be made for such registry
The Books will be opened for examination by the public
the ssles-rooH of the undersigned - r "
McGERREN, LANDRY & co
and Sales Room-Masonic Hail. St. Charles street
of Perdido SEQ tS >
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE GOOD
supply hand and receiving by direct Importation
rom editions to on, stock hs oeebrassd I'D hg
aad quarter pipes 1902 do half quarter eight
pipes invite the attention Of the
Now York terms and prices, BY
WIN. +. LRVRRIGHA co., ~ Old Levse st.,
oDly Sole Agents in this olty.
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS SALB. GOODS SALE.
BY e. ROGER f. CO.,

DRY GOODS sALB........DRY GOODS SALE.
BY e. ROGER + CO.,
formerly H. Peychsud. Hyde Coz
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.. M :,
sold " - - 80
packages and lots OF seasonsbls Dry Goods consisting
o. blankets Flannes Cloths Satnetts Cassimeres Tweeds,
Kentucky Jeans Cashmeres Delanes Nerino Alpaca Robes
Qaiss Ladies' Cloth, shawls Black Velvet WOODEN Table
Covers Prins Wool LniDgs, Linen Towels Dsmask Table
Cloths Elastic Skirts Linen Hand erchief Hosiery
ins Canton Fsnnels Colored Cambrcs Checks. Ticks,
Stripes De inns Osnaburgs Bleached and Brown Cotions,
Btached and Brown Jeans Wooden Shirts and Drawers ct
AeTERMS-At sale. sel2
GOOD MAHOGANY FURNITURE PICCOLO PIANO,
Carpets etc.. at auction, account Of departure.
BY j. n. BEARD + CO.,
GARDINER SIXTH, Auctfoneer.
Office 50 Magazine street.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10Y o'clock,
No. Fourth street, between NayAdes and PrytAnia,
will be sold
Good Mahogany Bedsteads Armos. Bureaus Washsands,
Tables sofss Easy Rocking and farlor Chairs Nsrsses
Curtains dne Velvet Carpets Rugs Mating Mansl Orna-
mens Mirrors Crockery and Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils
Cooking Stove, etc.
A fine Rosewood Piecolo Piano.
k4eTEHMS-Cash set
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T. Lr0N. W. ".
~ General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas will col.
lect claims in all the Southern part of the State.
eide Co., g a. sloeoms 4 Co. ". A. Violet Co., R. VI
Co. VIM. Wray Co., New York; j. B. Lppincott / Co.
Philadelphia. my2O lys
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VOLUME x. NO. 90.
News from Earope-The First Battle

The nows IRON Europe this morning pos.
sossov intense interest. Tho irst battle in
the great drama of blood has boon fought.
aud won by tho allied Sardniaus and
French The Austrians, iiftuon thousand
strong. under the command OF Con. Stadion,
attacked ,he advanced posts OF Marshal do
Hilllers, at MonteDello. ou tho 2lst ult, aud
were drvou b,ck by Con. Forris division,
after harco combat OF four hours durn-
zion. Tue aliies, incndIng some Piedmon
tese cavalry. carried Montebollo, but it is
reported, did not pursue the Austrians.-
The loss of the Austrians is stated by the
French accounts at from 1900 to 2000. aud
that of tho French at 600 t" 700. OF whom
many were oliicors. Some 2000 Austrians.
including a Colonel, were taken prisoners.
Tne Austrian account claims that The
fight was with u superior Fronch force,
and that after a hot contest Con. S. re-
treated behind the Po in perfect order.
Report SAYS the actual force OF tho French
was from 5000 to 7OO0,' besides regimout
OF Sandman cavalry. The war is now real
ly begun, aud Succession of sauguinary
Strugg Us may be looked for.
II 10 announced that tho extreme left
wing of the Sandman army has forced a
passage over the Sesia putting the Austriaus
TO fiighr: Other trifling engagements are
reported. General GuyaIai. tho Austrian
commander, continues to make oppressive
,oxactious on the people under pain of being
shot for disobedence
The merciIess King of Naples is dead
despite the potency of spiritual manifesto
tions and sanity relics, Francis Il has as
sumed tho rens OF government, Il change it
10 to be hoped tor the better.
Lord Palmerston and Lord Russol are at
political loggerheads, aud the defeat OF tho
Derby Ministry is anticipated on the moet-
ing of Parliament. England will find it
difficult to preserve neutrality in the shock
of arms now begun, aud it is rumorcd that
six British mon of war had entered tho
Adriatic.
Ii Is announced officially that France ad
hores to tho abolition of privatoerlng and
tho principle that neutral flag covers cue
mieS goous,-xL.edder of .uVgdqH
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FITS! FITS! FITS!!!
DR.. HaneeS' Vegetable Ertract.
Ep5EeDESC P4ESS,
For The cure Of Fits, SpdSmS, Cramps, and all
NsrnONS atR cnnS iflL iOtLnL diNenSeS.

For Mf care Qt FitS, SpaSmS, Cramps, and all
Neruous aud constitutional diseases.
ID PERSONS who are laboring under this dis
l tressing mllady Will find DIR. Hauce's
Vegetable EpIieptic Pills, to be the only
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fal
ling Fits.
These Pills possess a specific action on the ner
vous system; and although they are prepared os.
pecially for curing fits, thoy will be found of espe.
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever. In
chronic complaints, or diseases ofong standing ,su.
perinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial,
Price three dollars per box, or two boxes for five
dollars Persons out of the city enclosinga re-
mittanee. will have the pills sent to them through
the mad free of postage. For snle by SETH S.
HANCE, No, los, Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Md. to whom orders from AL parts OF the Union
must be addressed postpaid. 437 ly
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For tho JeGorsonian Democrat.
Surprise.

A few days ago, the good indies of Chester made
n visit to Mrs. Bonrdsley, wife of the Methodist
minister on Chester circuit. The exercises were
os follows First, the presentation of an ample
aud elegant table service; second, the preseuta.
ton OF other household ptorts, in ali amounting
to aJout thirty dollars; lhifj, they spread most
inviting collation., and all partook with feelings
suited 10 the occasion. At the close Of the day,
they retired with evident marks Of satisfaction
leaving behind them hearts overhOwing with
gratitude.
How such things mako amends for the tolls
and asperilios OF life Mrs Beardsey says that
such testimonials are valuable in them selves but
that she has no language 10 express the value she
puts upon the endoarlng love and friendship that
prompted their bestuwment Let Heavens own
store house be their reward g.
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-iourth of the :9:al deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption, 10 say nothing of the nu
merous other diseases spTinging from slight
cold"
Do not trifle with your henllhi but, if suffering
from n Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy bottle
of HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on a cure. Thousands have
done So and huve certified to its wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordered or
dyspeplc state OF the stomach, i'll which case the
German BitIers should be used in cases ot weak
ness, or general debility of the system, resulting
from proracted Cough, the German Biters will
be found of great benefit
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, 4l6 Arch
Street, Philadelphia, and tor Sale by Druggists
aud Storek cepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price IS ccuts per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 469,Gyins
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II. NJ Johnson, would say to tho cltizcns
of Goaugo Co., and vicinity that he is here
with one OF his specimen Aultman Mowers.
and would DO happy to show it to farmers
thut are interested in said Mower.
K. M. JOHNSON. Agent.
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NOTICE.--'rho Annual Meeting oi the
Genuga County Bible Society will be held in
on~TUESDAY, June lith, com.
mencing at Ten o'clock AM. for business, and
nj One PM. Elder JouN Balm will deliver the An.
nusl Address. Pastors are requested to send up
all Funds collected for the cause All friendly to
lie cause arc cordially invited.
LEWIS G. MAYNARD, Pres.
June g. 1859 49O.2w
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MEDICAL.
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
DIX. RIB AC K 8
Scandinavian Remedies!


WHEN DIR. ROBACK, the celebrated
w Swedish Physician, introduced bis Blood
I Purifier and Blood Pills in the United States, he
set forth in plain language their curative proper
ties his was years ago. The task OF recon-
inending them has since been taken out al has hands
Enlightened men whose character Tor sound judg-
menl and philosophy. gives their opinions weight
IN the community, men who observe, reflect and
make assurance doub!y sure" before they decide
are everywhere approving and urging the use oil
these wonderful preparations. All who confids in
the wisdom and honesty of this class, or who chose
10 investigate for themselves are now OF one mind
on this important subject.
DR.. Roback invites the attention OF the eick 10 tho
ORIGINAL LETT ERS,
from members OF the medical profession, editors OF
public journals well-knUwn merchants and Farm
ers and Ladies of the highest responsibility, giving
accounts OF extraordinary cures wrought by the
remedies, of which cures they themselves were
EYE WITNESSES. 90
These parties may be consulted personally or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the sub
Jcct The evidence in the possession OF Dr. Ro-
back, which s ataI times accessible 10 the public,
establishes the following
FACTS
That the BLooD PURIFIER and BLOOD Pills have
been proved by analysis TO
C'ntaIn no Mineral
That they cure the almost universal complaint,
DYSPEPSIA
with unerring certainty, and in very short timo.
That after all other medicines have proved useless,
thev relieve Liver Complaints,
and restore tho health and strength OF the sufferer.
Tb,, SICK EEMAtES
,,a ha' l,r@,i;shad for ,ears in benless we,k.
as ~ anS J"tHnndenny yecrnerots Win great
rili,,' rr,ior ,hoir in :; ignratipg onerotion That
uTP'oIE ~ v ,bsir cordial
arJ oenly s,;mnlniinq nronertes Tb,t thew recruit
anu s-""' Shnt,nrnT Cnm.,itntion
bovyover. thew NAV bave been trifed with and
abu-od tj,,t their direct tendency is to engthen
lv un1n the goj,,n gj disease m The blood, thew
> Nr' Cnuse soon 10 Heal.
and discharge from the system every taint of Sero
tula. whether hereditary or otherwise. That thew
Recruit.tbs Deb,litatcJ,
and ,hs, there ia no disease Of The Stomach aud
Bnweis' the Liver. The Nervous system. the Skin.
Glands or Muscles in which tley do not give
promyt rrIiet, and if administered before the very
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DIR. IL. p. BUNCH, p. M, Beck etrs


Store, Pickuway Co., Ohio, June 81, 1857, says
have sJld nearly all OF the Hoofqnds Gerpun
BuerS you last sent me. 1t proves to be u most
valuable medicine, and gives entire satisfaction 10
all who have used 1t. prescribed it in some very
bad chronic cases--cases which seemed almost
hopeless. 1t is not very common for physicians to
give much praise to patent medicines but am
always willing to receive the truth, and to employ
the best remedies, whether patent or not. One Of
my naghbors, a regular physician, stepped into
my office soon after received the Bitters, and
asked what it was. Upon being informed, "Oh !"
said he, twill you use those patent medicines !
Don't you know that those medicines, which are
said to cure everything, really cure nothing ~
Yes. sir" replied, "Ior whenever medicine
y said to cure all diseases, no matter how oppo.
site in Their nature it is too much like the boast
ed panaccas OF the profession tmercury and anti
mony), used in all cases, but not worth much in
anyi while this only proposes TO cure a certain
class of Diseases" He said nc more can sure.
" recommend the Bilters when have so conyin.
cling proof of their efficacy in the case of my
wife, who has been vastly benefited by using
them. Yours, truly,
IL. P BUNCH, M. d.
For sale at the Principal Office, 4ls Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by druggists and store
keepers in every town and village in the United
States Cunadus, Wes' Indies, and South Ameri-
ca, at IS cents per bottle. 49l 2w
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OLD Watch Shop!

ONCE more alive and k--ticking, after
~ months OF inactivity and sence-the main
spring hroken--the balance demolished the lever
bent--the regulator gone-and the wheels in gen.
eral confusion cons 'quenty, the digets IN StdtM
qnolost to all practical usefulness but once more
rejuvenated, brushed up off aud out, the Deacon
is again at his post ready for operations; although
never having captured an elephant, killed "A r6i-
noceros, or seen a bohemoth or any other varmint
in the Old World being no more Than an honest
Yankee. always having lived in the Western
Hemisphere, and worked at the Watch Business
for more than thirty years, aud being able to do
work in qmaiHy and for price satisfactory to all
reasonable people.
Doors open at all hours. c. A. BISBEE.
ChardoR, June &, 1889 49ltf
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william Leslie's Estate.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
" been appointed and qualified as Administra-
trix on the estate of William Leslie, late OF
Thompson, Geuuga Co., deceased.
SELENE J, LESLIE.
Thompson, April %, 1859 49lw3
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M OTt q UIUCk NM
BlLL.... ....................... So 90
This House is new and Strong, and capable Of ac-
commodatng 500 couple, and Stocking is bound
to make every effort to have it pleasant His
Billiard Room and Bowling Alley will be in run.
ming order and properly managed 10 make it plea
SAINT. A general invitation is extended to all who
wish Tor good time.
MusIc "A. WEsr AND UPSoN's CorILLoN BAND.
The Road from the bottom to the top of the
Mountain vii! be well Lighted.
May 20. asst
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CONSULTATION FREE.
THE MODE or EXAMINATION

THE MODE OF EXAMlNATlON
Pur9ued by Dr. Wndsworth is very simple and
entirely new, and by it disease Of any ol the inter
nal vital organs is in yery.iew minutes detected
with facility and certainty without asking the
patient a question, or having the least previous
knowledge Ul the case.
Among the Diseases treated with perfect sue
cess, ure SCROFULA,
And all diseases of a Scroiulous origin, Ulcers,
Iumors Enlarged Glands or Joints, liip Disease,
Swelled Neck or Goltre, Scfotulous Sore Eyes,
Scald Head, Eruptious on the Head or other parts,
Cancer, !islula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia,
travel, Impotence, Structures, ST Nitus Dance
Epilepsy, kheumatlsm, Dropsy, &c.
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chro.
mic Diseases ot the Bruin, Eyes Throat, Lungs,
Heart stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Shin or
other Organs. speedy cure warranted in all
diseases OF a Syphi tic or Vcnereal character,
without tho use Ui Mercury or other polsons,
which destroy the Constitution
Teeth extracted without pain by Galvanism.
Regular visits will be made during the year
giving those who commence, opportunity to con
rlnue ill cured.
No certificates Of cures published, but references
10 any number OF patients, who have been cured
will be given 10 those desiring them.
THE POOR LITERALLY CONSIDERED.
Any person sending correct statement OF their
symptoms, and enclosing 80, will have medicines
adapted to their case, sufficient to last one month
OF five weeks, sent them by Express
Address, ii w. WADSWORTH. NJ D.
Batavia, N Y.
June 10, 1859 4SG.n
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Attachment Notice.

Daniel Eaton, Plaintiff, Before Zeotus Sisson, J
Samuel B. Ware, Def. Ship Geauga t Co. Ohio
nN the first day of June, A. D. 1859 srid Jus.
~ tce issued an Order of Attachment in the
above action, for the sum of six dollars and
twenty cents, which has been duly served aud re-
returned. DANIEL EATON
HamIden, Juue 6, 1859. 49lw3
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

TOT IHE VCFUy NUIV UI
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Group, Ho7rseaeSs,
BroKchitis, PneRmORid Diseases Of the Barrels
ar,SjRg. from Cold IRcipieHt Consumption, ana
for lie 1eli.t and 0f at all po,SIbiey cue n patti
enfs IN dnYa"ced Stages gfthe latter disease
THIS CELEBRATED PREP RA-
L. tion like the Bitters, may be confidently re-
lied Ii is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal than any other to which the
people OF this country are suGect--thoso springmg
from "Siight cOfd." That eminent authority
DR.. Bell snys; Al will not say that colds are 10
our inhabitants what tile plague and getiow .teUei
are TO those of other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
A further proof of the terrible intulity OF diseases
resulngNrom common coId'' may be seen by
glance a the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the Roard OF Health of Philadelphia,
conlessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union =
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MARRIED.,

In Hudson, on the Oath uit, by Rev. Geo Oar.
ling, At his residence Nj JOHN FOWLER, late
Of Bainbridge, to Miss SYBlL A. PARKER, OF
the same place.
On Tuesday, May 3lst, at the residence of the
Hon. Lester Taylor, in Clardon ny Rev e. D
Taylor, MIR CLINTON GOODWIN, of Middle.
field, and Miss LUCY w. TAYLOR, of Clurdon
In Chnrdon on the 9TH inst, by VIM. Richards
Esq, STEPHEN SEARLS and ZOA MANLY
In Hambden, on the sth inst by Rev, Mr.
OF Claridon, and Miss CLARINDA OSBORN. oi
IInmhden.