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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-25
JACKSON, go: /: Janua ry 10, 1890
The Legislature.

Most Of the session yesterday was occupied
by the introduction Of local bills In the Sen
ate, Mr. West offered series Of resolutions
touching our Federal relations, as substl-
tute for the resolution of Mr. Sklrke provid-
ing fof the appointment Of Commissioner to
Virginia. The resolutions are so comprehen-
sive as to embrace almost every topic Of Sec
tional agitation, an! they also provide a plan
for Southern resistance. They will appear in
an early issue Of the Miss;ssippian.
In the House to-day, quorum barely be-
ing present, but little bus ness was transacted.
Several local bills were introduced and DIS
posed Of; and sundry bills of general char
acter, coming up as the orders of the day, the
members introducing them and advocating
theil passage, not being present, were passed
ever iasSrnsally or made the orders Of the day
for some special future time.
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NOTlCE.

Jackson, Miss, Dscsmber 30th, 1859.
DATENfS for entries male between the third
Il day Of March. 1857, ani tho fifteenth day Of
December, 1858, for sestlsment and cultivation,
nader the graduation act of August 4, 1854. have
been received ut this otiee, and the purchasers are
hereby notified TO ceme forward Immediately and
make the required proof Of Settlement and eulti
vatiOn. and receive their respective patents, be-
cause if said proof is not fled within q limited
time the patents will be returned to the General
Land Office, and will then be liable to be cancel ed
for performances Of the conditions of settlement
and cultivation Contemplated By the graduation
act Of August 4, 1854.
10. BELL, Register
Jan 50 w6w. r. a. CLARK, Receiver.
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Practical Republicanism.

In Ohio the Black Republicans have re
solved to "outyote, outwit, and outfight"
shareholders. They claim to have more men
and more money, and more bullets The re-
solution which thus embodied the true spirit
of Republicanism was passed at Ash.abula, in
Ohio. on the 9th Of this month. 1t will not
be equestioned since the exploits Of Burlin-
game and Grow, that our Black Republican
enemies can not be excelled in the easy per-
formance Of Dragging and clustering.
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Mr.. THoMPsoS's REPoRT.-We are in
debted to the Hon. Jacob Thompson for 4
copy of his Report as Secretary OF the Inte-
rior Departments synopsis Of which was
published in former issue of this paper
The Report abounds in valuable information,
which with its comprehensiyeness and lucidi-
ty, will commend it to the public as one of the
most useful documents that has yet emanated
from the Interior Department. Mr. Thomp-
sons friends in Mississippi have just reason to
be proud of the able manner in which he has
discharged the onerous and responsible duties
of his office
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CrrATIllN N0TICE.
THE STATE OF n SSI5SIPPI
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Itts' . a . UE m RsaIo.oAI ~ 7
MADISON COUNTY.
LtIe Probate C5arf Of sad county, NoreEster Term,
A. D. 1853.
To G. w. Dawson, heir st Law Of Nancy Dawson,
= deceased and all other persons interested in the
estate Of raid decedeHt-
V0U are hereby cited to be and appear before the
II Probate Conrs Of said county, al a regular term
thereof, to be held the second Monday in January
1860 at the Court Honse OF said county the first
day of said term, then and there 10 answer the PEI
Htion OF ". A DAEson, administrator of the estate
Of Nancy Dawson, deceased, for the sale of all the
personal property belonging TO said estate for the
ean Why ne yer Of said petition should not be
Granted.
HxfzA WITNESS, the Hon. JOS II. Postell, Judge
GS9SD of Probst of the County of Madison the
second Monday of November A. d. 1859, and seal of
said Court. GEO. WARD, Clerk.
Nov % '59-W5@.
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T. D. HAMILTON, Sec'y.


PRor. WooD's HAIR REsToAAT1yE.-For
the wear past we have been advertising the
above named Hair Restorative, and month af-
ter month its sale has gradually increased, un-
ii it now commands more ready sale than
any other article Of its kind, giving in almost
every instance entire satisfaction. A clergy
man. resident in q neighboring town, who had
for years suffered from burning sensation in
the head, with an occasionally dry, itching hu-
NOR, which prematurely turned the hair gray,
and latterly causing it to come off rapidly,
leaving the head nearly bare, seeing the adver-
tsement in the Gazette, was induced to try
it, and now, after the use Of two bottles only,
bis hair has turned quite dark and is very son,
the scalp clcan, and the subsequently bald
spots covered with beautiful growth Of silky
dark hair, the sight Of which, with his COM
mendation of the Restorative win command
an increased sale. We would state to any
who may wish to know, that we are permit
ted, privately, to give the name of the indi-
yidual to whose case we refer. Dec2o 50
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GRoeERIEs.-The public, and merchants in
particular, are referred to the card Of Strang,
Murray & Co., of New York city. Mr.. T.
w. Mooring, who is q native and citizen of
the South, has become interested in this firm,
and being conversant with our market, will
give his whole attention to the wants of pnr-
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POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY.-Mr. Squires'
Concert Company will gire two more of their
interesting Concerts this afternoon and eve
ming, which will positively be their last ap-
pearance in this city. r.i z ssgEa. 49,
Tne hall was quite full on Monday night
Notwithstanding the inclemensy Of fheweath-
er; and last night there was no decrease in
numbers and interest. = ssSs s. sss7zass go
See advertisement in aeether column.
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See advertisements in apether column.

LOUISIANA LEGIsLATuRE.-B. w. Pierce,
of Bienville Parish, was unanimously elected
President Of the Louisiana Senate on the 10th
instant The Democratic members of the
house held caucus and nominated for Speak
er, c. Il. Morrison, Of 0uachita parish; for
Chief Clerk, James Welsh; for Assistant
Clerk, George B, Shepherd; for Sergeant at
Arms, J. P. Peralta; for Doof-kesper, D.
Sesrles for Warrant Clerk, ]. +. Smith.
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Cancers really Cared, and Female Dis.
- 80 eases Successfully Treated.
nR- 8. GILBERT, after many years. expert
~ snce, Is of opinion there Is not an liberated
womb that he cannot cure, If he has q fair trial.
No man in the nation has had more experience for
the last 30 years than he has, and perhaps man
has had mere saceess. There is not State in
the Union that be cannot sheE living witnesses Of
his skill. He has partner in London, an eminent
8 regular Physician, with whom he is in constant
= coInrnunic7tisn, and ell the remedies discov
cred, he receives
Hundreds of females, who are altogether eurable
IL taken in time suffer the disease 70 go until il
becomes csncerous after which, 10 most cases. liie
l. a burden, and death is the only relief. His In
rrnary Is new and furnished; his table is as
GOOD as any in the country. BE bas also negro
lnfrmary. He has never failed to restore sup
s rres.ed nenstruation He also treats diseases Of
The skin, and uieer0Gs affections Of every grade
uhatsoeyer. 10 has the Yapor Bath proper, and
viii cure Rheumatism and 81 mercurial diseases
as quick as the Hot SPRING..
Memphis Tenn, Dec. Is, s57-f.
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or We learn from our Holmes county ex-
changes that Maj. D. W. Sanders delivered
an elaborate and able address in Lexington, a
few days since, upon the important project of
extending the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road southwark, along the Yazoo valley, to
Canton.
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obsequies Of Col. Webb.

The last sad rites were perfo: med at the
grave of the late R. B. Webb on yesterday.
The long procession, consisting Of the MEM
bers of the Legislature, State Officers, Ma
sonic Brotherhood, Military, &c, attested the
esteem in which the deceased was held, and
marked the sorrow which his untinely end
has carried to every heart. ss57 @ -7s'
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..LEr THERE BE LIeHr.o

PETERS Patent NoN EXPLOSIVE sELR-GENERTAISG
GAS LAMPS.
E1 J. EISEN, viii constantly keep q full and
5 j D. varied supply Of these justly celebrated
Lamps on hasd. -
This l. the best becauss is Is safest clearcs, and
most economical hight produced fs Is strictly
pordtte, aud consequently exscsy adapted % every
use, and pIscs where light is needed. For Church
es, Hotels. stores. Factories and Shops it has NO
eqaal And for aelings. ft is ar ry gem, and only
requires trial to satisfy any Intelligent mind that
Il Is iHs the thing, that has Ioug been needed.
The public respectfully invited TO elli and ex
anime this beautiful Lamp, and satify themselves
of It's eheapnss clearness, cleanliness, safety and
durability, snd that It possesses Of the quali-
ties Of . hnmhhg.
The barners peculiar to this Lamp are easily at
tsehed to those Of any other style, and at bat Q
tfihing expease. ~
isrgs supply OF Oil will always be on hand, So
thai purchasers Sili never have trouble In getting
the right material.
3 Calf and get one, and be convinced that great
disidsrafiss. 10 at last stfained.
For sale at II ]. EISENS Jewelry. Store, on
State, BeAF Paseasonla Street, Jackson, Miss.
Dec 20 '5e-ff.
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The EAoLE.-our neighbors of the Eagle
have donned a new and beautiful garbs We
congratulate them upon this improvement in
their interesting and valuable journal and cor
daily wish them an accession of advertising
and subscription patronage proportionate to
the increased inducements which they have
offered to the public. es 50 e. ssgaz
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THE STATE OF MIsslssiPrI,l
Ia the Police Court Of said county, at the jane

In the Police Court Of said county, at the june
Special Torn 1889, thereof.
Be it remembered that afnong other orders maie
and recorded at the tsrm Of the Court aforesaid,
was one in tas HoEis and agures following to-~it;
'sOriered ~ the Board, That tax of twenty
five cents uer acre be assessed ell lands subject
to taxation in the eounty of B5IiVar for thu year
A. d. 1859, payable on.or before the frst Monday
in March A. u. 1869. for Levee purposes, to be
used under the direction Of this Board in accord
aAee with the Ztst section Of m act entitled an
act to aid in repairing aad perieesng zoe LesSe OF
the NissiSsipui river in the counties Of DsSOto,
Tuniea, Coahuma, Bolivar, Washington and Issa-
quena.' ibis order 10 he Published in the Weekly
Vieksburg whig, ard Mississippian fer four sue
cessisc weeks
In testimony whereof, have hereanto set my
hand and the seal Of said Court at Ufiee this 9th
NoTenber, A. d. 1859.
Rv W. W. ROBINSON, D. C.
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or The Northern Railway of France, on
which are employed some Of the largest loco
motives ever constructed, is being partly re-
laid with the bignoles or flat-footed rail, spik-
ed directly to the sleepers, the joints being
fished, and no chairs being used.
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RIEE Mantle Crates Of beautiful finish, Cham
= Der and Jamb Crates of every variety. Coal
Vases, Seatties. Hods &c. Fire Iron Sets, Steel,
Bfass. Bronzed, ts. ohasipg Dishes, Steak Dishes,
Oyssers Dishes in great variety. Table Mats, Cof-
fee sad Tea Urns, Tea Trays. MATTERS &e. Neat
Cuttsfsof al sizes, Sassage Stnffers 10. Coal and
WOOD Stoves, IN extenso. Cooking Stoves Of every
capacity and pattern, and nyzriety Of other House
knrnishing doods, 20 nnnierous too particuIarise.
Nov Is ,59-lf.
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WcRas ARE FATAL - All physicians
know that the cause of most of the diseases
Of children is worms They produce dysentery
diarrhea, conyulsions, congestion, emaciation,
water on the brain, idiocy, &c. Arrest the
evil in time, then by administering Winners
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE, vegetable remedy a.
harmless to the system as water, but absolute
ly certain in its curative results.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and m.
tail by J. WRIGHT & CO.,
21 and 151 ChartTes street.
ea Sole ProprietorS
For sale hv all dIrgrisks .JaniORnL- I'm
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DR.. OSG00D'S INDIA CHoLAGOGEE
EURES Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever,
~ Dunb Agne, intermittent and Remittent Fe-
v,rs, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Enlargement Of
the Liver, Enlargement Of the Spleen, and all the
various ferns Of
s7-a BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaInabie medicine was prepared frem an
extensive practice Of seFerzi years in bilious
climate, and Is never known to fail curing Fever
and Ague, CT any Of the diseases above named.
> {. Those who are suffering from affections of this
kind, as also those who have bsconae iDvaids from
their effects upon the constitution, viii find the
INDIA CH0LAG0GUE most invaluabIy remedy
for purifying the blood, and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the Morbid effects Of bilious eli
mate. Ses
The wonderful effects Of Gbolagofue in eradi-
eating Bile from the hum2n system, can only ex-
plain its extraordinary agency in the speedy, thor
ough, and permanent cure Of Fever and Ague, and
the various grades Of interziftcnt and rcnitteat
> Il has been tested in thousands Of cases, and is
pronounced By all Who have used IL, one of the
greatsstFever and Ague remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for DR.. 0sgood's India Cbolago-
que, as there are many eounterfsits offered for
sale.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, at
proprieLors prices, bv
- - - J. WRIGHT CO,
s 81 and Isl ChsFtres street,
g 49, Gene<el Agents for the South.
re- For sale IN jackson by J. 3. Sizsr, @. a. Moore
and by all Druggists.
= feb SLY w&s-W
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FAraL ArrRAY AT v1cksBURa,- We were
shown private dispatch last night, stating
that W. D. Roy, Esq, of the vicksburg Sun,
was killed yesterday by Mr.. Sheppard, late
clerk of the Sun office We aid MT learn the
particulars Of the tragicai affair. = i
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Public Lecture,

Prof Keency win deliver public lecture
on Chemistry, at the jackson Female Insti-
tute, on Thursday at halfpast two O'Clock
P. NJ. The friends and patrons of the Insti-
tut,on are invited to attend. &
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AUCTION.

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.
II EKIILL be sold noon, Saturday the 2Sth of
w January, IN front Of the Capitol, q family
residence en- tie Rail Eoad below Stevens Foundry.
= = Il has good cistcrn f.. Also, House and Lot in
the rear Of ur. e. II. Manship's, Crescent St.,
, Jackson, Miss. J. Ii. BOYD,
Jan l3 '69-tis. Agent for j. W aison,
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OF Late dispatches from Washington an
nounce the fact there is no prospect of an
early organization of the House 4.
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or The motion of locomotives upon the
rails is believed to assist materially in liberia
ting the steam generated in the lower parts of
the boiler, and thus in maintaining proper cir
culation of water.-AmeTic0n Raifsoay Re-
4sA,1
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On the 18th inst, by Prof w. HuLMAS,
at the residence Of the brides parents near
Raymond, Rev. ]. B. HAMBEELIS. Pastor Of
the Clinton and Raymond DPtist Churches.
to Miss. JENNIE s. STbSE, Z Graduate Of the
Central Female institute, at the last CON-
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or At a late militia muster in Kentucky.
a big keg was used as drum. II there was
anything in the keg, Prentice thinks they raj
led ct the tap.
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or Why should the hen enjoy perpetual
daylight? Because hex son never sets.
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Or a New York milkman somewhat re-
sembles the whale that swallowed Jonah, for
he takes great prophet (proft) out Of the
water.
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OF A volunteer military company. called
the Enterprise Guards. has recently been Or
ganized in Enterprise, Clark county. The
company numbers IS men rank and file, and
win drill IS Light Infantry.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE on NIssIssIpPI.-Rlqh esar. q Erro,

STATE OF AIsSISsIPPI.-Righ Court Of Error,
Nd Appsals. OctoJsr Tsrus 1855, Sassrday October
I'D 1859. .-.
G. a. Joor. ct al. so7s.
d. o. Williams, e. sl-l
Il deceased, Laura Williams, Emma Williams,
AL Mary Ellen Green, heirs At Law, AID legal rep
rcsent4tives Of said b. D. Williams aeseased.-
GREETINa.
You are hereby notified to be, and appear before
orr High Coart If Errers and Appeals, at jackson
in said State or the 3rd Monday OF April A. ID.
1sSo, and show cause il any you have, or can, why
the above stated suit shall rot be revived and
prosecuted, SAMrL LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Nov ,S9--w6t.
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TnE DEaru or MacAuIAY.-Lord Macau-
lay died on the 2sth ult, after an illness Of
two weeks. His disease was am affection Of
the heart. S Esa lssf1s1fss la@t ssi
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BENTLY n. HASELL.

Chief Engineer aud General Superintendent.
C.Ps0ARLEY, General Ticket Agent.
TRANSP0kTATl0T DEPARTMENT.
Frights are received in NeT Orleans at the Com
psnys Depot, fost CT CaiIiops street, up to $3.50
?. n, daily, Sundays exsepted.
All frslg hs intended fer transportation must be
distinctly marked with or initials of consg-
nee and place of Destination; and NJ freight viii
be reesissd ualess cousgae 10 established stati6ns
on the iiue Of the road or its connections.
The company holds i,selfrespO spOnsible for the val
ne Of al cotton shipped hy the road, which may
be lost BY se, from the tiIae il is receipsed for at
stations the line until twelve hours alter notice
TO eonsgness Of It's arrival at the depot in New Or
leans.
Agents of the RaiIroad Company aro not permit
ted 10 reeeiys receipt for bank notes, reeis v
eiry, or other Express matter. faey viii be re-
eeived by the Agents Of the Adams Express, 90
Camp street.
BENFEY D. HASELL,
Chief Eng. and Gen1 Supt.
T. S. WILLIAMS, Master of transportation.
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Commissioner to virginia.

The following; resolution, providing for the
appointment by the Mississippi Legislature Of
Commissioner with authority to proceed to
Virginia, toeonsuit with reference to the mat
ters therein set forth, Was introduced in the
Senate yesterday, BY. MraStarke, Of aBOlisass
Resolsed By Tie ss,sats, [the House concur.
ring,) That the Legislature viii. at an early
day, elect a aCsmmissimer to go Immediately
to Virginia, to confer with her through her
Legislature as 10 the best means TO maintain
and preserve the rights and interests Of the
Southern States against the dangers now in.
pending over them. ls'A sssssszs
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Iseo RAILROAD TRAVELLING 1850
New Orleans, Jackson aGd Grea. Northern
ASH + Ralfro9d.
rs q Is -

I SASSEA4ER Trains leave New Orleans, at the
n Depot of the Company, coTuer OF CalIiops and
J Magnolia streets, at thirty minutes past seven
o'eiUeS in the morning, at six O'Clock in the even
ing; and arrive at New Orleans at six o'cl lek In
the morning, and at seven o'clock ia the evening,
daily, Sundays included.
Trims leave Jackssn going north ct 5.95 4. VI
and at 900 P. NJ and going south at s:zs a. ".
aud at 5:i2 P. il.
= Trains connect at Jackson with Southern Rail-
road Trains for Yicksbarg and Brandon, a2d at
Canton with Mississippi Central Railroad Trains
going north.
Children three pears old and under, free : thoge
over { and up to twelve wears cd, half price
all over twelve years Of age, full fare.
Through tickets to al principal cities, North and
East can bs obaiaed in HeE greans at the ticket
Office Of tue Company, adjoining No As, SsCharles
street opposite the ST. Chailss Hotel, at the De-
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The Alabama Democracy.

Douglasism has been completely whipt out
in the convention of the Alabama Democracy.
Resolutions which come fully up to the senti-
ment of the Mississippi Democracy, were
passed, and delegations was appointed 10 he
National Convention whose opinious are ID
full accord with the resolutions. Il consists
of such men Of known orthodoxy as William
L. Yancey, A. B. Meek, David Hubbard, Gov.
Winston, etc. The Mobile Register clique
which has 50 pertinaciously essayed to thrust
the Squatter Sovereignty heresy and its lead
ing champion down the throats of the Democ-
racy, met crushing defeat . = s1..ss..,
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InStArr,ved.

TO ARRIVE.
4 BRf6oss Patent Piano, Shipped Oct 18th
u A0et IS 80. J. b. M0REY.
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Gorresponde nee.

JACKSON, Jan. 16, 1860.
8 haftor Of tte Mississippias,: At the Dem
seclaf,c state Convention, when the name of
nos. brown was proposed for Recommendation
70 tne Charleston Convention for the Presiden-
cy,l 11tndrew i at his request, stating his
reasons ior directing that withdrawal. The
accompanying letter, addressed to Mr.. Smiley
and myself before the meeting of that Conyen-
tion, authorized my action, and sets forth f,lIv
snose reasons. Thinking 1t may be interest
,ng % ms iriends and the public, / ask its pub
ilcation lc - Very truly yours,
- -. l4-s zl- MIAfc
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Hons Lrv1sasToS MINIS and ]. j. SnrLry.
jackson, Miss. So
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MARRIED,

For sale by all druggists jar
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NEYER KNoWN no FAIL.

Sl.ei Lug. ana 0en Cup Z.
T. S. WILLIAMS, Master of Transportation,
Nov 10 i59-f
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-11
MA2RPAG3S.

On Tues|ey evening, by Rev. Isaac
Gibson, AIR Jean .1adrews TO Miss Ga
tha Lick'ider, daughter OF Mr.. Henry
Lckhder, III Of this County.
On Tuesday evening, ty The same, Mr.,
Boss ThoaegsOn 10 Miss Sarah Hunter,
all of this county.
In Berkeley, last week Mr.. Samuel
Pierpoint, to Miss Kitty Barkman, OF
Berkeley County.
O.. the 26,h uIv., By Rev. |. K. Station
Mr.. Jephtha II. Taylor, formerly Of
Berkeley county, Va, 10 Miss Na'y
Cmharine, daughter Of Era Baker o
Washington county, Md.
Onthe 24,h inst. by Rev. G. Seymour
A. L. Kimmei, Esq. TO Minnie, young
est daughter of l'hos. w. Morgan, Esq.
OF Frederick city, Md.