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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
THE FIRST CALIFORNIA REGIMENT AND
THE BATTLE AT BALLS BLUFF.

Captain Lewis Bieral, Of Company G, First California
regiment which ominenty distinguished itself in the
late sanguinary engagement at Balls Bluff has in
this city for the purpose Of recruiting for his company
Captain Bcra it may be added, fought bravey in the
engagement and the officer who bore Colonel worces
ter from tho field after be had been shot in the left cheek
and He states that Colonel Coggswell not NOR
tally wounded has been stated but that he only re-
ceived wound in the right hand, which is serious
Colonel Coggswel was, however, prisoner by tho
enemy Captain Bera holds his recruiting quarters ut
No. $40 East Thirteth street. Company IL the only
New York company belonging TO the First California regi
mcnt most of the being recruited from the Twenty
second ward of this city. 4He
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.
ORG ANIMATION OF THE sIXTY-FIRST NEW Yoi
yOIrNTEERS
SPECIAL ORpERs--No. 4

VOLUNTEERS.
SPECIAL oRpEas-No. 452
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEW York, I
ADuTAyT GENERALS OFFICE ALBANY Oct %, 1861.
In accordance with general orders No IS from this
Department and with general orders No. II from the War
Department, the organizations known as the Clinton
Guard the Aston regiment hereby consolidated into
regmcnt to be designated the Sixty first regiment Of
New York State Volunteers.
Companies g, u, f. i, G, II. and X OF the Clinton
Guard will become respectively Companies A, b. G, d,
F, G and Of the regiment. Companies and OF the
Aston regiment will become respectively Companies
aud X
The following persons arc appointed field officers Of the
regiment thus organized, and with the staff and company
officers, viii be commissioned whenever they shall have
passed their examination provided In general orders
No. rs and the field and staff and company muster rolls
certified to by the mastering officer shall have been
filed in the Office OF tho Adjuant General of the Sate
Colonel, Spencer W. Cone.
Lieutenant Colonel, William r. Manley
Major, NJ a. ]. LYNCH
Briga1idcr General Yates Is charged with the exe0u-
ton details Of this order. BY order OF the Com
THOMAS HIILHoUsE, Adjutant General.
SPECIAL oRDExs--Ho. 369. e4rt
IEror OF VOLUNTEERS,
New YORK CRY, Oct. 20, 1851 !
In compliance with special orders NO. 49,, rom gene
raj beadgnarteYs organizing the Sxtyfrs regiment New
York voiuntee 8, Colonel Spencer W Cone, commanding
said regiment will assume command Thereon immediate
~ upon his being mustered into the United States SCR
Tee Colonel Cone viii take command Of the camp Of
i'd regiment Lieutenant Coonc Marley being relieved
fherefrom Colonel Cone will make rc4Gisition for the
poration OF the two companies OF the Astor regi
ment To the camp OF the sixty first Captain fenned and
the Astor regiment wiz report Colonel Cone for duty,
and deliver TO Colonel Conc The descriptive lists By
order az CiIAS YATES,
$500 Brigadicr General, commanding depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
Caleb Sears +, cont


LIEUTENANT BERRY AND PRIVATE vADEN-wuo THEY
ARE AND WHAT THEY WERE.
The prisoners captured by the Fifteenth Massachusetts
on Monday are Lieutenant Berry Of Company G. Eighth
Virginia regiment and private named Walden, Of the
Virginia cavalry. The former once clerk in the
Census Bureau, in Washington. His father resides in
Georgetown, D. c., and his father in law George West
Gunnel in Fairfax county, Va. The latter is wealthy
and said to have lost $4,000 worth of slaves since the
began. Lieutenant Berry looks If he enjoyed good
living and would not object to little cold duck and cham
pagne in his present confined quarters. The other prs
in the tobacco business in Richmond Va. and
acted as orderly TO General Evans. He is smart intel
lgent man, aud was, without doubt, Of valuable service
to the rebels. Both prisoners setting the rebel
force Conrads Ferry the 2st at 1000 although the
Lieutenant Acknowledges that thore Of 900
within short distance when ne into the action.
The prisoners will be transferred to Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
THE TWENTIETH MASSACHUSETTS YOLUN-
TEEpS ... y

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
EDWARDS FERRY, Nd, Oct "a, 1861.
In your report Of the battle at Harrisons Island where
our forces under Colonel Baker were badly beaten
you state that the forces composed OF portions Of the
three regiments namely the California regiment, Massa
chusetts Fifteenth and the New York Tammany number
ing in all about 500 men.
1t likewise consisted Of eight companies Of the Tween
teth regiment Massachusetts Volunteers vino went into
action under Colonel Lee with aggregate Of four hun
dred and eighty One hundred and fifty six lost
in action. in addition TO these forty five wounded have
been recovered. Colonel Lee, Major Revere, Adutant
Person and Surgeon Revere captured by
the because they refused to enter the crowd
ed by wounded men, and preferred capture deserving
those Of the wounded left the ground The following
company officers either wounded missing viz
Captain Schmidt, Company E. five wounds NOT tai
Lieutenant Putnam, dead
Lieutenant Lowell, wounded in the leg.
Captain Dreher, Company c, mortally wounded.
Lieutenant Babo and Lieutenant Wesselhoeft, missing
supposed to have been shot in the river.
Captain Putnam Company Fl, lost an arm
Lieutenant Holmes, Company II, two wounds In the sto
mach not mortal
Lieutenant Perry, Company D, missing-supposed to
have been taken prisoner.
They the last upon the aed, and many Of them
main there now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29

She is steamer OF 632 tons burthen, was built ut Green
non in 1882 and used the Now York and Virginia
limo Of steamers. Her officers arc
Com,nurder--D. l.. Braine.
Assistant Surge n-Frederick f. Potter.
Acting Pcyp,a ,ter--Gcorgc De Forrest barton
Acftng ChisJ Eaginecy---Gcorge NJ. Wait.
4. Acting Fits, Masters Mate-Iewis A. Brown.
Aching Second Maste's Mate-Rchard Hus sae,.
Acting THIRD Masters Mdte-Augustus Y. Stebbne
Actng Third Enginee,s--J Thomas and G. IL Grimm.
THE FLAG.
The Flag the purchased steamers that has boon
altered to gunboat She has been engaged in block
aiding When last that service she Of Charleston
The following is a list of her ohicers-
Coramanfer--i. c. Sartori
FIRST Lieaes,0n'-E. D. McCaney
Mdstr--A. Dexter
Acfinq Mas,erS-W West, ]. Warren.
Mtdshpman--,I. Wciiman.
Masters Aa'es--R. Wharton, }. johnson.
Surgeon Sartori
4ciing Ptuse--I. Iardiner.
Aetana chift kng,neer- - spcgie. n, ST.,
j. Harris.
Puryer,s Stescari-H. Machest
Swgcoa-H Test.
The Abatross Of the purchased steamers the
government has converted into gunboa She is pro-
peer, Of AS tons burthen built Mystic Conn., In
1858, and owned by the Commercial Steamboat Com
pany Her dimensions follows-Length 15S foot;
BREADTH 80 feet; depth 10 feet. Her officers are:
ClnWand,y-Georgc A. Prentiss
rag Ltestnan, and Erccafire ODcerohu 8. Neville.
I'ppsef r--,;. X. Cooley.
Surge gn--lames NJ. N en-.
MLstcr--francis 8 Wellcs.
: Maars haes-John Harris, Henry Donovan, Phineas
d. Wendell, Thomas Haikcy.
EnginterS-A d. Thomas and James Smith.
YOUNG AMERICA.
The Young America or rather tho Shawsheen--her
name having been changed since her parclase-was
formerly used as tow boat. She fitted at tho
BROOKLYN Navy Yard and only left there few days ago
Her officers are:- Ja5f
Acting Lieutenant in Commdnd-E. Calhoun.
Acting Mast,r and Executive Obicer-T, G. Woodward
Second assistant Enginecr-H. Sanford.
Third Assistnnts--R. Anderson and III. Smith.
Masters Aates-E. II. Henderson and g. w. Barrett
QUAKER CITY.
The Quaker City is large side wheel Of 142s
tons burthen She built in Philadelphia, in 1854 is
schooner rgged and her Dimensions follows
Length two hundred and forty feet breadth thirty
feet, depth fourteen feet. She roony and admirably
lifted for transport. Her officers are
C0mma0der-Orerton Carr.
Acting Master and err tfcer-Samuel W. Mather
MidshiI MANA. III. Mccormick.
MacsJ. Mccormick, L. Mallory, I. NJ. Farrell, P. j.
Hargous, Jr.
{dynlasier-H, j Bulay.
Suag0a-Tdward b. Dalton M. ID.
Chit Efainecr--Soion Farren.
Assistant E,gi,eeys-Wm. D. Pendeton, Geo Farrer j.
L. Peake, w. Graham. Peter Robinson
Chief Ste,odrd and Caterer-John \. Mills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
TIE IRISH BRIG

Lieutenant Ferguson, OF Captain Oponohoes company
Of the Ith regiment Cavalry Excelsior Brigade is re-
crung IN the City Hall Park and at No 81 First avenue,
corner q Third Lieutenant Ferguson Is an engl
an efficient officer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
THE LOSS AT BALLS BLUFF.

VIII. ~o.o;.aa ,ho tottor;,, lie. =, ~ L,u.,
i'"fAe - . N
wounded ana missing OF inc troops engaged IN the contest
at Balls Bluff, near Leesburg, have arranged 1t in
- 49,, roeoronoo -, a. ,orcoo. osnoo,,u =,
tof" ior ie''s i'i'' e"oo " % 10 p.o' e'pe0a'y Us
regards the wounded, as eau be obtained at present.
FIFTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT
rgyp OFFICERS WOUNDED
Colonel G. Devens. slight confusion on breast.
Ieutenant Colonel O. III Ward left leg amputated below
the knee
CAPTAINS yorypEp
8 s Sloan COMPANY r. in the left foot
waiter Forehand Company G. in the right foot
sEeGrANrs WOUNDED
II p Ceoreeson Comrany A. In the right arm
simon Donno Company " in the left cheek
a Y TIFFANY COMPANY G. in the right arm and IcQ
" " c,EpoRAIs wouNnEp
q 7, Daniels COMPANY b, right wrist and shoulder
las n. Adams. COMPANY i, in the skull
+ r Robbins, Comuanv q in the throat.
" z 7 Molbrook. Cnmnany e. IN The right shoulder.
Harry Collar Cs,mpany ii bullet wound
pp,yArss KILLED
Con,panu O.
q q ph;l,;ns
Joscnb subway
u M Newton
- C,pspnnu d.
Charles II. Cough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29

The distance from Hampton Roads--from which the
expedition SGT sato the following points on the South
ern is Of great interest at this moment We there
fore subioin the following table -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29

FRs IN TIE ERIE BUILDINGS, IN WEsr sTREsr-Atout ton
O'Clock yesterday morning Gre broke out on the
second floor of the Erie Buildings, in the Office Of the Re-
ce,rer Of the New York and Erie Railroad. 1t originated
from defect Ia the hot air fue. The damage to tho
building and oiice f,vR.uro viii be about $780, No in
aurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29

If the winds are not adverse the progress Of the feet
under steam, with transports in tow would be about Sc
knots per hour. With fair wind and favorable wca
ther the speed would be greater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
THE SOUTHERN PORTS.
~<yN~~~N>~~~~~~o~N~~~~0<~~~~~
Harbors and Rivers of the Southern
United States.

Table Showing the Least Water In the
Channels of Certain Harbors, Rivers
and Anchorages ON the Coasts OF the
United states, Reprinted from the List
OF 1857, and Revised with Additions
and Tidal Data from the Report Of the
Superintendent OF the United States
Coast Survey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29
TABLE OF DISTANCES,

*The highest tides occur at the moon greatest decna
ion, and applied in the column headed Spring tides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29

Least Wdter in chanael.-
c-NeGn.@ cSp. tides
Lou High Lou High
mater. Wdter'. todfer. icdter.
Feet. Fee. Feet. Feet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-29


Our dead and many Of the wounded were stripped OF
shoes and caps and their bodies riHed OF vaiabies
by the enemy Federal troops engaged, about 21O0.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

Letchworih Birney, ! In the Court ofC ,mn,n Pleas
vs., Harrison County. Ohi,
Israel Birney Ct a.; \ Notice in Partition.
A her Husband % William e cienianaina Debta Bart t
lett and her husband Philip Bartlett, Jane 2 aker
and her husband George Baker, Ebenezer 3irnsy,
Oliver Birney, Isabella Moore and her husband
Samuel Moore, Rachel Bonnet and her husband
Ysntz Bonnet also the chill lren and heirs Of Ioha
Birney, deceased, to witt William Birney, Eliza
beth Birney, Martha Birney, Drany Birney, aud
Mary Jane Brney, viii take notice that petition
was filed against tn IN on the Hth day OF Aoril.
1861, in the Court Of Common Pleas within ana for
the county of Harrison, Ohio, by said Letchworth
Birney and is now pending, wherein said Letch-
worth Birney demands partition Of the following
real estate to-wit: "a part of tia North East
quarter Of section twenty-five I'D in Township
twelve N2) in range six t6) in tho Steubsnvlle
at stone in the road at the North East corner of
Mr. Snees land thence s. TO- w "a perches to o
stone in q large stump; thence N. III w, % per-
ches-a beach 10 inches N. 70h . w. l9 links
thence N. IL e. 76.6 perches, beach l6 inches
S. 49, E, A links-th thence N ss,1o E. SO perches
to the section line, white oak 30 inches 5. 80 .
w. SIS links, beach inches N llke w 81
lnks-thence g. ~ w. f76 80. 100 perches to the
beginning, contnining twenty-five acres, sub iect
to the Dover estat, OF Susan Paulson in the follow
ing part OF the above described premises, boun led
as follows TO wit; beginning at the North East cor
ner OF Mr.. Snee's Land, thence ), 1871 . w "a AZ
perches--thence N. 76k w. 1856 perches-.
thence North l& Q East 80 perches--thsnce 76k
E. 1855 perches--thence N.735s q E. 24,44 perch.
es--thence =, ~ w 80 perches to the place Of be.
ginning containing ten acres "a ..a 'sT
Also In lots No. seventy .three t73l and seventy.
four t74) in the Town OF ID Dsersville in said county
And that at the next Term Of said Court the sa ID
Letchworth Brney will apply for an order that par.
tition may be made OF said premises. F3
ESTEP a. LEWT1N,
Attorneys for Dsmandant
April "a, ,l66f-6w 8#
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
NEW ADvERTISEME ENTs.
The Roadster G Tr0tting Stallion.
SHARON MESSENGER,

WILL be found this season on the thres hrst
w days OF each week at ths stable Ut Chas .
aogg in Cadiz, and on tho three last days at the
stable Of I ewi ! & Woodmans"e in st. Clairivi'e.
Terms ofscryice to suit the times VIE: the extreme
low price of $40 cash for the season AMI $l5 to i'll
s re, TO be paid when the mare is known to be with
foal Those who pay s 10 cash If their mare is no.
in foal, my have the services OF the horse next
wear free of charge.
SHARON was sired by Witherill, was the last
colt he got, being then 2S years old. Witherill
was sired by BALI rd, he by thu famous imported
Messenger sharon's dam was by Eaton Messen-
ger he BY Ballard; thus will be seen his pedigree
runs directly on both sides in three genera tons
back to Imported Messenger, the most renowned
horse in the world Tor getting bothrunners aud irot
ers. meric an Eclipse and Engineer, sire OF Lady
Suffolk, were grand sons Of hia fipp) SultanI wa
his son; Andrew jackson his grandson; In fac
nearly all famous American runners and trotter
have some Of his blood; and Sharon has as mach,
perhaps more OF it than any other stallion now av-
ing. .,.-.-~.,.s..--s.., -.,u... :,
hands high weight near l200slbs. very fast en-
ereetic walker, a rapid trotor, and as a roadster r
second to no stallion in Ohio. Those wishing t.
raise igh priced horses can do so beyond perad
venture, by breeding from him Please call ant
see him. ..a ,,,,1,.,
PS. If the abpv horse cannot trot mile il
less than three minutes, no charge for service.
April 81, lS6l-lm t a h. Nd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
WAR; WAR; WAR !

- -, .. - :, llL
0us PePsr soS
war news in0 '"nOls country hsh one 'n'
20 'n0 o'ne'' - IN u'eau'ui S.A'e O,sA'e'' .,.
resasn"'s y heA are oS'nS 'YfiiYYuf fTSp'pq-'
'n' o'A'o'' anu 'no'ips oi"r'p
P'AOsS "ne'e '"elr SERVICES Are eApS0'eu W 70
needed Large sums o. money Is oeine aPp''-
priatea oy legislatures, corporate au'nori''eS'
ana ina'yiaua's suoscrio'ay hoera.y 'eearry On
'"'s Wa'' anu '0r 'ne fsis' z 'A'lii''0' "No meg
" ,e'. IN aeS''u'' 'a''uln''Aao,S oH AeeOunS y
'nSl' :. r'ip res - .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
The war reeli .g In This counr,

IMe war Eee1k ~ Ah AMls COWMy
Is up to ahigh pitch. We have never seen
anything like it in the county before. Flags
and banners are waving everywhere, and men
OF all parties are uniting together in one com
mon cause to assist in defending and protecting
the Government Ameeting was held in Ca
diz ON last Wednesday evening, on very short
notice, at which ten good patriots came forward
and volunteered their services to assist in de.
Tending their Government Eloquent speec hes
were made by several gentlemen, Of dlfferen MT
parties, and all united together in a full deter
mination to do their whole part in this crisis.
The meeting then adjourned to, last Saturday
evening, when the Court House was filled to
its utmost capacity. Able addresses were again
made, At this meeting thirty more true pat
riots came forward and volunteered their servi-
ces. Some twenty-five hundred dollars was
subscribed with pledge from responsible men
to make it ten thousand dollars to oassist in de-
fraying the expenses of our volunteers and to
provide for the wants of all ofthose who are de-
pendent on them, during their absence. The
company meets every day this week at two o.
clock, in the afternoon, for the purpose Of being
drilled. Our citizens pay all expenses for board
&c., until the company receives orders to march
forward. A meeting is to be held every nigh
this week to assist in raising troops and money
The Court House is open at all times to receive
volunteers. The company will no doubt be iul
against to-day wednesday, or to- morrow.
0rP. s. Since the above was written, thu
Governor has been telegraphed to- and accepted
the Company; and ordered to leave for Colum
bus this Wednesday, evening, at 1901. M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24

G-The Legislature Of Ohio has appropriated
one million Of dollars for the purpose Of defray-
ing the expenses Of the Ohio Volunteers. How
much more patriotic this IL than the course
pursued by the notorious Governor, Buffalo
Bsbb, during the Mexican war. He was sods
testably mean, that he refused to advance mon
ey enough from the State Treasury Gas Gov. NJ
BARLEY had done the year before,) to pay the
expenses Of the Fourth Regiment OF Ohio VOL
unteers who went to Mexico, until they were
mustered into service, when he knew the Gen.
sral Government would retuad it back to the
State in less than six months; and said If men
''were fools enough to go and fight they must
pay their own expenses and foot their own bills
as he should not nor would not do anything for
them" Thank God, we have in Ohio now nc
such traitors and scoundrels as Elk Gov Bebb
and the Internal Tom Corwin, who wanted the
"Mexicans to wecoms the American soldiers
with bloody hands to hosptable graves" Al
Mr. Lincoln has sent the heartless traitor there
no tears will be shed If the Mexicans should
welcome him in the same manner that he wish
ed them to welcome American soldiers. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24

EE BUeFRys, August 10, 1859
DR.. G. W. Rcback-Si feel anxious 10
tell to the World the wonderful benefit have
received from the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills. / have been troubled with Dyspep-
sis for about 80 years, in that time have suf-
iered enough to kill ten men. have employed
ali the doctors in this part Of the country, but
thew were of no use to me. have used almost
everything in the line OF Patent Medicines, but
all for no good, until got some of your medi-
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since which I ieeel like eW man. God bless
you-may they always do as much gooe Is
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24

FRIEND ALLEN:-There is one block hesd in
Harrison county, peddling fruit trees He runs
down the johnson Sweets Come along,
neigfibors, and see for yourselves.
The reason I made no fuss about them is,
had few to spare.
Iplanted one bushel OF seed this spring, and
when get five hundred thousand you will hear
from me. MICAJAH 7. JOHNSON,
Short Creek Harrison county, Ohio
18th, 4th month, 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
See whaf Ayers sarsaparfiia does
for Derangemea;s of the Liver.

srorr's CHossrss, Tslladega Co., Ala. g Aug, SO
DR . g. AGEA, Lowell, Mass .--sai ~ 1sfq -. b
Sir; I take my pen to tell you what your Sarsa-
pariia and Cathartic Pills have done for / had
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during which was never we'll, and much OF the
time very sick My liver was sore to the touch.
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Ny skin was clammy and unhealthy: my eyes and
skin often yellow y Occasionally had avoracops
appetite, but generally none at all. A dreadful
sensation Of sickness all over, keptme in anguish
You cannot know how much suffered from an in
describable feeling OF Distress The long coHtinu.
ance Of this condition, without relief, had worn
m out SO that never expectedto to be better, but
reading in the Christian Advocate, ofyour Sarsa.
parili, commnncei taking il with occasional
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you diroct From the irstit had mJre effect upon
my disorder than supposed anything could have.
regained my health rapidly, and now after eleven
! weeks, enjoy as good he4lth and strength as any
other man May the "Dlspenser OF all good'i
shower blessings on yon JOHN w, SferT.
Prepared by DR., j. @, AYER& CO., Lowell,
Mass. eAIttgs8 Fss s,= - .esa ri rgr
March 6,sls6l-9m. g'st aH s@a isg Il 3.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-24
Dedication.

Ths new Methodist Episcopal church at
Shepherdstown, Belmont county, Ohio will be
dedicated to the worship of God. on Sabbath,
May 5th, at half past ten o'clock, by Rev. W
A. Davidson.
The ministers and people of the surrounding
charges are respectfully invited to attend.
mo T- rs b. CARTWRIGHT.
Anvil 3oth 1891