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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Notice to Claimants.

OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUAETERUA~r ER.
N,sH,luE, TFNN., May 2lst, 1862
JERsUNe c'uimiug ivau property in the t1atla-
uooga halruad Depot at AUS p.Ce, are rtQlsst
ga 90 present iher claims 90 this OICo tef re tho
aIst nt J. n BINGHAM,
mayE.-u OepL and a, g M.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed 70 Jail
Committed to Jail
Committed TO Jail

~ named JACKSON Gays be belongs 90 Noah Gle.
well, Of davidson county about Is Yeas Old VI
about $50 pounds scar IA the nose also 90
der the right eye feet 10 inches high
owner 10 requested 20 CONS forward, prove property
and pay charges, the law directs.
JIM, HINTON,
April 2O--3t Sheriff and Jai.or Of D. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

Of Davidson county, April @, 1869, negro
~ man, who avs that his name Is ALBERT;
no says that he belongs to Benjamin Halan, OF
haury county. Tennessee about q years old ,
bright muatto, weighs about l45 or 100 pounds
feet ii inches high Long, bushy hair. The owner
s requested 90 come forward prove property and pay
charges, az the law directs. j. ~ HINTON,
April 2O-3t Sheriff aud Jailor Of d. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April H. 1862, a negro man,
" who says bis name IL NAY, and belongs TO Moses
Buchanan Of Rutherford county; said boy Is about
~ years Old weighs about 100 pounds muatto COL
one below ne cft eye The owner Is requested %
come forward, prove property, and pay changes, as
the law directs. J. n. HINTON,
April 20a-3t sheriff and Tailor OF d. c.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

nv Davidson County, Tenn, April "a 1882 ne.
- gro man, who says bis name is GEORGE, aud
says he belongs 10 lewis LA dsoy ,.of Wilson county
Tenn. age about - year very black b feet iucl
81 high weighs about 100 or 100 pounds. The Own2'
~ requested 10 come forward, prove property, and
pay charges, as the Law directs
,. NJ HINTON,
may2-bt sheriff and Jalor 0f ID g.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

nv DaYl son county, Tenn .Mfy I, 1852 q negro
~ man, who says hi name sLfWia, and says he
belongs 20 leb. Bard u Wiison couuty, Tenn. ago
Or, black car on right rhcok bone said t1 be- done
by Kick from horse feet in ebea htsi dressed
pa brown jeans clothes black wpn hal The owner is
requested % come forward, prove proper n and nag
charges, as Tho Law directs u M HINT0N
mayI- sheriff ADD "a .8r III d. q
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, April 2, 1862, negro man,
" who says his name Is GEORGE, aud beicags to
captain William Ru m, Of Warren county Miss haip.
pi said boy Is about ~ years old weighs about
100 pounds dark complexion; left hand has been
badly burnti feet 10 inches high. TITO swner il
requested TO come forward prove property, and pay
charges, as the law directs.
J. N. HINTON,
nap. 2O-3t Sheriff and JailorOfDC.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

GaF Davidson county, April 6, 1862, negro man i.
~ who says hls name Is ALFRED; says he beloAse
TO Mrs. Elizabeth Portee, Of Hickm1n county, Tenn
about 20 years old weighs abont 105 pounds; dark
copper color feet ten inches high Tho owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property md par
cha ges as the law directs. J. NJ. HINTON ~
April 20-3 Sheriff and Tailor OF ID. @.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, Apnl 81 1892 a be.
~ gro man, who eays bis name ID Al.BERE ana
says be belongs a. 10. DOdsOn OF Davidson County
hge about 80 or 40 years weighs about ls5 or lG1
pounds no marks. Pc oWHor u requested 10 come
Forward prove properly, and pay charges, The law
directs. g. HiNTONt
may l-3t sheriff and Tailor OF D. a
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

" gro man, named CHARLES, says he belongs 10
Joseph Campbell, Of Todd county, KY, about tweuy
years old, weighs about l4O or as pounds 8 feet BI
inches high dark complexion, scar on corner Of up.
per lip. The owner Is requested TO come forward
prove property, and pay charges, the law dlreots
,. M. HINTON
ap26-3l Sheriff aud Tailor OF d O.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

NE Davidson county, March G, 1862 n a Aman,
" who says his name Is GEORGE, and be5NlA To
Hugh Kirkpatrick Of Cumberland county, Ky; about
~ or 10 years old dark copper color weighs about
Of neck, from burn The owner is equos ted 10 come
forward, prove property, and pay charges the law
directs j. NJ. HINTON,
AprileO-3t Sheriff and Tailor orr. @,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed tc. Jail

of Davidson county, March "a, 1862, a negro ma
" who says his nine IL ALFRED, aud belongs 10
boy is about 40 or 10 years cd weighs about l75
pounds; small scar Ia the center Of his forehead
and one In front Of his Ion ear feet inch high
me owner Is requested TO come forward, prove prop
erty, and pay charges, as the law directs
:. 81 HINTON,
Ap. 20--3t Sheriff and Jailor of D. O.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed to Jail

" Davidson County, Tenn May 18Th 1852 a ne.
- gro man, who says his name Is BILL, aud be-
longs % Thomas Hode, 81 Rutherf I'd county aaid
man about 80 on 20 ears old; weighs about 1876 or
10 pounds feet % inches highs very black; small
scar on right eyebrow, one about one inch from
right eyei left thumb OF The owner Is requested 10
come forward p Owe property, aud pay charges, o.
the law directs j. ~ HINTON
naylS-St Sheriff and Jail0r Of d. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31

Committad tn .Iail

OF Davidson county, April a. 1882 a negro man
~ who says his uame is JOE BARTLETT; said boy
claims 10 BIO FREQ man OF color; about "a years old
says he lives In Henry county, Ky; light copper
color scar on right side Of the neck weighs about
l7o or $50 pounds ioot inch high.
J. N. HINTON,
April 20--3t sheriff and Tailor Oh d. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
Committed To Jail

~ Mvldslu county, April 20 1897, naef0 bon.
- named HENRY, aaya he bn.QnFs % Buck Mnrtn,
OF DAVIDSON county Tenn scout l7 yfafs OH
WEIGHS about ITO p0un 1i da1Ecfup csl4n. 8 f.at Z
inches hFp. MO oNncr q requested NJ come fr.rard
prove property aHa pay charges. ~ tbs aa d.sesis'
81 rlNI0E,
hp -'-H Sheriff go JaiDr of N. O
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-31
FLAGsl FLAGsI! FLAGsW

az ALL KINDS AND 6ZEs, can De had Of
~ ap zf-tl LUCK8, t5 Cui0u street.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, March %, n. m.-CoTTOs-The
Bfosers Circular ssys: The market has been sIceedlnry
quiet throughout le wesk Notwithstanding the limited
demand each day for American descriptions. the quantity Of
have continued generally steady. and In niddng 3D.
desrer" IN other descriptions efe hos been 10 fall but
prices tend downward Sales Of The week, - 40 bale.
including 43W 10 pccustor aud 10 90 for export The
business yesterday tfIiisyl about t0 bales OF which
lVJD we've for speculation and export. iLe market cl0ng
steadily ~ the following authorized quotations.
fah Orleans ..........l5id Nj idiDg Orleans I2fd
fag hobies............I5d Midhbg Mobes...... l24d
tair plands..........l2kd 3D. MiddnE Upiands...l2td
Stock on hand JJJiO bales including 1890 American
Jle amount oi Indian Cotton At sea is 1000 Dacs
TRADE At MANcBEsTRr kecps inactive, but pIIcos sene
ally ase steadily msintainsd.
BEEADsTt tyys.-Mesgs Richsrdson Spence Co. Bisland
Athys Co. and Wakefield Na.h Co. report; Flour I'd. At
lower but without leading business quotations 25I d28
Wheat ntt and in the ab.sbcs Of business prices
nominal Hodsr would have submitted 10 . considerable re-
duction 81 sales Red Nefem iOI40Ifi Southern, lIlGU
HI; White WesterD, ~ southern n 3ul2 per GENITAL
Corn fDrher declined Cd u9d hxed cnered al 26 yellow,
1856 White % dJ5I per 40 lbs
PEOvIsIOSs.Beef steady bot quiet. Bacon unclaimed
but quot the ciO,e. POkMsre doing at previous st.
45 good choice, Taow rather easter hofh American
ranges rom ~'6 Chees IN reduced surpy and holders
sAk advance.
PHoDucB SUgsr closed quiet aud pices rather fsyored
buyers Coffee ~ hnied suppy. and foil rates
Rice insnmate snd Sd Gd lower AsLe. rsther lover
msnd American Red 81 i8l. Linseed Cskes:s,-s Of
AnencBB at ~ l7i6. Cod Oil tS8 0l. LDseed OH stiu
seaics aud prices advanced 37o. Hosn dull hodor
hrtr snss Of common al Is as .. and good
closing li Tor common. spiits Of 1spentns qoiet, but
hIm NJ 10i.
LoSbos MARErTs- BesTs Barring Bros. & Co. report;
BHKhDsTrPYs duh ndfafhsr lower NBKAT-W Amer
icsn, 5si G6l. Rcd, tJiao5i. III DfQ0i. IEos dull
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12

bat unchsnesd SUGAR quiet and barely 'upYOtsd Coyyns
active and ~ dearcr RICE quiet TIA quiet at IItdl2
SpIRIrs oy TuRPRsrHx, 7o. TALLow quiet at 4ss COP
OIL $50 l0j SPERn 293 LssEgD OIL advanced to 81
LONDON MONEY MARKkT.Tbe Funds on the 18th opened
hrmer but closed shade weaker. Consols 50. dSi.
Money In moderate demand at cent fcr best bils
The applications for the Turkish loan reached
five times the amount required Peruvian Loan OF
R2 400 0D0 at ~ y cent about TO be introduced
The bullion st the Bank had further increased eofooo
American Securities In fair demand st about former
ratea
GLAsaow-John Mccall 4 Co.. report: Bresdstufs fat
and prices Of Wheat aud Fonr dropping and irregular Corn
without alteration.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, 30th.-CoTTos-Tbe Gales OF Cotton
yesterday were $50 bales, the market closing firm at un
changed quotations The advces from America had no per
ccptibe effect upon the market. -
bRpApsTUFys-The Breadstufs market was very dull
PRovIsIoYs-The market ruled quiet and steady. ~
LONDON 30thCossoLs closed Saturday evening s st
d93t for money. n
AsxRIcAs srocKs-The latest sales Ehs Railroad
33i d34; Illinois Central, 44ai3t dis.
HAvRE EMARKET.-COTTos-Ssles OF the week 2oo0 oales
Oresns tres ordnss l57 f. The market IL hrn but uresa
lar with sght advance The total stock In port amounts 70
70 OO0 bales.
PARIs 3oih-The BouEse yesterday closed dali Renss'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Hon. Hollis White, Niagara Falls; the Hon.
A. l.. Diven, Of Elmira; Gardner Colby, Boston
Paymaster Cranmer Burt. of the U. s. Navy, are at
the Astor House.
The Hon. Alfred Ely, Rochester; Lieut. Gov.
Campbell of Bath Mrs. f.. ID. N. Southworth, the
authoress, from Georgetown, ID. c.; L. B. Marsh, of
Boston; Samuel Downey, Of Boston; james NJ.
Douglass, Of Montreal, and II. Fellman, are at the
st. Nicholas Eote.
The Hon. T. II. Walker, of Salem V. w. Roth,
OF st. Louis G. T. Riggs, of Paris; AVan Aradin, Of
Liverpool; Geo. Richmond, from Paris G. c. Van
Neck, of Londoni Capt. j. E. Fox, of the Royal
Army; j. V. Wilde, Halifax; w. X. Brown, of the
U. >. Army; L. G. Bennett, Canandaigua; II. w.
Shannon, of Boston, and T.. G. Poor, of Boston. are
ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Sir Robert Cunliie and Capt. Dalzell both of the
Scots Fusilier Guards stationed at Montreal, are a,
the Clarendon Hotel.
Col Beaverton OF the u. s. Army, Edwark Kirk.
patrick and Joseph Lindcr of England, and @. @.
Haley and S. Brooks Of n. T., arc O; the Breyoort
House.
Judge Smslley Of Vermont, and Mrs. Col. Gra-
ham Of Chicago are at the Albemare Hotel
Cbas. Watrous Of California, +. S. Stevens Of Cal.
iiornia, G.. Lamb Of Va, c. Bullock Of Philadelphia
and L. Bush of Boston, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
IATEST-Yin Onlfn,konr-


PARIS, 3Oth.-The Momteur states that the Prin-
cess Clothilde Napoleon is in the fifth month Of her
pregnancy 49,
TuR,s, 30th.-It is stated that the Ministry will
be completed this week. Other reports are 10 the
effect Il OF the Ministerial changes are incorrect.
BRUSSELS, 29tb.-The Indcpendance Beige states
that the Allies agree about the military but not the
political part Of the expedition TO Mexico.
NIKSsL, 30th.--1he proloDgBtion OF the privilege
nancial Committee Of Reichsratb are opposing the
financial scheme Of the Government.
ATHENS, Zrh.-Numerons arrests continue and
agitation prevails.
PYTLRsBURe. 30th.-GeD. Patkuf Chief Minister
Of Police retres account Of illness. Gen. Aronen
kof succeeds him. The Committee Of Examination
on the project OF bypotbecating the banks, report
that Government should not be connected with II.
LIyEBPoOL, 30tb.-Tbe s'eamship Norwegian,
from Portland, has arrived at Londonderry.
LOsDos, Suuday.-Tbe quarterly Gales Of tie
revenue will be made up Tomorrow. The net gan
on the quarter will be about 3770.000. On the
year there is net loss OF Gy3O,OOO, which is under
the loss estimated from the penny reduction Of the
Income tax, and The repeal OF the duty on paper.
Lord Palmerston attended a Cabinet council yes-
terday, and In the evening had dinner-party. His
lOrdsbip ii decidedly better.
LIVERPOOL, 30th.--Tbe Rebel schooner G. \.
Evans was passed on the 4ih OF March by the G..
Fleming from Bombay. There WIS an unknown
American ship aloDgside. The Union flag was
lowered, when the ships parted company.
ship {. w. Connor from Boston for Santiago hs. been
abandoned At sea; crew saved
Ship A. II. Stevens from MaUlmain for Queenstown hs,
been totally wrecked st Table Bay.
The ship San francisco nom tho South Sea. for New Bed
foid abandoned al ihe let Of March
QrEESs1Oys ytb-shtp Lizzie Rice o. stockton, from
Baltimore for Bordeaux has arrived here. oaky and sia
goue.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
The People and the Press.

There 1. no county in the werd where th, ysne o. es'y
IL .en,st. nav. s so keeny appreciated - In tue United
So, rnJ In no city IN the United states the very latest
deemed OF such Importance or soush, alter WIN
.rrh syidity as In New York Hence ~
sue" ~'"'' THF stJSDAY MERCURY,
s IL does the morning Of iis publication, the
le and most reliable information upon all subjects OF im
pe,, public ioerest brought down to within TWO HOURS
of m sse from the press necessarily takes precedence OF
which possess such claims 70 the patronage
Of an inqunng people The ENORMOUS CIRCULATION
FADING SUNDAY NEWSPAPER OF TIE UNION
/. IN. result of SLEEPLESS ENTERPRISE, backed by
liberal expenditures IA oyery depa tnent Journalism where
money can b. made to tell. No stale news revanped ap
eas In s columns s dispatches and reports are nom the
Intelligence In order TO give tue las items
that utsr over the wires from III. various wponts It's col
unins are kept open sntil o'clock aud when the en
of m ebed and their entire editions
oiked still securing the city IN search OF the
yknY LATEST for the breakfast tables of m eaiers
hes are among the that gwen the n
DAYt NEWSPAPER A AtlkCUIAIlON fAoEEOiNb ~
MANY THOUSANDS that Of all The other sunday Journals
rendering much valuable medium Of advertising than
the whole Of them put toeether Asa commercial paper II
takes rank with the leading 6aesits markets, shipping
new, bnanclal intelligence &c &C. being reported by vgl
LIANT and cou peent men, and comprising everything OF inter
eat Ia merchants aud tho business world Its Calculation s
not only IMMENSE NIT RGHr KiND-reaching thoni-
and. of homes where papers less comprehensive IN their
scope aud twelve hours behind THE SUNDAY MERCURY
in ther sEcOSD-HAsD The fact that
It's REGULAR EXCEEDS BY rHOusAhDs rHAr oF ALL
rnE oruIK SrNpAY CONFINED one OF them has
bad be emery deny. And for this the books aud
ore room o the establishment open 10 the inspection Of
public aud every verify the statement for him
self 1h l. oouTrd by the pubshes and shrewd busi-
men, no wish know with absolute certainty where
given Of cash be most Gdyan yeousy expended in
ADVERTISING. are invited 20 apply it.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12

TBE LATTsIss OF SFRIsG.-A letter from She'll
drake, Seneca Co., n. Y, April 4, says Farming
operations have hardly commenced and il must be late
with putting in crops Yet never wheat and ras,
at this appear well the ground it really
looks fresh and green where the snow s OIL az it
has been mostly covered with it for more than three
months; from present appearance the prospects ere
good, and fruit of all kinds presents good appear
ance. 1t will require all time with diligence,
TO be in season this year. Success 10 THr TRIBusr
and the Union. The people are with you-Go
ahead"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
iCcyrIsuED FROM ErGHTH PAGE.
"The Pen II Mightier than the sword"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
IaI,AIG
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
,sp I any Of v 1 % 4.,.pn ms al o.
directed Gold Pen Psns 'see"S s sd"s sH'''ss~
isdese,iBt'oH. viz:
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For IS tho Magic Pen for % cents tho Luety ral
for 80 cents the Ready Pen for 70 eenss the Esaas
Pen add for 81, the E.csl.or Pea
The sizes are. Noe. 2. ;. 4. andS
THE SAME PESs g siLysGrrssaTEp iys srsa EXTENSION
For 80 the Magic Pen for 70 cents the Luokv feoS
81 tie Alwy.R.sdy Pen for 81 a' the Eeg.a. tsss
end for q 20 th. E1col.io, Pen These are .sIdnsss1
o every of which wall far ousls gross Of the bs
The naans "A. Merton" "Number,n and Quality" sre
stamped the following Pens and the Points wsrsnsea
for I month. ssssp, sssias .ecdsns Tss Su@oe mo ,n
largest Msmmoh Gold Pen for Z. ds.l Long and 9ssiss
made only Of hrs, quality The ensavtnss arc sosa
iss OF the sizes and stsles
For IS cents, No Pen, LIST quality, or MOI Pen. -
For 81 .Eo Pen is quality ora No. Pea I'd quality.
For u as sNo pea l.: quality or aN0 4P'u ID qualA
For u 70 mo Pen, {. quality No Pen I'd qu'lt
For % sa IS. IS No Pen is, duality : w
TIE SAME COLI coils rkSs ySs,l ~ % slLyER EXTENSION
FOR 81 80, sNo Pen. Let quay rsNS Pen adSvsnX.
FOr - IS ,No 2Pen l.t quality ora No Pen I'd quaa'
For 81 No. 3 Pen I.t quality. orsNO Pen, ID qssfVs
For 81 NsNo Pen iss quality. Mes Pen, Aq qasie.
For s5s No Pss, 1t quality No. sPen d quality.
For - 80 q No. Pen. lat quality. - ,.<>,.,r.>
GOLD PENS ALL iM QUALITY, " lNslLVEk-MouNrEU
DESK-H0LDERS.
For 81 a No 4 Tenl for 81 Is sNa sPsui for - ne
No Pen For 50 so No. Pen.
For sisNo. sPsnj for IS No. sPeni and for $ssN~
l0Per
The 10, Quality are pointed with the very dosnin
Points carefully selected and Of this quality are sotd
with the slightest impsrsction which skill and the eosss
scrDtiny can detect
The I'd Quality" superior to any Pens made BY hin
previous 10 the yosr 1860.
Tts 90 Quality" he intend. shtl equd IN respect to ps.
rpbty Elasticity and Good Writing Qusties he ony truo
consi}erationsl any Gold Pen. made elsewhere
regard the Chesp Gold Pens he begs esve to say ths
previous opersing bis New and Patented Machines he
could not aave made Good Writing and Durable Pens os
the price, bad the Gold been furnished sratuitoUsly.
Parfs ordering must all is.daee' speeVg the Na~-
Der" and Deadly" ef the Psns Vantsd ana De particular
de,obs the Kind Of Peas hsy prsfsr-uhether "W %
f5 For sale oy all dealer, in the line throughout The
county. ,onro,,
No. IS Maiden Lane. New-York.
Any ons .endngs single letter postsiap will roeeivs cir
cuia "A ith the engrsyiuys aOoYe referred to.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12

forEo MEMS DENocRATIc USIOs CLUg.-This
Association met last night at OGradys for the pur-
pose Of completing its reorganization, II. n. Carr,
President, in the chair. The Committee on Plat
'orIn for the Club presented their report upon which
lengthy discussion ensued, resulting in s being
referred back. A series Of resolutions, offered by
John =. Benson, deemed it mex pedient and nnwise
this time 70 fe-orgGnize the Club upon any other
basis tan the firm snd unequivocal support Of the
Administration in al constitutional and emergent
neasUes, irrespective and regardless Of the party
tlevatiDg il 10 power that the Club would not enter
the contest Dow gong On tetween Republican reason
and night the one band, and Abolition insnity aud
insson On the other aud that In all future campaigns
The question Of Slavery should BE- wholly ignored,
snc ~ forth. Dir. Benson spoke H. support OF his
Resolutions, and VIM. l.. Reed ana others against
tsem. They were finally voted down, and tie meet
~ adjourned oiter pow-wow of three hours aud u
balf.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
MARRIED..

by the Rev j. Stafford browne Ferdlusnd A. messa 70
Elizabeth J. Ghswold younsos. daughter Of tho late I-
GIiswold.
nlscs Raoti, Cbnrcb Rrnoixn nv ,hs Rsv Cbas Evans
Charles " hsIed to Ellen s. youngost daughter OF the
officiating Clergyman all Of Brooklyn.
10, by the Rev. Alexander Hopper the Rev. Z. g. Ray
mond Of PoItctestes n. Y, to Mrs Mary T. Seleck Of
Bridgeport, Conn.
RYER-TAFT-In Montreal, on Wednesday, April Q, 1862
by the Rev DR. Wilkes Mr. Wm. f. Ryer to Miss Joseph
Inc A. eldest daughter Of MI. Andrew B. and Harriet r.
Tan
YMONDS-BRANDRETH-A st. Psuls Church, Sing
Sing Thurscsy. April TO- by the Rev j. II. Black, Capt
H. Symonds o. b A. and Miss Beatrice daughter Of the
Hon. BENZ BIisdreth.
Monday April :, by the Rev. George
Hare George Wright to Miss Margsretts Keys Of this
CITY,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-12
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