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The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Cavalry Usropnois.aps. Loohe
Noantsin-Ih. Position Deserted by
4 ulop

1bs Rpln1ai VAC q tbs lesb. r. an.sdisrn. ssys -
The Aparia c.af,draey sFssfN that or oa,avy al
ythcs1 % ~ lo,b Above gnsssli. fsflhs ths
c0shtfy eesf = the srsHy Tbsy proossdsi
thencs % thesoai s1antaa srd Haonsry
Kirs. sbsfe thsy folnl noih.tg ~ ths ssbrs
~ ts slsHy camp rs Iosiii9n seemed v have ben
deserted aai4flsy ssi 10 ~ t0wn q Cbaitsno,sh,
80 briow ,hs essmy h.d vslby dscrsAss1 rs fofos.
no pfsfumgtau thai LsaYY e.iafnn has Fons af,sr
ro, E'tse' ssi a. srgsss9a tss sonc sa se.a Tea.
rssaas b. b.s Aer Torfssi ~to L,s n4st AfrsstAss a
ute siasrfs - sbsrfraf r rgfr.
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Ihs NAVY,
IpaIVIf ~ Tnr Nr0NEsHfT COfIfIK.

tNHvst ~ Tnr srOArsHu cot Enk-
The CtpA Ftaiss '1r.rt Co.rsr. a G. Orsy uomr
nlscsns. f'tn Nss oyisaEs Eo-,ubsr "a sfirsi a.
", psg yesD'iay .ts haa sssons Dlfih rsis. nss' q
tss y4ssss, AtssIsd slt q ~ y-estl-
kesnc sapo Co-s.arSfsag-k Gfty
sssNsts ofScr s.d fstlt.S far~-T tHys
lz1~g <t~sa-a Fgyyss- h.sfy BySp
lft.S g-fg~a-hetyt RA.sf o.o y~rrss, L1.h y.
ssrs,', sa.,-Tta{ n s-y- <r. es.ap
Tsy-aH.'i cs<t--t rss4Dsf wgst
sigpr casss --rsgss jsts g oftyra, i~ "a 5asi
to- y..,, a. ~. sfs sr oroir ..t.s n'oss.
ira psrl. rvrfut 20 ttsu wcs''1 v Gs utasi
ts.te, ,,s.n fS.s HvsJs
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Hoard Of J.an.atIen.
llrom tho boston Post, Dec. 10.

The bard n Ff1caton met at svsB.ns
Ths foilorbg fs-3lItoa 49, 1rsfsi ~ o.anF Fsorsf
Huufsis = us Nins,ssttb ~aff
vh.feAs by a. al ~ ~ iegE,atlfs - tl.s stats,
passsd AgsM a. I-sa s1g@n chagtaf ~ - ls Lass
~ stAis ~ New f0fs pf0v as1 that l.lf
- tbs that shall hsreaftsr ~ fassd by Ia
Fsssuent 70 tLs city sn1 comfy % hs~ ftfs fhs BE-
PAD oi Aivtftsg ettept Ne ,sfsf tlsl have ben
turref for adFsgtireIerA M tts pswHgap~ft aslkfIsg
w ne bsyur kn1 C0mgif1s' - te tsd cily -t9 shs
de- snals 'ouf pagefs haTlts tbs hrsrs' daJ cRcla
tsn Abi ~bsress ,fts crcgstFn u tbs NV YlHr
Hrssfb stossas tbai = sHy other 1sy lat~f pabslsf
Ia tEh cny tbi ~bsrsN sad nssspapsr hAs tse1 1sss
naisd by ihs Mayor ans toupsfrisrb " absL ~ tgfs
lsns - ths eiY ssf crgniy th.f.f9fs, -
pssVvef, That TIE t4~ys a tla Bard b. arf bsfsbT
10 sirs,tsi W psbsh ibs VIA gross~itss 1 ~ 80
Y0ps Hszsib
coranssnosr yapA suss.sasd lbsi hs fssol aioa ~
posting We rys.s<ytrs Erd LsatS- a. ~ AirFftR
nsiTafn 4 tts bo<rs bs rsscin.sa tfs crmisffc 90
HHelrnsr fssgistN1 thO1lf - ssiss gfsl
Cnrr ssiober 1sa7 mgrsc ~ a. afnes1m'ni llai i4f
La.y Ness ~ add@5 tc tss hfssit q We ftfsi4ifso
bst. -.
T~si - ssssnstsy ~ ssH 40 ths hn"S y VDsi~s "'
esrs s.@s.r fnu nevss - fuih1 tusaea.sli.
hat ths tafsss " al 10 p@g>rr y, s1sss
III. s.~ufnsxt v@ k*s
coxrn so.r Bunv1 novsi nat We wtels f.tsci
ts rkurss W We Itsnecs CorEnt,s~
Tt~ u1t~cn eAsfss
ma s,~s u~r pv,s.5ss - ts fostEs saiiss.f so
~ ssswhsA
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
THE ARMY OF the POTOMAC.
ms. y. n. Trsnhiy's Despatch.
HsADeuAxrss, AMY or nH PoIosAc.
lac L. IENa-


Dec 10, 1908.
The Russian naval oasers arrived about O'Clock
snS vese received BY General Meade with little delay
Az headqnsrers they exchanged tho carriage for tho
saddle, and spent most Of their tmo whe here witness
'Hs review Of The Sixth oorfs, both tho infantry and
artillery rhey returned during tho night ny spscia
tram 70 Alexandria.
Early Monday morning ahectenari and lvo men OF the
Sixth corps were captured Jenersonvile With TINS
report tarDe I1mor that important force q rebel
cavalry was prowling about that place. Tho frr New
yors dsagoOus the Ninth aud part OF tho Fourth New
York cavalry, went n pursuit, but afor thoroughly
occurring that country for twenty hours retarned
without finding the rumored force.
Several companies Of the Ninety thud New York Vol
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Guards-havo enlisted In the
Veteran Corps and win leave for home during the week
Thoy are Fastening 70 spend the holidays with friends
piercing cold wind with snow nying prevails
70 day, and moro IKE winter than anything We
bavo had this season.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

hnflt.FYutE Ca ts1 70, Ibf3.
rts lsgsittlfe tdSsfrs1 ~ lasi n.stt rf,s AZ
rfosfaiats afno1li H. over fofissr muers Z e9nsst
= SIKH sr mil.at, are fof uftsfs farlaiss tus NIL.
b,tt fof c1tbrs us 0.afsA naars to- nicrs 'ar tbs
nUtary fs.a 80 nuaa fef ~ r-tin csbl, Grs Bas.
area usa.,-a ,of "a. Gss,ss nssf siss ors MI.
isa for ts,sses run1sr, ~ sag5ss sns .soa, mil
tt.r fss gsr.ftI sat sffefsss
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The ssntimen, OF Norfolk, VA.

Now0iE, Va, Dec. Is, 1898.
Tao months sbee could DOT obtain without military
authority tho privilege 70 rray of The President here,
20 bitter the oppo. ton 20 tho govornmeut. Now
The citizens taxing The oath n allegiAuc by
hundred, and thousands pereety astonishing 70
what change has come them The President 2
proclamation and General Hu,Iers orders are don %
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INTERESTING FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
mr.. T.. 4. wilson's Dispatches.

EKADouARrERs, UsiTHD SrAIss foRcta,
WFs1rpS VIRGINIA, Dec. ~ 1893.
We have information that detachment Of The Twen
te,h Pennsylvania cavalry, while out scout ordered
By General Kelley, destroyed foundry at Ednburg in
the sbenandoah valley The rebels usne the ioun
Try for the preparation OF iron TO be sent TO Richmond
and, reported ueed the construction Of gunboss
The loss Of the Of the foundry will bo TO the rebels
consi sidernb'e annoyance.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
News from san Fraasiseo.

Hls fpsscsoo, Dec. 10, ftsa
Arrived steamer Oregon with Sis 900 In Treasure from
Oregon, aDd 81 900 from British Columbia.
eAiled ship wslleao cgmninss, Esv Yors, carry nc
tvs thousand sacks o barley nve nousses ssehs oop.
per, nineteen thsusAnd hass ,vc buscrsd ami eighty
easD oil, oos hundred anS thirty onss eNsss csifvrs
vine, and one Hundred and seven bsss wooi.
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sppr.h.nd.a Raid OF Gen. Av.r,iI.

ihs Rohnohd WL.g q ns itlh lus,. .Ay, that al
holsh there appear ~ b. dosbt 4 NE movements e
Aver from tho Eana-ha sbs ers>toa - EAat IoaDss
80 Aad yfsnia tho War Department. LAl received no
adluotai nssiiigsnoe from tlAi quarter Ths sssnys
movements. - far sDoSn % lpdtais rad os
hs raTosd, o. probably 4lan ne og1uts q BV,ssgar
g., sbn6ss and Aususta
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
the Arabia ousvarS ao,rs.

The ,,s.rn.h,p ar.bs o.sssn 80 y,oe, 49, ~ sses n
cember o. passed Cspe Race al ave clocs On sundag
evening, lsth inst ne news boa. u tbe press uitk
three days later Dsws srom New York and san Vyan.
Coco Intercepted the steamer but Capts M coos rcfs
" allow the Bers agent 10 place His u pprsAat pstc
ard Commercial despstebes op board.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
HHApQuiIIgRs, IN Ins filip,

PORTION q the trooIs, under command Of Colonel
Wells, and from General suivan's column, had severe
ssrmishing yesterday near, at and beyond suasburg
Colonel Wells took thirty prtoners. portion of
these belonging to Ewels corps
There indication that the enemy has is trying TO
reinforce mbodep, IN the Shenandoah valley The
sons for this viii soon be apparent.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
The Press Despatch.

NnW UplHAEs, Dec. y 1903
omciJ dopa.ehss from General wsshburne announce
49, al the rebel worm a Port Cabao rsxas have been
sasswsd BY foroe Tbe capture includes Fort Espe-
yDsA >sd Zen teavy guns. xot The sarrsou escaped
% bsssnsi % sac, vt<b Irs,1isd ibe ssIbssts
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
TIE uos.iefds OF John Kaas,
70 yuu upfrOn Oy rms urratn

ye~s ccfral, 10 f.ssrs 70 tts bouess ~ John gsss
~ Hsskss iAls -s r.iss that hs v.s q s,~,,,l
rsrrs tsv, sBe~a hfa 70 " a sss, and iseu..
vo-s H~a, a~sYs M&sins . ssss1t nyi,s for t> -ss
ana tsn "a ersa ~ Ms~rtins ts4 stcvs yoa vn st
gsuN gilvrT, ~. Ise <ssArs svsss
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
our CuIpepper correspondence.

LULTTffEH = IT, Va Uec- TO- IFtj
The nleseuos o the death o! General Bu.orf has ust
reached here. HIS command s enshroudsd 70 gloom.
No oncor was more beloved by oflcsrs and men, and
none can 30 more s,ncerey nourned for. rs Les hn
nosonsd the eyes Of the veterans To woD gasnty
A., Inad N rlrInrN a aa.,h
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
m. sasi,.ry p.i,., us.,or.

10. fses 80 = ~ -atAry Iaf eayss y.Ttsrssy ssf
b. ar sfs atrraisi a. - fo rh*s ths mat ssngrin1
q satrss ssittg - Va sfhttdc tAa - tsosspskn
n IA. rlastss thr1rss - f@eys 'fum al psrts a Rsw
gasstf 49, tseg siffn.tss to o.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
The Press Despatch.

WILMINGTON, Doc 10, 1903.
Gentlemen iutt arrived from the Army of the poomho
say that of cavalry st occupy Culpepper snd
that pockets cYtond several miles that
The position Of oope remains unchanged but there
arc Indications Of changes with view to the greater
comfort OF 0f tho army
The New York herald., 1863-12-17


CniHfrsroS, Doc. II, 1898.
Twelve shells thrown INTO tho city las, night al
Intervals of three hour Damage ulnlng.
SECOND prarAroH.
Tho cty has been sncled Al intervals during No
day.
Abou, nine clock this morning sumter took nrs from
some Tho communicated ~ tho Guitar
timber work OF tho southwest angle, and the wcod~ort
burned and ammunition destroyed.
There casualties but the particulars are not
received The enemyt land batteries opened heavily opoo
the fort during the nre ard replied 70 by houre
and our batteries.
heavy nre was kegt up all day. not mech dA,nAxs
donr TO sumter
CniE STos, Dec u, 1893.
Very little nrmg
sEcoSp DIsrbrcu.
The caTualtus at sumter, yert.rdhy, wero ten killed
and ,hirty wounded.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Inc boiler and pattern rhops Of tArons foundry sook
nro last night and destroyed.
Eleven shells thrown into the city, several of
which contained Gr.ss Gre which burned nfssn mnstes
after explosion.
CnsmIsros, Dec. IL. lse3.
The Ore Al Suiner was purely accidental and unavoid
able II hasbecn a,,psuished and tho strength Of hs
FORT good before The Int Casualties has not
been received
No nrins Sdmtsr yesterday to-day, and very h,us
nrtnr between the batteries. -Four rhcs thrown
into the city this Aikrnoon.
Thirteen Yankee prisoners including the ocnrsssssssA
oo.rs u Tho United slater brig rsry captured ., hsr
rlI Inlet, have arrived here
ssoosD DrsrAIcn.
No nrinG last night.
rBIhp pRsrbIcs.
No nrng To day ard nathng unusual, except hsa,
! tor 10 ash,.
cR,upros, nse. 10, lkss.
! No nrins lac, ush, All QUE, hi. morning
srooSp prsrArCn.
The enemy fred fourteen sho,s tho city thA
| ing. scysn buildings wero struck No persn Vas IN
| jarcd. Our batteries replied No frins 90 sumter
No movement on tho part of the enemy
Operations In East Tennessee.
BssroL. Dce. "a, Iss1
The nevs from the front a decidedly encouraging Our
cavalry are at Sonstowp, and the enemy 70 retiring
Longs,reet placed Cumberland Gap 10 hs front 10
rissd OF his rear
Gong,uests, vsnee's and Ransom Command, had osb-
the country vsashans command had Also succeeded
joining tie main body
Hsfsroi, D.e ~, Isea.
The man body of or army remains ., Roasersvn,..
Cersral tosgsifest's ncaiq usriers are there
RArroL, Dec It isso.
Tle fiuAiion At the iron, remains uBehsnsss. sasns
two huudred u thee volnsd Al Knoxville have arrived
bore
1.sstsn,nt Gu Mage. q General sofsAn stat Who
escaped with General arrived 10 Rasssl comfy
~ roe,, v Rlohmona. We lot hrgAu al Cnenbat sas
fNiisGei he b. " or iinss
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
Capture Of the United States
Brig Perry.
Arrival of Her Officers at
Charleston.
FIRE IN FORT SUMTER.
Ten of the Garrison Killed and Thirty
Wounded.
The Bombardment Of Charleston
Going on Effectively.
Rebel Rcconnoissance to Look
out Mountain.
Concentration Of Troops Under
Longstroct,
h. nc. -
The B0mbardment Of Charleston
Going on Effectively.
Rebel issance to Look
out DIOuntain.
rorrsv- soSncr, Dec. 10. 1904

he nAg of truce boat New York arrived here 10 nisht,
bringing Southern up 90 to-day
Tho following despaiches appear 10 the Riohmoud
Iaperf.--
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Personal InssIItGsus..

senor Bomere, the hsrsean nsstsr has sesa stoyyr
ns rsveert Hose for iks lsi sect. ns ~ni rssws
W N~hnston hssy
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

By tho arrival CT the Thomas A. Scott Capt. OBrien,
om New Orleans, at this port yesterday, We are 10 Te
ssips Of two days later news, which wo eubjon.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Anais o. Ls..hrmy.
III. C,orsi. L.gisIaturs.

DotforTuAs. f~>. ~ Its3
u.s tt.llrg t5sISsirhs ~ Ne nAgess
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WaYne s.. Baptlat churoh. ZINC Rsg

Wayne St. Baptist Church. The Res
Sdward Frederick Strickland viii preach to
Ieottow. sublect2-The Soldiers Appeal 10 his
ceeary.
. sermon on and OF the distressed soldiers
families.
An interested in this cause are earnestly
Invited y attend
AT the close Of The services collection will
be taken and handed over 10 the Treasurer Of
the Oregon Soldiers Aid Society to be devo.
ted exclusively to the above object
seryices--Morning at halfpast 10, evening
hi.
Lunch Oyster Soup and Lunch at John
Gaagnagles Exchange, corner of Fifth and
Ludlow, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
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COME EARLY
SHERIFFS SALE
'ol" = rol'u Montgomery superior Court,

John y folau Montgomery superior Court
Michael Forbes ct al Case No. 2c5a.
| ohedience " the command OF an order of sale
ssaed IN the above case, will ofler al pnhr saa
A the door VI the Conn ollss in tic eiIy of psya,,
on ~ W ""'""'
Saianddg, Mach q, 1sGa,
Al o'clock OF SAID day the toov,no ,Isscrihad
fei estate Na Situated Ia the county OF MONTGOMERY
anu Stale OF ONO and bounded and described ~ al ,
lows to-Witi situated u te east half OF section three
'sl IN township hVe ~, OF range ys (5) east Aa be
sinB at stone ON The east line OF the county road
sAa stone being situated in the west line OF tract OF
ahd decided ~ Henry lount 10 william and Andrew
oheeis, ah reference 10 said deed will eilly show
ehd running "a with sed line % nks 10 the cor.
ner OF sald inei thence dS CHAINS and rs links
70 poIil IA The rFefi thence down said river "
shHinA and " inRs 10 a coraer Ia The BYer thence
o. Nest eight chains 10 a corner the road thence
aS4 chains and q links 10 the beginning, eon-
,NHhg Two acres, one rood and twenty hve penhes bf
land be the same InOre or less,
lhe above premises have Teen appraised Al 500 %
And cannot soil for less than u OF Tie appraised value
thereof Terms cash,
GEORGE woGAMAN, shena Mont. county.
J. H. bAoaorr, Attorney. lsi4wis
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a Pair q EoIdl9r's Wives-Nol long

a Pair of Soldiers Wives Not long
sihee soldiers wiiecomplained TO wealthy
ueighbor lady that she had har ! time 10 get
along. Her husband couldn't get his pay,
and she had credit at but one place, where she
could only procure meal, homiuy and side
meat; and these we're all her family had to
eat for several weeks past
"Corn-bread, hominy and pork r repeated
the lady; "whJ they are good enough for any
body You oughtnt to complain Of them. I"
s0h, yes they good enough when a body
has other things TO mix with EN-" rejoined
Mrs Soldier shut they arn'tgood enough for
you, all aloue r
:. just 50, clog and Hominy" are good, but
then one docs want something else to mix with
'em, once.in-a.while--e when one 8
husband volunteered TO 6ght for the Union,
on assurance that those who remain behind in
the enjoyment Of home aud wealth would de-
vote their last dollar to the support Of their
families in their absence 6i6
"A gentleman informs us Of case of the
assurance Of our american citizens of Afri-
can descent" which is logical sequence of
the doctrine taught by the party who are just
now devosing the resources OF the country to
the inevitable contraband
The wife Of volunteer was passing along
Fourth street Thursday, when she met a
negress in the narrow path, and she halted ex.
pecting that her sable sister would turn out
for her Did she
hWhats you standn dar for 1--Isn't you
gwine to turn out2 demanded tho female
american Africanization,
This languages so.incensed the white woman
thai she suddenly and vigorously punched the
black obstacle where The wool grows, aud sent
her sprawling full length into the snow and
then proceeded on her way.
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NOTIOE TO ALL WHOM N MAY CONOERN

NOTICE 4 hereby gwen thai there sre now liendine
~ before the CITY Council oi Tho CITY OF Dayton m,
following VrdinanVes, lO-Wit:
IlAinK the grades OF Maple street Charter stre,t
aud the aiiey sesi Of Parry street
N lfsuanee 0I the law said ordinances we're twice
reA Aa On Me taiae, sud the Oirrk Instructed 10 ,ye
'"si Jul aseAH hoHee OF the penueney Ut tho hhne.
lne Jaw rrqiiires All claims tor damages that lnayf
aceIe nom said improvements TO he hisd In guting
Mlhthe Sily Clerk, seiuhs rthl amount ol DIANA
ges eiAimyJ sithn twO wueKr ,it,r the exInaton Of
hsume required tor die dlacation u such noiiee,
"hsn sle SAME "iii ~ laAeu up inf hual art0u.
JssdaS ANfhuhl slEfHANn. CITY ulark
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40, maIn street.
slERIFFh SALE.

Margaret johns Montgomery com. plcp.
..F" ITI
kdMara Narhn ct al. Case No. 4.
obedience 10 the command Of an order of sale IA,
me directed IA this case, vii Oter al publc sale
a. me door OF The Court House IN the city Of Dayton
Satht.lh Bhoh :, 1868,
Az O'Clock M " said day, Tie following described
M IsAl estate, situated IA the county O Montgomery,
numbered iofty seven (SIbi IA Dayton, Montgomery
county ono Which as been suits eqtieltly thyidea
and y now known as lots No ,7ts, 1;is snd fin ne
Yised numbers o Out.lOt nnnlDe ed Ory seven llat
ted June "a, 1886, by Allen smith. Recorded hf
book X, No. ?, page 82s. MI .
The above property has been appraised as follows
Lots No. gas and 2,7f8 gSo
Lot NO sT4I al a50
anu eanol sel ior less than twothrds Oi the aboyr
appraiSemtnt Terms cash
SEOkGE MoeAAAN, shsdf Mont. county.
p. oDLiS, Attorney. lAsswss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Coffee call the especial attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of Mr. J. 0.
Arnold, IN another column. He produces
quality of domestic eOHree which is scarcely
inferior to the best Rio. It is pronounced
more healthy than any other beverage in use
Those who want pure article Of Rye coi-
fee should procure that prepared by J. o.
Arnold. ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07


To Inquirer PA gentleman who sub.
scrlbes himself '1nquirer,is has addressed us
a respectful note, in which he desires to know
why we did not publish the Marriage Notice
Of Gen. McCook. = : y ~ -''-
The question is easily answered. We do
not publish Marriage or Death Notices unless
ordered by responsible parties We were not
requested to publish the notice to which our
correspondent referred.
'Inquirer" does us simple Justice when he
states his belief that the omission was not
intended as disrespect TO the parties. At
the time, however, we made note Of the
affair as the most brilliant wedding that had,
within our knowledge, ever transprea here
And we also mentioned the names Of several
distinguished guests, civil and military, who
were present on the notable occasion How.
ever, for the information Of Enquirer we
will repeat that among the visitors were Gov
Tod and StAf Gen. Wright and Staff Gov.
Morton (la) and stalT; Ex-Gog. Deunison /;
Mr. Shoenbetgef, Of Cincinnati; Mr.. Bob
Lincoln, (son Of the President; } Judge Nc
Cook and wife, Gather and mother of the
Generally Col. Edwin McCook and wife
(whe were just from Geneva, N, y, on their
wedding tour, having come from their own
Altar to that of "brother Alex ~ and other
members OF the Groom's family, and guests
whose names We have forgotten at this late
day,
Gen. MeCook is known 10 fame, and our
correspondent needs no information in this
regard The 'bfide--Miss Kate Phillips, cid,
est daughter of j. Dickinson Phillips, Esq.-
is a handsome, amiable and accomplished
young lady, beloved BY every one with whom
she is acquainted. Aud the uniyersal wish
of this community is that she may be very
happy, as she deserves to be.
Wemean no inyidioas distinction when we
observe that the "MeCook Wedding" was to
Dayton what the 'ovedio Wedding was to
New York, couple of years ago. and they
were both typical of the widely different times
in which they occurred The aforementioned
was aPtly termed "a Diamond Wedding !"
the 6rsi-named may not inaptly be styled
"A Green-back Wedding"
"lnaairer7 has our thahls for the conpli.
ment ho pays us and the paper, and no will
accept the above as some sort Of return.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

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