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, 1864-03-19

THE SALT LAKE MAIL.-The contract
for carrying the Salt Lake Mail has been let
to Ben Holiday, contractor for the overland
California line, at sl56,OOO per year. A
pretty round sum, it strikes us, for the ser
vice. The contract goes into operation on
the 1st of July. The mail is to be carried
tri-monthly, connecting with the California
daily line at Salt Lake, which place it leaves
and comes ria Idaho city and Auburn to
this city.
, 1864-03-19
Administrators Sale.

DY OrDER OF THE PROBATE COURf OF
Id Walla Walla county, W. T.. will offer for sale
the premises, on Monday, the 21st day of
March, 1864, to the highest bidder, for Cash in
hand, all the real property beongngto the estate of
John Colcasure deceased, late Of said county, and
particularly described as follows to-wit:
The Southeast quartet Of the Northwest quarter
and the West half OF the Southeast quarter and the
North east quarter Of the Southwest quarter of
Section thrty-six, Township eight north range thirty
six East containing 100 acres-situate on Dry Greek
in said county of Walla Walla.
NB.-The highest bidder on said land will acquire
right or interest whatever in said land by reason
Of his bid unless be Immediately pays to me the sum
bid. J. w. WILEY, Administrator.
February 20, 1864. lows
, 1864-03-19
browns RronchiaI Troches.

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alleviating BHoNcHIAL AFFECTIONS
ASTHMA, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds and Irritation
or soreness of the throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND YOCALISTS
VIII find them beneficial in clearingsthe lvcice before
speaking or singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual exertion of the vocal organs having pc
cuar adaptation to affections which disturb the or
gans of speech.
Agents for California, REDINGT0Nt& & co.
llml-6m San FFancisco
, 1864-03-19
TERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON, In the DIST Court of the
County of Clark. ID Judicial District.

P, Reagan Plaintiff, Is. VIM. Ryan, Defendant.
TNO VIM. RYAN, DEFENDANT: You are hereby
L notified that P. Reegah has fled complaint
against you in said Court, which will come to be
heard at the first term Of the Court which Shall
mence more than two months after the 18th day of
January, 1864, and unless you appear at said term
and answer the same will be taken confessed aud
the prayer therof granted The object and prayer Of
hundred and thrtyeight dollars, (Sl38 00) with le-
gal rate Of interest thereon costs OF suit, andt fur
ther Of twenty-five dollars, being legal dsburse
ments of Plaintiff in this action. and to obtain the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage, bearing date Oc
tober Is, 1862 given by you to the said Plaintiff to
secure the payment Of the above mentioned sum of
$l38 90 and to obtain order Of sale for the mort
gagged premises described in said mortgage.
Dated, Vancouver, W. T., January, Is, 1864
STREUyE d LAWRENCE,
jan8O 7m2 Pits Attorneys
, 1864-03-19

The proof that your butter is good is that
you do not taste it. The proof that your
body is in healthy condition is that you do
not feel it. The proof that you are enjoy
ing almost every blessing that you need, is
that you think very little of your condition.
For it is human nature to growl over every
thing that is not pleasant, and to take as a
matter of course the blessings of God.
, 1864-03-19

LOOKING UP.-The people of Umatilla
city are beginning to '1ook up'-the river,
since the establishment of the Stage line
between here and Boise. They are also be-
ginning to concede that when the travel TO
the Kootenai country commences their lOOO
runners Ga Walla Wallian has been unchris-
tian enough to call them liars) will have to
tell bigger stories than they do now if they
succeed in making travellers believe that
Umatilla is nearer to Kootenai than Wal
lula or Walla Walla.
, 1864-03-19
Detter's Hair Restorative.

CANYONYILLE, Feb. Z, I665.
Mr.. DETTER-Dear Sir II commenced using your
Hair restorative last December and have derived great
heneft from using it. wish you to send me four
bottles by W. F. & Co.'S Express, Yours, truly,
7mI J. WHITE.
p3- Detter's Hair Restorative for sale at DR.. E.
Shells Office, Walla Walla. (Nov 7, 1863-m1ly
, 1864-03-19

CELEBRATIoN-Arr Arrangements have been
made to celebrate the arrival Of the first throu'
Stage from Boise to this city, by torch
light procession, fremen's parade, etc, etc.
The stage is expected in to-day aud the
"fare up will probably take place this eve
ming. Whenever the stage does get in 1t is
expected Gas John Scranton used to say on
all such occasions) that "a new era will have
davned upon this country" The Portland
people got up great celebration over the
completion of their little telegraphie stretch,
and the people of Walla Walla ought to get
up an immense 'hubub and rumpus' over
as great an event as that of connecting
this place and Boise with permanent line
of coaches.
, 1864-03-19
Oregon Steam Navigation Company's
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Il NROM AND AFTER MARCH lst till further no
L tce the Company will charge per cent. an all
CASH ADV ANCES for freight
On freight remaining in the hands of Agents at
DALLES, UMATlLLA, WALLULA or LEWISTON,
unpaid for thirty days IS per ton will be charged for
STORAGE, and each additional month, OF fraction Of
q month"; IS per ton j. c.. AINSW0RTH,
marI2tf Prest
, 1864-03-19

NEW FIRM.-Mr. II. E. johnson, for
merly of the store of Kyger & Reese, has
become associated with E. E. Kelly, in the
City Book Store. Mr.. j. will be the "post
Office man" during Mr.. Kellys absence.
, 1864-03-19

THE BOISE STAGES. are now making reg
ular trips-leaving here every other day.
Thus far they have gone out filed with pas
sengers, and the seats have been engaged
two or three trips ahead
, 1864-03-19

A New RoAD-Messrs. Kellogg & Cald-
we'll have opened new road and established
ferry three miles above the old Snale
river ferry on the route to COlville and the
Kootenai country. We apprehend that be-
fore the season closes, both the old and the
new ferries will have enough to do in ac-
commodating travellers to the Kootenai
mines.
, 1864-03-19

Albert Gum was recently discharged for
false entries in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment at Washington. His dismissal reads
thus A. Gum discharged for making a
false report.
, 1864-03-19
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

A@@%NAt- Ice
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. %
IN the District Court First Judicial District.
A. Brown l.. Brown and B. Sheideman. doing bust
mes in the firm name OF Brown Bros 81 Co., Plain
tiffs, gs. J. G. Sparks, Defendant
ITO j. 9. SPARKS. DEFENDANT. YOU ARE
Il hereby notified that the ab9venamed plaintiffs
have filed q complaint against you in said Court
which viii come on to be heard at the first term
Of the Court which shall commence more than
two months after the date hereof and unless you ap-
pear at said term Of the Court and the com
plant the will be taken for confess sed and the
prayer thereof will be granted The object and pray
er of said complaint is to the sum of three
hundred and siXty-one dollars and nnetyeght cents
($36l,95), on promssory note executed and dey-
cred to plaintiffs on the 10th day of February, 1852
This Feb. 4th, 1854. LAsATER d LANGFoRD
8m2 Attys for Plf 5.
, 1864-03-19

CITY ELECTIoN.-An election for city
officers will be held at the City Council
Chamber on Tuesday, April 4, for the cleo
tiOn Of city officers, viz: Mayor, 5 COun-
cilmen, Treasurer, Recorder and Marshal.
, 1864-03-19

THE EXPEDITION TO THE PLAINS
Capt. G. B. Curry, of the Oregon Cavalry
will be sent out in command of the ezpedi-
tion to the plains this summer,
, 1864-03-19

ASSAYS FOR 1863.-According to the
Orcgonian, the assays Of gold dust in Port
land for 1868 amounted to S4,505,731.
, 1864-03-19


MISSING MANA letter comes to us
from Carson City, N T., making enquiries
for the whereabouts of John Herrigan, who
left his family in that place one year ago last
July. His family received one letter from
him, dated in March, 1868, since which time
they have heard nothing from or of him
Then he was at Lewiston, and was intending
to go to Walla Walla. The letter states
that he at one time kept an eating house at
Lewiston. If any person seing this can give
any information of his whereabouts, if alive,
or any account of his death, they will confer
a great favor upon a mourning and depend
ent family, by addressing letter, stating
the facts in relation to him, to Catharne +.
Herrigan, Carson City, N. T. Golden Age.
, 1864-03-19

ADvANCING.--In consequence of the an
ticipated drouth in California, flour is ad-
vancng in price, both in Portland and San
Francisco Farmers here will do well to
make note of this, as the price will, Of
course, advance proportonately here
, 1864-03-19
A Neat and Commodious Dwelling House,
VALLEY LIVERY AND FEED
STABLE,

La GTande,. ,............. Oregon.
YNHE undersigned would respectfully inform th5
i pnblic that he has established himself at La
Grande where he is prepared to furnish stock Of all
kinds with good accommodations,
In connection with the stable is large CORRAL
for the use Of packers
Also, Stock taken to Ranch.
The public will lind it to their advantage to give
me a call. JOHN II. RATHBUN.
La Grande, Feb 27, 1864. 1lm3
, 1864-03-19

ILLUMINATIoN.--In connection with the
other demonstrations to take place in eel
ebrating the arrival of the first stage from
Boise, we understand that our citizens will
generally illuminate their buildings.
, 1864-03-19
Dissolution Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
Y heretofore existing between Charles Herzog &
Thomas Pauson under the name and style of Her
zog Il Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Charles Herzog will continue to carry the business
heretofore carried on by said firm, and all dues to
the firm and all debts against the same will be set
tied by him. CHARLES HERzoa,
Mountain House, Thomas PAULsON.
Boise Co.. /. r., Feb 49, 1854 l3w4
, 1864-03-19

DISTRICT ScHooL--Miss Watt, late of
Oregon, commenced teaching the District
school in this city on Monday, in theschool-
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Yocum.
The school will be continued all summer
, 1864-03-19

The SUMMIT HOUSE on the new road
across the Blue mountains has changed
hands-Mr Armstrong having sold it out
to Mr.. Charles Besserer, late of this city.
, 1864-03-19

The Colclasure farm, on Dry Creek, will
be sold at Administrators sale on Monday
next
, 1864-03-19

A Conservative Republican, is now under
stood to be one who is opposed to radical
measures but in favor Of their execution.
A Peace Democrat is one who favors
the prosecution of the war, but is opposed
to any and all means Of carrying it on.
, 1864-03-19

Lieut.. Gen Grant will hereafter have the
supervision of the u S. armies under his
control, and, to use classic expression of
our President, the rebels will now have to
"hunt their holes" rLa
, 1864-03-19

THE name of Bannock city (Boise Basin
was changed by the late Idaho Legislature
to Idaho city. m br
, 1864-03-19
Portland Foundry and Machine Shop.

Frststreet, between Yamhill and Morrison.
@ TEAM ENGINES OF FROM FOUR TOFORTY
- horse power, either Portable or stationary. Also,
Circular Saw Mills Complete
constantly on hand Also Hay PRESSES of all sizes
Planning Machines (Woodworth's Pattorn,) Wrought
and Cast Iron work for Vertical Saw and Grist Mills
Rrna nrnI Irn,G Gnefi1crc MI
, 1864-03-19
AssAYINa.-Mr. RosenthaI has got hi

AssAYINe.-Mr. Rosenthal has got his
assay establishment into operation Be
tween his and Messrs Baker and Days Of
fees, the mining community can now have
their ores assayed here, and thus save the
time and expense Of transmitting their dust
to Portland.
, 1864-03-19
NOTICE,

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w Wallula, w. T., the Ist day of April,
1864 ONE WHARF-BOAT,
FREIGHT CAPACITY, ONE HUNDRED TONS.
This boat has been lately used for storing Govern
ment supplies and is strongly built, stanch, and per
fectly water tight.
Terms Cash, in U, s. Currency.
LEW. G. CABANIS, 1st 1t. W. T. Inft.,
Office A. A.Q.M., .A.A.Q.M.
Fort Walla Walla, W, T.
March 9, 1868 13w3
, 1864-03-19

The constitution says "The United
States shall guarantee to every State in this
Union republican, form of government"
A republican form of government is one in
which the supreme power is vested in the
people. The President thinks he executes
this provision of the constitution in guar
anteeing to every revolving State form Of
government in which the supreme power is
vested in himself He evidently confounds
the word republican" in the constitution
with the appellation of his own party
fThats what's the matter. ."-Loqt Journal
, 1864-03-19
DENTISTRY.
DR.. FIR. KOEHLER, DENTIST,


DESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO THE oiti-
Ia, zens Of Walla Waaand vicinity that he has
taken rooms at the City Hotel, where he is fully
prepared to practice in his profession. Having had
upwards OF twenty years practice he feels confident
that be will be able to give satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with their patronage. r.H
Artificial teeth inserted in all the different styles
Teeth extracted and pain subdued by electricity cho
roform, or the benumbing process if desired. "a
Ladies desiring it will be waited upon their resi-
dences. Prices as moderate as the work win allow.
Consultations free. rH. .rn
Walla Walla, Jan. o, 1868. 4m3
, 1864-03-19

The Age says arrangements are being
made to establish line of stages between
Lewiston and Walla Walla. The line will
be owned and controlled by parties at Lew
iston. We shall be glad to see the line put
in operation. 1t is badly needed by those
travelling to and from the mines beyond
Lewiston
, 1864-03-19

A bill to provide military protection to
the overland emigration has passed both
houses Of Congress.
, 1864-03-19
RICH QUARTZ. :


Z ETTERS OF Administration having been granted
IL to the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Wal
la Walla county upon the estate of VIM. f. Davis.
late of said county, deceased notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against said estate to
present them to me, with proper vouchers, within
year from this date be forever barred and all
persons knowing themselves indebted arc requested
to make immediate payment. JoHN CREIGHToN,
Dec 10, 1868. 52n3 Administrators
, 1864-03-19

An acquaintance of ours says he regard;
Mr.. Lincoln as the ablest man that has evel
graced the Presidential chair. Washington
or Jefferson, if alive, would then stand nc
chance with him, for the next Presidency
, 1864-03-19

The measles has made its appearance in
Portland; ditto in Walla Walla
, 1864-03-19

The packing business from this city
to Boise is rapidly increasing. Trains are
constantly arriving and departing III
, 1864-03-19

For SAN Francisco -Messrs. A, KY
ger, of the firm of Kyger & Reese, and &.
E. Kelly left on Wednesday for San Fran
cisco; the former to remain there perma-
nently and do business in connection with
his house here, and the latter to be absent
several months, on tour for the benefit of
his health.
, 1864-03-19

Green peas and strawberries, in small lots,
have already made their appearance in the
San Francisco market
, 1864-03-19
EstraY Notice.
Caution.

THRANK p. DUGAN, Attorney and Counselor
L at Law. Office opposite the Post Office Walla
Walla, W. T..
viii attend the sessions of all the District and Su-
preme Courts in the Territory. (mar.5, '68, ly
, 1864-03-19


THEATRIcAL.-We are informed that it
is the intention of the theatrical troupe
which met with such favor and success at
Portland, and which is now playing an en-
gagement at the Dalles--to visit Walla
Walla, in the course of three or four weeks.
Miss Julia Dean Hayne, whose reputation
as an actress is so favorably and widely
known throughout the country, will also be
here. The Brook Hall has been engaged
fer the use of the troupe.
1t is the intention: of the popular Mana
ger, Mr.. G., B. Waldron, after giving anum-
Der of entertainments here, to visit the diff
ferent towns in the Boise mines and regale
the Boiseites with theatrical amusements
during the summer months, 1t has been
long time since the people of this locality
have had an opportunity of patronizing the
Drama, and of course the theater- going pub
lie will be overjoyed to learn that they will
soon have chance TO witness the perform
ances of some the most talented theatricals
that have ever been upon the Pacific boards.
, 1864-03-19
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday Morning
Mnnou Markaf.

New York Gold Quotations, ...'..... '09
San Francisco Legal Tender rates, 90
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

buyer 10 Novenssr TO- a sSs SIX, and - ssh. do.
buyer eli this nea,h. ~ SIS 70. Inc beef markss 80
quiet. with moderate demand saiss S6e bsls, % -
q SIS ier country mtss, SIS Z eiy 70 for rspsckod
mess md S'8 e24 for extra - 1iercs beef wxs II
dsu nd With slies Il 200 tcroes On terms did not
ieara Beei hams we're quiet, but orn at 9as e2s %
Cutmeats fair requeat With sslss o
a. l6kc IL 10 Tor shoulder. asd II No 2,o for
hsms. The lard market len active. bat arm Sascs
$500 bb and tierces 1 iexc ashe fr No. "a 10
22c for fair 20 prime steam. ana 23hc sSkc. for
beat qu slity whoh scsros ssA may - quoted a 20.
lsc ior Western and zoo q S2c for Sale, Cheese
quiet as lfo . ZSc., which n an advas0e.
PEInc1RuM.-Rece,pts i93 bbh. TIE great saM h gold
co pleeiy unsett cd the uAfkss tor ali uds aud
dered prices wn lily nominal Some made
earsy no day when I'd was at 9a5 but afterwards
saes could be ene0icd any thing like the prcs
then current, The exporssss oo1 scit their ex
change and, sheretors, we're not bayers TIE market
dali aud nomus at about &c. for crude, oSo go
refined. tn bend 83a $50 Tor free. sales wcfs made
early 4Io Tor rude, oil the mooth f0c for rened II
bend $40 ssc for free; eoc. Tor do, aa the uOsth
Eo. W. :s.ic. - q % s.p RADsssa o. s'r-s
SUoAR Tho a rtet NJ Taw was rather moro sotve
to-day. prices being nomlnAi Tho gales $50 hhAa
Cuba muscovado at Ito 4lo. 80 do. oartded New o.
lesns 24ko 26Ac aud 10 hhds p rtO koo st zs 70.
kAsr - good reclining ts quoted ~ Ito . lJxc keuoed
was 10 rather better deuasa and prices we're arm.
0cloeg ~ 81 10. 49,
rAlLow arn with sales Of 200 lbs. Al lyxo. .
l8,-1ros oo@wes 70 prims -
waExw -R@ceipsa, e2s tbis. Market Armer. with
sales of 600 tbs s 81 u Ter state ad q u wescrn
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wspsssplu Nov 9-eP.M.
Gold ard stock. csrseriag down hill to-day, even
faster sbs1 they "kited" yesterday, and q tns moment
Ast a discounted Individuals are deiorng the ooose
Qusaoes et their misplaced condolences 10 market ~n'on
proved 70 them ouiy DEUS on ard snare As there
was no gocd reason for she rise 10 gold yestef'
uay and On lenaay, 90 there Was no gcod
reason why the advanced price should have
bean sustssped and the "bul" operators found
lts rasssi tendency too strong force 70 be wholly re-
slated some have attributed the last rise 70 polnical
com oua,ons sua some have attributed its fall 20 adma
tssrs,ys interference; but they would nnd u hard
task pros sby impossible oas-to adducs any evidence
GO that erect Doubtless there political feeling
on tss part OF few Of the spectators who sngi
sssred The riss. ssd some little also amcns those
wAo Confessed ,t; Tor This h an exciting period
whsa those who have any po,llc bias--snd
Ghe great yority Of men have-are apt TO Wow 70
aRnseoce their Transactions. because their principles IN
vcve optusons consequences the certain
rssss happeung. aad opinions govern speculation
sr less But the pocket grea, deal 10 do with the
principles, and the devoted partissns NOS
FUND 70 persevere long In . losing game Thus In the
gold room the Mcclellan partnans probsbiy thought on
NcaAsy that, In view Of tho state 0 the military
Bitustsa the pending election, good opportunity
Prsssassd t,ssf serving themselves caDdi
Asts So and they commenced operations. which those
Who opposite opinions interests stoatly but at
Ant snsuoooss uiiy opposed Tho course o. gold has
been erratc spasmodc and without references
~ sspPy aud demaud. Its riss caused not by
Diminished confidence IN the government currency,
but the caprice Of that speculation TO which inudi
Cous And shs rus gh,sd legislation has exposed It.
Js RAPID decline bears out this fact, AID Ms
evil elects 10 be In the ceaseless shifting Of
vasoes which produces involving the general dersngc
meat OF trace sggravson Of the OF
commercial life, which makes tho latter GlU ,st
hazai dous as thai " u speeuator in stocas.
Every ilDg Influenced by the price OF gold, and let
us look ~ It's nucsuaioIs dur tie last six noaths
The New York herald., 1864-11-03
Tho stock market broke down with Sold listed by

Tho stock market broke down with Gold assisted by
calling 10 of loans.
The ciosicg at the Hst board compared with
those sse second OF Tuesday, showed the following
ehaagce:-Eris declined AZ, Vow York Central OK,
Hudsoa Iiver 4, Residing s. Achigan Central Michigan
soulhern IN, Chicago and Northwestern IL, Chicago
and Rock lland 3 Chicago. Burlington and Q.iacy q
Aw And Prairis du Chen IN, Pittsburg Fort
Wa, nslX Quicksilver ~, Cumberland Coal 2, Canton
oompSny Ojo aud Mississippi certificates l.
Government securities 6rm. Coupon sixes Of 1881
sdvarcea h ose year certificates y. seven and three.
tsntns Treasury notes, October and April sold At l0S
coupon nve tweoiis 1919 Railroad bonds and state
sto Ks we're dali.
ths call and at the open board at O'Clock the
market was lower, especially In the list of Western
stocks. which declined from Two 70 fouc per cont.
Al the second reguia board the market active and
prices g.er 40 compared with the morning sales,
Erie and Aodssa River steady New York Central
advanced X, hsrposa IL. Residing x; Cleveland aud
fittsburg declined 2, Chic ago AID Northwestern
lx, Chioago and Rock Island lK, Pi;tsburg and
Fort Wayne SS, Michigan Southern Ak, Cum
bsrissd Coal ~ Quicksilver u. Government
securities . fraction lover Al the open board
ha.psst three and In the street, the market
without material change
Ths statement u the uatonAl debt FOR the month
Sux with the Stst Of October shows ~ increase OF
eel LIS 7p9 about mlous per day. upoa that or
che prsosdiug month"; making m aggtesass Q:
siS. agaiast the soth Of september
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

PROMPT reuttanees FROM The other eide. coaselueas
on ,ne disturbed copdi,ion u aasars Eurols. TIE
floating supply gold she 10 u the tsus
limited Us sa,k. boweverAs ks,y - 10 ncse..sa ~
the Of s,s cst shs gold bearaE bosds
eo,ns forward. Ooy email amcunt ot the aggregate
due ave bonds sntcipAtsA by shs pub
lie, not~ihstsnoDg the option their avor The a.
OF usdus coupon boad nssrterss with its
sale
Tho highest prices or the lending railroad an1 mis-
cslsueous snares at the first session Of tne Board sf
Brokers to day, compare quotations Wsdses
The New York herald., 1864-11-03

vsnber I. BY che Rsv. n. q snitA. W. n DAWES .
A.Aaa EHnA BALssssrs sosa Of The o.ty Of BAtiaers.
baltimore papers pisass cspy
GDs-uoKHsxm -Oa ihursdsy. OetobW 70, at g.
Johns churoo, lslngten. Liverpool by oeass, ~ the
y hIRGAREr BuaGss, sdest daughter d A. AoKspsie OF
Alves. n rayshire, Scotland.
HAsGgox-Ksnu lin Williamsburg. a Wednesday,
November g. at the residence u the brides parents By
the kev. Mr. Lumsdes. W. j. HARRisos, Jr, TO AAsx
cdest daughter of Miaor II. Keith, Esl
HksrS-J Acxsua.- On Wednesday, November 4, q the
syuasceas Sheriff Israel By the Rsv. J. J. Lyons. Mr.
ko Hsxfz Misc LEAH, dsushter Of Joha d. Jsohsoas
ESQ Q .! this city. No cards.
kOmx-wAI.-Oa Tuesday, November l. q 81
etsphens church. by the Raw. br. Cumraiugs Mr. Hyau
city.
PoaAIsxr-GaoDnSM. Wednesday, November 4
o The residence Of the brides pareuts Me- NJ PoaA
ARDS. { II 77s--7t IT II - Y =
fArLoa-MA o. -ol Wednesday. November Z, by the
Rev. =. Il Partridge, at Chriss church. williamsburg
HHSsy W. Tar on 70 ExAA g., daughter a Hiram "
Aaeoss Esl.s III & Wniiamsburg, L. i