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pared ffom my nsW Plane Kiln. without eomins
n contact viii = ne e. Hs IL A. .,,.,am. Kiln.
q On Pa. ~. and kork Creek Bridge.
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| A Certain Safe and Speedy Cure, in nom to
days. q either disease No pa unless cured Call
At 3 PePnsy ivania- avenue, west. Use the Amer
! lean Specific Blood Purifier. dec 23-2E
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'ogether with costs, Provided That any person who
shall go forward to the Auditor of the Treasury Of the
city and pay said fine before being reported shall not
be subject to pay any costs.
Be further ordained That the Marshais Of the CITY
of Shreveport shall be allowed 1--WE per cent asd no
more for collecting fines that may be enforced for any
violation of this ordnance.
Be it further ordained, That this ordinance take
effect from its passage.
Be itfurther ordained That all ordinances heretofore
passed on the subject be and the same are hereby
repealed.
The Board then adjourned until the next regular
meeting.
JOHN L. GoocH Mayor
FRED A. LsoNARD, Controller
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Proceedings of the Board Of Trustees,
IF,~o1'e Or-r-r-C1Ty or SHREVEPORT,

August 10 1900. }
At called meeting Of the Mayor and Trustees Of me
city Of Shreveport the following members were present
His Honor j. /. Gooch Mayor; NJ. Tally, NE Wrlgnt'
Trustees t;o4 =
His Honor the Mayor having, explained the object Of
the meeting, the Board proceeded to business.
Trustee Wright offered the following resolution,
which was on motion adopted;
Be ordained by the Mayor and Trustees Of Inc Guy
of Shreveport that from and after this cate II sn nor
be lawful for any person persons to keep or permit
to be kept in any building house. shed or other place
within the limits of said city, any Table or Tables or
pnn Rondo under the penalty Of fine of Twenty
Five Dollars for each and every day any such Table
shall be kept where the game OF Rondo may or shall be
b II further ordained That in case of the violation
of this ordinance by any person or persons, 1t shall oe
the duty of the city Marshs TO report the same TO ne
Mayor Who shall fine said party parties 80 reported,
tbe said sum Of Twenty Five Dollars for each day
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MANSFTELD FEMALE COLLEGE.

MANSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE.
THIEF ALL SESSION Of this INSTITUTION will com"
L mence on Wednesday, the Doth day OF sep
in all the branches of education usually taught The
terms will conform, nearly practicable, to those
bioh prevailed previous to the war. Persons wishing
IN send nups had better communicate with the
nndarsigned CHARLES B. STUART,
WsnsReId auo On Tss5-4t President
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STOLEN.

LNR0M my residence on last Sunday niobt. ~
Z the 18th inst. BA' = HORSE years ~ ~
old, about "A hands high ankle of left hind foot LAe
larger than the other s-no other particular MARKS.
nneral reward be paid for his delivery TO me- ct my
place, t3cee TILES south of Shreveport.
Aug. .Stl j. TALLMAD5E.
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WHA- TIE PRINTER CAN Do.-Tha printtr IL the
master Of all trades He beats the carpenter with the
rule and the mason in setting columns; he urpasses
the lawyer in attending his case and beBts the par
son in the management OF the devil
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SHREVEPORT, CApDo PARISH,
August a. 1865.
At an adjourned meeting of the Police Jury of this
parish held this day, the following members in
attendance: j NJ Ford, Esq., PresidentB r. Bickham,
Isaac Mckee, A. j. Pckens, and ]. NJ. Beard.
Mr. John W Jones was appointed by ballot parish
Attorney, with salary of Fifty Dollars and ten per cent
commissions for collecting.
Mr. E. H Jordan was appointed parish Treasurer.
with salary of Five Hundred Dollars, and bond fixed
at Three Thousand Dollars.
Mr. Thos. R. Simpson appointed Collector of
parish License Tax trades, professions and occupa
TONS with allowance of eight per cent for collecting
the same, and bond fixed at Ten Thousand Dollars
The regular meetings of the Board of Police to be
held hereafter the first Monday in October January
April and July of each year.
The Clerk OF the Police Jury is required to make
estimate OF the parish expenses to close of
The following ordinance for levying License Tax,
was adopted:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of the parish of
Caddo, That License Tax Of seventy-fve per cent.
the State tax, shall be and is hereby levied all per-
sons pursuing any trad occupation profession taxed
by Act OF the Legislature, passed on the 4th day OF
April 1885, entitled An Act to provide for increasing
the revenue of the State and raise money to pay the
interest on the State debit Provided that the License
Cotton Presses put up for the purpose Of repGckng
cotton for pay shall be one hundred per cent on the
State tax Provided Also that the License Tax on Gomez
Houses Bar Rooms, where spirtuOus liquors are re-
tailed by the drink in less quantities than quart
shall be Five Hundred Dollars.
Provided ALSO That there shall be License Tax on
each and every Livery Stable of One Hundred Dollars.
Provided also That there shall be eyied and collected
License Tax of Fifteen Dollars on manufactures of
Saddles and Harness either branch of that business
Provided also, That persons peddng in boats moved
by otherwise Red River the Lakes within
this parish shall pay for said privilege the Of Fifty
Dollars and all other pedars shall pay License Tax
said calling two hundred per cent on said State tax
The right of establishing Ferry Bayou Pierre
granted N. 7. Dupree, he paying Fifty Dollars for
4 horse or OK wagon, So 90
horse or OK wagon, %
| horse or OK wagon, IS
| horse buggy or carriage, rs
| l horse buggy or carriage ] so
| Man and horse, IS
| Footman, 90
The above at highest stage of water, at the second
stage or midrver half said aud at the lowest
stage third said rates The rates of charges TO be
| kept always posted up conveniently the boat.
ROBERT V. MARYE,
| Clerk of the Police Jury.
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a. ENGLE.
n. CNOLG,
his old stand or Texas street,

At his old stand or Texas street
TTAS OPENED stock of Groceries, Imported Wines
III and Liquors, and also Imported Havana See.
CARS, of the very best quality.
My articles guarantee, for had them imported
expressly for this market Those who are good Judges
of FINE VINES and HAvAiA SEeARs can have their lie.
fined tastes grathed by calling at my store Texas
street. A. ENGLE5
Shreveport, Augnst G. 1895.
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LOST.

A NOTE drawn by JAS. E. CLINTON, OF Claiborne
IA parish, for Five Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars,
and mad payable to A. w. ANDERSON. The note was
dated in 1850. The maker is notified not to pay Bald
note unless presented by me or my order.
ELIZABETH N, DOE
Shreveport, August Q. 1866
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IGGrNs. RoB7. MAuRER HENE
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
The state OF Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession of JAMES s. DOUGLASS.
YEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-No. 92T.--
i Notice is hereby given, that HENRY P DoUaLAsa.
administrator of said succession has fled IN this otco
his first and second annual accounts of his admnistra
ton and petitions praying that said accounts may Be
homologated.
And Unless opposition is made thereto in thirty days,
the time prescribed by law said account will be bonoo-
gated approved and made the judgment of the court
- Given under my hand and seal of office. taia
! L. s. August LIST, 1865. o,-,
~ A H. bhONAhD, eieFa.
Shreveport, August Q 1856
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pVGUIAR JEFFERsON PACxErr.

TIE favorite light draught steamer fLETA,
j, sfSE4 "a VIM Robson, master, having been shot.
zS5s oughly repaired, Will contln'4e to make trips
twice week between Shreveport and Jefferson du4iaS
the season Particular attention viii be paid tho Ii
erest of shippers and passengers. continuance of tbs
very liberal patronage heretofore extended to the Fetg
is respectfully solicited aug9tf
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A per notariai act before Thos F. Beai notary
"A pubic of Caddo parish HENRY DREYFus IS nay
duly authorised agent to transact any business Ior me
during my absence. NJ DkE4Foo. :
Shreveport, August 49, 1861
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Augast 17-Corrox- movement was continued
Yesterday with fair degree of spirit, and 100 bales
we're taken by FIVE buyers about the closing rates Of
the previous day. We quote:
Ordinary ....... S0@32 Low Middng 38 939
Good Ordinary 1895 Middling.. Al @42
SUGAR-Louisiana, common, lo@ll4e.; fully fair,
l84@-c.; white clarified, l93@-c. " ID.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, 65@80 y gal.
T1oUR-Low superfne, 50 $500 50; good super
fine, s. @ -; good extra 81 SOC =; choice
extra, SI2 25@l2 SO r Dbl
WHIsKr-Rectifed, 81 500 = u gallon,
HAY-s35 oo@37 90 p ton.
OArs-68@70c. y bnshel.
CoEY-Si Oo@l 10 y bushel
,PoRx-Mess, s. -t@33 90 Y bbl.
BAcox-Sides, -@20c.; shoulders, -(@lScs p b.
CorFEE-Rio, 3l9@32c. p ID.
BAGGING-India, 25QQ32-c. U yard.
RoPE-15@l6-c F} 10
BEEr-Western, choice, .....,--C9l6e " b. net
Western, lst quality ..-9l5c.
Western, ID and Sd 1oI0lSc.
quality, ........
Texas, p head. .s85 oo@4o 90
VEAL CATTLE, .............. .SS9l5 r mead
Hoes. ..,..!4@ BE U p. gross
SHEEP. ............. - uO(@0 81 heau.
MoEETARY-There were several transactions in gold.
The ruling rates are gold l4T@ l47s; silver, l4l@
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RAIL 4 nAsHIELL.
At their old stand, Texas street,

At their old stand, Texas street,
SHREVEPORT, LA,
DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines, School
n Books, Stationery Fancy Goods and Toilet
<sA Requisites, Small Wares of Taste and Use,
Ssssz4sI Toilet Goods and Notions, Perfumery, etc,
M@ElS Paints, Oils and Yarnishes, Glass, Putty,
- Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Use, Dye
Gssgsses Woods and Dye Stuffs generally.
~ Medicines warranted genuine and of the best
quality Customers will find our stock complete com
prising many articles is impossible here to enumerate
and all sold at moderate prices.
E95@ Prescriptions carefully put up.
August o. 1865.
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RESIDENCE TO LEASE.

A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE situated cor T an
IN ner of Common and Lake streets, is hereby Ill
offered for lease Bids will be received during the
next ten DAYS For particulars call the resdeace
from 8 a. u. to 4 2. NJ laugl6-lt
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Married

Married.
At the residence of the brides mother, the 10th
inst by the Rev L. Parker, Mr. II. I. GRAY of Spring
Greek, Tennessee to Miss ELIZA MooRING, of this
For State Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce Major S. D. OLIVER,
as a candidate for State Treasurer.
Louisiana papers copy.
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TAVING leased this well known, large and q ~
4 and commodious STABLE, and thoroughly 20
It, we are prepared attend to the wants Of the
public The best horses, carriages and buggles Kept
constantly on hand Strict attention gwen to the groom
ing and feeding of horses. GEO. A. COOK q 90,
5000 PrOpretOrS
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SUCCESsION NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS having claims against the succession
N of GEORGE NJ. NICHOLS, deceased are hereby no
titled to present the to me for acceptance sno
those indebted to said succession will forward and
settle either with my attorneys, Bea Chapman,
and thereby save costs.
G,,o-,,t
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PIANO FOR SALE.

ezpzzMRs A. W. MILLER offers for sale ine
Piano, in good order. Enquire q her
TT !!residence on Texas street,
Shreveport, July i9, 1885
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COTTON

rEIHE S. P R. R. Company viii receive cotton at the
Marshall depot and deliver the same to any house
In Shreveport designated by the forwarder at 81 So
rer bale A NJ. BURNHAM
aug9 4tl General Supernten dent.
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MAYORS OFFICE, Cry OF snEEvEroaT.

July IT, 1885. I
FJIHE Controller of the city is directed to proceed
Immediately to collect all licenses due to the Cor
poration and all persons by whom licenses are or may
become due directed to pay the same upon the de-
mand Of the Controller .o,.,- +
Chreveport July 10, 1865. -
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hreveport. August %, 1865.

shreveport august 1oi IoOe'
FOR RENT.
TIME TRAVELLERS INN situated Texas street, q
Il Of mile from the river, well known asthe Baumah
House. For terms apply at the house.
ELIZABETH BAUMAN.
Shreveport, August %, 1865.
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J. TATUM,
COMMISSION MERCHANT and General Merchan-
" disc Broker, 10l Graver street. between Magazine
and Camp streets, New Orleans. Agent for Hilton,
Bros & Co.'S Insouble Cement. aug23-ly
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Fl. HUNSICKER,
CTION EER
shraya,ort ia

shreveport ID.
WILL ATTEND to indoor and outdoor business, at
w at all times Thanking his friends for past faVors
be soicits renewal of their patronage. aug23
DERSONS having packages funds or papers for safe
keeping at the Branch Of the Citizens Bank in this
city, will please call and receive them before the rst OF
September next as the Bank viii be closed on that day
mill further notice ULCER LAUVE,
Aug % l865-lt Pres't Branch Citizens Bank.
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To the Tax Payers of the Parish of Caddo.
" GU ARE HEREBY notified that on the lsT DAT OF
4 AUGUST NEXT, shall open an office at the Drug
Store of Smith Lewis in the city of Shreveport, for
the purpose of assessing the property OF the Tax Payers
of this parish, You therefore requested to CONS
forward by the 1sT SEPTEMBER NEXT and furnish no
otherwise shall be forced to adopt the made
by me in 1854 as the basis OF the present assessmsn
= W. H. ERWIN,
Assessor for State Taxes for the parish of Caddo
Chr>nunrnrt IIv 1853
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state of ouisiana---Parish of Caddo


7EyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice IL
I hereby given that J, G. MoWILLIAns has this day
applied be appointed Curator OF said succession and
unless opposition be made thereto in ten days. the tuS
prescribed by law said ]. u. MeWILLIAGs will be ap-
r. - Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
! L. g. August Is, 1855
~ A. Il. LEONARD CLERK
Sbravaoor+ AuouSt ia 1965-2t
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The State OF LOulslana."- FaTIsh OF NduUU'
Succession of CORNELIUS CALVIN. deceased.
TEJENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice IL
J. hereby given that JOHN Mo0oNouGH has this day
applied be appointed curator of said succession ano
unless opposition be made thereto in the time prescribed
by law said McDoNoUeH will be appointed as prayed for
- Given under my hand and seal of Office this
L. S. EJuly %, 1855.
Shrn-ennrt July 26 1861
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NOTICE.

Shreveport, August 2, 1861
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n. BAER.
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New Orleans Market.

.American. 38@40c n yard.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.

FRED A. LsoxARD, Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
DIX ID.

BAKER--on Tuesday April T. Rev Francis A. Baker, mem
Der ~ tho Missionary congregation Of ST. Paul the Apostle
T Clergy and bis friends are invited to end bis
funeral Thurs4 morning a, 10 o'clock Mt the huron OF
st. Psu. the Apostle, corner o Hntha'e ana rhy nh'n
Notice fth. funeral in TO morows psper.
CARY-A, wili.InsJursh aionday April D. Rtoda Cary,
uscd - years ,
nt.pens by the 10 express train sdnesday, 3th
inst, where the funeral services All IKE place.
.FhrRBAIRN-In Brooklyn Oh T1esd,y. April 4, Susan.
III low Of William Fairbsifn aged o. years
fonI the hou,. Of h,r brother in law n. Doner. No III
Ma.hington.Aye. on Thursday, 9th inst. at p. m
GlLBERT-on Tuesday. April Mary Stokes, wife Of Gin
ton GDber.
UlIsTE pa, Greenwich Ct, Monday morning April
snsd-ry Miss sash Hustled ia til. 9th year her sse
Funera to be sttended Wednesday. clock p st her
late residence Friends aud relatives respectfully invit
ed to attend without further notice
KIN(--In Brooklyn on Tuesday evening, April a. %
oc ock o scarlet fever George Wa ter only OF Ely H.
and Helen A King aged Q years and II months.
Notice Of fuaers H. TO morrow's paper.
MlNOR-On Monday April D. OF diphtheri, Charlotte Eva
yoanse., daughter ofCy.u' g. aud Cahsce Minor aged
3 years months and days.
The relatives srd rends OF the Family invited TO attend
the funeral from No. 81 East Eievenih Wednesday .,
The remains win be inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery.
sPEIR-On Tus.day April Hugh Sper, In the 18th year Of
his age. , . =, . -.
fner al from late residence No III East Fifteenth on
Thursday. the 9Th met, ct v without further invita-
tion.
VAN BUssUM-On Monday evening. April D. John Ven Bus
The friends and relatives OF ths family invited 70 attend
the funeral services s the residence Of his 10 law, W. o.
Loee No ,sT Eishhsvs this Wednesday, afternoon q
m. remains will Be taken to Pssc j. on Thursday morn.
Ing for hitefuient
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SENATE. .ALBAS,, ApIil 1. 1868
BILLS PAsSf ..

SENATE. AiBAADf pm a, lcOA
BILLS PASSED..
Authorizing the Manhattan Ga Light Coms
pany TO charge 50 80 per i, 900 feet for gas
Mr.. FiHLDs moved 10 anond BY rclul ing AID Com
pany TO observe every requirement. ani s1puiaihn OF
Its contract with the City Of New YOi -jr ans Ger
lain streets aud places.
The motion was carried.
Mr.. MUNGER moved ~ amend by providing that nj
the expiration Of two years The conpa shall return u
che old charge OF o. 20 per 1000 feet.
Mr.. ANDREWS opposed TIE motion. lie thought thar
20 again impose such restriction wlic1 originally
imposed at the Instance o! rlvai con any anG H!ch
10 not imposed upon any other co,apf In the state,
Woald be unnecessary and unjust.
The motion prevailed BY vote Of u 10 @nd the oil
passed.
For the relief Of the Bath and Coney Island B.dge
Company.
Incorporating the Soldier Messenger Corps.
Amending tic Brooklyn Water Act.
Incorporating the Atlantic Base Bal Clrb
To improve kiyerdaie avenue from oakers 10 Kipgs
sridge
Tecrssts new Ward IN Nsv-yorH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
FROM NEw.MEXICO.
Arrival Of Gen. Oriega at Santa Fc-The
Mexican Quesiion-Junrez OGcriny
counties TO American Recruits-M All.
milan Proposes Annexation.

From Our Special Correspondent.
SANTA IF. n. NJ. March 6. 1865
Quite Juror Of enthusiasm was created in
our quiet city By the recent arrival Of Gen. Ortcga
Comma dern Chief of the Mexican forces under Jua-
rez Hc accompanied by his Staff consisting Of Col
Otcga. his brother Col Togno and Rev. Mr.. Salazan
ihe whole party from Old Mexico and their way TO
Washington They took looms at tie Exchange Hotel
The General is rcticent 10 his mission but it is
generally presumed that he goes TO confer with our
Government il reference TO the situation and destiny
of Mexico His delay here oecafioDcd by the bad state
Of the roads, has given the prominent citizens and ON
o.a Of tie Territory opportunity TO call upon him.
and he has been houored BY entertainments. balls
screnades &c in succession. lie is now tie guest Ct
Gen. Carleton commanding this Department.
Gen. Jesus G. Ortega formerly lawyer OF dis
tinction in Mcxico-was Secretary Of War under the
Republican Government and Generalissimo In active
ser-ice during the French invasion. He wns in inme
date command at the celebrated siege of Pucbo. and
al other points during the progress the invasion
lie is man OF fine personal appearance. finished
manners and of undoubted, ability. Of compact build
clear complexion. with keen, restless black eyes. full
face and an Dir Of determination and energy in lis
countcnarce lie would attract attention anywhere b.
The simple force OF personality. He leaves with his
staff one week for the States by the Arkansas route
In California, Colorado. Arizona and New-Mexico
there is a. intense interest in regard to the Mexican
question ana everywhere have lecn through this Sec
ton Of country tie opinion is unanimously that at the
end Of tie Rebellion the war will be transferred to Mex
ieo and If tie Government docs rot aid the L!beral
cause there will be very formidable flibustering armies
formed 70 drive the French from Mexico. Nothing is
more certain than that ihcro viii be further operations
and troubes in that quarter.
Juare7, with his forces. is at Chihuahua md he has
offered high bountes for American accessories-Slo.oW
for Captains (and other officers in proPor'ion
and 500 for privaes doubt whether ne has yet the
resources to pny these bounics IN Gdranee
Ii IS alleged thLt Macmillan has promised TIE I'm.
periaiists to add Sonora New Mexico. &e.. to his
dominion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
.;,,.c,,n Ward Draft Relief.

A large meeting of the citizens OF the Six.
tcen,h Ward was held at the Court room. corner oil
seyenth.aye and Twenty -secondst.. last evening H.
A. Adams, presiding. II. C. Parke, Secretary. Ad'
dresses were delivered by Alderman Ryer' X /;
Adams esq and others. series OF resolutions oneied
by Alderman Ryers, were unanimously adopted and
ordered to be published which VIII DO iouhu IN oui
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05
MARRIED ID.

BAILEY DOW SES-At North Greenwich Conn. Monday.
Aru1 1915 at the residence of e brides father by the
Esv David ouso cx Ei.enaart Bailey Of Canada IVES. TO
Sarah NJ Dosa,. youngest daughter Of SETH b. and Amy
DOwues.
Evening Poo, please copy.
sNITH-DF GROOTAt the residence Of A. Bsrnorr. New
Yors ON Tuesday the 9Th inst by the Rev j. = Foster ID.
ID Edmund A. Smith OF Brooklyn 10 Emma ). DeOfoot oi
New orb.
vIysLoW-cHAPrN-O Monday. April D. at ST Peters
Churcn BROOKLYN ty the tey. John A. Paddock assisted
by the Rev IS Y. Huntington Geo. Blanchard Ninsow 10
Magic p rides, daughter Of LshIop W. Chapm. esq, all
Of flai city
Boston papers please copy
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R,nh Diseries-Thivser Ward.

At 1Ol o'clock yesterday forenoon, the
name, for the Thirteenth Ward were placed In IN"
wheel bat owing to the fact that Lieut. WARDS timc
was fully occupied with substitutes volunteers ana 'no
iams OF drafted for exemption. II was not made
70 reyolve during the day. Twelve substitutes anu
seven recruits were mustered In during .ho a W.
Sb ould business fall of to-day the draft for the ihu
t.snth ward VII DO proceeded with.