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not very desirabls under any circn,las .aness,
ana shstits sis not the fdinary mind which viii
be willing. to sneonntsritt i in any behalf. Bit.
there ere aats.y Tor. naankmd, 10
whom the truth itsel brings sconsolation,enoueh
aadwhom glerions. memories IL after tin es;
[and erpetuaily amusing gratitude, keel, holy
through long ages. and thus ward for Their
sniferlngs Under the scourge and upon the rack.
|fhe pang of death is only an instant in dura:
ton, but the life which follows in consequence
lszeternal, and as glorious as eternal. 81
K What would have been, what would be, the
case, II there were not, and had nat been, such
mens Where would be our gorS, our strength
our security, happiness and intellectual free
dom, but for those daring and enduring martyrs,
who,w with spirit setting at defiance every
weakness OF the flesh, have gone fearesslyinto
the gloomy dens of ancient error, denouncing
the superstition, overthrowing the idol, and
setting up the true God which is trullq All
| innovation upon established customs is invaria.
bly, and sturdily resisted, and men are known
to fight for their prejudices who would never
hight for their country. The teacher of the
| hitherto unknown truth, in all past ti1nes, has
been stoned to death by the services of ancient
error. In this way per,shed the long array Of
the 'just niado perfect the saint, the sage, the
philosopher and the patriot-of all who have
ever shown an honest determination to seek
out and elevate the truth, in the teeth of un.
holy prejudice and unwise passion Our con
ditlon would be lamentable indeed if there
were not some few consecrated spirits in every
nation, and through all periods, who, scorning
the policy of the worldling, (Which, for the un-
certain safety of4he moment, would barter the
glorious guarantee of permanent assurance, J
can appreciate and assert the true nature and
just rights of his race, without reference tosthe
penalty the reward! There will be truth.
loving men to the last whatever the bondage
however ruthless the pursuing enemy, who,
iookiug beyond their day and destiny,
from the moral Pisgah, will direct their people
10 the distant Promise. Who, sustained and
stimulated by higher and holier considerations
than the love of gain or aggrandzement, or The
yet meaner desire of safety and obscurity, will
challenge the tyraut OF error and abusive Gus.
tom openly in the highways; and, like the Pea
SAINT Tell amidst the spears of bis enemies.
refuse, though they stand alone, TO bow down.
in derogation of tho truth, before the cap Of
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sC0EsUAEBEA-,
Tuesday 1orning. May. 8. la65..
Ps..setsss.:..z.; 81 ST sssssisS, ! IL 8

Of IN
'There the ioEisn1 of ruth; subject
seenls insensgab BILE lroman yco6sid defations
af It's iat lists are not yet
ssetermiasd vi thes Instances may not occurs in.
sstsscl,. alsehood may mot pnly be- permitted,
would Psslsars, If our sur.
sey in The moral wofldfwere boun led only -bv
zthe present hour and The pressing necessity, the
proposition might be answered ia the afIirma.
tixe.s moral hings, un hike sail others; en-
sarez for all agesA-extend through all nations
-atteet>the destnies of .aii times, and. form The
most imposing interests of eternity We can
not. therefore, reason onsuch a subject with
sisnPie reference to -thes present case and the
passing nom eut. Til truth concerns our clril
aaen as we'll as ourselves. - The truth belongs
toour people-as We Il as to our family 1t is
essential to, man threughout-it is the great
ssentlat OF the human race, and Oh its ilnmor-
tallty depends the own-.their greatness, hap
1,neas and glory. Asfalsehood is likely to do
harm ultimately, in some way or other, aud
with greater or less degree of hurt. 1t is an
experiment. ins poisoning, and it is doubtful
Whether our fingers, having once dealt in it.
.%iil ever become free, FROM the taint. False
noed, BY itself, might be. .of little danger; but it
*; never. by itself. Iefuns and reproduces
itself the moment it is born. But its attitude
e5 greatest evil is as.sthe direct antagonist of
sFats. It is an active principle as subtle as
fght hich is its opposite A fsncifui alleeory
g-ot one OF the orieatals very happily describes
eSery new truth as Immediately marshallinr
a'self amongthe children of light, IN the ranks
+ or God; while every aisehood, in hike mann er.
| -andybyza hike instinct, ranges itself INSTANTLY
Under the sable standard of Lucifer. They be.
come each in its place, spirits of power and
traverse the. world. .>in bchaH of their respect
,lse commanders, engaging, in frequent conflict
w;fen they meet;7end making an eternal battle
-@istd OF that province of civil discord, the.poor,
benighted, scourged aad ravagsd heart of NAL!
idea seems to quite rs felcitous as fan.
..citnE The que ton is asked, "May we not, in
ts.edast hope of struggling humanity. resort to
taisehood, when this is obviously the only mode
.ch of. .estape from unjust torture, punishment
aad q .dsaths"1g = The example of the apostles
tight be relied on here. They have answered
E tlse Question. Christ. in anticipation. rebuk cd
s.e teebleness Of Peter, who, shrinking from
hlaan penatties; denied equally the truth and
ms Master - But the Gaze s;,onosed IL ora T.;
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FIintsfrom Paroled Prisoner.

1 address the good people OF South Carolina
at large. Try to help yourselves, and God vii!
help You. The war seems to he o:er; at all
eveAts, it seems that we are to fight no longer
What remains? Work. &c to work, eli of
you, as fast as you Select your represents.
tives, whether in the Legislature or in Congress,
as You have rarely done before. Select coo,l
men--true men-inen with manhood all cvc.
Don't select any mere scrubs. II NAV be ac-
mItted to recommend, choose among the srs..
as the immediate Representative from RichlanJ.
Gen. Wade Hampton. lie is, according to nv
thinking, The right man for any place involving,
responsibility. talent, courage, patriotisr,-al
The virtues which you need in Office. He is tic
man tor ne; and | pretend to nothing, bein.:
on;y a cl-Zen, mechanic and
PARoLED PRISONER.
-------~-- .-e,--
OUR BRAVE BeYs.-Our brave boys from tie
army are now on their way home, and many ei
these homes are in ruins. Let,us welcome icri.
with the best. that we can. They have fough:
well, have served faithfully, have made then.
selves famous, and though unfortunate, there j,
no reProach upon their names. They VIII !e
held in honor to the reniotest times They are
not tories. They have never been skul&.
They have embraced battle as bride, and TIE
enemies whom they lave u thousand times
made to fear, Go them honor at the last. Le:
US welcome. as well as We can the brave boy
Who have honored their country,-ana carrie.
iis banners unsu]l:oa to tie last
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" Vrs. idIh l>aaC> Ncnktn once
NOrc.'s

All the. citizens Of Shrrv,.prrt who
..l.i ,... .;-l. ,.,, ,.',,. o..
49, .'' NJ 49, ,
" III F''H''''o.F N'S' ''S' -'''''S
Monkvn, rs she was here for several
weeks and performed several nights
IN ,nr TEMPORARY theatre. which NJ
.l.,, tim, uo- IL. r,,,. ,..,n -,
-. -,
h"''"" an" N''''""'' : '"' I.''-'
House. on Milan street. Mrs. Mean
ken was then with her first husband.
Mr.. NcuA.p. who was regarded as .
.''' 49,, "
MIS-. N'hA'n was 'N"uS"'' "l per
son- protesting {" b" capable OF .judE-
ing. - possess promising d.gre. OF
,,r.r. ~ t... ,r,f.s.i,, I'm, no on..
We presume ever SUI los'u 'n"' sn'
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
The Inconvenience Of brin- Il
Sv,thcTncr.

Tn. Chicago i.wo- deals heavy
ll.v. rr,u Radical hacks I'm his
II one Were to J"oE' oil matters
ana '"lnss !" ms country ~ '""
ION" % IN" Abortion NEWSPAPER
press ne would cohG'""" ''"' /" ''
S""'h"ihcT "o"IH be 10 Dc "m!S"
'h'nS than :" poor man ""s ~
> 'NtIeF""t Is ""'S" no" '''''', ''," We
'I'' va! H. - /" pay 'I' ''''
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

\ number Of our citizrn-, We un
drr~tand signed petition, which
has been sent to Cen. Candy. askinG
the removal of the colorrd ,ro .p>
from tins place. Tina, this procr-
Gure will have bad effect, ". can
lidly believe, and feel panied that il
la, bee. done, a. We hardly believe
,.lat ! viii have the desired effect;
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

For the information of advertisers
we would say that our paper is ex-
tensively circulated in Louisiana.
Texas and Arkansas. As our list OF
subscribers is daily increasing, it is
ample proof that we are to BE- second
ed in our efforts TO furnish our readers
with a good news and family paper
in this section of country, which We
hope will DO credit to ourself and
prove an honor to our young city,
which, with all its superior advan-
tages. is destined to be respectable
place.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

lh" following letter from "ra.
Mcclellan was addressed 30 4 party
81 our country men who celebrated
TIA" Fourth Of IU.y n Geneva:
lluT |. BYRON. LANE hrN.Vh,
lu'sGay, luIy /. lNnI.
Ny lfE'E SIR | hav" received
your very polite invitation, on b.
hall OF :" ,.'z"n~ 81 tn" n''.t
~'H'"- 81 America, win" a" .n "".
va &" Mr.. VI CECILIA" '." myself. 20
joan 'h"'a At omna"r i".a.E.
regret that !, VIII E"' I've III ".'S
power to "o ourselves 'h' r..t,-.'' "'
"l'. ing WIN ~" u" 'H' '''. '..''.''...
81 '.'- most INTERESTING ANN ,'-''.E
81 'h' most sacred gay !" ,", ''"''I-
ca" calender AAI ,-" | cannot
meet You m person. h'Pr '"H' E'N
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

schools, with churches. Unlike
willing to cast them of, but let Us
stand by them and labor with them.
assert fcarlrssly here that, young
as ! am, | have done more for TIA"
salvation of the soul OF the negro and
for his moral elevation than Henry
Ward Beechcr ever dared I" do, and
am to-day prepared for greater sacr-
fee. and lahors for his welfare than
are those shrickcrs, who cal! IN"
slavc-dliver-so have YOU, 50 will
YOU. But, gentlemen, an effort viii
he mad to Civ" them the right OF
/ suffrage DcmaEogu"s auI fanatics
will second il. We must resist il.
! The right Of suffrage, like Slnhad'S
/ old man of t'.e SEA, l. easy t. get on
and hard to get rid OF. We refuse
I il TO them AZ w.. r"iI~. it to minors.
as the Californian To- the tHInanau,
the Western man to tn" Indian, and
all to Foreigners until they hav"
been here Gvr years. | am glad I"
sec that President johnson has had
the courage to resist tins movement.
, lie, him hr firm, and, forgetting the
past. We will stand 10y h.m and sup
port him in every Just measure
When they shall hv elevated ~u:iI
riru'Iy for this right. w"wIli yield IT,.
.aad not til. then. We are aware.
.,,u,l.m,u. that ~" can control this
power. ". ar" aware that with i.
We can iuiurr tHoS" who clam"r 10. IT..
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Many of our exchanges are allud-
ing to counterfeit greenbacks, and
publish description of them. With
us, we get so few of the "desirables y
that we find no difficulty in passing
all, good or bad. +. & b. Jacobs,
are doing such rushing" business,
that they cannot devote the time re-
quisite to inspect theirs as it comes
tumbling in.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

District Court-The Dist. Court
of this the 10th Judicial District,
Hon. Jas. J. Weems presiding, has
been in session during the week. a
number of civil cases, by consent OF
parties, have been tried and judg-
Inent rendered. The grand jury has
been very busy and quite number
of indictments made, but there has
been no trial of any criminal cause
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
Strange Notions.

We can hardly realize the fact that
men of age. experience and acknowl-
edged ability, should pu, forth opin.
ions upon matters of the utmost mo
ment, that are utterly opposed to all
known facts, and wholly unsup-
ported by anything better than
the passions and preiudices Of the
individual. To reach just conclu-
sions upon any subject there must be
close, rigid, impartial and very
patient observation of facts, and the
observer must, rs far rs practicable,
divest himself of ali prec onccirca no.
tons, and all passion or prejudice
tending to bias the Judgment in IA
vor or against any particular CON
cluson.
This course of investigation. calm.
ly and pcrseveringiy pursued, will
lead ultimately to the formation of a
correct iudgmcn; upon all the great
/ subjects which have so agitated the
minds of the Northern and Southern
people. !, is a po-i,iv. disgrace to
a man holding a high position t. form
/ a judgm"n, upon a matter of more
than ordinary interest, upon merely
vague report, or upon a very partial,
Sigh, and partisan observation OF
facts.
The following, which We clip from
an exchange, a. to the opinion OF
Chief Justice Chase, upon a subject
of great interest. gave rise 10 III.
above remarks:
| Chisf Justice ChGsc Discovers {
.NurC's Nca.--l'h- Richmond Bull
lrtin says OF The important" discov
rrv JUS, rnadrb Chief Justice Chase
Mr.. Chief Justice Chasn, in ~
turning from Ii, Southern tour. ha'
discovered the largest sort Of = mare >:
nest, with most extraordinary cgl
therein The r"swl; of his iuve-tjgn
riou> South has been t" pv"phr-y
- tia, in less thau a quarter ui a C"n'u
~ the people "t the south Will haN'
Disappeared, politically, brtor" III,
sturdy. hu.l hl"odrd emotional negro
whr. according t. tins rar--"rlug pin
lo-yph,r's opinion. viii in thai pr"
Z ci.r term CO.. wears b.cnrn. the ruin,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
Home Political Mtel,ecncc.-A

Home Political MteH'eencc.-A
call has been made by the Executive
Committee of the Democratic and
Conservative party, for a State Con
vention. to meet at the Mechanics
Institute, on Dryades street. near
Canal street, New Orleans, on Mon
day, October I'd NJ. The committee
is composed of well known Conserv
alive and Democratic citizens of
New Orleans and vicinity, whose
names furnish a full guarantee that
the interests of the State and people
will be protected.
At an early day it will be proper to
hold meetings in this and other par
ishes to appoint delegates to attend
the convention; and this must not
be neglected, for the main object is
to organize she party in this State
in harmony with the Democratic and
Conservative party throughout the
Union.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Advert iSementS to appear in the
Tuesdays paper must be handed in
prior to y o'clock. Monday morning,
those for Saturdays edition, before
1e o'clock, Friday morning. Adver-
tisers should bear this in mind, as We
are compelled to go to press early so
as to mail our paper in time to leave
the next morning.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Having made additions TO our al.
ready large assortment of job types,
of the very latest styles, we will! be
pleased to contract for every drs-
cription of Printing and Book Bind
ing. Our lady friends having sheet
music that they would like bound in
fine style, are requested to give us
their orders
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

We cannot refrain from congratu-
lating our contemporary of the Hunts
Vile Item, on the improved looks of
his paper. Look out George, don't
spread yourself too quick. Does the
the 100000 clause effect you?
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Can ii be So during the late
war the Southern people were very
much divided in opinion as to the
strength of tn. Union armies in the
field. The common estimate was
from three to four hundred thousand,
but some-even Intelligent men
put the number down as low as two
hundred and fifty thousand, whilst
others believed that they would reach
seven or eight hundred thousand. If
the following is correct We were all
greatly under the mark:
Tie tRfon Aymics.-The Cincin-
natl Commercial says the armies OF
the United States, during the last
year of the war, We're numerically
much larger than the popular es'i-
mate of them. \! the recent testlv-
tiles at Yale College, in honor of the
students and graduates Of that insti'
tuiou who had seen active servlc.
during the war, Gen Parsons, oi st
Louis. who was fresh from an inter
view with Secretary Stanton, stated
that 7S2,Gi2 men had been dis
charged and sent home, and that
another 100000 would hr sent HON,
in few days He further stated
that. a, the tim" lie" surrcndcr' d
there were in the service within twC
or three thousand Of round million
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Among the improvements spring
ing up in our midst, We are inform
I'd that a wood yard is to be cstab-
lished; also shinsie yard. That
these two, undertakings will prove
remunerative, we have not the least
doubt.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

The Rev. A. l.. Hay is our only
authorized travelling agent to receive
subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

See notice Of Mule lost, and if you
have it, don't neglect TO return the
animal to its lawful owner, and there
by have Il clear conscience.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

CottoR.-We intinated a week 20
that there was large quantity OF
cotton still in the hands of planters
in the country, which i.~held back
from different, and in some cases
contrary reasons.
From inquiry we are satisfied that
we were correct, and the heavy arri-
walls for the last few days furnish
convincing evidence of the fact. We
will give something further on the
subjec: in our next
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

The [. S. Assistant Assessor Of
/. s Revenue, j Il. Schroeder. hav-
ing returned to the city, will be
found by parties interested, at his
office in the Court House.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
san M,y Come BY reference I

!StjN Mry Come by reference to
our advertising columns it will be Oh
served that the old firm of Richard
Nugcut \ Co, Cotton Factors and
General Commission Merchants,
have resumed business at their old
stand in New Orleans The house
is one of the oldest and most respect
abl" in the city, and We are pleased
to learn that Mr.. James y. sherry,
and our intimate friend, 4. II Isaac
son. well known in this section. (uot
long since Of IT," firm f lsaac-on \
Kitur) are now associated with that
firm. Mr.. I>aacson is at present il
this city, and will be happy to Sc,
his old friends Success TO the gen
ll-mon.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26
The Evangelical Register.

The first mum Der of the Evangeli-
cal Register, published at Jefferson,
Texas, under the auspices of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Rev. J. A. Carpenter editor and pro
prietor, is now before us. 1t is an
interesting md useful number, filed
with a grea: variety of reading mat
ter of the most instructive character.
Judging by the number before us,
the Register is destined to be a use
full auxiliary in the cause of religious
instruction, and we heartily wish it
every degree of success. Published
week. y at So per annum.
The steamer Liberty arrived here
on last "Wednesday evening, bring
ing more colored troops.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Portland, Me-, August l6.-The
safe of Steven Patton was blown up
by burglars and robbed of a quarter
of million of dollars.
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FROM GEORGIA.
Interesting oddres. .fiom a Chaplain
Of Gen. Lees Army-1hc peopfe
instructed on tier present duty.

Rev. Geo. e. Smith delivered an ad
dress in Trinity Church, Savannah. /
Ga, on the duty Of the young men
of Georgia Il, the present hour 1t ,
is stated by a Northern correspond /
ent who was prcscnt-and who also
gives n synopsis of the Reverend /
gentleman's remarks-that the lee
turc called out large audience, com
posed principally of original settlers.
Mr. Smith has been four years n
chaplain of the Phillips legion,in the
Confederate army, serving al! the
time under Gen. Lee. At the battle
of South Mountain he received
wound. from which he is still
cripple.
We presen, below some extracts
from the correspondents report of
Mr.. smith, address. He commenced
with an cpItomizcd version of TIA"
events which led to the recent crisis
You VIII remember four years AZ"
" convention was y@I''' III ''''2 "a -
composed o, h'i "n''7' an" p',' '''''.
"''n' ,"'D was mere comm M was vas
'he''' ,'rl'''"S was Ih'''' "a II. was
'h'fr' 'ol'iis"h was ''i'f'' -"'' ''
cup! ing "'hrt'"' sian" = ''"'7' III
''r'"'Hi"S Iih'Fr"' views '"' are 'S-
.HA'eH nE me same ''''"E'7' an" "'''' =.
ny ''' ''l' sum .; '''u' it'I ' c'..
" US ,G t J''''J' .'' wa, I h sl,.
,.iru,y and enter into another CON
i"drracy Tn" result was war You
wore called b! her command t" til"
i1"i4' ana You f"-p"n""" r'Eh,, s",'
iani!H' h' i'"' "i war "7''''''' o.
no" victory no" '''i"''. '''h'
qualities were ""'"l"pr" on pom
sides. IA" war Has ""'!"" ana /"
our defeat.
IL then advocated compliance
with all r.u.ir-m,ui- .i the General
:. ........, -, .i... ..lI,...;,,., ,,.,,,,-
WV ''''''' '''' 80 =
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Special attention is directed to the
advertisement Of the New Orleans
Times. which appears in to-day's
paper. The Times is one of our best
papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Thanks to the officers Of the
steamer b. l.. Hodge, for late New
Orleans papers.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

The devil" was let loose on
Thursday night. We have not
heard of his capture
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

A Brownsville correspondent says
Gen. Sheridan arrived there " the
24th.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

Jenkins, the Phoenix Bank defaul-
ter, has been examined and fully
committed to trial.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

The river is going down very fast,
and will soon be too low for through
navigation.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-26

4" iIIIOWIuE Irtttr irOm U".-
Mcclellan was addressed to 4 par;v
ct our couu'gvm.u who celebrated
tho Fourth Of Luly at Geneva:
NuT | BYRON, LANE GrN.vN,
The Cecil Whig., 1865-12-30
1flarric0.

Wilmington, Del. on
the oath inst. by Rev. George Quiglcy
JACOB C. Sem, of Cecil county, Md,
and SARAH A. Sem, of Wilmington, Del.
ARRISON-COM BS.-On the Dist instant,
by Rev. J. II! Kennard, D. D.. HowAEp
S. ARRlsoN, of Cecil county, Nd, and
ANNIE D. COMBS of Phila.
MIZE-STEELE.- Phila. on the 7th
inst, by Rev. VIM. Mulln, JOHN B. MIzE
and JENNIE STEELE, both Of this county.
MB-WINCIlESrER.- On the 2lst
inst, by Rev. G. l.. Schaffer, at the Char
lestown NJ. +. Parsonage, HENRY MARTIN
HoLcoLB, of Wayne county, n. Y. to
MARY ANN WINCHESTER, of this county.
ARMOUR-VEASEY On the 2Gth inst.
at the residence of the Brides Father, by
Rev H. G.. Shippers, STEPHEN L. ARMOUR
of Del, and EMMA H. VEAsEY, ts'est
daughter of Mr.. John I. Eeasey, Cecil
county Nd.
GRAY-FIELDS.-In Elkton, on Christ
mas day, by Rev. NJ. D. Kurtz, SAMUEL
B. GRAY, and JANE FIELDS, all Of this
county.
TOUCHTONE-BROWN.-On the 2sth
inst, by the same, BENJAMIN F. Touch
TONE, and MARY ELIZA BaowS, all OF
this county.