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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-28

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.
Co.,oc-I.ess active anG lower, at 32as3c
for midd,ing -piand.
Flour--Sta:e aad western duh. Prices
gesera,ly without decided change ut 50 3sa
. Is for extra state; SO 6Oal0 r. for extra
market closing heavy.
Whisk y-1u.i aud lower, western s. Ca
2 so. and closing at inside price.
Wheat--Cca nad shade better, and closed
dull; NIKE! CD. spring 81 10, amber Mich
e 35
Corn-Dull and nominal, a. 81 ssal 81 fos
mixed western.
Oats-Irregula- and unsettled at $; oas -
O6 for western.
Coffee-Firm.
Sugar-Firm, at &c for Porto Ricc. ts.a
10 for MuscoTadO.
Molasses-D al. and aaavv.
petroleun,-Steady, AZ As &c fo- crude. Csc
for refined il bead, and SEASIDE fer refined
free.
Pork-opened dbl, and lower, and closed
heaxy for all kinds except ok mess, which
was krmer, a. ST. o5a3s So for new ness,
closing q. g. -.las7 So for "a .rcess, casa
aud regular way, closing at $50 50 cash,
and $50 25a1i co prime, and *34 -5a35 SO for
prime mess. Also, $3.50 barrels new r.ess
Tor January, February and March, buyers
and sellers option, az SSS 0ca39 60, and 125G
bbls prime mess February SO Oea,6 Is.
Beef-Steady at about previous prices
100 tierces India ness at 81 60,
Dressed Hogs II moderate demand, at
15aI5lc, chiefly at i54al5. foc .igt. to extra
heavy western.
Baeon--Opened more active and Grrar,
bti. closed heavy at L.. 90 for CunlLer-
land cut on spot, and FOR February Geliv-
at 2laati for short rib5e1, part for Eebrua-
~. aud 2oa2ii for long ham.
Cat MeatsIn moderate demand, at la
Isle for shoulders and isa.2c Tor hams.
Lard-Rather f-Ler, at lsrs13c. Latter
an outside price.
Butter-More steady at s2..a3-c cyr Chic
aad iAa58c for State.
Cheese steady at ital1,c.
Money-Steady a. az PEI Ct.
Sterling EIckans e--D0I, ut lGasal0es for
gold.
Gold -Without decided change, opening
a. 81 o., declining to 81 0a., advancing to
q Q5s AID c.cs:u.S q. e oSi.
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DIED

DIED
At .Eouse's Point, New York January e2l,
1885. Mrs. john BARRY, formerly Juliette Tor
don.
In this city. on Thursday evening at the house
T. hughes. eyed g years.
Ia this city, on the 10TH day Of January, IDA
MAX, daughter of John aud Sarah Lacamp.
aged two years, eleven months and twenty.
nlne days.
In Naples. Italy. on Wednesday. Dec. II. 1864,
after Q lingering illness OF fifteen months, MARI
X, wife OF Alfred D. Green. Of tn.s city.
Ia the United States Post Hospital. at Cairo
illinois, on the evening Of November 9Th. 1864.
SIMEON bailey. son Of VIM n. aud elizabeth
Bailey. in the 38th y9ar OF his age.
Tie deceased was born IN Union County. Ohio.
February Sd. 49,. In IL year 1850. he emisra-
led to California. and resided there near ten
years. when he returned to his home in Iowa.
In 1882, he enlisted - . soldier in Company D,
18th Regimen. Iowa Volunteers. and Ia 1864 the
Lord saw 1t to call him TO his home Oh high
lie Wa . member oftEe Congregational Church
for near fifteen years. He left this world IN the
full prospect for Heaven aud glory bu. though
Lost to sight. he l., only gone before. The path
he las travelled viii soon be trodden by u.s. and
the escorts that guarded him, will shortly be
ready to take Us 70 tho other shore. With faith
| IN the su@ernss Of thorn-crowned Saviour
We ,ook forward with 10y to our exit from this
world Of so-Tc =, ard welcome to Heaven by
the -ovej ooes lone before. nc leaves father.
forr sisters and tt rec brothers. together with
may friends to mourn his loss.
Farewell, now. my Brother. TIE light or Thy
le.G1
Has shed ITS last q .ain on our pathway below
AID the smile .hOu has given tue toieils o.
friendship,
Are lost 10 US now q our journey OF wee,
crt rest. now. my Ieother. thy ills are ali nuns.
EereG.
TIE pains thoa hast suffered caa Aar,., thee 10
tnOie.
Rest. resi- now. uay Brother. IN deaths peaceful,
hi1mber,
Thy troubles are ended. thy sorrows are DER.
Joy gree: thee my Brother. IN that happy re-
giDQ;
The songs or the best end the real ms or love.
Where kindred Hnd trleEd5 have long waited
thy coming
To hal with new rapture thy presence above.
SAMANTHA RADLEY.
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Coughs nal CoIts.-Sudden changes OF eli
mate are sources OF Pulmonary Bronchial and
Asthmatlc affections. Experience having pro-
we'd that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly when taken in the early stages Of the
disease. recourse shouid at cEca be Lad 10
Browns Eronchia. Troches,' 9. Lozenges. Few
are aware Of the Importance CT checking coagh,
or common cold in Its nrst stage. That which
IN the beginning would yield to a mild remedy.
il neglected, soon attacks the Lungs. Brown .
Bronchial Trocher.' or Cough Lczenges, allay ir.
ritation which induces coughing. having d.
RECT influence on the Affected parts. AS there
are limitations, BE- sure TO C3rArr the genuine,
Sold by Al Dealers In Medicines at IS cents per
hOx iaul.dGWim
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RIVER NAyraArroy.-The In Cross Re-
p.4bl;cnr says there is . fair prospect for
lower water and poorer navigation in the
spring CT 1866 than heretofore, as nearly
two months Of winter have already gone
By without any heavy rains or much snow
&c replenish the streams. If another month
passes away without marked change in
the programme of the.weather, navigating
the Upper Mississippi will be dry work
next season.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
CArARRH.-we nayes seen proc T she.

CATARRH.-Weh hay . seen proc sh ee e
Of awork on "Catarrh. it, causes and ten6eC-
cies. with syn ptOr;s Of the disease in all its
types and stages. which we understand Is In
tended Tor Sratuitous distribution by the pro.
prietyrs. The work wilt be OF the gre Atest va
Catatrn, and all interested in obtaining infor-
nation tn the cause and effects OF disease.
Numerous testimonials from very reliable per.
sons have been given to our citizens OF the ner-
1t OF this remedy, aud \ perusal Of all tie treat
les en- this disease Will undoubtedly be found
both int, eSt!ug and arOEtab,e.-iC Chicago Til
bUne, May Stn. 1857.
Please address T. 0. Drawer e55o. Chicago, II
llnois, and the work VII be sent GRATIS by re-
urn Of mail. jan27- cStwlt
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TO consump,ives.-The advertiser. having

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been restored To health ia q few weeks, BY q
very simple remedy. after having suffered sever
a. years Win Q severe lung affection, and that
dread disease. Cousur ption-is anxious 10 make
known to lis fellow5uffe-ers ne means ofcure.
To all VINO desire Ii, he viii send o copy OF The
prescription Used free OF charged, with tie di-ac
lions for preparing and using the same which
they W Il frd q sars core for Consumption, IStl-
'-.s Froacttaac &c TIE only Oh ecs OF the adver.
tiscr in sending the Prescription Is to benefit the
IN ana spread Incarnation which he con-
celves to lie invaluable, and &c nope, every suf-
fere- Will tn his rs.e6y, as u will cost them
nothing, aud may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing TIE presci iption will r,ease
address REV. EDN ARD a. WILSON,
decGc- a3m Williausburgh, Kings Co., n. Y.
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&a-Seventy eight mail bags, thirty Eight
Of which were from Eherman's army, ar
rived a; New York, from Savannah, on
Friday, by the Arago. The steamer Ajax
sailed from New York on Friday, with
eighty bags OF letters and papers for the
Union soldiers at Savannah. The soldiers,
every one knows, are ready enough to shed
their blood: it seems they are quite as fond
of shedding their ink.
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MARKETS
BURLINGTON. F-idaH.3

BURLINGTON, Friday, z. N.
The leading markets Of the country have
been more settled during the past week,
and business steadier. Gold has vibrated
between 81 % and g o., closing last night at
q %, but there is still no great disposition
to operate, and buyers OF all kinds Of pro-
ducts are exceedingly cautious.
Cotton continues to decline, and is now
quoted in New York at 81 cents. which is
a falling off of about one half from the
highest point. Lower prices still may be
looked for As our army advances and is
able to ''ho!d and occupy the ports and
places in the rebellious States, where large
amounts are stored.
The exports from New York for the year
ending December 81, OF few prom nent
articlos warn f,ollOwa
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Government Stccks-Firm and moder-
ately active.
Stocks Better: s 6's yr cert 9c!; q s
SIS 1910 coupons 1905, y s $40 coups los,
do reg'd $lO7s, . 6's 81 coupons fCGs;
r 93s; C g. @ 'i5; TT w 92S I C scrip
il5A; Cd P 80; N w 333-do pfd 63!; Tole-
10 ll3; N 1911; Erie Y0s, Hudson lO34;
Reading 1914: M 641: M Clo6; O g. Nj cert
III; Quicksilver IS: Mariposa 81,
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TERRIBLE ACCfDENT.-Thet fireman on
locomotive drawing train Of cars out Of
Peoria, while oiling, slipped and fell in such
position that his head was instantly sew
cred from his body and thrown some dis
lance from the track.
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nluIDg Stocks,

Naw y1EE, Jan. 16.-TLe Prices Of Mi
ming stocks bid in Boston day are as fol-
lows: Central rai; Franklin So; Hancock
q; Huron II: Isle Roya.e Il: Copper Falls
Isl; Quincy M; Minnesota IA; Hockland
10: Erarci, "te.k
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QUICK TIME.-The Nebraska City News
says the overland stage company now make
the trip from Denver to Nebraska City III
four Days and half.
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~ To indicate the magnitude Of the
Petroleum interests ofthis country, it may
be stated the product Of its oil wells has
amounted in value tie last year to more
than 81, 900, 900, while that OF the California
mines for the year 1868, according to the
San Francisco Mercantile Go-e,te, amount
Ell to about $44, 1000.
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nary and Sexual Systems-new aud reliable
treatmeat-in Reports OF tie HOWARD AssO.
C1ATION. Sent by mall Ia sealsd letter envel.
ooes, free CT charge Address DR.. ]. aKILLN
HOUaH~CN. Howard Association No. South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa
mar. .dhwi7.
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4 Valuable Farm at Public Sale

N There will be sold to the highes: and best
bidder al public auction. on Saturday. the 2Sth
inst, at O'Clock p. M, at the 'front.' door OF the
Court House in Burlington, about $40 acres of
land. known rs the Staige farm, belonging to
the heirs Of Richard Staige, deceased. in Elliott
township Cor in Tow LsI.lp ~ North. Ranges l&2
West in louisa county, Iowa. About 2o0 acres
o. SAID land are il good cultivation. and fodr
small dwelling houses ard convenient out bill
Ill q cs to each mousse are thereon. and CONTIGUOUS
to extensive bottom prairie anc very eighty
siitl 3ted for stock raising.
ILs timber containing aonC1 go acres, Hes on
ard near the Mississippi! River. nearly opposite
tho town Of kiethsbnrg illinois.
Tile terms are 0ne-fcustn cash down. and the
lance in equal instalrneEts OF one two and
,r~ee wears bearing Interest payable annually.
IL the rate OF pei cent Fer annurl. All te DC,
sooures. BIZ mortgage on the premise sold
j. WILSON WILL JAMS.
JAS. EED. Stage,
ianle-d&w2w* Executors.
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day the new Railway Post-Office system
went into operation on the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy Railroad. Persons
living on the line Of and near this road
will he gratifed at this announcement.
The new system will place them twelve to
twenty hours nearer the East than hereto
fore, particularly as regards mails going
East, and as soon as the same system is
extended to some eastern roads making
connection with western roads in Chicago,
and which, we understand, will be about
the LIST of February, the same saving OF
time will hold with mails from the East.
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COLaArE's HONEY SOAP.

COI0AEE'S HVNEX 0OARs
Th1s celebrated Toilet Soap, In such uoivcr
cal demand, u made from the choicoat nateri-
ala. IL mild and em0l2ient In Its nature, IRA.
gFaatly scented. and extremely henenclal
In Its action UPON the skin. For salo oY III
Druggists and Fancy Goods DcA.erA
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~ lie small pox las broken out at
AeeKus. SO says he Constitution.
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sA- Brig. Gen. lsitx Henry warren VI
,s;s city, Is a mcu,her OF the genera! court
,,ar,ial organized Ii. New York, By Nai'
.t.en Dix, to try the hotel burners auu "''o
cne rebel spies that Lave been picked UP -
various parts of The country from time g
time.
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TSTRAY NOTICE.-Taken up jar.
I lfth. 1865, oy Henry Halght, 1t his res.
dence ia Benton Township. Des A0ines County.
Iowa. the following Estray One Pale Red two
to knee some white about the tanks brush
of t2il white crop OFT left ear and two Sits Il
the right: branded o, on the left hip.
Appraised at tl5, by }. Sall,day aud 8. Bow
man, en- the 9Th day Of IAN 1875 before John
Walker. r. January 9th. iS5
WIN. GARRETT,
iarG-.WIte County Clerk.
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NSTRAY EOTICE-Taken up Jan.
Wa, 1865, by Franklin topper at his resi-
dence Ia Huron Township. Dies M0ines county.
lows. the following Eotrays: One Red year
Old Iteifer. No marks or brands. One Red ara
right ear and under-blt in left.
Appraised al SIS each by Joseph Elston ald
Vim Lopez, on the 18th day of January 1855 De.
fore w. w. King. D. p. Jan. 18th, 1855.
VIM JARRETT,
jan2.-wIt' County Clerk
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken UP Nov.
" str, 1854, by James Farrell, at mis- residence
Ia Franklin Township, Dies Moines County.
Iowa, the following Estray: One Roam Gov.
supposed to be years old. No marks or braodA
percei vabie.
Appraised at SIS, By T. Rurrus and T. r. Bur-
rus before Robt. Allen, j. p. Jan q, 1876.
VIM. GARRETT, County Clerk.
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has been said within the past month or
two about building railroad from Fort
Madison to this city, as an extension OF the
keokuk and Fl. Madison Road. The
Ptoindedler Of the a6th says: "rhe extern
sion Of the Railroad to Burlington. is
commercial necessity; alike, indispensa-
ble TO the interests OF keokuk, For. Madi-
son and Burlington, AZ we'll as to the gen
eral Railroad interests of the country: be-
ing the connecting link between the East
ern line Of roads terminating at Burling-
mating at keokuk. TIE road bed can be
prepared on an easy grade, aud at a COM
paratively small cost, notwithstanding the
present high price of labor; and we are in
formed that i. the road can be graded,
there are responsible parties ready to fur
n!sh the iron, and the rolling stock. We
are glad 70 see by the papers that the mon
eyed caen Of Burlington are turning their
attention seriously to this subject, and also
tina. the Railroad Companies are looking
to this connection, AS q means OF extend
ing their business. We have reason to be-
!ieve that il the stock for grading can be
consolidated with that for iron and rolling
stock, so that the former shall not be ulti-
maiely absorbed by the latter, there will
be no difficulty in raising the amount re-
quired. Money is abundant, laage amounts
are seeking Investment, and there is no
reason to doubt that il thus employed, it
would yield fair returns. At all eve nts the
business and social interests of the COM
munity would be greatly promoted by the
extension the road"
The DRArT.-The Davenport Gazette
says Iowa is not only out Of the draft, but
has small excess over the present CALL
And, in answer TO the hint thrown out by
the Chicago Journal, says: I'VE assure
our astonished contemporary that Governor
Stones visit to Savannah had as little to
do with the filing of this States quota as
f. p. Blair's trip to Richmond. Nor have
our wide-awake authorities been playing
any Yankee trick on our sleepy Illinois
friends. We have simply been at work re-
cruiting, and have at length secured the
credits for former efforts that should have
been granted rs before"
New PAPER IN CHIcAGo.-A bill has
been introduced in the State Senate Of Il
iinois for the Incorporation of company
for the publication OF newspaper in Chi
cago to be called the Chicago Republican.
The capital stock is $4,000, of which
$50, 900 is said TO be subscribed.
Col. WIL-IAMsos.-Th Chicago Jour-
anL of January 18th, has dispatch to the
effect that Col. J. A. Williamson OF the 4th
Iowa Infantry, has been nominated for
| Brigadier General. Glad Of it.
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rThe Great Sanitary Fair which was
to have opened ut Chicago on the I'D Of
February has been postponed to May next.
@-Assessors are required in taxing the
census this year to keep an account of
sheep killed by dogs. They must designate
also the number killed by wolves. AS
sheep-raising is becoming an important
branch Of industry in this State, it is well
to impress upon assessors the importance
Of paying particular attention to this item.
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FArAL ACCIDENT man, "nose Iauls
re did not learn, while engaged LAST week
1, chopping wood OK one OF the lsiaHcs cp
mo river. for Putnam, Oimsted Il Co., was
struck in some way BY the branch OF sa.i-
I'M tree. and SO severely injured that he
died ia q day or two afterwar!. He was
sarmsrly in the employ of John D. Jones,
ofpieasant Grove township. His remains
were brought to this city and iateSred u
Aspe- Grove Cemetery.
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Col. WIL-IAMsos.-The Chicago Jour-
nal Of January 18th, has a dispatch to the
effect that Col. J. A. Williamson of the 4th
Iowa Infantry, has been nominated for
Brigadier General. Cad Of it.
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- w . 00ucI5tduU tHS u DE- q ~ xb0lle
road have in contemplation the removal Of
heir freight and passenger depot from East
burlington to tits side of the river, pro-
fided they can obtain from the city the
privilege of laying the track on Water
street. from the freight depot of the 3. q
VI. H. Railroad as far up as Colu &c b;a
s.rast. aad erecting freight-house be-
-ween Valley and jefferson streets. Thew
propose to cross the cars en- boats without
breaking bulk, receiving and delivering
ali their freight at their depot here. This
would prove CT immense advantage and
convenience to cur citizens, and be great
,avilg IN carriage and trouble that -ecaiv-
a-s and shippers arc nc . subject TO- in hav-
5ug TO go to East Burlington to look aftar
.heir shipments ard transact their business
-v.th tee railroad. Bat whether it will be
D. su1ie.en. Advantage to Compensate for
..v.ng ths right cs way and occupancy CT
Il. IN por.ant street, Is i matter that shorId
be Wei considered, and no. ae decided TOO
lastly. tre!ga. coming from the West.
eoasislai Last. AID from the East 10 POI; ats
<asS c. Burlington VII also go forward
s--aoL. cAange Of cars. This part OF the
business vii! be done On the depo. grounds
y The =. ( II, Z. Railroad. Tie depo:
ti44 tracks above referred To are INTENDED
" Darlington business exeius. valv.
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AccrDENr.-W bile loading ice yesterday
= ,aborer named Collen allowed large
cake to fall from tae wagon upon his foot,
breaking bone CT Two and severely hruis-
ng the tesh.
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Oh I.E1I7- NJ sttVPIJ IS SiIi.fII anu JraCtS
are firm at 81 50a2 for medium to extra lots.
Sales include So head sold by Cooley &
I:ldridge to Goodman, averaging 80 lbs at
s. 10.
[ CATTLE.-The receipts to-day were
about So bead, against ..SS head yeste -t,ay.
There was no decided change to note IN
prices, although there was hrmer feeling
in really good shipping stock. The quality
OF the cattle offering to-day did nc. differ
essentially from those of yesterday-!iah.
steers, heifers, cows, and rough and heavy
oxen being the rule and desirable stock
theexception. About one half OF the sales
were made to city butchers, and the re-
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country is regarded rs over The exact
figures are not yet made up, bat the falling
of from last year will not be- far from 500, :
900 head, while it will about equal the
packing Of 1862. High prices doubtless
stimulated farmers and drovers to take to
market large number Of light hogs, that
should have been kept over, and from what
we can learn we are inclined to think the
number Of good thrifty stock hogs in the
country is very small.
The Chicago Times, of yesterday, says Of
the live stock market:
Hogs-Eeceived to-day about 900 head,
against "A yesterday. The market is quiet,
for the simple reason that there are NO
buyers in the market, and but few hogs in
the sale pens; GU head changed hands to-
day, as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
MARRIE

At Brooklyn, Wednesday Jsn .Sty
the Rev J. 3 Uolme Mr. Wills Gaylord si.d Miss MhluS
Burdon ghter Of WilIism Burdon esl. NO card~
pIIRDY-sNlTH-On Wednesday evening, Jan l8y at the
NsIson sapers Church BY tho Rev Thomas = Hfs'ingf
Few H. PuIdy and Flora Wlhelmill, only daughter -
Thomas =. smith, all OF this CITY
uINcuaAN- HOWELI.--At st. AIMS Church, Br9ohyns
Tbnrsssy Ian 49, by the Rev L. X. Mills Frank il"n
man and Mary T. Howell, daughter Of Geo. '" Lee ESQ.,
all Of tina, city.
Spanning .TWATFR-at CgskIl. on Wednesday Jas?
nj bv Prof Roswell r. Hitchcock, ID, Jemes i ryAr
ding ~ The No~Yosk Times, and bliss mary d. eosss
daughter of Joshua Aty ater, esq, OF lGtsEhl'
LOANE-sWhNwlCK--At PyeB's Farm, Illinois, %
Tuesdly Jan H. 1865 b. the Rey Samuel Myhe asss'ss
nv lie Rev w +. George. the Rev. j. X w. siosne q
NvYork aud Miss annie B. Swanwics OF Chester, I'M
rOis.
Ssn Frarcico, a. Grace
nee IA 1915. by tho Rev. H. Goodwin, William fih o.
tha, city, to Emms. daughter o. Henry Ohe0y OF New
York