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, 1865-10-20
Commercial Activity ut New Orleans
Large Receipts of Customs.


The large imports Of foreign goods Is now
one Of the distinguishing features OF our mar
ket, The SLIP lymdall arrived here taw
days ago, from Hayse, with a cargo upon
which we're paid a115, 600 in gold. The arFiv-
ais Of late, especially from ports Of Frunce.
hare been very numerous and valuable, and !
understand immense orders hare been sent
out to that country for dry goods, fancy asti-
cles and wines. aud 1t is probable the impor-
tntiuns OF this md the Immediately succeed
ing years Will be larger thaa ever before,
These large foreign importations OF course
are very profitable to the United States Tfea-
6uIy. The customs receipts Of September
were in gold &c, ,5G4, against 81, ,654 the same
month last rear. Tie months Internal reye-
nue. receipts arc in addition about three-Quar-
ters Of million OF dollars; 50 that New Or
leans is now paying into the Federal Treasury
nearly million Of dollars q month. We're
the leyecs In q tit state Of repair, even those
cut by the military authorities In the prosccu-
tion Of the war, they would be vastly greater
And were the planting Interests as prosperous
as before the lerees were pGostEated. no State
in the Union of her size and popu1ation would
contribute 50 largely to the Federal Treasury,
the payment of the debt and the support OF
the Government. The increased customs and
revenue receipts would vastly oyerhalance the
cost Of repairing the 1eYees. The question
will therefore naturally come up In the next
Congress 50 far as the reconstruction Of the
levees, cut by military suthority, arc con-
cerued, and On the plaiuest principles Of JUS
tlce there car hardly be doubt as to the de-
rfsfor
, 1865-10-20

and report on the expedfeacy Of canon rcqrriny
that no rninleter who Is not c1t1zen Of tho UNtta
Statea shall he settled In any par1eh in this church
and II they deem II e1pedienL 10 report canonac-
cordinsly+
Dr. Goodwin submitted q report with seterecce
to revision Of the German edition Of the Prayer
book. 4 resolution was a.tEhed TO the report, "a
follows:
R<tolred, That the joint COMMITTEE on the Ger.
man Prayer Book be continued with authority to
pz7nt such revised vetscn Of the same as they may
approve, and TO give such version the SANCTION OF
the church in this Convention assembled.
The order Of the day. the amendment to the cauon
for the election OF Missionary Bishops, Was takfn
up a1d debated. hut without action.
Ihc Convention adipu:ned
, 1865-10-20
EUROPE.

DentnJe or fCoufederate Loan Subxcribers
-Conttnuance Of Fcntan Arrests-An
Explanation Demanded Of Secretary
Seward IA to Fcnianfsna-The Rtyat
Atlantic Telegraph Companfex-Pre-
Acuratfnn nf mr. rFnrn IN tt.A nrnop nr
spain-1hc maf1eu'
5095 M o s.d s sssans5 st. sso Sot yea eI
iasEnPooi, saiusday, Oct. 7.-penials continue
erate tLosn. Loeds Hharnciife. FeacocE. and
OKroyd deny tha, they ever had sny interest in It.
Sir. Simpson, cdty Editor Of the London Itn<s,
s,ocs. but declined to acccpl pr9usrcd allotment
when The loan was Introduced ". i. Lipusay
owns 10 10 small Investment hut his loss IL only
nifty 10 express his regret that tie South did not
achieve her Independence.
Fenianism Is still the engroassng topic Ia The
iateat @ h are lie proprietor and priier of ths con.
nEncM Patriot for eediti0us aftlcles In that papeT
a strict Surveillance is kept On vessels from Amer
tsa !, pSSu sa6 @ eaats a apa3s c. were
The American correspondent Of The London
1snts tays Sir 7. bruce had asked ME. Seward for
an e1p!anai,oo OF sa1ioas Fen1an movements
ehdT9uenouI ~ Amss1ea ,.,.-,, .,o,...
" = ntsiy = E .:;asd y Tfssdsnt Jo19sea: Or.
T., lNEnIood; Oh, srnday Oct S.--AFEcs's OF Fen'ans
III o.. saturiaS S evening Oct 7-At pabl1u
~. qa u tnE H. SlSf II
~ w. sa taina. 'ol ia y" l"e u'"pe
VI p,ris citr1s assee ,be n1,oen,on rent,v te,ir
- M ~ 49, o,.s,s1 serot .esie;a" .s ,na ~
tts e,55astinT ~ 3-rhhtsh1 M"nnin- ~ o,.don
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u MsMH tSnHueEEt;, Et,, ~. f,.., .r.,.
AIanM Enots ss Gnann'da " tne - 3E ase Is.
3 ~ @ Ell IL, J., % ".e .1.rt1s
1atnang se e., at LIED y sstas..h at.s
s, ~" w .i " gs.apasn III ~
xa1 ns ~ M1a coaensE'1 n ~ p,.tTauese M
ues. nas ~ ,,t 1 ..si asu Viii ,.h.s1v r.
.a y, -. nsn ~ Tsse fs,rs1r .,n .nS
FIJI T. @ ~ ~. - II Vii - 49,. ~1s
LA III iannoba as a. '0 WA oe
law 8 fjsie TT q St,n,.tc, d, Madrid xv,s ~,
Ius!n 1-aSc y. -. = ~ - Ell =, m@
, 1865-10-20
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAN.
Terrible battle between the ParaSuar-
ans and thc Allies. The former Dr.
feated-Other engagements. d Bra
xt1inn Fleet Roughly Handled.

feated-Otller engagements. Il Bra
xf1inn Fleet Roughly Hand1td.
New Yonk, Oct. 19.-The war In south Alnena
has commenced IN earnest. The HcTahrs corre>
pondent and newspaper files rive details OF th,
recent battle at fattac{. and show the sanguinarl
character which the struggle is likely to assnme:
Tn the 17lh Of August the allied forces, ,50f
strong, 9nder Generals Flores and Paungso, cp
counlered 8 400 Pafagnayans under Major DuastG
on The right hank Of thc u1uguay river. The pa1S
guayans were ubprosiGed With artillery, and wet
onsaumbercd tro TO one. A Summons IVES seat then
to surrender. but they replied By shooting the me-
kenser.
detoe assaults Of the allies with desperate resist
which their assa1lants were little disposed toaecort
them At the end Of that time, they broke and fec
10 The river, pursued by 1000 cavalry. Here /
slaughter took place which one nj the yietor1ou
generals ebaracterizes "a 4 regular butcheTt
scarcely one Of the defeated army escaped. Tha
left 400 dead on the field, and only 800 wounded
q. conclusive proof Of The fearful nature Of III
struggle. Their leader, Dauste, and I.ag Of hs
troops fell Into the hands Of The Brazilians, and
all thc!E stotes we're captured. The allies ssatd
their loss ut only 80 killed and wounded.
Another detachment ct Pataauayans, T,N
stspns On the other side Of the rive: wns preye1t
ed by Brazilian ggnboats from relnhfcins Dnasr,
Gruguasaua by m immensely Superior forre.t
AZ set-of against these successes, an en1a9.
1uent Is reported between The Pa1agtnYau batteries
and The brazilian feet. In which Id latter were
severely handled, Following the e:snpie 50 sue
cesefully get during our war, the Psagnayans had
prevent the return Of the neet: II running past
tAese batteries the feet Suffered m1A dauaase.
Further battles Of IN equally impotant character
were daily expeeted.
, 1865-10-20

INTERNAL REVENUE Rut1Nas.-Tbc Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that the gross receipts Of the managers Of
school exhibitions, lectures, exhibitions Of
works of art, and occasional concerts, are not
subject to duty any painting which Is good
enough to warrant m exhibition thereof, may
be considered work of art.
When the sales Of 2n pTod11ce d. broker exceed
ring the year of license, and The produce bro
ker Is thereby subjected to the liability of
commercial broker, the new license should be
granted from the first day Of the month in
which the liability therein accrued, and should
be Issued on payment Of ratable proportion
Of the annual cost OF such license.
, 1865-10-20

Col. Moss, Swamp Land Commissioner, has
received Information from Washington that
patents have been signed ior 6ixty-hye thou
sand acres OF swamp lands, situated in differ
ent sections Of the State. Lists hare also
been prepared and submitted to the Secretary
and seEenty.tour thousand acres more. sltua.
teal in the 1ronton district. Patents are now
being prepared for these lands, making fire
hundred and thirty-fonr thousand acres in
all. The patents will have to be recorded in
Washington, and will be sent to Jefferson City
In the course OF the month OF November.
Lists ARE being made out for three hundred
thousand acres more, which will be ready for
patenttng IN the course Of the ensuing winter.
st Tbs1is V+turrraf 18th
, 1865-10-20


t onee., tut hut e. payments Of an, Kind arc being
Circumstances frequently occur which render 1t
Of great interest both to the Government and TO
Fs t. to ra E. sSs to 1e s dcesss 9sal
banks tnd I'll pc.rons dea'inc IN these securities
should record cach separate Transaction in them,
Wbom de- 9as of @ban sod e1
1oe1ton. kind Of securry, aud ite zeres date, de-
nomination and number.
Restoration Of the Piedmont Railroad
to its 0Wuers-Troop* to be Mustered
Ont-Tour of lnxpecti0n-The Late
Rebel Vice PFeaadent-Pnrdons.
NEW yonK, Oct. lo.-The Hra!Fs special says
tic Piedmont railroad WIS taken possession Of
so1nc months etpoe, By the agents Of The United
was huilt By the Confederate states, and Justly con-
Ese1t1ble untier 1he acts Of Congress-. Government
has beca convinced that this 'fas mistake, and
The Timer kpectnl 6ays tho following otEanizn-
t;ort, haTe been Or sre to be mnsftred out: lat
ineiana aIiis9 cth , spa laa has1siss lnaepe- r
:. Volunteers. Chcago Metrantilc battery, 5sth
New hampshire infanig, st1 Oh!o Infantry.
n SEx T. roaE. ct. lYGIhs n1asd1 re speS!sl ,says
ION this evening on an inspecting tonr to Cincin-
Eati Louisville and perhaps other cities Of the
NV YonK, Oct. la.-The Psscs special says A.
cxander Il stephens 9ed rooms 1t W1ila1d'a
hotel. Wnsbfns,on. 1nd nil be thete tonight.
Gen. Butler Lad an interview With the President
to-day, and will make Fpeech before The Soldiers
League bcJorc leaving toWn. .
Tie President to-day. pardoned several Saa,eo9
men.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-3ov. Grape, OF Michigan,
IL IN Washington, on bnslness connected with the
interests Of that STATE To-day be had interview
With Secretary Stanton ,n regard to the discharge Of
eight regiments being still IN the service; and Was
aue~ezed By the Secretary thst They .sould he mus
tctcd out coon their places coN1d be supplied
and That all would be discharged before khe lat u
December.
Mi. Gen. Geo. Il. Stanns1d, Of Vermont, who
was nonorably mustered out Of the service IN An,
gutt, Today rein.tated In The service BY on1el
o1 the President, On the personal Recommendation
Of L. Gen; Grans- Gen. stannafd is rvEarded II
vc.rly wounded Al the battle Of Gettysburg, and
lost his a1m at the battle Of Chapin's Farm.
Col. Wna. $. RowIxnd- Commissioner OF tht
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Is here nskint
application 1t The Interior Department for the with
dr1pa1 ftum gale OF the surveyed lsnda along tn
line 10 Wisconsin. Mtnnesota, Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, and other business connected viii
the frfrYPatS nf fhf rf1ry4nY
, 1865-10-20
FROM LACROSSE.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
LACROSSE, Oct l0-
The Beer Garden Of Geo. Long vas DESTROYED BY
fire last night All the buildings, saloons, bowling
alley, and ont buildings were burned. 1t IL sup
posed to have been Tho work Of an iacepdiasy. The
property was insured for Il co.,
Weather t,ne and business brisk,
Travel On the Mississippi is on the increase.
Every boat IS crowded.
, 1865-10-20

C1Ne1sKA71- Oct IA man named Rogers was
deliberately murdered. and then stabbed. by a
former tnploye named 0'Connor, at Hamilton, on
Monday last-
The moulding establishment Of Dumont i Co.,
Of this city, was partially desuoyed BY ffe last
night. Loes ten thousand dollars.
, 1865-10-20
Price,. Only So Cents a Bottle.

The following = extract of latter written By tho
Rev uoln pastor Of the Perpoat ssfeet BAPTIST
Church, BROOKLYN, n T. 10 The Journal and Messda-
gr1,~ Cincinnati Ohio. and speaks vcsunes IN vor o
the world renowned medicine. MRS. .WfESLDW'8
SOOTHING SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TKETHING.
awe sec an advertisement In Jour coluans OF MRS.
WSsLOW's SOOTHING sYRUF:' Vow we nastE
said word Ii favos Of tho patent rsd!ttno befnrn M
lie, but seel eoupellet 70 say to your readeEs
that this s hun hug-we hare tried II and know It
to be all It clats 1t Is probably ono Of tho most
eesafu medicines Of the day. becanaa Ills ooe OF the
pess md those OF our readers who haye babies can't
do better than 10 lay in supply
ann6p1I4fm II E&2net
, 1865-10-20

tou Superintendent Of the Etie Telegraph, 80. 373
Henry atreet, Brooklyn, was entered between II
and o'clock p. m: on the nth Inst, and articles
pss snd @
opera glatses md other articles to the snlue Of
$I,Co we're carried away. The family were IN the
lower part Of the hQpge at the time.
, 1865-10-20

The Military Eanon-Hdects Of the Con-
AcFvAGive Action The n. u. Low
Church Caxe-Presentation Of a Rust
The Vote on mr.. Bfnney's Kcsolu-
t3on.
, 1865-10-20

Negro Testfmony-The IkuceA-Execu-
ton Of Chimp Ferguson to take place
To-day.
NASHVILLE, Oct 19.-The hill permitting negro
testimony 10 be allowed In the courts, passed In
the Senate today BY vote ofY to 10.
In The races to-day The stake OF $7D0 WAS won by
Camo, Armstrong Won the purse for two mile
hcate, nnd beat Eattcr, Leather Lungs and Matt
Caldwell. Time slow and heavy track. Large Gums
OF fmoney changed hands on the result.
Champ Ferguson will be executed at about noon
tomorrow. His wife and daughter arrived here
last night and were with him all dag. lie Il ap-
parently resigned to hfs fale, and has no hope ni
pardon.
, 1865-10-20
The New Planet-ProE. Watson Surren.
dcf1 I1fx Claim.
IErnm tha Detroit Trhnne1

have today received letter from Mr.
Ferguson, Of the National Observatory at
Washington, saying that the planet discover.
ed by me on the 9th inst. was observed at
Washington on the same night, and that it
Was first seen by Dr.. Peters at Hamilton Col
lcge Observatory, Clinton, n. T., on the Goth
OF September. Iconteas / Was little sur
prised at receiving this letter, as did not I'm :
agine any danger. Of being anticipated in
America. However, a., I .haTe had the good
this, in which l was not anticipated, l can
surrender my claim to this one with becoming
gTace.
On the I'd OF May, 1864, planet was seen
, 1865-10-20

ST.. Lor1s, Oct. 1g.-proteesor Fe1rel, E. P,
Anstlns end Chas. 8. Pierce, Of Cambridge, Mass,
1cseph. Mo.
Gen. SheEman left Wyandotte for Lawrence,
Knnsa., day and Will 60 on an excursion to the
present terminus OF the Onion and Pacifc Railroad
scyesal mics teIQnd LaNIence
, 1865-10-20

PuIIApE1r1i1A. Oct. 19.-Dayid Gregory; IN
der sentence Of deaih for murder. died h ta1
last night. He TIES repdercd By Gov. Curtin on
Monday.
High Donelly has been arrested, charged With
being concerned In The murder OF the porter IN
Khife's Denial Depot few days since lie was
idfuiided by hardware dealer a. the man who
boueht The chIsc! left BY the murderers in Mr.
Whites safe,
, 1865-10-20

Mos7rEnEE, vt. Oct. 19-In Joint Assembly Of
were MADE: Chief Jukt1ce Of the Supreme Court
Hon; L. E Poland. OF 81. JohnsbuEy; Associate
se e. Kseea oi naand
Asabel1 Peck, Of Montpelier, and WIN. C. Wilson.
Bakersfield Reporter Of the Supreme Conh-W.
q. Tearey, Of Rutland.
, 1865-10-20

Nrw YoaK, Get. 1o.-4t the Democratic satlaca-
lion eflnS last nlghf, speeches were delivered BY
Gen. Sloccm. Montgomery Blair John Van Buren
and otherx. President Johnson'B retonAtructson
policy Was endorsed negro sufracc WAS denounced ;
and The necessity OF enforcing the Mon1oe doctrine
In regard to Mexico WIS maintained.
, 1865-10-20

DEEno11, Oct. 13.-The loss to the Michigan Cen
ral hailroad By the burning o. their freight house
and contentz. last night, does not exceed $50 eO0.
The Company wnB injured by ]. ]. Dobson & Co.
An agent Of this house arrived t0-day to adjust The
los. be amount loet b. tie owners Of freight u
not vet hUoTu.
, 1865-10-20

TaliandIGlaI1a rs Military 11au.
We find In the !Nde-a- Chtek Press the speech
Of Col. Dom Piatt, made at Dayton the nil ght
before the election. His description Of Val
landisham's appearance as u military chief
tain Is reli5hablc:
*'Why, do yon remember, my feuow-cit1-
zens, that previous to the late war this Gle
ment L. Tal1andlgham Vas Bngadier Gen
eral. remember 1t, for I saw him. hap.
pened to he in Dayton when the Governor Of
Ohio, on special Invitation, came here to in
gomery county: fLanghter:1 Oh. you
needn't laugh 1t was big thing; indeed, !
may say 1t was immense. An independent
company Of thirty men, trussed mp like wood
cocks prepared for the spit-and Brisadicr
General Clement L: Vallantigham and staff.
should have been Brigadier General Clement
L. YallaDdi.tudenlamha and staff.
{Laughter.] This was the military as for
the naval force can not say. 1 suppose, upon
the sragfn' canawl,' you had q show about as
imposing rs the Brigadier General. I was
standing on the balcony Of the Philips House
when the General came sweeping round. :
".I esw him hut 4 moment,
Methfnk4 l zee hlmEow,
With bombshells worked qp9n his tail,
sHe was on tremendous charger, and had
his breast stuffed out like wet nurse, and bis
behind like bunty-tailed rooster. [Excos-
sire laughter-] His epaulets dazzled the eye,
bis fearful sword banged to and fro, aud wide
Is your streets me, they were, not wide
enough for him. He came on cantering, car
acoli1g, and earorting. He scared woman
with child In her arms, on one corner, he
upset an apple stand on the other. And 90 he
swept by, out Of the present, I believe, into .
With such defenders, thought I. Great Cieml
valiant Glen ride to glofy. All my friends,
the vanity Of human wishes. The war came
and did Glenn, like Jobs war-horee, smell the
battle atar? Yes, my friends, and immediate
" run into the ta1l grass and washed OF the
paint. And when be came ont bis swelling
bosom had wilted, his buIbous behind had
collapsed, all the pride, ponp aud circum-
stance Of glorious var had disappeared, and
the late Brigalier General Clement L. .Vallan-
aigtudendamhammer appeared as Aminaaab
Sleek, the angel Of peace. This Fillainous
sah-petre, dfgged from the bowels of the
harmless earth, and exploded In shells, makes
many an angel Of peace, who vas before brave
as Julius cRsar-on parade"
, 1865-10-20
EnId.

new YoHK, Oct 19.-Gold ff1ncT, under adyccs
By the Scotia, and in eome Quaste1s It ID appre-
htuded there must he m early and considerable de-
mand for export: The quotations opened It 146h
md dropped 10 1i6k.
, 1865-10-20

~h,e g. NJ ~ 7S9s a. l.; ,i:ss Of e,D,.,'i.t.
tns finished successful md aas se1s m,oenns have
9,I sns sns Fl H. IoGs 1,s Ttasse
city They return 70 Meadyl!le toaish. ~ ~ a.t4 y;
persc loaaorzow Tho party hAs beea ann1aaa nv W.
~ oeieaoas S from Ene7zo Cleveland. Ciacansu
tons. Tue press u very largely reptesenten
Much OF the tour has bccn done on 6orte1ses'
lhe weatEe1 has been vet and unpleasant; other.
wt6e tic tEtp wns ulcst agreeable.
, 1865-10-20

The above figures rre IN evidence Of CONNER
c1al energy which Ia very eommeudah1e- We have
them:
The direct import Of some classes Of goods might
be materially increased to the great benefit Of both
merchant md consumer.
Some Of these goods might be inst as we'll msnu-
actuEed here, erongh TO supply both ourselves and
others. When shall we BEGIN to do little On our
, 1865-10-20
Ul)tfage Qrlbn'le.
THK NEWS.

The notorious guerilla, chanP 1ets "''
10 1e executed II noon today.
BeaureeHrd has been appoieted s1Ps.
te14tuk Of The Jackfon md NetT of1eaps fs1''
A l,as61 t,att1c has been fought bct%een LIE
r.rarnayans md tho allied ar1ns, rc$uldES m the
Ittef tc}eat Of the former, rt:h Cscal loss -
III. Tonnr4aee Senate hsrc passed the hill |
.,l.~rr tbe 1,er,oes the right Of test.ing In the
cour,s
7xr Tnntsian embassy came rs far West as
x,..,,. Falls. lsst Tuesday, Hu1 returned rmIned-
...1r N ,,,ske .l,eEr GRAND at Washington.
H,n Vim. Ortpn, Commissioner of Internal
H.z-nrr linz been appointed President al the q.
s1,r,~r1xph Company, End will Testgp hie present
1,otItfop tho lss Of November.
Burglars were active at Racine, Wis, last
week Thursday nirht. 1bef robbed the efneo OF
u. Slauron 4 Co.. lumber d.ale.4. of $50 bE
hlo.rinp on., tha x,fa and .ha cf5r. cr w H.-
11,o xshr, .1,. Ta-to.s., o,.,.,., r.. r.
sn-.- ,a,.,s 1.Ls.,.+sss" ~, a.. -.
.,,,,..a ~, ~ M, 49, ~. ~ E.h,. ],s.e
~ n-,.-s-..ss -, 90 ns-s,,,s.,,. -. .s,'"s.
,f,,;.,c, wntc.5 - - <qs ~>'
=. ~ ,,.. -, ~. g.. 1o,-o,. .r,,;.,
- ~ -,
~ .ne ,to ~, o. eae aeosau cSnu
su. =" $1,000 -
W. WELL ~ ~. - - ~
.4ne ns.s s.,,,s' " .ue po@,a " soIp .t,
M INT Ns1ona nl,'a1y ana NM, hesiu'. wv
p1aee IN washington sesiefoAs' Ai1noaep wv
rum WA eoe pfesea1@ acuon "as 'a&en 'o'AA's ~
ORGANIZATION.
1Ae 1alt LAKE teue9te u .4'I - .us -.
hounSes tne aSusal oi *a'o' ~lA'' '-.
new governor o. tan' ano fase ~ "ae o 49,
1"to lown " souae =. oH! s'a" -. 49, ~
sno oncA. nc 'ooss na's anS III s-1 ,s,s ,aaa ~
, 1865-10-20
Relief aad Health to your Infants.

Neh2sc put up and sold hts ayt:es4 tor over % ytAf,
and CAN SAY ~ CONFLUENCE AND TRUTH cs Il
Whist haSe been shss to nv Of otbrr nrd.
cine-SEyER HAS 1T FAnhDiH A SINGLE IN
STANCE TO EFFECT / CURE, phca timely usst-
SeT1 did Hr know IN Instance OF dissatisfaction BY
an ooo Who nscd IT, On the coaazy III delighted
"itHl operations, md FpeaK 10 1ezrns Of eomucua-
don II It's uaS1eal enec:s ana 1ne.tral .1rtues. We
speak IN this rn,ttes WHAT We DO KNOW aiter
% ytassF experience. AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTa.
Ton FOR THR FUL7fLMEST OF WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE In slmoat e7ezy Instance where
the tntkus Is suffering nur1 rn and ehnuss1ou rec,-
viii b !uo7d In fifteen Or twenty minutes afex the
yTup Is administered.
Full ndisesIons for us.nE viii accompany eseh bottle
Mona genuine untcss the tac-<tn1ftr ofC0KT1S PER
K1Ss Sdw FORK, Is On the outside wrapper,
Hoitt By prFgpi5ta ihtnuchout The World.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-01-12
MARRIED.

BABCOCK-EITLOR.-D Goth, 1864, at Rome,
by F. W. Maynard, Mr.. J. NJ. Rabcock, of Pike,
twp, to Miss Francies A. Eitlor, of Rome.
GILLETTE-SHAW.--I In Sheshequin, on the 2Sth
ult, by Rev. E. Wood, Mr.. W. E. Gillette, to
Miss Eliza E. Shaw, both of Sheshequin twp
DAVIS -HARvY-Dec. 25th 1864 by Rev. R. S.
Stiwell, Mr. Z. ID. Davis, of Pittsburg, Pa, to
Miss NJ A. Harry, of Greenwood, Bradford Co.
GRANTEER- R-STINE.-Dee 80, 1864 by Rev. r.
L. Stilwell, MIR. G. B. Granteer, of Canton, to
Miss Frances A. Stine, of Monroe Bradford Co.
ORMSBY-BROWN.- the 25th inst, at Albany
by Rev. r. r. Bedford, Mr.. Sevellon S. Ormsby,
of Albany, Pa, to Miss Matilda Brown, daughter
of Mr.. Samuel Brown of Albany, Pa.
ALLEN-LYONS-De 18th, at the NJ E. Parson-
age, LeRaysville, by Rev. g. X. Hair, Mr.. Ed
win E. Allen, to Miss Mary l.. Lyons, both of
Warren
KS-NORTHROP. In Pike on the 4th inst,
by Rev. G. r. Hair, Mr.. Daniel jerks, of Vestal,
Broome Co., N. Y, to Mrs. Clarissa D. Northrop,
of Pike.
GRISWOLD- -COBURN-At Warren, Bradford
Co, Pa. Dec. 28th by the Rev. John Iverson,
Mr. George NJ. Griswold, to Julia, daughter of
Daniel H. Coburn all of the former place.