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HOUSE

Nr. johnson, Of PENNSYLVANIA, moved that
- and 30 per cent respectively. be added TO sal
aries Of congressman and employees in civil ser
- ! vice z 80.
Referred tn the WAYS ard means committee.
On motion OF Mr. GrinpeI the committee on
the conduct of the war were instructed 10 en-
quire into the treatment by General JeG. q.
g. Davis, OF freedmen IN Georgia.
Mr.. Ross offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the thanks of Congress and
the country are due TO President Lincoln for re
- moving Major General Butler from the military
mmitt TabIed-s7 TO ~
The House passed a resolution that Virginia.
North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia.
Florida. Alabama. Mi-sissippi. Louisisns. Texas.
and Tennessee as not entitled 10 representation
in the electoral college. and therefore ns such
votes shall be received or counted for President
and Vice President.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of
the navy Appropriation bill.
A resolution was adopted insiructing the in
dietary ommittee 10 inquire what legislation Is
necessary TO prevent the transportation of troops
afs over RAILROADS which have received grants of
land.
A resolution was adopted insiructing the WAYS
and means committee TO inquire into the eHpe-
diency of establishing a bureau OF commercial
statistics in the treasury department.
TIE ams COMMITTEES are instructed TO inquire
into the expedicncy of providing a uniform
mode Of guaging ard inspecting domestic h.
aucrs
a Dill VAS AltrouNEcd aUSlrl3l'Tf OF tue rev.
elue by which the duties will be increased - per
cent
MI. FtTnss0rth explained his position on the
psper da;y question. founding his remGAks on
charges con,sined IN the WashingtOn core-spon.
deDce of The Chicago Tribune, that be was of
cious in opposing the reduction Of the duty on
paper.
Al amendment 70 The naval appropriation til
was adopted providing for an Additional midship
mfn 20 each congressional district
The speaker presented memorial OF the lndi-
ana Legislature. asking for the discharge of Re
cruiis from that state who volunteered in old
regiments in 1862. on the understanding aud
agreement with the mastering osicer that they
were O.. ts discharged when IL term of service
. expired. This was ordered TO be printed and re
~ fcrred 70 the military committee
The Speaker presented a petition OF 1000 cit
liens OF Indiana and Illinois. including the
board Of trade. asking Tor the passage Of an act
constituting the barber % Michigan city a por.
Of en,ry, anu releasing the claim OF The general
government 70 Tire tonnage duty of said psrt -
Ordered 10 be printed aof referred 10 the com
mIttee on commerce
H,n-. l..r~.a &c.
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XXXyHI C0NCRESS--2d SESSION.

W.suIyoroy. January 30


FAM WAsHiSGroS. January 80.
Salisbury said he bad a petition in hand which
he had been requested TO present. lie would say
nothing favorable or otherwise as TO It's contents
He presented il because It's author. as a citizen,
A had the right of petition.
The petition was read by the clerk. Ii sets
forth that Singleton ard Blair's missions had
failed that there was no hope OF peace through
negotiation that Spain, Austria and France and
the Pope had combined TO recognize the South
aud that Englaud. France and Austria had enter
ed upon a division Of the Mexican states to &C
quire California that the Issue between the
north and the south il independence or extermln
alton. under which banner the people must divide
3. and rally; that the south is not crushed. a. shown
by her spirit and her ability to purchase her ince
pendenee from Europe, and by the late decIara-
ton of Geu- Sherman. that the war had hardly
commenced.
The petition therefore prays for the imme
date recognition of the confederacy to secure
the great
Senators interupting.
Whose petition il thatT
It's Colorado Jewitts
Mr.. Sherman. / would enquire :; it is eusto
mary to read petitions when presented.
The chair said he put the question If there was
any objection to the reading of the petition and
he heard none.
Several senators now objected and the reading
was suspended.
CpA4tt-uFs vi. I3lQiIEr " tHc itAIhihNtf VI h'
session, on account of illness, which leave was
granted.
Mr.. sherman, from the finance committee. re
ported the House resolution reducing the duty on
imported paper, with an amendment striking out
three and inserting fifteen per cent. 1t was or
- dered to be printed.
The resolution Of Mr.. Davis Tor the appoint
ment OF a special committed on the corruptions
of the government in all IT'S departments was
taken up
Mr. Hale said 10 would oppose the formation
@-@ of any more eemmittes To investigate frauds un
I'll action be taken on the ease already brought
before the Senate. He then read extracts from
the report Of the select committee OF last year
l'Te upon frauds. &c said report duplicating heads
of bureaus IN certain contracts, aud made a long
speech against the secretary OF the navy. contln
uipg his remarks all the expiration Of the morn
ing hour.
A bill was introduced recognizing the pay
masters department. Referred.
A bill was reported in addition 10 the enroll
ment act providing for the acceptance as a sub
stitute of a person liable TO be drafted The
clause holding the principal by desertion Of the
substitute is stricken out and substitutes punish
ed nv forfeiture of the right OF citizenship.
The Senate then adjourned.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE
SENATE
p N -

SENATE
MONDAY. January 30
The Lieutenant Gov beng absent
Mr. Duunirg resumed the chair at ? o'clock
pm having occupied it at the last session OF
the Senate
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Returned to the Senate. Senate bills number
cd 81 & "a. recommending passage.
T. The reports were concurred in. and the bills
were s~eyerallv read the second time, and ordered
10 be engrossei for a third reading to- morrow.
NV BILLS
Were introduced by
Mr. Bennett. 1893. amending the 35th section
Of the law for The Incorporation Of cities, passed
March Ali, 1871.
Ait. Terry. lO4, amending section , of the
swamp land act, granted Nav -, 1852
Mr. Douglas, in5, amending section = OF tie
persent law so IS TO have but one door keeper
IN each house OF the General Assembly. and pay
ing the officers thereof s. per day
Mr. Hord, LOG. striking out a portion of section
l19 Of the practice act
Mr. Wright. l07, authorizing certain * mem
bers OF the Legislature, an ex editor in Lake
county. sud % others, todig a BIG ditch from the
Calume, RIVER TO Lake Michigan.
Mr. Niles, fe-. amending the divorce law 50
as 10 make II more Efficient
Mr.. Carson. I09. amending secsion lao o! The
commo school law.
NJ. Ccrbin, no, providing Tor the cloihirs
and other expenses OF The pupils n ihe beaevo-
lent Institutions Of tie safe
Mr Blown, OF Wells, II. 10 sppo-rion sens-
tors ard representatives for the next snx years.
Which bills were read the first time and sew
orally passed 70 the second reading.
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY COURTS
Mr.. Hord's Senate bill No. 6 came back from
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INHALATION o. REBEL Prison.
Ems.

speech 81 Hon. IN omas A. Hendrieks,
In the senate on the oath OF Janua-
-. Upon the Co~n.ideratfon OF the
Joint RESOLUTION Advising Retail
alton for the cruel Treatment OF
prisoners by the Insurgents.
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4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
Ep.-- uD..RDn.CUs~
Golden Periodical Pills for Females.
Eniaslibie i'm Correcting Irregu-
larities. Removing DISTRACTIONS
of the Monthly Turns from
Whatever Cause and Always
Successful Is n Preventative.

And The 'only snre'' and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those afiict ng complaints so peculiar to the sex, wheth-
er married or sing e."
These Pills are nothing new, but have been used by
the noctors for many years, both in France and Amer
lea, with unparalleled success ia every case; and he -
urged by many thousand ladies who have used them TO
make the Pills public, for the ale Walton Of those suf-
fering from any irregularities whatever, as well As to
prevent an increase OF family where health will not
permit it. T males peculiarly situated. or those suppos-
ing themselves so, are cautioned against using these
Pills while in that condition, as the proprietor assumes
no responsibility after the above admonition, although
their milfness would prevent any mischief to health.
Otherwise the PILLS are recommended Full and explicit
directions accompany each box
10000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by myself and
avents,to all parts of the world, TO which answers have
been returned, IN which ladies' say nothinglike the above
Pills have been known since the SCIENCE OF MEDI-
CINE D~AwNEDgPON THE WORLD. IN REMOVING
OBJ TRUcT'ONS y RESTORING NATURE TO IT'S
PR0PER CT ANNEI, quieting the nerves and restoring
the rosy color ofheslth' 10 the cheek ofthe most DELI
este. r
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX K for - 90.
Sold by all Druggists, and by the following Jobbing
ladies, by sending 81, can procure the Pills, sent con-
hdentially by mail, and without .observ alton, TO any
postofice Of the city or country.)
T0MLtNSON Il CO No. 1e, East washingfeR street.
STEWART b MORGAN, No. 40. East Warrington
street.
W. J. HAsKTTr 4 CO., No. "A, West Washington
street.
II. H.LEE. Nos Is and 90, Bates Block.
j. r. NOT No 5, Bates House Block, and by
DAILY, KEEFFR, RUSH, wholesale Druggists, No.
%, South Meridian street
g. s. LACEY, General agent for the Western States,
l6l, Dearborn street, CHICAGO, Illinois
n. B.-None Genuine unless the box Il signed as. d..
HOWE" jan3l-dlyeod
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ST. LorIs, January 80 = he statement, OF The
Little Rock Democrat that W b. Snow was
elected 10 the Senate by The Legislature of that
state i = farce. he was legally elected by more
than a quorum Of the present general assembly.
4 dspa;ch from Atchison SAYS that the over
land mail stages viii probably begin 10 run
through in about ten days.
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DIED.

Hsndsy. January Soth. sfhsf rss 9 O'eloek q II,
sfsr = lingering illness, Any FrA1r, cOasort Of Jere-
m!ah +. Fcsry, aged 80 years.
The f1aeral will take place this afternoon. st7 O'Clock,
ron he family res pnee, No. Dis, East North street,
10 which the fh.uts offhs family are invited to at
tead
Services Gtst Nary e~csthoiel Church, By Rev. A.
Bessoines.
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FoET MoNEor. January 9th.
Adssces IRON North Carolina have reached
here 10 the effect that the " eidon and CASTOR
bridges have been carried away by a heavy fresh
e. : the river
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JAAttk1 81 lCtJ.
The clerk called he House to order a, ,
O'Clock ,. m. ana, in the absence of Sr.
Speaker. Mr. Higgins was unanimously called
to the chair
A call of tue roll was ordered. Fifty six
members answered
Mr. B-anham-As there Is not likely 10 De a
quorum. in order to give time for committees 10
ac;, | move tia, We adjourn until 10 morrow
morning
Mr. G,szebrook-There are only q dozen
names wanting. Ii Nr. Chairman and tbs
House viii have patience. | think a quorum viii
come II
Mr Sullivan, Of Scott. moved acall Of ebsen
tees
Consent. and the call proceeded. bat still 10
quorum apperret.
M Sullivan then nevei that tie House ad-
journ unrl TO morrow az ga. m
TIE House diviaed-32 Affirmative AL Is
negauve-no quorum voting.
Thereurou the presiding officer declared the
House Adjourned
-ope eompaay of over seventy volunteers las
beeo raised IN Tsrre Haute.
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speciality sisoe the year Is5l-tbree years in the city Of
Buffalo, y. Y, eisht years in Chicago, III and two years
in Peoria. III. During eight years practice in Chcaro,
H.. he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM. thomson. in bis practice ( 7 ScrOfuIa. Rheu-
matte aud General diseases q the blood. uses a Fumiga
ting vapor Path OF the most ingenious kind, in corjnne
ton with internal treatment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence otsef abuse.
This solitary vice. or depraved sexual Indulgence, =
pEactced BY the youth OF both sexes 10 an almost I'd
limited extent, PRODUCING viii unerring certainty the
following train ~ morbid symptoms unless comhatied by
scientific n deal measures, VIZ S1iloW cOuateEanc-.
dark spots nnder the yes. pain IL the head, ringing in
the cars and noises Ike The rushing OF leaves aud TN
ting Of chsrfcts, aneasineSs about the loins. weakness Of
the limbs. confused vision. bEuted intellect. loss Of con-
tdeuoe, ~difhdeBee IN approaching strangers, q cisl Ike TO
form new acquAiDilnees, a di>po-it on 10 shun scitty,
los OF memory. hectic Pushes, pinpie- and various erap-
tons about the face, ia I'd tongue, night svests, foefid
breath. coughs, corruption, racnonAnis, AID frequent
ly insanity.
Tue srsi-ted. en- The fir: appearance Of sny 81 The
above s. mpfons,. shculc Immediately agply 10 ID. Wn
ThornSen for r-iief
<E0y-Ogce asdCoasgltstion Roo1.So. % South Del =
ware street, Indianapolis, Ind.
P.O Box LIS tan24-diy
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LrAvEswoarm IsD.. NC. Is. lses.

LEAvEswokrH. IsD, ncc. p. lScs.
President Tar Spring OIL Company, CsncinnsiI. Ohio:
Dear Sr-Havlng exaaines the lands Of your Com
pany in this county, I DO not estate 70 say that they
are the very best selections Of Of. territory.
JAMES MILLER.
Recorder ofCrawfori County. Indiana.
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MxApvIrr. January % stolen bonds
are all recovered and the thief arrested.
Signed Cashier Bank OF Crawford Co.
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PROFESSIONAL.
IL r NJ O a L.
Doctor WIN. THOMSON.
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE X
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,
yNHERE he WILL CONTINUE

w 10 treat and cure Private
Diseases, in all their species, stage.
ramifea'ioDs and phases.
DIR. VIM. Thomson Will give TO
each patient a written instrument,
binding himself 10 effect a radical
and permanent cure, or make no
charge.
Dr. wr. Thomson hes made the
treatment Of Private Diseases a
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TAR SPRING
COHPINY,
OF CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Capital stock. 100000
DIVIDED TSro
10000 SHARES OF $40 EACH.
incorporated Under the Laws Of
Ohio. Dec. 80. 1864.

GEN 81 CARY. President.
A ID. BREED. ve- President
o. T. No0gE. Secretary and TreaSurrr,
4. kISNEr A Co, Banker.
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ProfessS Roberts says: - thorough examination
OF he oil fields Of this country has convinced me that
the surface indications found on Sinking Fork. otter
Fork, OIL Greek Aod the Little Blue, OF Crawford county,
Indiana, samples Of which in rsox aud crude oil 1 sent
you by express, are equal in quality and abundance. IL
not In excess, Of any ia this county.
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MASONIC.

meeting Of Soolal Council ofP. or will be held
~ this Tuesday, evening at o'clock 10 confer d.
grves. All members arc earnestly requested 10 be pres
ert; also 81 candidates who have received any Of the de-
grees in the Lodge Of Perfection.
r. A. DAVIS. Grand Master.
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JANUARY 4, lSss.
President Tar Spring oil Cornpan. Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear SRI have the pleasure to inform you that We
have struck oil in two Of our wells now IN progress.
This fact conf. ms my previous opinlon-thaf you and
Ne have the best oil territory in the Unitef States.
r. voRIs,
Superintendent Knox County OIL Company.
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One company of over seventy volunteers Las
beeo raised IN Terre Haute. ~
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As good inducements as any other WESTERN
HOUSE, and We feel confident we can render satisfaction
beth in prices and quality of articles.
= All articles warranted as represented.
jan l6-ieod in3m
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Our acquaintance in the market .nd facilities are such
as TO enable rs 10 .fer. In
The weekly union record., 1865-03-11
AGENTS.:

INFAIR BALL.-0n "Wednesday evening last.
a grand ball came of at the Western House,
at Thompson Flat. The entertainment was
gotten up 10 honor OF the marriage of an old
resident of the place, A. K. Hall, Esq who
made his appearance, 90 the occasion, accom-
panied with his fair and beautiful bride The
elite and beautiful were present from various
portions of the county, and the spacious hall
was densely crowded. At an early hour in the
evening, the "Orovile Band, composed in part
of Messrs. Whipple, Maurer, Buckius and
SpauldiDg, struck up sweet and thrilling music,
which continued till the dawn OF another day.,
greatly to the delight and satisfaction OF the
numerous guests. The supper, prepared for
the occasion by the proprietor, F. C. Thomas
the prince OF landlords, caused general ex-
preston from the guests as being the richest
and most costly OF the season. The grand dis
play of pound and sweet cakes pies, tarts, roast
turkeys, chickens, and stacks Of the richest
delicacies, were unequalled. 1t was one of the
most social aud pleasant Of parties, and not
until the sun had mounted the eastern horizon
did many of the guests part from the place of
entertainment.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-11
Letter from Company A.
CAxp UNION, SACRAMENTO, March

CANP UNION, SACRAMENTO, March 5.
UNION REcoRD.-We left Msrysville under
the command of our Capt. on the morning Of
the 2nd, at 6lS o'clock, on the boat for Sacra-
mento. It was cold and chilly, and the trip
afforded bat little outdoor interest. From
Marysville to Nicholaus, We were occasionally
snubbed by sandbars, which rendered naviga-
ton, between those points, somewha. unpleas
ant, and several time, We were handsomely
raked BY brushwood along the banks. Below
Nicholaus navigation is not obstructed. We
arrived at Sacramento at noou- Several of our
boys, having obtained passes, met US on the
levee with as much glee as though We had been
separated for months On reaching the gsrri-
son at Camp Union, the balance equally rejoiced
crowded around Us with most enthusiastic de-
light Capt. Ledyard, Lieuts. Dean and Civ
ems, and Co. A, were words of magic import
among the boys Our men who proceeded us,
had been assigned to the quarters occupied by
Co. F, 2nd Cav, most OF whom are now on
culties of their position. our men had found
their introduction to soldiers life at this camp
rather unpleasant, but as we have become
little better regulated, all hands feel better ex-
cept few of them who are suffering slight
indisposition produced probably BY a change Of
atmosphere. One of them, Mr.. Marcovich, is
to day quite sick. The Sacramentans had
gay old time yesterday. All the uniformed
soldiers at this camp turned out and participa-
ted in the celebration, under the command of
Col. McGarry, commanding this post. In the
evening we had a large bonfire on the parade
ground in which JEFF Davis was burned in eff
gy, to the tune of Yankee Doodle, played by
the band, in the double-quick. We will leave
this camp tomorrow on the boat for San Fran
cisco, whether we shall stop there at ALL or not,
l am unable to say. But we shall undoubtedly
find rendezvous somewhere shortly, when you
will be duly informed. | understand Col. Nc
Garry speaks in terms of praise of our Co. |
think all our men are determined to deserve TO
oe "eii spoheu VI So iai Us tneii couuuol Is oou'
cerned, and physically speaking, We are ahead
of anything here, yet all the company stationed
here are made up in the main of good sized
we'll formed men. Proficiency in drill and
plenty of good rations with comfortable quar-
tiers, for few weeks (all Of which we shall
soon bave). and Co. A, of lst Cav, Cal. Vol.
will be ready to carry our beautiful flag, and
follow our gallant leader wherever duty calls.
With much respect, w. Y. Bliss.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-11
: Z. " HEELEN, SEC :,
Per r. II. BELOW

FEoM THE NoRrH- Under date Of Fort
Humboldt, Cal, Feb oh, Emory Wing, lst
sergeant Co. c, 9th Infantry c. V, writes US
as follows Il have the honor to report to you
that this is one of the most outandish places it
has ever been ny i'll fortune TO have to live in
Only think of your paper being twenty FIVE
days reaching here 1t is an outrage on al
enlightened people. The steamer has come
aud the sun has shone on this department.
within the last week-two wonders almost
equaling the celebrated seven. The Inspector
General paid us visit yesterday and gave us
one hour to get ready for inspection. We got
through it somehow A soldier is supposed to
have his whole equipment on such turn out
knapsack packed ready for a march, haversacI,
plate, knife fork, spoon, cup and cauteen. The
Inspector starts for Fort CASTOR, tomorrow,
and will visit the entire District before he
leaves The Indian Agent is here, looking into
matters. preparatory to relieving the military
of the charge of several hundred Indian prison
ers who have been confined to the island oppo
site this place, under guard He is making a
reservation of Hoopa valley, in which Fort
CASTOR Is situated. No Paymaster yet-when
will he come is asked every day. aud still 90
response The health of the company is good
Quite number OF immigrants have arrived in
this county, this Winter"
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SANITARY CONTRIBUTION FROM CHERoKEE
FLAr.-The generous and noble hearted citi-
zana Of Cherokee Flat, in this county, having
contributed three hundred and trc,dy eight
dollars in aid of the sick and wounded soldiers
of the Union, have received the following
acknov Judgement:
U. 5. SAN. Con-. CALIFORNIA BRANCH,
Rooms No. 240 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Feb. 26th, 1868
\. \. HAERIs. Esq, Cherokee-Dear Sir ::
Well done for Cherokee Would that all
those towns who have been unable to collect a
monthly subscription would dance a little
money into the too empty Golfers of the San
Com" We know we are very greelg. but
then we hare to be, fer that's our business ;
and, then, the soldiers encourage US so persist
emily that we have got to think our greed quite
virtue. But, seriously, this generous contri
butcn Of yours-S32S 10 gold coin-is espec
tally welcomed in these days of decreasing
receipts and undminlshed expenses. The idea
that the war is over, aud that the Sanitary
Commissions work Is done, is entirely errone
Gus. True, Our "peace makers" are doing
wonders. and that, too, Thank God, without
much loss of life or limb but Richmond means
fight, think, and, if fight, desperate, persistent,
last ditch" fight, and then the Sanitary Com.
mission must be ready with full storehouscs aud
loaded wagons and ambulanccs and relief
agents, and all the hundred appliances which
four years Of war have made necessities.
Keep up the good work until disbandcd
armies have ceased to need our aid Please
iud enclosed receipt for cheek (S328 gold cou)
and believe me, yours gratefully,
0. c. WHEELER, Scc'y.
Per Z II Rrrt o,--
The weekly union record., 1865-03-11

TAPPED.-Several old filthy reservoirs, loca-
ted some distance below town, have been tap
ped by bitches caused to be made by few of
our citizens. Quite number of acres, hereto
fore under water, are Tow drained and the gen.
eral repairing going on on the bitches will add
much to the sanitary condition of our people,
the coming summer
The weekly union record., 1865-03-11
MARRIED..

On March Sth. 1865 at the residence of the
brides father by Rev. +. Hobart. Mr.. 4. X. HALL,
to Miss ELLEN 3. ZUMwALT, all of this county.
To the fair bride and groom, we wish long,
happy and prosperous journey of lite. May their
shadows grow less, but little ones increase to
complete the happiness of the matrimonial bans.
At Chico, March Ist by the Rev. J. VI. Wood
man. EDWARD HALLET to Miss LAURA \. DRAKE,
daughter Of H. G. A. Drake, all of Chico.