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A DARK BROWN NEIFER,
Auditors Notice.
Esfqie NJ Thomas Afen. decd

THE undersig ned Arditor appointed hy
th- Orphans CoUr oi colnmbia county, 10
make distribution oi The balance in hands
of Tnomas snd VIM. Alen administrations
oi Thomas A'"n, late OF MifIlln township,
IN -ai.' county, decd, among the ssvsl
h-ir> of he decsten rIn The order establish
81 ~ law, Will attend a, his office. in
B'"omsbur2, on Saturday, the ithsday of
October nexl AT 10 O'Clock, A NJ, of ss:d
day. t1I TIE pnrpo.e OF making the disirI-
buiIon. All persons haviH& yclaims or De.
mands aaa'n-l ,hs estate 81 tho decedenI are
n"''fied TO present them toe sihEAusti or on
Ihal day or be dehaued from coIhmins ia
for a share oi the fund.
e. B BROCKWAY. Auditor.
Sept 20 1866 50 SO
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f+h>ion. TO QUE. II IL mere mil.,ar, po,,
asrr'>onrd ey few soldiers. The Indians
had driven of heir siags stock. There ve
had To reorsanixe our irain and combine
the several parts before they would allow
Us 10 proceed. Bnt il was a mere sham tor
We did not iravel together afterwards. ihAt
day June 25h, We drove Ia Pass Creek and
lay over the nexi day. On the 27ih ~s
reached and crossed the Nouh Plato. Two
omnibus coaches, bound for Vmsinis Cay,
Travelled with us part OF The time.
There WAS big scare in camp The night
after crossing The ferry which by the way
was very good one. One OF The omnibus
men thought he had been shot si by an
Indian and 40 reported 1t in ramp. Assist
ance was sent few honrs afier 10 those
who were on herd But ther- was no real
occasion for alarm as no Indians were
aronnd. was all over Inc ground, hunting
up caiIle. where the read-rkins were SUP.
posed TO be aud saw no ,igns of them.
We have arrived safely at onr iourney's
end in good health, and in the course Of
my narrative | will give YOU descripiion
OF This city and its surroundings.
More anon MonrArh
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Nj A RR lie ID.
(hurch


v The 81 n>i. ry the Rev NInIam J
Ever. Mr.. ALIEN FETTERMAN, to Miss Han
SAH JASE FAHRINGER, both of Locust Twp.
CulumhIa comfy Pa.
On The same day. ny The same, Mr. JACOB
HuFFMAS, 10 Mrs. Sarah SMALL, both OF Cat
s~i->a Pa.
In Benton township, on the l7,h of Sep
iPm.er. 1855, ny Isaac K. Krcknaam E>gr.
Mr. JouN =. COLs and ELLES J. HUFF, all o;
Benton twp, Columbia CO.
In b oomshurs nn the 2ilh Of August
1858, by rhr Rev. D. J Waller Mr.. H w
MARsH, nI Fnrl Wayne. Indiana, aud Mrs
FANNIE K " EAvER. OF BlnnmshUrg.
Al the residence OF The brides mother
on The Iith of September, 1865 by the
Rev w. :. Hesion. Mr. AEDEw CRrvELING
OF Blnomsbnrs. and Mrs. MARv r. HrKcux,
of Springfield Susquehanna 60.
In Orangeville, on Ihe Hih inst hv The
Rev William Goodrich, Mr.. IAMEs F KaaN>
and MISS SYLviMIA n KAuFF, 10Th OF Ben
ton ;wp., Columbia Counry.
Al Scranton, on Thurs lay Juiv 18Th, '65
y i:,e Rev n W Ev-reI: Mr.. CHAkLEs f.
SAsAG.. oi DAnvIlle, and Miss HELsS NJ
MENAGH Ot Bloom- hnry
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p Remember that nv vir,n9 IF = PROC
lsms'ion ot tie President oi March 10. i--
sued ~ coht"fmitv 10 law at congress
dated March 1853. all persons duly en-
rolled or VII" Went ney The limits ot the
Uni'ed aie- 10 avoid The draf; are prohibit
ri from exercising The elective franchise -
! u will ne the duiy oil the anuhoriIies 10 en-
force This penalty in in all cases AT the
coming election Columia County Rtpub
Lcnn
There are only fcnr faleehoods 10 lhs
above:
l>i That Congress ever passed any law
regulating suffrage in this State or any oiher
otody OF any intelligence ever though,
or pretended that Congress had any such
power. The qualifica lions inr suffrage are
fixed exclusively hy The Slate Constitution
aud neither the Congress- ol The United
Sla'es: nor The Legislature OF Ihir State can
add 10 or lake from them in the slightest
parricniar
2nd. The President never issued anv
proclamation concerning suffrage in Penn.
-ylvania and never Ihonahi ut doing So
There was an act oi Congress that non.
reporting drafted men should inrfeu their
privileges of Uni'ed States citizenship untIer
which a proclAma ion was issued which
bad nothing 20 do with voting as Citizens Of
!he Stale. Draiied citizens in deIauli could
rot gel passports from The Secretary of
State, nor sue in the United States Courts
aud might he sutjeci ed TO other di-abil,irs
under the United S'ales laws, bni all this
has nothing 10 do with State suffrage which
is Re, ond any Prereuce of power. authority
or Jurisdiction ~ The Government OF the
Uni'ed States
81 II Is NOT the duty OF election officers 10
reIecI The votes o. non.reportino citizens as
above asserted. o. the contrary il is their
sworn duty 10 keep aud enforce The elecnon
laws OF this STATE ih their respective districts.
And by express statute they are suhj.cI to
indictment and punishment for refusing the
vote of any qualified citizen "a also to a
civil action for damages, and any threat or
intimidation of a vo'er by any psrspn il also
'ndlc'abls and snhjecr to severe punishment
SEE The laws recIied in the lerrfT's Election
Proclama;ioE in another column.
4ih The act Of Congress above rpfprre 10
vas not passed March 3rd 1853, bu, about
TWO yeats afterwards - Democrat
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TOBACCO
GIG AIR = TO IL e /.

1T Sroup's Old Stand, on Main Street.
The undersigned, having opened the
Store formerly occupied by David Stroup
as a Grocery, and furnished il with large
and varied assortment of excellent
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
most respectfully invites the parrona ge Of
The citizens Of BIoomsburg and vicinity.
He is prepared 10 sell al wholesale and
retail, upon the most reasons bic terms.
Merchants, Ho,el keepers, and Grocery.
men, would DO we'll 10 give him a call.
EVAN kinds of Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, in large ard small quantities, con.
.tanIly on hand for sale.
H. H HUNSBERGER.
Bloomsburg. Sept l3, 1865.
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Hos etter'S Celebrated Stomach Bit
terS
READ REV w B LEES LETTER.
AZ 4 20 IL

READ REV w B LEES LETTER
Brooklyn, N Y, Wey 2sfh 1853.
Msssrs HosTETIER & SMITH: GenIlen1n
have used your Bi"ers dOrins the la>t -ix
weeks. and feel II due to you ana 10 the
public TO express my heaTlt approval of
Their effect upon me. | never wrote
puff Tor anv one. and abhor every thing
that savOrs ol qnackery. But your Brner-
are entirely removed from The level OF the
mere nosf6ums OF The day. being patent "a
like TO all, aud exactly whaI they profess
TO be They are OF advertised 10 cure ev-
cry thing, but they are recommended 10 as
sist nature in the allevlaiiOn and Ultimate
healin. o. mauy of the mos: common in
hrmiIlss of the body, aud this they will ac.
rpmplish. | had been unwel for Two
mouths, L. usual with me dnring the
Soriug. ! was bilious aud ST ffs,lng from
Indigestion, and a general disease Of The
mucIons membrane and ihoug compelled
10 keep al work in the disc harae OF my pro.
fessinnaI duties, was very weak, OF a yellow
complexion, no appetite, aud much of The
time confined 10 my bed When ! had
been taking your BiIIers week my vigor
returned the ssllow complexion was al.
gone, ! TeIished my food, and now | enjoy
The duties oi the mental aPpIirarion. whrrh
so recently were so very irLsnme and bnr
densoms 10 me. When | Used Your BIT
'rfs, fell Il change every day. These are
tucfs All inference must be mate b, each
individual Tor himself
Yours, respectfully.
" h LEE
Pastor of Green Avenue PRESBYTERIAN
ChuFCb
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To Drunkards,

OLD DOCTOR BuCHANS Drunkard's
Cure permanently erAdicatrs The Taste for
S'rong drink, and cnrss The worst case Of
dfnnkenneSs IL less than ei2h weaks.
Thou>auds of reformed inebria,es now
live 10 Sle-s the day they were fouunais
enough To commence The use Of this valua>
bic remedy. Price Two dollars a package.
Mailed TO any address on rrceipi oil an
order, by JAMES S. BUTLER,
429 Broadway New York.
Sole Ag't Tor The q S.
August 9, 1865 Pm
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ID | E D..

In Lines one township. Manor cnontv
The 2iid int. SU>ANAA, VIE o. p -T
Wagner, aged 63 years, 3 mouih- aud q
days.
In Shamokiu, Northumberland Co OF
the 3'h of September 1865, ENnCH How
ELL, Esq. formerly oI CoIumriA county, az
Ell 90 year-, | / months aud I6 days.
la Huntington Io.nshIp, LnZerne conn:y
on the ~ n at S@pi 1865 Capl. WM. A
TuBB> IA tin, 59Ih year at his a1e
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EhIts nen

Remember thai Henry Winter Davis, one
4 ihs leaders OF the Abolition party, said in
speech oo the Foanh Of July last, at Chi
ago,
1--WE NEED THE VOTES OF ALL THE
EQLoRED PEOPLE 1T Is NUMBERS
F0f INTELLIGENCE. THAT COUNTS
{ TIE BALLOF-BOX.g
A7-><ehn will please copy The above and
bee stats Whether or not the leading men
4 bic party are advocating negro suffrage ;
|nd uhslhsf Or not negro suffrage is The
|psstion bssofs the people ia the present
Enpaien
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ALL WHO desire high prices TO continue.
no abatement in the present taxes, and me-
gro equality, will vote the Abolition ticket.
The party in power are the psreLis of all
these ruinous measures, and all who vote
their ticket endorse them. The Democracy
are 10 favor OF tOhits mans gOpernment
eqnsI and light taxation, aud no oiher Than
uhise suffrage.
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The Bridal Chamber.

A note of warning and advice 10 ihose
suffering with Seminal Weakness, General
Debility, or Premature Decay, from what
ever caus- produced Read, ponder, and
rsflecI Be wise in lime
SEM FREE 10 anv address, for the bene-
fit Of the afflicted. Sent by return mall
Address
JAMES s. BUTLER,
42s Broadway, New York.
April 70, 1s65-3n.
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DR.. John and Negro Suffrage.

Or. John would have his readers believe
that "negro equality and negro suffrage was
not the issue in This campaign. He told his
readers in 1860 that AboIiIoEism was not
The question before The people in that Pres.
ideniisl campaign bul no sooner than the
result was known he declared in blazing
capitals that Aboilionism tDas the issue
ration OF his cause. He dave not meet the
people upon he true i.sue nov, for The very
same reason that he did not meet the true
issue in 1860. Then had he declared free-
dom OF The negro one OF the cbjecis the
result would have been different. A Dem
ocrai woulI have occupied the chair thar
once was graced-by Washington, a Jrfs,-
son, and Jackson, bni more recently ny
man destitute of many oi the reqnis,,e oral
lilies needed 10 make pa,sably fair Pre,i-
dent AT present his parry a.-mPi 20 evad.
the rea! questions involved in the campaign.
The lesser lights, such as DR.. John, say that
negro suffrage is not The issue. AHIhe lead
iug Abolition editors OF the Stale declare
roi completed until the right of suffrage is
extended 10 the blacks! What does this
sound like2 Is this not pretty concIu.ive
evidence what they mean TO do IL they
continue in power! YET This creature of
The Columbia Co Republican, in the most
insinualing manner, and in spite of what
some ttcenty fUs Of the leading Abolition
journals of the State advocate, tells his poor
,, duPes thai negro suffrage is not he issue
Pray, what is, then! II negro suffrage is
not The issue in the present campaign, will
| you please inform your readers whers you
stand upon that question, in order that the =
may understand you in the fulure. Il will
be expected OF Jon 10 show your colors
you Cannot travel thus disguised much
l logger az your party are becoming dIsor
Rsnized, dishesuened, and disgusled with
your course. Tell Them al once whether OF
not you sustain Andrew Johnson in his re.
construction policy; whether you endorse
his address 10 those Mississippians, and
| jour reasons for not polishing H.; and
whether you mean to give The President, ic
wit. the ''eovernmeni," your earnest anc
hearty suppon throughout, aud say amen is
all OF The Federal appointments. To you
people these are I'm porani matters; and
upon .reacins your paper they isII 10 di-,
cover wbe,her you support Ihe governms n
the Prssideni, HE Federal appointments
negro suffrage, or anything else.
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PsrIon BrownIoz now Governor OF Ten
nessse, is endea.oring 10 induce discharged
Fsdsrsi soldiers TO exisrminais every man
heretofore supporter Of the contede,ess
Government 10 Tsnnsssss hnoq
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

"A series of Democratic Meetings will be
held in Columbia Coan,y during the rirsI
week 10 October, being the one Immediate
~ preceding the election according TO the
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ITCH ! ITCH ITCH!
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch
HHE.ATO.V OINTMENT.
VIII CUie the Itch in AS U0urs.

ALSO cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chill
hlalns, and all Ern aIons OF Ihe skin. Pfce
50 rents. For sa!s by all druggists
Bv sending 90 cents 10 WEEKS 4 POT
TER, Sole Aeenls ITO Washington street,
Boston Mas. IL will be forwarded by mail,
tres OF postage, 10 any par OF Tho United
States. [Sepl 27 ls65.-6m.
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DO The RePooIicans begin 10 understand
Ps "Nob Mouniain Mestinepi II they
pr, they seem 70 fseTths sffstts Of IT,
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TiIE AsoLIrIoS parry are hard at work,
sql 10 s1szf5i5e sne eieciion OF tne OH'oH
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ESTRAY.

EAME To the premises o. the spbscriber,
~ IN Locust township, Columbia county,
on The 9th of July, 1855.
A DARK BROWN NElFER,
aged atou one year, in tolerably good corr
diiion. The owner will come forward
prove property. pay the charges, and ,sks
her away, oIherw ise she will be disposed
OF az the law directs
JOHN HARNER.
Locust. Sept s 1865
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Be SURE that your name is on The Asses
sor's list. If there are ary who have not
been assessed they have only ill Saturday
The 5oh inst 10 attend to the matter, after
which time j. will be foo iatsl Don't lot
one vote be Iost on account Of any nesIsct
10 this matter!
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V1Ao So~
ERY STORE.
ON MAIN STREET, BLOOMSBURY.
More Fresh Goods.

WOre Fftsn WOOOs.
Just received az Henry Giger's Nen
Store:-MOLASSES, SUGARS.
TEAS, COFFEE, RICE, SPICES.
RAVs S GAPS
FISH. SALT, RAISIN.
TOBACCO. SEGARS,
CANDIES, NOTINNs, Tors
FEED AND PROVISIONS,
Together with great variety OF notions
SC TOO numerous TO mention.
BUTTER EGGS. NEAT,
and Produce generally, taken in exchange
Tor goods. The best market price will Be
allowed. Give him call.
HENRY GIcKR.
Bloomsburg, April 20, 1855.
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Died.


ANpERscS On Monday morning, February ~, MARTHA
M wife OF Isaac y. Anderson, aged ~ ycars
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited 20 attend tho funeral from her late residence
25S west Thirteth street. Wednesday afternoon, Al
O'Clock.
AaSoLp-on Sunday, February 20, BSJAxs r. An
Mold, In the SD year Of his ago.
The funeral will leave Jersey CITY, for Perth Amboy,
th (Tuesdayl morning, at ten o'clock.
Bowrps-On Monday morning. February 27, Of con-
geson Of the brain, H. B0wEEs the 3Sth year or bis
age
The funeral will take place from his late resdonce 200
Washington street. Brooklyn.
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
BR0wN--In this city, Monday morning, February
"a CLINTON, only child OF Dewitt c. and Agnes Lawrence
Brown.
The friends invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence Of tho parents 450 West Thirty ourth street.
this ruosday) afternoon, at two clock Tho remains
VII be taken 10 Syracuse FOR infcrmeni
Vus srsGHAs.--At the Brcvoort House, on Monday,
Febrfary ~, g. IsMAs CuySivGHan OF Boston, Mass !,
aged ~ years
tuRRAS.-0n sunday, February "a, Mary, wife OF
James ,urron native OF the town Of Carlow Ireland
in the 9th ysar af her aae
Vhs teatves and friends Of the family respectfully
ngnedo attend The funeral this uesdayl afternoon, at
two ococs, rom her late residence, EOS Sands street,
corner Of Navy, Brooklyn
Ce1suo-On Saturday, February 25, after brief
sickness saip"sf torI1t, nsi1e Of Limerick, Ireland,
aged 20 years
The iinful sud exemplary char Scier " The iccoased
~w1I IoDz anger " iLe leeaoJy ~ .hess whem abs
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Relief to Drafted Men I'm Brooklyn.

Relief to Drafted Men I'm Brooklyn.
At meeting OF the Common Council last night reso-
luton offered by Alderman Hathaway to the effect
that the resolution heretofore adopted granting three
hundred dollars INDECENT men, with families who may
be drafted held service construed apply
TO all persons drafted and held to service.
lengthy debate ensued, in which considerable 0ppo-
four thousand required Of this county, and If
OF 81 200 600 whereas there only $500 600 in
the treasury which could be applied to the purpose.
The subject Of relieving who had joined draft
relief associations also referred TO, and several
Aldermen contended that would bc unjust TO place
them the footing with those who neglected or
could not join such associations
number OF amendments offered, to the effect
that all Of families be relieved whether single men
supporting their parents married men, &c, which
were either voted down or Withdrawn
Eventually, resolution offered as q substitute by
Alderman Wallace, adopted by vote OF II to l. II
is to the effect that all that do under
the law it stands and which in the opinion Of
the ward committees require relief shall be reported
the Board for such action as may be required.
1t stated matter of information by the Presi-
dent that the $500 voted by the Supervisors for one
years drafted men, would be paid ALL and that the
money appropriated by the Common Council would be
paid in addition TO the amount contemplated by the
luton.
petition received from the military authorities
asking that relief from the draft be extended all per-
connected with the militia organizations The SUBJ
jcct referred TO the War and Military committee
report.
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s,,rnosi,ion does Hm injustice, we arr, forced
10 ,s Alternative or pronouncing The pam, ,,het 10 be
wofs than y taiiure and the author devoid Of
sense For my PARK incline to the former view, let
Who win adopt ts latter have thus eocided because
the writer penpicacity IN reducing ques
ton TO its GAe proportions, aaxneiy, immigration OF
annihiatop but 70 advocate advocate both and
do not ctooee 70 him of W See his race
perish 5ut Il after al, Mr.. CSevas be really the I'd
yocae e prneends 70 be- what must be the feeling on
the sbjecs tn the minds of those who belong the op
Posite or republican partyf
rn short the situation In Mexico s triangular Tight
vi which each party tho deadly enemy Of the other
and there by means universal combination among
Mexicans TO drive out Macmillan and the French, the
consequence Of which want Of combination will be thai
both Mexican parties, that Is the church and republican,
viii in all probability 60 TO the wall "Who lives wiz
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s.samAlp Falcon Africa baltimore 40 hours with mdss
sssmship John GIBSON, Bowen, Philadelphia with mdss
sart sasse fr Of Mebourne) johnson. Annoy Oct 8 via
9. Tnonss ssS with teas Ss Ts..ra Siess. Ma HARD
a.S s.Rs s
and South Atanc Oceans; leaving 81 Thomas had mo
Rsrs a ri.snq: rs Wallace cadi, Dec % with salt a.
he entire passage inst ias i IS lon n 70 10 spoke
s1s ssssss e sss:ss Asss's &c ,s
Pshs brig rig Norma e % %sfss From Santos for Hare Jan y
EiS II lon u d. passed sohr Ben, Of New Haven
o pysspoo Pow.s Rio & Ssnsss n.
H m NW hso' was oS by
heavy which carried away bowsprit bboom foremas
ss ArsS s
same time and Henry Stress sesmen were
$ss::.. xs
HG y wns
Of The passage; lost forctopgalant mast
hSsSs ssG as so das ra as
ss & s ss az g. on g %
Johann Frederick from ssyania for Bremen; Feb lsi
Jersey City sbsndonded loaded with mahogany sails all
sIsf II pSssA sp.4havsr curaeo. Feb
Bris MscOsa sof Boston, Dunbar cenfussos 10 days,
with sugar, 70 Thompson Hunter.
in Ballast With ps:seassrs . ,daison n0a' Co. aA
aay sssT with ;S Sc Aayasas rR
h %a S 70 csa. s via
Schr Chase Collins Charlottetown, PEI via Glouces-
scSr v smith, TooEer Savannah Via Port Royal, with
sehl Mary % sssdman overon Savannah viz Port Royal.
with cotton 70 Simeon Draper
achr VIM Thomas, Winsmore Savannah via Port Royal
with cotton to Simeon Draper
cotton, TO Simeon Draper.
Schr Wide World Adams, Port Royal for Portland I'D
inst OF Hateras during gale from NNW lib
sail sprung rudder head and caused the badly
Put into this port Cor repairs
Schr Joseph Franklin, Booker Newbern, days
Schr Hardscrabble, Gregory, Rockland
Schr Gen Meade, Moore, Boston.
Schr Capitol, Roberts Boston,
6chr John Crockford, Jones, Fall River.
Schr Mariel, Gipatrck, Providence.
Schr Breese Hulse, New London
Schr Miles Qighter) Taylor from wreck Of brig Pur-
tona, ashore near Barnegat
Ship Thornton, from Fortress Monroe.
Also . bark and brig.
Steamsh ps Corsica Francona; shibs souSAard Mer-
chant, Luista; barks Atlantic Union, Princess briggs
Johnston Geo Downes schrs John Farpum, Fanny Keatng
Maria Hall, Moderator w Godfrey Phillips Martin,
Ridgewood, Napoleon Russell, Jas Jones, Eclipse
Bruce Fanny Nickerson Velma w Vaughan Satilla-
Wind at sunset NV.
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Citv InteIlfrence.

SoME MISTAKE SoxEwHERE-In stating yesterday a dif
Guilty that occurred in East Houston street. located
tho affair at No. 25 We assured that there is mis-
take in the number as Mrs. Phippany resides in house
No. rs.
DRILL OF THE NISEry-rTrH RnsIMEsr.--The right wing
OF the Niney-hfth regiment New York State National
Guard Of the regiments ordered 10 be raised by
Governor Seymour had its first drill last evening in the
Seventh Arsenal The battalion put through
its cvoutons by Colonel Pnlney in 4 very creditable
manner In presence OF Lieutenant Colonel McEroy, the
veteran Colonel Hughes Of the Eighty second New York
Volunteers, and the staff oi the regiment
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HAsKNs-lArHAm m-On Monday, February 81 In 81
Marks church, Williamsburg, BY the Rev. g. NJ. Has
kins, assisted by the Rev. H. r. Roberts, Mr. THOMAS w
HAsKISs Miss MARY JossrHiSE second daughter OF
Hon. A. l. Latham, OF Norwich, Conn. No cards.
PARsoss--FAERSGToS.- Sunday. February 2G by
tho Rev J. g. Egbcrt nj tho residence of the brides
mother, Hudson City, NJ j., WaLIgR II. PAssoSs TO
LrztE third daughter Of tho late Mr. John Harrington
REamtn-BARSE.--In this city, on Tuesday, February
81, by the Rev. John Brash, jams MoM RExuix 10
MAsY, daughter OF the late William Barnes
WRnE-or>rRo.--0n Monday, February 81 by the
Rev Thomas :. Hastings, DIR. ALFRED w. WHrE 10 Miss
ADA CAsrRo, all OF this city.