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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
THE NEGRO IN TENNEssEE.

Inc W branch of the Tennessee Leg
lslsture has passed a bill fixing and regu-
lAting the condition of freedmen and free
persons of color. 1t consists of sixteen
sections, which embrace the following pro-
visions:
The first establishes the relation of mat
rimony among persons of color on q legal
basis, but forblds marriage between a white
person and q negro, mulstto or person of
mixed blood. The third declares that laws
In force for the benefit of married women
and children shall apply to people of color,
provided that colored people shall not be
admitted into the came public schools with
white children. The fourth section sp-
plies the laws affecting the relations of
guardian and ward to colored people. The
fifth and sixth sections provide that the
county courts may bind out the children of
Tree persons OF color whether they be or
phans or otherwise; and they may be
bound to white persons at the option of
the court. The seventh section provides
that no contract between q white and col
ored person shall be binding unless it is
made IN writing and witnessed by a white
person. The eighth section, besides max
ing crimes committed by free persons of
color capital in cases where they would be
capital if committed by white persons,
adds that a rape IN q white woman, or an
attempt at rape en- q white female, under
twelve years cf age, will be punished with
death by hanging. The ninth section de-
elsres that for all other crimes and INSIDE
meanors free persons Of color shall be tried
in the same way and punished to the same
extent as white persons, provided that they
may be Witnesses In all State cases against
each other. Section tenth Furnishes va
grancy in free persons of color with i'm
after conviction before g JUS
of the Peace; and on failure to pay
he Jail fees, the culprit may be hired out
the highest bidder alter due notice.
Section eleven Furnishes with fine any
lousskeeper who shall harbor any Vsgrant
The twelfth section applies the
'oOr laws affecting white persons to the
rec people Of color, and adds q proviso
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

A brace of elegant silver mounted pts.
tolls, the gift of the citizens Of Fremont,
Ohio, were on Monday evening, presented
to their fsllow-townsmsn, Lieut.. Col. E. 1.
CeDgOr, in recognition of his services in
the pursuit and capture of the assassin,
Booth. The presentation took place in
Washington, where Col, oongeri is on duty
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
A Strange Statement Respecting the
Road

Our london correspondent reproduces
the following on dit which hiss been some
time in existence, has never been confirmed
or denied, with reference to the Road Hill
murder, now exciting so much comment
in England: 1t msy not be uniHteresting
to your readers to know that Mr.. Kent,
the father of Miss Kent, is understood gem
orally TO be an ilIegitimste son of his royal.
Highness, the Duke of Kent father of
Queen Victoria and consequently Miss
Kent the self-sccused criminal, is the neice
Of the Queen of England.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

The amendment to the constitution Of
Tennessee, abOlishing slavery, has BEEN
judiciAlly affirmed valid by the Chsneery
Court Of that State.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

General Thomas is visiting West Point
in g quiet and unostentstious way. BE
has not been there before since 1854, at
which time he wss one of the instructors
of artillery and cavalry, with the rank Of
bre7et msjor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

Gov. RrOugh and the National Guard.
It has been objected to Gov. Brough, that
his agency In calling out the National
Guard, in the spring of 1854 rendered hin
obnoxious to the members composing that
organization, and that hence his re- nomi-
nation should be avoided. At the recent
meeting of the ed Reg o. N. e., st Circle
vile, a vote was taken to ASCERTAIN the
preferences of that regiment and the re-
suit was: Brough Isl; ]. D. Cox IS; Gal
loWRY 9.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

Notes Of all denomination ma med Will De prompt
Iy furnished upon rec, ipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of the Third Series are prtc!Se'y SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-lhiities
already sold, except that the Government deserves
to itssIf the option o. paying interest in god coin
at per cent. instead OF 5. lOths in currency. Sub
scribsrs will dsdLct the interest 10 currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series of
the ssven-thirtlss will m on the LIST Of
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
after that date.
The slight char &c made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter-
est. The paymsnt in gold, If made, will be eluiva-
lent to the oSrreney interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the svsHt Of
which only will the option to pay interest In Sold
be- Availsd Of, would 80 reduce and equallzs prices
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made With seven and
NIT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
AT CLEVELAND,

At RusseTps Forrest City House, from
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, July
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

NREAT REDUCTION
VI IN TIE PRICES or -.-
LINEN GOOD s.
Having purchased my stock Of Linen Good
since the heavy decline OF Gold, ! am enabled 70
offer them at greatly reduced rates. In the stock
will Be found
Bleached Table Damask at $1.95;
Former price, S2.oO 8 yard.
BleaChed Table Damask at $3.50
Former price, S2.25 . yard
UnbPd Table Damask only 81 q yard.
PILLow-OAsE LINEN, Of best qualities, st
White TABLE.oLoTH at $780, actually
NAPKINS, DOYLEs, and LINEN BOsoMs,
Very Cheap -
Hand-spusn DasnGsh TO,0eIs, Diapers, &c.
All Linen Goods sold by me are warranted Of the
very best manufaoturs, and will be sold OF - low
Is such quail ties Of goods can Be afforded.
KEROHIEFS and SONS B 0WN FA~BLEOLOTH5,
slightly wet, will be sold OF at very low prices.
ap4:22i Cor. 5uperior and Public Square.
lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
y aud Ma ufscturers,
100 Ercss -ilk Trimmip Cord.
1m do Smoked Pearl buttons.
100 do White do do
loo do do Ivory do
loo do Pressed Horn do
50 doz- Ladies silk and Lisie Thread Gloves.
500 do do siik Mitts.
1000 do do White Cotton Hose,
1910 do do Gents Socks.
Besides hundreds Of Job Lots Of Goods, all o
which We ofsr to Merchants, YANKEES Notion Deal
sTs and Draggists, st remarkably low figures. Cal
and sXamine.
We have just received $4,000 Lincoln Morning
Envelopes. a
NJ. HALLE I CO.,
my21 lG7 Water street,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
1880 LOAN!
U. s. $50 six Per Cent.
-coLp.REARINc BONDS,

These Bonds are worth q handsome premium and
ars exempt, Sc are all the Government Bonds, from
CouHty, Gad Municipal taxation. Theh adds from oas
10 three per cent. per anHEm to their salHs, aesoreing
to the rate levied upon ether property This inter.
est is payable Ssmi-AnnuAlly by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut Of and sold to any
bank or banker.
The interest at z-SO per eL. to
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
The Trial OF Davis.

The New York Times says that ali fur
Their speculsiions as to tie purpose Of she
administration with regard TO tie mai o.
Davis Is set at rest by q paragraph IL
the Presidents Message, which We know
refers 10 the chief Of al rebeis. Tn,
President says: 1t Is manifest thai
treason the most Asgrant in character
has been committed. Persons who are
charged with ITS commission should have
a fair and impartial trial in the highest
civil tribunals IN the county" The idle
runlor OF some, and ne persistent and
positive statements OF other Washington
orrespondents, Inst Davis is TO be uieo
6y a military court, never had any foun-
datlon in fact nor official authority what
ever. Your correspondent has consis-
tently maintained that Davis would bt
tried by 2 civil court. We had high eu-
thority for all we have heretofore SAID
on this subject.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
ESPECIALLY TO THE SICK
Doctor E. JOLLIE MATToCKS.

Analytical Physician. late Of New York. (con-
Iected with the Celebrated Analytical Physicians.
Ors. White. Tubbs x Price.
10 the cure If chrome diseases of very name
mi nature, DR.. MaiIOcks, Tor more than thllty
ears. has det oted lis wn.le attention, ras ,livc-
ed many rCmarks bile Gu e. Ia long standing and
.iugtri, 9 diseases. We claim truth IS our fOunda-
ion ana science cur prescription. We know the
disease aud the remedy. Nc SXpeTim euJ. 10 making
lex 10 cure. no Deception, no LUmbUg and No
JOisOns gwen, vegetable medicines Ibs- act IN har-
nOny with the laws OF lite, give a Candid Opmior,
eject permanent cures. We ask q trial, prove our
,Tea ment before abandOr ing hope. Hundre1s
laye been cured by our tsaTmen after having
seen given up by others. Ne invite Investigation,
no matter " nat your disease or how long standing.
Famine I T yourselves, II will cost you nothing Is
consultation Is free. shalt visit Warren every
.Ight weeks. the same days Of the week for years.
Lud tan BE- consulted as follows; Warren. Nation
4. hOu-e. Wednesday and Thursday. February 7Ih
u u Btu, 1856; again 4Ih anu 9Th OF April; Akron.
Empire VOUse, Stn and lUth of Feb ua-y Mans
ield. Milcr House, lIth anu 18th vi February.
Dec 20 1860 II
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
Fires.

BusToy, Dec. -.
The pastebcard mills, at South Ded-
nam, owned ly j. EIiis 6 Co, wee near
= consumed by FIRE this morning. los
estimated at so. go. Insured Tor S&.UCc.
The mills were new aLd replaced, oh
eIs burned eighteen months since
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
a Ere ct OTTAWA, Illinois, this oTenoor
DESTROYED nine t~uildinEs. Loss not "a.
c~ertsined bat said 10 BE- large.
JAyEsv1ILE, Wis, Dec. Is.
4 fire last night destroyed a block o.
wooden buildings on the corner Of Main
and North Scooue streets. Loss $50, coo.
Nearly covered 10y insurance.
CAIRO, Dec. Is.
Nine buildings, mostly dwellings, CT
Commercial avenue and Twelfth street.
were huIned tc-Gsy. Loss about $4,000;
partially insured.
PI1TsBUECU, Tee. p.
4 disastrous ire occurred here hi,
evening. involving the total loss OF the
tanDery owned 10y /. C. Luppe, and eigb-
teen other buildings. LuPpe'sloss i 500
600; insured for S25. 900, the entire loss Is
estimated over 500, coo. Twenty fami
lies are rendered houseless. The origin
of the fire was accidental.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
Crevelnna wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. Is Is

FL0UR-Duil Cry brands held At SI0.OSlO.75
or Ky red Country brands. XIX red S9,O0Sl0.CU
do ~ white S'U.GGliy0.
De- ssED BOCs Quiet. Packers buying in 3
mali wa st 10. per III. for heavy.
LAED-~Jesdy. Held at 20o Tor city rendered ii
-trrceS. 2lc t.r do u SECS
~BUTrER-Quics. Sua4l sales prime roll AZ SSS3S;
com Ion grades neglected.
CHEESE-Quiet and sfeafy. Good TO choice
Weston Reserve gnd New York l6S2lc.
EcGs-in moderate request at SeSsfe. according
20 cuudition.
psIED APFLEs-Held ct IlGlSo for old and lS
~ for new.
o. GEN APFLEs-EiTm and in good inquiry Good
70 cholce fruii held at SiCCS5.J0.
PoFAToES- PeachblOws steady At soc in car lots
BEANS Prime white ana CCErce held at Stag
seq.
rALLow-In fair inquiry and steady at lSc for
country rendered.
FEATa.Hs-In demand at 81 ,OO9l,l0 for live
geese.
SALr-Firm at $2J for Tine; $3.50 for Coarse
0nOHGaga; SIPS Tor SRginaw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
DETITION TO SELL LAND.

By c. F. Harrington, Deputy.
Nov y, it5,-4W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

Mesgrs. Stanton & Fitch, Of Cleveland
and Warren. by themselves and agents.
purchased seventy eight thousand pounds
of WOOL of frs, quality, during the
months of October and November, il
Trumbull, Mahoning. and Columbiara
Counties. Price paid wss from 6 10 GO
cents per pound, except for two small
clips, extra lots, bought of Fitch Kurt
land. Of Poland. and john Hisev. Of Co
Iumbiana. for which they paid - cents
per ponrd. There is 2 large amount Of
wool. we learn, still IN the hands OF The
0duce
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
CHRONICLE FOR 1855.
Renew Eaur subgcrln.Ions.

We would suggest that the beginning
of she year IS q good time 10 renew sue
scrintions to the CHRONICLE. Quite a
number of those who are regularsuosorb
ers year after year to this PAPER. com
mence with the first week IN January.-
The plan Il a good one, and should DC
adopted as generally as is practicable
We hope that W. shall have The pleasure
of paving our weekly visits, through the
Chronicle, 10 al On cur present Isl, and
many rev ones beside.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
DETITION FOR PARTITION.

Jerome Roberts, Electa Crittenden. Hiram Crit
5enden and Eliza Ann Roberts, OF the County OF
rrumbull; Climena Roberts, Lurancia Ereer and
Albert Freer. OF CuyahOga County, State Ohio
Wallace Roberts and Reubea NJ Roberts, residiar
n the State Of Iowa, will take notice thai p petit
ZION was filed against them on the l+th dGy of De-
sembeT. 1875. in tle Court of Common Pleas for
rIumbUll County, State Of Ohio. by Clarrissa Rob
-rts, and is now pending wherein said plaintiff de-
hands partition of the following real estate. 70
sit: Sixty-eight acres in lot Nc. "a in GUstavus
Township. cOuu ~ of Irumbuil, and bounded
: nth, north and east by original lot lines, and
vest ry lands of Dwight Roberts, saving from said
parcel FIVE acres in the nor beast corner. Also.
n lot "a in said Gustavus, ~ffty-hve acr-s. bounded
south by original lot line and Ian. S Of El'zahefh
Smith, east by lands of 5. G. Hall, north by lands
u 5. &. Hall and lot line, aud west by lands OF
Will am Roberts; snd at the next term Of said
Court hesaid Clarrissa Roberts will spply for an
Jr der that PARTITION be made of said premises.
CLARkISSA ROBERTS.
Dec 20 lg656w By X. Il. Barnes. her Att'y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
PROPOSALS
FOR
and PAVING

Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed until the 18th day Of January. lS5i. for the
paving OF certain streets ia Warren. Trumbul Co.,
Ohio, 10 wit:
ON Market street. about $50 feet lineal MEASURE,
and - feet wide; Also, about 1900 fsetiineal meas
ure. IS ieet wide
On Main street, about 800 feet lineal measure
and seventy-Oue feet vide; also, about 5000 feet
lineal measure. thirty feet vide,
All the above to Re paved with prepared stone,
a fuiI GsscriBtion of which, with plans and sDecif-
cations Of the whole work. may be seen atthe Ma
yOr's olce ia Warren. Suitable stone and gravel
IN abundance can be found at convenient dIsfan-
ees. Tho uIds must state the price per square foot
for the entire work, Including the cost and prepa-
ration Of the stone, graveiing, and labor Of All
kinds. except grading. Inc undersigned reseTvs
the right TO reject any OF all bids not deemed sat
isiacJOTy-
Separate proposals are also invited for the nee
esSary grading OF Streets for said paviug, plans and
estimates OF which may be found ~ The Mayors
Office.
information bv letter or Otherwise. may be OBJ
taired o. 1. d. Webb. Mey OF. or Of either Of the
undersigned. +. kINSHAN.( Committee
rs PARKS. } on Streets.
Warren. Dee Is 1853 5v
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

q. x.
Warren, Dec y. lee
THE STATE OF OHIO,

IBUMBCLLC COUNTY IS.
in the Court Of Common Pleas. 1eUsaId ID. Pei
ton. vs.. henry C. be VOL. Abial i. DE WOIL
Mary E Curly, William Curly, Samuel BarstowI
Elizabeth bslstCW, Peliy haTnett. Anna liar
nett. Jane HarneIt. and others.
The defendants above named arc notified that
said TcnsaId ID. PeitCu has This day filed in sa:c
Court his petition, ir the purpose CT obtaining
from the delendants.tEC iegll title to the following
described lands. situate III Gust3yus township. L.
said COUNTY, and described as follows: bounded
west By the centre Of the highway running north
and south through the centre Of said township,
north on the line o. lot - in SAID township,
east OH lands prv or formerly owned by LUcIus
1raham. and cut On lands new or formerly own
cd by Absna 6ilett. Dgiug the samel lands convey
ed to Tcusaru L.. De " of ~ John Roberts, b.
deed dated DtC,uler -. lo5J. and now claimed by
plaintiff by virtue o. . contract OF purchase from
said De off. The persons above must
answer said petition on OF before the teutn SarUr-
day from this date. December ON. le65g or juGs-
ment may &c rendered eSalnst them by default.
EUIIbE * oIULL.
Dee Is 1865 bW Att'ys for pIh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
T.a Ereemen,s Scheol.

After several III successful atteu pts 10 prosecute
their school. iodereudan' 81 sid fToui utrer yayr-
ces. Ue can now corFTaiUiate GUY lar,- citze- S
uuon the reIuru to this piacs 81 their former eI-
cisli teacher. Mrs. Z. i. Z E,isrs Having en-
! we'd q summers s0inuTn. and health Ic.tor.d.
among The beautiful scenery and lakes about The
Falls Of ~. inlhon-, this cStIuable lEds Iesum-s
her aida US tack wIjh renew Cd 1igur ara nigh
hopes for the school term So aGslicloUsiy c IN
meuyel. From hGr charac c !s.'c energy ana ser
SevrTcrce. SO essential for ore la her position. we
bespe4k FIR this Jealous mis- IJHarv. hearty coop
Grafton and earnest ACKNOWLEDGEMENT trH IL this com
muTiiy. which in some measure III atone for The
sacrifice IF home cSmf iTt> consequent NJ on as
among comp lrativs stranger 50 ahorioUs
q 81 arge nj this inclrTnelJ season of the year
WurreHJgEg. MO- StsRdasd-
The lady referred to is a daughter of
OH tow nsman, Garry C. Reed, Esq.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
NOTICE
To all ghOm il may concern.

10 all tChOm Il mdy concern.
Notice i hereby given that II IS deemed neeessa-
~ by the Town council Of the incorporated Vii
iage Oi Warren. vi the State Of Ohio. 10 grade
pave ard improve that ppIt on of Man street Is
ing between the north line Of South street. aud Ia.
and the centre IF Market street. and To pI0vlit
for Ibe cost md ex! euse Of said Improvement. aud
for that purpose al ordnance Is now pendITg be-
that Main street hetN cen tn north line Of SOuth
Street and the centre OF NaTkst tree. be graded
10 the established grade and paved with stone. ae-
C Tuing u he plans, profile urasings and speci-
cations Low OF fife IN the hTj Oris Jllce. EnCer IAC
direction Of the C'mmI-tee on Sweets, ana 10.
cost and expense OF salu Improvement be estimated
levied anu assessed upon each and every foot IRON
o. the lots ana lands bounding CT shutting upon
taat portion OF Main Street 90 70 be graded. paved
and improved. IN prOpcruen to the number OF f,el
fTOaT."
Any owner or owners Os lots or lands bOundius
or abuttfnS upon that portion # Main street ah0S
lndicat, d. claiming damages by reason of sad im-
YrOyemtntS. SIe hereby required 10 hle the saMJ
in writing with the CLERK Of said incorporated
Village Of Warren, setI, forth the amount 50
claimed by bin, her or them. within two weeks
hOm the expiration Of four weeks from lht
FIRST publication OF this notice. Ali such owner,
as shall fail or neglecttO Ble their claim rs i. ore
said. vi han fhe time Aforesaid, shall be taken I'd
deemed 10 have waived the same. ard be for rel;
deb aired from fling any claim for, or the receYiL
any damages therefor.
By order Of the Town Council.
l.. j MCLAIN. JR-, Clerk and Recorder.
0 Dec L 1857 4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
EGAL NOTICE.


IL THE STATE OF OHIO. TRUMBULL CO.SS
In the Court Of Common Pleas. George W. CraT-
ford, VS. J, Ii. WsId. Civil action.
The defendant J. II. Ward. a nonresident Of
the State of Ohio. and residing in the State Of
Iowa, Is hereby notified that. on the l4th day Of
December. 1875. the pl intih, George ". Crawford.
filed in the COurJ IF Common Pleas of TTumbull
County. O..his petition against him, the said J. h.
Weird, TO recover SlSI, With interest from April ],
lSol, as purchase lnCnrg due him by reason of q
certain contract entered Into on the 18th day of
October. 1851. between the said plaintiff. one Joel
3. Curtis snd the said J. n. Is ard, for the sale 10
said lard of the FOL owing dt-cribed lands. TO wit;
Situate ia iecca. TrumbUii County, Ohio. and
known rs part OF 10; No. Il, Ely 5 Tract, so called
and in the northeast corner of said lot. contain
ing two and uue-haif acres OF land. and praying
that $ aid Janus may be sold 10 satisiy said sum so
claimed 10 be due. The said !. Ii. Ward Is re
nuired 20 answer said petition on OF before the 18th
day of F~e0rua-y. LOO. or in default 4 decree and
order " i'll be taken against i'm
GE aGE ". CRAWFORD.
By futile & Stuli. his A.tys
Dee 20 1865 6g
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

In The Probate Court Of Trumbali Co q.
John McClintocE. q hon-resCent Gf the State 81
Ohio. ard whose place of residence IS unknown "a
the undersigned Executor. Is hereby Notified that
On the lSth Cay u teecmbcr, 1872, " n. 1. say
a.e. executor Of David COmstOeS, fled
his petition in The Court Of Probate OF TruMhuil
Couatc. chic. again St the said John MeCliE,CCS
AMI othe-s. asking for an. order VI said Court 10
s-Il the fO'iuwing described lands: Situate in
bloomfield township, TIumbuli County, Ohio, aud
Lpo N as para Of tot No. 50; h"unded north sYl
wesy by la"cs OF 1nu,nas NJ, howe. east py "n's
tanning about Ouv-hslf acre OF lGtd. The -Ed
Iohn Mejlinrnck is Teeuired to snsV er said Ielj-
tian ru or bei.re the 9Th DAY uf January. Is 6 or.
with the frayer of said petition.
VINO SAVAGE. TX Of David COmstoek.
Tuttia Z Stull, Att ) s for Executor.
Dec 20 1850 Nv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
MARRIAGES


December 10th. 1865. at the residence of David
Bupright, in Southington. by c. K. Beenan
E.q, Nr. ANTONY sHEPLAR and Miss MA
RIAH BEENETT.
At Garfield. December Il. 1867. by the Rev. W. G
March Miss HARRIET C. WHITTLESY
daughter of William ". Whittlesey. to Mr.
ERE Derrick COLLINS. of New York City.
IN Warren. December u. by Rev. J. Peate. at the
residence Of Mr.. a. MeCalmOnt. Mr.. HIRAM
WATKINS, JE.. and Miss AMY CLARK.
By Rov. T.. B. Wilson. at the residence of the
brile's father. Miles. o.. Dec. Il. RALPH j
WICK. OF Youngstown, and ALBINA A, young
es' dl7ehter ef n. II. Mason. Esq.