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Reconstruction in Texas.

New YoRK, Feb'y 10.-A special to the Tribune
dated Austin. Texas, 8th instant says the Conven
ton is divided between the original seceSsioniss ant
the straight-out Union men, Some members favO
negro suffrage. The President of the Convention
voted against secession in the last Convention, bu
subsequently was officer in the Confederate army
The correspondent expresses the opinion that tn
Convention will incorporate into the new Constitu
ton the total abolition of slavery and give the
groes right to testify in all the courts hold proper
ty, sue and be sued, &c.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

UVeVdICH I.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-Rumors are current, but
not generally credited. that the President will soon
issue proclamation, restoring the writ of habeas
corpus to all the States and declaring that peace
raS+nrod
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The kingsland Oil Company's
Works. on Newtown Creek, were burned last night
The loss is thirtyfge thousand dollars, with about
one third insurance
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- some muskets so cOntrive it,
Az oft To 1,iss the nrlS thnu drive nt
And though well aimed at duck or plover
Bear wide, and kick their owners over

DedT WIue' anu KICK VHgIT uWHVTs OFeT.
There was an instance in point the other day when
General Garfield was speaking upon the Freedmen s
Bureau bill Garfield was arguing that the Union
still holds the rebel States he said Alabama let go
the Union but the Union did not let go of Alabama "
when Stevens Interrupted as follows
Mr.. 5 evens-lf the gentleman from Ohio Mr..
Garfield will permit Inc | will ask him a question.
Some the angels undertook to dethrone the Al
mignv bat they could not do it, and they were
turned out of heaven because they were unable To
break its laws Are these develish angels in or out
of heaven? Laughter
Mr.. GlrGeld-I thank the gentleman from Penn
syvania Mr.. Stevens) for Lis interruption. The
angels who kept not their first estate What was
their fate? 1t was the Almighty who opened tke
shining gates Of heaven and hurled them. down tc
sion and help. And if these States are out OF the
Union must be because the sovereign people Of the
Republic hurled them out; because they pleased tO
Ie them 60. ] am glad the gentleman interrupted
II hannilN illmSLTates nnsitinn.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

TEE CATTLE LAw.-Under instructions from Secre-
pai ports of the United States exercising caution
n allowing imported animals to enter the ports as il
Is feared that foreign horses and cattle may Introduce
the rpderpest into this country. 1t has been decided
that when the importer gives indubitable evidence
that the imports are free from that disease there i:
no objection to their being landed.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
Arrest of a Murderer.

ALBANY, Feb 10.-Jehn Emperu, who murdered
Edward Callahan at Corning on Sunday last, was ar
rested near Livonia Station Thursday by u. s..
Marsha Van Etten assisted by the citzens of 1.-Two
MIA. H. was chased across lots and through woods
d;e+orco Of G,-a ,o;los
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

Coon REBEL JoKE.-A Virginia paper says that
from Winchester the night after the battle of the
18TH OF September 1854, closely pursued by the an
KEGS, tired hungry and dspirited, the party were
squeaky voice, asked Gen. Breckenridge what he
thought just then of our rights in the Territories
nnder the Dred Scott decision .,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

Prison NEEsPA PER.-The inmates of the debt
ors prison at Brussels have founded a newspaper,
with the audable purpose of persuadiug the public
that imprisonment for debt should exist in free
country. The paper is entite Journal des DetenuS.
and its first number appeared on the lst of January.
happier year than the last and among the local news
is an announcement that no new faces had appeared
IN the prison for the last two days and that the health
paper consists of the Memoirs of Inmate of the
Debtors Prison" Several advertisements are ad-
"a dark young man of twenty-eight," who wishes to
marry In order to pay his debts
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN LoUDoUN County, VA.-The
Leesbqrg Mrr9r gives lon long account Of church
at bs place had been supplied by
from the Baltimore Conference In order to test the
Question of his right to serve as such Rev Mr. Ross
regularly appointed minister of the Staunton Con,
ference undertook to get possession of the church
but It seems file Of soldiers protected Mr.. Waugh
Ross. of the Staunton Conference withdrew, taking
with him large portion of the congregation, and
held service in private house,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

DEATH BY BURSING.--We learn from the Free Pres,
pom. in this county. Mrs. Jane Amanda Burns. wifi,
of Mr. Caleb Burns and daughter of the late VIM. F
Lock ESQ of this town, was severely burned by
her clothes taking fire as to result in her death five
hours afterwards. Mrs B. was in her S3d year. ant
leaves four little children-they youngest twins, elgh
months old.-ShepksrdstowR (VaQ Register.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

EfNIVllhhDFt thtttNh4At
is what has long been desired in our city-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provemcnts are explained WHERE there is no par
tahty to any particular machne WHERE thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and ex-
changed, if desired and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Facio,y Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
of sewing machines. Also. sewing machines for rent
FRED'k ". WILD,
ja20-ly 1stp co IS West Baltimore street.
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Arrest Of the Concord Bank If0bbers-Rc-
P0ypry of &J9G00O.

BOSTON, February IO.-It rs reported Two PERSONS
implicated in the robbery of the Concord (Massachu
setts) Bank have. been arrested, and $l96,000 re-
covered.
lSECOND DESPATCH.
BOsToS. February l0.-The mystery surrounding
the robbery of the National Bank of Concord Mass.
on the 25th of September last has been partially re-
moved through the unring efforts of the detectives.
few days since two of the robbers captured in
another State and $l96,O00 of the money recovered
being about two-thrds of the total amount stolen.
The money recovered has been paid over to the pres
ident of the bank. 1t is believed that three persons
were concerned in the robbery and the third person
is still at large, but he is known and will probably be
arrested. For prudential reasons the circumstances
attending the capture of the two robbers for the
present withheld from publication 1t will be reco-
lected that the stolen belonged principally to
the Middesex Savings Institution, and to residents
in the town Of Concord.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

The commanding officer, Department OF
South Carolina, directs officers to exercise careful
supervision over the administration of justice by the
military tribunals within the limits of their repec
tive commands to that cruel and unusual pun
ishments not inflicted; that persons not un-
reasonably detained awaiting trial. and that sentences
adequate to the offences are imposed and executed
without delay.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

In Gold mounted Rubber HoIders.!i
In desk Holders of every VARIETY
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
B. IF. BLAKENEY az Co.,
GOLD PEN MANUFACTURERS.
del5-f l25 Baltimore Street, first floor. up stairs
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
From Rhode island,

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 9.-Chares S. Bradley, a leading
Democratic lawyer, to-day elected Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court by the Rhode Island General
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

According to the Bangor Whig, mem.
Der of the Penobscot bar claims in a motion for a
trial. That the verdict was against law and the
weight of evidence, and that the jury were unduly
influenced by the great personal beauty of the fe-
male plaintiff"
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
Romance in a senator's life.

Frazer g Magazine tells the following story, but
does not ellon the of hero, who is Senator
Lane of Kal 'sas
"A distng,. 'ished politician of Indiana, becoming
interested in tn movement for making Kansas free
State left his wi and repaired to that territory in
tending TO return eoon Becoming, however, identi-
fled with the struggles of Kansas the Senator STAYED
return He wrote back that it was impossible to re
turn. His wife waited iittls, and then wrote de-
cIaring that unless he returned by stated time sht
would sue for diverce. The Senator made no reply
but gave glowing account of the patriotic movemen
in which he bore a conspicuous part. The next let
ter he received was from the clerk of court in Ind
ana informing him that his wife had filed bill, witt
another from lawyer offering to defend him. The
Senator wrote back to the lawyer as foll9Ts:L
nv long absence. If were she would not stand il
either. shall offer no opposition to her suit t. 4qur }
been granted, this Senator returned to Washington
as the Senator Of the free State Of visited bis
old home in Indiana, and found his wife still bloom
Ing and handsome, and surrounded by admirers With
the rest he visited her from time to time, became
presently the accepted lover and was marned to
her -
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An Express Agent Abseonded.
Execution i'm Cleveland

ST. MARY's. C. W.. Feb. 9.-Mr. Phelps, agent Of
the American Express Company. has absconded
taking with him $4,000. He has gone to Europe
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

Sold PENS,
IN solid Gold Holdersl
In solid Silver Holders
Suitable for LADIES'!
Suitable for Gentlemenl
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen;
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for aoaste-
A Good Gold PenI
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Well Answered.

Thad Stevens best "holt'-as Artcmus sGys-is IL
skirmishng debate. in putting ugly questions to
opponent who has the floor, creating laugh, if pos
Sble, or exciting ridicule thus in many instances
not handle in square back hold" Now and then
Stevens asks one too many questions; now and then
his blunderbuss misses its aim, and Thad is obliged
TO sing
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

A HoREIBLE TRAGEDY IN FLoR1DA-The Quit
man Georgia. Banner says that very interesting
young lady living at Monticello Florida, recently
became insane and thus describes her act o. selfde-
structiOn:
On Tuesday night, as stated and for several days
previous she was absent from her home enjoying
the hospitality of friend. At about 10 o'clock she
retired to her room. An hour later youth who was
boarding in the same house having occasion to pass
BY the lady's door, heard her offering up to the
Throne of Grace an unusual tervent prayer and
pausing to listen, imagined he smet burning rags
Immediately notifying the gentlemen of the house
the family rushed to the door of the young lady'S
room. and being unable TO effect an entrance, burst
the door OPEN when Oh horror of horrors there sat
4he maniac in the centre of feather bed enveloped
in the flames whilst, with hands clasped together
she petitioned the God of heaven and earth. Upon
ntering the room the heard voice. in tones
- rapture issue from the flames 20. amt this glorl-
oi o, l-ain't a martyr?' The fire promptly eX-
p 'ished, when it was found the poor lady must
baSe Neen burning for time, for from her waist
donn very vestige Of clothing destroyed, not
;thton ding she was dressed in heavy woollen fab
;cs aId al a broadcloth cloak. The character
portion of h sr body; The flesh upon the lower por
t;on of her ho " and limbs actually ed brown
and nntwihstal ding, we are assured she did not ap
near to sffer pa ID. She was conveyed TO her home
and on last Saturuqy morning still survived but by
this doubtless has passed to that land where the
find res
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

"ln the .7etecIOn Of 10fe another important matte
is that she should write well. A lady who neglect
to cultivate ts accomplishment is not unlikely dc
cent in other essential qualities. es.'-CHEsrERTIELI
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
A useful gift. not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold;
Suitable, too, for young and old
4 Good Gold Peni
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

THE PREFECT OF THE RHoYE, in France, mas aG-
dressed the following to Madame Roussy, WIDOW oi
master weaver:
Madam: Your husband rendered great services to
the trade of Lyons and won the esteem of his fellow
citizens the Emperor who searches out merit IN all
the ranks Of society, decorated him with his own
hand. His Majesty has not forgotten the widow OF
the modest and hardwOrking artisan and he desires
me to inform you that in remembrance of your hus-
band he grants you an annuity of six hundred francs
/ am happy to be able to forward you his Majesty
letter which will doubt treasure as proof of
the esteem in which your husband was held. and of
the care with which his Majesty watches over those
who are useful to the country
HENRI CHEvREAU."
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
THREE GENTS.

IH!JHS OF iEApE:-Ihe sharp. enterprisinc. ire
pTessl1ie Yankee vino makes wooden nnr,negs and
white oak cheese il seems is not alone I si1,Ia
IN the practice of"Nankee" tricks The Sera5t,;,
ct human nature are heritage common to thr raoo
and creep cut in the sunny South as well as in ~
England Who but a Yankee could coDceiTs tI,.
idea OF Increasing the weight Of a bale of cotton h
packing in 1t worthless and extraneous subsanccsq
Act, from the South, a manufacturing company here
received consignment of cotton in one of the bales
oiwhich, on unpacking it. was found a twenty f,nr
pound shell. Another company in this city recently
discovered in the centre ola bale of cotton peck or
more Of bullets lead no longer needed for nurderous
purposes, sold as cotton! In another bale there was
a detunct rooster, supposed to have been the last
cock in the Confedaracv, and to have died came
Have the ankees gone South?
BITTEN ny a DoG.-A little child of Mr. William
Parker, while playing in front Of its residence No.
Hampstead street, Yesterday afternoon was badly
bitten in the face by dog. The little sufferer was
carried into the house and medical attendance sum
monet Uteer Thayor. of the eastern district. dis
Patehed tae vicious dog with ball from his revolver
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

The Tribune give the following as the true version
of the Grant Butler invitation:
The World of Tuesday has the following from
Washington:
Let me relieve gloomy picture with something
a shade lighter. Lieut.. Gen. Grant has moved into
his new house. The other night he gave house
warming, called in this region (where every one
ceiyes much, or at least expects to-, reception.
A card thereto was sent to Doctor Butler who re-
lurped it insutingy indorsed as follows
~ have the honor to receive your card of invita-
40, '. beg to decline it as politely as may and
Loi d further state that in event would be will
@ - bold personal intercourse with yourself or any
embe lug NJ of your family. ,,,
""To Ii, ,ut. Gen. Grant, u;... -
mus 9pe ,aIi- beer funle and fzzle out its little
@ hs Of the 5ts %sR Ras xRS R055s4 sy Gent Butler
- Inc trutn Is srtmLich the following is a copy:
has as t0nS et to 6aer fSaae has as now 1y
desire for further acquaintance
Jan. 90. -.os;tv how the var
sion Of Cen Buffers note published IN Ihe Horta 90
into the hands of the correspondent OF that paper
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 9.-John W. Hughes was
hanged here to-day, for the murder of Lawson Par.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

The gentlemen who, when King of Ma
pies, rejoiced in the nickname of "Bomba," lately
fell down stairs and broke his leg
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONGRESS-,

The Senate was not in session on Saturday.
In the House Mr.. Rogers, of New jersey gave no.
tice Of his intention to introduce bill to repeal all
acts exemptng Government securities from Federal
and State taxation, and also of his intention to in
troduce bill to equalize bounties
No other business transacted. the session being
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

The chief engineer of the Croton water board has
reported adversely to the building of Broadway
underground railroad on the ground that it would
interfere I with the Croton mains already laid. lie
built in London, although the water and Gas mines
are more numerous than lin New York. The weather,
of description. GI1rrT-s
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

DR.. GeOrge It. PerTlneI OF New York, to-day de-
livered to President Johnson and Hon. George Ban
prepared under the auspices of the American NJ
nismatc and Alphabetical T Logical Society and which he
was to 9ba present n the name Of that
medals in due form tomorrow as part of the pro-
ceedings the Capitol, but this could not be done
programme Both the President and Mr.. Bancroft
expressed themselves delighted with the medals and
the remarkable accuracy of the likeness.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12

TUESDAY,. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS,
Terms Five DOLIARS per nnz2um.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
The Baltimore sewing sEachi.e agency

Terms:-sf.50 per aslnulm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05
8 a 8 9 efenntniB.

2ore MariaaQ BON Ssitb. ih bitte tauisno Nal
I'm @sr,eibuns, ba6 i'd Sie martsn liee, rief Der
Marquis in DEN flsnen Salcpn eintretenD, alysin
elm ridtisss @siadft -
!9dlt Sie surif. untsrbtah ibn Der 9crb NIT ei,
nsm fsinen 2ihsln. SD psiB es, unb @is inb in
msinen Musen pUafommen eniihulbist. ga 4isrre
tat mir 9siast mslh' einen ih6nen unb liebens.
pirnisen Beiuh Sie stsn empfansen 6atten, unb
iA fnne es isbr natiirlih, nab Tim elmer ltSnen
unaen Dreuroia rillen, Die alten Treunbe tparten
mi1sn, benen ron ibrer Susenn mid 8 msbr aetlis.
Sen, ala na5 marine Gsfibl Der 2isbe fiit ibre
Ursunbe.
ga pisre bat S6nen alic bic 0ame senannt,
mslhe tei mir mar fraste Der Marquis unrubis.
Qllsroinss, ct bat iie mir senannt.
3eraei1en Sie ulen unbelhsioenes syraaen, Mps
lcrb. 0iit meltem Namsn bat er iie ssnannt?
Gin leiiss adhsln slitt absr baS epls fsinss>
ihittene AnseRHt 9cro Marihaus bin, ober er un,
tsroriidte es fhnsa misher, unb laste nit bottom,
mensm GrnR: 1r bat bic Dame te5eibnst ala
Wansmpileue 9aura Gchois.
| Ser Marquis nifte lsiie nit Dem &cpf, unb
tlidte bann usrlesen por iih bin. 9oro Marlball
8eitb leSte fanft feline 6anb auf bic Shulter bes
Wtarquis. llno nun, sie lisbes, srcbss &tnb aus
Der 4rcrenee, iaste Ct freunolid, nun pe9Snnen
sic einsm alten pblesmatiihen Wann, mie ih es
tin, bod AUDI 10 pisl 3sit, bab er ben 3ped 1sinss
6eutiSen Bslubss erreihen, bab er Sbnen feline
@lddwinfHe 5un' beutisen Sage narbrinsen fam
Soft ie3ne Sie. unb erbalte gie, nein t6surer
Dtarquis, unn SSnne uns AGsn, teicnoers absr Dem
8Sni9, nod lan8e eas ieltene unn toiftare Slid,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05

ugaa, pa, babsn 6rn. sDurn,'s aussn ShRe:'
vgBie 70, msin SSbnAn 2" = rSa, Wta Tag
aeuern iur Sante Nannis, 6rn. aSarm's AuS
rraren ibr auf Dem lssten Ban iiteran sstclst.
.9sa bid 1tlafen, SSbn1sn!1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS.

~ The original Medicine established in 1887, and
hrst article of the kind ever introduced under the
name of " PULMoNIo WARKRs,'' in this or any other
country ali other Pulmonic Waters counterieits.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
z stamped on each AFER
These been before the public for nearly
fSytV yeays the sale alta ned net only in
America foreign countries, fully attest their in
any other article offered for the Of Pulmonary
affections and tbs quantity contained in each
nearly double that Of the many wor hless imits
Llon advertised
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
cure Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Hoa seness, Asth-
of blood aims in Chest Incipient Consumption
and all Diseases of the Lungs Not only anoTding
temporary relief but eectng rapid and lasting cure
and are warranted satisfac ion In every In
stance. They do ate like alcoholic CO lpounds
and medicinal properties combined in form so
agree and pleasant the taste that child will
really them. One dose wi Ii always afford
RELIEF In TEN Minutes.
To VooALIsrs and PUBLIC SPRAKHas, these Wafers
are peculiarly valuable; they Will in one day remove
the most occasional hoarseness and their reg
uIar use for a days will, at all times, increase the
ITS compass and cearess, for which purPess they
are regularly used By many professional vocsiists
The very great celebrity OF this invaluable remedy
induced unpIincpled persoas TO prepare DSse I'D
which disappoint the just expectations OF the
purchaser, and njurs the character of the genuine
medicine
See that the word d" BRYAN" 10 stamped on each
and also observe the fac smile of the signature
Counterfeit which is forgery. 70 O6ebdlng par ties
will be dealt with to the full extent OF he law
BRYAN's PULAoNIc WA181s for sale BY all Drug
gists- 49,. =, "
sold Montpelier, VT. BY N. K. Brown, and Bixby
A Co speopR&Mz2yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27
income Returns for Washinutou
Country.

We print below the returns of income for
she year 1865, for the towns in this county
The figures show the incomes Of the indiv .du-
ais whose names are given, sitter the $500 has
been deducted and, in case of federal officials.
their salaries do not appear in these returns,
There are also some persons whose entire in
come is from bank stock, whose name. do not
appear in this list; but We expect to publish
hereafter special lit containing these names,
well as those of few others whose returns,
on account OF absence or other Cause, have not
yet been made In obtaining this report We
are under obligations to the courtesy Of L. c.
Brown, Esq. Hon. John Gregory and Hon
Harvey Tiden, the efficient Assessors in this
county and |. H. 2. Rowell, Esq, the accur-
ate aud gentlemanly Assistant in the Collectors
office, has rendered valuable aid in correctly
transcribing the lists
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27
aKlnCT1Gl.

In Berlin, June l7th by Rev. J. House. MIR. VIM. W.
Bean Of West Randolph, and Miss Ruth E. Sanders Of
West RoxbuIy.
In Barre June 2Ist by Rev l.. HILL Mr.. Salmon W.
DAVIS Of Cabot, and Mrs. Alantha A. Evans of Barre
In Uuderhili June 18th, BY Rev. c. 2. Garvin, Mr..
Ed win R. ard Jericho, Miss Lucia r. daughter
OF Oliver W ellis Of Underhill.
In Winooski, June 81, by Rev D. Lewis, Mr.. Hiram
e. Ferri. Il South Hero, and Miss Lusica H. Lord of
Winooski
In South Hardwick, March 2sth, by Rev c. Fales
Mr. Edison Kinney Of Albany, and Miss Lucinda N.
Patterson, of Glover.
By the same, Nay 9th, Mr.. John Gross of Hardwck,
and Miss Mary Kent of Escot, Z. E.