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G.. G.. G K A ID Y,S
SHOW
Is coming and will visit
FT NJ ID L "A ".

ON OR ABOUT MAY Isth, 1866,
with y large and commodious pavilion and
one OF the lest troups now travelling. Thq
following are some ~ The talented artists en-
gagged;
MIR. VI. A. Parmeter, the world renowned
Acrobat from the Royal Circus OF England. (
Mr.. ii. Markin, the great light and heavy
Ballanoer ana lor Izon,al Bar peri rmer.
MIR. G. II. Grady, the wonderful German
and Irish cor median.
MIR. G. Beachom, the great Acrobat and
Trek Clown.
MIR. r. Goodman. the astonishing Acrobat
and rrapeI performer.
Mrs. c. G. Grady, the great Comic Vocal.
Isl aud Danseuse.
Mrs. G.. II. Grady, the astonishing Irish
commed ienue and Danseuse.
MIR. G. MeCormic, the young Acrobat
Como singer and choice La Perch perfurmer.
Master Geo. Andrews. 1.-The fgrand Ameri 4.
osn Acrobat aud Boneless Boy -
MIR. ]. Predmore, the great Gymnastic
Performer.
MFR. @. c. Grady, as Clown, win enliven
the andlenee with his funny sayings, origin
aty Of wit and humor. &c.
Also, MIR. J. Robbins Fancy Brass Band
$50 OeNhsnsAes VIII 70 III attendance ana
discourse some Of their music arranged ex
prsssiy Tor this company. by himself.
aT RRMEnBER; THE 10
Largest Minstrel Troupe Travelling,
WIN perform under the same pavilion. ,hsr
the Big show. This band viii consist of
a Twelve star PerfOrmers.
q ,L.at Q. q. GRADY,
Proprietor and Ensipess Manager.
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In the months Of January and Feb
ruary the excess of passengers west
to Chicago above those returning to
the east, was estimated at $500 each
month. In March the excess of
travel west was 5,400, and for. April
it will probably reach 1000, showing
that the emigration westward is In.
creasing at rapid pace.
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LIST OF LETTERs

Remaining unclaimed in tbs Post. ONCE, In
Findlay. on the 4th dav OF May, 1s66.
Brown, Lieut., Aug Lewis, j..
Bsker, Mrs. Sarah N. Moore, John
Con bs, Dan. Hs propsi, Frederick.
Creighton, Samuel Smith. Mrs. Martha.
Cole, Harry 8 ovenour, Miss Mary
Davis. VIM. v. Wilkinson, Cyrus.
Dague, J. II. Vol. Mfss Amanda
ktfds, Miss Mahala Whipple Mrs Adrienna
karns. Miss Francis Walters. John W.
Persons wishing To- obtain any OF the above
must call for advertised letters, giving the
late OF this Lat, and pay one cent for ad
vertising. J. y. ROTHCHILD. Pm.
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Another Item which is Important to
- Military Officers:

An act which passed the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes OF Congress, In March, lsC6. and
which will shortly pass the Senate provides,
that Ia every case in which commissioned d
officer actually entered on his duty MS such
commissioned officer and was entitled by law
to be mustered In as such, but by reason OF
capture by the enemy or other cause be
yond his control aud without fault or NEGLECT
OF his own was not mustered according 10
the regulations within a period OF not less
than thirty days, the Pay Department shall.
ailowto such officers fan pay and emolu
ments from the dates on which such officers
actually entered on scuh duty. deduoting
only the amount paid or pay aotus lily receiv.
ed by such officers for such period.
Those having claims under either OF the
ABOVE acts will md 1t beneficial to send their
papers AZ once TO the uadersig gned for coilec
ton or adjustment. Having business agents
IN Washington and Columbus, all claims will:
be promptly attended TO. send them nj
once, as those first In will be nrst attended to.
WILLIAM MUNGEN,
Airy and Authorized Military Claim
r..f Agent, .T
rat the Office of Mungsn q Walker, 4tty,s,
aIl27f Elr.. FINDLAY, O,
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Road Notice.
-oTIcE IsuEREBy GIVEN NruAT

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ n petition will be presented to the Com
mi sioners OF Hancock county. Ohio, at the "
next session To- be held on the first Monday
n June, 1865. praying for the establishment
1fa county rad, along ths following des
.cribed route, to wit;
commencing At the quarter post, on the
south line uf section thirty -one. township two
south Of raj ge eeyen east, ~ the count
line between Hardin and Hancock . unues.
thence north on tho open line betSeen lands
,wued BY Joseph EborhaIt and others, tue
west side. ard lands 10 ned by Joshua DtNou
I intersec.s the Upper Sandusky, Williams.
tow and Lima state road in said section aud
theTe terinilLate.
JOSHUA DiXSON.
Nnril 1S 1854 --n,I ly
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LOCAL BOU NTY.
Veterans Look Here!

The following act was passed
by the Ohio Legislature on the
sixth day of April, 1866, and is
now law of this State. ~
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U. 8. Internal Revenue.
Annual Taxes for As86.

Ann nal Taxes for As66.
U,BE ATTENTION OF TAXPAYERS 10
J. hereby called TO The provisions Of the
United States Excise Law, relative TO the as
lessment Of Annual Taxes. TI
by the n OF June 30, 1864 and the amend.
atory act OF April l, 1865, Tia made the duty
4 all persons, partnerships, Arms, associa-
ions, or corporations made liable TO any an.
nual duty, license or tax, on or | efore the
irst Monday OF May, In each year, 10 make
list, or return to the Assistant Assessor OF
the District whore located, of the amount OF
annual income, the article or articles charged
with special tax, namely: carriages, gold
watches, piano fortes, ,rgans, melodeons,
billiard tables, gold and silver plate, and the
business or occupation liable TO pay license.
Every person who shall tail TO make such
return by the day spec fed. will be liable,
under The aGi Aforesaid, to be assessed by the
Asse ssor or Assistant Assessor, acct riding to
he best Information which he can obtain f;
md in such case the Assessor Ia required to
i'd twenty-five per cent; and In all cases OF
siifuI negls ct or refusal to make returns, and
u false or irauduf nj returns. to add one
hundred per cent. Ne n Uenalty 10 the amount
{ duty ascertained TO be due Payment OF
he annual taxes, except those for licenses,
will not be demanded until the 30th day OF
iune. The appropriate blanks on which TO
make returns, and all Necessary information,
viii be furnished by ID. b. BRARDsLKY, assist
| tnt hssesSOr tOr the second DIVISION, 10 whom
he returns should be delivered. In order 10
acilitate tho assessment, and obyiate the NO.
cessity of the Taxpayers v no are remote
rem his ONCE, calling and making their re.
,utns, have directea said Assistant Assss.
| sor to be vt
Mount Blanchard. MAY 9Th and aih.
Nanlue. May lcth and llth.
West Independence, May 18th and 18th.
| Arcadia, May l6th and l7th.
McConb, May 22d ana 23I.
Van Buren,, May 24th and 2ith.
| Cannunsburg, May 29th and 30th.
Benton, May 3lst and June lst.
Arlington, June 5th am 9Th.
AND ~ his office in Findiay thereafter, until
JhIe 3Oih. 1865. Alter which the penalty will
| re enforced according TO the acts aforesaid.
rho returns should he made out and deliver.
| cd at the times and places designated.
q. W BERRY,
U. s. Assessor, 9th District, Ohio.
Upper s,ndusky. April lSth, lsG6.
ASSISTANT AssEssoRs OPPIcE,
FSiLAY, u, 4pfii Is, ls66.
You wll please notice the instruction Of
he Assessor above given, aud you are hereby
notified To call upon me AT the time and place
,bove mentioned, nearest your place Of res
dence, ard furnish me with n list OF your
property. accordii x tO law. A non. eonpii.
1nce will subject you To ITS penalty.
b u. BEARDSLLY,
Assistant Assessor for Hancock CO., o.
apr7I-Sw
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extract oithe choice
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With other subslan.
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RRADLEY's DUPLEX IMMOvABLL ELLIp.
- TIC Spring Hoop skirts at the
NOTION SrORg,
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH woyB
"A oorsets, white and colored, ut the
- ..s..----s NOTION STORE.
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GRAY's PATENT MOULDED PAPER cor.
OLARS just received AT.
BALLENTINE's,
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Road Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

,pril rs isG6.-myl 4w.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Asp NANr OTnkG PETITIONERS
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14
MORNING, MARGH Ii, 1886.

the coast of Chill, and the forces of Spain, con-
siderable as they are, must obviously be unequal
to the blockade Of such seaboard. Not only
may the other States of South America cast in
their lot with the belligerent Republic but behind
all these looms the ominous figure Of the great
the United States is honestly neutral, but an
American. squadron has been dispatched to the
Pacific, and it is impossible to say what complies
tions may arise from the incidents Of war.
The Paris Patrie says that orders had been sent
to Brest to continue to watch the new Peruvian
iron-clad Huescar, and at the same time to OBJ
serve the movements Of an English vessel, sus-
pected OF carrying arms and ammunition to thu
Huescar. .' et'i-- -s'i5@ -
A late telegram from Brest says the captain Of
the English vessel which had been lying in that
port, laden with war stores, had been sentenced
to six days i'm prisonment and fined 80 francs.
2 The Chilian cruiser Independencia had arrived
at Brest from the Scheldt. .:i,;{ ..,ii Z, T5J.s.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congregational News.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator SHERMAN, Of
Ohio, presented to the United States Senate, to-
day, petition from citizen of Columbia, s. c.,
asking indemnity for loss sustained by the de-
etruc.;on Of his house. He read letter from
Gen. SHERMAN, auegiug that Columbia was not
fred by Federal authority, but by order of Gen.
WADE HAMPTON. Gen. SHERMAN states that the
town was on fire when he entered. The petition
was referred to the Committee on Claims. The
bill to admit Colorado was discussed. Senator
SUMNER opposed it, because no provision was
made in the Constitution to allow negro suffrage
In the United States House Of Representatives
? resolution declaring the inexpediency Of the
scheme looking to guarantee by this Government
Of Mexican or Fenian loan, was not allowed to be
introduced.
The Reciprocity bill was discussed.
MARCH 1S.-The United States Senate refused to
pass bill for the admission Of Colorado.
Tic LJusc, - vote of 100 against 80. passed
the Senate bill declaring all persons, white or
black, born in the United States, to be citizens
the United States, and to protect them in their
civil rights and to furnish the means for their vim
dication. Nothing in this act to be construed 80
as to affect thelaws of any State concerning the
rights of suffrage.
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m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

BET STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST Esq.,
OrIinary.-Whereas HETTY ". JACOBI, of Charles
ton Widow, made suit to to grant her Letters Of
Administration of the Estate and Effects of WOLFE ia
COB JACOBI late Of Charleston, Merchant These are,
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular tho
kindred and creditors OF the said WOLFE JACOB JAcoDI
deceased that they be and before me- the Court
Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston, at No. Rutlee-
street. the 2st day OF March, 1885, next after publ
cation hereof at II o'clock in tho forenoon, to snow
cause, if any they have, why the said Administrations
should not be granted.
Given uuder my hand, this sixth day Oh Ma'eN'
4. D. lSf6. GEo'". DoA'i'
Ma,ch7 v9 judge Of rrobates
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"SIGNS OF THE TIMES"

Continuing our tour through Meeting street,
We notice the house on the southeast corner OF
Meeting and Chalmers streets, commonly known
repairs, and shortly to be occupied by the U. s.
Assistant Treasurer.
CAsTENs & JACOBS, Saddlers, Harness Makers.
etc., occupy the northeast corner of Meeting and
Chalmers streets.
DR.. G. B. CUTTERS Office is at No. Sc Meeting
street.
LOUIS ORTMANN & Co., No. 5S Meeting street,
dealer in Fruits, segars, Tobacco, etc.
THE South Carolina Society's Hall merits brief
mention. The Society will celebrate their one
hundred and thirtieth Anniversary on the first OF
April next. Its funds, We learn, have been con-
aiderably lessened by the war,-but it has now
over $50 members. The Hall has been ore in
5ured by shells than any building in the city, but
repairs are gradually being made, as the roof has
already been covered, and other work will be done
as soon as the Society are in funds. The Society
has been wealthy and has expended large amounts
IN charity.
L. HEUEe, on the northwest corner of Queen
and Meeting streets, we know to be most excel
lent barber.
j. BURKE's Printing Office is at No. 50 Meet
ing street. Mr.. B. is the Oldest printer in this
city now actively engaged in the business. He is
prepared to do all kinds Of job work. Also keeps
. good supply Of stationery.
BURKE & Bo1NEsT, No. 60 Meeting street. have q
Periodical Depot.
GEORGE CoNNoR, No. 81, Merchant Tailor.
Military and Naval Uniforms made here. Mr.. c.,
for number of years, WAS the foreman of Messrs.
@. D. CARR & Co.'s establishment.
The HBERNIAN HALL escaped unscathed by fire
and SaeN;, 81. PSxGsVSA having Afforded his pro-
lection to the national emblems of harp and
shamrock; to say nothing Of FIN MAC Guile, who,
1t WAS to be expected, would keep an eye on the
bssalt pillar from his own causewsy.
Madame 4. FAv1ER, No. 63 Meeting street
keeps very recherche Restaurant, Ice Cream
Saloon. and Confectionery generally. Her cream
puffs are nonparea.
In Hasel street. we omitted to mention Dr..J.
SoLoMoss, Dentist, WHO lives at No. IS.
Passing on up to the Pavilion Hotel, we nm
that we neglected to mention LAWRENCE QUASI
BARRIERS, under the Pavilion.
Opposite this Hotel lives J. MErrzLER, Boot
maker.
On the northeast corner of Meeting AMI Went
worth is the establishment known a. the Gar
tesisn Wslr"-sign, long, perennial horsc-trough
The lot and appurtenances thereof in decided
ly eeely condition, making strong appeals t
somebo,ly to come and take charge oft.
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@s TATEo SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON DI5TRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
Ordiuary.-Whereas WILLIAM T. RUGER, Of Charles
ton Merchant made suit to TO grant him Letters
of Administration Of the Estate and Effects of AMY
TURNBULL, late of Charleston, Widow These are,
therefore, to cite and admonsh all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said AMY TuRNBULL,
deceased that they be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston at No.
Rutcdgesreet, the 2lst day of March, 1866, after
publication hereof at IL o'clock in the forenoon to
show cause, if any they have, why tho said Admin.
stration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this sixth day Oh March,
Ammo Domini 1866. GEORGE BUST,
Msrch7 VIZ Judge of Probates
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as- JAMES 8. BELL e. al vs. WILLIAM

ns- JAMES 8. BELL ct al us. WILLIAM
BELL, ct uz.-CoLLETON DIsTRICT-IN EQUITY
BILL FOR PARTITION OF REAL EsTATE.-It ap.
pearng to my satisfaction that WILLIAM BELL and
ELIZABETH C. BELL, Defendants In above cause, are
absent from and without the limits Of this State, on
motion of TRACY, Solicitor for Plaintiffs it is ordered
that the said WILLIAM BELL and ELIZABETH DELL do
appear and plead, answer or demur to the said Bill
within three months from the date hereof, decree
pro eone,o will be entered Of record against them.
BENZ. STOKES, G. g. c. D.
Commissioners Office. Coeton Dist, Feb. 10. 1866
March IA Feb. l2 lamo3mo
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@TO THE CITIZENS OF BERKLEY DIS.
TRICT-The United States Tax Commissioners for the
District OF South Carolina under the Act of 1882 have not
considered their duty in all cases. to inform parties OF
the provision of the Act which eYempts from taxation
Homestead where assessed value Of the Lot Tract
does not exceed Ave hundred dollars and which the
owner resided at the passage Of the Act of 1852.
It having to my knowledge that Taxes have been
collected on Hometeads, have felt 1t my duty to give
publicity to tho information that who have been
illegally Taxed may mako reclamation, and to prevent
further imposition. W. P. sHINGLER.
February II
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SPAIN, PERU, AND UHILI-.fhe London Times,
commenting on the news that Peru has declared
war against Spain, says the Chilian fee5 has by
this time been joined by the Peruvian squadron,
in overt opposition to the forces of Spain Spain
has by far the more powerful fleet, but she is ope-
rating from an enormous distance. The cost OF
the Pacific squadron will be ruiuous to her bank-
rupt eIcheqner, and it's commanders will bs put
to extreme straits Tor supplies. Goals water, aud
provisions OF all knis will be virtually out of their
reach while the difficulties of the case will b. in-
creased by the imppssibility of striking any deci
sive blow. The coast OF Peru has been added t0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14
From Mobile.

MOBILE, March 19.-Ncws from New Orleans
REPORT the election of JOHN F. MUNRoE Mayor
Of that city by 311 majority. The National Demo-
cratic ticket was almost entirely successful.
Judge KELLOGG, Collector of the Customs, has
news that the authorities at Washington have dis
missed all persons engaged in the seizure of prop
erty in the South claimed as belonging to the Con-
federate Government. All cotton now seized to be
held until full examination can be had.
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From Canada.

TORONTO, March 1.-THE number Of troops
volunteering in answer to call from the Govern
ment, to repel the expected invasion from the
Fenians, is greatly in excess Of the number want
ed. An official military order has been published
denouncing the Fenian raid, and relying for sue
cess upon the volunteers in case an attack should
take place.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

a%3IESSRS. EDITORS MAY I ASK THE
favor of you to give the enclosed card to my consta
ents prominent insertion in your paper, and to con-
tinue to do 80 sufficient number Of times to insure i
thorough publicity. Ignorant myself of the exemption
in the Act Of Congress referred paid the tai
OF party not liable, and upon eokng over tho book
at the Tax Office, ound that other parties had paid
for their ignorance OF thei
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
W p gHTNGTFR
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The following statement is made as to the stu
dents in the University Of Virginia. at Charlottes-
The large, majority Of the students have seen
service III the Confederate army, as colonels, ma
jors, captains and lieutenants, few, OF course,
having been in the rauks. Among the list of stu
dents noticed the names of the following Ben
jamln Wood, Jr, son ~ Mr.. Wood, of the New
YorI Daily News; A: ". Pope, nephew of tho Fed
era General Pope; Hugh Davis and r. Davis Far
isl, nephews OF Mr., Jefferson DAVIS; W. W. Footo,
son uf tx- enator Foote, It Mississippi; j. w. vii,
,ner s,n of Bishop Wilmer, of Alabama, and
Charles L. Rves, sou OF Hon. Alexander Rives, of
Chsr.uttr sve, tirg nis.
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NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate of Mrs. SARAH n NATHANS,
deceased, will present them properly atested and all
indebted to the same will make payment to -
JACOB N. NATHANs, Administrator.
March IA w3* No. sS Broad-street.
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The Reciprocity Treaty.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Several weeks ago, a
delegation from the British Provinces visited
Washington with view to continue the reci-
procity trade; and bill was reported to the
House for this purpose, which, after some discus
ion.-ssss-reecte1l last night: The Foreign Tariff
Aat win, therefore, now apply to the Provinces.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

Two negro children arc now on exhibition at
Raleigh, North Carolina, that excite much curiosi-
ty. They are fourteen years of age, and were
born of slave parents in Anson County. The
Standard speaks of them as follows: "The conneo-
ton between these girls is closer than in the
Siamose twins, there being more of the physical
and mental organs common to each. The conuec-
ton begins below the neck and terminates at the
extremity of the spine. To touch one at any point
of her body below the connection sends sensa-
ton to the brain of each; whilc touch Of sltAss
above the connection is felt by that one only.
They can talk to different persons at the same
time on entirely different subjects, and one Can
engage in game Of whist while the other reads
or SINGS"
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Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bittera.


BROOKLYN, N. z, May IS, 1858.
Aessrs. HosteHer q Smith:
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six weeks and feel 1t due to you and to tho public to
express my hearty approval Of their effect upon me-
never wrote "puf" for any one and aShor every
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entirely removed from the level Of the moro sssrus Of
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14

As CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER "KING-
FISHER" from Baltimore, hereby notified that her
cargo is being This Day discharged at North Atlantic
Wharf All goods left upon the wharf at sunset will be
stored at the expense and risk of the owner.
WILLIS L CHIsoLM
March IS
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 1s.-The cotton market is
dull, and has declined from one to two cents
ales 1000 bales at IL cents. Gold 2os.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AE FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN TONS OF
Freight can be secured to Jacksonville. Florida Apply
at No. 253 Meeting-street between Ta, and Monday
Nert. 81 March IL
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MARRIED..

At Gainesville Fla, Wednesday February 2s 1885, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. q.
ToMK1Ns, Mr.. T. F. ONEILL, formerly of Charleston,
8. O., to Miss MALVINA, eldest daughter Of Capt j. A.
MASON.
Wilmington papers please copy.
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A Cincinnati paper says that Idaho has popu.
lation of 30 600, and not minister of the gospel
in the whole territory.