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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The letter of our special correspondent on
the Rio Grande, though written before the
capture OF Matamoros, viii be found very
interesting, detailing, as it does, the events
which preceded and led to that result.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 6, 1856.

CONFEDERATE DEAD.-on our sixth page
VIII be found q list of the names Of Confeder-
ate soldiers who died and were buried in and
near New Orleans during the war. We shall
keep this list standing for some time, for the
benefit Of those who desire such information
as it affords
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

We are under obligations to the officers of
the steamship Texas for Galveston papers of
the Sd.
The clerk of the Fashion has our thanks
for late Vicksburg paper.
For st. Louis papers of the 3oth we are
indebted to the courteous officers of the
Olive Branch.
The Southern Express Company has our
thanks for late papers from various quarters.
We are indebted to the officers of the Louise
for the latest Mobile papers.
The officers of the st, Louis have our
thanks for file of Boston papers.
The Southern Express Company last night
brought as Cincinnati papers of the Sd
Charleston of the I'd, Atlanta of the Sd, and
Memphis of the 4th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

Tzn LAND We Love This is the title of
monthly magazine established by Gen D..
Hill ct Charlotte, North Carolina, the May
t nher y which we have received from our
i shbor, j. A. Gresham, bookseller, 80 Camp
re ct 2he magazine has some very good
til les, not the least interesting of which
; those contributed By the editor, Gen.
III ainself
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
Died.

On Tuesday, the % inst, at p M, MARGARET ALIEN
Blair aged l3 months. ~ " o.
Thou art gone from US darling Margie to know thee was to
love theeno one could be Indifferent to thy winning and
aeconate little ways You had always smile and cares
for every one long long shall miss thee darling The
void left in never be filled but the thoughts Of
thy bliss Angel Marge and thy escape from the suferng
and snaes of this world, will be greatest consultations
Thou art little rosebud transplanted from earth to
Heaven 20 bloom for ever in angelic sweetness. stsss
R5F- Mobile papers pcase crpy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

FN ANoIAD AND COMMERCIAL SuMmARY.-
The oad market was very quiet yesterday
and 81 nes at the Brokers Board as well as j,
the out door market, exhibited very marked
falling off as compared with the previous
average daily operations for some weeks past.
Rates co ntinned exceedingly uniform through
out, how ever, and the market closed languid
at the op sning quotation 150l@151
F5yeigs ErchdnGe- Operations in Sterling
and Franc shaYesalmost come to stand still
There is n 2eommereial upon the market and
rates are .v cry firm, both at bank and at the
Offices of % rvate drawers. But the demand
has very m atarially abated, and transactions
cannot be re ported as much better than nom
inal at prev ious figures, viz: 166@167 for
Bank SterlinI :, l57G9159 for Clear Bills, 8. 35f.
@s.8Of forl Bank Francs, and 8, 45f G93. 4Of
for outdoor. II rancs.
Domestic Ec Change There is very active
and steady der aand noticeable at.all the banks
and banking louses.for sight checks on the
Northern cite y which of course tends to
keep up rates al lTound Out of door offerings
are still exceed Hgly Light however, and QUO
tations continue tirIn, at per cent premium
at bank and lt9 Bper cent. premium on the
street. for sight becks on New York, Phila-
delphia and Bostt w.
Uaesfreat Notes and Seeuass-The market
has been almost q stand still since our
last % far as rege eds the movement in IN
current Notes and Stocks and Bonds The
market was but poe rly supplied at best, while
the demand vas Of an exceedingly restricted
character throughol u both at the Brokers |
Board and upon the areet.
Cotton-I7he deman a;and supply continue as
for some days past. taes since our last 5000
bales. at pre- 7inus qu, statios1s. Both brokers
and factors are ankle g,sly awaiting later ad-
vices from FL qruEa, and theme isno disposition
to enter into heavy nei yohations till after the
arrival Of the next trans aaantie steamer
sugar and lMosasses There has been
slight improve .ment noticeable in operations
under this head SINCE our last, but the market |
is still compare, lively inactive, and rates rule
as at the close Of orr previous review Of flour |
Wesgern Pfoda- ce--Gales yesterday were linn
ited to 1900 bhl 5. at Tuesdays quotations.
Corn ,is in fair supply at store but quite
scarce on the iant ling. The demand, how
ever is rather res rictsd and sales since our
last have been conf sRedsto 1000 sacks at our
quotations. Oats az 9 unchanged in demand.
supply Or prices. ran continues dull and !,
Hay is fat without any t4letable alteration in ;
rates
Professions Pork end Bosom are in good
demand at previous quota tAoAs, but owing to
the prospect Of protraeb ed var in Europe, I,
holders have agIain advanG ed their figures, !
which tends for the time loeing to restrict
operations moderate bua mess has trans
pred since our last, however, but the market
ID still exceedingly unsettled. Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The Duff Green lately confirmed by the
Senate as U. S. marshal for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi, is not the Duff Green Of
quondam political notoriety.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

On July 3 1866 by Rev. L. P Heintz, VIM MILLER to
MISS SUSAN sCHoENDER, both of this city.
On the l4th inst by j. Norris ESQ., at the residence Of
the BRIDES mo ther, Mr. W. NJ c. NELSON formerly Edtto
Of the Central Organ" and late of the Creoe Chargers
DIST Louisiana CayayD to Miss MoLLIEJ MCBRIDE of the
parish of st. Landry.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

Texas ELECTION. The returns from the
Texas election show large majo1ities in nearly
every county for Throckmorton, the con
ierEative Democratic candidate for governor,
gainst Pease, the radical candidate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

BIsHoP WnaER Of LOUISIANA The tele-
graphic correspondent Of the Associated Press
in this city, under date Of the "a, says:
Bishop Wilmer accepts, and a majority of the
diocese iHdorse his election. He win be conse-
grated speedily by 2iahop Hopkins.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

MI Pike has made public his plans and
specifications for his new building on Fourth
street, Cincinnati. He has determined to
erect, instead of an opera house, an immense
mechanics exchange of the finest style. 1t
promises to eclipse any other similar building
in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
Clothing.

TULANE BUILDING New Orleans, July 5, 1866
A large stock of Mems and Boys CLOTHING, FUR,
NIsHING GOODS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS etc.
Also, Ladies' TRUNKS Gent, Fine Sole Leather TRUNKS
yALIsEs, TRAVELLING BAGS e,c., Wholesale and Retail
At Very Low Prices.
Louisiana stste Treasury Notes,
Louisiana State Bank Notes, TAKEN AT PAR
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART.
81 and % 4np street
Crescent oIsd Single Stay. slippers.
These BEAUTIFUL SLIPPERS, for to.s Lnele. and
Gentlemen, ready.
DRAKE Il MARKHAM,
5b Camp ztfeet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The foreign correspondent Of the Mobile
Tribune says grand public dinner was re-
Gently rendered to General Beaure,gapd, in
London, and that he has since been further
honored by The acknowledgment Of his aupe-
rior skill as military engineer The Bt1tsh
government have made oyertures to the gem
eral, but be has declined them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

A sickening case of infanticide occurred at
Nashville on the 28th. A woman having ille-
gitimate twins, smothered them by throwing
them into vault. She has been arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

On the 9th, a corps of engineers, under
Col Hudnutt, drove the first stake and com
menced the survey for the extension of the
Illinois and Michigan canal to the Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
Csntr@J Erccuticc Committee.

NEW oR1EANs, July 5, 1865.
The members of the CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COM
NIFTEE Natouo Democratic Party of Louisiana are
requested to Parlor p St. Charles Hotel on SATuR
DAY EVENING NEXT the 7th inst, at o'clock
full attendance earnestly requested business Of great
importance will be brought before the meeting
J. NJ. TAYLOR, Chairman.
s. D. HARPER, Secretary,
The Land we KOve.
A NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, DEVOTED TO LITER
AZURE AND THE FINE ARTS.
Edited by Gen. D. H HILL lats Of the Southern Army
JAMES A. GRESHAM,
bookseller and statIoney,
% CAMP STREET,
Has been through the agency Of Gen James LOngstset
appointed sole agent for the above Journal.
lie is prepared to subscriptions aud advertisements
sua exhibit q specimen number Of the work ]
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

A prize fight took place at Louisville on the 29th
ult., between two well-known pugiIists. After
fighting fifteen rounds, one had an eye punched
out and was otherwise seriously injured.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

the Drawings Of the ALA BAMA LO Terry the rst OF h
takes place in MOBILE, on the
7th DAY OF JUN,
VIII be unqu, tonaby fair, There is mistake about th
institution. The prizes will be drawn fortunate
ticket holder surely the money Tie drawer ge
either the money the prize at his choice.
OFFICE T. S. AND A AssocrArIog, ,
Mobile Ala, June %, 1866 :
Hon. J. NJ wf.hers. Mayor of Mobile;
SOn behalf of the Tuscaloosa Scientific and Art Asso
cison,"I respectfully request that you will appoint three
disnterested Commissioners of uniInpeachabe integrity ia
superintend the drawing of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
fPrize to be made by the Association in this city on the b
OF July for the benefit of the UNIVERSITY OF FALABAMA
Very respectfully N. L. WHITFIELD
President 7. S and a. Association
MAYoR's oErIcE, Cry OF MOBILE,
To Col John Hgley H Ballenyne and Col Chas Forsyth
GentlemenIu compliance with above request appoint
you the Commissioners named and hope that you viii
serve. Respectfully
j NJ. wITHERs, Mayor of Mobile.
NOZZLE, ALA. June 26th 1866
Hon. j. NJ, Withers Mayor OF Mobile!
sir-ln pursuance of your appointment viii
the Commissioners uperntend the drawing Of the
loosa Scientific and Association in this city on
the 9Th Of July next for the benefit eff the University of
Alabama JNO, H. HIGLEY
Z. BALLENTYNE
c. FORSYTH
Tickets for sale and Prizes Cashed in Full on demand by
CHAs. 7. HOWARD,
LICENSED DEALER, No. 40 CAMP STREET
And at all Branch Offices in New Orleans
For Lease.
THE LOWER STORY OF THE
Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall-St. Charles st.
With the exception the Store occupied by McClosev Co
for term years Possession given M November 1860
Apply to
T. D. VAN HORN
seereary Board Directors Crescent Office q amp ,troet
.TOt5Ce.
OFFICE OF THE HOPE INSURANCE CoMPAN,
OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans June 2S 1866. I
The Annual Election for Directors of this Company will be
Aea at ats office, No. q Camp street. on MONDAY 9Th July
next, from u O'Clock NJ. to O'Clock F. NJ
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
James As. Thompson,
NJ ER CHANT TAILOR,
No. 147 Fulton Street,
NEW YORK,
SSSS SSC St@S&C@ ASEgNGSs
No. 1ae CALLE DE LA HABANA
Havana Cuba.
EBPT IN AMERICAN STYLE.
LAY & HANCOCK,
Propriatnrs
....- II Card.
The undersigned having closed his business connection with
Office of the True Delta connected himself with that
the CRESCENT would respectfully ask from his friends
ntnuance that liberal support which they have hber
tended towards him.
FRANK a, BARTLETT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The following correspondence gives ample assurance that
the Drawings Of the ALABAMA LOTTERY, Gr,t OF which
takes place in MOBILE, the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The Tallahasse and Sumter were sold at auc-
tion in liverpool, under orders from the u. S.
Consul, on the 18th ult. The Tallahassee
fetched e64G0, and the Sumter e115Q.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

a recent fire in Virginia City, Nevada, des-
troyed property to the amount of 5000, 600,
and rendered four hundred people homeless.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
If Gard.

THE ALABAMA LOTTERY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The steamship Liberty, Captain Stafford, sailed
at 7 o'clock last evening for Baltimore, via Ha-
Vana, with full freight and the following passen
gers:
q X Fitkin g Pitkn, Il Rust Captain H Ueumnn Mrs De
ISfheS and servant Hickey Mrs Hewitt and daughter
L1as3 y ! Je9es - and wife, Hamburger Mr. Gordng
y K} uoidRs y braG4er Herman, Shafbless noveny
. sRa others " "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

The murderers of Mrs. Perrine and her children
at Little Rock have been arrested, and one of
them was hung by an infurated mob. Two others
we're committed to jail to await examination
While taking them to jail, the sheriff was obliged
to fire into the crowd to prevent their seizing the
prisoners. The ball wounded one man in the head
clipping his ear off
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

PROSPECTIVE DrELs AT MENpuIs,-A dispatch
from Memphis, dated the I'd, says;
General Jordon, chief editor of the Appeal on
Saturday challenged NJ. @. Galloway, of the Aya-
eepted and the parties repaired to Hernando,
Mississippi, where both were arrested and placed
under bonds, 1t is thought the parties will 90 to
Arkansas to settle the difficulty. The challenge
originated with Colonel Galloway writing severe
attack against General Jordon, on account Of an
article written by the latter to Harper's Weekly,
in which Jordon blamed Jeff Davis for the failure
of the Confederacy
Another duel is to mature tomorrow, between
respected lady friend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
q. Carer COnspuMy

I. JEFF. HALL, President.
OtHCe--35 GArondeipt street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

Counterfeit twenties on the First National Bank
OF Portland, Conn, are in circulation in Nash
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06
.E0tsOas BEamChe.

1I5,.....,......... CANAL STREET. ...........I55
WINES, LIQUORS AND PRESERVES
IN RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06

GALLOT & CHAYANNE, PRoPRrEroRs,
Would respectfully inform their friends and ths public in
general that on MONDAY EVENING, the nth inst they
VI" open their Store at 57 Oanalseet door omes
IN tbs Store which is Of an entirely stylewi awsy8
oe ouhd IN great abundance splendid assortment tine
Wines, Liquors and Preserves,
OF az brands, and from every country.
FRUlTS, VEGETABLES, MEATS, FISHES and PATF2
OF all sorta and the best qualities at very low prices
N BA Sample Room for gentlemen will De found in tho
back part Of the Store. N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-06


E............,,.,C ,CHARTRES STREET. .....,,.... ~
Lately received from England North CARPETINC
of all kinds and qualities: FLOOR OIL CLOTHS n III
widths and quail les MATING checkered white and fancn
Cocoa Mating, Harcloth Rugs, Mats Window Shades af
and Plain Covers Lace Curtains, Orsted Cnraine Ci
and Pins, etc, at reduced prices 1' SN'tNN"H
a. BROUSSEAU & co
Importers and Dealers al Whnlesae nnd R,tniI
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New Market

We learn that by the joint action o.
our worthy City Council and the en-.
terprising Masonic fraternity of our
city, a fine new structure is to take the
place of the unsightly old market
house which has done duty for SO long
a series of years. The arrangements
are said to be such as will secure the
completion Of the building before the
end of autumn, so far as to admit OF
its use for market purposes. The low
er part will be devoted to that object,
while the upper story will be finished
and fitted up in superior style by the
fraternity as a Masonic Hall. The cost
OF the whole is expected to reach eight
or ten thousand dollars.
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THE RAILROAD.

The Hooking Sentinel of the 18th,
publishes the names and the amount
each subscribed, of ninety-one citizens
of that place, to the Mineral block.
ing Valley) Railroad, and says 'thai
the whole amount of stock will be ia
ken, no n now doabts, and that the
road will be built, is a fixed fact"
We learn that Messrs. D. Tallmadge,
j. r. Mumaugh and G. A. Mithoff,
have taken in hand the matter of So
. iiciting subscriptions in Fairfield Co.,
to tho stock of this proposed impor-
tant Improvement. This is a most en-
couraging symptom. When such men
put their hands to an enterprise in ear
nest, it will be apt to move right
! along.
ed-A friend has just informed us
that subscriptions to the amount Of
over thirty thousand dollars have al
ready been obtained as the result, so
far, OF the efforts of the gentlemen
named above.
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a--.N@N ~"
WANTS To co TO CoNeREss.--Dr.
Olds is busily engaged in addressing
meetings of the democracy" in vari.
GUS parts of this Congressional dis
trict, with the view of promoting his
chances for a nomination by the Con-
vention to be held at C~irclevillo on
the 9TH of next month.
On our first page will be found a
spicy report of one of the Dr. efforts
at q late meeting in Hallsville, Ross
county, as furnished to the Chillicothe
Gazette by a citizen who was present,
and whose name is attached to the
communication.
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MYERS q BRoTHER.-Wo direct at
tention to the new advertisement in
another column, of the above firm,
which has recently commenced in the
grocery and provision line in this city.
The Messrs. Myers are evidently de-
termined to do business on the most
accommodatingsca and this fact with
the excellence and variety of their
stock, will DE sure to attract a large
and profitable custom to their estab-
lishment.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE. = The Fair
field county Teachers institute is now
in full and successful operation. Some
ninety pupils are availing themselves
of its advantages. Under the direction
of j. +. R%einmund, Superintendent OF
the City schools, assisted by Supt. J.
G. Harper, of Bucyrus schools, and
Supt. J. G. Hartzler, of Gallon schools,
this Normal Institute cannot fail to be
of vast benefit TO the young ladies and
gentlemen who are in attendance for
instruction.
The Institute will continue its daily
sessions for several weeks to come.
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HoT WEATHER.-From about the
4th to the Goth inst, a period of almost
unprecedented heat appears to have
prevailed throughout the entire Allan
tic slope and the Mississippi valley
Deaths from sun stroke have been
more numerous than ever known be-
fore In the same length Of time. In
many places also, terrific electric
storms have occurred, and the loss Of
life, and other injury by lightning, has
been unusually great. The rains du-
ring the. same period in a great part
Of the same territory have produced
a most astonishing growth of vcgeta-
ton, and inspired the highest hopes
as to the yield Of the later crops.
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THE PITTSBURGH
EYE AND EAT
INFIRM

Gao Penn. ST. was established for the treatment
Of all diseases ofthe EYE aud EAR, and All CHkON.
llC AFFECTIONS, especially those reqdinng surgi
eni medical treatment. Under the management u
been made 20 sees and heat, crossed eyes have Teen
Strengthened, Deiouned Limbs o. all varie.jes nave
been made straight aud useful.
a large number o. diseases ofthe Hin end other
joints. and many chrome and obstinate diseases re.
CURING medical and surgical skill have beon under
ALL Dr. EASES or INJURIES recurring SUR.
GICAL ERAT TONS or MEDIClL T2EAT.
NEWT properly cared for.
BL1SD, LANE AsD DEAY -ConspienOns among the
pest surgeons OF the day are Drs. Hazlett 4 Bar 6our,
who have removed 10 No. $40 Penn street. next
door to Christ (Methodist) Church, where their eve
and ear inbrmary, so long and deseryedIy popular,
X established upon u still more extensive md conve.
nlent basis. Diseases Of the eye and ear. club feet.
doiormitles. pies, 6stula 10 ano, aud ali diseases or
treatment may he safely entrusted TO these geDtlenen
whose experience and high personal character are
%sntficleDt guarantee that whqtever they undertake 10
90 viii DO well dooe.-lPittspurg Leader, April stb
Drs. IIazlett 4 Barbour have been operatiny very
successfully. We have seen many Of the worst kind
Of cases blind ana nearly blind, eyes that looked a.
y sight could never again be theirs. that have been
,Dy Ihelr SKIN restored 70 good vision. Deformed
limbs have by them been made straight, souint eyes
restored 10 beauty. ; iInors ipllpn, cancers extlrpated.
and hearing restored. Their patients are notcon6n.
ca 20 me cliy, but come froin all the sdJoIningstate9
and from great distances. They are correct In Their
diagnoses, candid IN their statements, and snceessfII
In their practiee. : [Plttsburg Christian Advocate.
UOne Of the firm Of Drs. HAzLErr
q BARBOUR will be at gainesville from
July 3D. TO 9Th, and from July 18th to
July 22d; and at
LANCASTER, (Tallmadge House,
from Tuesday, July 10th TO 18th, and
from July 24th to 10th.
Lancaster, July Bid.
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CRY MARKEr.-Our city market
has been abundantly supplied of late
with oil the delicacies and su bstantials
of the season. Blackberries were sell.
ling yesterday morning at 4 to 8 cents
per quart; huckleberries Is to 80 cts;
apples 20 cts, per peck; new potatoes
70 cts to 81 per bushel; tomatoes 80 cts
per half peck; cucumbers 8 to 10 cts
per doz.; (engaged for pickles at 35 cts
per hundred honey, incest quality,
30 cts per pound; cabbages, 5 to 10 cts
per head; green corn 20 cts per doz.;
snap beans, squashes, etc., etc., at very
low prices. Fresh meats-mutton,
veal and beef, 8 to 40 cts per pound,
according to cut. The rush OF citizens
resorting to market makes a bustling,
jostling crowd, during the early morn.
ing Of each Wednesday and Saturday.
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UNION CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS-
The Scioto Gazette speaks very favor
ably of Col. Orland Smith, of Chilli
cothe, as a suitable man 10 receive
the Union nomination for Congress in
this District. Is it not time for some
consultation among the Union men of
the district on this subject2 The true
Union man who can make the best
run is our man.
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PRoMoTIoN.-Our friend J. A. Stat.
ford, late Col. 178th o. V. l., has just
received his commission as Brovct
Brigadier General. General Stafford
was the first Captain to make his ap
pearance at the Capital of Ohio, and
offer to Gov. Tod the services of a full
company under the three months call
of President Lincoln. His company
thereupon became Co, A., LIST Ohio
Regt. He made a glorious record
throughout the entire war, going up,
up, up, all the time in rank, coming
out now as Brigadier. Together with
hosts OF friends, we congratulate him.
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MARIE ID.

HINDERLEY-M1CHABLS-At the residence Of
the brides bro her-in-law, e. W. Miles, two miles
South of this place. July Is, 1866, by Rev. 4. II.
Phillips, Mr.. William H. Kimberley, Of Hamburg, in
this county, and Mrs. Emma MIchaels OF this city.
ALLEN-SH0NDING-July 10. 1eGG, at the Par
sonage of the NJ. i, Church, by Rev. T.. H.. Phil
lips, Mr.. David y. Allen, and Miss Elizabeth Shon-
ding, both of this place.
NISLEY -NUrTER-At the NJ L. Parsonage, on
the 22d inst, by Rev. r. II. Phillips, NJ. Solomon
Nisleyiand Miss Mary Nutter, both OF this vicinity.
BfDWELL-TURNER-On the 9th inst, at the
Office of the Probate Judge, by the Rev. J. b. HeIwig.
Mr.. william Bidwell and. Miss Mary Turner, both of
this county.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-07-26

HoRTIoULTURAL SOCIETY MEETING =
We are requested to say that a full at.
tendance of members is particularly
desired at the meeting of the Horticul-
tural Society on Saturday next, in or.
der to q general consultation on the sub.
ject Of the next Fall Exhibition of the
Society.