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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

We notice the statement that the mer
who swore to the Indictment agains,
jeff. Davis are "all Virginians," who
have suffered from the rebellion. This
is Il mistake. The first name on the
list is that ofJames +. Milligan, who,
if we mistake not, formerly lived in this
city, and procured an appointment iii
the navy about ten years ago. He was
Il Lieutenant in the revenue service
and while stationed at Norfolk mar.
ricd a Virginia lady. On the breaking
out of the rebellion he deserted his shir
and joined the rebel navy. Being ia.
miliar with the waters near Norfolk
he distinguished himself on one occa
sion by taking command Of small cut
ter, and stealing up to whe c his old
vessel lay at anchor, gave her a broad
side and escaped before the crew could
prepare to return the shot. We pre-
Sunc that this is the same James +.
Milligan Of Norfolk. who appears as
onc Of the informers against JET. Da-
yis.-H. Louis Democrat.
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N D r S E S.

''Iih NV i"7' NV N'"i7 NV h"N' l"''
shared with the rugged fortunes Of the
southern people. and this Spring they are
only able to offer
Apple Trees
for sale. Next Spring they hope to add
other fruits.
Fully convinced that Apple orchards, to
he profitable at the South. must be chiefly
composed of ,SoUthcrN rnrictjes, they have
been engaged for more than eight years
past in collecting from all parts of the
South. the most
Favoritc Kinds.
and they have now on hand over ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY VARIETIES,
which they a offer with the utmost con-
iidcnce.
We are tnvorahly situated for Slipping
and packing will bcdone with the greatest
care. We have not raised II prices. We
still sell at
20 dollars per hundred, and
175 =" thousand.
All we ask Is that our friends will pay us
CASH. or its equivalent.
We have been twenty years in the bust
ness and desire to sustain and increase our
reputation. Planters may therefore rely
upon having the trees krUe 10 hdaie.. Or
dcrS respectfully solicited.
Mar. B, 1866. If CHERRY ~ co.
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of the devil, but the latter, if he has any
redeeming qualities, is, in comparison
with the "Parson" q christian gentle
man. Brownlow is q rattlcsnake, with
his rattles at the wrong end of him.
He is n hog. with the kink in his head
instead of his tail, Ifbayonets bristle
ut him, he can turn the back o fhis neck
and bristle back with interest. We
have ground him until he lisa ground
hog. We have hedged him until he is
a hedgehog. He is a tall man, but a
great swine, he may be rich man, but
he is q poor devil. He is ga porcupine
rolled up the wrong way" thus prick
ing himself to death with his own quilts.
The more he writes, the flatter he gets,
Just as an adder's head iiattens as he
becomes furious. If his heart were not
y salamander, it would long since have
been consumed by the hell-tire of his
bosom.
Probably this is enough for one day.
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Having learned the true secret of success
in selling goods. which is a knowledge OF
the fact that "animble siAprncc is worth
o than Il slow shilling" We have adop-
ted as our motto
"OMick safes and short I'r0jitS,"
and intend to adhere strictly TO it. We
shall keep zone but the best goods: and as
the commercial value Of all kinds of goods
is tlucruating. shall endcavor to avoid hay
ing an oycr->tock on hand atany time, but
will rrplcnish constantly. thereby keeping
ourselves well posted in the market. and
saving our customers from loss on account
Of our ignorance.
BY close application to business. and po-
lite attention to the wants of Our friends.
we hope to merit a share Of patronage.
&C. Butter and Eggs, Ginseng. Bees
wax. Feathers. Jeans. Cotton Cloth. Socks.
I.inScv. and clean Cotton AMI Linen Rags.
taken in exchange for Dry Goods.
marl7-tf. MOSELEl & CRIDDLE.
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The Nashville Press md Times says
"The following statement is taken
from the columns of the Philadelphia
Press"
Information upon which full reliance
can beplaced proves that Andrew Johh-
son is resolved to remove General
Howard, the Christian chief Of the
Frccdmen's Bureau, if he can find an
excuse for so doing. The reports OF
Generals Steadman and Fullerton was
made to suit Johnson's veto message
Of the Freedmen's Bureau, and to full
ill his predictions. Their reporter was
u correspondent of the New York Her
aid. who, while at Newbern, offered to
suppress his report ifpaid by the agent
Of the Bureau. This reporter is paid
by the Herald and by the Government
for his work.
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On Hand Again

A FTER THE VICISSlTUDES OF WAR
~ have passed over Us, ] am again trans
planted in business, and say to all persons
i'm need of
Buggies and Carriages, Of all Dcs-
criptiOns,
to call at the old firm of j. NJ. Burrough.
and their wants shall be supplied.
tH- Repairing done as usual.
s5" | have on hand some new and Sec
ond-hand buggies.
j. NJ. BuRROUGH.
may5.
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Il OF

A box 2ixl6 inches. % deep. holds | barrel
a box lGXl6is in- s deep. holds | bushel.
A box SxS4 inches. 3 deep. holds | peek.
"A box Xxi inches, 4is deep. holds y gallon.
A box Xxi inches. 2ls deep. holds / quart.
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ATTE NJ r ~
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WAT FOR TIE BEST
w W1MAN's WORK IN FHE CIVIL WAR,

nv sMO0Xsrr n. and hPs MARY o. VAUGHAN,
This prepared under the lnct on ahd spp9yn o. me UNITED
sTATEs SANITARY COMMISSION, the WESfkRH SANITARY
COMMISSION and he CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. IS ~ press
be pubHsei January lts pspsration
oaueneed three years ago md has since been pfoecud
diligence No ebert sypsnsc has been spad o
ggtc oarss aud interesting its m,taisl. hsvs besn
furnished nhs. friends y ts lubects u VII contain
hundred AVID ade lhet their
So5isft Bsugses sni Freedmen with abuld
acdsas Of work d btef uoess Of about lol hvntsd
VILLAS tribute Wilt paid 20 tbs Thousands Of naelsss
Hefon~. every iingsr and pvaou. 1noy t0 ~
sud .scs-si . health iai may them m 10 give aid .ndT-f
Sons Of de tb' psus n tic nation have
been i preparation Of tie Ss'che' and the nodue
,ou wfsa scholar and t'gue ht'ou sltivsy
4sS~d 51fin. th. psnhrope sDors The wok vii contain
s0 pages, small sud % toi win steel
plsts bv .,ns el,syers TIE ccUuy photographs -
pasf1ngs o. tss sIh .tf. Pulisled by To
AUBURN PUBLISHING Co.. Aui,rn. v. '.
p1lN FCR THE MILLION --" O.d J0o AIllof's
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6tat,ontrp aus faurn GOODS.

CCHOOL REWARDS, rESTIMONlAlS-A very
- sts ,i, for Al, ti- co,e o. schools sunday
sciooI Cffi. and nie.s. Mss CeEihaies Lsss
FS' BERLIN JONES, Nos. w. snt - WI l.hfNL
INNNET OpES or cvury variety Of Color and Quality
II iauilriofed gsiru Cumming - fa's 1ae
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wv 80 LII. 100. ..... -llnfipr arfi,al' d. =. e
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

FOX 1867.
This popusr Political and saisl Aanui 81 b. csiiy a''a
January D. snd viii coulsil
ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
United state, Government. Minister, So
Senators and Keprsssuti We, Of AXAiAib coIgtrn
ELih Congress. 80 lar ., chosen.
passed the Fr Se,s ou o. ths HAkihth Corgfsi
Pilis Resolutions sni Pfossm,'ions
rI, Civil Rights Btu ana the Presidents so Meing-
Il. Freejms1s BuresH BIZ aud tho Ps,l,ns Veto Nssnt-
Proposed Amsudus,t 10 tbs Constitution Of tbs Ju -
a.. aions Con'sloa Of C9ns ViV R,p D:in' AID Dcno
The Sou'hern Loysii, Convection
address OF ia, Nioui Committee - d., fspIb li1 un1a
Party.
Inpata suarlge-Prosrs,, O. Public Opinion IA 1875.
' Ths National Debt go
Frctioa from tie Sac, s1d Tsff.oiis, hojins Li;
in 1900 rasiely complied md compif,i whl i1rn'f
f. -c.ion, for tie Tnhuns Ainsnie
Of Union. Arre foprsti11 clp.ilt U,grnof'
Time Of Messing Of L,g.s'ure Time " Esoioai 60
Po-dgn Colutnss Area, Popuiio1 Form Of g,'e-onei''
Rulers. Sc. &c.
Price 70 cents. (po,ipsd One Do,s Twelve Dosfi
wheu 'sas by EEe'" Adire o'i t" cash inooal
THE TRIBUNE,
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o.s tuno,ooa Of travels and Psconi adventures aIonl
The sqlskr boiled mOnksys gockosrlrs pretty
inekasr-s and ndD anl.s generally OF South
Aaeres iuatsteI with City comic sEeches ~ Deorse vs.
Csr-gf a thor Of Jftsf N Cub1 ksntcly puntei 1
tatsi paper sod sle;anty bound Pucs 81 20
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volume winch reprinted non the at o bd,anrs
sb.g be-, created sArtsu-ut ga England Atho1
c1nsleuce be warmth OF Of tho
rtOs Lord bgf0us which c'u
p,rs e1.t pfice 81 n
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% Wbom It man Concern.

UU lUTUHI " HI"U ~~''NNE'''
49,
DOUNTHS. Soldiers entitled to the additional
I'D Hou,,y All M discharges AMI two witnesses 81
IN. O 5vn,n A.ency the sans attorneys IN country 10
nh,J wei al necessary blanks aud allowed comm % 81
,ns sol.eNi though this agency. J. NELSON LtChEi'
Banker No. 2tj Broadway, baement --------
JAMES LOR6dUR GRAHAM. jr., esq., has resigned
~ Inc pi,e OF .oui Voc Pdsut Of the MetToponsn
Coupy n ,nnof Nteah sad succeeded by ho pene
CLINTr 3 FISK fJuery Of ST. Louis aud h1e 'hiei o. "e
Fr..im~n Brr,avt Nashvnls ienn. --------
MY WIFE, Emmaue, having lott my pea anu
vi b,fd without uy Just proyOcaon a persons ais
sl by forbid 10 hsrbo her rs, Ter seop a. '"' p''
no ON, ilur.-l hv her her aeoolnt ats tins Gtr. -
ecw-for Oci I, 1876. p1oN'H =
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eeacbcrs

A FRENCH LADY cons ,ei,ut "a teach would pVo
- LPg5oH' r he th.1 lsi' lupr rffo CO. " -
i. 81. snrf,i'a' 'r A4l'' 800 = -'o. i 'l'- ''
A YODNQ LAZY rHnuat0 ii tin Gardiner in'ii-
~ ir.. sfa. b.. fAriDS a, sACittN ia .,hooi " &
49, "A c e5u, ranrg ,ict itc m- veg Hf'
MJa b. ~ Trburo Office
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alnsital Instruments.

nECKER BROTHERS PATENT PLATE PIANO
~ ROHTES 81 BeecseT New fo,k lIee lIanoF ofes
only INSTRUMENTS MADE in tbs eeuutTy or IN EUROPE win ne
which all tho strings ret "0oon bearings
which ohe Tuning Pins ron"h ne fo0pao Inc
gained byhs Arrangement 1o 10 production 81 more
musical with com6roI snd Great Dowef
more perfect equality The entire c and The capacity Of
standing retaining Ire superior G14iy u tone
any ether nsunnt Purchasers " " aJ Pc ooing
et-h-id side VI en PaeGt Fae' DhIAEh
BROTHERS. PATENT JbdE lst'
L,MIL GABLER, Manufacturer OF Square and Up,
IT. ra PIANOS invites panodesers and purchasers 20 coll and
examine bis scsb Agfehs fiaays q hhs
No 40 Cen,rest. between Walker ard Whtes,s., " y
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w. n. HERNDoN.
From nc Poet. yNHIrTiER.l

Macs s.h Month lst day, Ntb.
ABTAHAS LIscOLs peTsony
picture have or - fed 70 satisfy my eonsp
ton Of him. They ni-h be, aud probby were what sTe called
ogin. and detail were concerned Dat 70
they always s'snd lack rost esssut, 81 an e1tre p
tpir Of the within. TaisJ mad in siar1ai-
PORTRAIT old hsh lines a.i uumsak able mouth are there
without fattey OF compouise ~ al and through ILL., the pa
n wise nIy ard tender humanity OF th man e
Visible Of the spe cr II Geysbnrs and the wIi 81
Tie emn b 1crfell artist deserves be
hauls and honor &c memory O. iNcoS
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COURT af GENERAL SESSIONS.

t Before Judge Russell
The Grand Jury brsughtn number OF indictments yes
,srday rest med DISCHARGE OF their duties. s "
GHAxp IARcsSr. u - n...ss :.
cAr@ o MN F.l s sss s s. ssr SIX ss :. Of
ssS @ I ss Y en- ,%b =. srsas
six months as 1e Utb fcp Esa sgin
Christina schnster domestic In thu eisrly or Mrs. Clara
wehe seyenth street. pie ael gully . ~ attempt AZ gard
sss Afterwards snddrny di.appearc taking With her $50
worth OF rdice' garment. I
Mieha. Dorssy ooyioisl ~ s.,e@p a, barg.y in
siober broke the saloon ofretSrnd ccari's % lies
wn B.bren. was a,.o Convicted q grand hayns
George william. and Francis Jsred. ha,sea with burg
rs%Ss e oSd Street % the night q the scn u oSto6e
pissdsd saiy 70; . an aiismpt at burglary ''
-, s, Mnn.y pleaded guilty ,o" na''msa FOR felony
i" goih y oSser ,l s.aSai sse IN his po.'
NJ Honor - pssSs sentence that he siead.ars
Henry SsI ' e + psssara
sent 20 the Prnisntary for one year, ..r. ~ Y
s.me as ss Est ~ nd re- an ..mp,
burglary the degree The evacpc. showed tia,
s4Iis Z, sspiembqr the defendant AL az nntnown man
ssG Vile wrsas note II. eeafedsre ioas ~ kew %, ~
sS ssa ses & Hosss ss1 At H.
bank dor. end when arrested key found Ia his pocket
socatc drove 10 and the officer fsied % catch
coxvrcnox OF ~orTp rlfss rryrrSo. sAs
Manuel core,. an Old offender against Wilma are live in
aar r s 81 Il. I'M oo s s sr
tho clothing Mar Coh.n liz Chatham
street purchased $50 worth " clothing besides obtaining
suit which he pm while "a the .torc obtained Oh.
" q Sa ss 'f na sssss % '. Dc
y q s ss e. ss' css.
MAIDS inquiries and found ta 40 such h c.Std and by
exercise nf prudence retained possession OF tho gOot
N1t.Ef AcQrrrrAf No FE
pad chris'i.ns~p placed trial charged With
Nfruffu nm pfu IhomA
RaAnffh the I'd IT septsmber The testimony showed
three entered The efendapts
saloon In an In01cs,.i condition and conducted themselves
10 surh him In seif- drfcure.
verdict NJ not guilty rendered By The jury without sav
tn,lf
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and opened by clerks rired That duras tho
. s 1s S sSs essr o. he
81 r. srs 9 so, ssS e s
s.ss POI y
ssssssd q them ,sia..as comply sii Sis
Ssw 81 s ps Sse M si sss = rs.ssr Ss.
y y q s ss s several a. ss;s ss
e. ss &c .ssa ss
sa q ss se oas = u :.
IN this The plea processes TO answer the
ss' che % I'd ss',s *: as :s s
s s 81, ps. AZ ss sn,
H. &. S.: Ia T.: F.. =:
aefraud the soysrnmsnt But Tits , ndTi..ing 70 be
f1s &. %. ssss Nc &c
a On :s%s i sss ssss,ss r. END
An The us s 70
Remaining pleas the inclusive IN vsrioas
% e Il; s XII
:.s. ls q. S.Ss -, sS
and nos a. itu.sd Win .hs pabc money and
s.s $:S$ 4: :;
:: e e had sSss..
.sS 4 s s & q s. Il. from 81:
sss sssss e.
The forty ssscnd plea up defsnes 70 the fourth and
esn she declaration These counts - We have
the PLAINTIFF scorng 70 the inrreuda while BY
a ssy ,. s.% sss s ss
undai the rule Of the plAinr and
u. forty second plea e answer 70 hi. sets ~ sas.
appointment Of MIS- clerks and other employer. and
that thsy, IN the Of their employment and
open and stole the contents requires argument 10
the Of seton
In these coiits The same remarks are applicable 70 the
pra-as the dead lcerr The forty fourth
~ the obsons te forty second The forty eighth
plea Ia had attempt To set multitude of defences
In plea 10 causes action tho thu third
onlh counts There other obccions but the above Is
ration bccted and satisfied ths NJ cient
make the hbei applicable 20 the plaintiff.
The whole of the libel read far s which
win aii doubion point Judgment fof the plain
tn all fe tho pleas with leave amend
nsnsl lerlns-- mont OF costs. wv n ~
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supfsns cuusT--s'fcMl TENN.


~. beorr Judse Harbcur
LINN s.~hwd ssrf,s frie.s,.Th T. scteu sor
MEL and SANDER pl@Int6 ssksng sssOe aasses
certain ren aud spoken against her character sT
the In complaint Miss ssinhardt si
rriedlanJ~r the ID Of Juiy 1905 called Der
character, and Ssed other s1pfesas calculated
dctrct fron the fadys porsi and anay Nd at
had been his mistress which c woud cost WIN,
The pislna alleges engaged 70 10 married 10
app~ar unwyrhy ~ he wife ~ that person. the aofend
AMI the sh % J f~tcs a. her noth.r Nh.cb
piain'J one ques,on % eonscsnre wbenrr she knows
frisdlsnder Lena and know zach etlsr personally aud
very intimately for ALREADY two haze raid there
In corrnborst OF INC above sn,sn~ns 40 andsyi, nv
MIs. Lena Rosenherg made " which she makes The
IN ir Vi day Of July 100 a. wss p~.ing Inc dcf~nd
store nj Clinton snd GRAND streets. he cnlien
into his and co~nred ~p~skins short the
angnasr Defendant well knew that hIlu.sis wIa
the plaintiffs family am osdsiu ~ pisnun'a mother he
70 ls m@ry,ny psihs ana 10 - persnaas piasn,is T.
marry him he said N that " he c0d not ars tcna for
awis he woui break on ths ~rrpTemsnt o. aa'see with
David schwartz and ~oah prrs that pia'hin Was hs
Ia he answer the desepdsu druie. an tHs ksions cr
hs piais mother whFh ~ szys elrited from hl,
by The abuayn conduct VI both tb- ainsn spd er mother
~ hopei hat ty mem. 9, -r ie, he would e.a.r tbs
sgxnst his CHARACTER 10 ~ snpprsaef furrsh alleges
~ n-ilhcs that tr pt'nafons contained ~ TIE ber
brok,r 70 bin snd offered him ssvo v hs would
sss- = az ~ x s0ss ~ NJ y y, o,s gl.s
reissAatanf REDUNDANT The part. complained Of
those ratrrrns - tue seg- ar; ~ inrt nisrVgge be-
I~een - psfrs and also that r~ferrns'o he writing 81
1ss heading ioes srspn,n, o. ne qn-ss Iudrs Bsr.
bcuf decided % strike out some Of the mai'sr paasd
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1Hf nsrlLlrsY FRAUDS.
The ExaminaiioD OF the Case Of Mr. Devs
lin Po.tpoa~d-The Government NOT Read,


The Examination OF the Case Of sTr. D~ve-
lin Po-tpoa~d-The Government NOT Ready
4 ca Proceed. DC. f4@r
Tire case Of John Dcysin ~ho reqnire 10 give LaI
in the sum Of SO 90 70 await examination In regard
alleged compi-ty with dsery fsnd. lately fsovered
In BrooAiyn cane Up yesterday before Comm Jones
A.n, Dissrc, Attorney RrhsIe, said ,hsi the
ready proceed with sha eIamnson o. tho
NJ De wit Counsel or ne a-t.ne- :sa shs ne d.rta
oiSesiy Any fof wh.rh 8 could ~ h.,d
80 tssossr is me ssissa.s premss,d o. sasrri o.
sss q q s-s%. y e s sr r1s
ssvs r,l,sR aIss.i We from him soleiaE-ni %,
sss aSf sSsS NJ ., e
saTss ;: :, /, .: :s sss'. o. maj ~
e. ssfsns M: - ~ sos = ), sasess S. lin ssy
W; Dewitt ia ia s rssssso e.
frzured gvv~rnmsnt,e smoant creesans snO y
sss s ~ x . lev "a ssy !" ooaa
psks no dre'snos ~. p.risss a. me defendant ~as
w .us.. fp- N. s~s-uo- esn~ns. rs, xr coctne
1ss xvss Ne na-s ,sis f-sss thea he elid whssher
III. z. ssss .as "a b.. az ss sss q d. .r
~ .ss ss. ys .s's .s.@ .. s
re .- q NJ Jane. prll.. can. .,.gia.
=. r ~ * sII s.ss n.s. iss
turn. dursns she ron,As ana Aseus rrnrnIns
a~r~f M fsnrs ~ spirs u turpenns instead Of
slaheL Ne ksld y n.i n NE sum ~ ssoD and his
ernulnstlpu 80 f1r the sth ~ December
Mes~r-, Davis A Cunninshsm's dissuisry 10 Plymouth
ssrsss YES sssss q sI,.a .sr,s,n a.,r..
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
cHEsgnRoudH-vAS BUgEx-On Monday, November
26 by Rev. Mr.. Houghton CHAs A. CansEusouCH To Han
h. VAS Busxx, daughter OF the late NJ. n, y.s
Buren,, all OF New York.
DALIos- Rsi1msn.--0n Saturday evening Sovem.
Der a. by the Row James Miilett. nj his residence
JOSEPH DALTON Qatc Of Boston,, 20 Miss AMELIA KnL
ii,0ER, all OF this CITY. 4NFs
EpwAaps La FosiG---At Port Richnond, =. l, on
Tuesday. November n. by the Rev Jas nrownlee rKo
w. EpwARDs Of Hudson CITY, n. IT, 70 efIss, daughter
Of Y. Q. Ia Forge OF Port Richmond.
GRAv--sroExs. Trnity church, NsW YORK, on
Tuesday, November ~, by tho Rev. Morgan Nx, ID d.,
VIZ GRAv, Esq, Of BnshAmto0, BrOons county, New
York. 20 Mss ErIxS r0nR of Rossvilie, HeAAea As.nd
AcEsos--rsxDwuL Al hanhassct Long lssno on
Thursday. November ~ BY the Rev. n. Boce sAsgn
j. JACKSON, OF Flushing 10 MAGcIE g., daughter Of y n
Tradwell, Of tho former place. No cardA 80
Overwhelmingly Monday evening. Novcnber
q. BY tho Rev. Dr. ttleohn Il the housc q The bride
Brooklyn. - I.r I'M 4,
-wIsox-In Centrevilie N. ~, q the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents BY the Rev Dr. IAwencs
Captain JAS. A. U. sroornovs, Of Brooklyn, NJ Va 10
ApDk W., eldest daughter OF Daniel Wilson, Esq, u the
ormsr place.