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The Portland daily press., 1867-01-15
BUILDING.
LUMBER,

BOARDS, Plank, Shingles and Scanting Of all sizes
ID constantly on hand.
Building material sawed to order.
ISAAC DYER.
aug11tf No. % Union Wharf
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

ident, D. i. Corbin, and only fourteen NOM
bers answering oitheir names, it was declared
that quorum was not present, and the Senate
adioqrasd E k e
Justices Hogs aud Willard held Il, session Of
/ the Supreme Court gto- day .5No business OF
Importance.
Judge Bryan held United States District
and Circuit Court
4 Nov, 25.-Senate. Several additional
members appeared, aud a. quorum was an:
nounced,
/ oseph a. Green, ,.white, elected in tho place
lof Randolph, for Orangoburg, and George w
Barber, colorcd, elected in the place of Rut
land, for Fairfield, appeared and qualified
Both are Republicans -
4 q. resolution was offered by Montgomery
and adopted, continuing the organization Of
tho Senate the same as at the special session
subject to such changes on the committees as
may be ordered by the President. 20 =, sNes
Messages we're interchanged bctweon the
two Houses in regard to their organization and
readiness to proceed to business, and d joint
committee was appointed to wait on the Gov,
erhor and notify him that. the General Assem-
BY was ready to receive any communication he
might have to make.
a resolution 10 adjourn over until Monday
was agreed to in the Senate, but lost in the
House. Both Houses agreed to adjourn oyer
to Friday.
a 1tss resolution was offered by Haync, and
adopted, fixing Wednesday next for the con
sidcration Of thp election Of a Lieutenant G ov-
-ernor..
Swaas gave notice Of bill to regulate the
drawing of jurics in williamsburg County.
,,,l ,HousE-F. S. Lowie, member elect from
Lexington appeared and qualified.
On motion Of Brown, Of Charleston, the
Office Of stcnographcr was abolished,
DeLargo called up the bill in reference to
the repeal of the usury laws, but the considc.
ration Of it was postponed.
4 Turner, Democrat, offered a resolution to al.
low no pay to members during absence, except
on account of severe illness. Lost. Ayes, 2;
nays, 53. ,;ssi js.4 s..s.s s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Book Notices. SC.

4 AMERICAN FAnMER.-We have received
the November Nulnbcr@of this valuable Agri-
cultural Monthly. Every Farmer ought to
subscribe to it, Terms, 50 ayear in advance
published by Worthington e. Lewis, Balti-
more, Nd
BURKE's WEEKLEY.-It is hardly noccssa-
sryto remind our little readers that Christmas
lis coming they all know that quite as well.as
VIC do. We want to toll them, however, that
when they arc looking out for Christmas gifts
there is no present SO cheap or so valuable as
a years subscription to Burhc's Weekly 50
will insure its visits every week the year
round.
TnE EcLEoro, for December has been re-
ccivcd, and contains splendid steel engraving
of Baron Won Beust, besides articles on: He
knew he was Right, On Piece of Chalk,
Folk Lore or, the Red Man, Lord Brougham
News from Sirius Lady Noyclists, Phenomena
of. Earthquakes, Old Girls, Poetry, Scincc,
( Varieties. Terms-Single copies, As cents
one copy, one year, s5.. Address f. r. Pei
ton, Publisher, los Fulton ST., New York.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

A SHOCKING GALLONS SCENE-Rufus B.
Anderson was executed in Austin, Nevada, on
the 3Oth ut., for the murder of Noble r. Slo-
cum The usual crowd surrounded the gal
lows, ual tho slsual military force aud atten-
dant clergyman hae been employed. Af,cr
prayer on the platform, the prisoner calmly
addressed the spectators. Having finished, lie
stepped forward to the railing, requested that
the deputy sheriff should putthc moose around
his neck, and shook hands with those on the
platform. He then took his position on the
trap, and his hands and feet were bound, and
the moose was slipped over his head and cap
drawn over his face
At tho signal the trap fell, and the wrctchcd
young man lay stretched upon the ground, the
knot having given away. There was II wild
cry and a-rush forward ct the crowd, but the
people wore kept back by the guard. Ander-
son was carried on the PLATFORM and the moose
was again adjusted around his mock, and the
trap fell. The knot gave way again, and An
dcrson was prostrated inscnsibc. He was car
'ricd up the steps of the platform and seated in
a chair, his face wearing the pallor of the
grave, from which he had been twice snatchct.
The rope was adjusted the third time. AS the
tap fell he swung free, and after slight mus
cular movement for several minutes all was
over. 6 III
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

The admission fec to the New York Gold
ROOM gwas on Saturday increased to s10,ObO,
with eiew, it is said, Of excluding irrespQhssi-
Bis partics,s who come in there. simply to
ssshb1loss 81 IS 81
IT lis asfact that gentlemen aresbesianingEto
adopt tba beautiful blonde" han dyes THEY
apply it ouly to the moustachc, and, with
black or brown hair, it produces a wonderful,
and not unplcasing effect.
r. A speciman chalt, to be printed in. oOlors,
showing the land. water, height and other
matters of useful information, it is reported,
has been prepared by the Superintendent OF
the United States Coast Survey Department..
The planters. of Misasaippii having dis
covered that their soil is admirably adopted
to the cultivation ofiey heat will tnru their
attention to its more extensive cultivation in
future. @ ...s..
new nd-grinding machine has been in
troduccd into Cheshire, Mass, by which sand
is ground as fine as flour, 1t is. put up in bar
rels and sells at S25 per barrel, and is used
extensively in the manufacture Of porcelain
lined kettles. 1t SO much resembles -four in
its pulverized state, that tho danger is that
people will be trying to use it for the same
purposes, and that grocers will be selling it for
sugar
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

at the recent Woman's Suffrage Convcn.
ton in Boston, Senator Wilson stated that
under the fourteenth article (thc amendment
OF the Constitution Of the United States, he
would have no hesitation in-voting for an act
OF Congress to give the colorcd man in every
State the right to vote 1, lie added, however
that as many persons did not place this con.
struction upon tho fourteenth article there
would have to be another amendment submit.
ted In his opinion the constitution could be
SO amended that the right of suffrage, in six
or eight months, will be secured to the colorcd
men nll over the land.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Columbia News.

ssss&lNoyEMBER g24.T-lbo Legislature assem-
siabisaati ganney,s Hall at twelve o'clock today,
esez The House was called to order by the speak
{" ".eEeand iseyenty7sevena members answering to
qGtheE names, it was announced that q quorum
was present. and that the House was ready to
proceed to. business. y he resignation of Val
-sseatipe, acolorsd member from Abbeyillo was
,ss1ead end accepted. James H Jones member
5aelect fem Marlboro in place Of Stubbs,. re-
oSalsaeasiappeareed aud qualified a committee
szewasapponte9d to wait on the Governor and in,
form him that the House was organized and
,ssrsaagito. receive any communication tho might
be pleased to make. s.gsy
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

"A Washington telegram reports the follow
ing: It has leaked out that Thurlow Weed
and Henry j. Raymond arc busy negotiating
for what remains Of the old Intclligcuccr, with
view to making it Grants organ Weed is
to reside here and have charge of it, while
Raymond contributes from New York For
ncy'S Chronicle and the Inteiliscnccr arc both
tor sale. 1t is understood that Gorharn, Secre.
tary of the Senate wants to purchase the
Chronicle.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

ARREST OF CONSTABLE HARRIS - M cssls.
r. " Gist and J. w. Caldwell, citizens of
Ncwbcrry, two quiet and respectable gontlc-
men, it will remembered were urrc rc>ted by
w. p Harris and two United States soldiers.
Hbout tho time Of the killing of Lee Nance.
Both arrests were made under agsravatins
circumstances, and as to be shown. without
rightful authority, or just grounds Mr.. Gist
at his home, and Mr.. Caldwell on the high
way, the latter being fired upon After un-
warranted confinement, they were conveyed
to Columbia, and subsequently balcl On
Wednesday last, the 18th, these gentlemen
each made full and positive afhdavits before
Esquire Peterson, of false arrest and imprison-
mcnt at the hands of Harris, upon which he
was arrested and committed to prison to await
hearing. Tho bitter sometimes gets bit, ms is
now shown.-NueJeoy Heruh.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
-a.UEKEUn ns-.O

MUST STAND SQUARE OR be SET ASIDE.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette writes: ''As soon as the radical
politicians Of the country shall have assembled
here, tremendous pressure will be brought to
bear upon Gen. Grant to force him into full
recognition and endorsement Of their widest
schemes, even before the meeting of the clcc-
toraLcollescs in, the several States, aud should
he fail to yield to their views it is openly
threatened to have the electoral vote cast for
Schuyler Coliax for President Gen. &rant
has becomc@fully aware OF tile .dcsigns lNr.r,
him, and he is now absent from this city pre-
pairing himself to meet the issue"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.
SATURDAY., !, .N0vEMBER %, 1868.

zoe reseroe. to ouraelyes tse right of def
Hsng our osoa political position 6y means Of or
sststorias cols'as, zoe soiN Be pleased topuJzish
0atioas ron, orr elzososci citizens upon the
grape questions ,phich no,o dyitate the pubic
isss'sd s0hssser eir opinions coincide ,toih ours
5ot not a district newspaper, ,ces consider,
Should be az title Of ttesgdyious shades dfp011I
ats, Z. lie section. country ~ shich
ss csvc'ttdses. Our columns open, therefore,
fof eny s9pipsttsi properly ,oritten, accom-
pdnted a ssponsibl le 5adn,e; personal n,
sheir earaster, nor absolutely asynrio,s an tets.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
John d. Stroman
Bill for Foreclosure.

D. NJ NcHIIlIVTIiH ] -|u . N ~ 1s:-9.f
Under decretal order made by the Court of
Equity, in the above stated case, will sell before
the 0onrt House in Oraiigeburgs on Monday, De-
ccmbcr 7th, 1868,
All the right, title and estate of Samuel Ar KEN
merlin in and to- tract Of land situate in Orange
burg District. on Penn Branch waters of Edsto
River, containing two hundred and ninety acres
more or less, bo ,hdcd north on lands of Mctts, and
estate Of NaByr6 south on lands of South Caro-
'liha Railroad Company, southeast ON lands of F. W
Fniicy, northeast on lands OF estate fJiD. Metts,
aTormsteOpe-haf cash, the balance On a credit of
one year, secured by bond, with n,ercsr from lny
OF. sale, and mortgage containing fcoScnanto for
ifcsne on brcaqhof the bond, la s,,,scI6
Pnrchnsers to pay for papers snd stamps
'a9f ommissioncr Office, 1tpYniFv. ,bAMisuN,4 Z
Qrangeb"rg G,'iis. s. Sni tapoo F,GommissieSas,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Speaking Of Gov. SCOTS recent yisitssssso

npeaking.aof Gov. SCOTS recent yisitssto
New York, the Times says;
"Gov. Scott South Garoliaa,s Was in this
city day of.two5hgo, on business connected
with the interestssof the Palmetto State. 81 8
represents the eopditionaof affairs South
Carolina at thissime as sery promising. The
State is profoundly peaceful and it appears to
divide the credit with North Carolina of being
the most orderly of all the Southern States.
The colored people iare becoming more and
moro industrious, and are showing themselves
better adapted to the new condition of things.
There isa promise Of something being tdoneSto
advance the railroad interests of the State,
ahdiother projects of internal Improvement arc
under discussion, The leading Democrats of
the State accept the fact Of the lato election in
q proper 1spirit, and express willingness to
labor heartily in the. direction of peace and
concord. While in Wall street, attending to
certain moneycd necessities Of the State, Gov.
Scott pnsscd 5rouud an open letter, signed by
Wade Hampton and other representative
South Carolinians, giving thcir views Of the
prospects ofsthe State, and tho feelings enter
taincd by the white population. ,9G6v. Scott
is hopeful of the future, aud gives good grounds
for, the hopes he expresses.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

Stephen Riley, the colored man who was so
bitterly denounced and prosecuted by his
brethren, for voting tho Democratic ticket,
has been presented with a purse of s631 by
the white citizens of Charleston. Riley, in
receiving the letter, said that he only
did what he believed was right lie was
not afraid to do his duty at all times and
under all circumstances, and lie would mover
forget tho Kindness with which he had been
treated-a kindncss 5 far greater than anything
he had done could have deserved ''9
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

AS Iowa and Minnesota, Two States in
which there arc very few colored men have
voted to give them the elective franchise, and
Missouri, which contains Il larger number, has
refused to confer upon them that privilege a
citizen of Missouri suggest to one of the
Washington journals that cmisrant aid socic-
ties should be formed, after the "blecdinr
Kansas pattern, to enable the freedmen of
Missouri to cmigrate to Iowa and Minnesota,
where they can enjoy liberty" and possess
then "right Of manhood"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
UCTION SALE OF

IA Household aud Kitchen Furniture
BY v. d. V. JAMISON & SON. 4a- ,1-3 ]
we will sell at the Residence Of the Rev. a. f.
Dickson, on Saturday the 2Stli November, 1868 n
variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture J
Terms .ensa and the articles to be removed on
day of sale iS!tfe nov o1-ot
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

1t is suggested that the reorganization of
the local Agricultural Societies throughout
tho State, would be of incalculablo benefit to
to the farming interests ut this time. Before
the war, these organizations did much to
stimulate industry and devolope the resources
of the country, both mcchaniqsfAd agricul-
tural. We should not be belfsstP our sis,cr
Southern States, who were severe, if not equal
sufferers, in the late conflict Let us drop
politics for while, at least, and bend our
energies to the task Of bcttering our financial
condition. 1, ,-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
I-TILIsERs HOUSE. Tx d (.

No.2s4 King Street /, TN the lend,
This Popular Establish
meit has just been Rcfitc.l and I.of,rmshd, ntis
how prepared for lhc accommodation OF the Fray.
cling Public. Centrally located, md within three
minutes walk of tho principal establishments of
yards distant from the line Of the City Railway,
which runs to- both ehis of:thc city II possesses
unusual advantages to hose visiting Chnrlcston on
business. Transient Board 81 per day Special
uuls or families on the most reasonable terms sf
nov ~ 6m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

A sporting Quaker puts his bet thus
"Fricnd Edward, thee thinks thy horse faster
than mine. l value my opinion at twenty
dollars. Now, if thee values thy opinion at
the same rate, VIC will put the money together
and ask our horses what they think about it,
and leave the conclusion to them"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

M NOTICE.---ALL PERSONS .HEAV.
IN ING claims against the Estate Of DAVID
CARSON, deceased will present them. nnd all per-
sons indebted to the same will make payment to me
within three months from this date.
Nov. II, 1868. r. B. TARRANT.
nov 2l-3t* Administ rator
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Commissioners Sales,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OnANGEBURG DIsTRIcT.
Bill to ss
ForeclOse
lnil for Rnf;nc

V D. v. Jamis0n. com'r Bill to
vs. Foreclose
w. 3. Dudley ct. nj. and for Relief.
In pursuance of an order made by tho Court of
Equity in the above stated case, l will sell before
the Court House in Orangcburg on Monday, Dccem-
Der Ith, 1868
~ tract of land situate in the Forks of the Edi-
sios in Ornngeburg District and State aforesaid.
containing seven hundred t700) acres more or less,
and bounded by lands of estate s. Beach, D. Louis,
liarpin Riggs. Lewis Wisse9k13sa abricl r. Sum
mers Calvin Hayden and Esalley q
Terms s-Onc-hnlf cash, s3.c on n credit Of
one yenr, secured by bond .ercst from date
and mortgage of the property, containing cove,
nnnt for resale in of breach Of the condition
of the bond 49, sTags $ig b58Ttil;f'
Purchasers tsssas for papers and stamps,
Orangeburg0!H, CopnssAssnner
Nov. II, 1868. <A
John d. Stroman 4
vs. Bill for Foreclosure. .
- NJ Knp,mcr1:n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
Attention Young America.

VOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO ATTEND
II your Regular Parade To-day at4 o'clock T.. NJ.
AIS" your regular Monthly Mceting on next We'd
ncsday Evening. ~ 7.
1'y order Of the President. = Y = ~
s. ii SiDNOR,
nov 2S-lt ~ Secretary PRO. Ten.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28
The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.

VM nEnEAs, Thad. c. Andrews. Judge of Pro-
W. bate for said County, hath filed his petition
in this Court for the purpose of Establishing The
Farmer Existence, Contents and Loss of n certain
Mortgage given in January, 1861, by Daniel Shuls,
to The Ordinary of said County to secure the sum
Tract of Land in st. Matthews Parish in said
Comfy, bounded by lands of Daniel Of Weeks,
George l.. Smit, and g. S. Inngerpillcr. the. saiil
Mortgage being Of the same. On motion of Mr.
W. j. DeTrevie7fnr the pctitioher,it is ordered
That all persons interested in thcsnmr bcnn,l ap-
pear before me at my oi:cc Saturday The 2Sd
day OF |anuary,A. D. 1853 10 in,ro,,,ic, :iony
or crosscxaminc witnesses rrouc. by c Pct:tior.-
or iftfey desire to do - y. 9sfpshrGS 81
Given under my hand aud seal Of Office tl,i, the
2"d day Of November a. D. 1865. at!' = &''a
GEO. ,BOLlVER, Clerk C. C..P.sc-,.
nov 2S-td and Commissioner in Equity
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

1t is suggested that the women OF the
country take vote upon the question whether
or not not they desire suffrage and if that be de-
cided in the affirmative, it will be time enough
to agtato it. 81 t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

ana O.; " ~ elfE eaEI ~, .sGs 81 tt4
y The Supreme Court of Florida convened
yesterday to try the case between tho two Gov
crnors. Nothing important transpirca,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-28

4 y the pi.trict Court Of tl,e Vnitcs,
SIIYES--EnL lie EixLl.ct M SalLth Gue..L

u SJITES--f"r thc D;s,,,c, cf S6A,h Gar,,i.a,,--
Oci"drr Term. ls';S.-in TIE Slater If .Md,xon, 4,
Way B0nhrV,t--irfhio" for fmH and fmdf Di:-
had on the iii day of january, iSGy nj Federal
Court Ii":,se in Charleston. s. G.; hnltl,nl AL
Gredi,ors &c.. of said said Time
1iia place ali.l slswca,lsc, il any .l,cy can. why
INC prayer OF tue petitioner so,ltl;tot bc gratcd.
And that'hc I'd nn,l 3,l Meeting oh lr,..ito. ot ud
Bankrupt will he held nj the office of Il. IL Curpcn-
ter. Es'i hegis.er of Second Cong. District. 81 C.,
on the II day of January. lH1.r a.l3 NJ is.g
by orcr Of the Court, The lnh day of Ney.. JtasS
DAN'L lfORLBEtK CIcr,
"fNthc Distric, Court Of ,!,c' U. $. frs e.,
my. .S .,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
TOLEDO MARKET.

ToLRpo, January IL, 1867.
FL0UR--Fine, S65O@700i Supethne, 25@
50; Extra, : O0&s so, Double Extra and Fancy,
10 090lt 90. Rye Flour, Z so.
GRAlN-Old Red Wheat 2f5c amber Miehi-
gan old. 2S0e; new, 2I6; new white 2SIc. Corn,
csc. Oats, i10Dl2c. Rye l00e.
P0RK--Mess heavy SIS; light II 90; butts aud
rumps l6 90.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, ioc; do. kegs, lOHc.
BEEF--Mess heavy Sle; do light Ia O0j prime
l2 90. ..
PoTAToES--Neshanno soc; Long Pink
Eyes, 6Oc MERGERS and Carriers, o5ci Common
and Mixed, soc.
ALLOw-Muiton lee: Beef lll<c.
16c.
EGGs-s0c.
POULTRY-Chi dressed " n 12ko;
turkes l5c; ducks 11@l2c; geese 10iGl2c.
GR0CERIES--C -Coffee--Rio 25@21c; Java 35c;
Sugars--raw sugar 10@llc crushed l6Gl6{c
grInulated 16lSc; A coffee l5i4o; h coffee l4ilc.
c coffee l3140t4c. Teas-Young Hyson, 100@
l7jc; Imperial 145@l75c; Black g0dl50c;
Japan ll0Gl25c. Molasses 100000. Sirups-
fur 55@60c; COOL 70@sOc prime 90612Oc.
Rice-Rangoon o.; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-CleGr S5S; I'd clear S55; box SiSj
stock boards S2i; common boards $50; culled do
sl4; fencing 500 Gull fencing sl4 flooring strips
Sf5; 2d do S35 joist, sSantliug and timber feet
and under, $40; A | ls-inch sawed shingles rs;
A 1S-inch sawed shingles rs: l6-inch sawed
shingles 5 as and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring so 90; common dressed flooring 81 90;
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dressed
siding S2S; dressed stock common, 2-inch, S25i
dressed common boards S19i Lath 4 so.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-18
mARRIED.

SKINNER-BOYD.-A the residence Of the
BRIDES grandfather, Mr.. Alvah Barber. in West
Winfield, N. Y, December 2z, 1866, by Rev. W.
C. Mcdonald, assisted by Rev. J. N. Hobart, J. 5.
SKINNER, of Tontogany, aud Miss ALICE c. BOYD.
Of Maumee City, Ohio.
Accompanying the above was a sweet iestimo-
nial, emblemade of the mystic, as well as the Hy-
meuial tie, which told that the printers were moi
forgotten. 1t may be some satisfaction to know
that its sweetness was not wasted on the desert
air" The greeting we extend the welded pair is
that Lies fa,rest flowers and richest garlands may
adorn the path matrimonial, and the roseate cord
that now W ties them tighten as years roll OF
while their honeymoon extends TO The end o
EARTH" with :" To be continued" ind,rsed there
after. a..t
wAGGoNER -SMITH.-At the Bairl House
on the 10th instant, by Rev. G. A. Adams. Mr.
JosEPH Nj. WAGGoNER and Miss MARY l.. SlurB
all Of Wood County, Ohie.
SMITH-W0OLS0N.- On the 9TH inst, at thu
residence Of the brides mother, by Rev. +. w
Mundy, Mr.. GUsrAyUs F. SMlrH. OF Persysburg
Ohio, and Miss FANNY Q. W0oLscN Of Syracuse
IN. Y.