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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05


The Late Massacre ON Smoky Hul River COa.-.
nrmed-Hostile Bands On the Platte. ~ &.
,ToPEKA, Feb. 4. 1867 y
The report OF the late Indian confirmed by
q letter received by Governor Crawford from we'll
known citizen OF Salina, Kansas The massacre
CURED In the vicinity Sand Greek, the FROM,
Fort Riley TO Fort Lincoln. The train Is spoken OF
goverment train and only four out Of the sxtythrss
men with IL escaped. The letter further stases
that small parties Of CheycSnes have been several
times the settlements, and that the
Arraphoes have passed through the ssttlemenis beng
afraid to 20 home by th<nAsua the head
waters OF Sana and the Solemn Forks The Kaws also
report large bodies of hostile Indians the frontier
settlements. The writer's opinion Is that the Indiana
will confne their depredations 70 the travelled roads,
Advces from the river Platte state that force or
Indians from that quarter bad moved South the
path the number Of twelve thousand; and there
United States forces enough cope with num-
Der; and II the militia had to do IT. they should be
speedily organized.
The Report Disbelieved In Denver.
DENVER. Feb 4 1861.
The report Of the Indian massacre Smoky Hill In
disbeeved Tho overland coaches regularly,
and no hostile Indians have been heard Of between
Junction City and Denver
Attack a Station in Colorad0-Tbree Mea
Killed and a Large Amount Of Property
Stolen. ns
ST. Lour, Feb. 4, 1851. y ,
The Central City (Coorado) Register Of the oath uh.
says:-The Indians made Q raid this station last
night They killed three men and run on . large,
amount Of stock belonging TO train A demand has
been made the stage agent at Denver for arms aud
ammunition. More attacks expected along the lnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

GAIEyA ILL.,. Feb. a. 1851
Samuel Mis- the alleged murderer Of tcorge MAJ
WELL NJ Fanona ~ y. In December lash was arrested
here to.dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
TINE AllpAnA LEGISLATURE.

@ MoMGoMBKx Feh. 4. 1e6s.
The Alabama Legislature passed . bin granting State
aid In the Of $40 600 per mile for extending De-
catur Railroad 70 Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
z RUSSIA.

Direct Mail Rsste 20 Chsss.
- ST. PrrksssuRG. fsb. {. 1885,.
direct mail has been established between this city
and Pekn, China Tho seyvice requires forty eight days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05
MARINE IHTEllIcrScr.

N3 v.y LyrRrou, Feb. a. 1891
,as steamship krn yrvm New York Jan 10 arrived
es-sostovr yssss- asy~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-05

Pensions % the Ridseway;and FerI Erie SsS-
aiers-Cahlsss MeesinS- sPrepeaSsioas for q
ReciDrecisy Treaty. ke.
INV ~ sTs k OTTAWA G. w.. Feb Z, 1857.
The government has consented 70 grant the following
heroes VI Ridgeway ana For Erie pensions: Queens
Own Ensign Malcolm McEchren, killed In action to
widow e1s4 and s27 each 70 i've children year; Scr
geans Hugh Aatheson, of received in action
NO heirs; Corporal Francis LaKey. do, do, to
widow STAG year; private william Smith,
killed In action, widow sllo year; private
Mark Deferies, do. heirs; private Christopher
Anderson, do, 70 widow, sl10 year. private VIM Fair
banks, tempest do, heir private J. Newburn, do
no heir: IDvate Malcolm Mckenzie, do, TO mother $50
year; sing Sergeant Paul Robins wounded, 20 cents
day; Corporal John ConDor sickness IS cents day:
private Charles Thomas Bell, wounded 20 cents day
private Oiphant sickness, 80 cents day; private G.
Luesden, wounded Is cents day. private John white
wounded, 90 cents . day; Captain James B. Bousted,
wounded, eighteen months pay gratuity, Sse5;
Lieutenant James Herbert, ben,er, do, cian Ensign
James 7. smith; sickness; Ensign Fahey, wounded,
Forbes McHardy. wouDded, no claim: private
Thomas ousls,es. wounded, our months pay
Thomas Purdy, injury, $40; William Thompson, wound.
ed, 500 and 81 medical attendance do George Briggs
injury gralu'ty SIX weeks at So; Charles Winter
wounded, eleven mouths pay ~ $40; Richard Clayton
wounded, $3.50; Edward Clapp. do, SOS Frederick
woodall, do, s24; Corporal James Bali, no claim; pr
wounded, SEQ; Rupert Kugs.ora do , s5s: win s,a
vsndersmisson. do 5000 Ephnam g Paterson, DO
:ss; Edgar Paul 90, SO; Eden Forsyth, injury 500;
500; One Hundred and Eighth Royals. Lieutenant
Charles j. winssaney, sloi; Captain aud Psylnas,er
J. H. Richey, disease contracted while on service to
widow S2l0, and S4s 10 each OF his three children;
private Thomas Carlos IS cents day private Mckay
30 cents day. Toronto Naval brigade-John Cenden-
ming, eTatuitv Of e166 ...............
American invoices 20 psr cent discount
Tho excatemsnt In regard 70 the .Babin murder IN
abatng, and popular feeling turning In favor OF the
unfortunate clergyman tsH ssGi
rho following smeni Of reoeipss OF the Province
for January --Revenoe customs, e220, 990; Excise
e204 SCI; Bill stamp tuty, &ll ,07p Post Once Sek815
Grown lands, $1l2 6W; Miscellaneous $15Ts2b Tosa,
81, 7p1. e66 Expenditure, fe37, ...........,.
All the members OF the cabinet 10 Canada arrived
here to-day They have been in seeson all day With sr
John Michel II Supposed the Governor has received an
important despatch from the home government IN rela
ton 70 some more important changes In the Quebec
federation scheme, copy Of whrh bc Transmitted
70 Mr.. Seward. Tie members Of The Cabinet Council
arc In favor Of nnding delegation 70 consult with
Congress In rcfardto treaty OF with Canada
as member Of ne British North America Coufsdera-
ton.
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roRosro, reh 4 1857
Seven Fenian prisonens-- colosel Robert h. LyscA.
Rev. John McMihon, Mr. Haven, John Quinn, Thomas
School, Daniel vhalen and Mr. Hayden-were quietly
sent from Kingston Psni,entary on saturday by
The railway. III except Father Mcmahon WEIR ironed
sufficiently 70 PREVENT an attempt a, escape. No un-
necessary harnneee used. Before leaving they
presented carl Of thanks 10 the sheriff occrs o.
the prison.
H. welchm, the last renian prisoner, against whom
NO bill was fouid, was discharged on saturday
The Previnsial Parllamcnt % Meet In May.
M Afn MoSrRsAI, Feb. 4 1891 4
II is authorissvely stated that Parliament win meet
the FIRST weekn May. f-a @at mE
The Execntte Council meet here on The 18th inst
The officers u the garrison have subscrbsd cleo for
Ex-Governor lvre's defence fund.
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FRENCH AID FOR THE CREAM PATRIOTS.
CABINET CHANGES IN AUSTRIA.
FATM FOOD RIOTS IN BELGIUM.
Isasian Entersain ment 60 Ameri.
can O@cers.
BY THE CABLE 70 FEBRUARY 4.



sse~sral MA asa Prince NapeI-os.
PsKrs, Feh. 3 1861
rnscs Nsppieon received ne american Minister,
ss~DsrAl nr. to-day. Al m PaAis Royal
n~p~rtsve 81 Commodore Nrsirkar.
paEr fcb 2-kveninG
~ Mry.essr commoAcrs Of tho New York Yacht
sash salea fcr Ne~ YORK IN tho oatwsrd bound French
sas.aTr b. day
Ala f.r the Greta.s.
PAmIs. Feb a 1881.
N Hrlaaser. fand ~ us tsrstt q the crssans Is =
sr~@a sacesss
Imr.rl.I and >atissal rrssr~~s.
Pssn. Fen. q 1887.
IaVr..onmers fcE dehs 70 ~ abolished IN France.
IN. Emperor has refused 10 allow General prim, the
spanAsh res elsronist 70 rcmAsn In France
hm estimated that the ~ she goods already
s.sssd IN Tits sfty for me International Exposition
.mcasis 70 81, ooe Ca
TIE hrsi ron-clAa az ordered ny the japanese
sC,mnmc~s 10 noe hesns constructed as roaion-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06
Drs. HARVEY & DIVINE

OFFER THEIR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
" to the public.
Or. Divine having given spccial . teniion {
Operat.v We Surgery. and having p-ti.rm. a m1ny ni
the higher operations hnp-s q ,hare W er,ly The
public patronage in this drintmeut. All di.ra~rs
OF the Eye, aud all Surgical Di.c,-es at F.male-
VIII receive hi particular At .puiip nova 6f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06

'''''''' ~. 'i'' VI - an
htpr Srht&tIYes tloM any State int
/, , congress ; ana That either Of thrS
,'t'H'UlH Is conclusive III the CoWts
/. iN.U''onn1.'diN true, 'nat the a.
clHI'I o. Congress, IN such cGSt
womb or IL exercise OF Il pouJIaa
power "!lGh the CGnfts could no
question. but N this cas-. tdrrr j
no '''itr>l ''fVrrh l1Fa, State COY
'I''ihrh.5 IN which Is the IaWtlj
"n': ne ACTOR aftOngrrSS ADMITTING
any Government 1t the State; am
40 question oheut the existing g,r
F. ilG'na mere being republican; f.
!, Is administered substantially IN
I"yi the same Constitution and las.
W,Ac' existed ." hpn tie State wns
'adn!ttrd mt" tar Union, except ST
: I,I as ih"E nave been rccr@tlN
! rh"lIgtd, tHuey the policy prescribed
by the Government of the United
2'3trS. !, Is hot alleged tiat rg
nuhlcan government does not eNj,'
~ '.'r STATE, nor docs taiS NIlIHmt
'"'.' proceed 10 ,,t15 1l s@ri gay
.elIihcht upon the reason that it is
not neW II existence here. Nj
"orS ], recognize any GOVERNMENT AT
I'll ~ existence as q Iprll govern
mth5, aS 1t might have done aHdrI
me htcl&on IN Iu,.l"r vs. Borden.
Oi ti.' contrary, ~ declares that there
~ ~ ''J'' J"fS'""S'Rt ~ iIIr state,
ana pr'crpdS - almu the C0Gspitu
ION, Jaws and government of the
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06
From the Daily Mississ!pptsn.l
OUR REMEDY IN THE SUPREME
COURT.

1t is asserted by several distil
euished gentlemen OF Jackson, i
letters pnblislrd in the " CtWiJR,
chat the Supreme Court o. lue Uni
tea States has nopOWer to pror3Uar
4 the Military Bid" demonstrations
+. aud NOlG. because that Is a pJ 5aci
question which Congress diUur Ha,
the right to determine, and hpuc,
taat the Supreme Court cannot tax,
Judicial cogulZance OF it, but mus
treat it as nnai,S aud pluprli ys..t.rc
! by Congress. 1t is said that thi
power 10 recognise the cAI,Dr.e. a.i
State government, has hceu decided
to be q p0attcaL qaestiqR WuIru per
talns to Congress, and ~ q iHiieia
| question. For these positions, IT,,
case Of LHthey ". Eordc,4 howard
Reports, Is relied oa "a authority,
and as llle question j. G.p o. The
most m"mrnj0uS importance to om
ils!iS, at this time, It Is nov pro.
posed briefly to examine the correct.
nesS oi the osinjoHSIeleiIpd to, and
the applicability o. thcoo,uar. hrlo
1T the case re.I' ii on, to the present
case.
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arose ff0M COnteS, in the Site ol
Rhode Island, uetWt en- ta0 upliiir,i
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-04-06
DIR. N. C. CTLI K,


/" nc rcK m H 0qS IL
prepared to practice his i.fuf-ssion n al
j its branches.
All diseases Of the gums and mouth irea
ted upon scientific rrirciple-
Decayed teeth carefully filed Artificial
teeth inser'ed upon Gold or Vnl auite
temporary sets eau be furnished On the d :
sitter extraction.
Teeth extracted without pain, ty tie use
Gas or the Nircotic Sprav.
0FFIcE OTER M9sBY, RicnARps CO..
DRua STORE
Refersio The physicians Of Canton.
lJan5-,f
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
DoUGM RICE, IsOUG1I RICE,

I Wanted ut tho GO oURTSIio otlSE STORE, where
the highcs, prices in Cash or Barter viii be allowed
for Il, Ne ~. 3 49, ,e I, >, ,.s ..,
. PEAS, dRouSDNUrs, &c., bough, in any qtaiu.
3 NEwIIuLLED DrGkWnE.lT FLOUR Just. re-.
new. Table SYRUP, SUGARS, TEAS &o..So,
always on hand. ssl gss
PERUVIAN GUANO and wANDo FERTILl-
ZER on consignment
A lot Of CHOICE CHEWING TOBACCO in whole
aud half boxes, which will be sold low to close out
tho lot. #HS f4 8ssS e4s 3 l5a9
Also full supply of FIRST rate CT EWING TO
BACCO, which is going of at low prices.
BLACK SEED OATS for winter planting. "a
RED SEED WHEAT a1choiccl article, md otbcr
scnsonablc goods to be had ut the
COURT HOUSE STORE.
'sS e JOHN a. HAMILTON.
now g 1y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
lMEETING OF BOARD
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The. Annual Meeting Of the Board Of County
Cotnmissioners for Orangeburg will take place in
the Court House Of said County on the 4th Monda.
of November, inst, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. All per-
sons having bills against the County are required
TO deposit the same withthc Clerk Of said beard on
or before Saturday the 2lst day Of November inst,
land in default thereof such bills will not be audi
ted at said annual meeting siisisg ). % "A
II! IT, COOKE,
= Clerk Board County Commissioncrs
nov7 td
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
Light ID: Artillery

sGuee fams lsatdtu, intnn the plantatiopspf pf
Mr.. aapiel Izlar.s M seen
Xals, pi piece Of ir.illsry IL
IS ! Il, SsSah5lSr and We zinrycE ealtulared It's
range. lie Cooking Range Sssss Il sTs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21

STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,
Orangcburg County o'a'ion.
By'THaD.i ANDREWS, Esq, Judge Of Probate
WHEREAS, John NJ. Ayers. farmer, hath made
suit to me to grant him Letters of Admnistra
tion Of the Estate and effects of John Ayers, dc.
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonsh all and
singular tho kindred and creditors of the said
John Ayers, deceased, that they ba aud appear
before me, in the Court Of Ordinary, to be held at
Probate Office. Ofangeburg C. H.. on Monday, 28d
day OF Novembersnst., after publication hereof at
il o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause II any
they have why the said Administration should no.
begranted.; fA 5hsN ~ sf@ ~ 80.
Given under my handthis 9TH day of November
An1o Domiui; 1868. rsil -
TIIAD. G. ANDREWS, Judge of Probate,
e nov la--2t SO 0rangeburg County.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
MRS. {. OLDENDDRFF,s
IIN PROnAl!T!!E cOURT,.

I'm PROBATE COURT,r y
F,,5 Ss' ORANGEBURG COUNTRY. 4,
Ex parto Robert NJ. Argoc, I
q In re Lost Will of t, s
3 Robert Argoe, Sg. - H.,
On hearing tho petition in this case, and on mo-
tion Of T. H. Cooke Solicitor for petitioner 1t is or
dcrctl: f5455.e ss l-9fsl ,is I,-.,s..t.f ~
That all persons Interested he and arc hereby
notified to appear at the Judge Of Probates Office
at 0rangcburg Court IIousc on the second Monday
in February A. D..gls69, for the purpose Of shew-
ing cause If any they can, why the will Of Robert
established, and to that end to produce euch Wit
nesses as they may desire, and cross exnmine those
produced by the petitioners.
Judge Of Probates Ofice.l THADC ANDREWS
Orangeburg 8. c., Judge Of Probate.
November 9, 1868. 90
g nows2 q ~ b Ii y,srss s ~ ~ -, ,ea-s,a i,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
EoR SALE, IsIsN,r

fT--Itli-fIIlhR
= THE FINE PLANTATION
Belonging to the Estateof the late Colonel KEITT,
and woll known as the itI Gst .s.F gg fE.la Il
6yDarh yserlAec.
These LANDS arc among tho BEST in tho Dis.
trict, being situated on Lyons Greek, commanding
A}FlNE WATER-POWER. ~
and of Rich Red Clay Soil They arc offered at
ONE-HALP9 their Valuation in 1866. Said Tract
contains 500 acres. s.i5 Gat# az
Cenditions-$5, ,5O0-one.th cash, the balance
in two yearly instalmcnts. Address
t5 ~ Mrs. LAURENCE KElTT,
nov y7-tf Charleston, $. C.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21
sgy' q f.fs ssALso

oaAsaEbuna eopsTs, Probate Court,
Er paYte F. W, Pafrcys Adm,f Estate of Jesse Pat
atrick--Pe Petition for sale Of Heal Estute. 4sg Z
BY virtue of decretal order To me directed from
the nprable the Probate Court Of the said Co,in-
ty, will sell OF public outcry at Orangeburg on
se!esday in Deccmber next, (bcing the 7th DeG.J
5Fyil that tract Of land containing one hundred
acres. moro or less, situate or Cattle Creek, and
founded by lands Of John n. Berry, tho same being
q part df tho cstate Of ESesse Patrickass93s, i.
81 Tetsns One -half soasai. balance on credit of
tWeivc n,ofithss purchaser ITO give bond and mort
gage for credit portion, and to pay for pareYssnd
siamIs.s ~ sys3ltssSI xssa Efasik ssa0L eeg1
Oci9pnF In s1o1g 20 -sSS @ - = ~ tiiHIIaGS, asa
nbvl It'd 20 alsg9. S. o. G..
poY 1a So I'd
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TIE Cores IA = make sle follow.


III: w froia the columbia lga,.i.d: Il
sThs Gomptroller General IF the st;te has
inssttdss afiscra % include III tLeir qunrY
sesly assessments all cotton purchased and sold
By merchanta, 1, factor, ig brokers. bankers, or
other persons buying or shipping on commits
sies, or otherwise, which Was grown this year.,
ana xS.1pt from tax bJs sthe United states
G5sernuent By Act Of Congress aud to collect
twenty cents ID every hdndred dolla1s worth
of it, the same as on other merchandise, con-.
sidcring cotton sold whenever it is shipped.
sssseGts 4a Nov Yerk are. couiibas down, aud:
II Is easier for want ef houses to get
them tan il has leep g any time q iYr fg
I ytfsa.s past. IA Il { rs s. Il, I.
Al mississippi colorea preacher has COM
mencea uplhiFb'ipg la the cyl0rsd Gislsous'
Monthly. u q rse IS ssss
The Bsstsa Jrs,scEipt is afraid if all the
ssatea this ypsr have Thanksgiving Day on
\ November 2G, tiiat sfhere may not BE turkeys
enough TO so round. ''s
General ,, !, Fa Butler has written letter in
vhicil he SAYS ..The South has no frmer
trietsa tbs1 i ID, aid hayo ever beeu II and
he. further declaresi, he bears no hatred toshe
South, mon AZ sHclt Il s
Now yoik paper suggests as q means of
passtsg tho national debt, that every. office.
saassi q 4 dplar week its liqtfdsss
lshc gctstan ofics. q 5iia # sassds sssis
asrss s si ssEsi Fairfss Co County. Va, were were
4 isss isss M saly cs n; fqr the sum Of 500, an
Iipnd4 djaining is now lleld dsat $3.50 an
Z8g A. tr3fE as9 IS Is sislesS 81 ~
din tss5st' gs34sshlss4 VI sEssg $3.50
Sc sasiis UnhioR Pacific Railroad Company are
abBut sps lay out town at the cssnonth Of the
Nescy River, lscysnty-fs0 miles east ofgSalt
s.Sie City w s ,srs1l ~
aa.abar m seap sllita ID i Afai6ard, Ne.
York. have purchased eighty thousand acres
Of land near ri'alatsl Floridas and arc about
to colonize Il . asiits people from shat State.
jour leiacy 81 danls,s tho ooratie can
didatS ias ID siassachasctts III, Inn ten
thousand ahead siukss as ashc reccut
e'esslals .aS q. 30 SO
sssfie shull tlastodon; s,iicaalirihg three
asc.;asIcngth txo foct eight inches i'd widtll,
DID sse jestacrossithe nostrills andbweighisg
S one II hundred pounds it Is rcpoatod,s iss1
assana SIS County, 0hios4es4s sss das -
a ' ss ssssIl sssiIs; !; lil sast hun
slreds Of .nisy ye,ltg rsea, ain tllatsci ysaaaoy
OF tIpapsss Iiyc entirely nPon
borrowed money 10 'sss fiss ~ ~ ~ J
,7 q ssac
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-21

EN Tb.s S,,hssti}i1S 1911 L.
spcctfaily inform HIS Tiends and tESt Es
has moved his BAR TO th6 fear o. his Isl StGAb SA
Russell Street where he win Nkeep .eonstxhtil on
hand good supply 6f LIQUoE u df aES BEST
scpt 19-.6m JAN CANNON. q
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, ApieI1 s7, 1867

trOer shall pay upon proper vouchers therefor all legal
expenses incurred by the authority Of the Board OF
Audit or in his defending suits now pending hero
after TO be brought against him by reason OF his official
action. Nothing herein contained shall he construed
affect any claim upon which suit pending and in
eases where evidence has been taken In proceedings
recover said claims at law, the said claims shall
DO heard and determined by said Board Of Audit
upon such evidence and such additional evidence
may Dc offered The Board Of Audit shall receive $40
per day for each day OF actual service. The Board il
forbidden 10 hear or settle any claim upon which an
action ut law could not be brought at the time Of the
passage OF this act by OF the statute Of ita
tions OF time Of commencing civil actions In this state
which has been rejected by any Court Judge for
other than the want Of an appropriation
fund TO meet the same provided however that where
an action has been pending any clam and has becl
rejected for want OF appropriation To meet the sam
the time during which such action has been pending shall
not be counted any part Of the limitation OF time Of
commencing an action on such claim.
This act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-27
~ iRRlED.

BtRyEs-BULKLEY- Thar,y. April 2 by III. Rev Aired
Beach Theoior 81 Rn,s Josephns, dasslcr Of J.seph
Bukley, both o. this city
BiRDSALL-OYD-At B-cotlyu. Thrnl,y April 25 b. TIE
Rer. Dr. Fsics Vol Dsr'el biri,sI so7 o th~ % Nli1 h
B u PEI ssk y T.. 20 AnEs Lloyd daughter Of 1he e Gen
John L.o,d o. tls oy
BALLOU-JACEsOS-On Thnfiy Arn,5 a. the residence % Chl
D. Reed s~ Picpha By the Rev Wls H. Fumes. assisted by
he Rev. Fr 'U'hmgan, Leonard s. Blon j. or NeSlOTA u
Hrsr t., daughter Of Mr NJ L. JFcsf0n of Philadelphia
BONSALL-RDsESDAIE-At the Church of the InctrAios d.
s,nEve Lrrr Apr - by TIE Rector the Pew HEM Moot
goney H. D. M Ferdinand Bonsa 90 LGne osy e sher 81 TIE
late Capt Christian koseniil-. Al Of tbs cty.
GRAYEYERO, Th-rs's A-T p the BrofiTry rsss7'cl.
tAuh. hy The Rev. H. I!ug j. Wn a. 6Eal 10 A'i'r De-
daughtrOf Christi pier Aeyc-, esq, ell % tLi eliT.
GRIFFEN- KELfOGCAi look6cd Conn., rdnessy April %
D. I Rev No Goupc Benjamin Gien Angie eaest daughter
OF Bsrr.lar kclogg. No cards
IIEBE-WOOO--A Philadelphia Thursday. April 95 by he sr
Toaer Can't & Hamilton Lehrr. 4. = a 10 iieaEsta
daur,.sr Of Charles r. Wool ofAnburu " 4.
NERRTTT-BEHEDCTO THURSDAY April 25 at The South Psby
Brookiyn b. the Rev Dr. spear. sh ~ MvTHtt 20
Louise daughter Of ) :. Benedict esq, " Brookyn, H.
MlDULETON--lILL-On Thursisv April 25 by tho Rev r.
Ellison Icslrrce of be brides paeI's j. Middleton, h
and Augusta eldest daughter Of JA K h Ssq all Of ho
bole1, y. }.
FASr-rEANAg-Oa Thursay April ea At Trinity Chapel b
The Asv Dr. 4 H. Beach william, sersnt of Spnytsn DnyEe TO
Edti v tlls diug ghtes Of A. I,l1an Of this eiy
sKIpDYGAY-luS JcSas Church stanford Coas Thui,
Avn % ~ th Right Rev Joha Williams Bishop o( the Dooe.'
s,.l William Tatock Rector, NihAn W. Ssddy snd
EieAGo. Mott laughter OF William Gay