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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-29
w. F.. T0LMAN & GO.

nEAIEIsS ia Groceries, Flour, Grain, Country
- Produce, &c, No As Portland street, corner Of
Porla.id and Green streets, Portland, having made
tbs necessary arrangements, arc now prepared to
s all articles in their line, at as low prices, when 81
me quality as at any other store Ia Portland
or vicinity, keeping constantly on hand good as
sortinent OF Flour, Teas Coffees, Sugars, Spices,
Iobaecos, Moasses, Pork, lard, Butter, Cheese,
Soaps. Raisns, Vinegar, Kerosene Oil, Nails Wrap
ping Paper, Twine, Paper Bags, Brooms, Brushes,
seeds Garden Seeds, Flower Pots Fertilizers, such
as Bradley and Goes Superphosphate OF Lime,
Ground Bone &c., ut manufacturers prices, togeth-
grocery store.
Goods EXCHANGED forcountry produce at fiir prices.
Country produce sold on commission and quick re-
urnsmade. apr lids wooden
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A Fine Residence on Cedar Street

49,. A two and half story house, containing
H: fourteen rooms, bard and soft water gas, ce-
,l.sk mented cellar, all III good repair. Lot 40 by
30. das fixtures go with the house. Terms easy
Apply to a GEO. Il. DAVIS 81 CO.,
.is. Dealers In Real Estate, No. Morton Block.
ID June 2. div lArgus copy.
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Y Vll00 hDR. MBLEER,sJ11 dU
Soothing and Healing Ralsam,
-6h-- 60
- Az AirIRE,c 01cxIST 4CH

IT has proved infalIible for Burns, Frozen Limbs,
Il Bruises, Sprans, Wounds OF all kinds, Pains in
the Side, Back or Shoulders, Chilblans, Cbapped
Ache, Deafness, Poisoning, Er, sipelas and Imam
nation of the Eyes. For Rheumatism it is not a
certain cure, yet hundreds have been relieved by it
when other remedies had failed fag. .rT 4
Asian internal medicine, whom taken in season. it
will cure Inflammation of the Bowels, Dysentery,
Kidney Complaint and Cholera Morbus. 1t will also
cure Diphtheria, Dry Cough and Asthma. u ItEr .
This medicine is purely vegetable in its composition,
soothing and healingn itsinfuence, and may be CIV
en- to any age or sex with perfect safety has been
before The public during the past nine years and has
wrought some OF the most astonishing cures The
proprietor challenges the world produce its superb
remedy. For sale by all druggists.
q :, &. ID. LEFT, Proprietor, Springfield, Mass.
Demas Barnes q Co., n Park Row, New York
will also supply the trade at List Prices.
d w. Phillips s. Co, Wholesale Agents. Portland.
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A Desirable Residence for $4,000.

q NEAT little cottage, eight rooms; sprlng water
~ 10 the kitchen; all good order A line garden
with fruit trees; also good stable the premises
he lot is beautifully situated and contains over 600
square feet This property Is situated OH Congress
street near, West End Chapel. Terms easy. Apply
within ten days GRO. r. DAVIS & Co.,
June 2,-d1w
h5R-ArguS coDy
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Valuable Real Estate on CONNER

0II--"T (KeGI GU
A LOT OF land about 80 feet front on Commercial
n street and extending 264 IT to Fore ST. the SAINT
now occupied by b. r. Noble & Co. II s5.iE
p Apply to j. Dk0WNE,
Mayi. tt p,srt,,, .,tg svg 10 state Street.
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HIVE Gcnf5s3cacc.

All who have committed an excess OF any Kind
whether II be the solitar, vice of YOUTH or the sling
ing rebue of misplaced confidence in lnatursr wears
= ~ SEEK FOR Az ASTIDOTE IN SEASON --
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervou,
ffostration that may follow Impure Cotton,
- are the Barometer to the whole system. ,rs
DO not wait for the consmmation that is sure to fois
low do not wait for 0nsightiy Ulcers, Tor
Disabled Limbs, Tor Loss OF Beauty
and Complexion.
How Eany Ek0,tsansfs Cau FsstIfy "a TIT,
p = ts 10y Unhappy Experienced ST
No Young men troubled with emissions in sleep, "a
oouitias5f generally the result OF a had habit In
youth,-treated scientifically and 1. prris1 c,rs ,a
ranted or no charge made. = .e "a'
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption and by their friends are supposed 70
have Il. All such cases yield to the proper and oniy
correct course OF treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health. -
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For Sale.

A NEW II story house, stable and wood shed,
"A together with two acres OF excellent land, sitn-
street,, about mile from POI tland bridge, near
the Town House. 1t is Of the best locations in
town, there being splendid view Of the city, har-
Dor and islands, and surrounding country. The
house contains nine finished rooms, good cellar and
brick este n. ~
above property. Apply 10 -t,sgz
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A Good 11.2 Story House.

49, For Sale, Q central location, containing six
@:; rooms, plenty closets, cemented cellar floor
M114 brick eistern, SC. Price only S1700. go.
Apply to W. II. JERKS. je2Cd3w.
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N H. REDDY, -'.-af 3.IA
NJ MERCHANT TAILOR I'D "
lETE. AND DEALER IN .+t UI gu
GENTS Flu FINISHING GOODS,
No. 10, FEDERAL STREET. .
We have In store of the finest assortment o.
ENGLISH, GERMAN, FRENCH and DOMESg9S
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., that be l,,sn i' ~
Portland. These goods have been selected WI VIZ great
and at prices that cannot m TO please and all goods
thoroughly shruhk aud satisfaction guaranteed. -
call is respectfully solicited. Inhnhiui To friends
for past patronage, hoping to p't continuance Of
jan9dff NJ If. REpDY, Proprietor.
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z House on Pearl Street for Sale.
y NOR sale, n three stored, genteel modern built
T. brick house ontsining nine rooms with closets.
Pired tor gas plenty of hart and soft water In the
house, and in good neighbolLood. Enquire at No,
So Pearl Street june20d2w+
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! Stray Colt.

ra1t En into my premises, chestnut colored
- III, with black name and tail; judged to be
ABOUT tnIee Years old. Tile owner can have the came
ny proving property and paying cost and charges.
,,5...,, xr.I-.....,. WILLIAM MITCHELL
-'oi'h h"i mo"tn' d sue -, lsG7. je24diw*
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Milton Gale, Esq, BOSTON
Boston, january II, 1s56.
A. &. Wallace, Esq, Manchester, N. II.

DIR. j. w. PoLAND-Dsar IL very cheerially
give my testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as
an excellent remedy for hiimors. My numerous az
quaintances in Manchester know how severely l was
afflicted with Boils, and they know how perfectly
good my health ia at present. Your Humor Doctor
cured me. Please refer to ior particulars in my
case. BE- Fa A. q. WALLACE.
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MEDICAL.
An Invaluable Medicine


An Invaluable Medicine
THE PURIFYING OF THE BLOOD
4F DIR. u. w. Poland's
HUMOR DOCTOR.
Positive Remedy for all Kinds of Hunors,
PARTICULARLY
Ery.ipeias, Nes,Ie Rash, Salt RLeu,a, serSf-
uIn, CkPbuncles, Bolts and piles
lis very easy to say of this or any other medicine,
sIt is the very best Remedy known. 1t is not
always so easy to prove it. 1t is, however exceeding
y gratifying TO the Proprietor OF this medicine that
While he declares to the public that this is most
wonderful and effective specific for Humors, as stated
above he has abundant proof at hand to sustain his
For sixteen wears the HUMoR DOCTOR has been
manufactured and Sold and every year has increased
the value OF Its reputation. and the amount OF its
sales In New Hampshire, where ii originated, no
remedy for humofs is SO highly przed All emhieiit
physician (now an army surgeon) when praetcing III
New Hampshire, purchased between my ana sAtS
usedit In his practice. He has since then ordered it
for the hospital where he was stationed Other ply
scans have purchased and have used II in practice
with great success When the proprietor lived In
New Hampshire at Gofistown Centre. for the space
OF thirty forty miles around, and ii, Manchester
particularly the Humor Doctor was well known and
highly valued for the numerous and wonderful cures
which it effected. Though manufactured in large
purchasers hadto walt for more TO be made In that
region some very severe cases of ETysipelas were
treated wth-and they were cured. Eryspeias sores,
buncles those ugly painful ulcers were entire
ly removed wherever this medicine was faithfully
used. So it was with Scrofula and Salt Rheum. Tie
Humor Doctor cured them.
For the sake of showing what is thought Of it, a
few testimonials are here inserted:
Milton Gale, Esq, Boston.
hereby certify that sorely afflicted with
Boils for Two years, deyelopin. themselves upon my
limbs and other parts OF my body. The suterin9s
which endured from them are Undesirable. Suf-
flee say that faithfully tried several of the most
popular humor remedies. but without removing the
atfiicton. At length, by the earnest request of an
intimate friend was induced to Try DR.. j. W. Po-
llnds Hunor Doctor and am very happy TO attest
that all my Boils removed, and nay health was
restored by using Dr. Poland's aforesaid medicine.
SD. = zsss--. .s...s MILTON GALE.
Boston, January II, ls56.
I A.C. Wallace, Esq., Manchester, N. II.
DIR. j. w. PoLAND-Dsar sir IL very cheeriully
give my testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as
an excellent remedy for humors. My numerous az
quaintances in Manchester know how severely was
afflicted with Boils and they know how perfectly
good my health is at present. Your Humor Doctor
cured me. Please refer ior particulars III my
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
H,HE Dwelling House, late the residence OF Mrs
i Lucy Mcclellan, with the land connected with
the same, situated on the corner OF Dantorth and
Park streets, is offered for sale. ~ rs
This lot IL l65 feet Danforth Street and $50 feet
on Park street. The estate will be sold entire
the house and the vacant land each street will be
sold separate.
The house Is In good condition. has thirteen
conveniently arranged, and Is we'll calculated for
private residence, Tor boarding house, being one
Of the most eligible situations In the city. as IA
Z Apply TO 2EAg NATHI +. DEERING, "
June II, 1867. je19d3w
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- Two Dwelling Houses on Stale strset--witf
@;;:: good lot 70 feet front and 1876 let deep,
Xnk ll,s Apply 10 .--..s 1ss.s-3ls
= - si5-.4 81 - WIN. II. JERKS, as ,sf
June 22-d1w* eg Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-29
Valuable House and Lot on High
Street. for Sale.

FJNHE two story house and lot, No. High street,
L the residence of the late VIM. Akerman. Lot
about 40x12o feet. House well arranged, cemented
cellar brick cistern together with gas nxtres fur
mace, abundance OF hard and soft water. There Is
a good stable now on the premises, with ample room
to construct one much larger, and complete car
lrouire at JOHN G.. PkOC1ER,
s.s II-u5w Real Estate Broker.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-29

= @s, .ase -. Farm tor Sale, 6a2 81
AF15 acres, more OF less situated within II miles
road west yond the Westbrook Aims House farm.
and continuing down to thecaual the lower eide.
1t is avery fitting place for market garden, or
beautiful place for private residence as there is
splendid orchard in very high state Of CULTIVATION
the farm. The farm cuts about % tons of hay; it
has been very we'll MANFRED for the last ten years
also has very good barn, and is insured Or $500 Il
would be very conyenisn, Tor splendid brick yard
premises; Perfect tide guaranteed r TSr tSFther
: jei5ti 2s7 Fore street, Portland.
Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
LNHE oxford House, pleasantly situated In the vii
fered i6r sale az a bar gain, Il applied for soon
The House is large in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout, together with all necessary
3 For full particulars inquire Of ,, ,,,,o,
Or hanson 4 Dow, 543 Union st.
Fryeburg, Sept 70, 1866. diff
-9 For Sale. sGo
THE fine lot of Land on Spring, near High street
i known as the Boyd lot, containing about 10 600
feet also about 900 Brick and 200 perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with or without the material.
For further particulars enquire Of JOHN q. Toll
FORD, or CHARLES SAGER. mehlidtf
$1,000
49, WILL. buy new, well finished story and
%::: halt house and lot. The house is very pleas
Jun antly situated on Cove street, containing seven
rooms and viii be sold at the extremely low figure
above named. -. f.iD tl..-
10 ss-,,,s,..fs -s.s-I Also -r.rrr..
Lots for sale at prices from cent to 81 per loot.
Of -- HEWITT & BUTLER,
Api letfI Real Estate Agents, 22sA Congress St.
Land ON Commercial Street to
+ ~ Lease, ~
T,HE subscriber Is DESTROYS Of improving his lots
i on Commercial street. and will lease part Or
the whole for 4 term OF years. ~ ttic
Or he will erect buildings suitable for manathctur
ing or other purposes. II desired.
Proposals will be received by f. L. UPHAM, CT
the subscriber. ate- e1D
N p RICHARDSON.
May GOTH 80 dE7s $50 may31du
= For sale. ,..-...
A VERY desirable lot OF land on Union street
"A Portland by H. DOLAN,
je15tf 23T Fore Street.
ArQus cOpy.
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ss For Sale, &4sFS.
A NEW HOUSE just finished, on Lincoln Street,
"A between Franklin and Wimot Streets. Apply
to -t5 u SMITH & PICKETT,
june24I1w on the premises.
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May q. dti "a
= New Two story House for ale,

- On Cushman Street, we'll built, by the day,
jx;;:I less than two years ago. Containing twelve
.WHlsG. finished rooms. Pleasantly located on the
sunny side Good neighborhood. Convenient for
two families. Loi 3s by 81 feet. Will be sold ON
WILLIAM H. JEBRIS,
may25 d6w* =" Real Estate Agent.
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A Good Lot for Sale
For Sale.

ON Pearl street, between Congress and Cumber
" land streets, size about 81 by 10 Ieet, with cell
lar all stone. This fine location for residence.
Apply to > eipe w. II. JEKRIS.
June zs-d1w* s Under Lancaster Hall,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-09
..Muon1Y. MAna1Ep.-some month or si1 weeks

ssMUCHLY' MARRIED.-Some month or Six weeks
since We published a paragraph giving an account
Of the reappearance Of 9 husband, utter prolong-
ed absence who found bis wife N to another q @
possession Of wife and premises and ousted mo;
and we give it to him. We annex bis epistle, aftsr
having corrected his orthography, punctuation,
&C., somewhat, and refer the reader particularly to
the verses with which he concludes his appeal:
JANUARY 27, 1867.
s'There was Confederate soldier in HoWards
Grove who married widow with three children,
whose name was M. E. ". The former husband
came and took possession, after an absence OF
dead, and J. E. W., the first husband, now draws
ratons at the Southern ration house to support
his family, notwithstanding he was absent during
the whole war; and think he would 10 better TO
go and support his family by his Own labor, m
Stead of walking about the street, ard think it is
Door way to walk about the streets to make o
living.
ssNumber One came down and took possession OF
| Number Two's wife, which Number Two does not
consider right, but with which he must be satls-
fed. =.;. -. :,
s'It is stated that Number One was married
again while in Pittsburg, and If such IS the case
think he had better remained with hcr, PROVIDED
she is able to take care Of him. He had better 60
back to his latter wife, who is able to support MN
What can q woman be thought Of who would, attel
desertion Of eight years. again take the dosertel
to her heart.
stShe has been living happy these last four years.
but now her happiness is at an end.
"Oh, Number One, why did you go,
| From your wife, who sees woe
And married Two with sweet content,
To go with man with discontent3
''Oh thou who was my own true wife,
Went with man of great strife,
Destroyed my fortune In this world,
| And never better'd thyseR
| ssTt ia All the sano now thn'
- ssDAWS. ESQ"
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[From the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
Gov. Brownloyv's Pro-Slavery and Ant
Negro-Su1frage Record.


Gov. BroxvnIow's Pro-Slnvery and Anti
Negro-Su1frage Record.
Nopublic man Of the South has gone, either in
public or private in writing or speech, further IN
his efforts to justify and perpetuate negro slavery
in the South and in Tennessee than Gov. Brown
low No public man. even since the war, In Ten
nessee, has expressed more decided hostility to
the negro being invested with the voting privilege
than this same Gov. Brownlow. The proof OF this
We have in the columns Of the Knoxville Wing tor
long series Of years--in his debate with Pryne,-
in his speeches, sermons and pamphlets for he
preached pro-slayery and became pamph!eteer
on behalf of the peculiar institution )-and in his
messages Governor Of the State since the act OF
emancipation by o vote Of the people amending
the State Constitution. From these we are pre-
pared to show that Gov. Brownlow assumed to
play the role of "Moses" to the colored people,
after the clock lad struck twelve and the time for
honest and sincere repentance had expired. At
the proper time we shall unearth these proofs, and
bring them 10 view in such unquestionable shape
that he cannot escape their crushing effect when
contrasted with his present position. The rod is
in pickle, and when the time arrives we intend to
5as i @ eat to uaS aR that " shall
The naked truth is that the franchise question
with these Tennessee Radicals has been matter
Of experiment all the while. The first of the tenta-
nenG was made in June, 1865. The elections held
would not answer the Radical purpose. They
we're then bitterly hostile to negro enfranchise-
ment. The next experiment was made by the
passage Of still more stringent disfranchising
lows own appointees. But 10 when the returns
were all in, it lis plain that this law will not serve
to keep the Radicals in power. It was not until
they had exhausted all means OF keeping them
selves in Office, in opposition to the unmistakable
wish Of an overwhelming majority of the legal
voters of the State that they thought OF the last
expedient which was to enfranchise the negro, and
bamboozle them into their support. This was tho
Inst straw that this piratical crew could clutch,
and they did it. But we mean that the negro, 50 50
and the real hypocricy Of these pretended friends
Of his-and Of this we give thus timely notice.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON
Arrived Yesterday

schr Charlotte Fish, Strong. New York, days. Hay
&c. To Risiey & Creighton, King Gibbon.
Schr Fannie Shaw, Shaw, Philadelphia, 12 days.
Guano and Coal To Getty Co, Robson, and
Lampe.
Schr W " Pharo, Allen, Philadelphia. IL days. Mdze
To Baker Co, and others previously reported in
the OG1ng).
schr Sidney Price. Stevens, Philadelphia, 10 days.
Coal To 4 Getty & Co.
schr Addie NJ Bird, Merrill Baltimore. days. Corn
&c. To F Baker Co, q Bulwin sle B 8 Rhett & Son.
Ferguson & Holmes, Cameron, Barkley Co,
Agent, D E Silcox 81 Baker Co, J Binns, Mofett &
Boyle, Browne + schirmer. J Kerr Co. Campsen
Co, G II Walter Co, N Averil l. Son.
Schr Ann Deas, from West Point MILL IS bbs Rice
To Cohen, Hanckel & Co, Willis & Chisolm.
Steamer Fannie. Davis. Georgetown, C.. 125 tierces
Rice, II bales Cotton and Mdze. To ferguson Holiness
Cart Kopf Jeryey, Mordecai Co, Shackelford Fra
SCI, Thurston Holmes, Kendall DocAery, Mintz,
r Pringe, Allston, Prof Holmes, Gen Burns, Ro-
per Stoney.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Azelda 4 LAURA Mc1ndoe Baracoa, West indies
Bart g. Wirth
schr VIM Slater, smalley, Boston, via Beaufort c.
Risley & Creighton.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter Palatka via Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah.
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The North German Confsderacy.

On Saturday last the first Parliament Of this
newly constituted Confederacy was opened with
all the required pomp Of State, at tho City Of Ber
lin, by the King Of Prussia in person. This fact is
suggestive. It shows that the sovereign rights
and privileges of tho minor States forming the
Confederasy in junction With Prussia are virtually
the Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg, and all the other
Princes, who heretofore laid such great stress
upon their Independence, have oil cow one com.
mon sovereign over them in the Prussian King.
The brief abstract Of the Kings speech it is hardly
worth our while to notice, for what we are told
that he said are mere common-p places, and, may
hap, intended to be so. For the sake of the fur
ther consolidation Of this new Empire Of the Ger
man North, we are glad to learn that Count Bis
marck was present at the interesting ceremony.
The reports Of his serious illness, as telegraphed,
were calculated to create alarm. They are now
proven to have been exaggerated; and we rejoice
at this for the loss, even temporarily, Of the ad-
vice Of this man Of strong will, clear mind and un-
bending energy would have been seriously felt by
the King not only, but also by all those who favor
the firm constitution Of this Confederaoy upon a
basis alike glorious to Prussia and beneficial to the
people of the rest of Germany.
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MARRIAGES.

On Sunday evening, oath ult, by Rev. Fletcher Smith,
Mr. John N George to Miss Sarah Moody a OF Pickens
On Tuesday evening" 26h ult by the same, at the res
dence Of the BRIDES father Mr. A. R. Martn, OF Green
vile, to Miss Sallie E. Foster, Of Pickens.
On the 22d ut, at Cedar Bower, by D. Grice, n. p,
Mr. James Wood of Anderson, to Mrs. Nancy Mauldin,
Of Pckens
By the Rev. j. P. Smeltzer on tile 9th February Mr.
VIM. A. Barre and Miss Hudah c. Goree all OF Newber-
ry District.
On Thursday, 28th ult., by the Rev. J. G. Boyd Mr
John j. Aick and Miss Fannie Sheppard all Of NeWber-
~ District.
On the 21st ut, by the Rev. JOS T. Klgo Capt W: a.
Franks to Miss Mamie NJ Ballew daughter OF the Late
Rev. D. L. Ballew.,
On the 4th Of December 1866 Albany, Ga by the
Rev. 81. D. Moore, Mr.. Edwin ". Moore formerly OF Alb
beville, s. C., to Miss Susie Crump, of Virginia
By Rev. R. W. Brice, on the 22d November last Mr.
Thomas Torbt and Mrs. Jane h. Flenntken, all OF Ches-
ter District, s. C.
By the Rev. r. W. Brice on the 9th October last Rev.
John Hunter, Of Mecklenburg No. Ca, and Miss Mary
Ann. daughter Of Mr. Thomas McD Of Chester District
8. @.
By the same, on the 18th of December last Mr. R. q.
Peoples, of Mecklenburg No. Ca, and Miss Agnes A..
daughter Of Col James McDin, Of Chester, s. c.
In Hamburg, 8. c., February 26th by the Rev. G. A.
Patlo Mr. M. Salls and Mrs Hethy A. Cope, daughter
of Sterling Burnett.