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Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons. both male and fe
male. there who suffering out miserable existence
from the effects of secret indulgence from virus ao
sorbed into the system Look at their pald enacated
and disfgured faces and their broken down coustit-
tons, dsqualifyn them for the happiness Of marriage
the enjoyment OF life. In this horrid situation thou
sands suffer until death closes the bet parents.
guardians and friends attend to those who sugering
from any of these horrible. Understanding malades
that they cared for and cured before Is too
late. Send them Immediately for Dr. Gibbon physi-
elan who has made private diseases his especial study
for and who is certain to the most nveterate
cases. without mercury any injurious drugs II Is
important to those afflicted those who teres
ted in the welfare of their friends TO be careful of the
many pretended doctors who nest all cities publishing
their skill III curing all diseases in few days imposing
upon the public by using Of eminent physicians
from Europe and other places. Be therefore careful and
make strict enquiry or You may fall into the hands of
those charlataIs
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-02-23
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NETV REMEDIES, NEII- RElIEDIES

DR.. Gibbons Dispcnsary,
81. kearney Street, Commercial. San Francisco
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Sss Washington 81, below Montgomery. s.n Francisco
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions the consequent of self-aluse This
solitary epravtd sexual indulgence is prac:ise
by the youth Of both almost unlimited
tent. producing with unerring certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms. unless cunbatted by scien
tic medical viz: SallOw couneuance. dark
spots under the eyes pain in the head ringing in the
Noise ike the tling Of leaves and rafting Of char
lots uneasness about the lions. weakness Of the limbs
confused vision. bInted intellect. loss of confidence
ifidelloe in approaching strangers. dislike TO form
acquaintance. disposition shun scety loss Of
memory. hectic uses. pinpes. and various erlptons
about the face f1lrred tongue etid breath coughs CON
sumption. night sweafs. InonoInaIlia and frequent IN
SANITY. If relief is not obtained the sufferer should APP
ply Immediately in person or by letter and have cure
effected by his new and scientific mode OF treating this
disease which never fails Of efecting quick and rad
cal cure DR.. g. viii give hundred dollars to any
person who viii prove satisfactorily to him that he has
been cured Of this complaint by any Of the san Francis
quacks.
Doctor Gibbon responsible and will give to each pa
tent written instrument binding himself Ia effect
radical and permanent cure. or make no charge
Persons distance may be cured at home by ad-
dressing letter to Dr.. Gihbon- stating case symptoms
length Of time the di<esse has continued and have med
osy. any part a the country with m and plan d.
rectiois for for dollars in registered let
ter or through Wells Fargo 4 Co Address Dr. J. +
tib}Sn 81 kearDey street near Commercial sr iran
cisco. Post Office box 81 Consultation free
Prevention Better than Cure.
The newly invented patent French Safe, pre-
tentative against diseases and pregnancy. sent by mail
price 81
Cuafion to the Unfortunate.
Be rre n the San Francisco quacks and pretendes
who. with bous certificates dupe the lrvry.
Some Of the esyle doctors. wQnse names are to be
found the daily and weekly newspapers If san Fran
cisco and o-s TsAses- tradesnen and became too
Izxy work their trade Some Unsnliths. shoe
makers newsuayr carriers. intelligence Office keepers
ets. Leok over &c San Francisco Directory and YOU
VIII not find their Medical Institutes in II but you VIII
find their former occupations in il Look at the D1rec
tory for ls6l and ss The only way to avoid mposi
ton Is to make iaqu-y-t viii cost You nothing and
NAV You many regrets: for as advertising physi
clans in eight ont Of ten are bogus there Is no
safety in trusting zv Of them until You know who and
what they 1r eiibbon does not deceive people D.
exhibiting bcg1is titles. certificates pretended PATIENTS
letters etc Dr [ibbou viii satisfy persons who
can AZ his Office II his ability diseases that he
proposes to cre. Consultations. free- Correspondents
viii please inform Dr Ciibbor sba ther read his afveT
uscInsnt in the Bate Recl1d. nov-iih
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MEDICAL. -
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
anlek Cure. and Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. X. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical 4 Surgical Ins,,,u,..

Sacramento Street. below Montgomery opposite tho
Passhc Mail Steamship, CoaiJzrly's Ot,ire Pr.
waite Entrance on Leiiisi0rf ssEret
San Fr-suciss,
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MEDICAL.
DR.. cHAs. n. ToZER's

Private Medical Institute.
Northeast Kez-uey Jsekson s.. sAa Francisco
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

sumption. and for the Relief
of Consum ptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This is a remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the of throat and lung complaints that it
is useless here publish the evidence of virtues. Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few the communities. families among them
who have not personal experience of its effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle and disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and
they know too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than to them that it has all the viz
that it did have when making the which have
so strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER g. CO.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold. by
A. NIcDEEMOTT,
0rOviIle. and by T. H. Mcdonald K Co.. and Crane (
4 Brigham San Francisco. and all dealers
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RoESNRAUM'S RITTERs!

RoESNRAUM'S RlTTERS!
CTres Dyspepsia
Cures DiaTrhaa-
Cures Jaundice.
Cures Liver Complaint
CyIres Indigestion
Cures Fever and Ae-ue.
And all Billions Diseases.
v9OSES =AUM'S BITTERS ARE THE
II = IuYalid's Delight, the Poor Mans Friend. They
Enliven Invigor-te, Strengthen, and pleasant way
eradicate Diseases.
TRY THEM.
For Sale 10y Druggists and liquor Dealers everywhere
or by y B. JACOBS 4 co.
em24 423 Front street san Francisco
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1s FIRE.. II wsSsd ~ equally useless and IN
resssy Il env-aeE1le hsrs the diseases
Institute Al classes Of complaints treated: hat
consider my dIlT mention fose n special ua.,fre
upon sach the usfslaS and Irresponsible elsisck
tt"elis with phases well calculated ~ deceive those
moran; II the emptiness q. his proissos. Firs. among
tn. Al *
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Schirrus Cancer Tum ors, EnIa < m mt,
liberation, Carries and ExfOliatiOn OF

great variety of have been reported to where
Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the of this remedy but space here will not admit
them. Some Of them may be found in our American
Almanac, which the agents below named pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
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SUM MoNs.

j. W. GILKYsOS. Under Sheriff.
orovilie. January 3lst, 1867
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eight years S-craasts and the L.. sour yeA-s
S.u Frxnciea
DR. Toxers experience i ef forty years standing an
during thai TINE hs let with unparalleled Success
the 1re.ilelt Il al these diseases generally known
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-10-12

The undersigned respectfully tenders bis SER
ylccs as agent for the mie Of Jour cotton In
this city, and for the purchase o. your mpplics
The unfortunate termination Of the late war,
which 20 materially affected the best interests
OF the South, has also had IL enec, upon the
commission business Of this city, a. transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
les well remember with wha, pertinaciiy lpre-
vious TO the war; amounting 10 some Instances
10 annoyance, sou we're solicited for husihr..
At the rata Of Any cents per bale commission,
free Of dmyage, and stored for twelve months
without charge. Then las viii be again the
producer was the ruling element, and high
rents. rich landlords and merchants were the
result VI planters patronage. No people or
occupation have been more seriously prostmtcd
than planters aud planting, and none 20 much
deserve to be fos,ered and sded In their anfor-
iunaie changed condition. How that cid %
much needed has been mcted out, you, I opine,
too well know. unerous government tares In
general and q special tar upon ycur leading
production, cotton large profits you hare had
10 pay upon supplies furnished, commissions on
sales ringing RON ~ so 10 IS 90 per bale,
monthly storage a, erurhitsnt prices, aud other
expenses % per reference 10 yoar account salss,
as a sum total win leave you but little, II any
lliing, upon which to rebuild your shattered
fortunes, o. % compete with ths nav onisr
% a~nars--ffec labor. When | Withdrew from
the cotton and commission husinco In 1860.
private reasons then led me 10 keiieve thai I
would never engage In Il again. The saieits-
ton Of many ffiends that were hrmsr patyns
aud . desire 70 pumo,e the interest Of The
planting community, % far a. ny feeble esdrts
can do 70 and the apparent want Of gratitude
exhibited to a community that In times pas,
tsnded % materially 70 the prnzpsni,y Of Mem
phis and 10 mercantile community, has deter
mined me again 10 offer ny services IN he
capacity - stated. The redaced stpeks Of co.,
tons In the United States and short s~uppli.s In
,hs hands Of New England manufacturer tas
esnsed some sdsanee IN pnce, from The late A..
PRECISION, hssce esty salrs nay be prudent and
Nmunsmuve; such vas the ,cAse the past two
raDns, aud many planters have bad cause 10
regret the aeting upcn The 100 eomunon practice
OF holding and drawing upon thar ~cssions. /
weald adsiss no plAnisr TO sad srrwrra hh
cotton unless he WISHED n sold upon the ffst
active market n can be hefd ~ hone much
cheaper ,hAn IN Memphis ~ charge Coz
'ssIilng cos,cn wiz b, ene dollar pet hale In
mraner ELECTED In all cares II not Instructed
% the contrary. Shah buy your supplies from
Wholesale heas<. Fivisx yoa The beseas 81 The
N short By street attention 10 ai he
departments q oar business hops % merit .
l.1gr share Of patronage.
vsry r-rscshsiiy, 80
wsi-ia' ; n A. NOON.
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The fIreneu. % raesaa,.


The partial returns received rem
the States IN whsh ,lss'icns vsrv
lmld on Tuesday are u ,he ms,
chetrng chanrier and give evidence
n the rapid decline Of that scourgs
If The country Radi@lbm. Penn
sylvania "a claimed By the Demoents
by 10000 maturity, nai Forueys
Pres virtualb give. Up The contest.
The city Of PhihdelphiA gives a
Democratic minority Of abou, 1900.
Ohio has defeated the proposed
amendment 10 her State constitution,
enlrunehisius the negroes, by an
overwhelming majority, and there is
a probability that the Democratic
State ticket Is elected. From Iowa.
TOO, the news Is very favorable, and
we ~snxiously await further intelli-
gencc.
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liens OF relegraphic News.

PrrsnuRe, October s.--Pcnnsyl-
vania i redeemed. Glorious victory.
immense gains. sharswood Is elected.
Negro suffrage Il defeated IN Ohio
BY 10000.
CHICAGO, October - Returns
from Iowa are very mcagcr--no,
enough to determine the result. Re
turns from most Of the counties along
the Dubuque aud Sioux City, and
Duhuquo and Southwestern railroads,
give Increased Democratic m%siorities.
PHILADELPHIA, October e.-Ad.
diiional returns aud corrections show
a Democratic majority Of seven thous-
and FIVE hundred and n~inety-six in
thirty-seven counties. Woodward,
Democrat l. elected TO Congress ID
the twelfth district by a snail ma
Ijority.
LoIDos, October s.--Garibaldi,
from Caprera, has issued = second
proclamation, ccuched 10 very %violen,
words, against the Cabinet policy and
personal action Of Raiassi. The
General charges Raisrri with being
the enemy Of Italian unity, aud e
some extent the tool Of the party d
Napoleon. lie urges the revelation.
airy force 10 70 on and capture Rome
The insurgents ID viierbo ar,
daily increasing 10 member. The
Pspal spops have also bscn rim.
soscsl. In SEVERAL small tkirni-br,
Tho Papsl sroors gained advantage.
over the inzsfrrnts, Who net NOR
IKE sardisi than ,nidiers. 81
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The Maysville, Kentucky, Baaaa,
has the following interesting note
about the present mode of living Of
the distinguished exile, John @.
Breckenridge; While living some
what retired and in plain style, be Is
regarded with high consideration by
eminent Europeans and enjoys the
respect and esteem Of Americans who
visit that capital. lie is a great stu
dent, and Is enrichiug his capacious
mind from the stores Of European
learning. When be returns home.
as he assurodly will. without a stain
upon his hona, he will come with a
ripened statesmsnship and will show
bis prosecutors and enemies that be
Is a patriot whose true love Of coun-
try cannot be overcome by ISLANDERS,
indictments or os,ncisms. God help
a country when such morally dis
iorted specimens Of humanity as
Browulow, Wade, Stevens, siekles,
etc, are is men Of authority and
honor, and such as John c. Breckin-
ridge are is cxiles.p
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49, ~ " Jai u leekaNs n 6hyt
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ne taaF df IL nssiaai ma.i
~ aiiaa VI slNl sd asked
Cslah msy ~ fsHefal ifom tie
isiHa in slrh Il 49, pHslwsd b.
rihu iisineis Willml pfelaymsni 81
va hs. aB leF bod ~ other security
" r. prescribed by lhe Commissioner
lniemal Hsssnss, suHa to aud
aprfosel ~ The ~soafslafy Of the
ite1suFy.
Tie ovnsr or other holder Of coi-
tin ghioh Ia desires b fcwoss from
the district Of IT, pnslaiiop % an.
other wlh0ut Prepayment u tau.
will hereafter b. rsqaifs.l 10 obtain =
hill of duplicate, signei BY = well
kunsn, regularly established and ~
transportation compsnY.
Ionsigning The c1ii8H 20 the collector
n the district Of destination, for IL
delivery 70 the factor or agent Of the
After payment Of tax, the.
transportation company signing such
bills If aiding wll be required 10.
furnish the assessor Of the district IN
Is the receiving port or poinf
II destination, immediately after ar
a copy Of their manifest, or
way bill, 80 far as il relates to any
transported by them, and stating
whether the cotton Is class A, u or G..
rs hcreinbefore required.
Permits must be secured before
is removed. The application
for permits must describe the marks
and give the weight Of each bale, aud
must also state route and way of
transpo1ction-ibe time required,
the name Of parties, and collector to
whom il is consigned. and agent to
whom II is TO be delivered.
On payment Of tax, the net weight
will be a%soertained by deducting four
per ceut from the gross weight.
All other information CONCERNING
shipment, marking. transfer, DC, a
be furnished by the collectors Of the
several diaricz.
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shocking Murder.

late last saturday evening, Or.
Suite, of this county, was Found dead
10 The road about one mile South Of
Sardis, having received a shot in the
hack Of the bead. The perpctraior
If shis foul deed u, 40 fpf, unknown.
However. Gen. Anthony Poster, who
resld,s near Sardis, wac arrested by
the proper ohrcr, on SUSPICION, and
his case would have been properly
investigated but for the interference
Of burean ofseer, who took the
prisoner from theGvil authorities aud
placed him under a Gle Of soldier
These are The facts in the clse, as We
are Informed. Now 10 the fancy.
We admit that murder Is a crime,
which xhsn proved upon any man,
should be punished with death. But
We have yet to see or hear Of any law
or military order which, givesa bureau
ageat jurisdiction over such cases,
where white men are the only parties
concerned. Gen. Foster was tried
before a Committing court" compos-
ed Of two bnreau officers, one acting
court" and tho other "prosecuting
attorney" August tribunal, that ,
We are not informed what the result
Of their delibcration is, but the pris-
oner is still IN bureau custody.
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fHa#M
Al. aifhasl m aessH a
whssm ~ asyes e Cess asi ~
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CITATION NOTICE.

Ths sise q Nlzizirpl. Pasula seunsy.
10 LeT-sy wfsaA one 81 he hsin a ia~
Of rs>skin wwna. as~<>~d yea sre hstsiy
titsd 10 ~ sea appear bsfsrt he pssh~z< Ceuff
q aid cssaiy. a. he cuar.hausa thtr>of es
Ne ~ aoaa<y II pstsi<f, lssf, thea and
n<w " shs~ ess<e Wy the PETITION n ne.
cspst~r sdnisl<trssaf - the s<fssr n nid
dEsssssd. prasins fsx ale II the wess half Of
-rsaisa and 10 a. In iswnzlir 4 fHase y
vest n aid cupnty, sheaii notte kr.nfei ~
evsFt isss-d &r,srse- ~ fssf
s<sssss ~nnrrKS. Cs<t. {
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The progress Of the Sandwich Is
lands Is shown by the newspapers
nov published at Honolulu. One
has several columns Of advertise
ments, Of smusements, lsborers want
ed, lumber for sale, boot and shoe
stores, liquor and oyster saloons, and
other eoncdhitants Of civilization.
Fifty years ago the sandwich Islands
were in q state of barbarism.
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Foreign investments Ia the South.

The Nashville Banner saws that
Mr.. McHaffee, Of London, who was
sent last winter as an agent Of Brit
ish capitalists to report upon the
question Of investments in the South,
made a tour OF observation through
the South As Ear rs Houston, Texas,
and on his return to Europe made 40
favorable a report that the parties in
London agreed 10 advance fl .0OO.-
600, equal to s., OOo,0 600 of currency.
to be loaned 10 Tennessee. This
agent had reported to his friends in
London that whatever might happen
70 The other Southern States, Tonnes
sec was reconstructed, and invest
ments ia that Slate would be safe.
The Banner says that a gentleman
was selected by the London partis,
70 come to New York, and there sell
his drafts on London, the proceeds 70
be loaned In Tennessee; but before
he sailed news reached England that
Gov. Brcwnlcw had calico out thc
militia. The London capitalists
thercppcn called a meeting. which
decided TO detain their aren, for fur.
thor advises. The next aayiccs wer,
thai the military r.r.n.lx...l.- I'm
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IAfa8 49, &C. + aef.
ialn ~ HiAFe gaHha
y 49, HlflmA - 80 msa
ftfifs fhs wmfaIhy ~ AaH sfsl
IN n sgsff fhllshfhfspH y hal
81 henss n AAsmY Ne ~ NJ
tHt lhe 4afsflaH e ~ lhelf ffsHff
a#is. ~ haw Nin Hty m,HA ~
thsif mHhEy %ffislshesf They ha9e
~ y#ihfs meahs "A support, alI
they haaK m, lbsy yesFeaie Hpy
kfap aLsya che aftmatl, Ipa @flala
hae hey mHt hf mifm lief. move,
aaA have ihslf hrlee They t8nhgs
II snhe pfomiHaae We fifefts, ~
fsaf A etiai anHsemfatt tlAy Ne
llahi ~ Rood nalNfsd falsa and
iissuf N M hsetwalsa N mpdogs
Their nigge qHiet. ahd bhdem0Hsttn
tive lf hlay lM dewtihed ~ en- Nv.
l%efmfessm iorwf, VI which meals.
dfats md Hep msfk Tho ehanv,s
Their etlqitnes waid be 4 mystery,
tu' ~ nlsif boring relations 10
ethsr substantial people known y.
p Ems ~ shelter half" who are
ate ~ make provision ~ lhe waste
cod protection NJ their bodles IN the
Fay " cls'blhg md fD1, stlli
ought these tender younR men b. w.
leh in Ne ehahees n parental or ~.
mssilc aifcctiou' An are aot equally
fortunate.
Wis, fhall ~ 10 With those whose
Dependence i pfeeprionsg They ~
%, admit n any nlilitariah dispnsl.
ton. II nnnlbal countries they
could h. eaten e O substitute fOf
veal lhsir bolies would alo make
excellent fertilizers fdr sterile lands,
bui the pFejadices u = Christian pco-
pie would revolt Al this solution Of
this problem. A certain number
could h. employed a. lay figures 10
ship windows to exhibit clothes on,
bnt the tailoS might not have conf
denoc In them Most Of them could
color meerScbaums, but this business
would produce littlewveuue. What,
then should he doue9 The tax now
falls upon q few but II ought 10 be
distributed. We propose, therefore,
a State asylum for useless Young men.
An institution Of this kind could be
easily filled with those between the
ages Of eighteen and thirty, who
should be grouped and associated to-
geher so that the rude jostling and
friction OF the working world would
not disturb their delicate nerves.
: Here they could cultivate their
moustaches, part their hair behind,
and practice attitudes. In this resort,
with a little enforced exercise to keep
their circulation in a healthy state,
with dolls to play with as a compens
sation for the absence Of ladies' soci-
ETY., these u~selcss young men could
be supported with ease and comfort,
and all industrious people would be
willing 10 pay the expenses Of this
institution, rather than bear thepain-
ful solieiiude in regard to the welfare
Of these superfuous members Of So
eiety. When provision has been
made by the State for idiots, for the
insane, poor, aged and crippled, is il
not astounding that asylunls have
never been erected for a still mors
helpless class? Let this philan.
thropic enterprise be started at once
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GRANp scnENE pEcENRHR n.

Asvea rffnisHs emeaaunE to-s.ssss-tlaA.tn n
wAols erruac-s-<. sss, tra i~ussslssss. ,is
Halves Ne. 6rst lrzsslnent, % co
ouafi<ul ala frsi iss,ainsst q IS
fsle no,ire. slat certificates era 10 b, p.sa
hr N i~ns,alm<ne ~ tesats-6ss pr cent q
ths ~hsis sun ~ NJ srt t<ccad ana third
pstlimis~ry pssszsetoas ssa orzns s<h~sss
The vhsls s~sssat nay b pid II cuceif
prsktts1. NJ IBIS rlpa i rillbs sesn that ihs
.viHr< ~ 4 h<<fics ever Ten cents t<r ixs.
daring she meath. IN paseh=s<s ss@xssr 81.
tihcAis, and kssp the ssme sens~rd tkruurhoss
he whole wFies II nes drawn cut ID ffsl
sscCad o. ,hlft pfsiinissfA
rRxulum rAip WITHOUT INDUCTION.
pG~-cevdsess~@ sn>S b purchased frsu sr
ordsfsd through any Of ne essisfy 3 Agsau
% ordered dirsst ron tkis cncs. Al orders
ard eenpuaicz'isas b. mail OF cypress vin ~
csive pfuuHrA s<ls n1ieaL vi
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Married.

On the 25th ult, at the residence
Of the brides uncle, by Rev. II. NJ.
Morrison, Mr.. A. =. Beall to Miss
Retia j.. Niekle, all Of this county.
On the 9th inst, at springport, by
sane officiating clergyman, Mr.. A. l..
Sullivan 10 Miss Jennie .. Archi-
bald,