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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Referee sale.

Circuit Court, County of Pierce. Burman
Martin against a. H. Young, Martha Young
l.. ID. Coe. Nancy d. Coe, G. o. ThomP-
SON & Co., and Lovange. Keith d. Co.
DY VIRTUE of decree of foreclosure
D made in the above entitled action, the
undersigned Referee named in said decree,
will sell at public auction. TO the highest bid
der, on the 26th day of October, 1861. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door of
Concert Hall. in the City of Prescott, in said
county, the following described mortgaged
premises. to wit: Being part of lot l, in
block c. and beginning at the southeast
corner Of said lot on Orange Street thence
running OH said Orange Street towards Front
Street thirty -four feet, thence at right angle
with said Orange Street across said lot.theRee
at right angle 10 the northeast corner of said
lot. thence at right angle to the place of be-
ginning, in said City of Prescott. in said Co.
of Pierce and State of Wisconsin.
P. V. WISE, Referee.
Dated Sept. 10, 1867. 30 VT
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LAST CALL.

We want it particularly understood that all
accounts due us. unless paid by October Is,
will be Sued and Collected.
BEARDSLEY & LYFORD.
Prescott, Sept. g. 1861.
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P. '. WISE,

UTANTED-At the Point Douglas Mar
wv bic Works two good Marble or Stone
Cutters, and Rubber or Polisher; also,
good steady young man as an apprentice.
@. j. ALDRAcH d Co.
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Wisconsin
have been 10y
a tho day December u
u da unlaI
ed n
tn lam ad remau the s + adv nd hnepr
S against tncnded The
fixes by the Comnixo
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Banking a. Exchange Office OF

Notice TO Wool Growers.
wish TO exchange Minneapolis Wooden
Goods for Wool, at Minneapolis prices, or
Cash, at corresponding rites. Cali and see
me before selling your Wool.
GEO. A. DILL,
Agt for Minneapolis Wooden Mills.
P resooIt June s. 1867.
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BRICK. BRICK!

HOOD BRICK for Sale. at my Kiln, near
VI Prescott. They are genuine.
w. II. SoNDERMAN.
July 20. 1867. 10 2m
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL UNvERsIrr LANDS
Madison, Wis. September 2 1857
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12
Frsm The Chicago Post.

Inasmueh as the compiler may be supposed
la have presented the most favorable state
ment possible OF its merits in MS preface, we
will embOdy few OF his statements, accom-
panying them with the assurance that so far
as we nave been at the pains to verify then.
they are truthful. A book was attempted
which should lie familiarity on The table rea-
DIV 60 call to answer the thousand questions
that arise in every day reading and writing
n book, ia short. for family use.
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From the Detroit Tribune.

The "a Cottage CyclOpedia Of History and
Biography" by Ed. NJ Pierce, recommends
itself at the first glance by lis typographical
excellence, and an examination OF its arrange
fsient and contents, confirms the favorable
Impression. lis design is TO simply in an ac-
eessible and cheap form, such historical and
biographical knowledge as viii be useful i'm
fa2ilies and schools. and those who cannot
aheEd fuller and more expensive cyclopedas,
viii AAd it an admirable and useful substi-
f.s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-12

Pierce County Court. in Probate. In the
matter of the minor heirs of Rebeccs
Knott deceased
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DIED.

AG,RIn Brooku wednesay Harold DOner Youngest
Alexander aud Martha Jane Agar aged yo'r IL n0n'' and
laws
His funeral will residence o his pacess No Jig
Willow st. Penspoul 3oelock Friday NAY ~
friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
sRYANT-On THURSDAY May aNswYok City, James BRYANT aged
9years months and y days ., -, D.. 49,,
Ths relatives and friends am,y respectfully invited 70 ausna
the the residence 81 his sonna p ~ n"! NO i'
Wet TL ny onrth.,t, at O'Clock, en- saturday, MAY
Kingston, Canada, papers please copy - 49,
C0OK-Suhieny Sunday morning Nay 10 Tue f" year VI " ''
Ira Dar.n, Conn
pIKEMAN-on "Wednesday hsy Juis wife Of "issmsn Dh'
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
DRAKEOn "Wednesday May stephen Drake I'D enc oh year hs
The relative, aud tina family respectfully invited 70 ,Isn
IRA. nom Rev Dr. tntase soa-r Of rs
urh FinhaVs on Saturday, May IA a. II oei"OA w. "S
farther Invitation =. :.
pgwLETT-On rtsrsdsT Ag sr.I tost lness srs Nrs D.
Hewlett wife OF Hewlett the 4th rear 81 her age
Notice offanera in tomorrS"s papers -. .
,NP On eduest., My 1867 New Milford. Conn, william g.
Ian, late Of thi, ciy 10 the 18th year OF hssS@
LyypeOn wedn.ay MAY u srlet k's Lbbs daughter Of
Th Ni.n AZ hs huy invited attend the funeral ron Me- M
Coumbisst, BroOhyp on Friday, sts eoOss p m
SoRyoy-os Tues,y May Henry Norton. late Of SAY A'"h'
IN, - ,a snds Of tn. family .s r..p.s, invited attend
ss nss on Frdsy O'clock from bis ate rsadsh'
Ne i Wsu Fity sseOndts
4, Brselp wsdrsay Nay Of song.ssen Of NE e.g
Marcia Humphrey widow Of the late Capt VIM b oIs " WV
Rs.sy.s and sp.y Invited .ad b, ns. nom
yIcKRRsuddsuy Saturday, Nay at hysuc Coan ss.s m
Packer 500 Of Danisl y. cad Carrie A. PssAsh "'H
months - ,...,. ........
RgAp-Is R.sl.syOod wsdn..d.y NAY b'''oA ''aass''
dsashtsr o. Cspea. and LYDIA b..s . s.,ua., M,
r,sE q To any are invSa s,'ssd be- nsa's aH
u ufs SsSs
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roads 4. L. Fremont Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
o. Chanute. Chicago and Alton Railroad; warren Col
burn. Toledo Wabash, and Western Railroad; Thomas
Webb and Wilkes North Carolina Railroad; ID O. Mo
COlum. Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad; D. IL
Ramsay, Albany and Susguehanna Railroad; Isaac
Hnclev, Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore RAN
road Ruth, Richmond Fredericksburg, ana PoIoma 20
Railroad H. J. Carter Union and Pacific Railroad H.
j. Fleming Mobile and Ohio Railroad; ID T. IIa,Ts Gon
neccut River Railroad H. WOlc0tt, Jackson NewJor-
sey Railroad Charles Butler ST. Louis Alton ana IerIe
Haute Rnilroad Daniel II Cram, Montgomery ana Wesi
Point Railroad Alabama and Florida, and Atlanta ana
West Point Railroads; Vim. Dunn, Mobile ana Great
Northern Railroad John O. French san Antonio ana
Mexican Gulf Railroad: Gen West, Mississippi Centrai
Railroad; Col. Wadleigh, Georgia Central; Col WeDD
North Carolina Central and T H. COddingtOn PehsacOa
and Georgia Railroad
report from the Committee the organization OF
the proposed National Railway Bureau was received
The Constitution to he submitted at the next meeting
OF the Convention, TO be held in July next The consider
alton of the subject of Postal Service referred to
special Committee
After the transaction of routine business. tho
Convention adjourned
The next meeting of the Convention will be held ut
Altoona, Penn, OH the Sd Thursday In July.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
sY vsLRsRAPH TO TIKI TRIBUNE.

vsLRgRAPH TRIBUNE
Chief W W Wood deseei ths
Academy ordered the NavyYar at New York Chief Engineer
Thomas Jones' detached from The NsYs and granted
Chief Engineer Joseph w Ming IRON New
York Navy Yard and placed waiting orders he w H. Rowland
detached ChOurs granted OF absence Acting In
sign f. G. Blanchard been haoaby discharged surgeon hober
Woodwork ordered TO duty members OF The
Medical Annapolis Of which Surgeon Harlan President Sur
Joseph Wilson ordered uty President OF the Naval Medical
Board at Philadelphia 80 =.
Surgeon Edward DENLY has been detached Ga recorder OF the Me
Board Philadelphia and ordered TO duty member OF
and Surgeon Henry Nelson has been ordered a. Recorder
in place Of Mr. DENLY . -,
ordered duty President OF the
Examining the Naval Academy to mil
shipmen for promotion. - 90
Capt John Howell Chief Engineer william Roberts aud Surgeon
William Pnkuey ordered 10 dRy members Of The Boar1 OF
the Naval Academy
10Th inst. q,
j. Henry A. Rogers a. H. McGOwn aud Peter Hon
Oueci the Oneida Acting Third Assi't Engineers
Houey Brown and Charles Ringer placed on waiting orders
Commodore b r. Sands this day ordered to succeed Rear
Davis SUPERINTENDENT Observatory Of this city Captains
I,inps NrRm Gleason Assistant usunssers u B.
Vols, have been honoribiy mustered out Of service
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POLITICAL.
MARYLAND.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
3 TRIBUNE
ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 9-The Constitutional Cor
vcntion assembled at II o'clock. After prayer and
the reading of Yesterdays proceedings Mr. Wicks,
from tho Committee appointed to prepare n form oil
oath TO be taken by the Convention made report
which was adopted The report recites the oath
of the Assembly. which called the Convention.
and prcscrbcs il as the oath of tho Convention. II
substantially declares allegiance to the state OF
Maryland and supports the Constitution ami laws
thereof giving true faith and allegiance 20
the United States and Constitution and The
Government thereof as the Supreme law of
the land any law or ordinance of the State, or
of any State, TO the contrary Notwithstanding. IL
further nirms that the taker of the oath will to the
best of his ability protect and defend the Union OF
the United States, and not allow the same to be
l-Uhtn up nor the Government to be destroyed; ahd
will at all times dscountenanco and oppose oil poht
cal combinations having for their object such d'S,o'
luton or destruction.
The President Of the Convention, Judge Car
michael then took the oath IN the presence Of Judge
Daniel r. Magruder. aud subscribed his name
thereto
The oath was similarly taken and subscribed 10 by
all the members Of the Convention.
A resolution was adopted that the hall keeper
hoist the national flag daily from the dome Of the
capitol.
Nothing further of Importance occurred and the
Convention adjourned at 800 y. IN, To meet at 10
o'clock on Friday morning.
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NATIONAL RAILWAY CONVENTION.
SECOND pAY's PROCnEpINGs,

The Convention convened according TO adjourn
ment at the st. Nicholas Hotel az 10 a. M yesIofusy'
the President j. Edgar Thompson in the chair inS ,o
iovipg are the names OF the delegates: John hmme
and IT, H. Houston. Directors Of the Pennsylyana Zen
ira Railroad Isaac Sturgeon PresideSs D
neer OF the North Missouri Railroad Ash6el weiSn
President Of ts Camden and Amboy ksroSE . Massey
Rome, Wat1rtowp, and OgdensburQ Railroad henJy
Keyes eoSnectcut and Passumpsic RsTer heirO GA an,
ivan Railroad, and Montreal and vermont J HS
ton Railroad John E. Lyon, bos'o paii,,o .Ss
Bentley d. Hasen President and Chief a
aud Broad River RAILROAD, and 0sssss,. 1s oos. Taj
CAROLINA, de9rgis and EsAylls sRa QhstsaApoxe asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
RELIGIOUS.
CONVENTIONS IN MEMPHIS.

TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS May 9.-The Anniversary Convention Of
the Presbyterian Church South commenced its session IN
every Southern State. Among the more distinguished
present Drs. Samson, d. C. Fuller and Williams
OF Baltimore Burrows and Wood of Richmond Burns OF
Maryland and Williams, Shelton and Roy OF Tennessee.
In fact the principal men Of mark belonging TO the de-
The Southern Baptist Sabbath-School Union met In the
morning, its former President In the chair.
The session opened by prayer by Dr. D. L. Burrows
The following Committees were appointed:
Committee on Financial Condition Of the Cnion-P. 8.
Jones, MI CapeTtOD, and J. Batelnan.
Committee Cooperation with the Sunday School
Board connected with the Southern Baptist Convention
c. Conner Of Georgia, Mr. Ford Of Tennessee Mr.. Webb
of Missouri Mr. Sears OF Kentucky aud Mr. Crawford Of
Kentucky
meetng-A. b. Miller d. Burns g. G. Hammer.
Committee Nominations. X. Graves Of Tennessee
Mr. Led Of Arkansas, Mr. Williams Of Missouri Mr. Sci
lers Of Missouri Mr. Williams OF Maryland, Mr. Massey OF
Kentucky, Mr.. Crane Of Texas, Mr. CerlsOn Of Alabama
MI COnnOr OF Georgia, Mr. Burrows Of Virginia, Mr..
BrOadus Of South Caroline, and Mr. Mays Of North
Carolina.
Committee Order OF Business-A b. Miller. d. l..
Burrows and g. W. Young
The meeting then adjourned until o'clock D. III.
EVENING SESSION.
j. r. Graves OF Tennessee explained briefly the object
desired he accomplished 10y the present meeting IL
not to funds. The Union possessed the plans Of
books, and s operations could continue for years
work producing Sabbahschooi books and the demand FOR
them up from the ends OF the Confederacy aughter
me- the Territories or this Union-because, nm
like those OF any others called Baptist they were strictly
strongly III their chafaeter-faithfl
TO the Testament " Jesus Christ.
The specific object 10 be attained Is 10 elect the
officers for the present year OF new Board for the
efficient conduct Of the business.
Sabbath School Board had been recently organized
bv the Biennial Convention and committee had been
appointed TO meet committee should one be appointed
by the Convention to device some plan OF Union or
After the appointment OF other Committees the Union
adjourned, TO meet at the call OF the Chair.
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sMTHPO,ni drowned on " cdsesjsy msy g. Jsmes Smith
The remsns will be taken 10 Peksk ~ r. for naest BY the
O'clock train Hudson r. ioai from The Thrtiethst Dcps
M Day Ptay) The relatives snd friends 81 the family
fully invited sten The funeral ou residence today ~
o'elock
SrACK-On THURSDAY. May O. Mary Stack. aged 90 years
TIE relatives f1fs Of the hmhy respectfully
her fns from the residence Of her 1hoas stack ~ MOI
Too a. Brooklyn O. D.. Saturday, MAY H. at 10 O'Clock a.
~ Peter and Psufs Church thence 10 Calvary Ccnetsfy
shHbOa uesiay evening May ser painful sekses
Mara wife Of Russell Sage
Rel ye sU1 friends respectfully invte 10 attend
Der late residence No 4 M ave. FRIDAY Afternoon At ooock
The remains viii be taken 0akwOoj Cemetery Troy for nenet
VAN SCbBN-0u Tuessy May died trusting In Christ hs
uof hatthes Van Siclen, sgei % years. less days
The feDdS OF The family hs funeral Fjas
may 10. At III O'Clock redence No. TO Oroes
vrieA, At
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INDIANA.
FORT WAYNE.
FORT WAYNE.
A disnaIch In IAc Cincinnati COmnlcrCial GAVE

dispatch in The Cincinnati Commercial says:
great Republican victory has been gained in the ban
Democratic county Of Indiana. Tho Democracy are
utterly routed horse foot and dragoons The entire
Republican ticket OF this city Is elected by mUorcs oil
from 400 TO 800 Radical Republican is elected Mayor
for the for years. The following the official
maOrlties Sharp for Mayor 720 Piepenbrn for Treas
urer, Lindorman. for Marshal 5g2; Fisher Tor rs
SCISSOR aS2 T.. L. Chttonden. Democratic nominee for
Clerk had no opposition both parties voting for HIM
The CITY Council elected is -four Republicans ana one
Democrat This city has always been considered certain
Democratic by 800 to 1900 majority.
An indianapolis dispatch Of the 9TH gives the
following returns:
The for city officers here today resulted IN the
success OF the Republican ticket by from 100 TO 200
majority. The Democrats gain four or five Counclmen
At LawrcnCoburg, Indiana, the RepuDicah tckot was
elected by % To 100 majority. 49,, ..
In Fort Wayne tho entire Republican ticket was
elected. a.. --
At Cambridge City tho Temperance ticket was success
full over the Democratic and Republican tickets. -,
Richmond Indiana, elects a Democratic Mayor ny IL
majority. ..,-,---. -, -,
by from 2rl To- 300 majority.
At Viuccnue5 the Democratic candidate was ciected
Mayor.
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THE TRIIL or Agricultural INPLE-
MENTS.
THE EXHIBITION POSTPONED.

THE EXHIBITION POSTPONED.
TRIBUNE
UTICA, May 9.-The Farm Implement Trial which
was to have taken place in this city, commencing on
Tuesday last has been until two weeks previous
the State Fair and at such place the State Fairsha
be held This action decided upon at well attended
meeting Of the judges az Baggs Hotel, this morning. j.
Stanton Gould OF Hudson, i'll the Chair Those having
the trial in charge are impelled TO this step
circumstances beyond their control The storm that
has swept over the country the last week. has not
spared Utica The rain has come down steadily since
Sunday last and this morning there sign Of abatc
ment There beenI upward OF GO entries made most
Of them being plOws Among the exhibitors was eNGoN
HOlbrOOk Of Vermont. Onesdc trial OF ditchng plOws
Tor the edcaOn OF those interested will he attempted
time to-day. II is hardly possible that the condition
OF the soil will permit OF very satisfactory tests The
judges and exhibitors are leaving town by the several
trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
LOUISIANA.


THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION EXTENDED.
CSLEsRAra
NKw- ORLEANS. May 9.-Gen. Sheridan has issued
order extending the time for registration TO The 3lst
inst
TIE NEw-ORLEANs CITY BANK.
To-day the City Bank which a private concern, com
SnoIced paving depOsitOrs pro rata.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM CEN. SHERIDAN.
Headquarters FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
NEw-ORLEANs, La, May 3 1867.
lEri7setl
SrEcIAL ORDERS No. S3.-1 On the 18th of Febrll-
ary 1866 the Legislature OF the state Of Louisiana passed
Che following act by which the residence qualification
FOR policemen in this city increased from five
years. 10 take effect a ter the election then pending
Mayor:
SECTION BE Ted by ne Senate and House Of ReD-
resenatires Of the State OF Louisiana i General AsSc0blg
convened That from and after the election Mayor
tof the CITY OF NewOeas the police OF said city shall
be organized by ordinance, determining the lumber
Of OcerS ana men OF which IL shall be composed and the
places and functions to be assigned 10 said officers and
pen respectively as well as the salary 10 he allowed
them and the uniform they shall wear PrOrdcd That
tho salary Of esea policeman shall be SEQ per month
Sac. g. +" Be Il further enacted, &c. That officers and
fneh sha be selected from who read and write
the English language and who shall give evidence that
aft citizens the United States America and
that they have resided in the city Of New Orleans upward
Of fve consecutive years"
The object OF this act exclude Union soldiers
from the police force OF this city IL faithfully car
rIed out by the newly elected Mayor John T. Monroe
and every eA yUoD soldier discharged TO make for
those OF feDellous antecedents.
TO annul this unjust prescription, much OF tbeabOve
act ~ requires residence Oh five years, Is hereby
pended and a residence qualification OF two years
nc Mgyor % t.s ETY. EdwsId Heath Is iolei,y u
fected adHs the present police force 80 that Al least
SpAsf o. aid force shall bs composed Of OK VniQs sol
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TTHE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
RIOT IN RICHMOND.
, rHR TRIBUNE.

No rsLs1sArR 10 rHE TRIBUNE .s g..
Z R,r1lvoND, Va, May "a serious not oCcnrreu III
M CITY this evening. large crowd oil negroes
gtbered in Cary-st to witness trial OF engines OF
T. Richmond Fire Department and the WHINING tOh
FDel fire company. A fight took place and negro
e.. arrested The mob of negroes rescued him Dut
ha1yas again captured. Upon arriving at the upper
station House the negro mob again rescued hiih
fbroWinp having stones at the Police Capt Jenkins
III the Police. two Sergeants and one private Wero
Injured two of them seriously. II. o,o
Nv this time the mob had swelled 10 healI1 O
hhoHsaud blacks Gen SChOlcd sent up company
M the nth Regiment and came on the gIOuIu n III
hef lie spoke TO the mob commanding Tlen IJ;ors
berse but the order was disObeXed lmo More
Then charged bayonets ana aiove s oftcr night
SoIdiera were sent 10 the Statl0n-hOuse "lVo' e-'
and the riot is not likely TO be rene"eu' al
D,,rinp the progress of the riot the IlOp SUI -
house in which white boy aau t Iben fine police
foal him in charge Thenegroes said he had sung
Blot. -. ..,,o.,, ,,rr,,eN
/ The Wilmington Del, fire company mas Deeh nos
aitaby received by firemen. They leave tor nome
Tonight.
SurTfNG or COLORED MEN OF JAMES CITY COUNTY.
FORTRESS MONROE, May s.-The colored people oil
lanes City County recently held public meeting al
CbiokahomOny Church, which was addressed Dy
ksvoral promi1ent speakers. Advice was gwen the
Solored people TO harmonic and cooperate with all
man black or white, Union or Conservative VINO
rysre pUrSn q the most efectual ana dlrect means
III restoring Virginia to repOse; TO the rue
M law, and TO prosperity, ana that III the
ensuing election for members OF the Convention,
shay should Vote for men who will frame such
q Consttut ion, as will be at once accepted by Con
.eress Mr.. {. ~. Buttz of Norfolk. member OF the
Union Rclslblican party also addressed the people
In conservative speech, and cndeayOred to diSabuse
4heir minis concerning cOnilScatlOn
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ARMY GAZETTE.


Infantry h. delay
regiment extended 30 days Major NJ Biot. IN Cavalry
ordered his regiment Second Lien j. T Morrison 0h Cavalry
granted days Second Lieut. Medsy 81 Artillery 20 days DELAY
reporting Capt f. Lynch f2t nfsy, granted three months
extension Of ave Lieut. Col Wey Ow 3h Cavity
orer report to Gen Haeck Capt C. H. Caves th Infantry
ordered 10 has regiment
Beyet Col J. O. Chandler Major and Qulemse has beea or
QuaTtemle Fourth Military District soon a.
he Ara have Ell his preJeut daies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
MIRRIED

BuTIER-PATTERSOy-A Pounige Weshes.-r Co., % Wei
ns.y NAV g. y the Patterson the Rev Hssry Bn'ler
Of Conmb j. Ms Maria T. eldest daughter Of the ofcang
clergyman
On -WOODS-On Wednesday Nav at the residence Of the
bride. ather MOrissn, NewYork by the Re II g. Bnp VIM
Dwight Chase of this city and Lys Woods daughter OF 'Smes
Woods esq
-MACpARLANEon Tuesday. May at the Third Pesey'
terrain Church Albany " Y BY the Rev Dr. Haley Andrew NJ
dunbar Brooklyn D. TO JESSIE daughter Of Robert haearne
McCOyNELL-CANFIELD-In Newark ~ j. Wednesday May s.,
nv m. Rev Dr. Poor the Mcdonnell Of Chicago
H. the Rev Mcdonnell and Fannie only daughter Of Ira Csn'
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TENNESSEE.

THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL AT NASHVILLE
ar rxLEsHApH
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May SIN the State Senate To-
day one Of the Senators was excluded from partic-
patton IN the impeachment trial. on the ground that
being bfo,ber of the Judge. he was incompetent.
m Is understood that the Radicals will have the TWO
Thirds majnrity requisite for conviction.
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RISING OF THE susQUEHANNNA RIVER.

HARRIsBUR6 May 80 p. m.-The river 70 rising
LONly and 10 now 10 feet above low water marx and
feet below point reached in the great food OF 1850
Lakr.-The susquehanna River 10 stil rising and the
safer win apparently reach the hight attained in 1860
Rats Of lumber and ogs have been floating by all Gay
10 feared that the spgnts at the Water Works esnnot
r-lp later than midnight The rain stopped during the
night Travellers from the West report snow foot deep
on the AIegbsnee.