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bonds sold at par, to loyal creditors.
We find this self hard curren-
cy man, this second John Hook
eoarsely bawling Throughout Wapel-
10 county, that tits al right now, to
issue an immense amount of green
backs, to swindle the people, dcrange
the business, and destroy values, and
ruin private and public credit, while
it was all wrong then for the sorely
beset government to issue the same
kind Of money to saveits life, andto
procure the munitions and pay the
men, who were standing up in serted
ranks against the furious onsetof the
rebellion Men Of Wapcllo! will you
render yourselves false to the mem.
cries Of vour noble dead, who now
lie sleeping in every southern state
false to every dictate of patriotism,
false to every principle of national
and individual honor, by electina
this man or any other standing on
his platform, to the Legislature Of
your state, there to disgrace your
fair record?
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Republican Platform.

l. That we again proclaim it as q cardi-
Nh, principle OF our political faith, that all
mon are equal before the law. and we are
in favor of such amendments tosthe Com
stitution of the State Of Iowa, asawin se-
care the rights of the ballot. the prrtecs
ton of the law, and equalsiustireft all
men. irrespectiveof color, race or religion.
4. That we approve of the military res
construction acts passed Nv the39th and
4cth Congresses: but as the illiberal con-
struction by unfriendlv officials deprives
these acts of their energy and vitality. we
demand that Congress assemble in. July
to carry out nv additional! enactments the
tue and-original intent of said acts 1.-The
r construction of the Rebel States upon a
sure and loval basis.
3. That the prompt trial and pnnish-
nsnt. according to law. OF the head Of the
late rebellion for his infamous crimes is
imperativelv demanded for the vindira-
ii n ofrhe Constitution, and the laws. md
Tor the proper punishment of the highest
crime; it is demanded bv Justice, hon or,
aad q proper regard for the protection OF
American citizenship, and, hv cue re-
gard for the welfare and future safety Of
the Republic. and it is due. not only to
the dignity of the nation. but in justice tc
The loval people who have been 50 heroic
in their devotion to the cause of the Con.
Subutllils tue OINpll anu l1iUeTtN.f diN u
the soldiers OF the Union who survive and
the memory of the heroic dead. 81
4. That we are in favor ofthe strictes'
economy in the expenditure ofpublic mon.
ev, and. that we demand at the hands q
all our officials, both State and National
faithful md rigidly honest adlninistra
ton of public affairs.
5. That the Republican members 9th.
Congress of the United States are entitled
to the thanks of the Nation. for thei'
firmnessiin pssisting the conspiracy tof,'rr
over the CONTROL of the Government to the
hands of traitors and their allies, and ii
defeating the purposes of a corrupt Exec
utive. and snustainingt the interests oflid
ertv in great and dafigerous crisis in on
history. z tss5fs.,# tss1fl ~
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

JUDGE MASON IS A DIsUNIoNIsT--A
TRAITOR TO THE NATIONAL GovERN-
MENT.-7Nos. w. Clngett IN 1861. 4 st
"JEfFERsoN DAVIS is A BETTER UNION
MAN THAN ABRAHAM LINCot,E.''-Judge
Mason.
81 believe from the bottom of nay ten,t that
the election of ony MAJ, as Gooeyn0rof n loyal
State at the present time, occupying the
position which JUDGE MASON DOES. on this
great question OF presfrvind thegoDerus,aealt
WOUND BE AS DISASTROUS TO THE CAUSE
OF THE UNION AS THE LOSS OLA GREAT
RATTLE."-W. =. Goolboagh. Democratic
Senator from Des Moiaes county :
"JUDGE MAsoN's sYMPATHIEs HAVE
BEEN Too STRONGLY WITH THE ARCH
TRAITORS To SUIT THE PATRIOTIC De-
MocKAcy OF IowA.''-W. r. CoolbGs,gh. u
liam AWARE THAT I, HAVE HAD THE
MISFORTUNE TO DIFFER FROM MANY PA
TRIoTIC AND JUST MEN DURING THE sToR-
MY TTMEs SHAT PRECEDED AND ACcoMPA-
MED our LATE BInoDY A NJ
NOT YET SATISFIED THAT I HAVE
BEENMUCH IN ERROR" Judge No
SON a d1ress, July. 1867.
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HON. J. f. WILSON.

This distinguished Representative
in Congress, from the 1st. district,
will address the people on the polit-
ical.issues Of the dayi OTTUMWA,
Saturday evening next, the 2Sth
SeDtember. at8 4
1.-THE weather is favorable the
meeting win be held on the street
corner Front and Market; otherwise
it will be held in the Court House
Let thepeoplefrom town and coun.
ty. turn out and hear the true politi-
cal faith expounded by one of Iowa's
ablest speakers and most faithful
public servant. i@ M lstfai
By order Of Co. Gent. Com,
J. M. HEDRIcK, Chm'n
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Hon e. H. STILES will address the
citizens of Iowa at the times, and
places designated below: To
Abba, Saturday, Sept. 20. ~.
Drakeville, Monday, Sept. 80.
Bloomfield, Tuesday, Oct. IL
Sigourney, Thursday, Oct. 8. Z
Richland, Friday, Oct. T. aI1@ E
The above meetings will be held
at 2 o'clock, pm. unless otherwise
ordered by the County Central Com
mittees. The Central Committees
in each county are expected to make
all necessary arrangements for the
meetings AID give fullnotice Of them.
s G. G.. NOURSE,
Chm'n State Cent. Com.
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County Canvass.

The Union Republican Candidates
for the various offices to be filled at
the October elections, for Wapello
county will address, their fellow ci,i-
zens on the issues of the day at the
following places and times, to-wit:
Kirkville. Friday, Sept. 81, Tal p.m.
Eadyville, Saturday, Sept, %, Il .. m.
Chillicothe. Monday, s. pt. 80 p. m.
Agency City, Tuesday, Oct. t. b. m. Il
Ashland. Wednesday, Oct. 2. p.lm.
hladelsburg. Thursday, Oct. 8, p. m. 4
Marysville. Friday, Oct. 4. p, m.
ottumwa. Saturday, Oct. 5, .. m. z
The candidates Of the opposition
are invited to a Joint discussion a
these meetings, and the people, IRE
spective OF party, are invited to a
tend. IS 80
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Penn. New York, and Ohio, will
leap to arms and tramp. over the soil
of MARYLAND to reach the beleagner-
ed Capitol and rescue it from the
hands ofthe rebels and traitors. In
conclusion, let me say to you who
have bornet the flag before the enemy,
do ySur duty in the coming elections;
vote for those men who, by their rec.
ord, have shown themselves to be
your friends of the government
Rally as one man to the standard of
justice aad liberty, and that flag will
yet fbat oyer u united and happy
Iland."s
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Unionville, ] M Mann
Chillicothe, J II Lucas
Kddyville, O 6 Shelton
Hamilton, Ahner Orr
Frederic, to be supplied
East Melrose, to be supplied by VIM
Britton I
Loville, to be supplied by J Condo.
Ne,Oton District.
] 7 Simmons, P E.
Newton Station, j c Brown
Newton Circuit r J Kenyon
Jasper, CIV Shaw
Lionvilie, to be supplied
Grinnell, D Murphy
Brooklyn. e p Reynolds
Kosta, j S Rankin
Montezuma, j G. Thompson
Millersburgh, G w Friend
Marengo Staten, B Mark
Marengo Circuit, Y J Holloway
Pleasant Hill, John Elrod.
! 3 + Wright, transferred to Michigan
| Conference.
Supernun,erary PreocAers-T Dixon.
a Miller, A Lawtach. ] H White. H
Rnnyon, M Miller. 4 NJ Kirkpatrick,
= W Brady, S Brooks.
Dupcranuated Preochers-C Elliot.
Mcdowell, J H McCntchen, J w
Maxon, z. F Holtsinger, John Hay-
dent, L 9 Wondford, A Thatcher, f
d Boyles, J w Latham.
Delegotes---C A Holmes D. D., j II
Power, D D, Rev E II Waring. -
! AHernafes-Rcv F w Evans, w +
| Cowles.
Place Of meet Session -Division St..
NJ. =. Church, Burlington. 4,
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CONFERENCE.
FIFTH DAY,

The missionary sermon was preach
ed by Rev. "a. G.. Mcdonald, of the
Mississippi Mission Conference, at
3 O'clock p. M, Saturday, and was
highly spoken of by many. Bro.
Mcdonald is just from New Orleans,
where he has been engaged for some
time in the institute for the training
.ofcolored ministers. He understands
clearly, and is fully able to represent
the needs of the south.
After the sermon, the conference
was called to order, Rev. l.. B. Dem
MS having been, previously appointed
to take the chair. The session was
mainly taken up with the reading
Of reports and the adjusting of some
personal matters belonging to the
business.
MONDAY, Sept. 23d, 81,
Conference met I o'clock a. M
Religious exercises by Rev. C.P
Reynolds.
The following resolution was pass.
ed:
Resolved, That we are utterly op.
posed to any ones holding the Office
fof presiding elder more than four
years consecutively.
A committee of three were anpoin.
ted to arrange for Sunday School
Convention, FL. W. Thomas, T. e
Corkhill and w. bennett.
Several papers were read, showing
onr interest in the American Bible
Society.
Rev. Strange Brooks was granted
a SUPPLEMENTARY relation.
The question. who are admitted on
trial, was taken up, and VIM. FL
Han. Y. J. Holloway. JAS. B. Wilds.
r. q. Keynon. u. J, Smith, VIM,
Thorn, Jas. s. Rankin, T. B. McMan.
mis- and ]. B. Lee were received on
trial. .g
Subscription was taken for, the
Metropolitan church, Washington
City. amounting to about three hun
dollars.
w. F. Cowles being unable to &C
j. B. HardyIwasappointedt to RESPOND
to the reception speech at Des
Moines.
The following resolution was
passed: \,
Resolved, That the thanks of th,
Conference are hereby rendered
to the citizens of iOttumwa. for tn,
liberal and hospitable mannerin which
we have been entertained; also /,
railroadsand steamboats, for half fare
A. W. johnson was granted gu
pernnmcrary relation.
/ Various reports were read an
adopted, minutes read up, and afte
singing, J. B. Hardy lead in prayer
! Bishop Scott read the appointment
and conference adjourned with dos
ology and bendiction by Bisho
Scott.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
State of Iowa, Office Of sSec'y Of Sta
Dat, Mn;~n, 1907

State of Iowa, Office of .Sec'y of State. ]
$500. Des Moines, June "a, 1867.
The following proposition to amend Thu
Constitution oftile State of Iowa. hayii,e
been duly adopted by both Houses of th,
Eleventh General Assem- DIV and referred
to the Legislature TO be chosen at the gen
eral election of 1867, is hereby published
act OF 1866. .sq ee.4 IN
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State
A proposal to amend tte Constitution o.
oa the State Of Zopa.
Re IT. resotred by us General Assemb1s
" the iState ct Xo1a, That the following
amendments to the Constitution of the
State OF Iowa, are hereby proposed:
1st. Strike the word ..white'' from sec,
tiOn nf article 2 thereof. ,
I'd. Strike the word white" from sec
ton SO. 0farticle 3 thereof
3D.. strike the word s.white,. from sec
ton 81, of article thereof.
4th. Strike the word white" from seer
ton IS, Of articles thereof. Ft'.I e
9th. Strike the word white from Sec
tion !, Of article 8 thereof. ~ g3sf
9Th. Add to section 5, of article 2. the fol-
lowing words: Nor shall any person who
has committed, or may hereafter commit.
the crime of treason against the United
STATES. nor any person who has abScOnded
for the purpose of avoiding any military
CONSUMPTION or draft ordered nv the au-
thority Of the United States, or this State. |
be entitled 70 the privileges of an elector.
Or qualified to hold any office. under tie
Constitution and laws of this State. II
order that the provisions of this section
may be etfectually enforced, the Legisla-
ture may, by law, prescribe suitable
oath to be taken under such limitations az
1t may deem proper, by persons. Offering
to qualify for office or to vote, to the effect
that they are not subject to the disabilities
OF this section. pIIY 8fa
State Of Iowa,
Office Of Secretary of State.
/, Ed Wright. Secretary of State Of the
State OF Iowa, certify that the foregoing
resolution is an accurate copy of the orig
inal resolution on file in this Office.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the official seal
of the State OF Iowa. Done at Des Moines
this oath day Of June, A. D. 1857
Ls FTas Ed WRIGHT,
Secretary of State
JuIyo, 1867 d2w tillOcf3
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oiogy and bendiction by Bishop
Scott.
IOWA CONFERENCE.
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1867.
Keokuk District.
NJ. H. Hare, P E.
Exchange ST., r. I'll. Winans
Chatham Sqr., John Haynes
Montrose, John Orr
Fl Madison, G W Byrkit
] West Point, G Ell Clark
I farmington, Ito be snppIied)
Bentonsport, VIM Reineck
1 Keosanqua, / PTetcr
4 Winchester, Il A Smith
Lebenon, G B See
Mt Sterling, ] s Ferguson
Birmingham, G G Mines
Burlington District.
d L Briggs. Pc
Burlington, Old Zion, A. c. Williams
1 :" Division ST, Fl w Thomas
a" Circuit, L T Rowley
New London, Micnael See
i Dodgeville, K LSchreiner
Kossuth, A s Prather
Wapello, B A Wright
i Mt Pleasant Circuit ] B Hill
Columbus City, A w Stryker
Winfield, S &c Garrison
i Marshall. James HAYNES
Bethel, G H Bamford, w Thorn
Charlottesville, E w Twining
.lMuscatine District.
i J Fl Power, Pc.
Muscatine Station, w r Cowles
Muscatine Circuit, W Poston
i Washington, f w Evans
Lexington, il S Ashbangh
Richmond, JosephGassner
! Grandview. Nelson Wells
i Sweetland Center, J NJ Coats
Blue Grass, (to be supplied) BY Q P
Wilton, G. N Power
West Liberty, G Morey
1 Pleasant Valley, GIL Thomas
! North Liberty, J B Wiles
Mt Pleasant District.
Anthony Robinson, PIE
Mt Pleasant Asburv, w bennett
Main st, G A Holmes
Oakland, W II Honn
Salem, John Harris
Fairfield Circuit, A J Kirkpatrick
Fairfield, W G Shipper
Batavia, J N Wilson
Brighton, d Donaldson
Abingdon, Austin Coleman
Martinsburg, B Holland
Agency City, Jesse Craig
Ottumwa, E III Waring
Kirkville, d G Smith
G A Holmes, Presilent-A Burns
Prof. in Iowa w Ill Braderick
agent Iowa w. o., and Centenary
Agent, and member Main st. Quar-
terly Conference.
Oskaloosa District.
LIB Dennis.
4 Oskaloosa, T e Corkhill
|" End charge to be supplied By
! ] M Dawson.
Oskaloosa Circuit, R T Robinson
1 Pella, Ira O Kemble
Peoria, M Carrier 81
Knoxville, s Hestwooo
Attica, r B Allender
Bellefountain, G B Clark
lSigonrney, G S Jennis
i Webster, ] T Coleman
ISpringfeld, U B Smith
Union, 70 be supplied by John Armi
i stead.
4 Abba District.
/ John Burgess, P Il
Centreville, J II Hopkins SIS.
Cincinnati, supplied by F Stcphenson
Jerome, to be supplied by w II II
i Bloomfield station, J w Mcdonald
do circuit, W J Miller
\ Troy, + H Codington
Drakesvilic, I b McMannis
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w. M. STONE.
ED WRIGHT, sec'y Of State.

Pursuant to law, section 463. Revision
of 1850, and in obedience to the above
Proclamation of the Governor of the State
OF Iowa, /, 9. A. DERBY, Sheriff of Wap.s
clio County, Iowa, do hereby proclaim and
give notice that general election viii
ne held IN Wapello County, Iowa, on the
second Tuesday Of the coming October.
namely. October Eighth (sth) A. D. 1867. al
which election the following specified Of
noes viii be filled by vote Of all the cleo
tor OF said county, to:Wit: Two Represent
tatives to the State Legislature, one Treas
nrer and Collector, one Sheriff, one County
Judge, one Superintendent Common
schools and one Coroner, also, at said
election; q vote will be taken for or aSyainsk
q Reward in accordance with a Rssoln-
ton passed by the Board of Supervisors
o. wapello County, Iowa, at the January
Term OF 1867, which Resolution IL as fol-
lows, to wit: !" =,
.ResotOed, BY the Board Of Supeyvisor.
q WdpeHo County, Iona, TINT there shalt
&c q Standing Reward Of the County in tie
Jotoping amounts and for the following
CRIMINALS OF crimes pe,petvated wttttN the
taan.ts OF SAID county, tO-aOit: For the an
prehension of a Murderer 500. and ~ he
apprehension Of a Horse Thief, 500, to be
pad out Of the County Treasury on the con-
Uictios Of said criminal.
Provided only. that the foreg0ing sAaN Be
duly submitted to the qualified electors Of
sad county for their adoption or rejection,
at the nert ensuing General Election bv
'oords vrstten o.. their ballots, REWARD,
or, NO REWARD.
Whereof alt LAWFUL electors Of the Conn
~ and the Township Clerks and .Jud0es Of
Etcctts'ss N and for the several 1opnships
composing sad county viI take Official no
tee and be gOvey-ned 0ccOydinOlu 4gfg5s.
G. A.. DERBY Sheriff ct Wanell0
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
~ Al 4 II OT INJW N.
EXECUTIVE DEpART~,rNr

70
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
In accol dance with the laws of the State
of love-. and ly virtue of authority in mo
vested. |, w. NJ. STONE, Governor Of the
State OF Iowa, hereby proclaim and give
notice, that on the second Tuesday Of the
coming october, namely, on October 9Th,
A. d. 1857, there will be held in and thro'-
out the State OF Iowa, a General Election.
and hereby designate and announce the
following specified Offices as the offices r.,
be filled at said general election by vote of
all the electors Of the said State, to-wit:
The office OF Governor ofthe State
The office OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the
State.
The Office of Superintendent OF Public
Instruction.
Theoffice ofJudge ofthe Supreme Court,
in place OF Ralph P. Lowe. whose term ex-
pires in January, 1888.
Also. the office OF Attorney General of the
State for the unexpired term Of Frederick
l.. Biss.ll deceased, the vacancy now be-
Ing hlIed by Henry OConnor, appointed
Also, the Office of Superintendentof Pub
lie Instruction for the unexpired term of
Gran Faville, resigned, the vacancy being
/, 1857.
Also, at the same time there will DO held
| a Special Election in the X2d Senatorial
District composed OF Scott County, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Joseph B. Leake, late senator from
said District.
Whereof all the lawful electors of the
| said State and OF the 22d Senatorial Dis
trict, will take due notice; and whereof the
Sherifts ofthe Counties OF the State OF Iowa.
| and the Sheriff of the County composing
the I'd Senatorial District, will take official
notice, and be governed accordingly.
In testimony whereof, i have hereusatS
set my name and caused to be affixed the,
Great Seal of the State Of Iowa. Done at
Des Moines, this 4th day of September.
| A. 2, 1897, in the twenty first year Of the
State OF Iowa, and of the Independence Of
the United States the ninety second.
by the Governor
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County Ticket.

For Representatives.. e ~ Y
- CHARLES DUDLEY,
of Agency Up.
) EAMUEL r. CALDWELL, X
Nql of Columbia township. 4
.a FOR Sheriff.
SANFORD KIRKPATRICK,
Of Highland township. n
!. For Treasurer and Collector. stj}
as ALFRED.LOTsPEIcH, u,
of Center township.
For County Judge.
lC JAMES S. PORTER, s.
ofCenter Township.
For Superintendent Common Schools
S. Il. BURNHAM,
ofcentertp. "
For Coroner.
A. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
of Agency township.
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1000 Fine Wool
SHEEP FOR SALE OR TO LET
on snares, warranted sound. Terms very
favorable. Apply soon by letter or other
wise, to the undersigned at Kirkville.
Wapello County, Iowa
Sep. 8, w4w JOHN H. CARVER.
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THE OrTUMWA COURIER.

I'N. D. MussELMAN. Editors. #
| wM H.sCALDwELL, and
EswM. c,.HoLDEN, - Proprietors
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Wncne'er / take my walks abroad
how many poor, miserable dysyep-
tic people see, who would be heal
thy, and rosy, and happy, if they
took Plantation Bitters, that para
gen Of pl operations for giving tone
to the stomach, energy to the torpid
liver, a joy to the nervous system,
ard strength to the muscles. 1t is
an admirable renegator Of natures
wasted or neglected functional pow
ers in either man or woman. 1t gent
ly exci4es and pleasantly soothes.-
With a bottle thereof, every man
may be his own physician. %
Magnolia Water.-A delightful
toilet article-supcrior to Cologne
and at half price.
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Albia District.

zdtUEU DESETICE. a
John Burgess, P +
Centreville, ] II Hopkins
Cincinnati, supplied by FStcphenson
jerome, to be supplied by w II II
Smith
Bloomfield station, J W Mcdonald
do circuit, WI Miller
Troy, E H Codington
Drakesvilic,T b McMannis
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-10-11

Pennsylvania has done nobly. The
people have risen in their might and
administered Il terrible rebuke to the
pcstiferous agitators that have kept
the country in turmoil and uprOar for
50 many years. The Congressional plan
of Reconstruction" stands condemned
by the voice of the people Of Pennsyl-
vania. The corruptions and enormi-
ties of the Radical party are repudiatod
by the honest masses. The revolution
which threatened to overturn the gov
ernment, has reached its elimination
and is rapidly receding. Let Demo
Gratis arousean push on the good work.
We did wonders onlast Tuesday, but
we can do still better next year. Penn
sylvania is safe for the Democracy for
President, and ''as goes Pennsylvania,
so goes the Union" Keep the ball
rolling.
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MARRED.

STUCKEY-STUCKEY- the Friends Cove
Parsonage. on Tuesday, September oath 1867, by
the Rev VIM. NJ Deatrck, Mr. George NJ. Stuck
ey and Mrs. Calhnrlne A Stuckey, all of Friends
Cove this county.
MILLER-SMITH-O the 81 inst, by the Rev.
G. U. Heilman at the Ger. Ref. Parsonage, st.
Clairsyile, Mr.. Joseph Miller to Miss Kate Smith,
both of this county
HUNTER-FRY-0n the 9th inst, by the Rev.
C. u. Heilman, Mr.. Daniel Hunter and Mrs. Su-
sanuah Fry, both of this county.
-GRIMES-On September 26th, al
Woodbury., by Rev A. W. Decker Mr.. Abraham
d. Brechbiel to Miss 5. Kate Grimes, both ofBed-
ford Co., Pa.
HARBAUGH-LYNG-On Oct 9th, at the res
idence of the brides sister, near Pleasantyille,
Mr. Martin HarbGugh to Mss Barbara Lying,
both of Bedford Co. Pa.
SHAFER-WARSING-On the Sd Of Oct, at the
Luth parsonat in Bedford, by the Rev. } q.
McAtee. John II. Shafer to Catharine Warslng,
both Of Coierain tp.
Y-NICODEMUS-0n the 9th inst,
at the residence of the brides parents by the Rev
J. @. McAtee Harry Hartley, of Snake Spring tp.
to Miss Ellie Nicodemus, daughter of Ill. NIcode-
mus, Esq, of Bedford.
Our young friends have done wisely and we most
heartily wish them long life and happiness The
marriage ceremony was perftmed in most i'm
pressivc manner and fine collation. was served
up by Esq. Nicodemus and his estimable lady, the
parents of the bride.