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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

1G0 ACRES of Good Prairie Land 70
lOO sale cheap. Time given. with ap.
proved security. Enquire OF L Gore. or
A. MORSE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
EUGEN BOYER,

MASUEAcrUREs and deals in Boots and
w Shoes. Al kins.s of repairing. in his
line. done Oh shOTtnotiee. Shop ON Main ST.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of Sanderson d Wilson, is
this day dissolved by mutuarconsent.
W II SANDERSON.
JAMES WILSON.
River Falls, June 10. 1868.
The notes. accounts and all demands for
and against che above named firm will be
settled by VIM II, SANDERsoN
All persons indebtedare requested TO make
payment Immediately.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

MISCELLANEOUS
o. S. POWELL

It's few choice Lots far sale in the VIII
IL lage of River Falls and good FnIming
Lands. well located in Pierce and ST. Cr"ix
Counties. Will sell "n time for approved pa
per, OF exchange for Personal Property.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

LEWIS RHODES.
0ADrSEr MAKER. Shop ON Main ST., near
~ River Falls Neat Market
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

Pierce County Court, in Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Alolse Moser, de-
cnaCo1
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

J. H. THOMPSON,
{ ABINET MAKER and dealer in Furniture.
- Planing and Matching done to order.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
HOTELS.

BRACKET HOUSE.
DY F. BEACKETT. Come Of Elm and Main
Id streets. River Falls. Wisconsin.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
COMMERCIAL.

NEW York, May col p. m.-Cotton dull
and nominal at Of cents. Sugar unoha nged ior
Cuba and Porto Rico. Flour irregular, high
grades firm, Southern, t1l7be9s1ej low grades
weak. Wheat dull and nominAy NO. ., We,
No. ], 90 3t1t2.35. Corn, demand fair AZ low
sii7, Oats quiet and weak At sSs:' u sttorsi
moderate 1850. Gold i39N.
BALTIMORE, May 2o-DRgApsTuFYs.-Th
market 10 unchanged. There " soms jobbint
demand, with sales within the range Of our
quotations. Within the last few days sales to
the extent of about 17oo barrel. hish grade
City Mills Estss have been mad, s on Eriayas'
0RkiS.-w hcat-Receipts $50 bushei white,
and 600 bushels RED. Market very dull and
nominal. Only sales reported, 800 bushels
choice amber Psnnsylvania At " wi $50 bushels
strictly prime yifginis red at "a 50, and 90
bushels medium prime e. GIs: ,o-
bushels yellow. Market active but less firm.
Sales 2t2 bushels, at Oils; 900 bnphels at
d IL, 100 bushels, attt1Ti 500 ushels, at d IL.
bushels southern at 90 cents, measure; 800
| bushels at IS oents, weight, 81 pounds to the
bushel, and 200 bnshsls western at So cents, 81
The standard weight for oats in this State IL
| 30 pounds for bushel, while the standard In
most other States, especially the western, 10
Aw.-The market is quiet. No receipts or
CocssEThe stsgnation in the market stiil
and hs sss
yesterday from second hands at l7h cents.
Quotations are nominslj good TO primelo6lIf
cents, n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

Tns Hartford Courdni has tho following from
New York; Chief Justice Chase intends to run
nomination. For months, ever since 1t became
apparent that Grant would be the Chicago
nominee, Chief Justice Chase's retainsrs have
been holding interview. and eS,,,s:pOnasnsse
securing his nomination. They have assured
these politicians that he can draw of large
following from Grant, and render his own
IL would, to say the least, be amusing II the
porting Grant and the World Mr.. Chase for the
greeted *: mention Of Mr. Chssc's name In
the anti-:layery gathering here show unmis-
takably, however, that he has alisnated from
him ons ns Of , h. ola Party fOUwo Shs
his support. There IL, therefore, no danger Of
his defeating General Grant.
TIE New York correspondent Of the Buffalo
Courier writes: Mr.. Pendleton's name will
certainly come before the convention and be
strongly urged. But yet Hancock will also be
there, and probably Horatio Seymour; Ihaye
ported By four.afths Of the Southern delegates.
II nothing but principle was staked in this
contest the south would prefer either Sey-
mour or Pendleton, but there 10 something
else, and the leading minds Of the South feel
that Hancock 10 the safest man to nominate.
TIE St. Louis Republican nominates Hon.
Missouri.
TIE most terrible charge that can be made
against q Kentucky politician 10 that he was a
| supporter OF the policy Of coercion during the
made = speech In 1861, in which he expressed
himself in favor of maintaining the Union
That 10 brought up against him. 1t lis charged
that he intimated the possibility OF the pro
| priety Of coercion.
TIE Jefferson City MOI Tribune hoists the
names Of General Frank p. Blair and Thomsi
II. Seymour, of Connecticut, for President
and Vice President.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
MAXINE NEWS.
Hon wATsR-7os .. m, and 7;si p. N.
TIE RIyEa ynoN.

THE RIVER Bu0NT.
Harvey. Wharf--Arriyed.stsam Pioneer,
Capt. oiden,, from Aoeotink, vtth vosd for
fossisr,s Wharf Mary Psis-
ella, from Havre-de-drace, with coal for Henry
cSrier,s WharE.-saiied-sehrs. Rsppshsn.
mock, Capt Corson; Kennedy, Capt. Deshield;
Mohawk, Capt. Bradley, down the river, light.
RiieVs Whdrf.-Arrived-Schrs Flying Scud,
Capt. Mitchell, from Havre-de.0 race, with ioi
tons Of coal for H. Clay SteMarti Mary Ann
P,;sl Capt Tyler a,Sn
Columbia, Capt. Harper, for Baltimore, With
mercha ndize and passengers; sloop Mark
whitehale, Capt. HiEgins, for Gone river, light.
Broirn's WharC-Afrived.-S Queen
Anne, Capt. Lewis, from Eastern Shore, Nd,
with 52 cords Of pine wood for =. p. Brown
Son, America, Capt. Paul, from Hayre-de-
Grace, with lumber for s. P. Brown Son.
Sirik Street Wharf-Sailed.-Schr.N Northern
Light, Buckminster, with.s cargo OF merchan-
die purchased at a Government sale By .
Watt, commission and forwarding merchant,
Sixth street wearE
From the Eastern Branch wharves the fol-
lowing matters are reported:
| Guinand's Wharf.-Arrived: Schrs. Temper
ance, Cook, with wood for q. H. Plant Union,
| Moore, with wood for @. II. Plant; Thos. Har-
| ris, Bosnian, with wood for Ford 4 Brother.
| Sailed: Schrs. Benz, Cox, franklin, light;
Saco, Wilson, with 5000 brick for Annapolis,
| Nd. -
Wlliam, and yoiiy's RharJ.-Arrived; schrs.
| Spicer, Foxwell, with wood for marketj Pilot.
| Morris, with wood for market. Sailed: Schrs.
| Martha Ann, Medleyj John Cooper, Taylor;
Caroline Holmes, Dixon, and Lookout, Bran
| son, light.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

The managers on the part OF the House are
pursuing the Investigation to ascertain, II
possible, whether any Of the Republican SEN
ators who voted for acquittal may be found to
have yielded to improper influences that 10
In plain English, whether they were bribed.
Hon. Edmund Cooper, Acting Assistant Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury Of the United states,
Gen. Boynton, OF the Cincinnati Gdseiie, and
several other gentlemen were summoned and
were present yesterday. General Boynton 10
understood to have testified to certain CONVEX.
stations with Senator Ross In which the latter
gentleman declared that he should vote for the
eleventh article.
We do not learn anything In regard to the
tenor Of other testimony. The impression pre-.
walls that nothing Of much importance will be
developed,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
Opinion OF Pollard,

Edward A. Pollard, who had the best faclli.
ties for knowing the opinions and secrets of
the rebel government, 10 writing q series of
articles on tho subject. Here 10 what he SAYS
of our Secretary OF State;
"We shall, in another article, remark on the
relative statesmanship Of the North, and shall
proceed, after a certain method, to dispose Of
our subject. But II 10 not ineonyenient mere
TO notice the estimates entertained in tie
south OF the various leading men in the
North, and In what proportio nl DNers ascribed
the statesmanship that directed the war. In
MS respect NJ. Seioard nas considered beyond ali
comparison the arch-fnieiiigenes Of ne ,cdr, M
nam moh feared BY tie people offhe South; and
hence, perhdps, non dbused by item The namrs
epn fine other members Of Mr.. Lincoin's Cabi.
net tesre scarcely knopn In The South. TIE North.
rrn PTtiidenf himseiy irds considered only a. an
.ahruaenf in The hdnds Of he IDLY Secretary OF
state, irho became the impersonaiion 10 ne psopls
ofhs South Of all hs bad pisdom and ba Mipo In.
gsHuhiei 10 defeat and plague their cause Infeiii.
GEM men IN Richmond i1ere pern readv 10 admit mai
AR. Sewdrdi pui9dr prophecy Of a 'sirfy daVs'
gar ieds not sincere conviction of his able mind
tM irds ingenousiy designed 10 beiinie he tpar In
european ettimdfion and 10 enfice roluntfsrs
thus, uhne the nsgspdpsrs, for popuIar r6,ef,
riaiened ne prophecy, discerning men pere pered
ime suecsH " ms game, and sstp the oround on
Foreign recognition steadily undermined md e,f
ron under their feet. 10 note plain enough maj
ian az snge pasa g preventing European reeogai
irituion 10 he suecsi. Of he North far CREATE,
man emancipation procIa nations or anu other aei
" hdiesmanshtp, and ddminisfersd vial bIo,s h
ne hopes 81 The Souh. The Richmond nsisspaprr,
aiteaw aDscfed 10 be edrsisss ofreeognifion 6uf d
ieas thorough oysefaiioni and 10 he Iaa Mr..
n,.rtsa no' cease avs dnriefy or gut his hopes o.
P0pers."
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PEN. PENCIL. AND SCISSORS.

i
being built at Ballston N. Y.
The Lake Superior people want the ssuit
canal enlarged.
srElso in the valleys of Utah has been
very favorable.
tn. bellies OF the south are enjoying moon.
light balls.
CAsHhKRE goat breeding succeeds well In
Illinois, and they will be generally introduced.
The Charlsstown (Mass) City Hall is to be
| remodeled at cost Of tl0J ,Oo0
The Canadian papers are full Of the march,
ing and countermArchings OF troops.
TnIsITi COLLEGE, Hartford, Is about to
establish lectures on practical matters.
In PauADKLuIA q palAtial Turkish estab-
lishment 10 soon to be opened.
CANADA has news that q Fenian raid Is
shortly to BIO looked for from Buffalo.
TEE temperance men OF Masaachusetts are
about to take an advanced position.
BLAoKBERRIEs are so plentiful in Louisiana
that they are drug in the market.
CHICAGO will put down twenty miles Of
Nicholson pavement this summer.
The Maine State fair will be held In Port.
land, September 20.
TIE lady worshippers at st. Albsns com.
plain that the continual kneeling In the service
Injuries their silks.
TEE Sacramento Bee says haying has com.
meneed in that region, but Is rather back.
ward,
TIE trial Of Gala (crude petroisum) as fuel
on the steamer Amelia, at San Francisco, is
pronounced q decided success.
10000 lives have been lost from wounds, and
10000 from cholera.
The Great Eastern steamer has been char
tered to lay submarine cable between Brest,
the Azores, and New York.
settled, proposes to enter the lecture field and
talk about woman's sufferings.
THK Chicago Post says: Gen. O. Al. Reed,
distinguished as being one Of the two men in
srs:: Ia. an income Of ~ slsiss 'e' LOT o'H'
A SALT LAKE CITY paper thinks the preva-
lence Of divorce cases In the States q shame
A husband could be divorced half q dozen
times out there without noticing the differ
ence.
MoSaY orders TO the amount Of sixty thalers
are now issued by the post officss throughout
North Germany, payable In the United States
The charge 70 one sibergroschen per thaler,
payable In advance.
TIE marriage portion of the Princess Min
grelle, who 10 about to be united to NJ. Achille
Murat, 10 an income Of 10000 francs. The
housisau 10 splendid, and 1t is said that the
wedding dress alone will cost 10000 francs.
A. A. KELLEY, Of gift enterprise fame, has
been arrested on an Indictment found by the
grand Jury Of Erie county, N. Y, for alleged
swindling. The evidence against him 10 said
| TO be very strong, and sufficient to warrant
| his conviction.
| A PHYSICIAN OF BreslAu announces to the
| Academy Of Sciences In Paris that he has sue.
eeeded 10 Illuminating the cavities Of the iiv.
| Ing human body by means Of electricity so as
to render their interior visible to the ply.
| stefan.
TIE American Board Of Foreign Missions
appeals to the churches for an advance oil
thirty per cent. on last years contributions,
close Of the year In August.
Two MExIoAss were arrested in New Or.
leans on Friday with $4,000 In gold bars In
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

II there be one interest that IL more Import
aut than another in any community, It 10 that
which appertains to the public schools. The
life, prosperity, and success OF educational In
titutions meet q want In the community Sec
ond to none; and Whatever can be done In this
behalf by honest means, should be done. Ne.
elect to avail ourselves Of all the advantages
which lie within our reach to further and ad-
vance these interests, II were inexcusibie to
let slip.
The National Government has done some.
thing liberal In the Ststes In behalf Of educa.
tion, but up to this time nothing has been done
by 1t In aid Of education In this District. The
time has fully come when we should make .
demand upon the General Government for aid
In furthering the success Of our public schools
and the cause Of education here. There has
never been q time whom the schools OF this
District needed Government aid more than
now; and, with proper influences exertsd In
this direction, much good can be done. Here
tofore certain antagonisms have existed, IN
and the city authorities. We DO not turn
aside to discuss the question as to who 10 to
blame for this state Of things. II enough fol
US to note In this connection the fact OF the sx
isteLee OF such antsgonisms. Elect Sayles J
Bowen mayor, and an end will be put to thi,
condition Of Affairs, and we will have munici.
pal government that IL In harmony with the
Federal authorities; and shall thereby obtain
an influence at court which will secure TO Us
Government patronage In behalf Of our eduea-
tional institutions which will rebound to our
advantage In . very marked degree.
We submit to the citizens of Washington OF
all parties whether It DO not infinitely better
both upon principle and policy, to elect thil
gentleman Mayor than to stick to mere parti
sanship, the success Of which can be Of nc
earthly advantage, in q muaielpsi point o
view, and thus leopard the greater interest,
which will accrue to US BY having a city gov
ernment in harmony with the Federal author
tiles.
What say you wise and thoughtful mon o.
Washington; are we not right
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

The new Premier Of England appears to be
unfortunate. He 10 again defeated, and this
time upon the Scotch reform bill, as II 10
called. 1t IL . question Of increasing the rep
resentstives from that quarter BY disfranehis-
ing some OF the smaller English boroughs.
This proposition, as a matter OF course, Mr..
Disraeli opposed, but he lost thereon; and
now, this defeat coming SO soon on the heel Of
his discontinue upon the Irish Church CUES
ton, the inquiry 10, what will the Premier, who
has just reached the position for which he has
isbored for many long years, dot It appears
that Mr.. Disraeli has. now. for the second
time, announced to Parliament "that the Min
istry must now consider Its position"
We may look, therefore, for the resignation
Of the Disraeli ministry, and for the formation
Of a liberal cabinet with Gladstone at its head,
and possibly with John Bright a. one OF the
members.
Some time ago, It was stated upon what ap
peared to be good authority, that several o
the members Of Disraelps Cabinet were anx
ious to retire after tho defeat Of the Irisl
Church question, but that the Premier per
suaded them to hold on under the expectation
that "somethinx might turn up.n
Some are predicting that this great man
who has just reached the high position FOL
which he has had lifelong struggle, will no,
now yield, but will so shape his course A. te
catch the Liberal breeze, and thus achieve
success by becoming a leader Of tho Liberals
This Is impossible. Mr.. Disrseli cannot turn
his back upon his principles for the sake o
once. His record Is too plain, and too dis
tinctiy made up to admit Of such change.
Mr.. Disraeli has made some mistakes; tina
Is, he has done so II we view his acts In tn
light OF what has transpired. All this he eoul
not have foreseen, and, therefore, instead O
going back upon all his Avowcd principles, h
will, As great statesman should, retire, an
leave the leadership OF Liberalism to other an
different banda.
We may now look to sec Mr.. Gladstone. A
we have said, form, by order OF the Queen,
new ministry.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
The CITY Councils Special Session.


hoard OF Aldsrmsn.
The Board met last evening, pursuant to a
call made BY the Mayor; the precidcnt "
Russell Barr in the chair, and y v. NoJes,
'' The President rsaa the following communi.
cation received from thu. Mayor:
To IL. gs x.;:j''iSaI 3 al TX y ~ CO."
a gs TIss have called you together ia
special meeting this evening that. you may
sss 10 ss1s Rs me na%sss
se The i u q sA,. sr..,
Ee'h'r' Very r Rlpcsasp &Arr.cn, Mayor. /
Mr.: TAFT paid that At the ls,t meeting OF
OF conference on the di.agresips votes on the
bill for additional election precinet, As
y 70; SM,r So Are ss
mittee 10 act with them. He would move that
yS,s % " nj. Bosrs wa: pr
passed Be reeon.ide,sd; A, Agreed 70; ,.,,,,,,,,
iss sG Boar. ~ to Sa Ss b IN wsTS
'Mr. TAFT said that the lower Board were act
The bill as il was now before them. Heiearned
from the president that there were present In
the lower Board to-nisht q quorum.
n,
Ia en- members were there at one time.
Mr. TAFT stated that all the commissio ners
of election, even Sayles J. Bowen, had Endorsed
the bIli for six precinots In each ward, and IL
wss only the action Of the lower board that
defcstcd that bill He would move the pas
sage OF the bill now pending.
Mr. Elvans thought that, by strict ques-
tion. the Bill was not legally before the board.
Besldes this, the act creating the commission.
erp And eI4rks did not provide for this action.
They could not be properly appointed and he
would do nothing that would make the cleo.
tion void, no matter who may be elected.
Mr.. Noyes thought that there would be no
difficuity. Clerks were appointed last year to
help out, and nothing was said about H. They
needed more prccincts, especially In the Sew.
enth ward, And ave precincts, though NOT
en N.Y. a, Mn was az opinioa maj cicris
could be appointed, for the corporation has
frequently appointed ofneers to carry out the
provisions Of the charter.
! Mr.. Moore said the argumnnt Of Mr.. Rich.
ards did not apply to this case at all.
Mr.. Noyes moved to concur In the amend
ments Of the lower board.
for ave preeincts) was adopted.
The second amendment, authorizing the
/ commissioners to appoint additional clerks,
, was next considered, Messrs: Moore and
an inetm net, rne.so.a - n,,nn1n, niert.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

The House met yesterday, and after short
session, adjourned over TIL Saturday. In the
meantime, the Doorkeeper will renovate the
Hall and lay down the summer mating. II 10
not probable that the House will transact any
business Of Importance until Monday.
The Senate will meet to-day, but doubtless
will, after being in session short time, ad.
journ over till Monday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

The New YORK Evening Post, In speakipr
Of the whisky tax, puts the matter strongly
but truthfully, As we think. The Post says;
AFTER acsrtain period Of trial, and the adop
lion OF thorough and harmoniousiy work.
Ing revenue system, the tax might DO Increased
put never, we believe, to the figure at which
IL now stands. A tax seven times greater than
the cost oil the article, can never be collected
In country SO extended a. ours. II 10 better
to impose dollar, or even nifty cents, and
hold the business Of distilling under control,
than to put on SO heavy an impost as will be .
constant temptation to fraud, and an irresist.
ible source OF corruption to Government ON.
eials,n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

TIE TOUR OF THE woRLD can be made In two
months and 9 half When the Pacific railroad
10 finished from New York to San Francisco
will take seven days; from San Francisco to
Hong Kong, BY way OF Yokohama, twenty
days; from Hong Kong, by steamer, to Sucz,
thirty-two days; from Saez to Paris, six days;
from Paris to New York, ten days; In all sew.
enty.nve days.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

CRors IN NORTH Ga noLIsA.-The Whining.
ton IN. o. Poa says the prospects for full
crop in all parts Of the state are very favor
able. Tho wheat crop 10 well advanced and
looking remarkably fair. One third less cotton
will be planted this year than last. This 10
owing to the impossibility Of obtaining reli-
able labor and the poverty Of tho planters.
Peanuts will be extensively grown, and large
crop Of corn will be planted; besides, the fruit
and berry crops will receive more attention.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

The Chicago Republican. speaking Of the
General Conference OF the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, now In session In that city, says
that, "taksn together, they are certainly as
fine appearing . body Of men as ever convened
Neither house Of the American Congress can
surpass them In dignity and decorumj and In
knowledge OF parliamentary law they will
compare fayorably with any deliberate body.
While there 10 sprinklins Of gray hairs the
majority Of the delegates are In middle life,
representing both the mental and physical
yIgor Of the church"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

CHARLESTON, s. O., May 2o.-rhe Conserva'
tiyes Of Charleston have nominated for Mayor
Colonel william p. Patton, an ex-ohieer OF
the United States army, who served calamity
during the war, and IL now engaged In cotton
planting. His opponent Is Gilbert Plttsoury'
An ex-bureau agent who will bc voted for by
the negro Union League and the extreme
Radicals,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

HAVANA, May oo.-A severe storm prevailed
here yesterday, during which several lives
were lost in the harbor, and many ships ana
steamers dragged their anchors.
Dlsrio says the late Bishop OF Havana VIII
not return to this diocese, but has been Hp-
pointed Bishop Of Segovia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

THEY ARE MAKING, In New York, prcpara-
tions to give Mr.. Burlingame and the Chinese
embassy a grand reception when that gentle
man and his suite shall arrive which may now
be expected daily,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21
south Paeiac Railroad.

New YoRx, May 2o-The organisation Of
the new South Pacific Railroad Company was
completed to-day by the election OF Francis D.
Hays, Of Boston, PRESIDENT Gen. Clinton b.
Fisk, of st. Louis, vice presidentj W. l.. Hal
ser, OF New York, treasurer. The road Is to
be extended forthwith.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-21

MoYER-CuRRAN.- on tho l4th instant, at 81.
Aioysus church, by tho Rey. Father Rochefort,
Of this city.
PRgNTIss-CRAN,s.-Iu Bsidpost. W or Tues.
day, the 10Th Inst. BY tho Hev. MI winchester,
Miss JsASIR A. CRANE, Of Dridport. No cards.