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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-02
LOUISIANA.

The great State of Louisiana, the
key to the Mississippi River, embracing
within its limits the city of New Or
leans which is at once the depot and
port of entry of and for the vast region
which lies above and contiguous thereto
is to be regarded as the most impor-
taa: OF any State within the limits OF
the late Confederacy. When Farragut
captured i. through the triumphant
result of the grandest naval achieve
ment of this or any other age he dealt
the rebellion one Of the most stagger-
ing blows if not, indeed, the heaviest
and most effectual stroke that was lev
eled at its strength from any quarter.
New Orleaas under the sagacious and
energetic administration of Butler be-
came one of the best governed and
most hea,thful cities OF the continent.
Its lawlessness held in check, its very
yellow fever driven OF, and ills rebel rule
oyerthrown, it became we'll prepared
for that thorough reconstruction which
would long since have been manifest
had President johnson not removed
General Sheridan in order to give /" My
Policy chance to gain foothold
there. But through AL their tribula-
ticns and precautions, the loyalis,s Of
Louisiana have finally triumphed. The
blood of Dostie was not shed in vain.
TIE Ku Klux Khan has perpetrated its
atrocities through the parishes of that
State only to unite tie loyal whites
and blacks ia closer columa. The
steadfastness of the Republicans there
has been fifty rewarded. In spite of
rebels and the mischievous actions and
intentions of the President, they have
fully triumphed. The disordered in-
dusiry and long interrupted CONNER
ciai interests of Louisiana are about to
be seinstated upon q broader and bet
ter basis than ever before enjoyed );
aod the days are but few that will pass
before the places once filed by the
Benjanins aud Soules of Secession will
be occupied by Senators and Repre-
seutatives whose hands are innocent of
loyai blood and whose hearts are true to
,hs Union to whose existence they
faithfully Stood through trials, perse-
cutions and dangers The might and
strength of Congressional reconstruc
tion are proving as reSistless as the
loyal armies whose just supplement it
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-02

CURIOUS WILD FowL.-At the Pigeon
Saloon, ON Broad street, says the Nevada
(Cal) Gazette, may be seen large white
bird, apparently of the heron or crane family,
killed by Mannix, of Red Dog, and stuffed
by workman at the Banner mine. 1t stands
about thirty inches high, and is snowy white,
with black legs and mandible. The great
curiosity is that he has growth Of long
plumes coming out of his back like an os-
trich or an Australian emu. Mannix shot
him on Bear River, but the long-legged fell
low wa. evidently stranger in that locality.
These birds are often seen in the mountain
lakes near the summit and are supposed to
be akin to the Arctic herons described BY DIR.
Kane.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-02

UuGE FIsH.-The Chico courant of the
10Th says: The great grandfather of all the
sturgeon in the Sacramento river was caught
at Colbv's Landing yesterday by Mart Dren-
non. The fish measured ten fee: and four
and a half inches in length and weighed
five hundred and thirty-one pounds. Messrs.
Gilbert and Mcintosh brought the head
into town, which showed that it came from
a monster. We believe this is the largest
fish ever caught in the Sacramento river.
Chinaman paid s. for the head-sufficient
tn make chowder for all Chinatown, AZ 1t
weighed about $50 pounds.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-02
FEARFUL TRAGEDY
LORD KILDARE POISONED!

NT j. PURCELL, AT TIE Ne PLUS u
wi ira Saloon, on King street, has just re
c.lyed from the English Prime Minister di-patc
stating that lis colleague the Earl of Kildare die
yesterday from the effects OF an over indulgence
AN inferior bI and Of wine.
His Excell~ncy to prevent the recurrence of
similar catastrophe to his many friends in Ncy"d;
has instructed Her Majestys Consul in san Fran
ciscJ to keep Mr.. Purcell! hereafter CONSTANT
supplied with the brands exclusively used
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor of Russia.
Vintage Of 1872, original packages marked Y
0. d. Please call ami examine.
Carson june Z. 1865.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoyRT-GeRerdl feyp,.-NDn -epum =
Grated motions Circi-Part LSAort causes Nos 25Sl
s3 922 1862 1919 l65S 1868 1871 l 2liS 2So 255 2is
1905 26l 2G9 2699 2759 305 09l 3l67, 313 SAL 1872
SIs9 S5O9 $685. 1918. 3Ol $685. $685. S6T. 1882 SsTT $751;
Part HShoPt Nos. 96i sa. 1898, 2SJ 1872, 1920
256i 26OO 2OO2 2G 26l2 26ls 26 1910 2O6 272S 2i2 o
$780, 2sJO 29ls 26t 2g4 $780, 32 O26 1880 SOS2 056 S0
32 1885, Sss 1856, $780, 3l72 Se 1882 320o S2l2 $500 2l
$780, $685. 32 34s 347O 362 36l4 3612, 379 $500, 3sOs
ssi 3s22 3s6s, 1856, SO50 Ck,nbers-Reseryed Cases
Nos H. s l5, $780, 1885, le2 i75, ia E9, 2sS, 2S Sie
3l1, 3l4. 1884, 355,'3T9 800, S9s 4lG, 400 42l. -
SUPERIOR CoURT-TTia Tsrn,-PARr Nos $780, @9I.
3623 1883 s559 $685. 3G35. $685. 3T9 35O9 3 1907 $3.50 2is
SI5s S64l s77s Ti 1885, 3sis ST7i 1872 1880 1884, l65i
COURT COMMON PsEAs-GenciH Itr"-No itlai
Term. - - -. -.
MARINE CouRr-Trial Te,n,Nos l0S i04. ie5 100, l07
lOs ITO. ILL., ll2, 49, ia. rs, ll6. III, rs, llg -
KINGS COUNTY CRCrlT CouRI-.'Os Oh a. IS. -, ~ cos
BHooKiYS CRY CorRr-Nos 50, 49, S. 90 i1. .. So %.
G6, 92. 93, 81. 70, 4, lG. ~, IS, 80, 49, 80
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
CITY AND COUNTY GOTERSMENE
BoARp OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF sUPERNIsoRs.
specal meeting of this Board was held
Yesterday and exsupervsor o. BuEt was elected TO flI
the vacancy caused by the death OF Supervisor H. Tay
lor Supervisor Ely protested against tho election allcg-
ing that no yocancy existed. WIa joyce having been
elected in place OF supervisor Taylor az the ast general
election Mr. Blunt was qualified aud took his scat An
additional cleaner appointed for the County Csks
office, and number Of persons were relieved IRON pr
sonal taxes. Supervisor Ely offered resolution, calling
upon the superintendent and Architect Of the New court
House fopa statement of the probable amount Nnch Is
stll required TO complete the budiag After ulssusa'
the resolution referred 10 the Conrt House eonm,
The Board then adjourned usiii SATURDAY next a'a
O'Clock p IN.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Both branches of the Common Council heid
special sessions yesterday afternoon to take appropriate
action relative the death Of Councilman James Long
committee was appointed TO make the requisite,
arrangements for the funeral and the Common counci
resolved TO attend Ia body The heads OF the Ciy
Department were invited TO join them IL Is reporea
that A. Oakry Hail. esa has been retained by tue oia
Board OF Councinen 10 defend that body IN the ntga1m
arising out OF the question as TO the right oi Tue new"
elected members 70 seats In the Chamber.
BOARD OF AUDIT.
The BOARD of Audit held no meeting yester'
day for want VI quorum. ..a .'' =
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase Will find 1t for their interest to ad
vertise in THE TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory, rs well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages. Make the
advertisements as short as possible stating the advan
tages offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, Weekly, and Weekly, are subscribed Tor
by entirely different persons, that advertisements in
serted In each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged % cents per hne, each In
sertion, in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. % cents per line in sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as all
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1853.
But little was done in real estate in this city
to-day but few unmportant lots being offered at auc
ton Nine city lots Ninety-ninth and Onehundredth
sts between Second and Tbrdaves were readily taken
at the following prices One lot Nlnety-ninth-s H. 81
lO5 IT, west Of secondave for s265 one lot adjoining last
for $3.50 lot adjoining last for $780, lot adjoining last for
s255 lot adjoining last for $295 adjoining last $3.50
three lots in Of last One-hundredst for $685.
$50, and $40 respectively These prices considered
good by those acquainted with the property.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

and the spaniards who buried the treasure were a,so
Catholics and their spirits are nov IN Prgatoy,
Posts correspondent does not whether MT Dooan rs
sangune az utiate success and he would not gYo
any man so cents to insure him the na recovery 0f ts
treasure on Sunday last the work carried ON VITA
more than usual vigOr
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
auttiOn Salts Of Eral 6statt.

DRIAN II. MULLER Auctipneer.
n VALUABLE LOTS OPPOSITE THE NEW EIGHTEENTH
WARD MARKET
ADRTAy ~ MILLER p H. WILKINS so viii sell AZ auction
II sDAY a. 1873 at IL O'clock a. e Exchange saso"m No
AVENUE ca side Of Avenue C. comprising the ent front
paved and walks aagged
SiXTEENTST The nctih s Of SIeenths ST. somprs
log the front between Ave- ucs II and 4.
fEgRNTEENIS1 lots ias soah SIDE OF Seveneenths
comprising .Seen Avenues and sftsen and
severed paved cab.d gute and was Jagged
situated oppese the Eighteenth Naa Market ana
the only be had IN he nhhehoo In couhseoA
proposed establish al the ii OF
running Wamsburgh and Grcenpont Seventy per cent OF
th chase money NAV rema o tho
~ tss ,e.r option the (s69
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

J. JOINS u AuetonetI .
DY JOHNSON u MILLER
I'D AUicTTOEEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERs,
No IS NA-Ausr.. CEpARsr., Nav iosE
Houses Stores bought sold Isatsd
,hansrd BesOs, Aneon Sales Stocks Fure hdse &e
VILLA 4 KEyxELLY, Auc,oucer -
EORECI 0SURR SALE of VALUABLE II AR
LEM PROPERTY FKIDAE January L. ~ cseL aikKhange
s,esrom, No side, between One
hundred aulubIeteen @ beautiful
I,i'fi ptxG It,TS By order 4 KELLY Sheriff
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

he persons who authorized 10 sell stamps agree Ia
kcop hostage stamps cOnst nty for sale but cannot stu
more than 50 worth day 70 any one pora". nor uh9er
UoyoruInCut raleA
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

rTO LET or I.EASE-The fve-story STORE
BOUI0S SMITH, ~ u Boasry.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

The Rev. Samuel Hazelton died in Albany. Me-
Dec. 81. y. the residence OF his son.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
2Buusis anS cfams WlmttA

WANTED "A Small STORE, or part of n
suitable far light gented asness, uptown Possession
10 Aphl address TENANT. Station D.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
Sttturts AND aIrttings.


rJNHE ROMANCE OF CAVALRY LIFE.-The
comie and tragic angabe and terrible phases Of
nv an eve witness LECTURE, by the Rev. EDWARD r ROE
Klpancks Cavalry and In the foITess
Monroe Hoss embracing cdpon Of Gen paireEs 1Ieai
Incleut and Pictures o the Camp be
field Hospital West Prebytesn Church IN foItseeon1s
between Fifth sThaves REV Dr. Hasinl FRIDAY BFBNlNG,
Jan H. at ~ O'Clock Tickets so cents children haprice
IGLESIA DE SANTIAGO.-AVISO AL PUB
LICO-Ls espead g oebTa eulo en- esPao todo "s [e
ngo las once de ia MAMMA temple stusdO 60 "a eAe
pfedicaDd0 ell el Preb
tsro ENRIQUE c. RILEY Santiago dc Chile Lo ;. par
invand0lo AftctuOmente Los aseuios sh ga
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAScisco, Oct "a Ore on the
southwest corner Of Harrison and Broad
way last night destroyed the Franklin
House and three adjoining buildings. Five
oodies were recovered from the ruins Of the
franklin House.
Arizona advices of Oct 80 states that 4
party Of teamsters attacked q baud Of
friendly Apache Indians. near Lapaz. and
killed Is, including Cashcoc ok anna, the head
chief Of the tribe. The outrage will nm.
doubleday inaugurate another civil war
With the Acjavs Indians. II 10 sxpscted
they will retaliate by . general onslaught
upon isolated settlers along the river.
The bark d. n. Hail went a.hore O.t
30, on the Oregon coast, and 10 total loss.
Teo men were drowned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroS, Oct. 9.-It is understood
that the Danish government has accepted
President Johnson's proposition TO extend
the period allowed for the ratification of The
treaty Of the cession OF st. Thomas for one
year.
Runner says that Reverdy johnson has
signed the naturalization treaty with Great
Britain.
The following appointments have been
made: Storekeepers, d. D. Holman and
VIM. Clotunthy, 9th Tennessee J. A.
Fsbncfy, Cd Tennessee ; John w. Pruett.
9TH Kentucky; VIM. II. Potts, 23d Penn.
- wanna. Gauger. q. A. Ensly, eth Ken.
tucky.
Gen. Sib'ey's report Of the Camill. affair
corresponds with the report Of Capt. Mills.
sent there to investigate It. The general
says no action was taken BY the civil su
liberties, no inqusst had been held, and il
is impossible to bring the guilty parties to
lastiee. o. the civil authorities Justify the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
c0aaEcIlcvI.

NoAwscn, Oct. o.-Ths Beard Of Foreign
Missions closed ito session this forenoon.
With an immense meeting ct the Broad vsy
Church. The President announced the
committee on new membership for the
coming year. The meeting was addressed
by Hon. W. A. Buckingham, Hon. L..
Child. Rev. DR.. Morton, Of Pskin, China,
and DR.. Jessup, Of Bsyrout, Syria. Re.
marks were made BY DR.. Treat, Of Boston,
aud President Hopkins. The meeting vas
intensely interesting. Numerous contribu-
lions wero made 10 the cause Of missions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
ONE.

CINCINNATI, Oct 9.-Ths political cam.
paign in this county has been carried on
WIN unusual vigor BY both sides, and will
s'ose tomorrow with daylight procession
ana meeting Of the Republicans ct the
buckeye base ball grounds in the afternoon.
ana = scrchlight procession aud Meeting -
mo liNn street market and speeches b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
r.rea~. news ~ Atlantic Cable.

LONDON, Oct. 9.-Rumors are current 10
Paris and Madrid that Cuba has declared
her Independence.
MADnlD. Oct. 9.-The Junts will msooe
ialixe the Cortss to abolish slavery Ia The
Colonies ct the expiration Of ten yeass.
The Pseviseaal Jsuta have made dec
laration in favor Of civil and religious libsr.
II. II 10 received with enthusiasm. Ex.
tensive popular demonstration we're made
in Madrid, especially in favor Of the religs-
Gus federation.
Large numbers Of Worknsu are idle 10
consequence Of the agitation. which has
caused temporary suspension Of industry
and labor in the city. The Provisional
Junta assures them that work will be pro.
vided for all who want it.
Rumor says that the Duke and Duchess
Of Montpersier have been allowed TO re-
enter Spain.
Much excitement has been created ct
Catalonia by the reform in customs tariff.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

EasToS, Oct. s.-Devclopments Of .
fraud in granting naturalization ren.,. =. :
oeen made to-day, tending to show that out
OF 5oo naturalization papers obtained in
this city, ossr 500 were illegal. The court
mas discharged the persons who were pros
ecuted for perjury in some Of the csses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
LATEST NEWS
M TELE0R.HPu,
TO THE DAILY nHn~CnA1.

No Rsronfs To DAy.--Again Ne sTe
obliged TO 60 TO press without our latest
news and market reports. However an
noyiog this may be 70 our readers, it 10
more % 70 ~. The whole fault 10 with the
wires. whatever It msy, and upon them the
blame must be placed. We hope such will
not Be the case again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
ALABAMA.

AoSfGoxkAr, Dot. 0.-Both ho.ss, h.v.
soopted resolutions TO adjourn to.morrev
and reassenbls On the I'd Sf No,.mh.. :.
. generally understood that resistrst;or
cannot 10 completed in tim. "a. 49, ",su
ton. No election bill bs. hs., -, r.. ~
anu 'ney viii probably adjourn without
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-At q meeting Of
the Indian Peace Commission held to-dsy
at tho Tremon. House, several important
resolutions were adopted looking to the
thorough organization Of the Indian Blu
resu and the consideration Of many OF the
treaties. An almost unanimous vote 90
Cured on tho passage ofa resolution oues-
cd by Cen. Terry, recommending the 10
corporation Of the Bureau with the war
Department, measure strongly aovooeted
BY Gen. Sherman. Senator Hsndssson mas
not, - yet, arrived.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

A.oaisoN. Oct. 9.-Thefs Was . great
,n"is ocrans demonstraticn here tonight.
$500. s ,sses' ever held in this city, reaching
q 70 lyuaIss. Speeches we're made bs
VA. Sw.yck. candidate fos 0ovsruo,.
. ~":oo Snanncn. anA sthers. Oreae -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

Chicago Market.
[ BY telegraph Oct. 10.
Flour--Spring extras at S.oO8e.so.
Whsat-i.s59l for No. : spring.
Corn-o5@0Sx.
Oats 59X453.
Barley l.ss0l. 80.
Rye-Firm at l.3l.
Timothy 2.45.
Ylsx-Nomisai q 4. IS for choice.
Pork -. 95o29.50.
Bulk Msats--Clsar sides Is shoulders 1l1.
Lard W aker.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
BY Telegraph October ..
! car.
Oattie--Extrs, 6.6217. so ; fair to good, s..
t016.62; stocksrs, 2.250bl.to.
Hogs 0.3S@9 90 for good 70 extra.
Bhesp--S.5004.25 for good 10 choice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10
COM "a z Rc0AI.


Oct l0t, lOS0.
Wholesale. 600: retail. $3.50.
wnsAs-Nsw. No. !. el.5s@l.s Is. No. 2. el.se.
BAsLsS-No 81 10:
OAss-Nsv, 4t04s old, ~.
RYs-Nsw ol.70;
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ORION -sS476.I
PoSATene- 000ol.oo.
nssssR- Se0S5e. per ..
0ooo-lSe.
0asus ApssBs-o1.76.:psf bushel.
hAy-0ood Tinsshy 1i2.oe0oll. -. psr1tes
Prairie &c. o00ll.oo per ton. Slough, q. ~.
AHrnaAciss-At yard SlS co.. per-. ten.
WoeD-oS.0o. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-10

1t b. ebssa ssld h ~ New Isgland
States sss alsss lhissv ysass. and bss >
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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-08
Democratic Club Meeting.

Pursuant 10 notice the Democrats of
Tunkhannock Borough and vicinity as.
sembled at the Court House in this place
on Saturday evening last for the purpose
of organizing Democratic Club for the
ensuing Presidential campaign. In the
absence of the Chairman of the Democrat
ic Standing Committee, Hon. VIM. NJ.
Piatt called the meeting to order, and ex-
planned its ohject-he was also called to
the Chair to preside over its deliberations
Upon taking the chair Mr.. Piatt, in few
brief remarks, reviewed in a candid and
impartial manner the issues which divide
the two great political parties-admonish-
ing all to stand by the Democratic party
if they would preserve constitutional gov
ernment, and transmit it to posterity, as
handed down to us by our fathers.
A. Day and Harvey Sickler were chos-
en- Secretaries.
The following Preamble and Constitu :
ton were read and adopted by the Club:
PREAMBLE.
We, the Democrats of Wyoming Coun-
ty, of the State of Pennsylvania, believing
that the perpetuity of Republican Institu-
tions depends upon the maintenance of
Democratic principles in the administra-
ton of the Government, State and Federal,
and that upon the Democratic party main.
ly must we rely to check Radcallsm now
threatening to overthrow the Constitution
al Government of our fathers, blot out
sovereign States, and subvert the Liberties
Of the people; in order to secure such
thorough organization of the Democratic
party, as will make it efficient in promul-
eating its principles, and TO defeat the evil
machinations and purposes of its enemies,
whether sought to be accomplished at the
polls or by fraud and violence elsewhere
hereby pledging each to the other and to
the world to devote ourselves TO the work
Of reclaiming our beloved country from
the misrule of a band of desperate fanatics,
corruptionists and conspirators, and in this
sacred cause mutually to support and pro.
tect each other, do associate ourselves and
adopt the following
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-08

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GILLSON-JNGHAM-A the residence of the
BRIDES ia ther. in Meshoppen, Jan lst by Rev. Z.
F. Roberts. George d. ellison Of Athens, and
Miss Jennie P Ingham.
NINANs- Ns-DAvIDSON-Also by the same, at the
NJ E. Parsonage, Jan 2nd. John r. Winans Of
Meshoppen, Pa, and Miss Mary n. Davidson Of
Lathrop, Pa.
EMMONS-DUNLAP-Al by the same, Mr.. Aus
tin b. Emmons, and Arminda L. Dunlap, both Of
Washington, Pa.
KITCHEN-SH by the same, Henry
Kitchen, and Miss Martha +. Shefer, both Of
Washington, Pa
sUITER-WHIPH.E-At the residence Of the
brides mother, Jan. lst, by Rev. j. s. Lewis,
Edwin O. Suiter Of Waverly, n. Y, and Miss Jen-
ME Whipple Of Mehoopany, Pa.
wINTERMUTE-FERRl the residence Of
Simeon Ferris, Esq, in Meboopany, Jan. LIST, by
Rev. S. Lewis, John Wintermute OF Forkston,
and Miss Julia A. Ferris, Of former place,
SHIFFER-SM -SMITH-Jan 4th, by the Rev. G. r..
Lane, at his residence, John Shiffer and Lydia,
daughter Of Mr.. John Smith, both Of Tunkhan-
mock TIP.
HAVERLY-PLACE-Dec 3lst, 81, by the Rev.
c. r Lane, at his residence, Alexander Haver-
ly Of Forks, Sullivan Co. and Miss Elizabeth,
daughter Of Mr. Benjamin Place, of Falls, Wyo-
ming Co Pa.
sg- Bradford Co. papers please copy.