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CHARLESTON, S. c.

ALWAYS On HAND. AND FOR SALE AT
Wholesale and Retail, large stool of DOMESTIC
and SPANISH LEAF TOBAC;r prices from 10
cents upwar is to So per poun
CHEWING and sMokANG TOBACCO, of all
grades and fiue assortment Of IMPORTED CT
CARS. from S121 upwards to $3.50 per II.
or OWL manufacture the following brands always
&c NJ" of Havana Tobacco, at........ $500 per II
"FIGAEO," OF Havana Tobacco, at. $50 per NJ
"CABALLEO," OF Havana Tobacco, at. .S75 Ter u
az. UPMANN," of Havana Tobacco. at. $50 per n
LA CORONA DE ISpANA,' at. sos per NJ
"I-AURANIA," at. ................S20 S20 per III
genuine Spanish Cigar can ALWAYS be had Of re-
tail for 10 cents and everything in the line will be
sold at very reduced prices.
The attention of smokers is called to new brand
Of Smoking Tobacco, "Neryine Tot acco," lnanufac
tured solely ly c. MADjEN, and entered according
to Act of Congress III the year 1863, in the Clerks
Office of the District Court oil the United States for
the District of South Carolina.
1t is Tobacco from which the nicotine, in great
part has been extracted, and is thereby made very
wholesome article for smokers. 1t retains all the
fine flavor of the Havana without It's injurious and
nerveexctirg propensitics. Tobacco containing
nicotine largely. acs powerfully upon the nerve CEN
tres, and is, therefore. very prcjudcial to health
causing nervous tremor. headache. dyspepsia, &C.;
but the "NeTviue Tobacc)" can 90 smoked IN an!
quantity without the least effect injury to your
constitution. AS to lis perfect safety can refer tn
the statement of the undersigned gen lemen. Profes-
sors and D ctors in Medicine, who have made an ex-
animation OF the same.
1t is sold in pound and haif pound packages, and
i'll two qualities; No at 81 per pound; Fine 2dl ut
Is cents per pound Dealers allowed 70 cents d g.
count per pourd when buying twenty-five pounds
and upwards.
We have examined tho specimens Of 'Nelvine To-
blcco put into our hands by Mr.. Madsen. and think
it all that il claims to be. 1t contains little or no
nicotine, and may be smoked with sactv and pleas.
ure by all who indulge in the habit of ,lnolung
JOHN L. ANCEUM, II. D.
il. DAWSON, n. y.
W. NJ. x A. FITCH, NJ. d.
lINGARDY A.FRAnPTON.
FRANK $. HOLMES.
C. DAvEGA, III. D.
December tus13N
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PYTHAGOKIAN LODGE, no. RI, A. T.. III.
An ANNUAL COMMUNICAT ION OF THE
n above Lodge will be leld at Masonic Hall
TIis (Thursday) Erenirg, at seven o'clock. Men,
bers will take due notice aud govern themselves &C.
cordingy.
by order of he ". d. L. sItWAWl,
December 3 secretary.
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WANTED a SITUATION, BY a ONE
w ARMED NAN as uvcrseer OF hands. or super
iutendent on farm or plantation, or wntchman, or
any other employment that one-arned man can
fiji. Apply at No. IA ANN-oTREET. Applicant can
oiye GOOD references. September 90
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vKTANTED.-IW WANT A MAN TO JAKE
w the AGENCY for LloyG's Great Double Revolv-
ing MAPS or EUROPE AND AMERICA, with the
1000 county colored Map of the United States on the
back. issued to-day, and needed BY every family,
school and library in the land with patent reyerses
by which either map ran be thrown front Each Map
is 62 by 6i inches large, with ribbon binding and
labor Price SIS; worth $780, small capital will do
to start with $40 copy can be got or these great
Maps. Send for circular, terms, &c. Twenty new
maps under way. ). j. LLo1D
Pustofice Box 100, Atlanta, Co.
H-o,,o,,bar limo
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yIIANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO CouK.
w WASH, AND DO GENERAL HOU SEW ORK.
Good recommendations required. Apply at No. Al
WENTWORTH-STREEf.
Decembcr3 3T
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALI.
w THE LEADING MAGAZISES AND NEW
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
Anril 81 No. lGl Kng-street.
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TV Ttlt: DISTRICT CUUKT UF LIE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLlNAI
1n.r0pER TERM 1sss-IN THE MATTER OF
:. A. wINS1OrK. or -. BANKRUPr-PE.
III ION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUPT Y-0rdered. That bearing be
had Oh the .foxr'h day Of December, 1868 at Fed,
erai Tour;housn In I'olumbla s. c.; and that all
Credi M ors, &C., Of sail bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and show cause If any 'h.y can, why
the prayer oil the Petitioner should not be granted.
And that the second AMI third meetings Oh or oi0r5
nf said Bankrunt will be held at tile Office OF r. b.
CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar of the >ccond Con-
ercssionsl District, :. c., on tie third day o. Decsn'
Jsr 1858. ut 70 NJ.
By crder of tho Court the 1Gih day o. November,
1868 Daniel Il EL3ECh,
Clerk OF the District Ccurt of the United States Tor
South Caroaa. til November IL
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ITO KENT. OFFICES ~ THE FIRE
PROOF BUILDING, corner Chalmers and
Meeting streets. Apply at UFFIjE COUNTY CON-
MISSIONER>, Fireproof Buildn-.
ueccnhnr3
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VIyANTED, BOARD, FUR GENTLE.
w MAN wife, three children and nurse Will
require two rooms and plain, but substantai, table
Address. statug terms, &C., III. So" Box No. 3S5,
rharleston \ C. November
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Wants.

{iTAHTED. BIZ WHITE WOMAN,
w who can give good recommendations Situ-
alton 10 Cook Wash and Iron for small family.
Apply at No. n EAST BAY. UT stairs.
December 8 l"
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wv ANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the pr:ss, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K K. W., Postofico Charleston. S. G.
October 6
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VITANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN FROM
w the up-country situation as CLERK In
either Wholesale or Retail Grocery Store; is ex-
perienccd in the business. and can influence trade
Best Of references given. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Postonice, south Carolina.
Sentnfnhar III
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
/ UNITED STATES FcE soUTH cARolINA1
o. TOBER TERM, 1S69-lE The MAIILh ~
DE >JAMIN NJ. WINSrO K, OF -. ia n
RUpT-pElITIoN FOR FULL AND FINAL MS
CHARGE in BA>KKUrI -or'teret Thu hear
ing be had the fourth ddy of Oerenioe' i5GS AZ cd
tors &c, of said bankrupt appear at said time and
place. and how cause If any thcv can why the prayer
of the petitioner sh uld not be granted, and that the
second and third meetings ct tcredt0r5 OF SAID BsnS
rnpt will he held at the oice u X. B. CAiPENi Err,
I'sn Registrar of Second Congressional District :.
C., on M,rd day of December, 1868, at /? NJ.
By order Of Ihc Court til 10TH day of Nov mber,
1863 DANIEL HOkLBECh,
Clerk of the District Court
Ofthe Uui:ed states for South Carolina.
November ~ tno
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Amnstment.

The REvERSES OF IHE CHURCH DURING
and :iace the war have rendered her necessities
great and in the hour of her need. she asks the aid
of all Who may be disposed 10 lend helping hand.
The ladies have male extensive preparations. and
will spare no pains 10 render the FAIR attractive.
The FAIR will / conducted under the patronage
of the following gcntlenen:
Hon d LEsEsSE ICol ZIMMERMAN DAVIS
Rom " u PORTER Col R " SEYMOUR
uon G. GAI11ARp Col W P SHrSGLE9
Hon @ n S1nosroS " HERIoT, Esl
Hon HENRY BU1sr Nv G WHH.DES, Esq
Gen JAMES CONNER W HENEhEY, Esq
Gen JAMES SISfoNS J1R M OLsh:f. Esq
SAM'L LORD, Jr., Esq Letter. ESQ
A ASIMoNDs, Esq u MlLSoA' Esq
JAMES L CAN'T, Esq WILBUR, Esq
8 Y UPPER Esq d sILcoX. ESQ
| RYAN, Esq Capt bCDD
| L MowRY. Esq HfDE, Esq
| j Il AIURRELL. Esq W HER1or. Esq
F " DAWSON ESQ JAMES ADDISON. Esq
| s C. B1ALK Eco ARTHUR FAIRLY, Esq
| z " MARSHALL, ESQ VI BoLGER, Esq
| ] q CRANE. ESQ Capt W WHITE
CREWS, Esq u n CARSON, Esq
| GEORGE II MoFFETT EsqlW AXsoN, Esq
| c FRoSEDERGER, Esq G SUAEEs, Esq.
| C Z DuNHAM ESQ WM THAYER, Esq
| The Fair will be open from Three to Five O'CLOCK
| in the afternoon und from Six to Lleyen J. ".
The Street Cars will be in attendance at close
| of the Fair each evening
Tickets OF admission % cents; children 10 cents;
to be had at Hall. Charleston and Pavilion Eotes,
| and ut Russels Bookstore and Whlldens Jewelry
| Establishment, King street.
| November "a
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Mefihnqs.

10. q. .F.-aOWARD LODGE, No. 3.
THE REGULAR MEE1ING OF. THIS LODGE
will.be held This Er'nin9, at Seven o'clock pre-
ciselv j. T. FORBES,
December 8 th Secretary.
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w help wash. Also, MAN SERVANT, to wait
and tend horse, References required. Apply at
No 9 9MEETING.sTREET. tutbs4 December
WANTED, A. SMALL HOUSE, OR A
w part OF house, in the central part OF the
city. Apply to E. SCOTT, Shirt Emporium Meet
ing-street, opposite Market.
Oacember
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Go Bent.

ITO RENT, FROM FIRST JANUARY
/ next, that DESIRABLE RESIDENCE No. 119
Comirg. opposite st. Pulls Church. contain
ing six upright rooms, two attics, pantry, dressing
room and cistern. Apply to T. GRANGE SIMONs,
Commission Agent Planters and Mechanics Bank.
December 5 81
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ALWAYS On HAND, AND FOR SALE AT
Wholesale and Retail, large stool OF DOMESTIC
and SPANISH LEAF TOBAC;r prices from 10
cents upwar Is to So per pouR
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TAFORmATiUN WANTED OF MICHAEL
pROUT son to John and Ellen Prout, who left
Charleston about two years ago, al is supposed to
be working in or about Savannah. ANY information
Respecting him will be thankfully received By his
father JOHN PROUT, at Richard Hogan's, Charles
ton q 13* November %
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ITO RENT, THE HOUSE No. 40 ANs0X-
i STREET, containing six square rooms, with
cistern and gas throughput and every requisite for
q comfortable dwelling. Apply to JOSEPH MUR.
RAY No. / Hayne-sreet. thstu3 December
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE SUIT OF
ROOMS on middle floor, in pleasant and cen.
trail locality within two minutes walk of the Post
Office. Apply at THIS OFFICE. mbe;3
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The WORLD AT HoME.-The sec.
ond number of The World at Home,
published by Evans & Co., Philadel-
phia, is on our table. This is new
enterprise, and bids fair to be sue
cess. To secure a large circulation,
the publishers have adopted the "div-
idend system" A large sum of money
has been set apart aud invested in
goods such as are most needed in the
household, and each subscriber is al
lowed to participate in them. This
should not be COMPOUNDED with gift
and ticket enterprises as they have
heretofore existed. 1t is not pretend
ed that more is given than subscribers
pay for, but simply that the profits of
the first years publication will in this
manner be used to enlarge the sub
scription list. We consider this mag
azine alone as fully worth the price
charged 1t contains fine collection
of original reading matter, and is EN-
bellished with well-fniShed picture
Of Dickens and other beautiful en-
cravings. We commend it as a mag
azine of merit. Price, with privilege
of participation in goods, $500 PEE
year.
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CATHOLICISM IN THE UNITE

OLICIsM IN THE UNITED
STATEs.-The Catholic Almanac for
1867 gives glowing account of the
increase of Romanism in this coun-
try. In 1860 the American Cyclo-
.pedia estimated the adherents Of the
Catholic Church in the United States
at little over three millions. The
best Catholic authorities are now said
to declare that nearly five millions
of persons belong to their denomin-
alton. 10 Rhode Island and Connec-
ticnt alone the increase in sixteen
years has been from 10000 to 1885,
600. Inthe FIVE New England States,
exclusive of Massachusetts, the Catho-
lie strength is $4,000. 1t is an
nounced that special efforts are max
ing to natlonalize the church. Here
tofore the majority Of the clergy have
been French, Italian or Irish. and the
number of native Americans who have
entered the priesthood has been
small.
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THE GREAT FIRE AT CHICAGO
The following is a full and complete
list of losses by the great fire which
occurred on Tuesday evening. The
total insurance was $1,137,375. To-
tai loss $2,638,000. Only $3.50
was 10 Boston companies, as follows;
New England $2O,750; American
10000; National $4,000. And in
other Insurance Companies, as fol-
lows: Chicago Companies s144375;
in Cincinnati Companies $4,000; in
New York Companies $3S0.000; in
Providence Companies SAT, $40; IN
Hartford Companies $l33,l25; al
bany Companies $4,000; miscel-
laneous except Boston, 1911 500.
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CHoKED CATTLE.-Mr. Chas

CHoKED CATTLE.-Mr. Chase =
Having seen something in your paper
in regard to chokcd cattle, give you
my experience in that line. | am
now in my seventy-ffth year, and
have had many calls to relieve the
distressed and have never lost one.
Much depends on the place where the
obstruction is. If just below the roots
Of the tongue clap stirrup into
The mouth, put my hand through and
extricate it. If farther down, | put
my hands on each side of the neck
and force it upward, but if | cannot
succeed in doing so, | take a Timber
stick from five To six feet lung, cut d
notch on it, about two inches from the
end, put ball of yarn on it, tie q
cloth over the yarn, and make it fast
in the notch. Then thrust it dow
The throat and push the obstruction
down into the paunch.
| once had case where neither
words nor grass would make the o.
move. 1t tell with its neck across
the sill of the stanchion with the pc
tatoe on top. The owner told me tt
knock him on the head, but replies
would try a blow here (on the pc
latoe) first. | struck with an a.
railways, and the potatoe flew il
pieces a number of feet. The clot
or leather should be we'll soaped o
creased. T4l1aeq Yours, &C.,
/ . 9r. ~ n, .p A. HYDE.
| narhv Fob - ,yodon T1u;on
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man have been so violently assailed,
pardon me for saying that | can but
regard this whole matter, from begin
ming to end, as an attempt to involve
me in the resistance of law for which
YOU hesitated to assume the RESPONSE,
bility, in order thus to destroy my
character before the country. | am
in measure confirmed in this conclu,
sion by your recent orders directing
me to, disobey orders from the secre
cary of war, my superior and your
subordinate, without having counter
handed his authority. am to disc
hey with the assurance, Mr.. President.
that nothing less than vindication
of my personal honor and character
could have induced this. correspond
ence on my part" 1850
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The EsTEY ORGAN.-The Spring
field Republican says: "A peculiar
aud admirable feature of this instru-
ment is the Vox Humane Tremolo,
recently invented and patented, and
which does away with all the ohjec-
tons sometimes urged against trem-
ulants. This one being under per-
feet control as to rapidity, its delicate
pulsations appeal to the listener with
a power and pathos impossible to
resist" - . ..-.
These Organs are manufactured at
Brattleboro, Vermont.
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The Barton Standard has always
raped this paper on the knuckles tor
the doggerel style Of the poetry pub
Iished in its columns. In a recent is
sue it has "pome' from North Troy
which we wouldn't publish for one
dollar a line, cash in advance.-Re
cord and Farmer.
Poets are proverbially jealous of
ri;vals and almost always seek to crust
their superiors in the field Of litera
ture; therefore we are not surprised
at the above slap from the harmonious
jingler Of the Record, whose eye is SC
oft :" in a fine phrenzy rolling" &c
We have seen better poetry than tha
of our Trojan friend 'twant in thu
Record and Farmer, though.
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A YEARS LIQUOR SEIZURES IN Mas
sACHUsETTs. - Major Jones, State
Constable of Massachusetts, has made
his second annual report to the Leg
iSlature. During the past year he
has seized $4,000 gallons of liquor
of which $1,000 gallons were ale.
The following statistics are interest
ing:
Destroyed SIT gallons Of alcoho-
lie liquors and 38,0SS of ale total,
1906. Returned to owners, alcoho-
lie, 5,026; ale, 6,3lO. The liquor
prosecutions for the year 1867 were
as follows: Liquor nuisances, 1908
common sellers, 1887 ), single sales,
308; keeping liquors with intent to
sell, 1891; obtaining liquor of town
agents under false pretences, | /; il
egally purchasing as town agents, 2
illegally transporting 100; letting
buildings for liquor selling, "a; il
egaIly distlIing, Is. Total, 1891.
Up to the 9th of November, the
Constable says, there was not an open
bar known to US in the entire State
and the open retail measure traffic
had almost entirely ceased. The
traffic had generally secluded itself
10 such an extent that it was no long
er a public open offense, and no longer
an invitation and temptation to tn,
pasSer-by. ....a
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James Prentiss, Esq, of Water
town, Wisconsin, died in New York
city, Jan. "a, aged 43 years. He was
the tenth and youngest son of the
late Hon.. Samuel Prentiss, of this
place, was a lawyer by profession,
and had been many years in practice
in Watertown. His illness was full
of pain, and had baffied the skill of
physicians. He was a gentlemen
held in the highest esteem by his
friends and acquaintance.
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THE ORLEANS FAIR GROUND

Company will receive sealed proposals for 400
Ced II Posts. IL ieet long and not les han
lhehes at me Top emu Also for 400 i'e' i''. 'd
measure Cedar Rails is IL feet long, each ana
not less III IA INCHES AT top end, hewed on "he
side. Also 25,0OU feet OF square edge Hemlock
boards, IA teet long aud inch thick. All of said
lumber 10 be delivered upon the F II Ground
near Barton Village. or before May 1T, 1903
Proposals with be received for furnishing
!. lie above described iumiser and constructing ne
same into fence. The above pr,posais To be
opened Tuesday eve, Feb. Is, 1868. For par
tienlars aud specifications inqu re of
esfa--.a j. @. HALL, r
President Fair Ground Co.
]. B. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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ter Dppposed by National Banks, as
i - L., e..

terlDppposed by National Banks, as
it will take several millions from their
deposits.
The Cooper Institute Committee
will wait upon the President to-day,
to urge the adoption of policy for
the protection of American citizens
abroad.
Gen. Banks, who has been confined
to his room for several days past, ex-
poets to be in his seat in time to close
the debate on his bill protecting nat
uralizcd citizens in foreign countries.
He will oppose all amendments, and
says the bill as it now stands will
bring the United States and England
Into direct issue at once. a8aJ
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BARTON LANDING.-The ladies of !
this enterprising little village held a
very pleasant levee on Thursday eve
ming Of last week, and which we had
the honor and the pleasure Of attend
ing. The hall was crowded with peo-
pie who came to witness the excellent
performances, such tableauxs, recita-
tons, plays, &c, which were very fine.
A colloquy by band Of young ladies
representing the virtues, was nicely
done and called forth many an enco-
MUM from those whose judgments are
Of value. A dialogue between the
North and South was well executed,
in particular was the part OF Miss
Mathews, as the GODDESS of Liberty,
deemed worthy Of applause. Gin
derilla" was acted charmingly; not
poor actor in it. We enjoyed the
entertainments of the evening much
especially the last half-bless the dear
street creatures The supper was ex-
actly to our palate. The receipts Of
the evening were 1920 for the society.
and very nice pair of mittens fol
US. for which we make our humblesl
bow to the handsome donors.
.PROF. SANBORN's D LECTURE.-The
lecture by Prof E. D. Sanborn of
Dartmouth College-and the first of
the course-on last Monday evening
was exactly to our taste and well cal
culated to instruct and amuse mixed
audience. His subject was "Saxor
Elements in American Character >
tho Iooturo woo loorn Cd and soholorly
as became a professor of history il
one of the first colleges in New Eng
land. The lecture embraced a wild,
field of time and territory, giving al
epitome Of the history of the Goths
of whom we are the descendants
for the last two thousand years, thei
various incursions upon Rome whicI
eliminated in the destruction of tn
seven hilled city, their repeated over
runnings of the rest of Europe an
trampling out the effeminacy of tn
conquered till they finally subdue
: the barbarians and pagan idolaters o
western Europe, taking their Ian
for an inheritance; the speaker sal
that the whole history of the rae
showed it to have an intense love o
: liberty, that it could not brook contro
: that it excelled all other races in il
:. religious habits and in its desire
IS carry the gospel to its neighbors, an
4, also that its love and respect for W
e man far outshone all the rest of ma
:, u kind. These characteristics he sho,
!, ed were essentially American, an
is also how we came by them.a We wiz
more had seen fit TO attend the /,
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MARRIED..

In Burton, Jan. %. 1868, at the residence of
the brides mother, by Rev. VIM. A. Robinson,
Mr.. ]. Whipple Brown, of Manchester, n. H.,
and Miss Susan w. Kimball, of Barton. Cor
rected.l rse r.-
In North Troy, Jan. IA, 1868, by Rev. George
Stone, Mr.. ]. w. Walker, and Miss Olive L,
Traver.
In North Troy, Sept. "a, 1867, by Rev. George
Stone, Mr.. Amasa Wells, and Miss Mary E. Bell.
At Marysville Ohio, Jan. q, 1868, by Rev. A.
II. March, Mr.. c. W. Eaton. of Columbus, (fo' .
merly of Parton) and Miss Lydia J. Tayloy o.
Marysvie.
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