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New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
MARRIED.

CONANr-DROWNOn Wednesday morning the 10th iuI az the
residence b. tie Rev enr Wand BeeheF Heron Conant
Jennie Brown, both Of NeH.lork City. No cards
Bier Dous, Henry Hawey to Amy Parker both formerly Of
Brooklyn.
PLlPHENRYOn Wednesday evening Dec l6 1862 AZ 81 JSht
CEnrb BrookYn, BY the Rev Alexander H. Burgess D. Johh
Stuart Philip Miss Therese Henry both OF Brooklyn "
SMTI-BRIrrONAtt the CoBr gaona Church Madison Conh on
Wednesday, Dee l6 by the Rev James A. Gallup Mr bgee
Smith e Madson Coma % Miss Bmma A. Brtou, aaEn VI no
late Capt VIM. Bntlou ofNeslork Ciiy. No cards
yARIAN-TYRRELI-I Detroit Mich Wedneslay Dec TO-
BY the Rev Bishop MeClosky Maden Nshan OF 70
M Enma ouy daughter Of the Hon. A. W. 1Jrrei oi pefo"
al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed rish MI
name aud address
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER-HE Is
DIsCHAKGED PROM CUSTODY.

James Lyons, a resident of the town of New
Lots, l.. l., arrested yesterday warrant issued
by Justice snedkcr OF jamaica the charge Of murder
ing Mary Spaz, late resident Of East NowYork 1t ap
pears that the 4h day Of October, 1864 Lyons met
Mrs spalZ In the woods the Cypress Hills Cemetery
and while endeayoring 10 commit an Indecent assault
upon her, threw her violently 10 tho ground several
times iuhctiBg injuries from which she died the 25th
o. January 1867 Lyons soon after the commission or
County authorities on the charge OF assault with at
tempt 10 commit outrage, and on trial, convicted OF
the assault, aud fined $500 soon after the trial. Mrs g.
sibe Coroner smith OF Kings County on the 3th Of Jnnu
ary took her aatc mortlm deposition ana on the goth OF
January the day following hCr DEATH ECld nn inquest
over the body, tue jury finding that sho oaWe " IeT
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
MARINE DISASTERS

On the Sth inst, in lat 49' 30 north, long
l9o west the steamship Cimbra passed ship abandoned
waterlogged, with all rigging standing She had iron
mass and high forecaste, with both anchors on She
had an Indian for fgurehead high poop deck with
high companionway, all painted white The Cimbria
could not make out her The crew had taken OH
the boats Our at Bremen reports the loss
OF the American ship j. f. Patten Of Bath, Me- at the
mouth OF the river Weser.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
ORTTEARY.

Frank b. TObtt, cOmpOsitOr on TIE
TRIBUNE, died yesterday OF consumption. lie was n
skilfu and faithful wOrkman and mad held his position
In Office for the past three years His early death
rendered painful by fact that he died at the
time which his betrOthed had designated FOR their union
DR.. j. w. GibbOn of Charlotte, died in Bati-
more on Wednesday. aged "a lie was father OF Gen.
GibbOn OF the L. s. army. Ho had visited Baltimore
deliver "a course Of lectures on Antiquities OF America
before the Maryland Institute aud had delivered but one
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
DIED.
hAt AUtftfo W
name aud address

CmLD-op Thursay The 18th Inst Charles Child formerly Captain Of
Co g. 9th Rect NJ T. Volunteers tlAnAns Louayesl
Notice Of The hBeA hereafter
CLOsE-At North salem Wshestsr Co.. Friday, Dee H. Eben.
lose ia the 18th year Of his age
CtAilNGs-Sucnly, "Wednesday Dec l6 Isaac Cummings NJ
d. late House Pbscian Of the Dem ppenary Ia the h VI
M. remain, been taken Westminster Ma Tor neuneut
Boston papers please copy.
CONKLlNOn Tuesday Dec Is John H. CoIkn IN the Jh year Of
lis
Tho relatives hcnds Of the family invited the funeral
om BIZ late resiege No l5J Amgst, brooklyn on Friday As
l5sA gsG, al O'clock
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4" Scarcely nny Invention of merit

"Scarcely Invention of mer Is allowed ts
the ubc aon without having make hsn fight against
band ma0rs who seeming uhs others hans
learn Of gool thing than they Start something under the
closely similar hopes Of deeng the purchaser We notice
this be- She with article Of Dessaei Goldfish the
Of which Phadpha have been obliged
for the fraudulent
ule."-l Phla. North American.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

embody the stipulation that the viii not object dur
ing the term engaged any change OF flag which may De
made. This and the fact that two months advance pay
IN gold had been given them, for which only ABOUT ~
days service have been rendered were the Only ODoCs
III holding them.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
REPORTED ARREST OF THE ULSTER COUNTY
MURDERER

a man supposed to be Jeremiah Smth, the
"waysde murderer" OF Ulster County Is held III Green
Springs, Sandusky County, Ohio, by a farmer named
farm hand and obtained it, MrWhatey, after hiring
the stranger read newspaper account OF the deser0n OF
the children and description OF the murderer Which 10
his mind tailed closely with the appearance OF his new
emplOye He faccOrdmgy wrote Al once to the author
OF Ulster County description Of his man, ana on
receipt OF his letter they detective to make the ar
rest should the new farm hand prove TO be jeremiah
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
THE OHIO STEAMBOAT DISASTER - MEMORIAL
MEETING.

A meeting was held last evening at st. AIMS
Chapel in CiintOn-st OF LivngstOn-st, Brooklyn
composed of the clergy and lay Of the Protestant Ep
copa Church Of BGookyn, the object OF when was TO
give expression 10 the deep feeling Of grief expe
enced by the recent Of the Rev Mr. Paryn and the
Rev Mr. Rising By the collision Of the steamboats, Ub
ted states aBd America the OHIO River. Addresses
delivered by the Rev. DR.. 'henek OF ct, AIMS
Church. the Rev Mr.. MOrre Secretary OF the Church
Missionary Society, the Rev. Mir Brewer. the Rev Mr.
PosethwaIt, and the Rev. Mr. Firth Of Ltchhelc, En-
gland.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
THE CHEYENNE STYLE OF ROBBERY.

OMAHA, Dec. 17.-Last night j. A. Whitehead,
a clerk in the Union Pacific Railroad freight Office at
Omaha while at Cheyenne. robbed OF 5000 while
his way from the depot 10 Wells Fargo Co.'S express
office. The robbery was committed by three men VINO
held pistols at Whiteheads head, and walked him
half mile the prairie. where thcy tied and gagged
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON Dec. 17-The following nomina-
toas made BY the rsiea today joseph smith Tor collector
II sgigH Wselsset Me Dnie x stantoq Tor assessor %. inter
"a rsvsrue IN Of York; Hiram hetchnm
for collector customs Alaska Mos ~ fas @ collector 81 inter-
m reyepus m toe Third district OF Marut; Thomas i ado ~
Moataua sulor for tue Baei and other Hslg,ora
H. bsso " Indians
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
swFDEs GOING TO KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17-The National Land As
sOcion completed sale here to-day Of 10000 Of
the Kansas PacIhc Rair Oad COmpanys land 10 colony
swedes from Northern Illinois These lands lie IN one
body the Saline River In Lincoln County and are 10
DO occupied Ia the Spring by 200 families.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
FARRAGuT PRIZE ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17-The FarTagut Prize
Association met last evening. A letter from Admiral
Fsrragpt read, saying that he Is doing all IN his
power forward the claims Of his for prize money
for the capture OF NeWOTeans Other letters read
from Naval officers who parclpaedin the capture The
meeting adjourned 10 the lst Of January.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
MARTIAL LAW IN CONWAY COUNTY, ARK

MARTIAL LAW IN CONWAY COUNTY, ARK,
LITTLE Rock, Dec 1G.-Aftcr fierce debate
the House adopted resolution approving tho Governors
proclamation declaring martial law In Conway County
The Governors message reports that the force OF militia
In the southwest Is 669 Gen Patterson is In command
lie thinks that the militia can be dispensed with, as ar
rangemens have been made for Federal troops occupy
those counties on the withdrawal Of tho militia. The
Legislature viii take from the 18th inst TO the
9th Of January.
AN ENCOUNTER AT AUGUSTA, ARK.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 16.-1he Ledger has n report
OF fight between citizens and thirty Of the militia at
Augusta, Ark, yesterday, in which four miamen
killed.
RAILROAD LEGISLATION IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 1.-THE stockholders OF
Meridian have elected n d. stanton of BOSTON Presi
dent ana ex GOV patton vce-fesident The House has
& STATE g,,' ta fbe road from Desar 10 wontromrTv n
will probably pass the Senate The House II discussing
the Revenue BILL with no signs OF an adjournment.
THE FLORIDA GovERNoRsHIP DISPUTE.
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 17.-ln the Supreme
Court yesterday Leu-Gov Gleason filed writ OF error,
and asked the ChiefJustce TO sign citation which tha
ChicfJustico would not do. Leut.Gov. Gleason has
t6e tinted STATES supreme Court by securing tho sigma
ture OF an Associate Justice to the citation The State
Supreme Court adjourned to-day until the next stated
session next month
ARMING AGAINST OUTLAWS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 17.-ln tho Legislature to-
day resolution was introduced authorizing The Gov
eror to arm and equip 100 men, reserve force, 10
send any county where acts Of lawlessness may lbs
committed, the expense to be paid by special tax ON
such county.
TIE WAR NEAR AUGUSTA, ARK.
DUyAL's BLUFF, Ark, Dec 17.-When the
Evening siar sailed from Augusta late yesterday
ing firing pickes occurred In which one picket
was killed and another wounded. The citizens OF Jack
fOnpOr have gone stop outsiders from attacking Gen
Upham, who has prisoners In ough block with powder
underneath and threatens to blow IL up II attacked Col
d. Cross arrived here to-day, having been compelled 10
quit home In Cross County. The militia threaten to hang
him II captured,
THE SPORTING SEASON in TEXAS.
The Houston Telegraph of the llth inst. learns
that over 200 cock had been pted and to fight
that city during the week OF tho races.
THE PERUVIAN IRON-CLADS CREWS RELEASED.
NEV-ORIEANg Dec 11-Writs of HGbedS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
mGn.Nn IrrpY RnnM Doc Is. 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

IT, r. Mllv-Sat-water freezes at a temperature
about six degrees colder than fresh water The Polar
Oceans OF course are as salt rs any other seas.
C.GK, Retranee, M-There is such firm as you
mention Ia CheTTy-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
SPEAKER coLrAx TO VISIT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-The Hon. Schuyler
CofaN accompanied hy bis wife, Will arrive u this city
Saturday morning aid take rooms IN the Continental
Thc Union League of this city viii entertain the dis
tucushcd guest with dinner IN the League House IN
trr afternoon. The VccPrcsdgnt elect viii return TO
Washington iu tine night train.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
rrom long e.tabII.hed and reII..nown House.

TrOm n long fstabIIshfd nnU WeII-NnOWn TIOusc.
We sold BuRSkrrs EXrACrs (Or cooking puTposes) M
years bere them equal any ha hitherto and And
them gradually growing la tie public favor
AoKEK, MERRALL CoSDIT Groce5s
Eew.YorA. Sept @, 1863.
JcsxPH BURNETT Co. Sole Prorreors
No. d CcutralsL, Boston. No 592 BroalRay NsS.TOrL
1hsss kIlIaets Tor sale everywhere lhree sIesl
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
REMARKABLE ELECTION LAW SUIT

BOSrON, Dec. 17.-Rchard ii. Dana, jr.. has
instituted an action for tort against the Mayor and Alder
men OF Cambridge to recover damages for erasing
or emitting his name from the registry list thereby de-
priying him OF his vote.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
ANnrrrrr - RAIIMAY TXTENsION.

CTvcTvNArI Dec. 17.-lt is TcpOrtcd here
that the Ire Railroad Company trying To purchase
t. Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, MT RID
d. and r jay Gould II the EgIc road in the city.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
THE STATE or TRADE.
WEST INDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Dec lEHcaangr loulou dlIt premium on Paris
u preanm tue United currency, 6i dy
sight q short sigh. l3i discount god, o. das 6a
premium, short ssLl % premium
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
BANQUET To DIR. McCosH.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-Tho Alumni OF
PRINCETON college gave banquet this evening to the Rev.
james McCosu, President OF tie College,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
rrTAvy gAT.Es or KANSAS lands.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 17.--The National Land Com
p1fv have sold o actual settlers within the past % days
Co 90 acres VI land for the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
Iauy.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
sg,tiaI HOtitts.
Exposition by Y. Gerth
OP
DR.. SHERMANS TREATMENT.

Here are editorial remarks in The Stats zetuDs GA Nj dss
sends setting forth his suffering from ie,TSe case
frupture and Bis dna relief and oao By W. J. a. @
country having for carried on hrge oeNe osa
neu kind coming coei With sueh hga FesPcaoy
& nnsp Ne reeoa,pead Our readers troubled
Sept la
To Then saat zeng After having safer many ysam ir's
a os o sly doctors Of ,6 city SswYo bookyS az.
suffering their hands Understandable sgoy vas ,rs,sIv
Trend Of mice took DR. sHEMASS advertisement out o your plp
sos ao i 70 % S BY @ S a Dr. 'Sfsa sTSRMs ~ Ge1s ss & 10 sa %
thing bssg conclusions doubt upon iAe o"n "Ao"
The last doctor applied BROOKLYN harueei me up with %s
20 Iemoye IL Bat on ,sy y home was terrible snd os
reaching hsr. yg enpeed TO take ny Ssd ,9a II had mt
90 am sure would killed IL less than "a hours as 'an'
uI Ios s I sP aad D SHERMAN Of the doctors seemed
have s sS @ bS 70 g P e Hcians done AL tn, o.,
after other gave me up as hopeless 'u9s' ''" " ''
Bu' t.q eave the boushoEo ny f;Ps SOd @ ny Pc;
the many Of those physicians 90 had gwen % s from @ & @
tory since placed mse in The hs9a Of '' .eesas
M hs promises while All the S.aer doctors hl6ei # herk
VIII Way thgs eighy appreciate s services and ,
see may know relief AMI the delay and 1ass
,b iRf i'SI SssI1a expended much Of mOas
than paid pr ssFMAS ,A.sT % 70 @ sa , more s scSo1,s
p5 ;i an n sI OH S ao I
/, ridiculous refuse Ike an .e pus Of wH ea nov az aa
n. i p.., sh ~. Tsy ys. previous 70 o5nS 6. viii mud
facility and comfort belete La aei on cav, 'p"1 n H. ~ . hs
Ocs NJ residence which vii giss nre ee
NY case than description ani N aao,l & M
ntbe feel pleased call a. uy residence ~ % Nass~
P to sui, an classes It's the ouy we'll ss the cheapest rs9ed
ever offered 10 Photographic krsesses ol easss Oeioe s
amer teameut faraitei 90 receipt ol t.o etnt ng-
| Tventicth Assembly District Union Republican, Asso'
monthly Fk DAl
Dcsbsf i i a. o'clock cyKk w p frs.sss s'
Is.. Jss.' R1s'as5S 5asS'os sesrs..ris.
ny request, g.
The AuiyelsiTy rKen.,os OF the
CENTRAL NJ + CHURCH SUXDAYScHoOLs
will be repeated
FRIDAY EVENING Dec. 49,
DiALoo0N'' SOLOS.
Ia ,b. Church Sevsrth,ve corner Ponr renihst " ~
Doors opea at T. Coumeuce at O'Clock
Important
BOOK BUYERS
BOOKS ADVERTISED IL TTfR TRIBUNE
By Messr- u. APPLETON Co.
E1FTsS s9FTByER SE0S' + Cos
HURD HOUGHIOS,
FIELDS, OsGOOD Co..
G. p PUTNAM & SoN. sai Others
rR~ARE SOLD AT al
THE DERRY ATHENEUM
AT THB SAME ?RCESi
5 worth Of purchased in the nea
distribution Of OVER $1,000 worth Of CHOICE PAINTINGS
free eIhibtou At THB DERBY AThBNRuM.
No $50 Broadway.
-, The Best
CALIFORNIA WINES - -
are imported and sold in quarte. sai CARR No
Newlo Agents for the Ana1en Wine Growers Ass'cs
tOn Of San FrAaeisco. LsL ----
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THE PERUVIAN RoN-cLADs' CREWS RELEASED.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 17.-Writs of hGbedS
corpus rournabe this morning granted by Judge
Durre yesterday tho petition OF about 80 seamen on
the steamship Havana, lying here which lately h0isled
the Peruvian flag al Southwest Pass ON the Wrlts being
returned this morning the attorney for the petitioners
asked that they be- dismissed the Peruvian Consul had
release from their contract 10 all who wished t Tho
wrlts were accordingly dismissed. Tue sAlns art!ces
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
Holiday Presents
ARARE OPPORTUNITY

Being JanuiT prepared .ioss
out A RETAIL splendid wholesale stock Of
CHRoMOS AND FRAMES sTRREOsCoPBs AND VIEWS.
ALBUMS CARVED BRACKETS, &c
BkH T ANTHONY Co..
ST. Nicholas Block. Nc. SOL Broadway.
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)y the following vote :
Peterson (Tean. YfckeTS,
Saulsbu1V.
VHgie-6
ua-.r.1r.s.a- g4.fs.,

THE EXIRADITIOS CRIMINALS.
Mr TRUMBULL (Rep, ID introduced bill 70 provide
gvi effect TO treaty stpulaOns between the United
States and foreign Governments for the extradOn Of
criminals IL provides that whenever any person shall
have been delivered By foreign government agent
OF the for the purpose Of being brought
within tho United States aud tried for OF which
ne accused the President Of the United States shall
have power 10 all for the trans
pOraton and saekeepng OF such accused person, and
Tor his protection against lawessness and violence.
RIGHTS OF AMERICANS IN JAPAN.
Mr.. CONKLING (Rep, n. " offered a resolution, re-
1uestug the President communicate any information
n possession concerning the exercise by United States
COnGuls Japan OF judicial powers III cases arising be-
tween American citizens and citizens OF foreign
tries other than Japan and 10 make known under what
authority such powers have been exercised aud what
further slatOn ~ necessary for the better protection
OF the Iights Of Americans In Japan. Adopted
At 4EO the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

THE SPORTING SEASON in TEXAS
The Houston Telegraph of the 1lth inst. learns
that over 200 cock had been pted and were to fight IN
that city during the week OF tho races.
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NEW CATTLE DIsEAsE.-A new cat

NEW CATTLE DIsEAsE-A new cat
tie disease las made it's appearance in
Great Britain, occurring almost stimuli
taneously in places that are totally diff
ferent from each other in agricultural
features, such as Kent and the midland
aud eastern counties. The symptoms
are dullness at frst-which increases
to extreme prostration in the latter stage
of the disease, when the animal can
scarcely breathe, although suppressed
grunt at the end of each respiration
indicates that the function continues
to be performed the appetite is lost
entirely or to some extent, the evacua-
tions are small and frequent, the urine
colorless, the membrane of the mouth
discolored and liberated as in the cattle
plague, the pulse is weak bat not rapid,
and the temperature does not rise, show
ing the disease not to be infammatory.
Post norton examination shows that
the blood has been poisoned. Accord
ing to some, the disease is occasioned
by too largely feeding ON acorns and
horse chesnuts, but there is no certain
ty Of this, and the real cause is as yet
unascertaincd.
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Illiberality.

The Baltimore Synod Of the Presby-
terrain denomination met last week in
the Presbyterian church in this city and
on Saturday morning last "a series of
resolutions were adopted calling upon
Protestants to be earnest and vigilant
in resisting the aggressions of Roman
ism, and warning them Of the danger of
supporting Popish Schools, and calling
upon ministers to use such means as
they are able, to explain and defend The
doctrines of the Reformation &C." We
are unable~to perceive much christian
charity in the above resolutions. They
remind us very much OF one of the
planks in the political platform of obso-
lete Know othingism, which pledged
its dupes to 'Resistance to the aggres-
siye policy and corrupting tendency of
Of the Roman Cat olic Church." and
we would not be surprised to hear that
they had been proposed by a bigot
of the old Know Nothing order We
dislike bigotry and illiberality in any
denomination of christians and trust
the foregoing resolutions do not truly
reflect the views of the large body Of
Observation-Disclosures Onion.
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y
The death is announced of one of the
last of the Waterloo officers, General
Alexander g. Mercer, Colonel com
mandant of the Royal artillery, which
occurred on the 9th ultinlo, at the aye
of eighty five years. i
The present popular revolutionary
hymn of Spain was composed in 1920
by a youth of seventeen, named Riego,
who is now in Paris, an old man and
poor. -
A State convention for the farmers OF
Georgia has been called for the 9th of
December, to consider the question OF
labor, immigration from the North and
from abroad, &c.
There is good sleighing in Maine at
Moose river, and at The Forks, in Som
erset county. The snow is eight inches
deep on level and frozen.
During the recent Erie contest New
York bank, whose capital does not ex-
coed hreequarters Of million, certified
check for eight millions.
An eminent American physician says
that the Wall street stock jobbers pro-
duce more lunatics than any other class
of people in the country.
The coolest physician In the world"
Spaniard, died recently in Salamanca,
aged Jos. He had practiced for 80
years.
More than $780, 900 worth of prop
erty has been sold to actual settlers
within radius of ten miles arouno
Warrenton, Va, since the war.
Some eager sight-seers or office hun
tiers are already engaging rooms in Wash
ing;on for Inauguration week.
The Chinese leprosy, which prevails
in the Sandwich Island, it is feared will
reach San Francisco.
A large vineyard is to be established
in Stafford county, Va, near Potomac
Run bridge, by James L. Talliaferr..s
A newly married couple stopped 10 a
hotel in Ohio, and on retiring blew out
the gas. Both were suffocated.
The Iowa Agricultural College has
90 students, two OF whom are women,
for the first term.
The Missouri river was frozen at
Omaha. SO that pedestrians crossed on
the ice, the 10th ultimo.
The Louisville Courier says drunken
ness among women seems to be iacreas-
ing in that city.
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MARRIED.

Near Westminster, Carroll county, on
the oath ultimo, by Rev. James w. Reese,
George w. O'Donnell, of Howard county.
and Miss WiIhelmine Harnickeli, of Cassei
Province Hessia, Prussia.
On the 10th ultimo, by Rev. Jacob Sech-
Ter, Mr.. Abraham Rohrbaugh and Miss
Matilda Miller, both of York county, Pa.
On the 18th ultimo, by the same, Mr..
Jacob Bechtel and Miss Mariah Boyer, both
of York county, Pa.
On the 18th ultimo, by the same. Mr..
Washington 4. King and Miss Ann G..
Leese, both of this county.
On the 25th of November, in the NJ. p.
Church, Abingdon, Va, by Rev. A. Web
ster, ID. d., assisted by Rev. George r..
Barr, D. A. O.. Webster, of Maryland. and
Sally King. youngest daughter of Rev. Lewis
f Cosby, Of Abingdon, Va.
At the residence of Mr. JOHN SIonaker,
in Mountjoy township, Pa, on the 10Th
ultimo, by Rev. w. r.. H. Deatrich, Mr..
Edwin l.. Mitten, Of New Windsor, Nd,
and Miss Alice G. Slonaker, Of Uniontown,
Nd. '
On the 18th ultimo, at the residence al
the brides parents, by Rev. W. G. Dreamer,
Mr.. John I. Dattrer and Miss Sibilla Hull,
all o. this county.