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TdE RACING SEAsoN.-On the Fashion
Course, New York, yesterday, the race for a
purse of one thousand dollars, mile heats best
three in fve in harness, created great excite
ment, and the extraordinary time of Flora
Temple, Princess, George NJ. Patchen. and
Ethan Allen was revived. The Philadelphia
mare, Lady Thorn, beat Lucy, George Wilkes,
and General Butler in 224K, 2-23. and 2:25.
Lucy Thorn, George Wilkes, and Lucy Were
yoked together the most Of the race Lucy and
george Wilkes made dead heat on the third
neat. Butler was behind during the entire
race. In race for one thousand dollars mile
meats, three In hve, to wagons, excellent time
was made. Henrietta beat Pence in the second
third and fourth heats. Time, 2:35x, q }5, 2:S5
and 2:32. The track was heavy, but the day
delightful.
Louis yesterday. The first race was a dash of
two miles for s40O The Queen of the West
won the race. Time, 3&5X. The second race
was won by Plantagenet. Time, 5:49k.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH DESTROYED BY
FIRE

WORCESTER, MASS, NAV S.-The ST
Charles Catholic church, at Woonsacket r.
l., was burned last night The sacred vessels
and a few other church articles were saved
The organ was destroyed. 1t is supposed to
have been set on fire. Loss SlOOVO; insured for
S5UOO
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re-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May g3-Cotton quiet and steady
at S"k for Middling Uplands. Freights qui-t.
Turpeniine quiet Al SIS y cts. Rosin unchanged
al 81 3'-asS25. Flour dull and dropping; re-
csIpts CO. barrels. Wheat Ia2 cts lower Corn
quiet and unchanged. Pork steady: new mess
s2s.s5. Rye dull. Oats steady.
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A CARD.

q missionary, discove. "a : ssfe ssd si1 - &c
cay esy iea ne Csrs q Esryoas wset.ss. lsry De-
SSeo 9e whole train Of dfsordsrs bros0st % ms,
psneful and vicieus hetts. Grsss pu16en AZ
oesre 70 bene dt the aficted aad sufortansts. I'm
ssnd the recipe for preparing end using fhis msai
- ~ Co., ssd - 70 any one Who nssds it,
J0sEPH 7. IMAM. ss.so. D. sIb,. so....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

" A curious case Of suicide occurred in the
Dariin gton (wisconsln) county Jail on Tues
DAY last. The mans name was Albany Rod
ham, who had just been placed In the caiaboose
on a charge Of bastardy, preferred by a Mis-
Smith. He took piece Of rope, which he tied
around his neck and fastened the other END 10
an iron bar running across the cell, about tour
feet from the floor, and held his feet up until
strangulation ensued.
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BALTIMoRK, February 10, 1853.

DKAE SIR: take pleasure in recomme ndinG
Year kOeADALIs as . very powerful Alternative.
have seen IL used In two cases with happy results
patient pronounced himself cured after hayina
taken hve bottles of your medicine. The other q
of scrofula Of long standing. which 10 rapidly
improving under its use, and the indications are
thai the patie Mt will soon r.. have careful
IL examined the formula by which your Rosad aIs
Dc made. and find 10 an excellent compound Of al
fsrnfiye inRro1isnts.
Yours truly, Il. W. CARR, u. d.
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COATED WITH SWEET GUN.

lst Principle.-A vegetable substitute for Gallo
mel or Mercury 10 secured.
ID. A caehartic that clealses the Ailimentary
Canal and its netgheOring yiscera - thoroughly
as Lobelia does the stomach.
Sd. Functional Harmony 10 secured to the Sc
cretng vessels of all the organs and glands in the
system.
tion of the bleod.
5th. The properties OF these Pills communicate
anutrifious principle to the blood and reparative
system.
9th. A great want IL sup piled in their soothing
healing and expulsiye power in Of intestinal
liberation. a. In Eruptive Fevers, where Q cure
depends upon free evacuations.
7th. The aged and persons suffering from paraly-
sis of the bowls, by the use Of one Pill per day
cures regular evacuations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

DCncinnan 10 70 have sskaforial acaa.
emy," the military element viii be mon. ,s..s.o
inent than ever In the election thus year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

~ A young man named Orchard. in thu In :.
diana Penitentiary at Je6ersonvil after fail.
ing in an attempt 70 escape, Committed suicide
by hanging himself.
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Wall Nireei Ta-dax

NEW YORK. May 23-Stocks active and
strong. Money per cent Exchange IOk.
Gold, 1881. Governments quiet. Nirginia's
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MARRIAGE AND Crr,..cv

s!lrDs III nss.. .ps az d. HSns S.i:ss ss @ =. o.
ereesn Rps@nene 70 n.RRIAeI, With sars sssa. .ses
Ssr na S an IN see,sd lseter suvelopss. frss =
nevss Assoeasoon. PhilsdslDkta, n. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

Tne piano forte makers strike in New
nofk enoed IN concession By the employees of
the advance IN wages demanded. = =
= lottery victim Of Kentucky has written
70 mayor Holman. Of New York, for relief,
ano, ior anewer, u Informed that lottery pa
irons must abide the consequence.
~A "patent vaccinafor" has been invented.
TO render inoculation painless and certain.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.


In cases where there IL severe inAa1mation, pa
islysis Of the bowels, and . sDeedy discharge Of
theiS contente required, grind six OF the pills 70
Rovder and take IN some Dfeseryes or water. In
nail an hour the Ptlis, given IN this way, vill gen
orally opeIase The dose can Be repsatsd II necss-
SarS, irS, IN tvo nean We have known the pills,
given In thf, iorm, to open the bowels WgIS Cno:
have fAied 1t y seldom that second dose will be
required In these cases Of assssiaaI Obs bstVvcSoos
MASK FOB s1AHy.AHs REGULATING
The PRICE OF RAILWAYS PILLS 10 = es.s.
Per boz al over the world. 8 boxos for On. h
boxes for e9.s0. Seat By Dail 70 aay part Of the
United States All letters re9uirfng Iodical sd-
vice sdAressed 70 y00u BADHAY,H II. d. Busi.
n. Y.
NEy A9DICAL PUBLICAfION YALSR AND
TRUE. COPY On rscsiDt OF fDestAgs stamp viii BE-
sent nee q charge. ~
RADwAIr HYAkDns srs sssa b. Druggists
al o's' - "s. lok s8a
IADwAY . CO., lgt.s
o H-soln 81 AAIDHH LANI,A.Y.
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Gsverum-ut s.c.r,,,e..

WASHINGTON. May y, Isos.-Jsy Osose a
20. furnish the following Quotations OF dow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.

SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAM.
LIES AND GENTLEMEN
$40 Per Day, SIS Per Week, SI0O for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master TO receive Checks
ct Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE lsr TO oCroBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
Or D. LELAND CO.,
my IL W6s.ew Metropolitan Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

FREsBTTERIAN AssEMBLIEs.-Int the General
Presbyterian Assembly yesterday morning
heN Dr. Breok, Of Louisville, invited the As
sembly to hold its next session in that city, and
presented fraternal comm munication from the
Synod OF Kentucky. Rev. DIR. Smith, of New
Orleans, offered a resolution that while the
assembly return the salutation OF the Kentucky
Synod, and express deep interest in the AFFAIRS
OF the Church there, we deem it mex pedient to
hold its sessions outside the limits Of its own
jurisdiction. After some discussion. the reso-
luton was adopted. Mobile, Alabama was
selected as the place. to hold its next meeting
In the Presby terian Assembly at Harrisburg,
Pa, yesterday. an effort was made to increase
the report Of the joint committee of reunion
from nine to fifteen, but 1t failed. The commit.
tee will be announced to-day
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GRANTS OPINION OF CoLrAx-The CORE.
spondent OF the New York Tribune teIegraphs
from washington :-ss(ieneral Grant said to
your orrespondent that Mr.. Colfax is the most
popular man in the country, and that the Dem.
ocrats could accuse him Of nothing except that
ne is Republican"
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
writes ;-'Grant seems to be exceedingly
pleased at the coadjutor the Chicago Con ven
hon placed on the ticket with him.
ArPAIRs In MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md
Inc Rockville Sentinel Of yesterday has the fol-
A Caution TO Boys.-On Tuesday last, son Of
z b Prettyman, Esq, Of our town, in play
iuLly jumping from the roof Of q small out
mouse on the premises Of q neighbor, aliehted
ON tne snag Of cherry tree, which pierced the
extremity Of his body. The blood flowed pro.
fusely, and the little fellow suf cred so aeoniy
ingly that it was at first feared that he was yerv
seriously injured; but ne Is not 30 badly hurt as
was apprehended at the time.
The Weather, Crops, dc.-The weather of the
current season has certainly been the most re.
markably untoward ever known in this lati
short time, the prospect for a corn and some
other crops will be forbidding indeed. As An
offset, however, to these gloomy appearance.
we are pleased to learn that the wheat and
grass are unlommonly fourishing, and the
fruit trees promise quite an abundant supply.
Apposafme Rf.-At late meeting Of the Presi
dent and Directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, Mr.. Howsrd A. Garrett, of
the canal nr the port OF Georsetown, D. 9. ~
NATIONAL CAMP MHErING.-The camp meet.
ing inaugurated last year at Vineland will h
held this year at Mannheim, Lancaster conntv
Ph.. from the 18th 70 the oath of July The
around 10 ehgibly situated, in q beauttful sec
and adaptation to a large assemblage. This
meeting is Of q union character. designed In
embrace Christians of all depominations. : The
COMMITTEES y making arraneements with the
duced fares. Probably this win be the lar~est
Eathering OF Christians ever known on this
continent Parties are already going forward
to engage sitss for tents. -
@Somebody says Jenny Lind will visit ma
next Fall. ~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

FOREIGN NKws.-The Pope has invited the
to raise one thousand volunteers for the Papal
army. The Bishops here are authorized to
make such terms with the recruits as they ma
deem necessary and proper. The pre- eyious ca.
was inaccurate. The motion was TO increase
the number OF Scotch members of the House
by taking the franchise from some small Eng.
hsn oorouEhs Tnis was opposed by the mi.
nority, but carried on DIVISION. Mr. D'Israsii
afterwards added new CLAUSE, pro yidiue thai
persons excused from the payment of rates hv
reason Of their poverty be not entitled 10 voss
Further consideration Of the bill was post.
poned; The case Of Home, the spiritu aIist. VS.
Mrs. Lyon, has been decided Home ha. To
disgorge f6o,W0 and pay costs. It is reportsd
tnat Eari mayo viii be sent 70 Canada in July
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l.
Yours truly, R.w. CARR, n d.
We know DR.. Lawrence's Rosadalis to be safe
40 .sl,.bs .Itsr.,;s ne Ss and ,sss Pleasure
4. 2. NOPE M9qRE r. D,
II 9, ESAssksHIatApa SAkHaH. III. =; D.
ESikSsHE e; RyiHfE, I, ND,
SadSS:. SKISs s.,
y: y: J: :: stIEock. shnSSs, I: 4. B. B.
S ss snS
sentlemsn Of resDectability and sta nding in this
~ , Mayor Of Hii.on. ii SAiiss 4. o.
~ TIh SSEI fH6sa4T1sMH0R THE sMH0Rsr
o.,..i. J. EfG.B:ssT'H' f E:sS Va, February Is ''s-
aieisd uth Rhs .sm for the last Az. or ossa sa
ysa5s, many time. unable to move. I tried sli
n to Sen. 'E H.a.. G
"Ros:dslis" hishIy .goken Of prccared bottle.
not only eensider the 'Rossd slis !" . sovereign
preSsstiHe and ebeerfaig T reeo%mssd Il % e'I fss
Afflicted. Yours, ysry truly, -
JAAkS WEBB.
pREPAlrp ONLY Br
J. J. LAWRENCE, N. D., Chemist,
BALTIMORE, ND,
Late Of Wilson, n o.
PRICE SI SO PEE BOTTLE.
- Sold wholesale By ar the principal Whole
saIe Druggfsts In al the large efties In ths United
0oasos and Dritish America, aD1 recalled ~ Drug
aiDss everyv here.
An letters Of inquiry, &C., promptly ansvsrsd.
AhAress HrEr 4
DE- -. LAW1IMCI q co..
REHS,
alA BALfIMORH STREET,
BALTIMORE, Ap.
v.r ..,e by q. CALvEEr FORD. Drussist, He.
aeS Penn. ave-, Washington, DO. % n-sS0n
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CHRONIC Liver COMPLAINT crRxp

This . 10 certify that i was sures of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DR.. Lswrsncsi Kosadaiis,
after having been confined 70 my bed and houss
for long time, end trying various medicines With
out benent.
Iknov Of several others in this county CURED
through the use Of RosadAlis, and il can be found
IN nearly every house in my neighb Dor hood, and
they all praise IL ~ . great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE COUNTY, August IA lsN.
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REsieHsD.-The resignation OF Assistant
Snrsecn % w.rTeHy: Y. = N. has been sc-
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THE ROSADALlS

. not 9 secret medicine. The articles from which
II is IN sde are pubshsd around each bottle and il
fs used and recommended py the Medical Faculty
wherever il has been introduced as . POSITIVE
and RILIABLE Medicine for pissesos Of the
BLOOD, LIvER and KIDNEYS.
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MEDICAL RxPoRr.-General orders No. %,
just nsued by Gen. Grant, directs that inspec.
tion reports Of medical property will hereafter
be referred to the Medical Director before being
acted upon BY department. commanders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

@Somebody says Jenny Lind will visit M
next Fall. ~'
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hsreby certify that am personally acquainted
v1tn the above named Physicians, and they are all
geatlsmen Of res1ectAeility and sta nding in this
eomnunity- 7. O. DAVIS,
,ss. mayor Of Wilson, N. O.
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A spEcK OF WAR.

y The correspondent of the New York World tele
graphs as follows to that paper on last Friday:
President. johnson is to declare to Great Britain
the American uhlnatum. TIE tergiversation of
Secretary Seward is Of avail no more. Another
and higher authority. has determined upon the
course which is To be pursued respect 10 the
claims of the United States Government upon
Great Britain.
am authorized to state most confidently and
decisively, that the legitimate demands which have
been coo meekly urged by The Secretary Of State
upon the British Cabinet, are 10 be enforced at
shatever hazard. The new British Minister, Mr..
Thornton, will probably be presented TO President
Johnson Tuesday. Although the addresses that
are to be exchanged between the President and
Minister Thornton may be gu rded and scrsne, he
ket yet reinalns that speedy and satisfactory re
sponse must be made by the British Government
to the ultimaium of the Executive of the United
States, else declaration of war against Great
Britain must inevitably ensue.
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HEW BOOK.

! The Life of Jefferson Dars, by FRASK H Az
1aIEyD. Richmond Va, late editor of the Southern
Literary Messenger, and well known from his edito-
rial connection-both during-and since the war
with the Richmond press.
=, The above is the title Of work now far advan-
ced in its preparation, and will be published at
early date BY the National Publishing Company.
Atlanta, Georgia. 1t will be handsome Octave
Volume; of from 500 to 600 pages embellished
with portrait on steel, engraved in pure line and
ssipple, by BurrRE, from recent photograph from
life. The work will form a FULL complete. and
authentic Biography Of Mr.. DAVIS, embracing the
whole period of his life. and will shed much need
ed light upon many important subjects connected
with the late war, which have never been under
stood-or, al best, but imperfectly so-because the
fscts necessary to their calculation have remained
inaccessible to previous writer's.
Price-bound iu Morocco Cloth-Sa5o per
copy. Bound in Half Calf Antique, $500.
The work will be sod exclusively by subscrip-
ton, and Bound Prospectus is now ready for
Agents
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Gke aflarhets.

ANDERSON, Feb 4.-The cotton market to-day
has been quite lively, in consequence of the recent
advance. Buyers not anxious, however, and mar
ket unsteady. Prices ranged from l54 TO l54, in
Guiding tax, for higher grades. We note the fol-
lowing prices for other articles: Corn, Sl.oO {;
Peas, 85 to Sl.oO; Flour, $1,000 to S14.0o; Ba-
con, old, Is to 2O-new, is to 1s: Salt, $3.50 /;
Bagging % to 80 Rope Is to 16.
AUGUSTA, February 3 Cotton market very dull
and irregular sales 275 bales-middling IL TO la.
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Cotton lc. lower, but
little done; sales $50 bales-middling l8.
New YORK, February S.-Cotton less active and
lower; sales $500, at l9i to l9a.
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STAY LAW FOR THREE MONTHS.

Gen. CANBY, in compliance with the request of
the Convention, has issued the following order,
dated Jan. 3lst, 1868, staying for three months
certain executions on real and personal property :
l. At any sale of personal property by virtue of
execution issued upon any judgment OF any court
of South Carolina, rendered prior to the 10Th day
of December, 1860, or subsequent to the 29th day
of April 1865, upon any cause Of action arising on
any contract entered into prior To the 9th day eff
December, 1861 if the highest amount offered or
bid at such sale for such property shall be less
than two thirds Of the fair cash value of such
property, which value shall have been ascertained
and fixed on or before the day of sale, by three
appraisers, one of whom shall be named by the de-
fendant, one by the plaintiff, and the third by
tuese TWO, and minute of whose appraisement
shall be certified on the process by the officer hold
ing the same-then, and in every such case, il
shall be the duty of the sheriff or other officer con-
Quoting said sale, ut the request of either or any
party TO the record. then and there to adjourn and
postpone such sae for the period OF three calendar
months.
H. At any sale of real estate by virtue of execu-
tion upon any judgment, or by virtue of any de-
cree OF any court OF the State of South Carolina
rendered prior to the 18th day Of December, 1860
subsequent to the 18th day of April, 1866. upon
any cause of action arising any contract entered
into prior to the 18th day of December, 1860, if
the highest amount offered or bid at such sale for
such real estate shall be less than thirds of the
amount of the valuation OF such rea estate as as
sessed in the last preceding assessment for State
taxes, and minute of which assessed valuation
shall be certified ON the process by the officer hold
ing the same-then, and in every such case, il
shall be the duty of the sheriff, master, or other
officer conducting such sale, nj the request of either
or any party 10 the record. then and there to all
journ and postpone such sale for the period of
three calendar months
Ill. The provisions Of this order shall not apply
TO executions for the collection of overdue taxes,
nor 10 any process for The enforcement of any lien
for labor or mMteria renugn,zcd and guaranteed by
The laws Of the State, OF by military orders.
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FROM GENERAL cLiTz.

B. F. Whittemore from the special committee
appointed to confer withBrig. General Glitz repor
ted that that officer stated that by order of Major
General Candy, he requested the Mayor the city
yesterday to furnish sergeant and five policeman
that they might be in attendance ut the hail. and
ready for any order from the President That they
were sent here for the purpose of preventing an
occurrence similar 10 that which took place upon
the floor the other day, between member of this
convention and representative of the press OF this
city. The General also remarked that the sergeant
had no instructions to come upon the floor OF the
hall but was TO remain outside ready to respond So
any call.
FL. Moses, Jr, moved that .the explanation of
General Clitz, as conveyed by the committee, be
received as satisfactory"
The President stated that four or FIVE policemen
were down stairs, and the convention could take
such action as they saw fit.
B. F. Whttcmore moved thatthey remain where
they where ordered to remain-outside of the floor
of the convention.
A member announced that General Candy had
received 1000 from the Treasurer of the State,
and N G. Parker then stated that the Committee
on Finance would be prepared TO ''pny up
The convention then, about half past one o'clock,
adjourned until Monday.
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p1cKExs DISTRICT DIVIDED.

We make the following extracts from the pro-
ceedines of the Convention on Wednesday last:
The special order of the hour being the division
of Pickens District. was then taken up. and after
some remaks by C. P. Leslie, the question on its
third reading was taken, and it was decided in the
affirmative. and the ordinance ordered to be en-
crossed, by the handsome vote of yeas 86; nays
25.
DR.. L. B, johnson: moved THAI the Ordinance for
the division OF Pickens District be referred to the
appropriate COMMITTEES with instructions to incor-
porate the name of 0eopee District in: the new
Constitution with the namesof the other districts
Referred, to the Legislative COMMITTEES.
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THE PAY OF MEMBERS.

This subject has been discussed at length, and
with deep interest. After protraced discussion
from day to day, the question was finally settled
as follows on Thursday last:
The specinl order being the unfinished business
of Yesterday, the ordinance providing for the pay
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LAURENs RAILROAD.

Change of Sche duIe.
OFFICE LAUnESs RAILROAD,
Laurens C. H., S. c., Jan. 30, 1868.
ON and after this date, the Trains will run over
this Road as follows until further notice.
Leave Laurens at 6 O'Clock a. NJ, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Returning. leave Newberry Immediately after
the arrival Of he Up Trains on the G. & e. R. R.r
on Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Saturdays.
B. s. JAMES, Lessee.
Feb S, 1858 Ss
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THE CONVENTION.

Without encumbering our columns with lengthy
reports of the doiugs in Charleston ne have en-
braced everything of interest since last week. The
proceedings of last Friday are given in full and
are a sufficient comment npon the wisdom and e1-
perience of that honorable (?) body.
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Dpnleneal.

MARRIED, on the oath of December, 1867, by
Rev. J. B. Hilhouse, Mr.. L. w. GENTRY and Mrs,
i II. POOLE, all of this District.
On the Goth of January 1868, by the snne Mr..
r. ]. Poole and Miss H.. j. BAILEY, all Of this
District.
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