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nom Is Isos. The missing towns viii increase 1t to


The Iat>>st Report-Thc Legislature.
Hartford, Conn.,, April o. 1863.
One hundred sAi thirty-sx towns give English
l,733 majority.
The forty towns to hear from gave English aOS
majority last year.
The Senate will stand twelve republicans and nine
democrats. The First district is yet I'm doubt. The
republican majority In the House will be about
twenty.
Nathaniel Wheeler is elected representative from
Bridgeport by 2S5 majority a democratic gain.
Stratford elects democratic representative, and
Fairfield two Nathaniel Stevens Ia probably elected
to the Senate from the first district claimed
doubtful by the republicans. Albert Austin is elect
ed to the Senate from the Second district. Charles
c. Hubbard, democrat is elected from the Eighteenth
district.
The democracy are jublllant and are celebrating
their victory by firing cannon and nduging in other
demonstrations of JOY.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

saiuave to be Proclaimed DictatOr-Thc Cacos
Cnsubdued.
HAVANA April Q, 1858
General Dciorme's popularity is diminishing, and
new scheme is now on the carpet-vz., to proclaim
General Salnave Dictator. The Cacos are still un-
subducd.
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INDIANA.

Municipal Election mt Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, April Q, 1858.
The vote po,led at the township election here to-
day was small. The republican ticket Is elected by
500 majority.
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Red Cloud Anxious for a "TnIk."
FORT LARAMIE, April s, 1868.
messenger just from the head OF Little Powder
river, where Red Cloud and his men were encamped,
sent word that they desired to meet the Commission,
particularly Messrs. Harney and Sanborn, at Lara
mie In the latter part of April.
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How the Election Returns Were Received in
Washington.

WASHINGTON April D., 1868.
Tho excitement here this evening over the Con-
nectcut election Is just great 1t was over that
OF New Hampshire. The newspaper offices, the
hotels and telegraph ofices have been crowded oil
the evening. But the feeling is just the reverse OF
that created by the New Hampshire election. The
democrats in this instance are Growing loudly and
seemvery pleasantly disposed, while the republicans
are proportionately depressed and chagrned.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

Wigs, T0upces and Ornamental Hair.-Best
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing, all coors at BAlCHE
LOR'S, ID Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

Printing Of Every Description Executed with
neaness and despatch and lower than eewhere as
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
81 Nassau street.
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great place lately 10 novel and sngu
lar invention exhibition at 0s Broadway is perfect
Mixer which performs Its duty superior
does with the old hand aching process beside being
agreeable the II Is both simple and durable
None should fail operation, 1t Is certainly
of the inventions of the age.Sunday
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AfCHIsON, AprfI 0, 1858.
The city election here to-day resulted In the choice
OF q democratic Mayor by twenty yone majority. The
republicans elect majority OF Councilmcn and men,
bers OF the school hoard; also Of the constables.
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KANSAS.

Municipal Election mt Lawrence.
LAWRENCE, April Q, 1865.
The republican city ticket was elected here to-day
although the democrats pollcd large vote. This IL
only the second time In the history OF tho city that
the democrats have had u ticket In the field.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

Crlstudor0's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied at No.
Astor House.
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xyyv II Pnal0n's sFIor de Mayo,0 the New -
r.,fme erchief like the bannA
because II IA, American standard with which nothing thAs
aosts unon tbs compete. Sold by all druggss
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M;sslsquOi Springs.-Dep0t 535 broadway,
NEW YORK. SEND FOR PAMPHLETS.
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Choice Seeds, Plants and Trees.-Priced
descriptive catalogues gratis Freight paid
New York. b. NJ. WATSON, Nurseries, Plymouth Mass
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Royal Havana LOttery.-PriZes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest paid for Dooubons
all kinds OF Gold and Silver
TAYLOR h CO., Bankers, Is Wall street, N.Y.
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rHE PRESS TELEGRAM.

HAVANA, April 9. 1868.
The French feet has returned to Martinique from
Hayti.
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Phrenology, PhysiOgnomy, EthnoIogy, PhysI-
pogy and PsyShEogy given in the rHREN0-
have II. Examinations with charts and written descrp-
tions of character given daily at 3s9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

"American Popular" Mems Furnishing a4a
Hat establishment open. Prices completely vo'~
t0nzed WALLS Old Stand, III Fulton street. Examin
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

sprng fashions opened for inspection KNOX the hat
ter No 2l2 broadway, with "nobby" hat
ceiling usual in style and beauty OF finish He has taken
Storm great the rush for the styles OF Hats But
KNOX the hatter equal to tho emergency and will keep
the supply equal to the demand
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

N1issisauOi Sprinas.-DepOt 33J Broadway,
NEW YORK. SEND FOR PAMPHLETS.
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MissisquOi springs.-DepOt 535 ErOadvays
NEW YORK. SEND FOR PAMPHLETS
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Curtaius.
Lace, Brocatei, Rep Terry, &c.
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blindness, Deafness md All Diseases Of the
Eye and Ear permanently cured by DIR. Won EISENBERd.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Payer Coiinrv and
Cuffs, Broadway snd Union square, also wnolss. W ana
etai at 3o7 Br0adwoy.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

Furniture Coverings.
@. l.. & j. Is. kelly 4 CO., AT Broadway
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A.-Ward'k Perfect FittiuE Shirts, BrOad~
way and Union sanare; also at Ss7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

All Diseases of the Throat, Chest, Henrta
Lungs Liver Catarrh Ia s stage, W Dr. Won
EISENBERd, s5l Fifth
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GAN the Worlds a staac,"

And the
NEW YORK GLITTER
sees the players vel bestowed.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye.-The BOSE In tho
world The only perfect Dye; harmless, resb instsnta-
The New York herald., 1868-04-07
Tbo Hydrnullc Cow NIilker.

The Only Person Who Can Tell the Truth
OIL Astor place.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

Tho CLIPPER ready, appears In enlarged form.
With New Heading AMI New Types.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

The Metropolitan Job Printing Establish-
MENT N Nassau street. prepared to furnish Cards, Crcu
ars Pamphlets Law Cases. Posters and description OF
Printing rates twenty per cent less than can be OBJ
tain nad elaaWhera
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A Thief An. r Pain Paint.
nr WOI,cOTT'e Office, 170 Chatham square, New York.
sas entered bv THE, last Sunday night aud robbed ok
necSsse of yaIssis p. and Tin Foil The
s,anos we're ali canceist with Dr. wolco's initials ana
however but otherwe ran yacked the Office generally Or.
offers S25 stoIe stamps which we're OF ths
denomination ol one two and ne % seo "Ters ~
additional the convict ION Of the rasca Any
communication can be sent Dr. "o'co''' u" OhA'na"
square, Hew York.
Card.-Err0rs of the Press.~In Notice
kAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM a beautiher and consesva-
tor OF the human skin the price was stated 70 be boso
Ths Is mschevous error. Notwithstanding that every
bottle worth in weight In gold, and tn many vendes Gus
of the city Of New York charge 50 and s bottle the
TAN price only u 50 per bottle feps,ed By Or TEL
WASHINGTON street. Boston South Eighth street,
Philadelphia WELDON, Hartford; sfOuGsTOS, 100 State
street, Chicago, and druggists.
A.-~The Great American Cons adptfve Rem.
edy.-Dr. WN HALLS 8AtskM for the knngs hss heal
ing influence the lungs and mrar digestion
the bowels like cough reueNes thas contain
opium. For sale ut Drug Store, Herald Building
All Diseases of the Ttroat, Chest, Heart,
Lungs Liver Cstarrh Ia its STAGE Sy DR. Won
EISENBER0, tSl Fifth avenue.
A.-Ward'k Perfect Fitting Shirts, BrOad-
way and Union sanare also at 3s7 Broadway
A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Payer CoIlnrv and
Cuffs, broadway md Union square; s'so wnoss W ana
retail at 3o7 broadway.
"American Popular" Mems furnishing aGa
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A.-Hazard g. Cu.well's Pure

COD LIVER OIL.
Best In the world. 80 i.
Manufactured the shore By CASWELE, EhZARW
CO., under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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CLIPPER commences new
Story OF Theatrical i.ifc.
The New York herald., 1868-04-07

edy-Dr WIN. HALLS 8AhskM for the SanS has heal
ing influence the lungs and does mza digestion or
the bowels Ike cough remedies thas contain
opium. For sale at Drug Store, Herald BuudtIg.
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NEW YORK GLITTER
sees the players wei bestowed
Tho a New Iais ssad s~ e yp s.''
The CLIPPER commences new
Story Of Theatrical Iife.
The CLIPPER is the recognized
The CLiFfkS contain. he siss. most aa.A.a..-
rhssss h. TS% ssn M PSs Of the world
/! gives the freshest item, q Minstrel ncw..
II & The showman's Directory.
Full Particulars Of Hanlon's sad End.
The CLIPPER, In Il. ENLARGED form, contains.
The best and mos, truthful Base Ball Reports.
The only authentic record Of Prize Rms doings,
The CLIPPER likewise opens op Turf Matters,
Olives an accoun, of preparations for the season.
A. web nI as co%pisiion @ o. English Racing New.
II you wish to be merry and wise,
II you wish be honest aud true, - .
II you wish 10 hear about Tlealrcsl Affairs.
II you gay and fcsys C spS5t, vr -,v
II you are fond Of good theatrical story.
In which new story is jus, coamenesd.
=" ''' yor Med the cArrvy..
THE CLIPPER WILL dBLF v on
II you are IN love With the Ballet Gtrs,
The CLIPPER viii tell you al aha~ them.
II you q yishtist,
The cLIPpER will post yos IN the ART.
The cLIPPER m new from stem to siero
The CLlPPER'S new head u one grand Mik
The CIIPPERS types are new AMI uesi..
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tia the Gres, theatrical Jours sS Of America
y 10 the Grea, American spo.~ = organ.
Il IL the treat Paper for J2eS Az Jokes.
II 10 Oiled With u,Ood keaaS an ,i sgb iects
THE NEW YORK cLJrr'
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now FOR SALE BY DEALERS
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FOR SALE BY ALI NEw5DFALERs
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tribute to Gov. ToD's memory
than any words of panagyric thai
scholars can employ. 1t was this poor
unlettered Irish woman's estimate d
his character hat brought together
from far and near, ten Thousand
mourners at his funeral.
Gov. TOD had been highly success
full in business, and had accumulated
a large fortune. He used literally Of
his great wealth in public b~enefaction:
and in private charities. He wa,
always the friend of that system o.
common School Education which ha.
been the pride of our State. Many o.
the older citizens of this place re
member his early efforts, with Judge
KlNsMAN, Judge SPEAR and others
TO establish better educational facili.
ties in Warren, and his advocacy Of
improvements generally.
A truly great and good man ha,
fallen, and all the people mourn.
The funeral of Elk Gov. TOP was
attended on Sunday, 18th, at his late
residence at Briar Hill. Over ten
thousand people, from the immediate
n~eighborhood and from points as fal
away as Columbus, assembled to pay
the last tribute of respect to the great
departed.
The day being var and pleasant
thousands came in carriages, while the
thousands who crowded the cars from
both up and down the road, attested
the general and widespread feeling
of sorrow at the mournful event. Al
several of the railroad stations between
cleveland and Briar Hill hundreds
were left behind, being unable to get
upon the train, already filled TO re-
Ipletion. The funeral rervices were
conducted by Rev. SAINT MAXWELL,
Of st. Johns Church, Youngstown,
iwho read in eloquent tones the august
words of the Episcopal burial service,
and added, in brief terms, a fitting
tribute to the memory of the deceased.
He was followed by Governor
HAYES, Hon. SAM'L GALLOWAY and
Gen. GARFIELD, in brief and eloquent
remarks.
The remains was then brought out
and placed under a canopy, where
the people passed to take a last look
at The face of him they loved so well.
Tho procession, headed by Whites
and the ''Tod Fire Company
and followed by the bar of Young
stown, Warren and other places, and
of citizens in carriages and
on foot, moved to the Cemetery, west
Of the village of Youngstown, where
upon a commanding eminence on the
of the Mahoning, all that was
mortal of DAVID TOP was laid to
rest. His body was so buried, but
his memory will remain green in the
hearts of the people.
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New Advertisements.


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10 We offer the following Books at whole,
sSale or retail:
: SPELLING BoOKs-McGufey'S, Towns and
=Webster's Spelling Books.
: READEHs-McGufey's New n Old Serie,
sOf Readers, all numbers.
! ARITIIMETIC-Ray's Arithmetics, fkinds
lStoddardS Juvenile and Mental, and Felter's
commercial Analysis.
: ALGEBRAs-Ray's Old and New Series
sLOOmiS' Algebra, and Davies Bourbon.
: GRAMMARs-Pinneo's Primary and Analyt.
JIG, Observation-Disclosures ,Norton's, Greene's
.of Grammar.
Z GEOGRAPHIES-COrnelTs Series, ) kinds
sGuyOts Common. School and intermediates
Cotton and Fttchrs Modern, n Colton's
! WRITING BooKs-Spencer's Copy Rocks. {
plumbers, BabbittOnian Penmanship csnd
plain Copy Books.
1 LATIN BOoKs-Andrews and Stoddard's
sLatin Grammar, Andrews Latin Reader
Andrews Latin Lessons, Andrews Cesar
Anthems Cesar, Sallust, Cicero, and Latin
English Dictionary ,Bullion'sC Cicero, Arnold's
Latin Prose Composition, Hardness Second
latin Book, Hanson's Preparatory latin
Dictionary.
FRENCH M GERNAN-Fasquelle's French
course, French Reader, Racine, Corrine,
Paul and Virginia, Surrene's French Diction-
ary, Robertsonian System, Woodbury.
6erman, Adler's German Reader, Adler's
German Dictionary, also German a. b. c.
Books, Spoilers and Readers.
MIsCELLANBoUs-Welrs Chemistry, Wells
PHILOSOPHY. Peek's Canotis Philosophy,
WILSON'S United States History, Wilson'S
7Outline History, Q~uackenbos' Composition,
sQuackenbos' History United States, Copies
Rhetor1c, AOoker's Physiology, Hooker
Natural History, Callers Physiology, Sarve's
Physiology, AWayland's Moral Science.
WOODS Botany, Mathews Bookkeeping,
Fulton and Eastman's BOok-Keeping
Davies L~egender, Wright's ~0rthography,
Watts on the Mind, Webster's Dictionaries,
Always on hand inc for sale by
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& cheerful endurance of her appointed lot.
Z herself. Many a young woman to-day Is
Z killing herself, who has twice the guarantee
iof nature for life and usefulness that had
= sarah Dana. II seemed like a special bless
ing from Heaven, however, that she had IN
EchildhOOd and youth the successive care OF
tsome of the best medical minds our country
i has produced. During her married life she
AWas equally favored with the skill OF one
lswho was long regarded as a master IN the
Kart Of healing. 4 fitting regard 10 sucl Iacts
lmight be made TO to the health OF
many a family, and the good Of society. In
case, at least, they secured a long life OF
- ptneSS, and have engrave her memory IN
athe hearts of her children and friends and
sneighbOrs.
q The last five months Of her life were unusu-
nally free from sickness and pain They were
Respectfully gladdened by the long hoped for
tEreturn Of her youngest son., after an absence
ffof about fifteen years. -Four months Of re-
ttunion with him and visiting with friends,
stand quite active discharge of household
EdutieS, and thoughtful care of her recently
ESmade mOtherless grandchildren, completed
fsthe cup OF her destiny here.
x After six lays sickness in the house OF a
-friend, who had received her motherly care
: Gin childhood, she rode last Thursday after
E~twenty-hVe miles by railroad, the fatigue of
(which she bore with great patience and
Ecourage, and with no apparent injury.
= rhankful TO be permitted once more to greet
Hher home circle, she passed, yesterday morn
: Eng, the eth, willingly n peacefully TO her
ihome in Heaven.
II WARREN, o., Nov. Sth, 1868.
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Duties of Presidential Electors.

The duties Of Electors are prescribed
sby law. They are to. assemble in their
respective States, at such place Is may
be directed by the Legislature of such
State, on the first "Wednesday in De
scember, and there vote for President
and Vice President. The only re-
istrictiOns upon their choice, known.
to the law, is that the candidate for
president or Vice President must not
sboth be inhabitants of the same State
with themselves. Three lists of the
svOtes given for each office are TO be
made out, signed, sealed and certified
10y the Electors one of these certified
lists is TO be taken TO Washington by
"a special messenger, selected by the
ELECTORS for that purpose, to be deliv-
1ered to the President of the Senate, be-
fore the first Wednesday in January
next; another of the said certified lists
lis to be sent by mail to the same of
sficer, and the third list is TO be depOs-
5ited with the Judge of the United
Estates District Court for the district in.
(which the Electors r to assemble.
! The primarydecisiOn as to who have
sbeen chosen Electors in a State rests
swith the Executive authority of said
State, whose certificate of their APP
apuintment must he attached 10 the
certificates of their votes as Electors.
On the second Wednesday in Feb
iruary succeeding, the President of the
Senate shall, in the presence of both
Houses of Congress, open all the GER
s~tificates, and the Votes shall then be
counted, the person having the high
lest number of votes for President shall
ibe President, if such number shall be
IA majority of the whole number of
Electors appointed.
The constitution acquires that the
Electoral vote shall be given in all the
States on the same day, which has al
WAYS been the first Wednesday in De-
lcember following the election. The
:pay and mileage of the Electors, and
of the messenger appointed to take the
certificate of the vote to Washington,
.are regulated by law. In this State
iandwe suppose the same rule is estab-l
iIished i'll all the States, the Capitol at
THE seat of government has been fixed
'as the place of meeting of the Electors.
One of the regulations of this State,
land of all other States is, that vacan-l
.cies in the Electors may be filled byi
that body when they assemble. Suchi
IA rule is obviously a necessary one, as
their action must be completed on the
day fixed for their meeting.
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NOTICR:
lCOHMISSIONER'S SALE OF THE NEW LISBON
RAILWAY.

II hAAAhAAs
5NOTICE is hereby given, that pur-
\ suant to decree made by, and an order
sof sale issued out of the Court of Common
5Pleas OF Trumbuu County, State Of Ohio, to
me directed as Special Master COMMISSIONS
i'm the suit of William Reynolds, trustee. and
SJohn p. Kennard, against the New LisbO
3Railway Company, and the Ohio Coal and
mining Company, to make sale of the New
aLisbon Railway, with all its franchises n
property, both real and personal, that I shall
Golfer for sale at public auction atthe door OF
Court House in the Village of Warren,
IC0unty OF Trumbull, and State Of Ohio, on
sthe 18th day of December, A. D, lS6S, between
hours of 10 n. m, n 4 p. M, OF said day,
Sthe said Railway, with the right Of way,
franchises, rightS and privileges belonging TO
fsaid Company, described in said order as fol-
-lOws:
a The Rail Road Of the New Lisbon Railway
company, made and tobe made, between the
zCleveland and Mahoning Railway at Wealth
zersfield. TrumbuH County. Ohio, TO n point
lnear ElktOn, in COlumbiana Co., Ohio, in
-cluding the right Of way and land occupied
tand to be occupied thereby, together with
zthe s~uperstructures and tracks thereon, or TO
be thereon, and all iron, rails, ties, and other
materials used thereon, N all bridges.
5viaducts, culvertS, fences, all grounds and
premises used for depOts. stations, shops, or
otherwise for the purpOseSof said Rail Road
and the buildings thereon and all other ap1
spurtenanceS thereto, and also all the franz
schises, rights, and privileges of said New
Lisbon Railway Company OF, 10, to and con-
I Also, at the same time and place. hereinl
specified pursuant TO, and in obedi-,
fence TO an order of sale issued out of said
in the said proceeding. IshaU as Spell
fetal Master Commissioner offer for sale atl
public auction all the personal property des1i
.cribed in the mortgage OF the said Railway
COMPANY, Observation-Disclosures to William.
Reynolds as a trustee described in said orderi
las "all the personal property described in;
said mortgage including all the engines, cars
fools, machinery, materials and all other.
personal property now owned by said Newt
Lisbon Railway Company" Real Estate ands
Franchises appraised at s.
Terms ofSale-Cash. l. c, JONES. |
Special Master Commissioner,
Nov, Is, ls6s-5t
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"DEMoREsT's MONTHLY. = The
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B94The political bummers who hav,
,hung around President johnson 70,
the last two years, are to be credited
with the delightful notion of having
1.-THE Seymour and Blair electoral vot,
least for Grant. Their idea seems t
be that if this were done Grants adj
ministration would be obliged t
recognize the Democratic party in tn,
distribution of good things, in which
event they themselves might come il
ilor something.
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MAKRIAGES


lat the residence of Mr.. James NJ. Sears, OF
the 18th inst, by Rev. E. II. Yingling, MI
Miss RACHEL j. COOK, OF Warren, O..
lin West Pennington, at the house Of tn
brides parents, on the morning of the itl
inst, by Rev. Mortimer Smith, Mr.. AL
MAN H.. CLARK to Miss ERMINA j
EVANS, both OF West Pennington.
In Champion. on Nov. 18th, 1865, by Edward
Pierce, ESQ, Mr.. JOHN DIEHL, Of Jack
son MahOning Co, o., and Miss ADALINE
CLEMENS, of Champion.