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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-08

The great book Of The year. Valuable 70 every one.
whatever his occupation. Brimfu OF just the pract
Agsnts have 10 opposttoo, the work covers hsld
uuoecupied BY any other It Il new, fssh and popu-
lar and sells at sight, vor full description terms to
Agents. &c., address PEOPLES PUBLISHING CO,
l6A State street. Chicago. III.
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BooKs.-Orders for books may be left ct
Mrs. Farwell's store. Catalogues on hand.
Lists sent of every Monday. Subscriptions
received for any Of the.magazines.
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GERMAN PArsR.-We learn that steps
are being taken for startinga German pa
per a this place: Il win, Of course, DO
U0m0 cfAtlC. =. Z -,.,.,. - ~
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.
; CLKARWArER. july; 9Th. ia

5i:i CIsARwArEl, July, 9Th, 1869.
EDITOR Observation-Disclosures Grange
Of the Patrons Of Husbandry No.; 10, was
organized last evening by Special Deputy
D. R. Farnham. and the follow ing officers
elected: = 8 f
Master, W. I. Rigby.
Lecturer, Robert Murray.
Overseer, Chas. H. Gibbs.
Steward, Stanley PHILIPPE -;
Assistant Steward, Geo. E. Fuller.
Chaplain, Mr.. S. Stearns.
Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Murray,
Secretary, Mrs. ". T. Rigby,@
Gate Keeper Calvin B. Whitney,
Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs. G. E.
Fuller.
, The above is tho fifth Grange in Wright
county. Il -; Yours, D.R.F.
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-Mre. Tilton buys % we'll - sells sec
ond. hand furniture.
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NTOTICR.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, July 2, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
John Blair against Donald Morrison fer aban-
doning his Homestead Entry, No. $685. dated June g.
81 in Todd County, Minnesota, with view to
the cancellation of said entry the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this Office the 18th
TO respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN. Register.
tuly86wl II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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WANTED-To borrow the sum of $500 for
one year, on good real estate security.
Inquire at this Office.
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate On
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, aud transact all busi-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENCEs. -...
Gov. WV. r. MARSHALL, St. Paul, Mimi,
Ex'Gov. .. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hon. J. NJ. MCKELvY, St. Cloud, MINI
Hon. Il. T. WEtLEs, Minneapolis, MIN.
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.1- IHAuns.-We sre under. obligations to
Ma. ~. c. Benson for fne lot Of cditi-
waited strawberries left at our Office ON the
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Couir: Judge McKal,y starts for: Pope
county On Monday to hold. /, session Of
court 1t alsnwood, oomnsaeins"on Tues
daY.
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The rapidity with which Plantation
Bitters have become household necessity
throughout the civilized nations, is with
out parallel in the history of the world.
Over ave million bottles were sold in
twelve months, and the demand is daily
increasing. Rich and poor, young and
old, ladies, physicians and clergymen, find
that i revives dropping spirits, lends
strength to the system, vigor to the mind,
and is exhausted natures great restorer.
It is compounded Of the choicest roots and
herbs, the celebrated Callsaya or PeruviaA
Bark, etc., all preserved in pure St. cro'x
Rum. It is sold by all respectable dealers
in every town, parish, village and hamlet
through North and South America, Europe
and: all the Islands of the Ocean.
Magnolia Water-supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold At
halfthe price.
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FREE$A3CENT STAMP

4 PAMPHLET containing valuable information
"a on the subject of Advertising. list Of over One
Th0usand Newspapers, (the best Advertising Medi-
umsO and price cards showing sdvertsing rates. Ad-
dress GEO. p ROWELL / co., New York
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FRoN WHITE P1SE.-On Thursday even
ing last Robt. D. Miller, son Of Ex Govern
OR Miller, arrived in town from the White
Pine Mines, Nevada, coming ola. the new,
Pacific Railroad. He has charge Of a
quartz mill there, vhichis doing a good
business. 49, The greatest trouble with min
ing operations is tho scarcity of water and
food. Hay is'~orth s1oo per ton in COLA ;
barley iron s8lto'26 cents per pound, and
other articles in proportion. Mr.sM.sre.
mains here. for "a few days, visiting friends,
then goes to phil.delphia, where lis f.ths,
i, and returns to Nevada in about : month,
he informs Us that JOS. ursndelmyer, for,
merly Of st. Paul, is engaged IL theil
| quartz mill at White Pine. .r...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ better than our regular shaped Axes for these
Ieasons: %'rst-It cuts deeper. Seoond-It don't
sick 10 tho wood. 1Aiyd-It does not jar the hand
.xsosr-No time y wasted in taking the Axe out Of
t1e cut. Fus-With the Same labor you will do one
tnfd more work than with the regular Axes. Red
pant has nothing to do with the good qualities OF
snn Axe Tor oil eur Axes are painted red. II your
hardware store does not keep goods, will glad
You tho name Of the nearest dealer who keeps orr
Axes. W.
LlPPINCOTT & BAKE WE'LL,
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GlAD1Sa.-st.eet Conmiasioner 'Dorr is
still at work, grading Warrington avenue.
It SHOULD al b completed soon. H il
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'sAsT0MsHINa BUT TRuf."-That Doo-
ley'e Chemical Yeast Baking Powder is not
only the best but the cheapest in market.
It is entirely free from any deleterious SUBJ
stances, and compounded with such scru-
pulous exactness that the contents Of each
box are the same, and will produce the
same resulta every time. It IL unequalsd
for mixing biscuits, rolls, cakes, pastry,
Scat once healthy and nutritious. Gro
GERS everywhere keep. it.
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-:Ifyou 'vant good pair Of boots, shoes
or CATERS, you can get .th.u Il Piekit 4
Abbott's. ~ r.. - j.. -' MA 2;'- = -:
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-AnInal In u hall Of corruption and ~ esa ooly
hope 70 sDoaistAe ILL witch hesh II hsir 70 b .
judicious ~ Of The senediss In NATURES
In all the dAe which 10 past since tho world EeanD
mankind has given great attention and some Of its
best talent to the study Of medicine. While this
sacrifice has not been wholly In vain the facts elected
are few and mostly unsatsfactory. Amongths truths
soc must g. S.ssS pa Il e Ss
there u no medicine equal to Morse's Indian Root
pills, y Thousands Of testimonials will verify. Use
Morses Pills Il You wish to ves1ip and retain your
Female Irregularities Liver Complaints Indlgsston,
Bhlioasns~' pyepepsia, Headachs, t., Sold BY ali
,TT nj s;;.;I -: .t,ss.. snosv
l. "a Eeery 6usi.es. man wAo want. to IN
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For sAEf.-A fine piano. Enquire i'm
medistely At Mrs. J. A. Mason's, lower st.
Cloud.
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PREsENrAr1oS.-On Thursday last, .
number of The Red River traders, includ-
ing Messrs. TAFT, 1nkster. Barber and 9th
ers, presented MIR. ". VI; Wright, Agent Of
the St. Cloud: Railroad station, with sill
yer set, on which was inscribed: "Pre-
scented to- ". W:'Wrieht, from Red River
traders, as q token Of esteem, July l,
1862" Az elegant gold pen and case
were presented to Mr.. R. D. Bloomfield,
and we understand that: others connected
with the depot were remembered.
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WHAT KIND OF A REAPER 10 THE
REST FOn TAN FARMER no
I sHsuRuAAsD ~ a MATTER OF
EcuNOMY IN TEE SAVING or LA
DOnf 4. &a4EE
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july8-6wl

r AND OFFICE. 81. CLOUD, MIMI, ::
IL July 6, 1869.
Henry Clements:
sII Yon are hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
on the 17r8 DAY or AUGUST. 1850. at 2 o'clock i.
the Afternoon Of the said and then and there show
cause Why your Declaratory Statement No 2ss2 made
BY you August 10th. ls6s. upon the Lots tA.
section Is, township 1876 range 81 in the District Of
lsn's suIectto sale At st. Cloud, Mimi, should not
bscanceled, As Michael Graham alleges an abandon
eot thereof by you aud proposes then and there to
show tho sau,e whom you will be permitted to con-
test such showing. 9. A. GILLIAN, Register,
julyS8wd II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
NOTICE-U.s 8. LAND Office, 81. CLOUD, NINN
IN July !, 1869. -
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
John Olsen against Charles Martinsen for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry No. ais, dated July
q, 1857, upon the h'wM section >. and 4 50 2
Minnesota, with : view to tho cancellation Of said
entry: the said parties hereby summoned to appear
At this ONCE on the 1srH DAY OF AUGUST, 1859,
at 2oclock in the afternoon to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
july86wH H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
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New York Society Unmasked, "The Aristocracv1
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~ a. Tho CircuintiOn OF, The journal
IL DOUBLE that OF amy other paper
4 u lishedin Northern nIlnnsseta. Let
~Allkinds ofJebprinting, in Eng
81, German Or Norwegian, executed 1t
his nee. Send In vourorders.
BLANKS.

W. have. on band, printed from. new
type on so,d paper. a full assortment Of
legal blanks, including :.@ - ~
,Dssd.-waran.y,' Quit.elaim, Mortgage
md Chattel Mortgage, i ~. F. t.s =,
"a District 5Cosrt--Sunmoas, Notices Of
Trial and Notes Of Issue. '''S ,s,, s.
Justices Curt Summons aud sabpa-
mas. !. 80. - ,rn.s., ':.",t~
Orders from the country. for large. or
small quantities, Allied at St. Paul prices.
FoR RENr.--Soms, desirable rooms on
Washington avenue, nearly opposite: the
Central House. Inquire at this office.
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slow.-There are County orders remain
ing. with the Auditor issued ~ far back %
1855, aad quite j number in. 1855 and
since never called FOR BY the; p.rtiss to
whom they. were issued. Il it, unneces-
ssry to ssy! that tthsse parties were not
nrjntsruy- 4 ff2: 4. :! "
HAA~'eAs' 81. =. Il II IL
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ME-. CnuRcH.--Seryicss will be held
"a usual ON Sabbath next.
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:, asA,1:--L.st week 5. safe was received
hers Or, The Bank Of Alexandra, and was
re:shipped The same day. It. is Of the best
manufacture, md weighs 9, 700 pounds,
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VA1tAsLr Wohk:-;Mr; g, A. Demmon
i, osn1asiing ihis city' aud adjoining town.
for NEW 1book, ,'''saered biography aid
Historyror 1l,ustra,iohs Of tiie' Holy
Scripture" Theyslume is;j divided into
i've DISTINCT; psttss,I and really ':eontaias
three: books in one. Il soptains, GAO pages
d readiaaagsh matter, and is ''' Illustrate ed
ooughoQtS1h eeysd5ssjbsSsE9 sMB:
/ xilI giyes ,sll i h. Rey sga'shs IRs bdokssapf
Portunity ! e s .p9tis ,r1zavs agsgSAz
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| NJ Every business man sc1o wants to IN
crease his trade shoxld advertss.
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PA1p or1.-The County jail has oil been
paid for. All the old Court House honda
have been redeemed; except $4,000 not
due tnt1 1872. The relief fund has also
been hquidated: stsarns county is in :.
good condition, financially and every 9th
ef;vay. ~"
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Our e1ehsugesscou flfequen't 9, ea &
Of persona bang severely poisoned from
killing potato N MR. H. sars.T Batter
use the, aaslaeksa limo, isprinkiing * ,o'Y \.
tho vines early II thslmosnins; .,,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,
TNHE Law firm Of Hamlin l. Moore il
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Outstanding accounts will be settled by
either Of the parties.
EDWARD O. HAMLIN,
WIN. s. MOORE.
st. Cloud, June 80, 1869. n51-3w
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Z CRocKERY.-Mrs. Tilton has q lot Of
crockery,, all kinds, which will be sold
cheap
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GRAND CELEDRATION.-Patr people
celebrated the third and fifth of July, and
even the fourth-there being q division as
to which was the proper day. But every
body unites in celebrating the great bar
gains at Pickit & Ahbott's. There is no
diversity of opinion as to the fact that they
sell cheaper than any other establishment
in town. No matter what you may want
whether it be the best pins OF the best sew
ing machine, the best thread or the best
dress pattern, the best ribbons or the best
shoes-the place to get them is at Pickit &
Abbott's.
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NV RoAD.-The plat Of that portion Of
the State Road from Lake George via Alex
aadria to some point on the Red River,
which passes through stearns County, was
deposited with The County Auditor this
week. The Commissioners are L. B. Ray
mand, Col. 8. B. Mcclure, and II. Shaw.
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" Ar11.f or ONE 81 4a.' Mq.p1nlas.-,
By The following: Telegram, published in
Ptess Of the 4th, It, would seem thet Gar
thatt, one ~ the rleFerj Of corporal
'AdMsnus stthis Place has been arrest.
"a: EkIIIoI2 IIa aEa 9 4
a telegram from C G {. 3. DeRaldsen,
that ID hs9 Cultured talhsrt, one d ~the
ST. Cloud murderers. .:,,sT ,<3aj
il 5sem;' tdit shortly r. sitter the bloody
deedEwsa cenmittea, CD. Donaldson, saw
Two felleys near Ills place at, Bennington,
who itled the description afterwards pub
liShed Dfithe omurderers.! He 'thereupon
started y. pursuit and traced them down
| the: river to Lake City and thence, to Quin-
Fey. has 'tDS Forest the other Implicated
in the. Wpu rdsr, se'far a. known, lis still at
large: -: :.r,.>.y II : l..
II ITO Vi! hoped De Forest will yet1b3se
found: Prom the confession Of Traieor,
| now id jsir here, II was Ds F:,;wxho did The
shootipg,sr3el -; - i.''': = ;aa|!T
.;LA4sE;4+.-liayor Taylor yesterday & r.
.cei,e4 . dispatch from the Mayor Of Aus:
tin steqtins that be had arrested . man IN:
svering. exeetly 70 the description Of D,
Forrest, II says ~ j. = desperate cbar
.eter. 'cbief Of Police G.spard startsd|4o'
Austin this morning: '."' :''.' r.,
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sonsFIsH.-on Friday morning last =
party composed Of Mi. Furry, Mi: Rob
inson and y: ~ Webb, Of St. Paul. G. r
and q. G. Norris, 81 Memphis, and p. N.
Wright ,of this city, left town for Grand
Lake, fifteen miles from, this city. In the
evening they returned with one hundred
and 'hftyz .fsh;, Weighing four hundred
pounds, c.dght during the ,day:: "t' I'VE ars.
indehtad, TO- Mr.. Wright for q string Of a
holf Ao,.a..i ,sit,, has 9~' ''i' 1852 - -
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T1cRr.-Ws noticed several enthusiastic
individuals very tight on the 9Th Of July
their clothes did not; fit them. Clothing
from Piekit & Abbotts never |. has this
trouble. It alwsys fits to q charm, and
Wears-foreyer. almost. .i ,.n.,: 49,.
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Pollos; .Cousr.-0n Monday; Matthias
Jack, for .obs,rueiiag An. officer In making
On arrest, Nas Aned IS and eos.s. +, l.I>sAi
Nicolas Kar., for drunkenness and Dr.
orderly conduct, Va ~. fined I'd $40 and costs,
this being Ills SECOND odsnse. =; III
Thomas Harmon, oysrcbarrged with tn,
spirit ofhfs'foFsfsthers, paid IS and costs
On Tuesday. Joseph'Prhisgs and;samh,e
sublette, for drunkenness, were each fael
SIS and ,e1at1..o,.f Ell .nn.,. fs Il y
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Lpnssa 1on 81. PAuI.-N. P. Clarke
has yAippea, vithin ths :p..ss ~: a.ys, On.
hundred tassssad feet q clear, Dry .lunu.:
bsrte s. Panl purchased By parties II thu,
city, 81 cleud,. with additional .shippisx
facilities, b destined 70 become one ,sof, til
principal points Of supply for lumber in the
State. The pine forests On the Mississippi
and its tributaries above IRE. isslno,.,t mex,
hauStiblAS ~ s.n 3 ,i!. is.o; II .i<aiA3i
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'oYor16 Coux11.-On Tuesday We were fa-
yofsd witha can from Mr.. Ole Peterson, the
e&eis.t County Treasurer Of Pope county.
MI. P. represents tho rush Of new settlers
iAto that county this season to have been
very great. Crops are looking splendidly {;
wheat il already headed ont.
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Commemorative John Van Allen de-
eires rs to correct the statement that his
wife ran Of NTH another man. He says
it was the win d ! winslow Allen. We
chesrfully make the correction.
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UsIJul. AND aNEoEssAnY.---Everybody::
should Il 70 Re,,e sb Bros, and get
set or tvs7Sf tbose, ans wire did covers, 'of
which they have just: received new stock.
Also, some fne tea and coffee pots, tea
trays, se boilers, casters, g., 30: Don't
fail to call and. secure some before sll,are
oone 1T s,Gi s,at ~ @tt !a,' ''.'
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,FIaolous .'WoRK.-Seyeral members Of
the Water Power Company came up to
Sank Rapids yesterday, and resolved upon
putting an extra force on the dam on the
1d1,s % - to have it completed by the LIST:
Of December. The whole work is under
the superintepdence 81 Cen. Thomas.
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> KHUovKIKE0:--Un' eIhe z6d OF .:MHy, .
horse va; stolen from Thos. ,slittcr;yat
Fort!Tsatsa. qon ftesdsy Chief Gaspard
went t. JacoBsiPrairfss sndfGnndd the ami
NAL HI the pasture Of man named Poles,
who said it had been left there by George
Ducbe,, who yesterday finished his: ten
days in the county Jail. for drunkenness.
Dueber claims that he bought it of SOL
der, and es no one a peared in charge
against him, he was not arrested. It is q
curious coincidence that he came from
'Fort Totten just about the time the horse
disappeated. 80 ~.
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ST. CLOUD MARK TS.
MEAT MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY COATS 4 FIREMAN..
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FoR WADswoRrH.-Nr. O.. F. Carver
started for Fort Wadsworth yesterday, to
take charge OF the operations for getting
in the wood and hay under D. stevenson's
oon&raet.s ..-A' = a. !:
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XsaIANs 1SsrAsrEx, z ISt 81 haEs1's "ssn11 a
as 81, it,. It,. a. CANNON. - - . , ,Sss,
,c Ca, , ~ With rms and Fhe-
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-06
MARRIAGES..


At Leayittsburg, on Nov. IS, 1865, Thanks
giving, by FhOmas Craig, Esq, Mi. IN
Sign LAURENCE, Of Warren, to Miss
HARRIET RUPERT OF Boardman, Moho-
ming Co, %.
Al the residence of the brides father, in
Ieayittsburg Dec. I7th, by Thomas Craig,
ESQ. Mr., BERRY NJ. PAYDEN, to MISS
LAURALAURENCE, boil of LeavitSDurg.
In the Disciple church, in Warren, Dec; 5lsi'
by Rev. II. d. Carlton, AIR. PHiEiTT n
FOOTE, Of Fowler, to Miss OfthSELb .
BALDWIN, of Warren.
On the 9th inst, at the residence OF the
brides father, in oS Isa1S nnI01N
gomery, ESQ, Mr.. GOINiON'
and Miss NJ MARIA DN'-
of Brookield, o.
Also At the same time and place, Mr.. DAN
TFi WFNTCHAN and Miss SARAH PICK
FRING, all of BrOOkield, Ohio.
On the 18th of Dec, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage,
in Warren, by Rev. E II; 1ingNne' N M
ELIZABETH GOULDEN, OF LordstoNh'
In Champion, on the Slst inst, by Edward
Pierce ESQ. Mr.. JACOB MEISMER, anu
Miss KATY HARDMAN, all OF amp
In Morris, Ill, at the residence of Mr.. Edward
Booth. Dec. 2, 1865. by the Rev. Gray, MT.
HENRY WALTERS of Mecca, TO Miss
TERRESSA ii. BOOTHE, formerly OF
Rowland, TTumbull Co. No Cards
In Johnston, Dec. 81, 1865, by James II. Wier,
Esq, Mr.. ALFRED GILLETT, to Miss
hOEND NJ Ia L-s al VI AS"hNAt AN
bull Co, o.
Dec. sd. in Wayne, at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. Albert Fltch. MT
TITUS A. HAYES, and MISS LEUlA
BENTLEY.
At the residence Of the brides father, in /
emma, Ohio, on the 3lst of Dec, Dy Elder
Grin Gates. Mr. ALBERT A. STkoBlE, OF
Kent, Ohio, and Miss LONlLLA NJ NOOD
FORD.
Ar the National House in Warren, Dec. sd
1865. by Rev. George Pierce, Mr.. MOUh
GREENWOOD, and Miss RACHELMACh
Ely, both Of Vienna.
At the National House. in Warren, Dec; Slst
lS6S. bv Rev. George Pierce, Mr..
/ n KINGSLEY. Of Bainbridge, and Mis-
EUNICE a. LEWIS, of Farmington-
| At the National House, in Warren, Ian Isl
1863, by Rev. George Pierce, Nj: JAMES X
! DAVIS, and Miss ANN Ooth o
Mineral Ridge.
At the residence of the brides parents. Dec
10th. 1868, by Rev. J, +. Hill, Mr.. JAMIE
NJ. FLANAGAN, of Niles, to Miss ADDlt
WAGNER, Of Mecca.
In Watkins. \. Y, Dec. sd, 1865. by Rev. g
r Tavens. Mr.. HUBERT T. BUSHNELL
Of Johnsonville, o., to Miss JENNIE II
HOLLETT, OF Watkins, y. \.
At the residence of Capt. Kennedy, on tn
3lSt nit, by Rev. +. II. Gingling, Mr.. VIII
LIAM W. DRAY, of Niles, 10 Miss AUST
a FREASE, Of Warren
AT the Methodist church in Warren on IN,
Cd inst, by Rev. f. H. Yingling, MI. HIN
SARAH DEIHL, of jackson, Mahonlng 20