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CCRRESPOEDENCE.
sUxDAY MORNING, IAN. 81, 1859
PRESS

The members of the press Of Memphis,
ex-membsrs, and sojOurning editors, are
requested to meet to-day st II O'Clock,
1t ths editorial rooms Of the APPEAL, for
the purpose Of taking action concerning
the death Of Col. J. Fl. MCMAHON. 1t
is hoped that all will be present.
I'M. HEATING,
Pres't Southwestern Press Ass.
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late Physician ana surgeon OF Jones rye anu
Ear InstitutiOn in New York., and formerly
Surgeon to the LOndon (Eng Eye
and Ear ~Innrmary,
HAs been persuaded to make a professional
I'll visit to some o. the principal cities in the
United States. thereby to bring his skill within
the reach OF the All cted thousands who could
not avail themselves Of IL In New York. The
success OF d.. JOHANNES A. ONE IN the
surg cal and medical treatment OF the Eye anu
var ana outstanding complaints. has Eesn
lOOSed upOn with astiOnishment and JOY. The
press has recorded man Of The sk1liful opera
tons, reminding the people that they esnnoi
always have D.. Jones with thsm, and not 70
de.syi il they need his services.
DR.. JONES is new Praeticing at the Peabody
House Memphis, Tenn, where be Will re-
main unLi February l9Jn, leB9.
In the treatment OF the EAR 4 EYE, and
other organs Of sense, IL bec8mes necessary 10
have a good knowledge Of every thing pertain
ing to medicine ana surgery. WhaLare called
regular Physicians may have graduated IN
elmer the old or the new schCOl college, anu
can boast Of "A One-Ei1eu education. DR.. \
mas had a thorough education in both the old
and The new school medical colleges, and
IA an Eve and Ear College, and in the
Of America ana Europe, and his Dr.
plOmas from the same nhng IN his omce.
1t is impossible Tor a physician VINO mas out
the ususl medical educa1On, 10 successfully
has availed himself Of all the advantage the
world affords to tit himself for his natural and
chosen DroIe sion and OF his success the reader
may judge by the following testimonials;
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMAN,
through whose examination Dr.. JOHANNES a.
JONES Las gone, ana who have tesLined to his
ability in Lue strongest anguags possible, by
suspended In hs ONCE, open 10 the Inspection
Of the Interested.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, January 30.-Forty Of The
Ogeeehee prisoners were committed for
trial to-day on the the charge OF insur-
! y~eetion, and thirty-one were discharged.
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HOUSE.

AAOb2Gs
Mr.. Sclenck, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported a bill bro.
viding that every DsDuty Collector OF
Assistant Assessor Of Internal Revenue,
VINO has performed the duties Of Col.
lector or Assessor, shall receive the com
pensstion 0. the Collector or Assessor,
except In those cases where the Collector
or Assessor has received compensation
for the same period, which was passed.
On the motion of Mr. Boutwell,, the
morning hour wss dispensed with for
to-day, and tie Constitutional amend
ment came up for action, and the quss-
ton was taken on Bars motion to table,
which wss r ieGted-yess Al, nays I3l.
The Republicans voting aye were Co
burne, Hawkins, Jeneks, and Wilson, OF
Iowa,
Mr.. Shellabarger modified the amend
ment which he offered yesterday back
to it's original form, and Mr.. Boutwell,
moved the previous question, which was
seconded, and the question was first
taken on Sbellabarger's amendment,
which was rejected ayes 81, NAYS III.
BiDgham's amendment was also re-
jected ayes 20, nays 15s. The Demo-
Gratis all voted for this amendment, in
the first instance, but subsequently many
Of them changed their votes 20 the neg
alive. The question recurring then on
the original proposition, the ayes and
nays were taken on ordering the joint
resolution engrOssed and Pead the third
time, and it was ordered ayes IA, nays
-. The House then proceeded to vote
on the joi~nt-resolution, as follows:
Be 10 resolved, etc., twO-thirds Of both
Houses %cOncurring, that the following
o=f1ala hn n~onngaA rr tho .orrfa1aErr-na %
the several : ates as an amendment to
the Constitution OF the United States,
which, when ratified by tHTee.fourths CT
the same, shall be known rs - article
of the Constitution of the United States :
Section l. The right OF any citizen Of
the United States TO vote shalt not be de-
MED or abridged by the United States,
or any State thereof, by reason Of race,
color or previous condition Of any citizen
or any class of citiz-ns Of the United
States.
Sec. ,. The Congress shall have power
to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the
provisions of this article.
The resolution ives then passed by the
necessary two-thirts vote, yeas $50, nays
A.
The Speaker, as a member OF the
House, voted aye, a0d the House at 800
went into a Committee of the Whole,
with Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, in the Chsir,
and resumed the consideration Of the In
dian appropriation bill, which was laii
aside.
Mr.. Ross introduced a resolution
amendatcry OF the naturalization laws,
enabling foreigners to become citizens of
the United 5 stes after one years resi-
deDce. Referred TO the Committee On
the Revision of Laws, and ths House
adjourned.
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aOndsy, the 18th Day Of April. ADJ, 1859

Thst being the first day Of the April Term o
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for judicial sales, at the front door of tie Court
house, in TIRE town Of Leke NiIlqge, in SAID
county and state, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
seribed lands. to-wit. The undivided one
half interest of fractional section 81. contain
ing 81 acres OF all Of sections 30, - and H..
containing 1870 acres; OF east half Of section =.
containing go SCrts OF fractiouaI west hcu OF
section -, OF west half OF SEXTON 20. OF east
hall OF fractional section y. OF southeast frec-
part Of section 3, containing 81 3T-iO0 acres
all IN township - south, nf range one west OK
the 5th principal meridion. OF fractional Fec-
tiOn ., Of east fractional part OF section 8. OF
northeast fractional part O. section =. in town
ship IA south OF range enc west, containing 6ST
section "A, Of east half OF section l3. IN Town
ship u south. of range two west. containing
$50 acres OF west hall OF east half or section
"A. Of y 81 hall Of southeast quarter and north
east quarter OF section Is. IN township Il south,
of range twC west. containing AJ GcTes OF
fractional section 4, Of fractional
quarter Of EeOtioL- 5 and southeast part or
southwest fractional TuarieT Of section s, in
township Il south, of range one west, contain
ing lUl 80 100 acres, to hcfisfy the several
amounts OF money m~entioncSt said DEGREES
found to be due TO said cUmplatnaEts, amount
ing IN the aggregate TO abuut ngty aousand
dollars. And said decree fur her direc .et
notice of said sale be given 10y advertisements
in one O0iy newspaper published IN Memphts,
IN the stale o tennessee. and in one weekly
paper publishe in Little Rock (; IN the former.
By fourteen successive daily publicat Ons, sun
publications. the last OF each publication 10 be
at least Thirty days gefOre the cay OF sale
Z. W. FRY. Commissioner.
Lake Illl3ga, Ark-. Janu.ry ~, ls5a. ia3l
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Mississippi and tennessee 3. Il.
CHANGE OF TIM &.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JANUARY 81.
" 1865, until further notice, trains will as
I Flows:
New Orleans Express leaves Memphis-4:90 pm
Arrive al PIN
Sardis AccommOdat'n leaves Memph s-5:OO pm
arrive at ~ d.Au
Passengers can take sleeping Cars AT Grenada
A. 1000 pm. making only one change Of cars
from Memphis to NetC Ortedas. Time through 10
New Orleans 2SZ hours. Ticket Office BIZ
Main street n at the Depot 0mnibases will
call fnr pas eogers, and check bsgsafe in any
part Of the city, by leaving orders at 25l5s Main
street. as GsAI 5upI
c, 4, OAKLEY, General Ticket Agent, jan
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NEW ADvERTLsEM'uTS
commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit Count
L OF CnicOt county, in the State Of Arkansas,
on II Caancery si0e thereof. rendered at the
October Term, AID, 1858, OF said Court. In q
certain cause therein pending. wherein BenOnf
MacEl1a and George b. Maeklin. Executors Of
Alexander W. Mackiin. deceased, were COM
~plainantE, and Allen Goodwin. rs administrator
Of William =. ~erguEo deceased, ard Charles
=. Ferguson, Euniss Goodwin and Allen Cod
win, in right of his wife, heirs Of said william
=. Ferguson, deceased. were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
court In said cause. will sell. on
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DIED.

HOWARD-At the city of Newburgh, N. y.
January "a, 1853, THOMAS, son OF
WardloW and Mary W Howard, aged % years,
Q months and % days
Friends and acquaintance are invited TO at
tend The funeral this Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the Public Vault, Eimwood tenn
etery. Hacks at ~ o'clock nom his fathers
residence, 46s Shelby street.
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David 3. Rodgers, ii. u.
J. p. Garrish. N. ID.
Prof. N. Stevenson, n. d..
J.. Beakly,, n: p, Philadelphia, Pa.
4" W. A. Reed, NJ. D.
]. r. Cox Jr., NJ. d..
c. j. HeInpel, II. ID.
RUv A. B. Parsons, D d.
Prof.. W. Jones, j., MD, LID, London, Eng.
sir A. Moore, NJ. u. "
Prof. DePfaR NJ. d.. Paris.
" PuiasRt kadeski, N. ID Vienna.
DIR. JONES has a case of ~ Indifferent kinds o!
medicines with hlm, comprising the BEST from
every part Of the world, with which he cur )
nearly all of the old. standing %lehronIel dlsases
that attiict both sexesand persons OF every age.
without any Inconvenience or neglect OF
business.
Cress-Fyes Made Straight and EaturRI.
This operation can be performed in al cases
without fail, anu Prof. Jones VII 10 II sue
cessfully In old OF young,
AMAUKOSIS. or Nervous Blindness, skillfnlly
treated.
surgery-Cataract operated for, Artificial
Pupil, Encanthus, TX aenthus, Ftosis, PteIy-
GUM, Nlevt (Or mother mark removed. Tu-
mors IN Tue Eye or Ear removed. Cancers eX-
tracted. Hernia Tor ruptuTeJ and CluD Foot
successfully operated upOn. enlarged TOnsils
ineised, (euil with improved instruments for
that express purpose. Hare Lip operated for
and the def5Tmity removed. Sdllettoes intro
duced for F5stula Larhrymaits (Or Watery eyel.
L1ryngOtOmy and al diniculJand delicate Ope-
rations in Surgery performed of hand with
skill and the MIST improved Ut.
Jones believes mis- Instruments are superior 20
those of any surgeO- in the United states, ard
are il keeping with the mechanism ana sell
ence of the age, and give him a decided adTaa-
tage in ali difficult operations over other good
surgeons, nos one IN y thousand oil whom PCS
sess such a useful, model n, ana maOnihcent
case of costly surgical tools,
OFOEtBB2 or discharge Of the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Mease's,
SerS- ula, Cold or anything else, is cured by DR..
Jones In old or young, and the hearing restored
or benefited. IWO-t1iTds Of the cases Of Total
deafness m ght DO prevented II this disease
were moi so EhaTnaIutW nauIarfnI
OLD STANDING DISEASES can be pre-.
scribsi Tor at once by Dr.. Jones, and the patient
can ass tbs remedies al hons. And all opera
tons are performed immediately before the
patient leaves the Doctor. All who are afflicted
should come prepared 70 have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
RE- Read DR., Jones advertisement relating 20
the cure Of diseases OF the Lupzs aud qnroat
in another part OF this Paper. ia3I
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By Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHIHGToF, January 90.
gnNAmn

WAsHISoToE, January 90.
SENATE.
Mr.. Cragin called up his resolution to
reconsider the vote refusing the use Of the
ROtunda OF the Capital for inaugural SER
vices other thar official, which, after 3
discussion, was refused by a vote Of %
to 81.
Tn special order of the day, the Con.
stitutional amendment, was postponed.
Mr.. Harlan offered a resolution, which
was agreed to- %instructing the Secretary
or the Interior to inform the Senate
what quantity of public lands have besn
granted to aid in the construction Of
rsllroaus, wagon roads and canals and
Tor the improvement Of rivers and hRr-
bors throughout the country.
The bill making appropriations for the
payment Of invalid aud other pensions
for the yer ending June 30th, 1870, was
considered and passed, with the two
amendments reported by the committee.
The first reCu-as the appropriation for
invalid pensions from SO 600. 900. as pro-
vided in the original bill, to SO 600, 600,
and the second reduces the appropriation
fer general purposes from S13 600, 900, as
in the original bill, to $40, 600. 900.
The bill making appropriations for the
support Of the Military Academy then
passed.
The Naval Appropriation bill was then
taken up, aud ell tho amendments re-
ported by the committee and heretofore
published we're agreed to.
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment,
which, after disc4saion, was adopted, re-
peaiipg ths provisions of the act of 1867,
authorizing the annual election Of the
enlisted apprentices for appointment to
the Naval Academy.
NJ. Drake offered two amendments,
which wers adopted one raising the
salary Of the Head OF the Naval Aeade-
my from $3.50 TO S1SGO per annum, and
the other sppropriating $4,000 to take OBJ
ssrvatiOns OF the eGlipee on the 7th Of
August next.
Mr.. NVe moved to add an appropria-
tian Of $50, COO for the Improvement Of
Midway island, in the Pacific.
Just before the adjUuynmentan amend
ment was adopted, authorizing the Sec
rotary of the Navy to expend any por-
ton of the $4,000, which is thereby ap-
p%r0priated for the Improvement OF the
hsrbor of Midway Island, in the Pa
cific.
Mr.. Cragin moved sn amendment, in
stituting the Office OF Solicitor and Naval
Judge Advocate General, and appropri-
ating $4,000 fer his salary, which was re-
iected, and the bill passed.
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AUCTION.
" a Il u "a y Il Il
CITY AND c0U1TRY
E EAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
WE CALL ATTENTION TO TIRE LIST Of
" Valuable Real Estate In our sale
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY tst.
Farm Lands.

H,fJ acres OF land on Hatchie river, 4 miles
Hcm Bartlett, subdivided INFO s lots. and s0ld
Dy deere7of the Chanc9ry Court CT Jackson, on
very easy tefms-lU per cent. cash, balance l
and 2years.
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WEEKLY APPEAL one e0r..--.-....-......-- 2 50
RATES OF ADVERTTS1HGs
2THFzuent advertisements having DE T1ta Of me
OGper, FIRST insertion 81 each subsequent DtseT-
tOn 50 cents per Square.
Advertisements fn Won't or REM column III ceItS
psr line each Insertion.
HIh3y advertisements, IS for grf dnd - JT
zach additional square.
4 lUeTIiSsaaenty inserted al f~uteTu0ASi 70 oe cHo1geo
as sletU each Insertion.
Monthly Advertisements inserted ~ me SuNDAs
APPEAL tOfH be charged One-StIh GddHiOlsg-
Advertisements inserted IN The WEEKLY HA@ &c
charged hdGW DAILY rates.
Led Notices. 20 cents per Inc pTf hiseTttO"s ava
~ cents per line per month.
Al transient ddueTttSemelts, MT from regular dd-
pert5seTs, MUST BIZ PAID FOR IN
A square IS The spdce occupied by a0I hsleS or
sold Fs0TpCneA
CcREEsPOEDEECE.
C9-rsgpondeaos on Pubic EcsatS, solicited from
eperg part Of ne CRded States.
ANSLLE KEATLNG & co.
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d.. Jones IS now practieing at the Peabody
House, Memphis, Tenn, where he will remain
until K bTuary IS, 1863.
All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit DR.. Jones can send
for tret tment by mail or express.
DR.. Jones in the future can De consulted at
his Summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio. during
the summer months.
DR.. Jones mskes q speciality of the Eye. Ear.
Throat and Lung. Read his other advertise
ment in tbi paper. Ia3I
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10 THE PUBLIC
TERMs o. s-URsCRTPTToN.
RATES OF ADvERTrsIHo.

AK APPEAL, one year 90
NEEKLY APPEAL, one e0r..--.....--...... 2 50
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No. "a ,Jeftrsosa Street.

-. - - III --N-N|TI-IN
OSCAR WILLlS-------SrAGE MANAGER
FNHE leading Variety Theater Of the South
L open for the Season, with the best standing
Varsity Combination that has eVer appeared IN
Inc city-lhe performance consisting Of SONGS
uaucesI Burlesquss, PantOmimes. etc. New
stars each week. ADMISsIoE-FIuy Ceuts :
Private Boxes, Five Dollars. Doors open AZ
O'Clock performance 10 commence at quarter
TO 8 O'Clock. TAI
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Corner Main and Washington SIS.

Corner Main and Washington SIS.
CHAS r H.
CHARLEY Staga
ADHESION ONLY 25 CEN
VHE ABOVE PLACE OF AMUsEMENTI IS
L open nightly with a Talented Company OF
artists, each one acknowledged 70 be a star in
MA or her speciality. The entertainment con-
SITS of Ssnttuf entail and Comic Singing. Dano--
ing, Farces, Burlesques, Sensational Drlmssa
Negro Acts, etc. Private Boxes, S..
Doors open at n~alfpRst . o'clock curtain
a 8 st hsifpsst .. je3l
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Capital Surgery & Chronic Diseases
DIR NJ H =

Late Physician and Surgeon OF Jones Eye and
Ear Institution in New York, and formerly
Surgeon to the LondOn eng Eye
and Ear Iuhrmary,
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Improved City Property.

Lot southeast corner OF Market and Front
streets TwO-stOry Brfck store and Dwelling :
PA by 1881, extending to Front alley One
half cash balance l and zyeara-
Lot en- Raleigh Road, on the hill east or
Bayou GayOso Lot S7H by $50, with a PWO-
story Brick residence containing s rooms.
gale positive, and warranted titles.
The sale viii take place at our saIesroom,
northeast corner OF Main and Jefferson streets,
at L o'clock.
ROysfer, TrezsVant & Co..
jas AUCTIoNEERS.
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Il

The city ID full and the oficesseekers
are here in force to-day. Grant was so
beaieged that he felt compelled to issue
an order declaring that he would not re-
ceiye visitors except two hours In the
morning. He found that If he did not
lay down this rule and adhere to it, he
could not attend to his military business
at headquarters. The order is to apply
to Senators and members equally with
the rest, and proves quite a sensation
among these vino fear that il he keeps
the crowd away now he will not see any
one when he is duly installed IS Pfesi-
dent.
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West half of Lot Is In Cooper subdivision 4,
between Central avenue ard Memphis and
charleston railroad. Terms-5z cash, and =
years.
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A,so. s. Aeres Cleared Land.
Suburban Lot,

IL miles east of Germantown. extending
from the railroad 70 the State Line Road.
Terms cash.
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THROUGH CONSECTIOH WITH NEW
IL q 50 ~

A FAIR-alINDED CARPEr-sAeGER
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Cleveland Market.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %, aSGa.
FL0UR-Dull and unchanged. Ciiy Xxx white sII 20
OILS; xz amber s9,2519,5O; Xxx red S. s5OQs.75 xx
spring sI5o0',T5; K spring SG25sG5O Country
brands white winter $a,a59I5 TX red winter s. 90
GS5O; xx spring $7.O1@T25. Buckuhcat Flour steady
and in fair demand at -, ,JU1Sg,O1.
WHEAT Inactive. No. red winter held at 81. 10
from store; No. do si,590I,o9.
CORN-Markct nrmer, without decided change
Sales cars No shecd from store at IJc cars do do
at Tic car ears crack at Csc.
oATS-Wiihout movement, and rominally unchanged
No one held Gle from store
RYE-Dull. No. held at 81 30 from store.
BARLEY-Quct. No. Canada held at SaOsaa. 10 :;
No State nominal at 81, ,72GSl,75.
DRESSED lIoGS-Market quiet aud arm ut l3c, di.
wiling on sjJ pounds.
LARD-Dcmand moderate and market hrm-City
rendered 2al'sc in er"s and kegs; country render
ed 20G9ic.
SMOKED MEATS-sales 2JID. lbs sn.r--curcd Hams
at sOc /; Dried Beef igc.
BUTrER-Q Qnct and steady Prime to choice West
crn Reserve roll &1S'Fc; good Western reserve and
Central 3433c.
CIEESE-Chocc dairy and factory GSGgDc.
EGGs-Quict at a6Gtsrc for fresh.
PoULTRY-Markelq quiet. Turkeys selling at 15a1sc;
Chickens I2D13c.
BEANS $851lS3 75 per bu tor good to primo white.
SEEDS-steady. Clover held at 90 5J3iO,OO Tmo-
thy S3,4O03,5o.
HAY-Daled in demand at So, 90 from store.
PETR0LEUM-Market higher. Refined finer a:
3ik0 35c in round lots.
MILLSTUFTS- Market quie' and steady. We quote ::
Shorto per ton, S2O,OO; Common Middiugs per ton,
$a5,O0 Second fine do $500; Fine dn $aSm
DRIED ApPLES-Demanl rr and market firm at
12112>dc for good to prime frsit.
GREEN APPLES-in light stock and firm at $3.50
400 for choice replckei fruit.
POTATOES Demand moderate at 1Oc f,rrcachblows
from store.
TALLoW-Markr quiet at ~ ; 1Oc for city render.
ed; 919JSc for country.
FEATIIERs-Livc geese 15Gt Csc to quality.
sALT-Firo Steady at se,i5 Coarse in very light
stock and Arm at S3.O1lta25.
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Marrfea.


ID ConBsaut, Jah n. By Rev. n ~ Reyes. r., 4
Iaughisn' Of houseriile Pa. y Miss Auriis Smith
In Orwell, New ~, by Rev. a. y. Goodrich. Frecms,
ID Case 10 hiss Annette }. Barnard.
IN Orwell, Jan. "a, BY Rcy J. D. oovdrieh Eugene O
horehouse % Miss 1sofa Bugbee.
In Jefferson. on the nd Of Jan by RJ. Bet,s, Mr..
RLyfRA HoIcoNs. TO GEoHog Luog both of Ausiihburr
IN Bcnrtown Jan 1gth NJ the residence Of Josenl
Oowdny, Esq by H. skeels. J. r.. Misc ANNfg, dauRh
ter Of the Rev George Thompson. 10 Mr. CgYJON Gov
DAY both OF Cherry Valley. No cards.
q, IN colebroot on the 2iib ~ Jsn, by Rev. Thona
:, ,,a,wage MHs ELLgy CLARE Oi Green. TruDbu county
" w. JOSEPH A. WARD, Of CvLgBEoOK.
+. 10 Au.llnbnrg. the 2Gth inst, by Rev. r. Smith
BARD ~ @'N ''' N" - nun
~ IN ucnev' on the f1rf of JanHsry, BY Rev. A. c. TIb
WV W. Arthur 5oFHsps and MISS Ina BURNS
IN Madison on the 2tth inst nt the resid.pee Of r. T.
"c, JI'' by Elder g. Burneit Mr. PAtugR auGw of
Msdise" ana Miss hSNR PLAIsrED, u Kirkland
In Joliet, IIlit nls, the Gih inst bv e., O g1,s
burn Col w ID 90. tfNs Of Morris III and Mr. E,.,
LY G. DAvIs, danghtSr o. col r. Croker of Madison.
In Austlnburg. on the I9ih of J'u, by Rev r. smith
Barnes. Mr.. q. =. CODDISO Of Akroi. and Mrs n ~
BENNETT, Of Austlnbnrg.
In New Lyme the 18th Of January. by Rev. A. A.
Myers. Mr. s. NELSON Woodruff Of Olympia, wash.
inon Territory, and Miss LOUISA PEcE Of New Ly
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Goneva,-From the Times.
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'MoNrvILIr,-on Thursday last, a barn
belonging to Seth Whiting, was destroy.
ed by fire. Loss not stated. Insurance
on the building, $500. Our informan,
did not learn the origin of the fire.
OTTER KnLED.-On Friday last, Mr.
Carmi Hoskins shot an otter in Cowles
creek on the lands ofGeo. Hill, near the
lake. The animal measered from nose
to tip of tail, four feet five inches
Originally the great marsh Of Cowles
Creek abounded in both otter aud beaver.
But for many years no one has seen a
sign Of an otter IN these parts till now,
and this one must have been au adteh!
turer and not a permanent denizen Of
the creek,