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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
YACHT EnR SALE

TINE Yacht JENNIE, tonnage 0 tons is now 70
Il sale or tolet. Cabin in complete order. Flo
terms, &c. Address p. o. Box $40, Elizabeth. If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-27
THE INTERNATIOAL RACE.

LONDON, Thursday, Aug. &c, 1869.
The following letter has been sent to
the Times, and will appear tomorrow
SIR: After it has been asserted for
the last three weeks that the Harvard
four are endeavoring to conform their
style of rowing to that of the gentlemen
they hope to meet on the river to-day,
will you permit me to say, in advance
of the contest, that the assertion is
groundless. We believe our style to be
exactly that adopted by us in each
of our last three annual races against
Yale. On stroke oar is aware of no
change; the men who follow the stroke
are aware of none, nor has there been
any variation in our method of training
or instruction. 1t is said, also, that
the Americans will row in an English
boat that is equally incorrect They
will row boat built of Spanish cedar
by an American builder, the frame of
which he brought with him from home,
and the lines of which are identical
with those on which the boat was row.
ed last year was constructed. If We
may judge by the stress laid on these
matters i'll the English journals, they
are deemed las they appear to us) Of
some importance, and we ask leave to
place ourselves right III respect to them
so that, whether we are to win or lose,
the merit of our victory or the blame
of our defeat may fall where it belongs.
WILLIAM BLAIKIE, Secretary of the
Harvard Club.
The crews have done little work to-
day, both resting for to-morrow's strug-
gle. The Harvard men finally decid-
ed not to leave the White House, as
Loring dreaded the effect of a change
of climate and diet.
The Harvard and Oxford crews have
only practice starts to-day. The Ell
hot boat, in which the Harvards have
decided to Tow the match tomorrow, is
A feet loug, 81 inches wide at the
widest part, aud inches deep: depth
over all, Tx inches; depth forward
inches, and depth aft, 6b inchesl
She was huilt on draft and mode
brought from Work, and is built of
purely American construction, even
her framework having been brought
over with the crew. The oars to be
used were made by Aylng. The fol
lowing are the weights of the two
crews as they stand to-day
HARvARDs. Fay (bow), 155 lbs. /;
Lyman, 155 lbs. Simmons, I'll lbs. +;
Loring (stroke), 154 lbs. Burnham
(coxswain), 112 lbs.
OxFoRps. -Darbishire (stroke), 15911
lbs. Time, 1897 lbs. Marlborough.
1895 lbs william (bow), 164 lbs, Hall
(coxswainl, 101 lbs
Galston, Captain of the London
Rowing Club, will be the umpire of the
Haryards, and Gritty will probably
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

CRIMINAL COURT. Vim. Hunter,
Jltdqe.-Meets pursuant to adjournment,
on Monday, the Sth inst, st 10 o'clock.
The business IN the calendar for that
day Is the empalneliog of the Grand and
Petit Juries. No cases will be tried on
that occasion.
CIRCUIT CoURT-GeOTge W. Reeves,
Jaadge-The following Judgments were
entered in this Court, yesterday, on the
Law side:
Boiling VS. Grenrod & Brooks, Judgment
by default and writ of inquiry.
Crawford vs. Jefferson, judgment by de-
fault and writ OF inquiry.
Bullock VS. Kennel, judgment by default
and writ Of inquiry.
Medley vs. Costello, judgment by default
aud writ Of inquiry.
Q1lnlan VS. Quinlan, decree OF divorce.
Williamson Va Williamson, decree OF
divorce.
The criminal docket was also taken
up, and some few cases disposed OF.
The criminal docket will be continued
Monday. No cases specially set.
MUNICIPAL OURT-Geo. ". WnLdT0n,
,Jud0e.-TheF February term OF this court.
criminal side, convenes Monday morn.
ing. when the Grand Jury will be
charged, and the State docket called in
formally. There are no cases specially
set for that day.
Law CoURT-H S. Lee, Judge.-This
court meets Monday morning at 10
o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. No
! other business will be transacted hut the
eIDDanneiing OF the j%uries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

City Bonds are quiet. There are
orders upon the market at SHE delivered
ia New York and Baltimore, but it is
not at all probable that any of them can
be filled. Parties wanting to buy would be
compelled, we think, to pay SO or
probably 54a, and then could only pick
up an occasional bond.
City Scrip does not appear to improve.
Dealers buy at y to 73c and sell at IS to
ne.
County warrants are firm at 70 to 76c
buying. Selling at rs to SOC.
We have no large sales of Gold to re-
port. Dealers buy at 1890 and sell at
I35 to 1354c.
The following is the New York Bank
statement for the week: Loans increased
81, $40, 600. Specie increased 1854, 600.
Deposits decreased. SSS2,000. Legal
Tender decreased $I32. 300.
G I'D openeds at l345c and closed at -
Il was carrying at 2 per cent with an
unsettled market. Exchange was dull
at I093e for 60 days bills. Money easy
on cali at Z per cent.
Governments opened firm with an
improved demand. They were still
better at the noon call. AT 2 pm. they
we're fairly active at former rates:
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OOfrOn.


The Liverpool Cotton market at the
opening to-day was buOyant. Up
lands I24d; Orleans 122d with sales Of
10 900 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but steady. Low Middlings 29!c; Up
lands sole; Mobile sole; Orleans 3O3c
Good Middlings 81. At Ills am. the
demand was good and prices tending
upward. Low Middllngs 291@29sc; Up
lands Sol930le. Other grades in same
proportion. at Has am. the demand
was fair and prices higher. Low Mid
dIlngs zoe; UpIands S0Ac; Mobile S0ae (;
Orleans Gle; Good Middlings sI4e. AT
2 I'm. there was no change. Il closed
active at foil prices. Sales 1900 bales, in
Guiding $3.50 bales in transit.
! The New Orleans market at 1870
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

a vii kZA@@EH 100000
The stock market was rather feverish
at the opening, because very much IN
ssttIsd and irregular. At II a.m and at
2:I5 pm, about the same. American
Express Compsny's stocks was registered
and in consequences will appear daily in
the regular list. Erie sold at $50 with SIC
freely bid Chicago & Alton pref. 154
Wells q Fargo Ex., so American Ex.,
483 Adsms' Ex.; SO; U. b. Elk, -
Merchants Union Elk, 1871; Quicksilver,
%; Canton, 500 Pacific Mail, ll44 West
ern Union Telegraph Co., 375 New York
Central, 16I; Erie, =; Hudson, 1854 F;
Reading, 95; Chicago & Alton, 154; pre-
ferrsd, 1853; Toledo, w. & F. W., 81 /;
preferred, &c; st. Paul, =; preferred,
Fl. Wayne, 119; Ohio q Missis-
sippi, 3G4; Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igan Southern, SO; Illinois Central,
1873; Cleveland & P~lttsburg, SO; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1919 Rock Island, 1923
Chicago & Northwestern, SSs +; preferred,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

ADULTERATION.-Even the oyster
trade is not free from sdulteratioD. A
New York chemist, who was puzzled
several tins ct seeing bis splendid fst
d" Saddle-rCcks,' aud "LynEhayen
Bays" on being put into the frying pas,
dwindle into insignidesnce, has lately
solved the mystery, and informs US that
very small oysters, soaked in bicarb. o.
soda, will swell up to q very large size.
They can only tie told, when flesh from
the UasOaksd by their color, which is yell
lew, instead Of white.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

The Greatest Discovery OF the Age,
by DR.. l.. S-ern, Opthalmic physician,
from PTuzis. The Doct0r's office, No.
Gs2 Main street, is daily visited by
many persons frOmthe city and surround
ing country, vino find in his skillful
treatment and superb glasses, that they
can resd in a short time the smallest
print with the naked eye, regardless Of
app-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

HORSE THIEF, HEAP."-rhe noto-
rious horse thief John Garner, lately
captured in Central Tennessee, seknOwl-
edges to having stolen in his ume-dur-
ing the last forty yesrs-Over IRE hum
dr6d hOrses. He has been arrested four
teen different times, twice was sentenced
to be hanged, and once to be shot, snd
he has served several terms in various
penitenLlsries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

A ST. LOUIS HOUsB.-We direct the
attention OF cur city and country retail
dealers to the card Of Hayden, Wilson's
& Allen, wholesale dealers in saddlery,
hardware, carriage trimmings, bent
stock, leather, etc., 5I2 North Main
street, ST. Louis. O0e Of the most res
ponsible and reputable houses in the
Southwest, We nave no ~besitsDcy in
recommending it 70 the public OF West
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas IS
entirely worthy of patronage. Mr.. John
Wilson OF this house, viii, this week,
personally call upon our people, and we
hope will be we'll received and much en-
cOuraged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

AT q regular mOntnIy meeting OF the
Fire and Relief Association, held At
their ball Friday evening, February 5,
1863, the following gentlemen were
unanimously elected Office g for the el-
suing year William Kehoe, President:
James E. Clsry, Vice-President; John
A. Deniger, Secretary; Denis Ryan,
Treasurer James DolaD, John Clancy,
IT,, Andrew Kiley, Finance Com nittee
J.. B. Signaigo, Michael McFAdden,
James Madden'sJ0hn Raja,l Visit
ing Committee. On D o ion OF NJ.
McFaddeD, the Secretary was or
dered to have the names Of the
honorary membtrs Of the Association
published, to-Wit:
John E. RARdle, Thos. Kelley, John
gpellman, Owen D9yer, John CLANCY,
J.. q. LOnsdale, Robert GOoie, s. p.
Reed, H. Z. TomlinsOn, Ben Nav. r A.
Parker, j. G. Hoist, ID. Aste.
Jno. TrabucO, VIM. Mclean, M
Csrv. Con. Catcher, Henry Weth-
eThy' e.. Breth d, Jss. o. DurfR
Holm CubbIus, d DOndarR, John Done
van. Phil. J. MaIlsn, J. q. Swayne. g,
d. johnson, E. c. Kirk, 7. w. O'Don-
nel, Jno. Geery, John Welsh, VIM.
Black, Victor d. Fuchs, j. w. Heath,
Jno. CASTOR, Thos. F. DUH r. P.
Walt, ]. C. Moores, p Duffy, Jno. Fitz
pstrick, Jn0. Turner, S. W Wilkins, G,
H. b. Broom, Jas. Doyle, w. G. Wood
ruff.
JOHN CLANCY, JR,, Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

PRISONER ESCAPED.-SJme months
ago an ARRAY occurred at Dyersbu5g, be-
tween 3 nan named Duncan ana one
George Tarleton, during the progress of
which the latter was killed by the son Of
the former, a young man named VIII
liam Duncan. Duncan was justified ia
the act at the time, and was not arrested.
A few days ago, however, be was ar
rested, taken before a magistrate, and
committed for trial on charge OF muir
der. Since the late tragedy, the Shorthand
citizens have had misgivings about keep
ing offenders in the Dyer county all, and
it was determined after the committal, TO
bring Duncan to Memphis Jail for safe
keeping. Ga arriving It Hale's Point,
the sheriff and deputy, with the prisoner
ia charge, left the little boat on which
they bad Travelled thus far, ID take the
steamer Olive Branch for Memphis. 1t
was night when The Olive Branch landed,
and as the party started 20 60 on board
of her, s rush OF some thirty or forty
deck hands, who spraug out to hurry in
the freight which was on shore, huBtled
the sheriff and his charge into Jhsif
midst, and the prisoner taking advan-
tsgs Of the confusion, made his escape.
The sheriff did not dare to shoot at him
on account Of the crowd, and before the
alarm Of the escape could be given, or
made audible over the babbie OF noises
made by the landing Of the bOet, the
rush Of escaping steam, and the yeils and
cries Of the boat hands, the prisoner
made good bis escape. The sheriff, very
much chagrined, came on T. town, but
says be means to catch Duncan yet. Un-
dert he circumstances we cannot see how
he is 10 blame ia the matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

Wantsd-Cily and country pee
pie TO know that We are Offering
Our splendid stock of Boots,
shoes ana Hats al retail, at Tess
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
yourselves by locking.
j. Il. HAN DLAN q CO.,
27S EaEn Street.
Goods not exactly In style Iess
than COst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

am. was quiet but steady. Middlings
2s492se. AT 2:15 pm. the demand was
fslr and prices drm. Sales 5000 bales.
There was an active enquiry ia this
market but buyers were not willing to
dVance their ideas Of value and holders
would not eoncede from what they
thought the market ought to be. AS q
consequence sales were not 80 large as the
stock on hand would Justify and pricfs
were somewhat Irregular. There ars Nc
orders on hand, except those which are
limited n sales to-day we're mostly to
speeulators. We nuofe a. 6nIInw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07
RRoTHER PeARNE La tha citY 80,

BROTHER PEARNE left the city early
yesterday morning, to iii q pulpit il
Haywood. He left without coming up
to thank Us for u accurate report OF his
proceedings on Fridgy. However, we
forgive him for his iEcivility-We only
did u dHty as q reporter. BY the way,
Brother Pesrne says the police have been
running n very heavy bar-biII some
trhtrsf we ara requested by the First
District poles to ask the brother who
this liberal, eredit-giving bsT-keepsr IL,
aud 10 say If he will present the bill, and
prove it on them, they viii psy it. Snow
him up, brother.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

DRLICIoUsLY MEDIcINAL.-This is the
universal verdict pronounced upon Plan
tation Bitters by all who have tried them.
The well known heRlth-promoting in
gradients from which they are made,
ar their invaluable merits as q remedy
for Indigestion and all its consequent
ailments, and the preventive qualities
against diseases arising from climatic
changes, mlasmatic influences and I'M
perfect secretions, are so widely known
and SO honOrably Endorsed, that We uust
no one will forego the advantages OF
their use.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

For permanent cures Of colds, catsrrh,
and catarrhal or bronchial consumption,
90 to DR.. StiIlmsn, l99 Main street. He
cures all bad csses not benefited by
travelling, steam-snstOmizer Inhalation
treatments by his new compound photo
graphic and volatile oil vspOrs, scien.
tihically applied 70 each case, using his
far-faned method OF constitutional treat
ment. Call and zee bis instruments, let
tiers and certificates Of cures Of popular
aud we'll known citizens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

POrO1lAC Roe Herriugs, in barrels and
half barrels sad kits, Salmon, and No. l
Mackerel in kits, mess Mackerel (Or
~0losters) in kits, 100 pbls. choice pink-eye
Potatoes for planting. 4 full assortment
Of choice family Groceries always on
hand, ST s. Madison street.
BOND JONES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

STEAM OVERS AND LEAEERs.-Thos.
H. Hust d Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to do all kinds Of cleaning,
dying and securing. They viii make
old clothes look a. good as bran new, and
that 1T q cost which, compared with new
ones, is slmost Mothing. By q new pro-
cess the original luster and shape Of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy By sending Hunt d Co. their old
garments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

OBJECT FROM TEXAs.-We have just
received a large lot Of Usage Orange
Seed. direct from Texas, and offer them
at low figures. To those who Uish 8
beautiful hedge, we advise them by all
means to plant the Usage Orange Seed.
L. D. WARD 4 CO, Seedsmen,
~ Main street, Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07
HALL OF THE FIRBaAN-s ASSOCIATION,
MEMPHIS. February d. Los


At q meeting of the Fire Association
the f blowing resolutions were adopted 4:
WHEREAS, Ia the mysterious and in
seruisb'a will OF Divine Providence
Capt. J 5hnJ Reed has been suddenly
and alalust without warning removed
ftOm Gus m.ist, and as AIN expression OF
our fsseli1g to society is due to his
memory,
Rcsofccd, That tho Fire Department
has lost N tie death Of Capt. Reed an
Efficient, wstchiul aad faithful friend,
and 10 The pUblic a good and faithful
servant, and MS family has lost a kind
husband srd good father.
ResUiUeg, That We tender our the heart
felt sympsthies to the family of the de-
ceased, and that We wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of these pro-.
ceediUgs De furnished to the family OF
the deceased and published in the city
papers.
John e. r ,ndle, ThOs. Quinn,
Patrick Healy, W. s. Rogers,
James + ClaEy, James DOlan,
E~OmnTftaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

CARNIVAL Only two more days are
left after to-day to kick IN our heels
snd De merry " IN, for on Wednesday,
Lsnt-the eas0n of fasting and gloom
commences. Innumerabls parties and
balls are spoken Of for tomorrow and
Tuesday night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

REMOvAL.-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment is removed to 262
Second street, Mime. Vincent's block,
where its mum FrORs patrons are respect
fully invited, Two years OF successful
operation IN the new process of dyeing
and cleaning has given this house entire
precedence. It claims to be the only
place in the South where gentlemen's
wear can ba cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
article of ladies' apparel ear be here reno
waited. All kinds OF lace, prints, kid
gloves, plumes, and every article OF dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Lgdies and gentlemen, call
and examine for yourselves. B. A.
H~Ollenbtrg, proprietor, 252 Second
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

OzoENA, offensive disease ia the nose,
Cstarrh, and sIi diseases Of the Tespira-
tory organs cured by DR.. Jones' new
method, as practiced only by himself, at
the Peabody Hotel, where he viii re-
main a few days yet. Read his adver-
tisements in this paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

RELIGIOUs.-Rev. J. p. Stuart, OF 81.
Louis, Mo-, minister OF the New Church,
rs gedenborgiaB) will preach at the
United States courtroom, this morning,
sc IL o'clock, and also in the evening al
q o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

CoREs, CoRNs, CoEEs.-Dr. J. LiadO-
man has returned, and will remain for 3
short time st the OFerton Hotel. All
thst are troubled with COTus, BuniOCs,
or ingrOwing nails should not fail to give
him q call. Room "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

COsTIvENEss and its whole train Of
diseases cured permanently in any case,
by less than an unc Of pleasant mtdi.
cine, IN seven days, by d.. Jones, at the
Peabody House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

BROUGHT BACK.-Dstective iceland,
Oh Nashville, brought back to town yes
teFdsy the negro, VIM. Hall, who lately
. lifted the 500 from a e0ntectioner's
counter here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

ALL hAlA0 VI hACS1 kLOAS WAAhEN W. n
at b. L~owen5tein d Bros.
THE CHAMPIoN.-Not the " champion
of the light weights" or heavy
weights but the Champion Wrought
Iron Oven Cooking Stove. 1t is a " cham
pion f" ia every Wsy-of durability, beau
~ OF shape, excellence Of material used,
simplicity and cOmmodiouiness. The
Champion is made OF the best quality of
Hanging Rock charcoal iron. As to dn-
Tsbility, the Champion Is superior to ali
others it is made to last, and with
proper care viii do the cooking Of a FAM
lily through q generation. 1t is simplic-
ity itself it hss but one damper-a slid.
ing 4 on top of the stove, and with it
the heat of the ovens is instantly regu-
lated. The oven is Of wrought iron, and
the Champion is the only stove hat is
made that way. The fues are larger
and deeper than any other stove, and
will not choke up; the reservoir is en-
Baeied and cannot rust; the hue runs
through the eide OF the stove, instead OF
through the boiler as is customary, there
by makiog the stove portable the fire
chambers are constructed particularly
with an eye to Southern wants, and big
sticks Of wOod-in fact, SIS we have said, the
stove Is the champion, and defes COM
petition in any particular. A host of
witnesses in u midst have used it, and
testify to this fsct. IL is for sale exclu-
sively by II. Wetter IL Co., 10 and Is
Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

THR Memphis steam dyeipg snd clean
ing establishment, 262 Second street, il
the only " 10 Memphis which operates
by steam. It's machinery wGs bought ia
Paris and New York, regardless Of eX-
peLSe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

Dr.. THEO. HOERNER, cOrner Of Beal
and Second streets, the skiilfGl spOthe-
cary and accomplished gentleman, has
our thanks for numerous little favOrs in
the shape Of the most elegant articles de
toilette Of his own manufacture and in
uortstion. His cologne lratsT is the
finest We have ever used.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

Books AND STATIoNERY.-One OF the
mos. complete stock OF books QsW,
school, educational and literary, blank
cooks and stationery IN the South, Can be
found at the house OF Cleaves, Smith
wick and Hatcher, Nc. 2S3 Asin street.
The latest publications received con-
stautly, and every effort made to keep
up with the times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

REV. DIR. MCFERRIN, Of Nashville,
will preach at the Second street Metho-
dist Church Rt IL O'CLOCK, and fernando
street at night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

THE following kilograms remain IN
delivered in the Western Union Tele-
graRRn aS 0H'e ". e G. Ja n @aS7 T56m D :.
Norman, John Caldwell, G. s. SsVysT,
Tenhsttan Savings Bank, J. r. S. Gill;
land Pittman. Cobb d Co, T. A. Ken
dig' billiard, PiDson & Co, w. 3. d &.
U FRESHMAN, DeSoto Bank.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-07

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES returned to
the Office Of the County Clerk duriDgths
week ending Saturday, February 6, 1863 :
John Marshall HeEett and Miss Sarah
Rlsch Howon, W. \ MCCarver and
Miss MolIie Johnson, Robert W. White
and Miss Sailie A. AmmCur, Nathan
Stewart snd Mics Josephine, Edwards, J..
X. Sharp and Miss Amanda Forrest, ID.
Y. Isabel and Miss Martha L. Robertson,
W. W. DIummond and Mrs. Mary O..
McAdam, AMI i've negro couples.