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A dispatch from New Orleans states that

A dispatch from New Orleans states that
an expedition is fitting out in that city viii Oh
will be of the most formidable character. :
The progress of the revolution, says the tel
egram may be retarded by official intelfer~
ence, but it cannot be stopped There are
men at the head Of it, and men at the back
Of it, who never say fail, and those who are
in the secret look forward to certain success.
CUBA must be free" is the watchword Of
the expeditionists That such men as Fran
els P. Blair and General Steedman are deep
in the movement is said to be no secret and
to be common talk
The steamship Cuba, one Of the. fastest
vessels in the Gulf has been secured for in
itiatory service. She is a small vessel Of
about io Gee tons, and can carry some zee
or l 500 men. Those who are controlling
the affair say there il no danger Of govern.
ment interference, as they have arranged
matters on this score to their satisfaction.
Well executed counterfeit twenty dollar
bills on the Fourth National Bank of Phil
adelphia are reposted to be in circulation in
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HAoERsTowN, MD., April lathe Dem
ocrats of this town yesterday elected their en-
tire ticket for town councilmen by an average
majority Of one hundred and eighty three
an increase over last years majority
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The Senate. in executive session. on Tues
day, rejected the treaty with England con-
corning the Alabama claims by vote OF 81
to l.. III L@
j. Lathrop Motley was confirmed Minister
to England ptce Reyerdy johnson, recalled,
and John Jay Minister to Austria.
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General Candy is expected to arrive in
this city next week, and assume command
Of the District. General Reynolds, appointed
to command the District Of Texas, has, we
learn, reported and relieved General Candy
-Enquircr &c Examiner.
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NINA, GLASS &,EARTHENWARR -
J. j. MILLER, ea King streer,.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. -0--' : =
is now receiving his spring stock of the above
goods, to which he invites the attention of coun-
try merchants and dealers generally as he is sat
isied that he can supply them with all they want
in his line, upon reasonable terms as any other
house in the country. Window Glass of all sizes,
constantly on hand i-'.' :'9 = - ts-' s-.. ~
PUTTY IN BLADDERS, i''t''' - 'iii
,-ro COAL OIL LAMPS, GHIOINEYs, --
aH g.' WICKS AND BURNERS.
! Stoneware of all kinds at factory Prices, &c.
Call and see for yourselves at IS King Street.
TED marl9 SIN a.L .--as Nclys .lss-..I
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Insurance.


II. N. BELL, President W. H. TAMs, Sec'y
TINE VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED CAPITAL, $1.ooo.ooO
PAID IN CAPITAL, S25O.O00
This Company, Chartered by theLegislatursfo
Virginia, December 18th, 1865, in presentingit
self to the public with bona 6de Capital paid in
off quarter of Million Dollars, sufficient to Sc
cure the protection of its Policies and command
the confidence of the public, hopes as HOME
INSTITUTION, by q just and liberal policytto
secure a fair portion patronage
Its rates will correspond with those o f>other
First-class Companies.
For risks upon
DWELLINGS, STORES, MERCHANDISE.
and all other insurableproperty,
apply to
WILLIAM Ii TAMs, SECRETARY,
Stanton, Va.
GEORGE f. PRICE,
June1-smo Actuary and Gen. Ageat
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General Frank Blair s'was dlned" by the
Hancock club last week, in New Orleans
Responding to compliments paid him, he
said he had gone into the war to aid in pre-
serving the Union on the basis. Of the con-
stitution. That since the close Of the war
new and oppressive conditions had been i'm
posed on the South by the dominant faction
in Congress, to which he had not given his
assent. Those conditions were not such as
the North should exact nor the South agree
to, He had, therefore, east his lot with the
South, prcferring to share her fate and par
ticipate in the DISTINGUISHING acts and other
disabilities to which Congress had seen fit to
subject her, IL. -. .a NJ.
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DANKING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Company having Banking privileges an
der its Charter, has commenced business in the
Banking-rooms of the late Central Bank of Vir-
ginia Stanton
DEPOSITS will be received and ACCOUNTS
kept as in other Banking Institutions.
COLLECTIONS on all accessible points, and
prompt returns made at the lowest rates.
DRAFTS furnished on the principal cities.
TINE PAPER purchased negotiable or guar
anteed.
GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT MONEY
bought and sold.
U. S. Internal Revenue Stamps on hand for
sale. W. H. TAMS,
Secretary & Cashier.
JOHN WAYT, Teller.
June 1-em
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TURKEY AND PERSIA The English jour
nails state that the dispute between these two
countries, in reference to their respective
frontiers, is beginning to assume threat
ening aspect. It is reported that Midhat
Pacha, one Of the ablest and most energetic
of the Turkish governors, has been dispatch
ed to Bagdad with full powers and instruc-
lions to settle the difficulty, by force of arms
if necessary. Numerous reinforoements Of
troops and artillery have been sent to the
frontier, and it is said that the Viceroy Of
Egypt has promised to assist the Sultan, in
case of war, with military contingent,
which would proceed to Bagdad by the Red
Sea and Bassorah.
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IN CHANCERYx

The object of this suit is to obtain title to the
Plaintiffs to the American Hotel property in the
town of Staunton Virginia
The defendants, John @. A. Nadenbousch and
Samuel B. Brown, Jr., not having entered their
appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evi-
wealth: 1t is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest.
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The undersigned, in retiring from business,
takes great pleasure in recommending the new
concern of Young & Reese to the old patrons of
Young & Kinney, and to the public, as in all res
poets worthy of their utmust confidence.
ls t+aa CHARLES N. KINNEY
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yxrAN TED .-Seyenty-fve (75) cords OF
wv CORD WOOD,
sept25-1tf sut JAS. a. PlfEh'
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DlssOLUTION.-T The partnership of Young
4 J & Kinney, in the Drug Business, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
books of the concern will be found with Dr..
Young, to whom parties indebted will please
make prompt payment,
- w B. YOUNG, ~
CHARLES N. KINNEY. d
April lst 1869. ..-
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INSURANCE.
Insure your Buildings and Merchandise with the
Southern Mutual Insurance Co.
OF
RICHMOND VA.
Mutual policy, holders in this company are men,
bers of the Company, and as such, are entitled to
all the privileges of stock holders, with the full
assurance that they will have nothing more to
pay for their insurance than its actual cost.
JORDAN H. MARTIN PRESIDENT.
J. W. SEASON, SECRETARY.
J. S. CALVERT, GENERAL AGENT.
VIII. H. LYNN and W. J. POINTS, Solicitors,
Staunton Va.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-As we intend TO make
Il change in business, in short time, we
now offer, without any reservation, our eatirs
stock of DRY GOODS & NOTIONS, all seasonal
BILE, from the highest price Silks down to rcl Of
Tape or paper of Needles, sf
AT ACTUAL COST FOR CASH ONLY.
When we charge any article on account we Will
do it at our regular price, but if said bills be paid
within days, Is per cent. will be taken off if
within ten days, 10 per cent if within Is days.
per cent. if within 80 days, 3 per cent. After
80 days we will expect, in ALL CASES prompt sy-
ment to be made. arI rs
1t is rare thing for such an offer TO oe made
but to reduce our stock to as low figure as pos
sible, before next Spring, mai e the offer, in
tending not to vary from it in The least.
PERSONS knowing themseir. es indebted to us will
please do us the favor to come forward and make
payment PIPER. DRAKE co.
noy.23- 3m.
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IN CHANUERY.
The object of this sui. is to recover of the de-
PENDANT, McDannald, the amount of an assigned
bond of W. L. Shiplett, to wit: S39, 25. with in
terest from August LIST, 1865, subject to the fol-
lowing credits: $500, November End 1868, and
$4,25, January 10th 1859, and to attach the same
i'll the hands of the defendant, Abel Carson.
The defendant Samuel MeDapnald NOT having
uttered his appearance, and il appearing by sat
'stacory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice, and DO what is necessary to protect
his interest.
Copy-Teste,
r. D. SEARS, elk
Echols, Bell & Catlett pa.
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NTIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
hce of'the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, the 9Th day of April 1869.
John w. Carson-Plantiff. .-..-r>
AGAINST
Samuel McDanGald and Abel Carson-Defen-
dants,
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TANTED. An experienced COOK. (Man
wv PREFERRED Apply at this Office.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTRED CAPITAL, 600
ASSETS, .".........-l75,O 900.
TNHIS COMPANY has resumed busnessin WIN
| CHESTER, at the new Office on Water St., form
erly occupied by R. Y Conrad, Esq, as Law
Office, and are now prepared to received applications
and issue Policies on BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE,
FURNITURE, &C., &c.
All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH S. CARSON, President.
Jon KERR, DIR. DAN'L. CONRAD,
RoPERTSTEELE, L.. HARTMAN,
WIN B. BAKER, O. M Brown
GEO. E. PRICE, AGENT,
Sept, 8, 1s65-tf Staunton. Va.
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T, A. BLEDsoE, Agent, staunton, Va.

Thiscompany, wellmanaged and successful for
a period ofthirty-four years. offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE on as favorable terms
as other good companies,
Its capital and income promote asfaras prscti-
able, the industry of our State.
W. L. COWARDIN .Presiden..
WIN. WILLIS, Jr., Secretary.
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DR. B. P REESE will devote his entire time
/ to his profession. Calls left at the
store. or at his office On the corner above the Lu-
theran Church, and nearly opposite DR.. Wayt &
Rros. Drug Store, will have prompt attention.
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The undersigned have this day entered into a
co-partnerslip under tie style of Young & Reese
for carrying on general Drug Business at the
old stand OF Dung & Kinney.
Dr.. Young will continde, as heretofore to give
his undivided personal attention to the business
and will have the services of q competent assis
tant.
y. W. w & YnIING /.
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wpENNET WINE.-Miss Leslie's Rennet Wine
TX, FOR making IN a few minutes, Slip, Fruit
Gnrd Iunkct and delicate and wholesome des-
sarfs at LINKS drug and prescription store,
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= TIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk s Of
Y fee of the Circuit Court of Augusta, on the
5th day of April, 1869.
s G. R. Mason. Plaintiff
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pADWAY's R. RELIEF and Parry Davis
II Pain Killer, can be had Of LINK,
apr9-tf Druggist
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DEATH OF FAITHFUL MINIsTER-Rey.
William Hank, well-known as an efficient
and faithful minister in the old Baltimore
Conference of the NJ. E. Church, died at
Middleway in this county, on Wednesday
night last, the 31st, of March, Spirit Of
JEFFERSON
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Niche & Niche and
Echols, Bell & Catlett, p. q.
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Z TIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk s Of
y fee of the Circuit Court of Augusta, on the
5th day of April, 1869.
G. R. Mason. Plaintiff.
Samuel B. Brown and Mary A. his wife, Mi
chael G. Hartman and John B. Baldwin, trustees
Asher w. Hartman, William S. McChesney, John
Q. A. Nadenbousch John Brown, A. S. Lara,
and Thomas J. Niche, Observation-Disclosures.
IN cHANcERY.
Whereas, certain suit in chancery has been
pending in our Circuit Court for Augusta county
between G. R Mason, Plaintiff, and Samuel B.
Brown, ct al, Defendants and before any final
decree was rendered therein. Mrs. Mary A. Brown,
one Of the defendants departed this life, and the
estate of which she died seized and possessed,
hath descended to her heirs-at-law and the Plain
tiff has applied for scire facias against said
hcrs-at-law who are, A. S. Lara and Catharine
t. his wife, Johr II. Richardson and Sarah NJ
Richardson his wife, Samuel B. Brown, Jr, Ed
win M. Brown and Emma s. H. Brown, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that Samuel
b. Brown, Jr., Edwin NJ. Brown and Emma S.
II. Brown are non residents of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice to show cause if any they can, why this
suit should not be proceeded in to final decree
against them as heirs-at-law of said Mary A.
necessary to protect their interests therein.
A Copy-Teste.
p. ?, SEARS, elk.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY The meat-house Of
Mr.. F. Shultz was broken into last week,
and every thing of value carried off. Rob
berries are becoming Of nightly occurrence.
Winchester Times.
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10 Call and see one in operation.
nov2O-tf .r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1869-01-13

over $1,000. Amer the necessary expenses were
paid from this sum, every dollar OF the residue has
been appropriated and subject to be, except about
S53 which was divided and paid over to about
twenty or more members and others deemed en-
Titled to it. But with a characteristic sense OF
justice this was individually reassigned to those
whose labors and trouble in the preparation seemed
IN excess Thus a small minority became the only
actual recipients. This statement of facts is due
this club, that its disinterested generosity may be
more fully appreciated, and that if at any time
hereafter its " benefit may be proposed, its gene
rosity may be heartily recognized through a liberal
patronage.
1t seems almostinvidious to speak of actors sepa-
rately where every one sustained his or her part so
acceptably. OF Messrs. Goodwin, Sibley, Nye,
Gray, Dodge, Cutler and Snow no comment. here
VIII adj to their recognized popularity as pleasing
delineators, and to one whose interest in this club
is mainly the development of the latent faculties,
perhaps those of n high order of elocution, or the
histrionic, the approximation is very encouraging
The new accessions to the club elicit an interest of
unusual hopefulness. These were Misses z. G.
stevens, Celeste Bennett. Blanche HOLSTER aud
Abbie Pierce. Though their parts were not equally
calculated to bring out the higher order of dramatic
delineation, yet enough so to assure a good render
ing by either of the more difficult parts. To Miss
E. c. stevens was assigned the part OF Therese in
the drama, and the very acceptable manner in
which she sustained this most din cult role from
first to last, and her evident study and conception
of character renders this accession to the club one
of unusual promise. To Miss G. Beaaett was as
signed the part of the farmers wife, Bridget, the
next important lady's part IN the drama. OF her
rendering nothing but approval has been awarded.
Mr.. f. SHOWS part of the farmer, as also that of
Mr.. g.. c. Cutler a. magistrate promises well for the
future. OF the p irticipants in the afterpicces more
may be said hereafter. u.
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srATH TEEAsCREh's orr
AunrnaLnnr w In

Montpelier. VI, Jan. l., le69.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, Inst under the provisions
~ Of an Act Of Ih- Legislature, approved Nov. 70,
l5cs, no interest will re ailOsed after Jan. !, A.. 70.
1870, on money IN the treasury Of the state : the credit
OF oheers, Eol3iers, or their asisuees, which uasT re
ceived under The allotment system Of the United States
and III provisions of the aei of the Lsgisisturs of this
There 9 . larse number Of unsettled allotment &C
counts on the books OF this Office, showing bA aOees due
10 officers and soldiers or thtE representatives and Il
Is requested that p srtiss enuIlrd TO the same, draw the
amount their due. In order that the accounts may be
closed At the earliest day practicable.
cease Of such soldier while IN the service, The mon-y
due sucn soldier shah not be deemed asses OF such sol
der for the payment Of debts against such soldier, but
snail 60 10 .hd be held by the widow fsueh solder or
To enable those who may have claim. upon the State
fr the batances bOve retired TO, 10 obtain the same
wiki the least delay tie following information Is fur
ORDER OF PAYMENT.
Frs,r-Upon the order OF the person, duly Witnessed,
whose name Is on tbs books Of tins efhor.
SEcorp-If such person has deceased and was mar
ned, payment will be made, Let, To the widow &c, II
there be no widow TO his child or children Cf minors, TO
Tsfsp-IGhe died unmarried LIT, to ths father 2d.
IL the father . dead. TO the m7tber 81, 4 both parents
are dezd, 10 the brothers and sisters collectively lastly
To the hears generally
.rrLIeATIor .SD rsooF ErSutRED, ~ oAsE IsE EoL-
DtEE RAs pECEAfEp.
The claimant or claimants must make = urttrn appIi-
cation, under oath. and over his, her, or their own
si.n lure, Eating his. he, OF their name, ag~, residence,
connection 10 the deceased with the letter or name #
the company and regiment l. which ne belonged, Nnd The
tim Of ui. eAh.
PsooT-Th- dispositions o. two credible witnesses
wit be required, : sung thSt they are acquainted with
The claimant or claimants. the relation he'll to tht de-
csa-et Aad tn At they (ths d-poneut-) are disinieresied-
Es- II the sold er died Unmarried II must be 50
stated ii the applications OF those Charming = he I Z
father, mother, brother OF sister. as Sed a. bS The Wit
U Proof OF marriage treoora evidence. if po.sisle)
must always accompany the application OF those claim
rSMIw5 Treasurer.
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The following are the officers of Mad River
Lodge of Free Masons, located at Moretown,
VT, for the year 1869:
VIM. NJ. Sawyer, w. NJ, A. G. Preutiss,
S. w, E. G. Hooker, j. W., N. r. Spaul-
ding, Tres, Z. j.. Deavitt, Sec F. Parker,
5. D., l.. S. Baily, j. D., j. D.. Evans and
VIM. L. Leland, Stewards, Rev. VIM. B.
Howard, Chaplain, Charles Dale, Tyler.
The celebration of Christmas in the Metho-
cess. The house was beautifully trimmed
with evergreen, and we'll lighted, and the
notices and emblems deserved the praise
they received. Brief and happy speeches
were made by Rev. VIM. B. Howard, I j.
Deavitt and E. W. Bisbee, and plenty of
sweet music prepared the happy crowd that
surrounded the Christmas tree to relish its
many manners of fruit that were then shed
to make merry the hearts of both the young
and old who had met to wish and be wished
a = Merry Christmas"
DRAMATIC AND HUMoRoUs READING -The
last St. Johnsbury CaicdoH'au his the follow
ing
The third reading in this place by Mr.. c
d. Robinson Of Portland, was given in tn
town hall on Monday evening, to a large and
delighted audience. Mr.. Robinson's selec-
ions seemed very judicious, and he was in
good voice. lie began with the " Bells
which is evidently his masterpiece and
followed with :. The Na~gabonds," by Trow-
bridge, which he rendered with telling effect.
That sparkling piece, The One-Horse Shay,
by Holmes, was third on the programme, and
then followed Dickens " Death and burial
of Little Nell" the Charge of the Light
Brigade, and that inimitable piece of wit,
:. Father Pills Subscription List" Daring
the evening he read " Shamus o Brien, - and
the plea OF Mr.. Buzfuz, (from Pickwick), and
some thought these the gems of the evening.
We think when Mr.. Robinson visits our
town again, he will secure a larger audience
as every one seems greatly pleased with the
entertainment
We understand that Mr.. Robinson is to
visit Montpelier next week, though we are
unadyised Of the evening. We hear from
other sources than the above, that Mr.. Robin
son gives an entertainment worthy Of the
most generous and intelligent patronage, and
we trust our people will give him a full
house.
THE WEArnER-always a fruitful theme
for the p~aragraphist's pen-has been quite
~changable the past week-at times mild anc
genial as May, then raining fu%riously, anc
finally closing with a grand fall of ten inches
Of snow. But little wind accompanied tn,
snow storm, and railroad trains have mad,
fair time.
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MARRIAGES

IN Rochester June Oh, by Rev. Geo. :. Guernsey, Mr.
OTIS T. TUCKER, Of Hancock, and Nus HATTIE
r.. MING, Of Fipfon.
In N~orthh-Id, a. the Northh-ld House, Jan. IO;h, BY
Rev. VIM. :. HaEen. FRANK A. TRASk and Ars.
ANELfA l.. NICHOLS. 10th Of Warren.
In ihghrate, att le N. Z. Parsonage, Dec. 23f, by Rev.
H.. F Austin. assisted by Rev Robert Mccullough Of
tie Canada Wesleyan conferences. VILLA ]. II NR-
RINGTOS Of Highgate. and NARY ?. ROBINSON,
daughter # Rev. James Robinson ofthe vi. Conference.
Ia Montpelier, al the Pavilion, Dec. 25th- by Rev. J.
Gill. BRADLEY u. HUSE, Of Barre, and LAURA
MT Of Waterbury.
In Barton. oct -. BY Rev. C Il. Biekr1rd. Mr.. ED
WARD q. VARNEY, Of Barron, and hIa JULIETTA
CHVR ~ Of CuyeutTy-
Atthe NJ. +. Parsonage, by the same. Oct. Is, Mr..
CHARLES Z. SiSCO Of Barton, and hlss FLORA W.
FARK OF GioVer-
oct. % Mr.. JOSEPH l. and MISS MARY
B~ELLEVILLE, both Of Barton.
At The NJ. E. Parsonage, Nov.4 hv the zane, Mr.
JAMES BUSWELL OF Barton, and Miss sOPHRONIA
4. WELLS Of Albany.
AT the s1me place, Dec. %, Nj. THEADORE P.
SklNNER Of Albany, and Miss HARRIET A. NET
CAL p OF Trssburgh.
At the N. Z C1u-eh, on Christmas Eve, By the same.
Mr.. ALIEN :. GIFFIN Of keene y. H., and Mss NIRA
81. LOVEJOY Of Landof, Nh
Atthe NJ. .. Par-nn tgs. Dec. 81, By The same, Mr..
FRANK c. HUNTER of Albany, and Miss ADDIE N.
PIERCE Of Burke.
In West Berkshire, Dec. 2sth. by Rev. W. D. xaIeom
MARI DUFENY ana MARY E. Z both O
Berkshire.
Nov. i7th. by Rev. J. V. Bemis. Mr.. EUGENE ?
PIERCE OF Lyndon, and Miss ELLEN n. WALrEE
OF Burke.
Also by the same. Dec. 31th, Nj OSE CLARK
Jchnsbury.
Also by the same. Jan. l, MAJOR ROBBINS Of Crafts
bury, and Miss CARRIE LIE ACH, of Woleott-
Ia Sheldon, Dec, -. by Rev. D. Austin, Mr.. L. w
White and Miss :. A. HOLMES, both OF Fairasld.
By the same, and in the same place, Mr.. C.. ID. WAIT
and Miss =. =. HAIR, both of Fairfield.