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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

LOCAL BREyITIEs.-The letter carricrS' con-
yentlon win assemble In this city on Monday.
The meetings VIII DO held In Temperance
Hall. III
Franklin White, living on Twenty .aflh
street, near N, was on Thursday night badly
cut with razor while engaged In quarrel
with his "home folks.n Medical aid was
furnished him, and he VIII probably recover.
About 2 O'Clock yesterday morning fro
tenth street and q street north belonging to
Mr.. John MeOlellAnd. The building was
totally destroyed, but was fully insured. =
Police matters are still unlmportAnt, the
arrests yesterday being principally drunk
and dlsordeTly persons. -. -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15

Y .w1saISarps, D. e. e., BssSnbsf IS, 1899,
Or hspetliion Of AzgL S. Lyman, Of New York,
N, Y, pTAyihI for the extension Of 4 patent
granted 10 him on the 18th day OF March, lib6, for
~ Enlargement In method Of CooliBG AID Ven.
ulAtinI Rooms, Ae.
II q ordered that the testimony Ia the case be
closed on the 22d day Of February neNtI that the
time for hliug ArEu mentH and the EKaminSr'S 70.
port be limited % tho 9th day Of March nOHt, and
that said petition be hoard on the 9th day 81 March
lhy person may oppose thls s8tsnslsR.
d.,,7.Ma o!I hhosL :; hhR,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-15
IJNlTED TATE pATEET GgFTIoE, :,

UNITED sESr 1a1l p1GENbp 9SIE bSi n ,s.s
p ga ne petition Of cT5gs RosssIs, o. Three
praying for the extension Of a patent gTinlsd 10
them 90 The 18Th day of March, 1896, for an In.
proysmept In Grain BepAratoTsi
IL L. ordered that the testimOny In the case be
elosed on the f1d day q February neztI that the
time for hlihg arguments aud the ENamineTis Te-
port be limited 10 the 9TH day VI March nexl, and
.eAl sad petition DO heard on the 9th day Of
ARy person may oppose this eEtelslop,
a,,,,.Msw od ShMuEL s lsaERi
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

national nnances vere conducted the scale, the
expenses per annum would be VI loo pcOo AHer dis
cussing tho canal policy registration laws tne rn and
and land grants Gev. Hswey said that he missed its
a scatbng criticism OF Gov. Hoffman "a mere figure
head OF Tammany The Hon. A. r. smith OF Cortland
was next introduced He said that the Republlcans OF
the XxIIId District ready for the bate OF Tuesday
The German Republicans OF Niagara held a
very enthusiastic meeting IN Colts Hall, Suspension
Bridge last week. Mr.. Daniel Elsheimer presiding
stirring speeches made In German by Mr.. Raphael
We'll OF Sew-YorkC ty and In Engs by the Hon. Geo.
d. Lamont and the Hon. L. X. SanbOrn. There o
large attendance OF Germans and great interest
manifested.
The Hon. George NJ. Rawson, candidate for
Special County Judge. addressed spirited Republican
meeting in Hamlin, Monroe County Friday evening.
Mr James X Thompson attempted to make a speech
against the Republican candidate for Congress-the
Hon. volney r. Brown-but promptly hissed down
by the audience the disturbance resulting In vigorous
cheers for the candidate.
The largest political meeting ever held in
the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards Of Albany was
held on Friday night last by the Republicans. Langs
HaI-a large one-was packed. James Kilbowen was
the principal speaker of the evening. The Republicans
In the southern portion OF the city rallied on the same
were present speech in their language being made
by Mr. f. Labeschiner Messrs. springfield and Baer-
man addressed the meeting in English, and s. V. r.
elade, esq" presided.
The Hon. Mahlon Chance Of Ohio addressed
large sssemblage OF Republicans In BallstOn Spa,
Saratoga County, on Wednesday. This is the second
time Mr. Chance has addressed the people Of that dis
trict and The Baiston Journal that he will
never fail to attract q large audience
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
TAMMANY's OPINION.

To fhe Fdifor oT IN, Tribun,
c. r.
DIR: III seems TO me that the learned cOunsel
for Tammany Hall have I'm tbe second mart OF their on-
a.. ....-,--,| =, " ~ -
ion o'cIiooked the following points:
First That the amendment 10 the Constitution upon
which they RELY declares the right OF the people TO
secure against Unreasonable seizures
Are the learned counsel OF opinion that II s an un-
reasonable seizure u arrest person who ia committing
onse against the law OF the land or breach the
peace at the polls thereby not only inurng persons
in his immediate vicinity keeping others from vot
ing, worse STILL cheating them OF their rightsf
Second The provision Of the Constitution quoted, 40
Tar s concerns warrants, only guards against tner
abuse by Issuing them without good but that
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
CAMPAIGN SONG.
Ai--RED, WHITE, AND BLUE.


Written at the request of the Republican
ate Committee by William Ross Wallace, author Of the
sword Of Bunker Hnl." Keep Step to the Music OF
JniOn." sc.
On with the Republican Banner.
And under IL oOnquering form
For the right tits a rainbow o. heaven
On wrong an invtncibe storm
IL saved us aud keeps us nation,
With Government firm, honest, great,
Aud soon shall Integrity only
Have hand on the helm OF our state
CbOrHs-By all the successes knew,
Ev'ry fraud till it's slain We II pursue.
Stamp, stamp down corruption. and triumph
With WoOdfOrd the strong, tried and true
Around his broad brow are the laurels
or high civic victories cured;
A lion he leaped for the Union,
When Treason her hurricanes hurled.
Must wisdom skill, culture, and virtue
Be in good Governors span
Then God who with these so enriched him,
says, " WOOdfOrd for New-Iork's the man u
ChorNs-By all the successes we knew, &c.
What grand State wen have when he's chosen
The whole OF this fraudulent Power
That preys ON her giant resources
To TOphet dashed down from that hour
The mighty Canals rightly managed
The Common School Sy stem maintained;
The soul of Equality never
By any sect-bribinG profaned!
ChOrtss-By ali the successes we knew, &c.
Work work for the battle is soundingI
To rest for moment Is crime;
For never had Justice such chances
Uncle sam guards the Ballot hH time
Hark bark from the thrOats OF ten thousands
Loud warnings Of earnest men rise
WOe-wOe to all Ballot BOX-Stuffers
WOe--wOe to all FOrgers OF Lies
Chorus-By all the successes We knew, &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
LAST NIGHT.
THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS,

The various political headquarters were
thropged last evening by those who came for the pur-
pose of attending the distribution OF men at the poll
ing booths the Of posters throughout the
CITY the assortment Of ballots and other preparations
tr the election The OF the Young Democracy at
No s25 Broadway filled TO overfowng at an early
hour OF the evening. The prominent members OF the
marty met at the Madison Park HOTEL which was soon
thronged by friends OF the candidates. Judge LedWth
as hnsv signing commissions for Supervisors, as also
,Yre the other candidates present All express conn
dance that the United states authorities "Oud enforce
The iobbes OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel leading TO the
roos ~ the Republican State Committee, were crowded
with men who were discussing the canvass anu ,.e
nrobable result The rooms OF the COMMITTEE were III
iered v nh hooks pamphlets and papers relating 70 th
eleetion Al small side Office two clerks were writhg
warrants for the apprehension OF repeaters VINO nave
been "spotted." These warrants were tigh,a pl
limited states Commissiouer and required the Marshal
or his deputies bring the persons
him or some Judge or Justice Of the Unlten 1stes
Dumer ~ Denntv Marshas were sworn In at THIS place
by Commissioner Shields who stated that w
the day, and IN different parts or the ci,y, ne
had sworn in about 1000 deputies, anu "oiieveu
that there were now about 5000 IN thS
Thurow Weed Collector Murphy, Gen arthur "iiliiin @
OrtOn Surveyor Cornell and lie Grand B Cahnon, "oio %
among those present at the Fifthaye rooms ~ ~
Broadway, thirty clerks were busiy preparing hnuaNis
and examining Supervisors books Whhe Comm
Davenport swOre numbers Of men rs HnpeiVlsors Wy
Election. John Grdley engaged AZ the f"VIns On
F1fth-aye and Twenty sccJud8t.. dbliDullAE D'''t'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

To The German rioters Of tie YIN Congress Dis
triet-FELLow- CITIZENS Remember the eloquent nd
dress OF Mr. Elnger In meeting and vote for
Horace Greeley. the warm friend OF the oppressed the
veteran champion OF liberty, progress and civilization
Of aoual rights for all men. irrespective Of
dtion: the inexorable enemy OF corruption-tho man
WIN has done more for the development OF free schools
than any other living DO not be deuded with the
crv M Protection That issue does not arise In this
nsign We have In Club earnest Jealous champions
df Free Trade but like honest and true citizens.
tnr the man who deserves every effort OF every
bonest intelligent voter who comes within his
influence Horace Greeley 10 the vigorous cham
man of financial soundness and integrity, and
n ardent advocate Of spocie payment Here
Pree Trader and all can meet hm heartily after our
.tinal nnnnoss shall have been satisaC tOry settled
cu tLo question VI Free Trade can DO brought forward
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr. William Atkinson is the only Republican can
didate for Assembly in the XVIII District
Eighteenth Ward and deserves the support of every
honest voter in the district Opposed to him is the
notorious James Irving, the TammaDy Ring candi-
date, and Mr. Purcell, also Democrat. There is q
fair prospect of the election of Mr. Atkinson, and We
call upon all true Republicans to exert themselves to
the utmost in his behalf.
Notwithstanding the great reduction in the
registration from the figures OF last year II was firmly
believed by the officials and by all active and candid pol
ticians that in good many districts the number regis
tered was still much too large After the ordinary scru
tiny OF the names had been completed it was determined
to make further investigation through the PostOce De-
partment Tickets were accordingly sent to all names
concerning which there the least doubt inclosed IN
envelopes and properly mailed The letter carriers in
accordance with their regular duty reported to the Post
master the answers made at the places 10 which these
etters were addressed and at which they refused
The result was that out OF the names on the re-
0istry Over 5000 were detected who could not
be found at the places from which they regsered
In some cases the answer was Never heard Of him." in
others Hasn't lived here for over two years :" in
Others where the registry was from a liquor saloon
Don't know see him sometimes when he comes here
to take his drinks In by far the greater number OF
cases no answer at oil received, the places from
which the registry made being found to be vacant
lots bonded warehouses, lumber-yards, and the like
whoever OF the 5000 thus detected attempts to vote
day on this fraudulent registration. may make up his
mind to Terence Qunn's fate and companionship with
him in the Penitenuary.
Edwin w. Woodruff is the Republican can
ddate for Assembly in the Ist District OF Kings County
and not II L. Brown, as heretofore published.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
The DRAMA.
DRAMATIC NOTES.


Nor;a Seebach appeared in Philadelphia last
night AT the Academy OF Music as Mary Stuart
Miss Bateman acted in Edinburgh, last night,
az uary Varner-for the first time there
Boston had its theatrical sensation ion, Monday tiay
rirbt in the revival OF Hamlet at the Globe Theater
by Mr.. Fechter. :.
Nv lent is about to add liveliness and
variety TO his circus entertainment by the INTRODUCTION
Of a Cynocephalus M,
Mrs Drew. at the Arch-st Tbeater, Phila-
deinhia. has in preparation drama based on The
Mystery Of Edwin brood .
Edwin Booth has been playing in Cincinnati,
with abundant prosperity. lie Will shorty act III ftIs
Snrrh' and subsequently in Philadelphia.
George Frederick Cooke was the original
p.ooin, ip Coeman's comedy OF John Bun ''-one OF
ths recent reyiyals at wallacks Theater wnch may DO
seen tonight 49,. -:
Mr. Beckett remains this week at Lana
d.in,s Tbeaer and will contribute merriment 70 the
current peotInahhGGS1 Mr Beckett will not appear
Woods Museum TIL TIE ii'h inst
II onnears 10 us-after q long and lively
~ anerence in the business-that the only way
eI9d S journalist can thoroughly satisfy everybody
on tbe sags is TO on the theory that araso cril
cism ia branch Of the art of orhaihen'a N"'e'
NJ, and Mrs. Barney Williams have appeared
q, Mr. John r. Fords Hollidsyst Theater, In Bait.
more after absence OF four years. The
Segah on og ,ns and The Emerald Ring" being under
lined. IL.
Among the new plays by American hs Writer'S
that are lkeiy p1und 10 the Rack !" Miss Olive Lo
on One Poor Girl" which is based on story OF thst
lame nv Mr. Writ Sikes; comedy py mr. DrolSoh -
lame WnlssrJ - and comedy by Mr. Frank Stockton.
Mr. Frederick Robinson acted last with Sess ssaa@ az
,he hs theaer goers OF that city thus enjoyed
b annnrtnnity OF seeing one of the most aa
@ .e ~ our actors Last saturday, We observe
M phis"n viayed jasper. in Bachelor OF Arts
Mr. Lawrence Barrett has withdrawn ,ho fTom
an, ~ the california Thester, san Francisco sIue
latter gentle s,, In the country Mr.. Barrett,
OF the mos' .tsrrins In the West. Last week he
wss AT McVickers Theater, In ChieaRo.
c,'S. Ia,e,v read Macbeth" in Phla-
Miss V uas one OF the series Of entertainment. In
Mr. b. Pnsh star oonr.s Q, e hIsy S'e nrass
I'll Syn n,e ,ea M well AS Philadelphia critics Mss Gyn
" -, , IN York land not read snd Oh conrso,
oSs wouid do 20 II tho opportunity were any"hore
presented. ., .;o5 m .bo
Man and Wife" will be continued Of on 1ss
siage on .ne "The Heir ut Law" and Fernando aro
nhiia In progress After these reyiyais nave been
S 10 their day shall soc Mr.; Day new
NAV ,of Edwin Dsood." based on tho Dfckens rraS
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
LOCAL NOTES.

A large meeting was held last night in East
Broadway in the interest Of Dr. Hans Powell for School
Trustee,
The Board of Supervisors will meet at noon
on Tuesday next organize a Board OF County Can
vassers, and canvass the votes given At the election
to-day.
The Germans of Staten Island, many Of them
Democrats met yesterday at Bechtels Brewery and
adopted resolutions denouncng the Democratic ticket
for the county.
The Chief of Police of Newark has instructed
h-suberdinates cooperate with the United States
Marshal suppressng disorders at the elections, and
counsels them TO be forbearng fearless and impartial
An immense rally of the Republicans was held
at Westchester saturday evening. The meeting was
largest and most enthusiastic ever held in the
town. The Hon. Chauncey N. Depew and Others made
stirring addresses.
The several political headquarters at Brook
yn were thrOnged last evening by citizens who came TO
their ballots and discuss the prospects of sue
cess It il believed that Boss Mclaughlin, the
the leader OF the Rng who Is candidate for Register
will scratched" to-day by large number OF voters
OF his own party.
Affidavit was made before Commissioner at
Morristown, yesterday, by NJ. n. Byram, leading man
OF the county which the charge OF forgery and fraud
Is made against Jerome Stout Democratic candidate
for Sheriff Ii is alleged that Mr. Stout, having been
intrused with a letter by Mr. Byram, addressed To
new spaper OF MOrristOwD, opened the envelope, and
the contents TO suit his ideas, had the same
pubiS another newspaper, thus making the letter
conform 10 his plans Mr. Byram, IL ia sad Will prose
cute stout to the fullest extent OF the law.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

The coffee and spice mills of A. ID. Thurber,
on the first and portion OF the second floors Of No. la
Reade-st, damaged by fire yesterday, s25oo; In
sIred for 600 by the Corn Exchange Company. Joseph
Bragg paper bag manufacturer the second noOr lost
$500 Insured Geo. Howe's chocolate and cocoa manu-
factory, on the third floor damaged $500. The
building, owned by Joseph MacOy, was damaged sl,oo
insured.
The delegates of the North Eastern Singers
Union New-York Section, comprising &c German sing
ing societies OF this city and neghborhood met at the
Germania Assembly Rooms last evening, Theodore
Ueidepfe,d presjding A musical programme for the
singing festival held in this city next Summer was
adopted aud 1t resolved to hold bweeky rehearsas
The Committee OF Arrangements delegate from each
societywas completed. and the Hon Marcus 0tterpurg
OF Iiederkranz Society elected President, ana
H. L. Oesterrech OF the TeutOnia Mannerchor, Secre-
tary Ii also resolved 70 hofd festival OF the pupils
OF the OF the organization on December 10
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
WHAT'S THE MATTER.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR Ny brother, Thomas McCabe, was killed
by pistol-shot by Policeman Thomas Herman or
Kearns on the 18th day OF September in lss on Second
ave. between Thirty first and Thirty-secondsts. The
Coroner committed the murderer without ball, after
hearing the testimony OF witnesses. The Grand Jury
snbsedenty indicted him, and he was bailed for trial
He has nevertheless, from that time TO the
present continued on duty as policeman
For two years 1 have been constantly visiting
Dstrict- Attorney Garvin, and urging him 10
bring the murderer justice. But Mr. Garvin still fais
10 do So putting off upon one preeIt or another
sometnes saving he Is too busy and lately saying he
defer N on account OF the election As my brother
was Committing no ofenseas the policeman shot MN
while neareaby standing at his door without excuse
or for doing SOL think the murderer should De
held 10 account and that he will be tried unless District
Attorney Garyn has political reason Tor shielding
him from Justice Mr. Garvin has now DELAYED the case
Tor two yearcan he not be compelled TO bring the case
peacefal citizens mercy Of policemen VINO choose
TO shoot them dOwni , ~, r-,o,,..o, ana
York. Nov. s, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
DIED.

DIED.
BowSBon seventh das Saturday the 's inst Biz, B0"ns
The aud friends Of the family respectfully invited 20 .ttend
d.y sth inst at o'clock remains viii be ke1 Flushing
for inteuent
pR PoRD-A Nice France Sunday Nov Charles D. DePOrd
DOB-Iu Brookyn on Sunday, Nov g. Mrs Cst s-ine Dob
and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
her Crowe Gore, old No 2l4, new No "a
Carlton Brookyn
HAMMONDIn this city, Saturday morning. Nov Lyd VIE Oh
BAyILANDAt Rye westcbester n T. Sunday evening Olive
dndse wife Of John Havi.nd sssi y''T So, Train,
New Haven Depot at and W Carriages NJ" be in
waiting at the Mamsoueck Depot
j. Nov Anna Mary daughter OF m j.
Elizabeth b. Mcclure, in the 18th yea' Of hersge -,
Funeral services at the PresberaI Church freehon a.
Trains leave how-iork a. CLOCK N VIA oorahdL
st Ferry.
MowRR-u city Sunday morning Nov sarah A. widow Of The
The friends Of the family invited to attend ber funeral
near Pfy-sirth-st, ednesdsy, 9Th inst, at ii a. m
yoRvBLI-A New Brighton L. Saturday Nov Joseph L. NOrv
Pnd. my invited TO ssend the funeral from the residence
OF his father G Eorse "Wednesday Nov att Carriages
vii waiting oaaIanas % Landing on the 'r
PECK-suuday. Nov. g. W. B. Peck aged lyeAn . -
The friends Of the family td 10 attanf the uner
evening the without further notice The vnAns
viii be taken TO New Haven for lntenneot
PosT-Aths residence whitestOas on Psi day 9th nt'
His friends an relatives invited to attend the fune at the Fnends
Meeting House Flushing L. Pourth day Wei1esday 4. loi
O'clock a m without notice. The remains viii be taheu to
Westbary. L. l., for intermcnt
sIMPKSS-A his residence Brooklyn on SUNDAY nov o. '"nh
smpkins In the 10Th year Of his age.
Particulars Of funeral hereafter
sTARR-on SUNDAY morning Nov. g. George H. Start
Of his parents No 81 hoon ruessy Nov Z" 9ooes NJ
IxoN-Tbe IIou socsl Club hereby notified 70
iso q u aner.l Of our h.s member George H.
ssn BY order Of tho Club GEO. W. v.NNork, Pre'deat
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
THE NEWS GROWING BETTER.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. This city has never
Asd 80 quiet and orderly election Not single act
Of violence is reported Seven companies OF regulars
with two Gatln guns and the militia were held In reati-
ness in case OF need and the Democrats considered
themselves as much protected as the Republicans.
According 70 the returns thus far received the city is
Republican by not less than SOO the State by 10000
Pour out OF FIVE Republican Congressman are elected
The With District doubtful syphers majority in the
LIST District is estimated at 1000 Sheldon, lid District
10000 Darral lid District 5000 MeCleery, lVth Dis
trict, 1000 The Legislature is largely Republican.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
WITH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

To The EdItOr OF The Trlbune.
SIR: As nominee of the With Assembly
District who retired In favor of Horauo ~ Twombly.
desire to express my qualification at the selection Of
who is so emineDty qualified by high character and In
tegence TO represent the district in the Legislature Of
the state Mr Twombly. who did not seek the nOmna-
ton but who consented TO has tho confidence
OF all true Republicans not only but OF the community
generally He can be elected Let US not fail 10 elect
him. GEo w. CLARK.
Eer. York Nov. 7.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
LOUISIANA,

4 PEACEABLE ELECTION AND AN OvERWHELM-
ING REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 1.-THE election passed
of without disturbance There every indication Of an
overwhelming Republican majority but it will be "a
hours before the particulars be ascerained. VIII
telegraph at the earliest possible moment.
II. c. WARNoIH.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

3 Cox pretends 70 advocate FrceTrade. Yea, free'
enrichlng Of the rich II for no other reason
owcizens, you should vote for Horace Greeley for
making the present glorious struggle Of Fstherand nm
derstood by the great American nation This entities
him not only to yeest gratitude but uDceasiDg
selves
The German woodford and Kaufman Campaign Club
OF the &ilIh Assembly District
a. CoHs, Secretary II. GEICKE President.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
vIrH DIsTRIcT-AN EXPLANATION.

~ f"e Edtfor OF The Trtbune.
Dir: The name of GrinDell, Minturn &
Co having appeared attached to q card opposing tho
election OF Mr.. Greeley in the With District have been
asked why opposed him. To avoid any misappre-
henon desire TO say that for some years have not
been connected with the firm Of Grnne. Minturn Co !;
that am not opposed to Mr.. Greeleys election, but
most earnestly hope he will be elected not only On the
grounds OF personal esteem but because believe In tho
protection OF American industry M. IL. GEIssELL-
Eeu- York, Nov T. lgQ
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
A rAMMANY ERAIfD-

am informed, and have reason so TO believe,
that vilainous forgery will be perpetrated my
signature IN this mornings newspapers, 10 the effect
that have withdrawn a candidate
"No surrender" Ihave not, shall not retire. am
and shall be candidate until the close Of the polls
NeD York, Nov s. THOMAS A LEDwITH
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08
THE TRIBUNE IN BROOKLYN.

To fht EdtIOr or The TrtOhHe'
SIR Can you tell me what the matter is
was riding down Of the Flatbushave. cars. in
Brooklyn this morning. and seven gentlemen and
one lady reading TRIBUNE four gentlemen reading
The Standard two The Herald. and one The Sun, and
had left THE TRIBUNE at home, otherwise there would
TRIBUNE readers in car load OF ~ pas
sengers AN EADEhOCkAI'
BROOKLYN Nov. 7, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

PLY-HARDY-O rs by Rev Hobert Chewood nd the Rev Dr.
Brown B h D. and Gertrude daughter Of tie late Charles
W. Hardy OF Portsmouth n. II. No cards
Wednesday the ID inst. at tho
the brides By Rev G. Fletcher Mr. Frank v"
Ohemn aud Miss Laura daughter Of John Chamberlain ESQ., all
OF this city.
VAN COTT-BARNEs-On Wednesday Nov 1870 al the residence
f the brides N " By Rev Charles Pahrer
Csune A daughter OF g. w. Barnes
esd No cards
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed tcith fal
nan,e and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

The following Conundrum Is going the rounds; What 3
home without wuxE1Es WILSON sEwIss-MACasEi Shaless