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THE CALIFORNIAN.
IoFFTCIAL.l
LAWS OF TIE L. >.

Passed at the Second Session OF the Forty
first Congress.
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PASTURE FOR SALE !

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il, Ai,, c r:.ipr.sir., iin ut tx ans tn'.t'
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February i",h, $50.
The remarkable surc'.z which utcn! uc.,utia-
ion oi Il Loans Of the CF>1E,I. rAriF:c EAI-EoAp
COMPANY and tic WEsIErs PA,lFIc E,LE"Nn COM
rA>y, and popularity AMI credit hich the Loan
II .vo u.ai.ta.cd L. III. u.irk.t, III in TIL country
aud Euro, e. havc -hoon mat he rst Mo't,-, ii.n
Of wi-ciy- eat ani hyuyrI' aged i.a.lro d
ltuIup Is r. co1uz i ana readily taken thr mo suit
abb ale ... outrageous form Of ve-tl..nt. yield
iu, ula,c liberal incoln than REUTER- de.iv
from Covcruu fond, md available to ke thcii
place.
Assured in l. in the election add COLLATION. Of upo
Tior Railroad Loans me- tin; great rIllic
want. uu' rendering 4 valuable -rvicc-both to tie
de.a If pi;l ani to rh,-c great \ationaI K f
internal I'm r,v,lucut ullzc intrinsic merit and -ut-
-tautil char e c.titlc the to the Of pit; and
the confidence Of .nvc-tor--we now otter with special
contidcuc. and slti-f ton tie
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03


P. T. Barnum Is lecturng In Boston on
"hoW to be happy"
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, 1t Is said, is pre-
pairing book giving the correct history OF
his mission to England.
Charles O'Connor, the Nestor Of tho New
York bar, Is lying dangerously III At his
residence at Washington Heights, near New
York.
John G. SAKE broke his arm by slipping
On the pavement at Albany, New York, re-
Gently.
An English eI-asSlstaut of Calcran, the
famous London hangman, has made appli-
cation TO the master of the Tombs to be per.
mltted to hang Reynolds, alias Breen.
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens Is i'm
proving In health and Is in very good spirits.
The second volume OF his work, "a Con-
stitutionAl View Of the War between the
states," Is now In press.
ThurloW Weeds daughter is hard at work
wedding out 1000 letters which her father,
the old man Of Albany" Intends uSlng In
his autobiography.
Hon. Robert @. Winthrop has been elected
president Of the Evangelical Alliance In
Boston.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Spencer, one of the oldest jour
nalists of Cincinnati, Is said to have lately
become Insane.
John La Mountain, the Uronaut, died al
South Bend, Ind, on Tuesday, the 14Ih Inst,
aged A years. lie made his frat ascension
from that place, and he died poor.
James CowRrdlD. the " festive youth will
the Auburn IN. ~ ringlets," made dc
clded chit" with his humorous lecture II
Richmond last week, and he has been
earnestly requested to repeat the same.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

WITH POWER comes responslblllty-a
truism which the champions Of woman's
enfranchisement too often forget. Ifwomen
will vote as citizens, they must perform
other and loss pleasant duties, heretofore
confined to the voting sex. Jury duty, for
example, they must expect to perform.
Eleven ladies have been drawn in the list Of
Jurors In county in Wyoming Territory,
where female suffrage Is an accomplished
fact. "The excitement caused by this pro-
ceediug Is Immense" says the telegraphcr.
There is smack Of irony in the remark, no
doubts but the assigned cause of the excite
ment points a moral which the thougbtless
overlook.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

An INTERESTING CASE (Hlckman vs.. HEX
mani has Just been decided In Ohio. This
was libel for divorce brought by tho wife,
who alleged "three acts Of violence and gen
eral unkind treatment" on the part OF her
husband. There seems TO have been only
one serious ASSAULT but Judge Force, who
gave very elaborate and interesting opin-
Ion, held that this was sufficient to warrant
a decree OF divorce. "When," he said,
"the barrier Of reverence which surrounds
q lady's person is once broken through by
blow, when a husband has once found 1t a
possible thing to strike his wife, what guar.
auty is there that he will not do i again ~
Certainly this Is a case In which a woman
should be len at entire liberty to judge for
herself; and no law should compel her
against her own Judgment to risk a repeti-
ton OF Violence,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

CArTAIN HALL's LEcTURE.-vIce Presl-
dent Collar will preside at the lecture OF
Captain G. +. Hall relative to the Arctic re-
gions, which he Is to deliver at Lincoln Hall
on Saturday evening next. The Ladies'
Christian Association will take charge Of
the proceeds, and see that they are used to
carry out Captain Halls purpose Of reliev-
Ing the poor OF this city, and the wife Of
Rev. Or. Newman aud other ladies arc lu-
teresting themselves greatly Iu the matter,
and We hear that they are selling tickets at
handsome rate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

4 McETISG PAPER coolly claims that II
"glvos more thorough, complete aud correct
reports Of the City Council proceedings than
any other paper" That is Just exactly what
the Star claims TO do, In which claim we are
sustained by the members Of the boards and
those who arc present during the proceed.
ings.
Just so neighbor. Set up all the claims
you want to. If you had copied Alderman
Connolly's speech from the REPUBLICAN you
would have had 1t a little more correct for
It was put In type at this office from Mr..
C.'s manuscript, he having handed his brief
remarks to our reporter. So there can be
no mistake about our report Of the speech
being correct. Mr.. Connolly's chirography
Is so elegant that we propose to have ii pho
tographed and framed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

FROH a cursory glance At some horrible
statistics relating TO Philadelphia, II Is found
there are $4,000 victims Of the Social eylP'
within It's Ilmits. That Is bad enoughi but
what shall DO said Of the decentralization
which creptes a demand for such = populR'
toni Must the infGmy attach to the aban-
donsd women, and not 10 Ihe abandoned
mgni Ought there TO DO no other relOTma'
tories than those now In sGlltsneei
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

In ONE Of the towns Of the Saginaw river,
Mich, band Of girl thieves was lately dis
covered, thoroughly organized and onleered,
numbering sOms ten or more. The mem
bers of this band were all girls OF the ages
Of ten TO hfteen, and they belonged to some
Of the most respectable families OF the place.
Their depTedailOns were mostly carried on
among the dTy-goods dealers, aud seem TO
have been altogether done In a wild, dare
devil and wAntOn manner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

TT PURCHASER Of an old trunk adyer-
tlSsd as unclaimed property by the Uni-
ted States Express Company proved TO con-
tain only some Valueless articles and dirty
clothing. On his arrival at home the trunk
was converted into receptacle for wood,
and, being partially demolished, II was con-
yerted into klndllng-Wood. Between the
wood and zinc bottom was found SS,OS5.
The trunk bore no marks to indicate who
the owner might have been, and the most
reasonable supposltlon is that IL was shipped
to come fictitious name, and contained stolen
money, which, either BY the interference OF
arrest or from fear Of detection, remained
uncalled for.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION OF the
SABBATH IN lLLINoIs.-The miscellaneous"
committee Of the Constitutional convention
were earnestly beSeged by petitions from
the Hebrews and Seyenth-day Baptists TO
embOdy into the constitution u provision en-
forcing the seventh day Of the week as a day
Of rest and worship under the Fourth Com
mandment. II was urged that, as the oh.
seryRnce Of all other days rested upon the
mere usage Of society, or some argument Of
practical utility, while this rested on Divine
command, as we'll as utility, the only eiTcc-
tuAl mode Of bringing the public conscience
20 favor Sabbath laws was TO adopt that day
Of the week for the observance Of which a
Divine command could be quoted. In oppo-
sltion 70 these there were petitions asking
the convention 10 disregard the Fourth Com
mAndment, BY requiring all men to rest and
worship on the first day OF the week instead
Of the seventh. But there were some mem
bers who doubted the power Of the conyen-
tlOn 10 interfere with the decalogue 10 the
interest Of the BeVenth.day Baptlsts. Tho
committee were, therefore, At their own re.
quest, discharged from further considern-
ton Of the subJeet.-oAied0o Tribune, Feb
rudrV "a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

THE WOMEN OF Vermont are quite as anT-
lous for suffrage as In Massachusetts, and
the men more ready to grant II. "rhey arc
q little afraid OF our religious principles"
writes one Of the campaign speakers, sand
our matrimonial relatlonsi but when once
we have assured them that we have been
brought up at the feet Of Gamallel, and
taught after the perfect manner OF the lawi
that we are each the wife OF one husband,
with no desire 10 be divorced, they are salts
ned, and give us the most respectful atten-
-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

AMONG the packages bid OF at an auction
sale Of express packages at Hartford, last
week, wac a lot Of love letters written BY
young lady who, having married, requested
Ia heaFtlessly giving a series Of evening read
lnga from them at hls clearinghouse,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

"a MAN who Is liberal In advertising is
liberal in trade, aud such a man succeeds
while HIS neighbOr with Just as good goods
falls and drops out of market" Horace
GTsslU,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03
n sTSssE q the Law fiSSPRFs cALLA 49,. ~


RS-OCOUPATlONA A1LM6nTB,-
- frsshI pure ayr = yt.sliLlHg sllElT.
restricted Ieesss to this iBylsibls, bot powerful
AllmulAnt, needs psdiolnAl ihIigoTAht OF some
klnd. The great object should be to choose the
beat. Popularity y = pretty good EuAraHtao o.
merit in this seTuhnlIiag ahd i5tslliIa Ags, and
stand bret among the inyiEYtating aEd TeGulal;
persons enEAEsd IN indoor employ mshts, ,espe.
best possible ventilation the atmosphere ID always
10 some degree polluted, thiG sAlubTiouG VsGsta-
bic toAis Il peculiarly adapted. The nature 81 the
lhuediehts Il no mysteTy. II consists Of an ALSO
lately pufe dihusiVe ltimulAut, tiuotuIsd-OT
rather GuTehaUed-Wilh the a. id extracts Of HAnA.
tous roots and bATkA and herbs. The phATma-
cop0lA has itA uuctuTes, but what are theyf The
juice Of only single root or bark or plant ID
present In each, Mol one Of them combines The
three pToperliee OF tonic, an Alternative and az
ApeTisnt All these elements are blended ia the
BittaTsI nor are these the sun Of its mOtieihAl
Ieeommendltlo3s Ills also blood dspursnt And
The bSlsfui eject which air that has bees par.
Ing produces on ths vital oTElRlIGIion, is noto.
rious, and when TO this deyltAIiIed Atmosphere is
SupeTAdded the mephItio VApOT OF hot air far
nAesl, II becomes deleteTiOus and depressing In
the extreme. To enable the system 10 bear mp,
even for few hours each day, aERinHt the dehill-
tAung influence Of a EiuAted atmosphere q whole
sons tonic and Alternative IL urgently REQUIRED.
This grand desiderAtum IL Supplied in HOslstleT's
BitteTs, which, asa strength sustAihtnE, health :
protesting agent has no rival either AmOnE on :
elnAl or advertised medicines, feb25sost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

SMEs A OAHD.-A Clergyman, while
~ residing In South America as missionary,
Of Nervous Weakness, .EATly Decay, DissGss Of
the Urinary And Seminal OTEAnG, aud the whole
yioiOus habits. Great nqmbors have bssA cured
~ this noble remedy. Prompted by \ desire 10
the recipe for preparing AID using tEis medicine,
In scaled envelope, 10 any one who needs IT, IREH
o. oaARaA Address , -. r.
Os9.em Station D. BlhIS House, New Yosk UilY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN, on BinEls and
Welded Lfs-ths dangers OF &c libaey and the Joys
Of trua hArTiAEe-yih sanitary aid Tor those who
are 10 any way untitled for matrimonial happlneA1,
Sent free,in sealed envelopes. Address, H0WAHD
ASSOCIATION. Box p, Phlat6lphlA, Peansyl-
VAniA. iAU.Am
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

80 COUNTY, D. O, OOfOBBR0, $50
This Court having deemed II e91due,ye 70 the
public Interests 10 Open = new road In tbs county
Of WAshlnGton. D. U. to meet With the SANDY
sprlngs road from the Distet limo 10 intsTsset the
lenf0Tk Of the Rock Greek Church road, and also
70 change . portion 81 the len fork OF the Rock
Creek CkuIeh road through the lands Of hesfE,
C0ksrAld. BuTT and 0TRmmeT, and having caused
the sane 10 be surveyed by the county auTysyer,
Ahd plat Of the same prepar'd ihd Died n the
once Of the clerk Of this eOurtg ell persona later
sstsd In said roads, or either Of them, And who
may have any objections theieto, are hereby noti:
Aed TO present such objections 10 this oOurt n
their next regular meeting, on the hrst Monday In
March next II any objections are made this Court
will then Hnd there heat them. 0E'
tS-SiWsS EfCH'S CALLAE, CisIk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

Total nine mOnths. $500 so5,Ta6 s1Ia.TesB 2i
surplus revenues. e7,lIo,g7S
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

STALLION FOR sALE-BT
l. Imported Sovereign. out Of Katy DAIllnG.
This hsrss Is q beAuilfal bFoua, leK haA4s high
gree In turfFeSt'tsr hAs oPRSTtHSity ~ sSSsd'
AylEAniA avenue, nhl.lMs
L 57d PenAavlVAnlA AvehuO, bstWeeh IsuT-
and. half And EiHth streets. Apply TO n. ..
JOHNSTON, opposite. W fsst-9u
EIsHLNg LAEDINo AEp CoXPLETE oUTlTT
II FOR RkhT, called Tullp Mn, mar Pert
walhipE tons ASIylAna. Apply 10 \. g. johns
TON, No. 3oe Ps9hlylyAllA hVsHus, sstyssa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

. Issis: a 'Ras.fpii.s. .SSTe S si..snss
H9T HAshiagI2n, and can b. addIeN,sd. ''silyST
He wi Iie0nlihus 70 fprn Fruit aud shade Trees,
ShTuebery, 6e., As heretofore from carefully So
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

MRS. gRANt'b hhCkfTIONs.
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the
hours Of 9 and 1 p. IN.
sPEAKBB BLAINE's RECEPTIONS.
SPEAKER BLAtSE's next reception will be
on Friday evening, March 18th, from to II
o'clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03

RNsF. MILIAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER
~ OIL. pure aud reliable, obtAinsd from
yet produced Sold By ~ FSsiSeIESlS srgSEssts.
oetf9-7aWu 1s3 Broadway, New York.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03
Wanta.

WANTIp..A LOAN OF IRON $4,000 TO
w 10000, On paper sseursd By Improved
s: inisrs'e Idirss 2iO ISi sif.s is s6ar iS'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-03
Amusements, Etc.


Carl Ross, O. D. Hess 4 Co., Directors, p. De
Yiyo, Business Manager. II. Jackson stage MAN
East THREE NIGHTS AND ANAT1NEE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-30
Good News at last.

DIR. FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF THE
MEDICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE To UFALrH-a
work OF surprising interest and value to all per.
sons suffering from exhausted vitality, premature
decline, spcrMatorrhUl, or any OF Is sequences,
AMI mmutely describing the various symptoms Of
these nsilious diseases, with plain, common sense
directions for their treatment and curc-may he
conGdeniially consulted upon all chronic, delicate
and complicated I'll scasCs in either sey ai TIE
PEOPLES MEDICAL INSru1 rE Va. lmlan'h
street, Ro-joU, Mass. Every sufferer should con
salt DR.. Morrill, His large experience OF over
thirty wears, dealing with every discard incident
to humanity, enables him 10 guarantee u care IN
Gl caraL,c castS. in shorter time 1nl 81 les eN-
pen,e AMI Inconvenience t. The Paiicui t'an Is
usually iaeuucdwayn resort Is had 10 les mex
pcrcnccd physie.3nS. GAEL ASD sEE HIN. lie
VIII describe your disease without any iniorma
Lon fron yoa. aud cuc you wihou; the uSe Of
harsh and dangerous rcmcdhs, ollcn pcril'uS 10
health auG life The MEDICAL tpyIsEa, with his
circulars THE EurEEoK's rILL," and "lu'
IoUTANr FACTS" VIII be sent Co any address On
receipt of ten cents. Address cor call SO ~. 8
EULrl>Cn sTElET GosrcN, Mas. Oiicc hours
from in tic morning, to lvo'cl'ck in lie evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-30

tbs PORTLAND IENN~rRrT is 20 hc
greatly enlarged aul improved with thc
beginning ol It's thiry-ihh volume in
March next, ,hc price 10 remain un-
changei--S1 90, ycsr ia advance. More
Stories. tulier M.,ySr, K ports, and Agri
cultural Miscellany. AMI more extended
News Department, aud New Type. are
among the intended Improvements. To
al ucT Subscribers, thc TEANScGrT viii
bc sen; fourteen multis for the price OF
oac yeag. By it, clubbing arrangements
with al, the leading Mag zines and News
papers. the entire reading ml,,er Tor =
family, (cNcep, the local pager which it
Is the duty Of every citizen pltronize)
can Dee had ai he l)rS po>Sijl, rFss.
Enough can bee saved ON two Magazines
10 pay ,he whole subscription price of the
TG,N>cMPr Specimens of the IRAN
SCRIPT and Circulars with fu., H., Of
Periodicals c,u5belwith and their prices.
sent tree TO any who apply Address
ELwElL. PACKARD X Co. PORTLAND, Nh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-30
OUR TABLE.

The Christmas LOcket. e holiday number
o.. H... .ut \eW. D. q very pretty ana ia
.xp.. r. yr containing % l.sl-ilIi Christmas
ts..t. v..a l.. mu-l. by Nclle,,-ohu. and uy -lii
-t.r.., aud poeUl~ Tor tbe holidays Il comprises
aa.tt -.Noctyu ps-e-, with an illurn. mattel cover.
..usI- f.r -sle o., .GI B.ok aud NeUs,iraler-.-
I.r - - CEN go. (which 10 wan oe mailed, post
.aiI 6y addressing Ge1 4 coolidge Business
Agent iel.- ODD cad Nsr," care u Roberts Bros
Pa.l-lei., IS Washington street.. Boston.
The GaIa1y. for january. open, ,h- ll,h vol
Of tli, very eVcelIeu, iy--It is iull Of good
readable material continued and completed $50
ri,,. as 3 articles ~ great merit aud value Mark
Twain th, great Hum,r.-,. writes for ,he Galaxy
every month. The january number gives the por
trali 0; "a oeaa-isJl l,ly, rs % type ot American
beauty Teru- slgia year New York.
The Little CorpcrsTs school Festival,
N,.J. s, received % Is rich In fresh. original
dialogue, J,b.cauN, e.larad5-, and other exercises
fl-Gav and sabbath .heol festivals, exhibitions.
& Ouly -oct ycar.
The Little Corporal. beautifully Illustrated,
anJ greatly enlarged au1 Improved, is offered with
The SCHOOL FESTIVAL for q 50 e year.
Halls Journal Of Health. for January. is
received The article on Pies. Pastries and
Pu5I.uc-,' which asserts that they are health
fa and more nutritious than ugoiied steaks, roast
beef or boiled bam. viii De read with surprise. by
many The odd fashioned way Of eating these
s-,i.e- 90 tie lssr.D.uS o. dinner, Is unaoubted-
d, the best for the heshh. Published by Hurd
Hou-B,on York, at s q 50 year.
Woods Household Magazine, FOR Dee Is
very charming DSnuel 81 This excellent family
Journal coat .as 81. ,agtmeu., cor parents Dung
men. yuulg vynIen sl,, c,. lgen. besides a mis-.
.,aseo8~ department and piece II music
ONLY 81 OBJ year, New 1urgh y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-12-30
Farm for Sale.

fNIIE subscriber beng about 10 move East Of
| Icrs his Farm for sale situated IN the town Ut
Hanover on the north SIDE ui the Andre ~cogcin
river. known r. the willis Farm. bring one oi the
best iann- in said Hanover. said Farm consists
of about $50 acres of land. Of which - ac rs Is
luvcryalc suitable Tor tillagc aud moving and OF
the best quality. ou said river: usually cui> from
- 20 - tons OF the hest quality OF hay, which can
Ice cut with a npwing.ul tchiuc.
Also "A good Fruit Orchard, and one Of the best
Sugar Orchards Ia said town; sufficient wood and
timber, ami good, large pasture; goot buildings
IN good repair.
Said Farm j., situated about iwo miles from
Hanover village and about eight miles from Beth
fl depot,
Slil Farm can bc bought v'gy cheap II applied
iol -oon, and terms OF payment made easy, 10 -ult
the purchaser.
F6y further psriicullrs, inquire OF \ Il kNArr.
Hanover village, or tho subscriber, on the prcmi
SIS, WIN. -. STRAW.
Hanover, Dee -, l>71.
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rwenty-Scven Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident TO Females
has placed DIR. DOW Mt the head of all physicians
making such practice speciality, and enables him
to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in The
worst cases of Suppression aud all other MeRstrn
al Derdn9emeats, from ,chGterer cause All letters
fhr lgice must contain 81. 0ice No. . ENpI
CoTT STREET, BosroN.
B.-Boarl furnished to those desiring to lie
main under treatment,
Boston, July, 1870. ty
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MARRIED..

Al south Paris, Dee 2l-t, rs Rav. G. L. Cobb,
Mr. Amos \ Bird. aud Annie J. EdgcIly, both,
I'll Paris Also Dec. 2ith. Sir. CIemment L. RIGGS
and Mi,, Ida T. Bird, both Of Bridgi0n.
Ia Robhinston. Dec Sth, by Rev. W Kelley,
u. Lowell Iamsnn NJ D., OF FrycburS, and Mrs.
: Matilda Chapman, Of K.
I'm Rumlori, Dec sth, by Rev. Ira g. Npraeue,
Rev. Henry \ Libby, OF Leeds, and Miss Clara
L. BpyntJn OF X.
In sumner pee ajth hy Roy. & Rarrows, Mr.
Horace : Palmer aud Miss Ella +. Ellis, both ol :
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BORN.

In Mexico. Dec 2i,h, to the vii, of Mr.. L. y. T.
Jcnk>, "a daughter.
In Swe.icn, To the Vile 81 Nr. u Woodbury., a
son 20 the wife sc Nj. O1in Maxwell, daugh
ter; 70 the wife OF Mr.. Benz ;. Holden, "a dtuga'
TER; % the wife Of NJ. Geo. y. Holden, son; 20
the wife OF Mr. James :. stone, a soii--aii IN
school Al tlct No. l. - the distric. Is not likely
O. become extinct n, present.