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The Republican journal., 1870-05-12

IHE LIME ROCK BANK RoBEERS. The
burglars engaged in the robbery of the Lime
i;ocl, Bank, at kocklanh. Me, are among the
most noted ''cracksmcnn IN the United States.
The Traveller says that Adams, alias Moore,
who is best known rs the principal of the
GREAT Concord Bank robbery, now lives most
ut The time in New y DIRK, under the protection
Of some Of the police of that city He is
about forty Years of age has been known to
the police some twenty years. and began his
career rs passer of counterfeit money. OF
llte he has been keeping a hotel on the Har-
Hem road.
Josh. Daniels is IN old Bostonian, though
OF late he has spent much of his time in New
York, He was arrested in 1861 with the no.
t"lious Jim Edgerton," on suspicion of rob
hing store under the Pine Street Church, but
managed to get clear. He has since been
arrested in this city As an idle and disorderly
person. His age is about forty years, and he
j. IN old counert'eicr. He is about gone
with consumption. About one year ago he
was arrested on suspicion of robbing the safe
of the Douglas Axe Company.
Charley Height is u graduate Of the Charles
town State Prison, a burglar by profession,
about thirty wears old. and was connected
with the Norway Bank robbery
The most notorious of the suspected parties
Is John W. Rand, better known in this vicini-
" as Jack Rand. though in Canada he goes
by the name OF Jack Stewart He is over
fifty years OF age and we believe he is a ma
live OF New Hampshire; at any rate he has
done the State some service in the penal in
4ltuton al Concord. He first came to this
city with his brother, 4 noted gambler, who
died some years ago. and he is himself 4
gambler, having the reputation of being the
best domino player living. He has been UNI
der arrest many times-once at Richmond
Na.-has lately been in business as broker
ON Brattle street, and rs a dealer in horses is
well known in sporting circles in Boston
and weighs about 2i0 pounds He has beer
suspected of connection with two or three
very extensive robberies within Il few years
D.. t4a,, II1aa.. Il
The Republican journal., 1870-05-12
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democrats of the several Cities Towns, and Elan
ttons of the State of Maine, requested to meet il
Convention. to be holden at
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THE PIiRENoLouiCAL JOURNAL FOR
OcToBER-Now eady-contaius twen-
~ leading articles. with numerous i'll.
ustrations, on Scientific Social an |
Literary Subjects, and large amour,
Of rich Miscellaneous Matter, Poetry.
Personal Incidents, etc. Those
worthy Of special mention are Admi-
raj farragut; the leading Generals
in the European War; What can do
best EIitorshir Will the Man OF
the Future control bis dreams ? Sup'l
James j Wickersham. of Pa. lib
eral Christians, ms viewed by Com
gregalionalist Franco-PruSssiau War
Eccentrci'ies Of Genius; A Remedy
for Blue Monday, and the racy An
Swcrs to Correspondence A new
volume is announced, aud very en-
ticing List Of Premiums is offered
The person who invests S3 in a years
subscription TO this Magazine, will not
forget to renew when the year en-
pires. Price per number, 80 cents
New subscribers for 1871, who send 10
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and Dec. Nos. Of this year FREE =.
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APPLICANTS for schools in Snyder county,
will be examined at
Selinsgrove. Ulrich's school house. Fri.
day. Saturday Sept. Both.
West Perry, and Independent, X Road ..
Saturday, Oct. lst.
Washington frCcburg Academy, setur.
day, Oct. S,h.
Centre. Cenireyilc, Monday. Oct. 10Th
Monroe, shamokin Dam, Wednesday.
Oct. l2ih.
Hcsvcr. Bcavcrtown. Thureiny Oct 18th.
HEAVIER West, ulsh school house, Friday.
Oct. lith.
Penn, Rows church, Saturday, Oct. 10Th. .
Chapman, Mckccs, Monday. Oct. l7th.
Onion. Fort Trevcrton school house
Tuesday. Oct. 18th.
Perry Schnce's church, Wednesday Oct
10Th.
Jackson, Kroiicryillc, Thursday. Oct
2Otb
Middlccrccf, Wcilcl school house, Fri
day, Oct, 2lst.
Middlcburg & Franklin, Middlcburp
Saturday. 22nd.
sre'isl examinations will b. held nt
Freobnrg. on Saturday. Nov. 9TH Il 18th.
commencing promptly each day nj 3 clock
A. NJ. No private examinations will he
held, applicants must appear at Gather Of
above named places. Directors and cili-.
Ecns are expected TO be present.
WM. MDYER.
Co. SuU't
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IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANCE
The HEARTH AND HOME, GAhcly illus.
'rated family Journal Of u high char
acter, hitherto issued by Mcssrs. PET.
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ENOUND.-
COURT PROCLAMATION.

XXThereas the Hon. s. s. Woods presi-
w dent Judge Of the judicial District
composed of the counties Of Snyder, Union
aud Mifllin and A. X. Midleswsrth and
George G. Meyer, Esqs Associate Judges
in and for Snyder county have issued their
preceip, hearing date the the 23d day Of
May, 1870, and TO mo directed for
the holding of an Orphans court, a court
OF Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
minor and General court of Quarter Ses-
s,ons of the reace a, Middlebnrg, for the
county Of Snyder, on the 4,h Monday, (be.
Ing the 26ih day Of September, fs70.) and
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the
Coroner, Justice Of tho Peace aud Consta
bles in an for the county Of Snyder, TO ap-
pear In their proper person with their rolls
records, inquisitions. examinations and
other remembranoes TO do those things
which Of their Offices and Ia their behalf
pertain 10 be done aud witnesses and per.
sons prosecuting In behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required 20 be then and there attending
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AN NOW

Scgulaiing the mode ofvoting st all elcc.
tions in the several counties ot this COM
monwca!lh.
KrC. BE Il cnrc'cl &c. That the
qualified voters Of the several counties Of
this Commonwealth, At all general town
hip, borough and special elections, arc
hereby. hereafter, authorized and required
10 vote, by rickcta. printed, or written, or
partly printed and partly written, severity
classified ~ follows Ono ticket shall en-
brace the names Of all judges Of coults voi.
cd for, and to hc labelled, outside, iulici.
ary : one ticket shall embrace the names
of all tie State oihccrH voted for. AMI be
labelled, 's'atc;' one tickr, shall cmhrac,
the names uf all county officers voted for,
including Office Cf senator, member, aud
members of assembly, II voted Tor, and
member, Of congress il voted for, aud hu
labelled, county enc ticket shall ,UNage
the names OF all township officers voted for
and be labelled, township; I; CEe ticket
shall embrace the names OF sll borough
officers voted for, and bJ labelled. 'turo :.
and each elias, shall be deposited 10 scl,.
arat hllCt-hs,es.
SGc. THAT it shall hc the duty o' the
-herlt-, in the several counties Of ,his com,
monrealth, 10 insert in their election proc.
lamations, Hereafter issued, the L., section
of. this act Jas. X. kgLiN.
speaker cf the House of Representatives.
DAVID fLLNISG
Speaker ~ the Senator
APPROVED The thirti,th day Of March.
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
ani si1ty-siN a, q, CyKIIN-
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WooD's HousEuoLD MAGAZINE,
published by S. S. Woop, NewGureh.
n. Y, Sl.0O per 0unum, single copies
l0cts, is tho lsrgcs, and the best dol
lar monthly in the world. 1t is high
toned, interesting and thoroughly
household in character. Every nun
her of Vols, VII aud VIII will con-
tain 500 prize story complete. Be-
sides furnishing 200 worth of prize
stories, during the year, MIR Wood
proposes to publish all the best stories
entered in competition for the 800
prizes. Also, each number will con
tain about twenty-five pages Of other
matter designed 10 entertain and in
struct all classes.
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- ''I'' ''''N y u ~ e
Monroe twp, June 8, 1879.


IL you want TO hear md sec fine toned nrd
hrauiiiul organs and MclodconE call at our
ware room und store We use none hut tic
ue,, material In making instruments. Try one
oi them and you win bc ~ isHch
livery instrument IL warranted for i've years
bealcrs, Agents and Ministers ot the Gospel.
are invited TO correspond with us and send tor
price list. We are also agents for Tho bcst Now
York and Philadelphia Pianos
Nlolins apd Accorlcuus frum - ta tIi Violin
always on hand "
Pianos and hccordoons correctly tuned and
Call on, or address by letter
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Court pYOCeeIit,gs.

Court opened Monday Sept &c
1870. Present, Hon. s. S Woods
President Judge, and A j. Mddles-
warth and Geo 9. Meyer, Associates
Tipstavcs appoiuted-Jolin Mohn,
Samuel Bowen and Samuel W. Watt.
ORPHANS COURT
In the Orphans Court there was n
limited amount of business consisting
IN petitions for Guardians, orders OF
Sale. and confirmation of Administra
tors and Executors accounts
COMMON PLEAS.
]. a. |. Smith VS.. A. S. Cummings,
action in assumpsit-Judgement for
Plfs. for S333.00.
John p. Richter vs.. Elizabeth
Richter, summons in case on promises
DC. Verdict for Def.
Craig & Blanchard, vs Hendricks
and others writ of repleven C. case 81
continued.
Samuel Beck vs. Amos Il. Mitchell
and others trespass 4 cases) con-
tinued.
Jacob X. Smith vs.. Franklin Krei
der Approval. Continued.
Missionary Institute Va. 4. p. Roh-
back, appeal, settled.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Commonwealth VS., Bennivele Stccs,
Noiie proseQm entered assault and
battery, not true blll-prosocutpr to
pay costs.
Common wealth VS.. Geo. Stuck, as
sault d battery-not true bill-pros-
ecutor to ply costs.
Com. VS.. John Douglass aud Samuel
A. Pollock Indictment Larcenyj 2ud
Count, receiving stolen goods. YER
dict guilty and sentenced to pay fine
OF one dollar, costs of prosecution and
Undergo Imprisonment in the Eastern
fenitentiary for ono year.
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GONE BELOW John Douglass and
Samucl a. Pollock, the two boatmcn
who were arrested for stealing goods
from II. NJ. Freed, nt Mckccs Hail
Falls, wore tried at the late Court oi
Quarter Sessions, found guilty, and
sentenced to ore years mpris cnmcnt
in the Eastern Penitcntiary They
were taken belJw ty Sheriff Wolf last
night.
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FiNIsHED.-Mcssrs. = & T. Me-
Mspnis have just finished the grading
Of another TWO mile section OF the 5,
& i. Railroad, and have taken their
forces TO the upper end of the road.
We nrc informed by Mr.. McGovern
that only about nine miles more re
main 10 be graded of the entire road
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ter of the two journals will be en-
tirclJ different Either Of the journ.
ais will be furnished from now to the
end of 1871 month). ut the yearly
subscription rate. viz the Weekly
II EARTH AND Hons at So; the
Monthly AMERICAN AGRIcuLTuRrsr.
81. so; or the two for 81.
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Tir Snyder County Fair will be held
next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes
day. Read the list Of Premiums and
do your duty towards making the
Fair success
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RIMrN that Cnmptell's graa,
Circus and Mcnaecric will give one of
their unrivalIcd exhibitions in this
ylacc on Wednesday October l2th
1870.
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SATURDAY is the last day to regis
Ter. Persons who neglect TO register
this week will be deprived tho priv-
lcgc Of voting
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l15 ACRES.

more or less, ninei y-hve acres of which are
cleared and In high Dtate Of cultivation /;
the balance Is covered with the best Of tim
ber. The improvements consist Of good
large
llWall1nn0 n dsns =
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

ExGov. VIM pAcKrR died ut his
residence in WiIliamsroit, on Tues
day afternoon last.
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. VITO .lnil vote or attempt tu vote on sny pa,.r
F, sn ubtaiurd 'r WHO thuli IN any way aid in, cos
u ntve St, Or lavo any agency whatever In hs
lssre, circulation or use any tnudnlent natural.
.'ttIpn certificate, shall te deemed Kuity Of
|mI .lemcNnor. ard upon conviction theteof, shsll
: nndrrguar Wrisoumcut ~ the penit.ntiary for
uorc than twu years, and pay u bno ~ not mure
than ono thous9nd dollars yr svuTy snrh offence
Or vithor "a btb, Ut TIE discretion ui tie court
HtTIoS II. Any as-cssurf election oih-
ccr or person appointed rs ON oycrscer,
:. Who shalt neglect or refuge to perform sBy
duty er'riHcd hy this net. without reaso,
ih'r or irvpl cause. 'hrO he suiJcct I,
ipru,ny u tnr Hundred dUl,ars Hnl if any
assessor shall assess any person Il. votrr
! Who j. MOT Vual fed. o. sls'l refuse TO ~
/ t.,g any unr = I.o H. asultrl he shall lr
tuill, ct u lslCmcHum .u vfcr. ADl tn
r1uylr r'lon D q rrui.hcd by 6no or iupris,n-
m,ui. nui n..v 10 subject 70 m action frr
.lsuuL'- by the Iruy nggr eve ]: nnd If any
! r,t,u shau rundul"utly alter. add 10 uy-
. ace nr trsfruy ruy List - voter. made vut
t- directed ty ili. sci, or tear juvu or rr-
I move r.r.,l., t.ouc ihr rlA.c where 10 has
'rr,u C,,i. w.ib uaudul,nt orui.cb,e,ous
/ ,'fru'. cor t.t any irrior"r purpose, the
|p.r.tu ,. uU,ujiu' shnU tr guilty ni % liph
r.i.du, clrur. aud un conviction shall hu
iusl-ru4 ly 70 tn, NOT tyCrvdir. five huL-
/ .hrI dollars. a. iu.'I suum,nt p.t exceed.
me- two yeats. ur 10th, ~ tie Is, cr,uup ~
/ fnr cuurf.
St,r..> l1. NN elections for oity. ,srl.
lu.u.h. Iuuu.N.p p mud ,.,c. i.n ,H'ceis.
..nu lr..rtrr hr hoid ua tie ~ Turs1ny
., Nrr.H,r. .iirr' 10 All ibv uttTi-,ors cf
.lc laws ..r".'ue the hr'iu1 Of sucl of
...'. r.t3 .I.D Dn-..i,'u win his net. the
u,i.uu. U.,,...l ll surE Offices nt ilitI time
.pNI, taA.. i.tIr r'ir,s 49, ihr expiration ~
lr 'cr,r. ut 'hr r-i SONS holding The sau..
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VALUABLE FARMAT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber offers at private salc his
VALUABLE FARM, situate in Monroe
township. Snyder County, Pa, adjoining
lands Of Abraham Fisher, Micheal nummel
and others, containing about
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l2O ACRESl

more or loss, on which are erected n good Two.
story Stone House, large Bank Barn, wagon
Is a laige Orchard of Choice Fruit also an ex-
cellent spring of water near tho house About
10 acres OF the said tract IL cleared aud In good
land.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, noon, on said
day, when attendance will be piven and terms
made known by ISAAC A, LENKER,
EMILIA THURSTON,
september 20, 1870 Administrators.
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RoccN G co.'s Advertisements.

s,gepsr A DAY. now articles for Agents.
'SA@sSH Samples tree. lI.B.SIIAW, Alfred, Me.
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E'XECUTORS SALE
IL OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

The following described Real Estate, situate
In Beaver township, Snyder county. Pa, will be
exposed to Public sale, on the premises, on
saturday, October I, 1870,
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. bounded on the North by
land Of Henry X. knepp and others, South by
land OF Valentine knepp, East by Peter Goss
and john ulsh, and West by Henry Benier. con,
taining ONE HUNDRED X FORTY ACRES,
strict measure, about 100 acres cleared, under
fence, and In good state OF cultivation, tho bal
ance well timbered with Pine, Oak and Chestnut.
On the said tract Ia erected n good Weather.
boarded Log Dwelling House. new Bank Barn,
and other necessary buildings. A never. failing
well OF water,a young apple orchard, and an
excellent wator power arc convenient to the
house. This property Is located within three
miles OF the ;. y l.. Railroad, aud convenient TO
churches, schools and mills.
To DO sold under the last will and testament
OF Peter doss. For further particulars address
the undersigned at Banneryille, Snyder county,
PA. PETER GOSS,
ADAM WAGNER,
aug ~, 1870. Executors.
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EElE. ESTATE.
Tract OF Esenh(i

situate In Perry township, Spvder county, Pa
bounced as ioll 'ws. TO wit:-On the North by
lands oi the heirs OF John Marks, deceased East
by lands of David Eeber and John Frymyer,
south ny lands o. Samuel barr. and Wes, by
lands oi Jacob Swab X Amos ShO hoi cont aiming
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UaiDDi, Checry. FYl.y, and linn Lqaje,
'oHSi11'lg on hdHd. Z 2nv
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JOHN ", GEAGl, seIsrser,

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a0ars &C s,x Aaa sSYSa 10 he tSrVaeea ava
SoarlnSS Sasl sSN sE . c,ssk "a l4s sNsG.Rg,
eLsa tie pS,ls sSal 6s Slsss1.
fAs rSsSrg le1SSs & 49, dss, ,ysNsasaS.
sp9 CslSa SSuNssvS axe yeS S>s.rS>l ~ isSSs al
lss ,Ssu hs0ss Ia sSS Nes>sssA ~ l.esis-
bWts, "a g0es.lSS, ,ae lisa ~ - Vss Ne
TO szsNs Nas rsseEes sNs tss sagSs ussalsss
NJ AssS@els.
nae re,agn ln9<ss ~ SAs several lisgsisss
- khs eseNsv Mil saeFk A. ,sA sasa~ss es
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SSrrav 81. That c'tizon- - This state
temporarily ln ,up service Of 'nr STATE or &c
the tinted S'alrs ruy,ruin, n's, on clerical
.r Other dnty, aui who do not vote where
lau. employed, ,mll not 10 thereby de-
r-,yri ,i IUc ri,lt to vote in 'hc.r several
,l,,.igu districts ig Otherwise duly qunli6ed
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WASHINGTON.



WAsHINaToN, April 2s-The subject OF
general amnesty, discussed so much late
/ ly, will soon assume a shape in both
Houses, aud, from the temper of the
members, not the sHghest doBbt but that
a bin Of very liberal character viii
shortly be agreed upon.
Fhs House Reconstruction Committee
made the subject one repeated consulta-
tion, and a corresponding committee of
the Senate already acted.
Senator Robertson, chairman OF the
Senate Committee, viii tomorrow intro
duoe bill that all persons, except berein-
after excepted, subjected to disability by
the Fourteenth Amendment, are hereby
released from such disabilities, provided,
nevertheless, that the following classes of
persons are excluded from the provisions
Of the act: First, all persons being mem
bers of Congress of the United States who
withdrew from their seats and aided the
rebellion; second, all persons who, being
officers of the army or navy of the United
States, and who left their army or navy
and aided the rebellion; third, all per-
sons fnsmbers Of State Conventions which
adopted the pretended ordinances of Sc
eessiOn.
HAYTI AND sANIASA.
Rumors to the effect that CabTal, being
secretly aided by France with large sums
of money, had entered into an arrange
ment with Sage to the effect that as soon
a. the former was successful HRyti and
San Domingo will be united and placed
under the protection of France, and In
compensation for aid given by that nation
to cede 10 France the bay Samana. The
French agent said that wilhelm Hayti he
offered 40, O,000, ,00o francs for the bay, which
was refused.
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CONSOLIDATED TELEGRAMs.

Farnsworth wants universal amnesty
proclaimed.
Martial law prevails in many districts
of poor old Ireland.
The G. 4. r. decorate soldiers graves
on the 3lst of May.
Hiram Powers is expected in Cincinnati
on visit this season.
Theirs tells the French not to vote.
Daru tells them to vote yes.
A Spanish story tells us that Jordan has
been cleaned out in a big fight.
The Parepa troupe produced Oberon last
night at New Orleans, to a crowded house.
Napoleon don't want Prussian Prince
on the Spanish throne, and sWears hill
fight first.
to open the water line from the Ohio to
Norfolk.
Twenty race horses passed through
Louisville yesterday en- route to Saratoga
from New Orleans.
At Toledo, yesterday, J. Baudsr shot
his wife in the head. The woman died
and the husband surrendered himself
Tt is contended by Senator Ferry that
the third section of the Fifteenth Amend
ment repeals every registration in the
States.
Radical Congressmensare very anxious
to have laws enacted to carry out the FIT
teenth Amendment before the State fall
elections.
Two men, in a street fight, were NOR
tally wounded On the 9th inst, at Glas-
gov, KY; their names were James and
Proctor. Shiver was the shootist.
A man named Bender shot his wife yes
terday, in Toledo, Ohio, melted thereto
by her desertion of him for q gambler.
The old, old story"
Three thousand new members have
Joined the Sons of Temperance in Ohio In
the last six months. They hope to rope
in the run-mad Radical from Cincinnati.
Wash. Mclean, in the Cincinnati En-
qItireT, yesterday, denounced Halstead, of
the Commercial, as an abandoned liar. Nc
Lean did not sign the article, but is
known to be the author
Several railways compelled by the late
decision to pay coin on bonds issued be-
fore 1889, would revive the legal tender
case before the United States Supreme
Court. HOar seconds this effort.
A formidable opposition to land grants
has been organized in the House and SEN
ate and it Is thought the Northern Pacific
Railroad is the last scheme that will be
subsidized By Congress. The scheme in
troduced by Mckee, of Vicksburg, is not
included in this category,
A terrible vengeance was wreaked BY
husband and father yesterday in Colum-
bus, Ohio, upon the betrayer of his wife
and daughter. He found them in an
abode Of infamy, to which they had been
led by the man he murdered. Morton
should note the facts for his next speech
on reconstruction, e
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MARRIED.

HAWKINS the 28th inst, at
the residence of Mrs. =. p Ward, Big Greek,
by Rev. Mr.. Boone, Mr.. BEN. f. HAWKINS
and Miss Mamie II. WARD, all Of Shelby
county, Tenn.
The happy couple left yesterday on a bridal
trip 10 st. Louis on the elegant packet " Belle
st. Louis" to spend a few days OF uninter-
rupted bliss. A long life of prosperity and
happiness Is wished them by their many
friends. A treasure, we know, has been won
by you, friend BEN-one Of Tennessee's love-
Hest and fairest daughters; you ought to feel
happier than a Big Sunnower. w..
sCOTT-CRENsHAW-on the 2sth inst, at
the Peabody Hotel, by Rev. L. C. Ransom,
Mr.. ]. h. SCOTT and Mrs. MARY CRENsHAw, OF
Shelby Depot, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-29
DIED.

CRICHLoW-Aprii %. 1870. at 2.3O pm, OF
typhoid pneumonia. Lon lDA, only daughter
OF W. B. and $. Crichlow. aged u months.
The members of ST. Johns NJ. E. Church
and friends OF the family are invited 20 at
tend the funeral Of our beloved Pastors de-
ceased infant, at No. 81 Echols street. between
Elliott and Vance, this (FRIDAY) afternoon.
st two O'Clock, 18th inst N.
WHlTE-On the oath inst. LILY, eldest
daughter OF James NJ. and Mary L. White,
aged a years, months and days.