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NEW YORK CITY.
New York, June ..

In the case Of Charles W. Jay, editor OF
the Trenton Union Sentinel, sued by David
Near, editor of the True AmCricah, for
libel, n verdict was rendered for the plain
tiff. The case las been appealed.
A fine cricket match was played ycStcr'
day ut IIObOkcn, between the St. George
club of New York, and the Philadelphia
club. The game was not concluded, but
ut the close yesterday the Philadclphians
were ahead
The testimony Of Geo. Gardiner in the
Capt. Alexander mystery, reveals more
about the missing bonds than has hereto
fore come to light
In the Laing will case, Judge Barnard
decided, Yesterday, that the bequest to
the General Synod Of the Reformed Pro-
tcstant Church was invalid.
Small pOx has reapPearcd in Brooklyn,
md is again on the increase. Yesterday
whole families were found suffering from
the disease ut No. 30 Gorham avenue
the coroner held nm inquest over one Of
the children.
The Directors Of the German lmmigra-
ton Society met yesterday. From reports
submitted It appears that during the past
month 1G,1G3 Germans were landed here,
nearly oil of whom proceeded TO the West.
During the same month Of last year IL,
TAI Germans were landed ,854 more
than this year Since the 1st OF January
"a $50 Germans were landed here, ,451
less than during the corresponding period
oflast year, when the German imlnigra'
tiOn amounted to 40,4S1.
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The Latest News.
News of the Day.


Col. 3. b. ENJOY, Collector of the Third
Mississippi District, seized II distillcry and
about three hundred head Of cattle at
Horn Lake, De Soth county, Wednesday,
tor an alleged violation Of internal rcvc-
nuc laws. The owners were arrested.
Prince Arthur presented n stand Of col
ors to the volunteers at Huntingdon, yes.
tcrClay,
Forty cases Of relapsing fever in Phila-
dclphia, were removed this week from
Bedford street to the hospital. Most Of
the shantics in the ncighbOrhood were
torn down by order Of the Board Of
Health. D.. ...-.-. .t.. ...rt
In base ball match yesterday, at Os-
wcgo, N. Y, between tho Red Stockings
and Ontarios, the former won in eight In
nings-scorc dG tod.
The annual meeting Of the Conference
OF the Wesleyan Methodist Church assem-
bled Wednesday at Toronto, Over 300
ministers were present.
The first meeting Of the Synod Of the
Presbyterian Church Of Canada, in con.
nection with the Church OF Scotland, wRs
held ut Montreal on Wednesday.
Vegetation is suffering severely in West
crn New York from want Of rain. In
some sections the farmers are plowing up
their winter wheat.
4 little girl named Cora Kimmcll, about
four years old, daughter OF John Kim
nell, Esq, Of Pittsburgh, while playing
with bundle of matches Wednesday
morning, unknown to her mother, set her
clothing on fire, and was so seriously
burned before Being discovered, that she
died at two o'clock this afternoon, aIlcr
lingering in great agony for six hours.
4 young man who registered his name
as Allen Wright at II Cincinnati hotel
Tuesday night, was i1nnd in his room
Wednesday morning with bullet hole
through his head and in dying Condi-
ton His right name is supposed to be
Arthur Hinton.
Hon, John Cramcr, OF Waterford, \.
Y, the only surviving member Of thG,ICt-
icrson electoral ticket, died Wednesday
evening, in his ninety.sevCnth year
In Chicago Tuesday night girl named
Merrick kindled fire BY pouring kerO-
senc on the blaze HGrGunerAl was large
" attended.
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

ELING w. VA.
Uate Moundsville Female Seminary
PEor' "; SHELDON IIt, HuTOuN'' Principals.
Miss II. l.. BoNIIAN, Vice Principal.
Miss KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal Prepara'
Mus. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, MAtron.
Assisted by full Corps Of ProfeSSorS aud
Teachers.
Spring Term opens ArRIL 9th; closes JUN SOth.
DESIGN.
The design OF the Institution Is 10 furnish =
thorough Rnd systematic course Of instruction
for young ladies' upon the plan Of University In.
structiOn, each department OF learning being
complete within itself, thus enabling young
lady to select her own course Of study without
being restricted to any hxed routine OF clAsSeS,
requiring u certain number OF years TO finish;
but, In opposition TO this, young ladies who have
advanced further In some studies than others,
can have the benefit OF their former requirements
and obtain Certificate Of Proficiency In ono or
more schools perhaps, In the course OF one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapldity and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young lallcs who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the pl9nO, and who may wish TO
prosecute the study still further can be furnished
with advantages for mastering this instrument.
Mrs. llutchins will give her personal attention
to this department.
OllGI bGluUlH CullHaGG IA
the following directions, viz:
Mathematics, History, BhlieS,L ,LettsrS, Natural
HiSiOry, MyFicdI Science, ChFtSttGH Science, An.
cicnt and Modern Languages and Fine Arts.
Tho Academic Degrees HrO conferred by State
authority, and are AZ follows. namely:
Mistress Of EhgiiSh LiterGture-ThrGO years
course.
Mistress Of Arts-Four years course.
Mistress Of Muhe-TwO TO three years.
EXPESSEs-BoARnING DEPARTMENT.
TIoarjcrs, two in a room, including all OF.
pcnscs OF Orwashlng, fuel, lights, GymnRstics,
Pcamanship English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year. Gar.......................... $AOO
BoHrders, four In room, including aB above,
per yOAt., ,.......... ......................s'. dUO
Parl0r IiOAFders, two In u room, pupil taking
but ono or two studies. per year .......... 400
ParlOr Boardcrs, with full advantage Of Insu-
tuition, and with tho privilege Of three
music lessons per week and three TO hyo
hours practice per day, per year r,.......... 800
Tuition for Day Pupils, Z, g, 10, II, IL and II
dollars per quarter, according to grade.
Rooms for tho occupation OF boArdOrS ArO OF
two classes, viz: lst. Single rooms to h0 Occu.
pied by two pupils I'd. Double rooms, consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils.
For full particulars address, until April lst,
THE PRINCIPAL. at Moundsville, ". Va, or
Rev. c. G. CURRlE or Mss II. l.. B0NHAM, At
Wheeling. mArSM&Sd6W
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No young wArriGr can get vile until hC
has taken n scalp, either OF white man
or Indian, and stolen at least one horse.
This is positively law among them, and
so, in proportion, the more scalps and the
more stolen horses, the more wives he Sc
cures, and the greater warrior he becomes.
Now General Parker justly contends
TINT this one thing makes the first act OF
the young Indian II misdced--eithcr a
theft or a murdcr-but with their own
pcoplc, great and heroic deed. From
this TACT II can he easily imagined what
sort Of hero Red Cloud is.
Mr. Bcvis stated that among the party
there are number Of young chiefs who
are ncarl% rs bad US Red Cloud. Mr..
Beyis is Il wealthy merchant of st. Louis,
but has traded and lived in the Sioux
country much Of his life, and speaks their
language well: lIchOpcs, rs does General
Parker that some good will come Of this
visit of the savagcs To Washington.
Red Cloud and his band, allcr dinner
to-day, took seats on the balcony in front
of their hotel, and appeared much inter.
Cstcd in the pale faces going 10 and from
the Capitol. The attention OF thesquaws
was frequently called by the men TO the
pale women us they passed along, and the
Interpreters report that the panler or
shoe lly bustlcS on the skirts, and the ter
riblc large amount of hair and small bas-
ket bonncts on the wOmen's heads, were
tic source Of much amusement 10 Red
Cloud and his brother sCalpers. There
was continually a motley crowd Of whites
and bucks on the streets in front Of the
hotel, and many were the remarks in
dulgcd in. The little red.hCaded and
over .OtlCiOus porter or clerk OF the hotel,
was at one time taken for Red Cloud, but
his perfectly insignificant appearance soon
dispcllcd that impression. When the great
horsc.stCalcr strobe forth on the balcony,
Il ColOred boy, evidently the son OF an
anti.BOwcn, inquired il "dCm war de mig
gers from .AlGXGndren, dat wHs carried up
hcah to register for Bowen" This allu-
sion to the municipal dontdst going on in
this city between Bowen and Emery, III
which il Is schargCd that the Bowen faction
is registering voters from Alexandria, Sc,
elected much laughter in the crowd,
which evidently did not please the Sioux
Altogether, they are IL motley looking
set, and well worthy theGuriOSity CvinCcd
bv every one To sre them. 1t is 10 be Sc.
riOusly hoped that General Parkers be-
lief that he will be able to pacily these
Sioux, and make them go On their rcscr-
walton md behave themselves, will he
fully realized.
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SPAIN.

AiNDllbt bNltN
The Liberal journals condemn the pro.
posed law for the emancipation of slaves
in the Spanish colonies, because by It's
provisions the children Of the present
slaves arc to remain serving their owners
too long. A modification bill in this re-.
spect has been almost unanimously y called
for.
There ara no tidings of the Englishmen
recently captured by brigands near Glib
raltar. The Government is making eve.
ry effort to hunt them down.
DISPATCHES from India mention IN alarm
ing outbreak of cholera in Ramah, in
Bengal.
The presidential Ndhcrcnts OF EsparteS
have issued circular fhvoring his election
to the throne.
Dispatches have been received nt the
Colonial Ministry from Captain General
De Rodas, informing the Government
TINT the Insurgcnt Generals in Cuba have
offered to surrender on condition that
their lives and property be spared, and
asking for instructions. The Government
has replied that it Is their desire that all
rebel officers sincerely desiring 10 give up
the contest and be rcCOnCilcd TO Spain, be
dealt with generously.
LIsRON, June Q.
Later dates from Rio Janicro state that
the Argentine Republic declined to re-
cOgni1c Gen. Jordan. A force was sent
against his followers on account Of the
assassination of UrQuiZa.
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Presbyterian General Assembly.
PHILADELPHIA, Junc2.

III the Presbyterian General Assembly
this A. NJ, reports from several commit
tees were presented stating that the
United States Government proposed to
cndow several prolGssorships in the High
land Presbyterian ministry, in case that
institution will undertake the education Of
the Indians, who shall act rs teachers and
missionaries among the Indian tribes.
Resolutions accepting the offer were
adopted.
An overture WIS presented by the Com.
mittec of the policy Of the church cOnsIi-
tuting the Presbytery of East Florida, was
agreed to.
The Committee on the Theological
Seminary Of the Northwest at Chicago
presented the majority and minority re-
ports. The majority report that Mr.
iLavcrly ccnsured three members of the
present Board of Directors and asking
them to resign. Both reports were re-
Ccivcd and the majority report accepted,
and afterwards the cGnSurGrs were stricken
out.
The first Presbyterian Church was fixed
upon as the place OF meeting for the next
General Assembly.
Rev. DR.. G. l.. PrcntisS and T, j. Skin
ncr, Jr., were nominated to the vacant
Chicago proGeSsOrship.
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The President has arranged for his
Fourth of July vacation. lie leaves
Washington on the evening Of the first
with Mrs. Grant and the children and
several friends, for Hartford, where he
will be the guest Of Governor Jewell. He
attends the celebration at Woodstock on
the Fourth, and spends one day with Sen
ator Buckingham, returning to Washing.
ton about the middle OF the week.
The New Hampshire Legislature or
ganizcd Wednesday by clecting 5. NJ.
Wheeler Speaker OF the House, and Ma.
thanicl Gordon President Of the Senate.
Canadian troops are being rapidly with
drawn from the front.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 2.
65 60; extra $5lt5 20.
GRAIS--Whnat-FIrmer and In demand al
81 1901 Is, holders generally asking higher
prices. Corn-FIrmCr and higher at 9Od99c, and
offered Eparingly Rt these rates. Oats-DuIl and
prices lower; closing at 5lG5Jc, the latter rate
for choice white. Ryc-UnChanged and steady.
COrTOS-Dnll; mlddllng 2lXc.
ToBAcCo-Firm; sales lS2 hhdS at $5 l0IJls 90
for frozen trash U good leaf; receipts light.
WnIsKY-ClOsCd dull at 81 Oi1l u for old
process,
PROvIsIOSs-Dull. no demand and prices nom
inn Mess POrk-llcld at $29 5000 W. Bulk
McAts--Ilcld Ut l9(Gl6Dl5HGGlBc, but no demand.
BacOn-IIcld firmly Ht l3kQlGhGti7Ac but no
sales Sugar Cured Ilams-20c, Dried licef--
Good demnnd and prices lc higher at 2I@29c.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June =.
Central Illinois was yesterday visited
by a fine rain storm. The crops look
splendid, and urc nearly month ahead
Of last year. At many points corn Is
ten inches high Wheat is doing first
rate, and fruit was never more plenty.
Mrs. Owen Franks committed suicide at
Pckin, in this State, on Tuesday, by shoot
ing herself She placed the muzzle OF the
gun against her breast and pulled the
trigger with string. Her heart was
blown To. atoms. Cause, domestic In
felicity. Is ,H
4 crippled soldier named B. ?. liam
mond. formerly from New York State,
but lately from the Soldiers Home at Gill.
ton, Ills, was drowned in the Mississippi,
yesterday, at Dubuque, by falling out Of"
skiH
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Fragments of the Fenian FiaScO.

MALONE, n. y, June :.
Twenty-Five double wagons, loaded
down with FcniNn stores, captured Nt
Fort Covington, have arrived here Seve'
raj loads Of stores, such rs knapsacks
clothing and equipments, were abandon
cd md burned, for the lack Of transpor-
tatiOn. Three hundred destitute Fcnians
arc all that remain here now, all the rest
having been sent home The body of
Rome was willingly given up to his
friends, on the request being made TO
Lieut. Col. W. Osborn Smith, com.
manling the forces on the Southern
frontier, by Deputy Marshal j. NJ.
Smalley. No indignaties had been prac'
ticed except 10 heap stones Oh the grave;
A disintermcnt Of Colonel Smith would
not even be permitted or photographers
to take the scene. Notwithstanding the
departure of nearly all the Fcnians the
Canadians troops arc easily excited. The
five or six hundred now at EccIe's Hill
were thrown into state oralarm on Mon
day bv the discharge Of single gun on
this side, which proved afterwards To have
been fired by a hunter
NEw York, juno 9.
Barclay Gallagher, the Tribune cores
pondcnt, whose horse was Shot under him,
has arrived from the front and speaks con.
tidently Of the death Of the present Fcnian
expedition. He says the men arc COM
plCtCly disgustCd with the whole business.
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Money Market in New York.

money NuThCl III NcW OIhs
From The LHdtptndeht
Financial affairs are ina very anomalous
condition. Our city banks are suffering
from aplcthOrp ofmOnCy which cannot find
q rcmuncrativc circulation, rates Of inte-
rest are very low and commercial credit is
unusually sound, the country isproSpcr-
Gus over its whole length and breadth,
prices Of investment stocks are low; and
yet there is hardly anything Of Il spcCula-
tive spirit exhibited In Wall street. The
reason for this strange state OF things is
that the whole business public are afraid
Of Congress While there isa feeling OF
uncertainty in relation 10 the action OF
Congress on the Funding Bill and the Cur
rcnCy Bill, prudent men hesitate TO en-
gage in any financial spcculatiOns
which will be affected by those
measures. Our readers are aware that
we do not NpprchCnd any danger from the
action of Congress; hut We must confess
that we think it is the more prudent
course to wait and sec what will happen.
1t happens, unfortunately for the business
Of the country, that the chairman Of the
Committees Of Ways and Means in both
House and Senate and the chairman OF
the Committee on Currency and Banking
in the House are all three in accord with
the Secretary of the Treasury, although
they have II large majority opposed TO
their funding and currency schemes in
the Lower House. 1t is believed among
the leading iinnnCicrS, Of Wall street, and
the Specializing .cliqucs in Broad street
and Exchange Place, that the Secretary
Of the Treasury will have his way. In
the meanwhile, there is not much move.
mcnt in any direction Oh the Stock En-
change.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, june 7.
1t is rumorcd that formidable repub-
lican demonstration was made at both
ends of Italy. The force on the Swiss
border seems to be acting in concert with
the NcapOIitan insurgents, 1t is said that
twenty-five Greek brigands recently land
cd at Terra Di LavorO and joined the in
surrectiOnists.
The proprietor Orthe MdrelIdI%, though
that journal is now suspended, has re.
Ccivcd IN additional sentence Of 1000
frames fine and three months imprison-
mcnt for articles published in the last
number
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, June :.
Governor Stcarns' message delivered to
the Legislature to-day, is n practical busi'
ness document The Governor reports
tho finances OF the State in sound and
prosperous condition. OF the State debt
nearly $35s,OOO has been paid, leaving u
balance of less than $2,S0O,00O A fur.
thcr reduction of taxation is recon.
mended.
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Kilograms from Washington alleging that the
Ways and Means Committee had agreed upon the
text of new funding bill, the basis Of which Is
per cent bond with no compulsory clause on
existing hanks.and no foreign agencies, were the
subject Of much discussion today.
MOSEY-Easy at 3Ip5 per cent.
STERLISG.-k'irm at lO9j. .GLiIOH.
GoLn-Dull hut firm; opened AT Hay; closed at
llIA6llIE. Carrying rates . per cent TO nRt.
ClCnFDnrrI $l3 mn mn
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EDUCATIONAL.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon j. r. HoKE, PrGEidCnt Board Of Regents.
G. c. STuRGIS, Stcretdvy Board Of RegNItI.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PrEddtnt,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.S.L LYON, A. NJ, VIes RGSideHt
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
S. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor OF Astronomy and PhySIcs.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt. U. s. Al
Professor OF Mathematics and Of Military Tactics,
j. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
+. W. WOOD, A. NJ, PhlD.,
Professor OF Ancient nAd Modern Languages,
o. ". MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department.
D. i. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. NJ. HAGASS, ESQ,
Superintendent Of Grounds and BulldIngS
HUGH W. BROCK, MD,
Lecturer on Physiology aud Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLB,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL. TERN begins 1st Tuesday In September.
WINTER TERN " lst Monday In December
SPRING TERN Sd Tuesday In March.
CONFINEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June.
TUITION.-Preparatory S6 per Term Of IS weeks.
" University, 81 per Term Of IS weeks,
BoARDNG-NOt to exceed q per week.
ea1-Send stamp for Catalogue.
MOrgantOwn, W. Va. sepi.lAt
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ROME.

IlUMIsl JWTIU T.
The Pope declines on any prctcnse ia
delay the deliberations Of the Council
"Heavcn urges industry on thcpart Of the
Fathers" and he has suggested that the
daily meeting begin IN hour earlier than
hnfNrP
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STOCKs-Strong md higher; business moderate.
Western Union Telegraph, 3lH; Adams Ex-
press, G9y%; Wells, Fargo u Co, I5Jf; American,
AN; United States, 45j[; Pacific Mall 4iA3; New
York Central, lOlk; do. scrip, 95,;; Eric; @3A;
Harlem. l4SlG; Reading, lOSh; Michigan Central,
l23; Lake, Shore, 9S&; Illinois Central, 1921;
Pittsburgh, 1895; Northwestern, S2Hs; do prefer
red 90H; Rock island, 1905; New Jersey Central,
lO9k; 81. Paul, GO; do. preferred, 8llii; Wabash,
56X; do. preferred, u; Fort Wayne, 9Gi:; Terrc
Hautc, 3S; Chicago &Alton, llsA; Ohio & Mis-
coiumbus ( Cincinnati, W; Cleveland coium!
bus 4 Indiana Central l9H.
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NEW York, juno .
lion. WIN. II. SEWARD.
He Experiences n Touch OrPnrnlysis.

AUBURN, n. Y, .Tunc2.
Hon. VIM. II. Seward recently expert.
Gnced slight stroke Of paralysis, from
the effects OF which he has not yet fully
recovered. In order to quiet tho apprc.
hcnsion Of his friends and ncighbors, he
attended church last Sunday, but his
physical inhrmity was only too apparent.
Ills right arm is almost entirely useless,
and his lett isalsO somewhat affected. Ills
voice is very thick and husky. Still lie
managed TO walk to his usual place of
worship, at Auburn, and return to his
residence, without experiencing any
marked inconvenience.
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AUTURN, June ..

There is no truth in the dispatch con.
cerning the health Of Gov. Seward lie
is in us good health US for months past,
and has not suffered recently from any
cause.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June :.
FLOVR-Dull and weak; western super S5lt5 %.
-Whcat-Firm; western 81 25. Corn
Firm for white at a. 20dtl %; yellow active at
81 i9. OatG-Duil 1t 5SaGOc. Ryo-$l l5Gi 90
PROvIsIOSs-Firm and unchanged.
WHnKY-Lcss Arm at 81 OSdlU9.
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WHEELING w. vA FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1870.

reduce whole States in our Union 10 n
condition of vassalage to the general Gov
arnmnui
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-01
MarrtaAes.

WINSLOW-MALLORY Whitehall, N
Y, by Rev. Charles J. Hill, Mr.. Loyal ID. Wins
low, Of Brandon, VT, and Miss Ella L. Mallory,
Of Sudbury, VT.
Nov. 18th, by Rev. r. l.. Herbert, Edwin Viii.
fiams and Jane s. Williams.
WARNER-HUMPHREY = At Sutherland
Falls, Nov. 22d, by Rev. James r. Bourne, Mr..
Frederick s. Warner to Miss Sarah M. Hum
phrey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Railway, N.
J :, Nov. Esd, by Rev. James s. Ladd, Mr.. charles
Morgan, of Jersey City, and Miss Katie Thomp-
son. of Railway.
HUNTER-LYMAE.-At West Rutland. Nov.
oath, by Rev. James 4. Bourne, Mr.. Scott Hun
ter to Miss Harriet N. Lyman.
WILLMARTH-SMIT Brandon, Nov
2lst, at the house of the brides father, by Rev.
Franklin Tuxbury, Mr.. Amos Wi1lmarth. Jr., of
Addison, to Miss Mary, eldest daughter of It. B.
Smith, Esq, of Brandon.