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BROMwELI-CONNkI IsE.--Un November IS a. the
residence Il tn blns's mother. bN Kew. lr .lu
ford Rector ST Peers Prote .tdn Eplsc3 a. ,ulfrh
Mr. /. h. Br nnwcll, Of san Francisco tal, 10 Mise
Fannie q Conyerse, Of Delaware o.
MOSS -SANFuRD.-In MAJ ttlan. Mexico, at the
United States { n7ulate October H. i-i'. ETlest O
Moss Of New Orleans Ie, - Jos"phlne sanlorl, Of
New YORK Guy.
AN-rCLroN-Aj tue residence OF tae hsldes
father, capt. " ~ Futon, W Liul' .'o'N, x No
LIT q Rock hra" TO tiits Ctrr.. =, fIlf.u
1hEADM ELL. -.CHNLbLi -At .ue rsdenc' OF
George Rounds. Chic4go, NpNtMutr So MAJOR George
II. Tre,1w' H. OF Aloa y,' 60 l. ~ T. schnebly
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Nc, ABE In Cityelad. O.. ol saturdav, November
II, by Iuage laltv, otOuA MO- CtJe from John L. No
Can. ,su &C.. ~ E,ecl NJ tutF a1Q eKfrtpe cru-
CIV
MOORE In Cleveland. o.. on satur lay. November
IL ay Il !a i,tii.r w. llw A. Nu1t Jm t4' ,prluC
T.. Iootc. cause, NlaA "oae1cei iOs moie ih.H upte
NrVrs,
ROus.HY In Cl yeals. o. on satur1ay. Na' ma
te, . ~ juog Iptr. t'''' II. E1l.-.' tom bo'-
trful h1utstY. tIu o., rXfr me .ul.ty
5Gl Eit. Ia Glove a O., uu Na.urulv Novfn'har
lo h, Jud.c PANE. LrrtaaY rom uhc.lnA -,vHl.
tuuso, Wltui lusoncs 10, turaG yenrr last pAst.
WILMER Ia cleveland q, ON Satutlt', Notcg,he,
ls ty Julgc piuc John G. Menoi iIo4i Dura,ta 3.
M,lnr. CaAst, w4tiu au,eace tor more tptl tlrue
ytalF,
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1t i, said that Comptroller Green las removed
trc Hon. j mes NJ. SN eenY RON tAe lucrative Office
o. Clerk Of the Srneucr curt anI appointad Th.4
Roese In ris steli. Mr.. = yeeuy ~ brother o.
PciHi Br il- md b4s MIA thf position many 5,ar-
llr IS now wolt'i.. Mr., But -e was llrmrrlY tI.rN
o e BOar u. l. iugIt "a. tls h,s m,Iu mul, Wis
ITS to the toupCJ.e1 . oni5J ju 90, tae pat faW
The sun., 1871-11-25

Joha sullivan Of Newark, y. j., was found in
the Eirs. Ward on rhursday. IL was supposed in.
toNica,ed lie was taKen to tue Chuea street police
station, aud an hour or two af,urWard, as he was
allt UNCONSCIOUS and mad eYdeuth been NUT. an
ambulance vas sent for and nc was taken To Tie
Park Hospital There ie die !. Icster lay tle case
oos referred 10 Coroner fchiimcr, and d.. Cusoman
fouud fracture o, the stull eyideny the result o!
Al.lNncA.
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Arrived -trtnAv. Nov.

Arrived rtnAv. Nov. %
steamship Ellen 5. Terry. Newberu. mise Rnd rats.
Steamship Geo. h. UItOn RChmOnd, CITY Point, anl
NOriotS mdse.
steamship Hevctin, London, mdse. aad pass.
steamship james Airer, Charleston, mdse aId pass.
Steamship Leo, savannah. IN iSe aud pass
Slp Chancellor, Liverpool. mdse.
ShlD Stanor0 London, muse.
Bark Sarah. Nest HartlcnJol. railroad irol.
Bark GHzslie St Pierre. Martinique. sugar.
BARK TorryDurn, huanzas, sugar
BARK Montezuna. - Pierre. Marii1iq1e. sugar
Bark hornlhg Star, II. Jaso dc tuDa, sugar moiado
ana tO0accp,
Bars Horaio sprague, Bordeaux. ballast
LARK Mia MarzstlpS, baiASt
Bark Lyman. bordeaux, wine. &c.
Brig Mars BATAVIA coffee.
Scar Eagcrhsim, Havana sugar.
Schr Frankl n, Indi oll. cottor.
Schr Emma r. Law. Nont-so llay ia sugar sc
Schr Tam ylco. lanplco Nick. hides, &c.
Aho, the usual river and coastwlse vessels
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Passengers on the llJbokcn ferry boats COM
ID in bttmiy ~ a w.h,s o. hshI N tho "u5lns at
'u.giS. 1t,crc fsc oa. lHd'6'f az HaNp5 tterf Nt
ties do not aiy0 "a 1u-u t1 J'of airstn 60 ~ "
re ". Iu aet, unu ,4h SC ucg'Y sro across tue CABIN
The sun., 1871-11-25

Tresldent Ol uIC COuAcl-lunCe Adoiph Auors
per-.
MlnLtr OF H., Interior La'sar.
Minister al COMM rc ,-PrXUs
Minister OL AZ OeuitaT --hdbdp-
Hin'ster OF Ntr--lthtr "A sIs
NinIster uI j,r-tHe-'iih
Minister ol lur,,loupnpod %orFrp-' 'r'smer
Giui teF Of iuau, r-l feler.
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IINANcIlA md COMMERCIAL.

Fmp,r. Nov 2l-P. M-The mono.ony and
du1ncss Of Wall street continue urbsokeu. anl
operations have teen restricted pretty muc9 al
over The railroad stare speculation has been IN.
erior in tameness to that Of yesterday, but with
decided simariy in the course Of the market
Prices opened st-otg, became heavy reacted again,
aud in the afternoon the market again sononed
Toward the close the c.iqles to tte res Of
inc market, and bY running up 81. Paul common
about two per cent, sent up tue other shares and
the closing dealings were at about the best figures
touc ed With Ire exception OF Slight yi6i1 m sone
spcciates Northwest IN common also became active
toward the close, and was advanced from 60 to 6l1i,
tie stock heiug in good demand for delivery. aud
lending fiat. 1t is SAID that the shorts In this spc-
cialty will h.ve to pay roundy for their ter nerit,.
and thata twist is imminent; but OF ts We shall
g better informed in the future. The leaiiny
IN res dealt In after those above mentioned were
Wabash, OIio and Mississippi, Western Union.
Pacific Mail Lske snore, and Union Pacific. but
there ia new movement IN any ofthe list, and the
anxious bulls are aNaisng tie advent Of some pur-
chasing interest TO relieve them Of their growing
hliug pnulc. u1uAe Nr Blrkis. are not Niliiu' 10.
The goiA r. S.'. tWou-h i"at,i'e. yfr fv.licd
friner tone ana undor the covering % some snort
lines aud tho welding OF nauuLgi securities ON n %
o. her side, tue pare advanced ..ou H. o. ~ ,
ihou-n tlc pref onaegdhc- oi business was at lu'a
all In ths goli loIn market tie lrndin- rat '~
were /. . anl q ceat. Tor carving - nIt The
receipts ruld ~ tne SUB, treasury W. $los3,
Ul1: payments, Sili -Ii; balance, s6i3)JIll. T. e
currency reoeipts Wrr' Sf57 %; payments. syit-
i2l; bai1 c.. SsAiI 5ir. Inc customs receipts
weIe Sa2,.OOI Toe toto' c,eafiu.s It the Gold
EXCHANGE B .pk we're 32i il1,VJO; gold hlances,
$idsDslg; and currency balneef, sl, ,Gj, -SJ Tine
quotations were as follows;
10 M.....l .liO'. 1910 = M...ltoA alo ?. NJ. nos
lg:l0 \. Mill l1.5P. N...lt'h p M..liOsrul
Foreign exchange las D,eU dall sud s.e,di oA
the basis OF 100, '~h 70: prm' 90 days bill'' but
transactions are It cl1ccssilas.
TIE brici lurf, IN money yesterday Yielded to the
Ire dominant csse. and to-day the ohrrirg- nave
Been aluuda-t at and u cont. on cal, tie de.
mand from the Wet n.t affecting ries Prin
commcrcli paper has mov-d On the basis OF 20 -
II ceut.
Government bcnis have bcea strong under the
nrner feeling in gold, deslte the lower prc - II
bonds on the Conurnt. nut Tie ccaiin-s have been
restricted Inc mTket closed arm o. the OASIS Ot
IlI4dIlE..
90. - " 81 street, report u. VI.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE lLuAN AC-ruts DAY.
sun r.fcs..... iS sun tct4... 81 NoOa rsef... q
HON WArER--rIifS DAY.
SanGy Ho3E.. 90 GOV. h.an1.. 81 Hell Gate DO. Os
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."so aAlLs iusl .- Huy Seur tgt At k'oA
II. ..tff way N. ...t on tf hW tand 'olt wlhtrf
has iI-. sthod. nid SUu VI pciipts hinTA iU Hld
H t-upgpt, at uh liui' durYht To yOuiAci lnd - T.
H.
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That nnrear' such estimate and canvas that tho
whole nnmtcr fyotcs gv'1 r be o1lees O. Insnec-
tors OF Election Of the Ccond Election Dsittct OF the
Second Ward was I've hundred ami SIX ....... SO
Ot which Dcris lem 10 received HuI-
cd and twenty y-nvc.... q. ......... .......... i15
and twenty y-nvc. ...,,....'....... ''......' i5
or whoa Nicuacl Carmldv receive one
hundred ana scvsrt'en. ,.....,........ III
or which Michaui FAY received Ole hurd cd
ana thlrtpe1. Observation-Disclosures. tt3
Ot which Franklin j. May received itrtrcn. i5
And Of which Nil ODonnell received thir.
Naan
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Susnrtss notltes.
rh. Hon. Mr. Adrm. was Cured of Rapture

communication OF HI, cure OF rupture Oy DR.. hner-
mans treatment, which publish III Other part OF
th, papef Ttlf II hut oDe OF many proofs ming to
from every quarter OF Dr ShGrman's success IN
branch Of surgery. A statement reliable from q
working man must be Of the highest importance TO
th---r ga filf from a. .o-4f-~i-fl Iu4rrnf
In' AnOve teuarks ,re from the editor OF PDWerOUs
b,nt9cf0 aud tho following Is the communication re-
f-it ID 10.
Ma ADAMS oN pR sHFRM,vs HrrrrHs crRE.
SoUTH OEASGs, y. ;. Nov. 20 1871.
10 ~ Pdf0r 0f fhHsfp pgs Uru1c
MANY persons think rupture lf not curtb,e and that
d.. o4trnans method OF cure - not relAJle. o., n
nluln nglsh. "humbu - bat O. wa ruptLI ed tn.
Year., and found M, set getting wIrs0 from he OF
truss 3 maze uN ninu o s1' hn, aad try for my.
setL Am butcArr, an wa rugturet lltupg quar-
ter OF beet aud vet Nhe IN Yea d. ShermanS tieat.
mcnt Glt not favor mNset and was entirely cute l..
Reading IN your pauer Tor the nrs time Of Dr. SItf-
mans cures, OF dai BroadNaN. your CITY send you
tus sta'cucu'. hlp.ug othtrs suffering igom rupi
will ty the same renrd,e.
FdFnERICK ADAMS
10 CeNtle Muknt. NewArk. y. j.
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FhFnFRiCK ADAMS.
10 Certre Mtket. NewArk. y. .

Or. sHERMAN II daily IT aung persons from al
she cJuutry, at ais ohicr. tit Broadway. lie
s"nds his AustraIci BOOK on rupture 10 those Who
send 10 cents.
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metn-to say-that you're n comm 10 the ball, do
yoOf' lie asked In a tremulous voice.
Reporter-l do certainly, If get u ticket, and
exocct one rom friend.
MI. llCWai Xoitedly)-H YOU do you're dead
man, sure. Vow talte my advice Do you know
Mhat th ~ do ~ N Il tncy catch you at that ball
wei iil toh you, Old Bra ne Will cover yon with
n % tMG.
Ann swALLrH you.
"HU r' etid The reporttr
Here old Ar Howard walked on. repeating tho
iWuucu.n. u'nt comt. he % swalIer lOu-acl u
! tv"l'et go. 10, vii. sure
A. the Old mc' crossed the street he shouted out
"tu0j.. r.. kcu. come ever HLI see ult SOON
w. E'f Dot. i.Ctc 90 toll you "
THE o.,v vDa '.r DE-. 'ha' ont noken nn old man
/ 81 ui- allowed 10 Keep hts 90 .iou ~ tuc Navy
larI
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That II such estimate and canvas that the
whole numb OF vote gytu FOR t1e ono Insrec.
tors OF Election OF tht Fourth IT, District II
the fhirl ward niua hnndrcd enty 90. 90
or which Archib III Ham lou received two
hundfe and tcv nfN. tt0
OF which Adam Daab reeeycd tNo nun rel
OF VIII ch .Jonn =. Kclininnd recover one
hundrr anu rfteen... ....... ........-. li5
OF wnlch :. Bogue received one hundred
OF wb,e Ian, ,s II, utintvff- receiy,c,ts ven i''
N-tVr .................... ......... IS
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That n afNcars on rufh estimate sui canvass. thAt
tie whole uumhsr e votes onices
lurIc.tYIs of Election OF the Effh Iicct us ot
g., ltIli Ward LUc if;r irgi add C1ty.. 0eo
Ot VII ch Iaui l. FINN c'ysd two Ia
dtcd md seven v.............. ............. go
OF which lrt'tIlcr T.. DaNlf ne cNtd two
nfNI Aui seven.
OF which Da,, T.. RoDu- received ON" hun-
dgvd nui rllrru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
o. whth Thomas Lowing r'cc Ntu oLt hu'-
dr,d an Nuntp....... ................. ..... li5
ti " zen Niulln i.~lliGI IW tc,lfcdS Sfv
u. Nv -
t,tel. avc'.. ....'..... ......'......... 55- 20
The sun., 1871-11-25

All persons in wnni of Hats and Fnrs viii
nud ne beet aa4 Cuelpest At
j r. fERRY's, 70 Union square
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ilnhIif nnlifts.

or which Henry Lleps received tvo hundred
do4
OF wnth John Ferry received two hundred
OF when Iosenh o scniy received one hnn.
nr'h and torty-one. one.....................,.t.. Hf
oi which ioremlah X eian rec ived one hun.
dr'd and tort W one ........... tH
Ol wnicu j, M Terry received twontysevot "a
Oi winch thtre were detective s.x...,.........
And OF winch there were scattering tifos... $500
NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Ihnt V arrears on tuch esg and ranvass that the
mol uuWuer of vOt given unircs or fuspcc-
tos oi Election Of The Nntn cotton District Of the
, ft W nrd was three tbousand aud nfissn ,..s OlS
-. W .!Ch q = ol new 11Lrig- y elycd. ... -. q.
,ph- Cu And one hun1red nnd . cnt .-.-..IlR
~, Nnc w Mlchael ~. George received one
i iNpht tlq o o'e Huntrcd aud eli ...........f1rS
'l Wtuth Paw Sd. Ucuuc ~ received Two
nun red 10 hitN-Our. ........ .............. ost
Ot VI en- John ReMcvn rec we'd two I.uii-
aiGi .nd ~, ..............,..,.. "a
drcd and furfv-ou". ............ tu
or winch Juhn thdurune " received ono
hun 'ttd Hnr tortNouc 1000. ........ tN
on wlttn thtrs were dccc We eiN............
And oi winch there were sect crus three. s-9oi5
The sun., 1871-11-25

Gents' silk HAS Seven Dollars. All the
sylcs ielt hats, M1derae Frees,
WAkNOGh a Co, 5lg Broadway.
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IL Operates Like Magic.

MRS wlNsLoNs soJr.H G slRUP. for chill
dren teetlIiu.. soitens the gums reduces ilnamms-
uon, alays all pain,
A Universal Remedy" Brown'- Btou.
oHIAL TRocHEs," for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial
Ahtcuoas, stand nrst In puohc favor and confidence
TINS result has acquired by test oil lmany years.
The sun., 1871-11-25

The best place to bay fine aud stylish cloth
ing made uq aa 10 Gust m work, IS at Bk III 7 a ih
Rv. Frees greatly reduced.
The sun., 1871-11-25

Iha n bproais ecr estn ate ana rauvtss. that tho
who OF vote Offices % n
fptctls Of Election ot IN" First Flr, IistTiot OF
the Fdu IN NaIG was tCy "a thousand one hundred
ava lWCliN-iuur .......s... tlAA
OF which duM.r NtL1he ItCC yea two tuuu-
sud six hundred fni eighty c'.........aGs3
oi whTh John Mct aurcv rec we'd two lhou-
slndr y hui drcd an eighty -thre'. .........gC,3
Ol MhI Ich Nalk Lauigau tcGNcd six hu IdlcI
Aun thirtv-s'N. N............. ............. 90
or whicn john Ot uuuor iccCNcl sN han-
qT"i and thifil1lN.. ....................... d1
or which Michael Sh'Iry recei we'd twu Ii Ill
dred ami tittY -nlue lue........................ 23g
or whlCh Mlchacl j murphy received two
hnrOred aud thrtv-nluc. ............ ........ 80
And OF which there were scattering eight. s-1l2k
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The best place IN New N0rk 10 bay reiin-
bic WATCHES, ane diamUuhi, ricn. fashi lnaple Jew
ery, ad-terng slvet wedding presents, Is sQU IRE
a. Fulton II, Diamonds speciality.
The sun., 1871-11-25

TTy IMPNRI A. uRANUH. tue most NOT RlTIoUs
Gnd DELICATE FOOD &c: iutrnGUcsG proved TO b,
ony thing the som ,ch could retain IN cases OF
treme wcaKness. 20 by all dru ygists, aud at The
wholesale 10 rot ny CARLB n SrHOSG l5l water st
corner OF Maiden lane
The sun., 1871-11-25
THIRD WARD.
Tfrsr ELECTION DISTRICT.

Tint n appears such estimate and ctnvass that
the whole her Of votes gvenf t'c niece of
1usrec ~ tle tion OF the Wrist ~ ction District
q the Inrd Ward hinc hundred ana twenty 04o
Of which Ncil Kelly received two hundcd
p"i eevcnfv. ................ 210
OF which patticK Gleason receive ttv q h1l.
Dire and seventy. .......................... 40
OF which Louis kOaoh received one tu.fei
tlf, llo
OF which Chtfles brown, Jr., received one
hundred and ftccn. ................. ....... IFS
or hch George Dunsirop received scveuty-
..stss.s.ss..s.
opty.cve rs on
The sun., 1871-11-25

Let the Bald aud GRAY use Ialrs NcgetR-
BE sic ian Hair ltenewer thej desIe a. good hcnd
Of lHIr ~ inNoIth.
Nervon. ueadacbr IL instantly relieved by
pucu Of DurnO's Slun.
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fnblit nutrt,s.

STATEMfNr or re hoard OF COT NJ
= ~ CANNAsSEHs -, 4Ht OiNIG or SEW
YORK IN relation % vote gwen for Inspectors Of
Election.
The Board or County Cnnvassers Of the county OF
New Yorh having at the Once Of tire clerk OF sald
county, the nth. i5h s'h 1th, 18th ond &lh DAYS
OF November, lsl 10 canvass and es innate the votes
gwen 40 the several Election Dstn tncf' ~ cach o. the
ot sam and cou1ty at the geo ti election
he on the an div OF Novcmtc III the Ytas aoresad,
DO certify a. foliows;
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mat alpears uu sica uutta IN canvas that IA,
Nhtv lvUuo, oiN Ctgs rtN"A lor tue uIlr. ot lnF II
t.-uf lltoh n ~ ne sutl t,tt On L4SlrlG ~ q
tlH Na.n WAA turce tuO'sinn Lud foT'y.tWo 30 4.
90 Wa.ch kulnhs e. tnwl"rs gttaYrt one
thrush rs out Auu.ltu aId tL.u .... ...... .l.i0S
OF wht'h d,Alta T. hNlay IA agsNel une thou-
saaa enG hIuAlva s.A eL-at % ,..,,t,...,.. Ll0e
The sun., 1871-11-25

DRuNKENNE--9 9nd OPIUM eating. ar BEt rs.
lO an has tCrnancnt ana nainless cure Tor hOtu
these evs. 1housanls cured. CAL or sstd stamp for
evidence.
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For the Centre Reporter.
Not Very Deep.

Mr.. Editor,-Dear Sir.-Permit me
through the columns Of your paper. to
make few remarks concerning long noses
and shallow minds" There are SO many
persons in this world. that can not content
themselves to attend TO their own business
but they must look into. and inquire after
others AS a general thing, they eritieiss
without any inspection, and such business
as they know but very little about
In Yearly every community. aA soon as
school begins, it seems customary for some
old women land men tool TO commence
their trotting from oneneighbor TO another
with something 20 tell, or making inquiries
Aher they have gathered considerable
information, they spend an evening or so
in telling their husbands. Then their hus-
bands will gather into some store or shop.
and spend an other evening in discussing
such light and silly topics, | say shame
on such old women" for there Is no deep
thinking man that will indulge in sHeA.
These are persons that scarcely ever take up
8 book or paper 10 read-never turn their
heads towards the heavens, 90 view, and
consider the works Of Nature. They
spend but very little time in stadying
human nature, trying to find out what
mind is percrptive OF, and what improve
ment their senses Will admit of In faci
they think on such subjects but very little
more than the lower order Of animals.
Such persons call very shallow minded,
they are like the little brOoklet. they are
easily heard, and their riplets easily meas.
ured 5.
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Mr. Sperring, one of the engineer
corps stationnd at this place, sustained d
a severe sprain Of an ankle a few
days ago, by jumping overa fence.
The accident has caused him 10 keep
indoors Cor the present
Mr., Cyrus Darst, about a week ago. foil
from the lo1 of his barn, 10 tho hoor and
hurt himself badly though not dangerous.
". A trcaCheroul board ON the Ion trip
ped him down.
You buy your cheapest and best coal OF
Shor,lodgo & Co, near the depot Belle
fcnte, They never deceive nor impose
upon customers
Hoccr Bros, are laying in holiday goods
intended specially Cor extra bargains for
their old customers, and invite new ones ,o
give them trial. Farmers always -
there Tor cheap goods,
Work has commenced on some four or
Eve new houses in this place. again alto
geihey some twelveor ftlcen arc in eontem.
plsiion.
Rev. John Harpstcs, formerly Of thia
place, we are Informed, intends starting
for India, in January, as missionary,
On last Monday afternoon We had
Gerce saow-ssorm, which lasted about half !
an hour, On the day following Tuesday, |
the cold was very severe and the storm |
prevailed all day
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MARRIAGES.

On Srd. inst. BY Rev. J. K. Miller, Mr..
Jas. =. Freed and Miss Susan Sprow, both
OF Centre Hall.
On 18th ult, in Pine Grove. at the resi-
dence OF z. Lytle, by the Rev. NJ. q. Ear
hart, Mr.. james l. MusscF and Miss NJ. L.
Lytle both OF Pine Grove.
On 4th inst, ut the residence Of Jacob
Kcpler, by the same Mr.. John IL Cortle-
YOU Of Titusville, Pa. and Miss Mary A.
kepler. Of Pine Grove.
On November L., 1871, by Rev. ]. II.
Brown, ai the Lutheran Parsonage in Lew
istown, Henry +. Lich,y, Churchville. Gem
tre CO, Pa, and miss ElmirA Il. Lytlo Of
Allenville. Mitiiin county.
On the 2lst ult, at the Centre Hall Luth-
eran Parsonage, by Rev. j. X. Miller, Mr..
Thomas ). llgen, Of Logan Mills. Clinton
county, to Miss. Lydia A. Jamison. Of
Georges Valley, Centre CO.
On the 28rd ult.. ~ the same place, and
by the same, Mr.. Amos Koch, OF Centre
Hall, and Miss. Harriet c. Condo, OF
Fishers Mills.
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Exciting Scene in Court ut Ian
caster.

The course Of true love, appears
not TO run smoothly. The Express of
Thursday evening thus describes an
exciting scene in the hall where justice
issuppesed to be dispensed This morn
inr about ten o'clock District Attorney
Geo. Brubaker placed in the prisoners
dock one Peter Hilyard, colored
man charged with en- assault and bat
tery, but who is under bail. 5. H..
REYNOLDS, Esq, counsel for the de-
fcndant, came before the court. stating
lhafhis client had been unlawfully
detained and placed in the dock, al
though he had answered three times
to calls made for him this morning
and each time was compelled TO 60
back. tho Commonwealth not being
ready to try him, and Mr. Il. asked
that lie be released, his recognizanee
not having been forfeited. Dir. Bru-
baker asked this question :"What diff
ference does it makes to a niger
whether he sits down in the court
room, or up in the prisoners dock 2
Mr.. r. replied. cit makes as much
difference TO the niger as it does to
you." Then Mr.. .. remarked to the
Court: "If your Honors please, the
prisoners had better be in the dock
than be permitted to skedaddle, and
turning TO Mr.. r. your clients have
skedadled before upon your advice!
Quick as thought Mr.. Z. exclaimed,
"You liel" at the same time thrust
ing his fist in the District Attorneys Q
face, and striking or rather pushing
him on the mouth. Both men threw
themselves into attitudes for combat,
but the court interfered and stopped
them. The District Attorney called
upon the court to arrest Mr.. X. and
his clients. The latter then said, 81
repeat it you tell an infamous lie. and
are deserving Of punishment as /, in
attempting to tasten crime on a
gentleman of the profession 2" The
District Attorney replied that if he
were not an officer Of the court he
would knock Reynolds down. Judge
Long ordered that rulebe taken out
TO show cause why both the parties
should not be punished for contempt
of court, returnable next Monday
The greatest excitement prevailed
during this recouDter, and it was some
time before the court could be again
euieted.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-08
Ex-Governor John Bigler, OF Cali
a fOrnia Dead.

Hon. John Bigler, Ex-Governor of
the Stale. died in Sacrauento on
Thursday Of last week, at the age Of
siXty-Ssyen.
Governor Bigle. was remarkable
man-self made, and by his life career
illustrative Of the working of Ameri-
can institutions and the eleyating in
huJuces Of i healthy. UNRESTRICTED De
mocTacy.
Johu Bigler was born in Cumber-
land county. Pennsylvania, on the Sth
Of January. 1904. and was the Oldest
Of twelve childien, ten Of whom were
living some few years since.
IN 1926 Mr.. Bigier became the pub
lisLer ofa democratic paper, At Belle
f0uio, the Centre Democrat.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-08
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