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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-09-11
RIFLES, sHoT-GUNs REvoLv's

Gun materials of every kind. Write for
Price Last, to Great Western Gun Works.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Army guns and Reyol,
vers bought or traded for. Agents wanted.
lott
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WANTED-AGENTS $50 per dav) to
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Has the un-
der-feed, makes the clock stitch" alike on
both sides, and fully licensed. The best
ana cheapest family Sewing Machine i'm
the market. Address johnson. Clark q
Co, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chica-
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HEALTH BEAUTYIl

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCREAsE
OF FLESH AND WElGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BkAUTlFub COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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TELEGRApHIc NOTES.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THg Tribunal

The Trades-mark Convention between Austria
and the limited States went inIo eject yesterday
Daniel Marsh of Walpoe, n. H., committed
micide AT Keeae, n. H., Monday, by hanging himself
Mark +. Warren. a well-kn0wn citlzeh OF
.h.rle,town Mas, died suddenly Monday o! paralysis
Major Sterrett Ramsey, age 81, the oldest pay
,,r In d. United states Navy, del AZ Geiysoag yesterday
.Judre John Bush, California pioneer, and
[ of peru Indiana died OF APopeIy at Paeervile on Monday
In the case of Mrs. Margaret Dover, who was
Tin Of the Boston Albany Railroad on sunday eoo
,sy, iaIry eIoneraied the company from all blame
BY the fall of hosting machine at McNeal q
d heor Cincinnati YESTERDAY Jnlus Urban brother VI
H. S,o was ksl aud three Of the empoes seriously Injured
The death of the English correspondent at
Geneva ,u remains The uame OF toe vcum Nalef ho.
Name As The papers a bad H. Fifteen persons arc under arrest
a suspicion OF being Implicated 10 Tie ahair
The New-York State Teachers Association be-
an M nhual SaratogA, yrssrdly ffesieh
IN Hons Of the Cortland Normal School in the chair supt Packard
The sstogs Sch o delivered address Of welcome. 10 wh
i ishAak OF Brookn the retiring freadeai responded ss
al House then h, Inaugural address and meage report on
Ilucat!onal Statistics was presented
-. The annual meeting of the State Temperance
i,sty yss the Congregational Church at S'tos. yeI
Sen key Rochester Prsaed Resolutions "srs adopted
r.na eISss laws and IN hvr Of eItrene
nsasare coming Legislature askci To enact -s
he Ohio Neal Dow delivered address IN ne eeaas AL
% usiclasoa Family sang 'asit Temperance ~sssns@
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GLEANINGS.

A Greeley and Brown Club was formed, last
night, in the lid Assembly District, Jersey City
The With Assembly District Grant and
Wilson Campaign Club organized last night and elected
Cornelius Van Colt, President.
The Bella Vista Riding Club of Brooklyn,
John H. KOebler, President, numbering GA members
will support Greeley and Bowl
AT a Liberal meeting in Mount Vernon,
Westcheser County, Monday, committee of 10 was
appointed TO select permanent officers for Greeley
and Brown Club.
A Greeley and Brown Club has been organ
lied at Hackensack n j., with Carrot G. Alderman as
President; II. d. Wright and John H. Banta Vice-Pres
dents and Geo Hawkey, Secretary.
A Fourteenth Ward Liberal Campaign Club
was formed at Grand and Elzabethsts. last night
James Curry was elected Presidents John Curry Secre
tary and William Costello, Treasurer.
A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club has
been organized at Hoboken NJ j., with VIM. Baeder az
Presidents c. Ratgn, Treasurer, and W. j. Wrgas. Sec
rotary. About 200 members have signed the roll
The Democrats of the Eleventh Ward,
Brooklyn will hold a meeting at the Brooklyn Opera
House at Fulton and Flatbush-aves. this evening.
Greeley and Brown banner 32x4O feet with portraits OF
the nominees will he raised Speeches will be made by
the Hon. Samuel D. Morris and others.
The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club Of
the Fifteenth Assembly District John Farrell President
will hold meeting this evening Continental Hall, at
Eghth-ave. ana Thrty-fOurthst. Speeches will be made
by Gen. NJ. T. Mcmahon, Major James Haggerty, Col
Beaumont the Hon. w. 5. Wolf and other
The new banner of the Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club of the XvIIIth Assembly District bears
the inscription This Hat covers great brain and
ner for the WITH Assembly District Liberal Republican
Association is to be seen at No l2S4 Broadway.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Gen. George w. Morgan was nominated for
Congress yesterday, by the Liberal Republicans at
Marion, Ohio
The Democrats and Republicans of Norwich
Chenango County, N. Y. have united in call for
meeting the 80 OF August for the purpose of organic
ING Greeley and Brown Club for the campaign.
The force of cOlored canvassers now in North
Carolina consists of W. u Saunders and Walter sone
Maryland, George ". Haton and William Hendradue OF
Washington. They all working manfully in the
cause OF Reform, and by means discouraged by
the prosecutions which inflicted upon them. Mr.
Saunders is confident that Onehrd OF the c00red vote
OF the state will be for Greeley in November.
Mr.. Thomas Murphy writes to Mr.. Milo
Goodrich Of Dryden N. " denying the statement made
IN recent speech by Mr. Goodrich, that the President
revels in Long Branch, in cottage given him by
Thomas Murphy NJ. Murphy says he did not give the
President his house. contribute cent toward its
purchase and far he knows and believes the Pres
ident purchased II and paid for it with his money
He adds: assuming you TO he gentleman, you will
reract tins statement publicly uttered it." 1t
is to he hoped Mr. Goodrich will either reract or prove
but meantime he might appropriately respond with the
strong assumption that II Mr.. Murphy IL honest
he viii restore MS fraudulent gains shoddy and shell
lac hats publicly he took them. Dir Murphy's pro-
found INCONSISTENCIES that he is not IT. Judge OF
whether man IL is not gentleman is astounding
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AFFRAY BETWEEN BROOKLYN POLL
TICIAnS

COMMISSIONER or CHARITIES CORR SERIOUSLY
WOUNDED BY EX-AssEMBLYMAN ROCHE.
Considerable excitement was caused III Brook
lyn yesterday, by the announcement that Henry Corr
President OF the Commissioners OF Charities OF Kings
County, had received probably fatal wound at the
hand OF Dominck II. Roche, eImember OF the State As
senby, from the Third District and Secretary OF the
Board of City Assessors The affair occurred, Monday
afternoon ON board the Albany boat during the passage
from that city to New York.
large number OF Brooklyn politicians had been visit
ingHaratoga. and several OF them took the boat at
Albany 10 return home. on the way down the party
INDUCED freely in liquor, and dispute arose between
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WEDNESDAY. JULY "a. 1872
DAILY TRIBUNE. WI
Corr and Martin Breen President OF the Board OF Asses
sOrs in regard to politics The former made use Of OBJ

Corr Martin Breen President OF the Board OK Asses
sors in regard to poltics The former mace use OF Cd
noxtoua Ianguags and n febt ensued. The friends Of
the cOmbaants nterfered and separated them and the
ifeelng supposed TO be dead but before the pos
reached New-York Corr invited the party TO drink at
his expense Most OF the politicians accepted the inv
tation, but Roche refused TO Join them, and used
language which Infatuated Corr. The men came 10
blows and Roche drew pocketknife and stabbed Corr
In the night groin and abdomen -,
The wounded was removed by bis fre nds and the
affair was kept quiet as possible When tho boat reached
NewYork carriage was procured, and Corr was CON
veyet In his residence. No I7s Hgst Brooklyn, where
nc now lies In prccariOus state. Drs. Shepard ana
Young held three hours consultation yesterday ana
gayeorders that should be all0 ged TO see MN
undG any pretext DR.. Shepard states that peritonls
mas et m and that to-day the condition OF the WOUNDED
man VIII either prove fatal or Otherwise. -
TRIBUNE reporter made inquiries last evening for MT.
koele, put could not find him. HIS friends. however,
sap tnaJ ne IL ready to surrender to the authorities
whenever they want him. Up to late hour last
evening nc mad not been arrested had there been
anyc0Lnplant made against him
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erst the election OF Horace Greeley President and b.
Gratz Brown Vice President, by all means OF lawim
agitation; and second for Congress- etate county. anu
municipal offices, only OF undoupted non0SIi
capacity. and fidelity to duty, shall be nominated AZ
eembly districts there shall he Immediately formed
Greeley Brown Campaign Clubs and the deegates
shall be elected according 10 the foowing regulations
for the formation of (ermanGreelcy and Brown Cen
trail Club OF the city and county OF New York In eaon
Assembly District there ia 80 be formed AT Ieast oho
German Greeley and Brown Campaign Club, although
more than one NAV be organized Every club Is entitled
to one delegate for every thirty members aud lInmeol
atey after organization the club requested TO hanu 70
the Secretary OF the Provisional Committee OF orHa
ton the name and address OF the oihcers e ;
ed as well IA a complete lat OF the members.
At,cr the address had been adopted delegation rom
the Democratic committee appeared ana askeu ioi
conference A meeting Of the conference connl.oote
then took place at which II resolved that tne
ing should be bcld on July %, at ii a. M al NO $50
FOurteenth-st. and That call be issued Or noo'n U"
august OF all the Liberal Germans III the Guy
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DAvIDsON-On Monday July a. James, soa
5, from the residence Of he parents YosEsr wcstsbss
N v on Thursday. inst, O'Clock Caase- s,r h.
p m train from Grand Central Depot, rysecoOds,
DAwSOS-At Newark, j. July %, s!2 Hnnih W. Di.ssa
Funeral her grandparents Jeob Da.sa
81 wauutsL on ThurSsy 10 IHtsrmen, at Greenwood
Feny lt daughter Of d. John L. and Bnna
Feeny. in tie City Of Portland, Jal, y, lg72
GRIFPTHin Jer'ey Cy saat JAY q John Graa l''e 40
Funeral will take place from Dutch Church. GrsaI leo
sey city, weluesa, the 3th inst AL O'Clock Re%..,
ve and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 'seai viii
out further notice.
H0BBY-In BooElyn July p, Bln Finch reu Of Amos Hobby
P%e~i services her late residence as BeIforpsve nsm Mya,
WedneSiaT Jul, ~, At 2:j0 O'Clock y. m.
Connecticut and Georgia papers please copy
HULLAt Newport, L. JSy q lSl Elizabeth san.n 'niss
Friends Of the family are invited to attend weia.s
the inst. The residence Of G. L. Mitchell, NJ ID,
corner Of Montague and Heups,.. Brooklyn, ~
McCAFFERr the I'D ns Philip MeCasey the ia 81 h
The funeral will tale place on THURSDAY morning Os
sS.is d. .m No. S az s mas. VIZ Ss oasa @ S o. ~
soul and thence 10 CalEau Cemetery for nteuoenL
MULFORD-At hyde Park n Y Thurdss July ~ lsrl Mag,r
months and q DAYS
RAFFERTY-Iu Paterson N j. on SUNDAY July e. Isr' Philip
The friends Of the family are "Wednesday
morning O'Clock late residence, Broadway ami At 10 oos
from ST. Johfs Church
sToCKING-Monday, July %, at M. Sidney D. stocking
The relatives and friends Of family also those OF his hro,hers
law Mr. H. b. Melville respectfully invited to attend the ane
"Wednesday tue s4h iust from the residence Of Me
Melville lJ Amt TIE remains Will be Aen % e'eenspoi Toe
nemeBt ......'
TERRErr-u4euy asin s.. eldest Of Dudley si s'nh
The friends q The family are invited to atend
byaa Church OF Sing Sing on THURSDAY morning 1h MS
wARD-on Tuesday July Annie wife Flames Ward in the s
Funeral on THURSDAY at O'Clock m from residence
West Twenfhh St Friends snd relatives respectfully invited
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SEWERAGE ASSESSMENTS.
ard for the Revision and Correctio
THE KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
BIDS FOR THE NEW ARMORY-THE MILITAR
COMMITTEE IN TROUBLE.

BIDS FOR THE NEW ARMORY-THE MILITARY
COMMITTEE IN TROUBLE.
The Board of Supervisors Of Kings County
met in Brooklyn at p. H., yesterday notice was re
ceiyed from Capt. Geo. W. Aver OF the 47h Regiment
that on August he would apply to the Supreme Cour
for a peTemptory writ Of mandamus. compelling tb
Board to armory in the Eastern District in az
cordance with chapter 3ls of the Laws OF 1871.
The Committee Military Affairs reported that ID
bids received for the erection Of the 23d RegmeB
armory, under the revised plans were as follows: Ff
carpenter work-Hamed Williams, $4,000; Snedikers
Lee S2s7OO; j. b. Jacobs, 10000. For mason work
Abraham Allen. s65,10O; Arthur McQuade, S655OO. Fe
plumbing and gas fttng-M. Y. Brien. 81 OoO James
Webb, 81. 2s Pelletran Hawkes., 1880. The Commit
tee had decided 10 dispense with steam for heating I'D
building According TO the modified proposals. the bull
ing would cost $lOs7OO resolution was offered authC-
izing the Committee TO make contracts with the Owet
of the above bidders.
OF the architects presenting Plans protesting tint
the plan selected entitled TO the INST prize wa,
claimed to be superior only because design Tor an lroR
the inch which was contrary the resolution OF the
The clerk stated that the plans presented by
Mr. Ditmars had been abstracted nom the ONCE ny an
unknown person.
Supervisor Newman claimed that the plans had been
"tinkered" with. and that the Military Committee had
outrageous powers resolution 10 advertise for plans
and proposals building 10 cost not more than $780,
O0O. offered by Supervisor Richards was lost as was
resolution directing the Committee To advertise Tor pro
posas In conformity with plans |" Il " aud f."
Supervisor Newman raised the point OF order that
plan &C. adopted by the Committee, did not limit tho
cost OF the arnory To 100000 ana that therefore, the
port of the Committee could not De entertained. This
OvorIuled, aud the resolution authorizing the Com
mittce to accept the bids was defeated BY vote OF
IA
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GERMANS For GREELEY.
ABANDONMENT OF PARTY LINES-REORGANIZA.
TON OF TIE CAMPAIGN CLUES.

ABANDONMENT OF PARTY LINEs-REORGANIZA-
TON OF THE CAMPAIGN CLUBS.
The efforts which have been making for o
week past unite the German Liberal Republicans and
German Democrats were brought to successful issue
last night The Democratic General Committee agreed
basis Of union which accepted by the Liberal
Republican Committee. The two Conference Committees
subsequently met and perfected the union.
The Executive Committee Of the German Democratic
Union met at No JAG East FOureenth-s, Henry VOLT
presiding II decided to issue a call to the
Germans OF NewYork who favor the election of Greeley
and Brown inviting them 10 form at least campaign
club each Assembly District Each club will be
titled 70 delegate in the central organization
every members. The Central Club will hold its first
The General Committee OF the German Democratic
Union subsequently held special meeting III. Volt
man reported that subC ommittee had conferred with
similar Committee Of Liberal Republicans, II had
been decided he said 70 initiate the action Of the Demo
cratic aud liberal Republican Conventions and 10 join
hands IN support oi the Liberal candidates He Thought
that some OF the best IN the Democratic party had
been sent to Baltimore and that all Democrats could
support Dir. Greeley without violating any principle.
The existence OF the General Committee was petty
question.
The various district committees were authorized 70
adopt measures for the formation OF clubs without
At the meeting Of the Liberal Republican German
Committee, held at Germana Hall, IN Ilirdave.. ast
brect rean the report OF the Conference Committee.
The Committee consisted Of Mossrs; Dr. f. Merser Chas.
Krukle julius KOnn, Jacob KOehler, d.. Gercke G. T..
Wendt Peter Cook, A. Esasser p. schntsler, and q.
WOlbTecht.
The report recommended cooperation with the
Democratic Central Committee I'm It's efforts 20 elect
Greeley and Brown the appointment OF delegate for
every 80 members and the formation of clubs Ia every
ward The report was unanimously adopted. The fol-
lowing address was read by MI Esasser aud was recon-
Iended hy tie Conference COmIDittee for adoption
The undersigned request All OF their ellOw-Cltizens
who agree with the Princp as adopted al Cincinnati
aud Baltimore and who favor the election OF the cand
dates nominated there, mite with them and form
organfzati0n Of citizens Of German BIRTH without dis
tinctOn vi former parry aliauOl, the objects being
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JrLT d


Mails for Europe Queenstown aud LIVERPOOL steamship
Nerssk, clos al IL NJ Supplementary Mai Pier No 70 n
m = closed at 2 D. m. steamship sails az } D N. 49,
An letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid With
double postagel
A PniTass closed Mail Is sent by this lire.
Mails Tor Havana By the steamship CITY Of Havana close
a Steamship sails II II m. from Pier No. II b. X
" THURSDAY. JuLr IS
Plymouth. Chebonrg and Hamburg steam
ann Westnhaa II IN. Supplementary Mall from foot Of
brd Hobokea closed at steamship sails at p m nom
foot of Ttrts-. Hohoken. a.,
TAI letters deposited Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid With
donbe POSTAGE 49, -. Al.
Mails for Nassau p Havana and the West Indies the steamship
Comnha close Supplementary Mall 90 Pier No
Narth River Is closed al 250 steamship sails at p ~
Mail, for Iay ETC. by tue steamship Weyboe close p n
steamship sails at D IA.
''F FRIDAY. JuLy Is
Mail for Halifax n closed AZ the NewYork Post Ohes every
Tbnr.ay At O'Clock steamship sails from Portland Me- 0n
Triday, at % p.
A Closed Mail only sent By the Nlli4ns 1u0A Anu
lam Zane Steamships
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MORE READY-MADE EDITORIALS.

TO INC LdFIOF OF INC Trt6une.
SIR: Enclosed find Circular No. A." sent by
kind friend Of the Administration, relieve us Of
editorial duty during this weather We have no use
but You may hand 1t to your neighbor The Times as
that journal Is made up OF such stuff Yes pass 1t TO
John Thomas. with compliments OF an admrer OF
Horace Greeley, who means 10 vote for him for Pres
dent. JAMES DRURY.
The Bristol Observer Bristol Pa, July %, 1872
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POLICE NOTES.

BJ Fry, charged with using cancelled lager beer
stamps held yesterday in $4,000 bail by Commissioner Shields
Matthew Burke fatally wounded by Jacob
Bendar Of GIL West Porysecondt, yesterday during quarrel
bout their children
Burglars entered the residence OF William II. Nc
ormack 2J6 West Feondst on houdiF nght and stole
sl5e worth Of clothing
Michael OBr1en severely cut Michael Barry on the
bed and arms last evening" in the barber shop No. l
Thirl.sve. O'Bnen arrested
William Frazer age 1s, Of Eighteenth-st., between
Prstaye and A. hs leg broken BY kick iom horse IN
Thirty.arstst., the Bast River yesterday.
John Miller the alleged f0rger, was arranged
vsray before Justice Buckley IN Bfookyn and pleading guilty. was
Committed 10 await action VI the Grand Jury.
William Carmody. South Brooklyn rowdy,
dng an adra Yesterday morning. stabbed Thomas Clemens In the
lin and Francis In the back The wounds OF both nee are
serious. Carmody was arrested
John Mckay, John Tucker, and John Owen,
CHARGED with stealing worth gods from the dwelling OF H. A.
La Ieta No 2O South Ninth Brooklyn, committed YESTERDAY
10 await action Of the Grand jury
Mariana Williams age %, of No. 81 West Hous-
ton AZ at Beecker and Thompson
Yesterday had her right thigh severely injured Tue driver Robert
Molkenhauer OF No. 1875 Orohari-st, was arrested
Sherih's arrests yesterday: j. DeCiraaf Many of
No ITO Eas for deraudng Eliza Phean Of +I2 10 BY
.ey representing for life Insurance company IN
which her con policy Gaar and uustave Schiller Tor
assault and battery Henry sn Michael Hook for deinadns
Vale
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PASSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LrvRRPoOL-h steamship Chiad Jul, 91.-Mss G. 10
rome Mr. ". H. Geenongh Mrs G. Mou,on and mad y ',n
M LeBheke Mr. M eyworth and children, MI SMITH e'
Fr.s Gallagher h. Wahn Mr. Strait Mr. Cooper Gro bei ~
O,tener John UlAss. Mr. Dnnay Mr. Doue Miss hapan
npich Mis-. Kvsns Mr and Mrs hcharson ".
C. Gonion. T. TsekAbe, j. NJ Ieao John He'll I'M 1 NJ
osborne Kelhp. Sir and Mrs A. H. Anderson = >. M NJ
and Mrs j. D. Glib NJ. and Mrs G. A. Galloway nc rle t
Barry Mr. and Mrs Gardner and infant vi" h,rssr ~ Az, az
Mrs Greyson H. noskin, Uazel Mr. Feohcrud hf Oen % "
II Cook A. Gohi'chmd j. b. Prescott y fesf'oa ~ ~ psse
Lieut. Col Nassau Lees W. esket jos liesAe M u1 vi" "en
rew and Mrs Uaamne W. H. ShArpes l. nco a. JusSo" A.
% BeuuOti, @. Stodel J. W. WOrthingon, @ W. baeAmAA
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
wAsHNGIoS, d. C., July q, ls72-l a. IN.

WARRINGTON, ID. C.. July "a. ls72-l a. In. }
synopsis for the h0eniVfOW hours.
The low barometer that was Monday night
in Iowa has moved over Lake Huron and now extends
from Pennsylvania north into Canada rain and cloud
have prevailed north aud east OF Indana light rain Is
now falling at Boston.
Tie barometer has risen decidedly from Texas TO
Georgia; NORTH and west winds with numerous areas of
light rain and cloudy weather have been reported from
Lake Huron southwark to Arkansas but clearing wea-
Their IL extending over this region A local storm
was, Tuesday afternoon, apparently moving from Kan
sas, eastward.
Probabilities
Partly cloudy bu pleasant weather prevail wednes-
dag from Pennsy lyaa ana the Upper Lakes sOuthward
20 the Gulf cloudy weather cYtrnd Now England
and Canada, clearing away by wednesday night.
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HOME NEWS.
rHEnMonyrER YESTERDAY AT DIcKIssoss. IN Pack now.
sau.-73' MONTH 30 m.-rs' hdnighI-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

run Arenuo Hotel-SenatOr Frank L. Blair OF mis-
sour Gen james Longsei Of New Orleans Gen GRESHAM Of
Georgia Jae Israel spencer Of Syrssn Potter Pms Of
Col Lees OF the British Army Andrew Sonds of Charleston W
g. s. Bushnell Of Haven G. G. Van zsnd Of Newport ~
Nicholas HOk Robert ~ DOngs Washington the Hon H. H.
ewods OF Orleans Col w Dorsey President Of the Arkansas
Central Railroad Company Mayor Nd Of Omaha and Smith
Hami OF Keokuk GScp HoVso-Senator stockton ana
family OF New Jetsey Hssinater Ho,tAd Wilkinson Of Svth
Dnts Hot-Juge Price OF WeaBd Canada Ieroor
HOu-GiOD HOmIn OF London. Aeg York HOiThe bcy Dr.
IIopyin Of Cambridge Mas Metropolitan Ho,l-Judg W y
Strand Of Ohio CheBngBer W. H. Shock a. Navy and John H.
Thomas Baltimore Grand Central H0Gen w. d. Warner Of
South Carolina ard Judge Lppineot Daore Holman Hor
OF Boston d0r HOussD d. S Brown Of R0ch
e.ter
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MARRIED.

KNIGHT-RAwLISGs-0n THURSDAY Jolly 49, Jesesoaye iuf
By Dr. Plat OF Louisville Mr H. Winston KBsbt " hew is
aud Miss Emma r. Rawlings
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Smallpox. Fevers, and skin Diseases prevented By
LAMPLOUGHs PTRErE Whaling and nVgong ~ eaes
remarkable their and prevention soil ny ohesS .si
the maker, H. LAMPLoUGH, llj HOlbornh1, LonlOa.