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GENERAL NArURE-No. l42.l
AN ACT for The restoration to market Of certain
lands In Michigan.

Be ii enacted BY the Senate and House or Repre-
sentat,uss of the United States Of Ameried an Con
gress assembled. That all the lands remaining
nndisposed f in the reservation made for the
Ottawa aud Chippewa indiaas of Michig IN by the
treaty of July thirty first, eighteen hundred aud
fifty five, shall BIZ restored to market by proper
not ce, under direction of the secretary of the
Interior, ms hereinafter provided
SEQ That said unoccupied lands shall be open
to Homestead entry for SIX months from the pass
age OF this act by ind ms only OF said tribes VINO
snail have not made selections or purchases un.
der sad treaty, including such members OF said
tribes as have become of age since the expiration
of the ten years named In the treaty and any In
dian SO entitled shall b9 permitted to make his
homestead entry al the ocai Office within the ak
mon his aforesaid of not exceeding one hu ndred
and sixty acres, or oDe-quarter section OF mini
mum, or eighty acres of double minimum land, on
making proper proof OF his righl under such ules
as may be prescribed by the Secretary of tho In
terror: Iropidsd That the collector of customs for
the district In which said land Is situated ls here.
by authorized aud 1t Is made his duty to selSc for
suen minor chidr n as would be entitled under
this law as heirs Of any Indian.
SEC .. That all actual permanent, bona Ide
settl on any OF salt lands who settled prior 10
the fret day of January, eighteen hundred and
seventy two, shall BIO ent tied to enter either un-
ner the homestead laws or TO pay for at the min
mum or double minimum price, as the case may
be, not exceeding one hu dr1d and sixty acres OF
| the former eighty acres of the latter class oil
| and on making proof of his Sc, Element and con
tinued residence before the expiration OF SIX
| m on his from the passage of this act.
nc. a. That all selections by Indians heretofore
made and regularly rep rted and recognized Of
valid and proper by the Secretary of the interior
| aud commissioner of Indian Affairs, shall be pat.
ented to the respective lnnians making the same
| and all sales heretofore made and reported where
the same are regular and not in conflict with sucf
selections, or with any other valid adverse righ'
except of the United States, sare hereby confirmed
and patents shall issue thereon as In other case
according to law.
SEC. 8. That Immediately after the expiration
of six months, the Secretary shall proceed to re
store the remaining lands to market by public no
tice of not less than thirty days, and after suel
restoration they shall be subject to the genera
laws governing the disposition OF the public land
| Of the United States Provided, That none OF tn
landsIhersin mentioned sh II be subject to OF Ia
| ken under any grant of lands for public works O.
improvements, or by any railroad company.
Approved, June IL, 1872.
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rarxpe4L NATuas-No. 1901


AN ACT to amend section five Of an act entitled
SAN act making appropriations for the civil
and dipo attic expenses of the government Tor
lie wear eighteen hundred and forty APP
proved March three, eighteen hundred and FOR
ty-one and to authorize the proper construction
thereof.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House u Repre-
sentatires of the United States " Aertca IN Con-
oress assembled, That the provisi ms OF the
fifth section of the act entitled "An act making
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic ex.
pens s of the government for the year eighteen
hundred and forty-ons, approved March three,
eighteen hundred and forty one, which estaoiish.
ed and limited the compensation OF collectors OF
customs shall be amendedand shall reconstruct TO
apply to all surveyors of customs ports perform
ing or having performed, the duties OF collectors
of customs, who shall be entitled to receive the
same compensation as is allowed to collectors by
said act of March three, eighteen hundred and
forty-one, for like services In the settlement OF
their accounts with the treasury Provided,
That the fees, commissions, and emoiuments
prescribed by law and collected ny Them shall
amount TO such maximum allowance,
Approved, June g. 1871.
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half of four hundred and fifty-one Thousand hye
hundred and two dollars and sixteen cents
paid to said Secretary by said clerk as
prize roney, in pursuance of decree OF sad
court made on the eleventh day OF May, eighteen
hundred and sixty four, which decree was at'er-
ward, to wit on the ninth day of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty five, held TO DO erroneous and
set aside by said court, and said money ordered
to be returned 10 said court for distribution 10 the
lawful owners thereof; and 10 this end that the
said Secretary cause 70 De ,ransiefrea tle s,,d
seven hundred and flfty-one dollars ana eight
cents from the navy pension iund TO the
credit of the Treasurer OF the United
States; the moneys directed to be re
turned having been deposited to the credit
of said fund on the twenty. third OF May, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-four, by warrant nhmocr
one hundred and sixty-nine.
SEC, 4, That the proper accounting officers of
the Treasury Department be, and they are mere
by authorized and directed. in adjusting the ac-
count of William Kapus, collector of customs for
The district of Alaska, to make an allowance for
the compensation of Charles IL. Pierce lor ser.
vices rendered in aid of the COLLECTION Oh
the revenue from customs at the port OF oohi-
laska in said district, of such sum as they may
deem Just and equitable for the time actually
employed, not to exceed the rate Of one Thousand
five hundred dollars per annum.
SEC. g. That 10 enable the Secretary OF the 1nte
rior to pay Stand n and Ballard attorneys,t their
account for defending the register and The re-
ceiver at Ionia, Michigan, the sum OF one thou-
sand dollars Is hereby appropriated.
SEC q That In the settlement of judgments by
the Court OF Claims or the supreme Court OF ths
United states, hereafter to be rendered r cap
tured or abandoned cotton, or in settlements Tor
cotton seized subsequent TO June THIRTEEN, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty five, the Secretary OF
the Treasury is hereby directed to pay such
judgments, or the amounts as ascertained upon
such settlements in full without deduction on ac-
count of internal revenue tax upon cotton.
Sc. 7. That the accounting officers of the trea'
sury be, and they are hereby, authorized and dt
reced, in adjusting the accounts OF the collector
of customs for the 'rt of Chicago, to allow MN,
as an ex-oficio depositary of moneys belonging
to the United States, q credit for such sum or
sums, In coin or currency, as may satisfactorily
appear to have been held by him. as such deposi.
tary at the time of the fire in said city ON The
ninth and tenth days of October, eighteen hun
bred and severty one, and to have been lost or
| DESTROYED by fire.
Approved, June TO- 1872.
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UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICuL-
~ -. Z. - TURF. - I.
sulIpINds AND eRouNDs

For improvement of grounds For labor, twelve
thousand dollars; for heating apparatus for new
grapery, two thousand dollars; for material for
roads and walks, one thousand five hundred dol
lars for castron labels for naming trees in arbor
eturn, one hundred dollars for tools repairs and
blaoksmithing, one Thousand dollars for drain
ing-tiles for grounds, five hundred dollars for
terrace. walls, two thousand five hundred dol.
lars; for repairing fence around grounds one
thousand dollars and for a furnace in the labo-
ratory, four hundred dollars; in all, twenty one
thousand dollars ia
Toward completing the museum under the
charge of Professor Townsend Glover, three
thousand dollars. -z- go
| SIG O. That ont of the unexpended balance of the
appropriation, section twentyrseyen of the act
| approved April twentieth, eIshteen hundred and
eeventytone) Tor more effectually securing life
| and property on the coasts of New Jersey and
| Long island, for the fiscal year ending june
4 thirtieth eighteen hundred and seyenty-two, the
/ sum of two hundred thousand dollars is hereby
excepted from the operation of the fifth section
OF the act of July twelfth, eighteen hundred and
seventy. ssh , ar Fl-
$50 5. That the sum of two hundred and TWEEN
| ty-five thousand seven hundred and ffty.ont
1 dollars and eight cents is hereby appropriated
to enable the Secretary of the Treasury to re
turn TO the clerk of the United States distric
court for the southern district of Illinois the one
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GENERAL NATuRR--No. l09.]

Re il enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntntires of the United States Of america In CON
q, ess assembled That the clause in section seven
OF the act of July fifteenth eighteen hundred and
seventy making appropriations for the naval
seryice for tho wear ending June thirtieth eigh-
teen hundred and seventy one, and for other pur-
poses,n which enacts "that hereafter the in
creased pay of n promoted officer shall COM
ence from the date he is to take rank as given IN
his commission" be. and the same is hereby, re-
pealed Z: Provided, That if such officer shall nave
been promoted In course to fill vacancy, ana
shall have been In the performance Of the duties
of the higher grade, grade from the date he Is 10
take rank, ne may be allowed the increased pay
from that date.
Approved, June g. 1872
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ThnORS-Merchant.
TYPE FOUNDERS.

III. l.. pEL0UYE & Co., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Thirteeath streets See adver-
tisement.
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IRON MANUFACTURERS.
JEWELERS..
LIQUOR DEALERS-Wholesale.

i. n, LIPsCGMBE & co.'s celebrated Rye
Whiskies, 1910 Franklin street,
WILLIAM ELLISON, l4s0 Main street, keeps
constantly on hand a large stock OF Rye ana
Bourbon Whiskeys, Imported and Domestie
Brandies, Gin, Rum Wines. &C.
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CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY |
AUCTIoNEERs.
d. X. wEIsIGER, 1915 Main street. opposit,
post-ofhce.
II. MCCORMICK, 14l4 Main street. See adver
tisement
COOK & LAUGHTON, corner Governor and
Franklin streets.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
W. SICKLE, agent for Dr. Bly's patents,
9l4 Main street, next to JOURNAL office.
BAKERIES.
THOMAS e. GILL, No $50 Broad street.
RICHARD ADAM, Twelfth street, 576 Broad
and 1924 Main street.
Z. ID. BRIGGS, 7O7 Main and 426 Broad street.
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BANKS.
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE.
COMPANY, 1909 Main street-Iohn b. Davis,
President; M. S. Quares, Cashier.
PLANTERS NATIONAL, No. 1900 Main street
President, John B. Davis; Cashier, w. z.
Quarles.
FIRST NATIONAL, Isaac Davenport, Jr., Pre-
sident, s. A. Glover, Cash'r, llo4 Main stree'
BILL POSTER.
WILLIAM ADoLPHUs, Nos. 10 and la Law
Building ....
BTTTERS.
uuLL,S STOMACH BTTTERs, the Great Al,
petizer and Strengthening Tonic. Sold every
where. Try it,
BOOKS, STATIONERY & BIEDER1
WILLIAM 4. EDWARDS, No. sol East Bros.
street.
). ". RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1878 MAJ
street.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
d. w. GILLEs, sl2k Main Street
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.
7. H. BosCHEN & SON, 500 Broad street
Complete stock of their own manufacturt
always on hand
HELLER & CO., No. bl7 Broad street.
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.
| WILLIAM EUF ER, bother of Porter, Ale
Lager beer. &C.. o. 90 Main street
| IT
CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
| >------------.>-~ l-----,---------~--o-~.-->-
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUx, No. l4l2 Maia street
keeps the largest, best, and cheapest stock o.
| confect!oneries south of Philadelphia. Agen
| for ATMoRg's MIScE MEAT.
d. COLUMBUS. 914 Broad street. First pre-.
MUM ut Virginia State Fair.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
VIM. M. ALLEN, Gil Marshall street.
|
CHINA. CROCKERY G GLASSWARE
E. CURRANT, sO3 Main street.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
wHITLOCK ABRAN1, No. 1445 Main street.
C. ii. BROWN, No. l0O corner Of Ninth and
Franklin streets.
r. LEIBERMUTH, corner Fifth and Broad
manufacturer of the finest brands. "Prin'
cipe'' and plantation" cigars speelalities;
A complete stock of pipes and smokers
articles always on hand.
C. C. sALANIONE, sos Broad street.
CLOTHING.
JULIUS KRAKER, sign of the Red Post l5l7
Main street
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE, Oh. S
Kaufman,) 400 Main street.
COAL AND WOOD.
J. r. F. BURROUGHS, office and yard Seventh
and Main. See advertisement.
BENJAMIN COTTRELL, Office and yard cor
ner Ninth and Bank streets.
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, coMMTcsInMFps M nEEns
OM1M1oo1O1s AdActo " I11-A-colH.--,-
e. M. GARNtTT-Shaffer's building 10th an
Main streets, also solicitor of claims agains
the United States.
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DENTISTS,
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GGgSgRAL NAruRE-No. 1921

Approved, June 10, 1872.
[GBSgRAL NATuRE-No. 1872
AN AOT to extend the provisions OF an act en-
titled IAN act for the final adjustment of pri-
waite land-claim In the States of Florida, Lou
isiana, and Missouri, and for other purposes
Rei enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtiueS Of the United States Of america IN Con-
qrsss assembled, That the provisions OF the &C
entitled IAN act for The final adjustment OF pri-
vate land-claims in the States of Florida, Lou
isiana and Missouri, and for other purposes, !"
approved June twenty. second, eighteen hundred
and sixty, be, and the same are hereby, extended,
and the same shall continue in force for period
of three years from and after the passage OF TINS
act.
SEC. .. That all persons claiming land as speci-
fed in the first section of said act may have their
claims confirmed, in accordance with the forms
and in the manner prescribed in said act, in all
cases where it shall be satisfactorily proved that
the claimants, and those from whom they derive
title have held continuous possession OF The land
claimed from the date of the cession TO the Uni.
ted States of the territory ont OF which the
States of Florida, Louisiana, and Missouri were
formed.
Approved, June TO- 1872.
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sand dollars, or By imprisonment not exceeding
six months, or by both such fine and irnprison.
ment, according TO the aggravation OF the Of
Tense.
Approved, June 10, 1872.
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Nayy.yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
For repairs of all kinds, seventy five thousand
dollars for repairs of floating do cks, eighty
thousand dollars for permanent improvements,
namely for bridge connecting Seavey's island.
four thousand dollars In all, one hundred and
fifty-nine thousand two hundred dollars.
For constructing and testing experimental
hreech.loading boat howitzers, ten thousand dol
lars.
Nayy.yard, Boston, Massachusetts, For re.
pairs of ali kinds, seyenty-five thousand dollars.
Nayy-yard, Brooklyn, New York: For repairs
of all kinds, one hundred thousand dollars.
Nayy-yard. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania For
repairs of all kinds. TO ty thousand dollars.
Nayy-yard, Washington, District OF Columbia:
dollars.
Navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia For repairs of
ALI kinds, one hundred thousand dollars.
Navy yard, Pensacola, Florida; For repairs OF
all kinds, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Navy-yard, Mare Island, California: For re-
pairs Of all kinds, seventy-five thousand dollars;
for repairs of foating-dock one hundred thou
sand dollars; tor permanent improvements,
namely, for commencing dry-dock, two hundred
thousand dollars continuing quay-wall and
whaIyes thirty thousand dollars; continuation
of rail-tracks, five thousand dollars In all, four
hund ed and ten thousand dollars
Naval station at League island, Pennsyi wanna :
and for. dredging, one hundred and fifteen thou
sand dollars. k3la
For naval station at New London; Connectl-
| cut: For building wharf, grading for bnilding
\ store house, and for care and preservation oil
| properly twenty thousand dollars.
| Naval station at Key West, Florida For re
| pairs of all kinds, fifteen thousand dollars.
Emergencies at naval stations; For cmergsn
cies that may arise At naval stations, forty thou
| sand dollars. ~ 80. ~ ~, .l-,--rs.
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TRUNK MANDATORY.

TRUNK MANUFACs DRY, james Knots,
proprietor, 96 Main street, under O. Wendiin-
gers. -
The New York herald., 1872-11-20

O1 EAST BROADWAY ROOM IA YOUNG GIRL
OF lately arrived from ireland, to do chamberwofk
and light housework, and take care of children. Call
tNnd daYS
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DEATHS.

Near West Alexandria, on the 7th
inst, Catharine Heller, at the advanced
age of Is years, d months and 81 days.
Services by Rev. G. Baughman.
On the 9th inst, near New Lexing-
ton, of Scarlet fever, Anna, daughter
of George and Mary Bennett, aged l
year, 6 months and I3 days. Funeral
services by Rev. G.. Baughman.
On the 10th inst, near Lewisburg,
Rebecca Unger, wife of Henry Unger,
and daughter of Henry and wife Cath
arine1GIanter, aged 80 years, I month
and % days. Funeral services by her
Pastor, Rev. q. Baughman. g&
In Eaton, ON the 18th inst, of Mea-
sizes and hemorrage, Alkaline Schaed-
On the 11th inst, of Congestion OF
the brain, at the residence of his parent
near Eaton, Neal, infant son of S. H.
and Maria e. Thomas, aged / year, Z
months and 5 days.
"He died to sin; he died to care,
But for a momGnt felt the rod.
i spre alii iis i Gs tine wings fhewi and so to God
Onthe 18th inst, near Camden, Mr..
Benjamin Powell, aged "a years and
9 days.
Mr.. Powell was one OF our old pic.
neer settlers, having emigrated from
North Carolina, in 1871 to Gratis tc wn.
| ship, Preble county, where he remain
ed mp to the time of his death. He
was an honest and upright man-wa.
a member of the Friends Church fol
SO years-marrisd in 1929 to Rachae
Randal-lived with her 40 years, ant
leaves her and six children, and TWEEN
one grandchildren to mourn his loss
He died triumphantly in the living
faith. N. X.
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Another Lockwood!

q ED. has just laid in his Spring sup
ply of Boots, Shoes, Caters, Brogans
and Slippers, which is of the very best
quality and manufactured of a supe-
rior material. Gentlemen ordering
customer work will find that for a
sneat fit" he cannot be beat. Call in
and after looking at his stock, cast
your eve up and take a view of the
neat job of frescoing done by j. H.
HIRRELI. l..
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RELIGIOUS Notice,

Rev. G.. H. DUTToN, Universalist,
will preach in the Christian Church,
on Sunday next, at 101a o'clock, A.
NJ. Subject for morning-The chris
tan condition of worship. Subject
for evening at ~ O'Clock. The cause
and claims of the true Church. The
pub bile are cordially invited.
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The non-appearance in the DEMO
Graf of the Temperance resolutions
may induce some of our readers to
think that it was our fault. We Offer
ed to insert them if the Secretary
would furnish them, but for some rea-
son it was not done. We are willing
to publish all such matters when not
too lengthy, but we don't intend run
ming after them, and if they won't
hand them in they. can just ''stick
them" for all we care.
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Free Lecture,

DR.. La RUE will deliver a Lecture
on Medical Science at the Methodist
Church, Winchester, O., on Tuesday
evening, April 23d, commencing at Z
o'clock. Free to all. DR.. La Rue can
becousulted upon all Chronic Diseases
at the Ohio House, Winchester, Ohio,
from Monday April 22d, until Mon
day, May 9th, 1872.
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Persons in want of good, substan-
tial understandings" in the shape of
Boots, Shoes, &c, should not fail to
read the advertisement of CHRISTIAN
Brown. His stock is complete in
every respect, and he is ready to suit
the. most fastidious customer.
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WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for April
has again appeared and We can't see who can OBJ
ject to snciI a nasazine for their family, chuck full
and running over with the best of literature, and
all for one dollar a year, We do not know of a
magazine that is gaining favor more than this one.
I send tosoSdMooda &c Co. Newburgh, New York.
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5 AS this is the time of year for pa
pering, those wanting anything in
the line3of Wall Paper or Window
Shades, will find a good assortment
at EfDsoN s. Bios, cheap as can be
had in any other town in the State.
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Take Notice.

Do you know hat n. B. STEPHENS
will deliver all kinds of Milk and
| Cream every day at your door, or on
notice, at any time in the day OF eve
ming, for parties, SC.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The communication from our friend
at Lewisburg is SO lei what we have
heretofore published from hat quar-
ter, that we omit it. We will accept
anything new from the writer. o.
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CUR BOOK TABLE,

May, the happiest time of all the glad new year.
has5itsheraIdstof approach daily presenting them
selves on our literary talle. Among the first is
.;Demoress,s Monthly, replete with good. varied
and useful contents. f5rthe household and family,
while thenew and exquisite designs for simmer
wear are abundauT. There seems but one opinion
onthe worth of this family monthiy-that DE
1noresti is Indispensable where once introduced.-
2seents. er5s pefyear. WEN an elegant Chrome
worth IS. as Sa9prernlun. Published ut sSs Broad
way, N. Y. 80
The juveniles are joyous with the advent of May,
for, like the seasons, sports and amusementsl
change; nevertheless there are spare and stormy
times for indoor recreation, for which there is
nothing better than the perusalo of some good peri
odieal. The one to ill this want is D~EMoREsT's
YOUNG AMERICA, suited to each month, its trea-
| sures are extraordinary : No child should want a
magazine when 1T can behad for one dollar a year.
Published at sss Broadway, MY.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for April
| has again appeared and we can't see who. can OBJ
ject to such a magazine for their family, chuck full
and running over with the best of literature, and
all for one dollar a year. We do not know of a
magazine that is gaining favor more than this one.
| Send toSaSINEeod6 &c Co. Newburgh, New York.
GaBRRINARDts SIUsIoALwoRLD for April has
made IFS appearance fTled with all sorts of good
things for musicaipeople- 1eIa eEEz-s -1TE
- We notice an unusual amount of original matter
in this number, and especially cali;the attention of
our +eadersto two series of articles commenced in
this issue; The, article Hints on buying Instru-
ments, /" Is justrslIat isneeded by those who con-
tenplate burc.iasirg r. ~pianoDtThe first paper on
"Mrsie in the Public Schools, y Is ably written and
+ ,YThe@MEsie, ia3his number, is, How can-I tell
| him I5lsve him no laore az "A song and q 1simplifed
arrangement of A. 2. Wyman's popular. piece
"Silvery Waves" Zgra
Published at the Great Central NJ usic Publishing
House of S ..Bralnard's Sons in. Cleveland o., at
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M AR RAG Z s.

On the 9th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Rev. B. J.. George,
Mr.. John g.; Childress, to Miss Sarah
NJ. McKinstry, both OF this county.
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This is the last week for the Circus
pictorial, SO we will have more room
for news in our next weeks.