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Attachment Notice.

ll3, A. DIN Bartlett Circuit Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-M. u. Meacham -
UhOmas H Hobbs.
n this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section S455 OF the Code OF
tennessee, and returned into Court levied
upon personal property Of the defendant, and
anidavit having been made that the defend.
ant is indebted to the plaintiff n the sum
sS55 by note, and that the defendant Is a non
resident OF the stale OF Tennessee;
10 is there fore ordered, That ne make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court Of shelby county,
at the courthouse, in the town Of Bartiett, on
the second Monday in December next, and
defend said attachment suit. within the time
prescribed By law or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with exparte; and that copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ofice in Bartlett this the 9th day Of
October, 1872. JOHN MCBROOkS, Clerk.
Jarnagin a Frayser, Att'ys for pl'rf [ocil fri
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DIED.

O'NEIBD-At Q o'clock am, October iith,
Miss KATE O'NEILL, aged 30 years.
The friends aRd acquaintanees Of deceased
and family are respectfully invited 20 attend
her funeral, frcm the residence OF Mike Hally,
Monsarrat street, SUNDAY, at9 o'clock pm.
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Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate

No. So, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Tennessee.-George L. Douglass,
Admir- Of estate OF r. n. Bond, deceased, VS..
II. \. Bond ct al.
FINDER and by virtue Of an interlocutory
~ decree for sale entered in above cause,
at the present October term OF the Probate
Court, will sell 70 the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, on the PREMISES. on
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PROVINE--The friends and acquaintanees
Of J. NJ. PRovIEE are respectfully invited 70
attend his funeral, from the Fint Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, az 3 O'Clock SUNDAY
afternoon. Services by Rev. L. c. Ransom.
Carriages at Flaherty, Marley sullivaIis or
at the Church. Lst. Louis Republican and
Nashville papers please copy,I
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
z. MeDAVTTT, President.
J.. T. FAEGAsON, vIee-Pres'f.
R-A. PARKER, Secretary


d ECrORs;
e. MCDAvIITT, President.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
]. 7. FARGAsoS, OF Fargason 8 Clay, Com
mission Merchants.
JOHN T. STRArToS, OF Stratton, James q Co.
Commission Merchants.
NAPoLEoS HILL, OF Hill, FoRtsine & Co.,
Commission Merchants.
W. A. GOODWIN, Cotton Broker.
N. E. OocHRAS, OF n. e. & J. W. CO0hran,
Lumber Dealers.
II. E. JACKSON, OF Estes & Jackson, Attorneys.
NATHAN ADAMS, Stan on, Tennessee.
THIS COMPANY OFFERS EVERY REA-
Il sonable Inducements toinsurers. It's losses
are settled fairly and paid promptly, while ia
ates are as low as any solvent company can
ford. seZ5
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DOVER, n. H., October 11.-James
r. Spalding, founder Of the New York
World, but more recently connected
with the New York Times, died in this
city Yesterday.
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ITEMS FOR WOMEN.

Martin Fsrquhar Tupper's daughter i
said 70 be writing circum-bendibus poe
Try like her pas.
The Louisville Exposition contains
/ lock Of hair six feet long cut from tn,
| head Of a Swiss peasant girl.
a San Francisco journal states that
/ wealthy miner has fallen in love witt
Mrs. Fair, and viii marry her.
Brigham Young has taken has takeI
l his decennial census OF his children, anC
1 reports fifty-eight, with no returns from
outlying counties.
Madame Casenton, Of Lyons, France
has forty-three cats. eighteen OF which
I took first premiums at the London ca
show last year.
When Miss Wade notified ex-Mayol
Kalbheish, Of Brooklyn, that she intend
ed 70 sue him for breach Of promise, th,
only reply she rereived was, "Wade in. D
Jnlia Myers, Of st. Louis, was married
to her first husband eight years ago, anC
last Monday followed her fonrth to the
grave. She buried each one-no Gi.
vOrces.
The COtlrier-JoiIrndl is hard on Susan
when it sayr: ave shall never know
the age Of Niagara Falls, because Susan
3. Anthony is the.only person now iv-
ing who was alive when the Falls were
built, and she has forgotten the date"
A shrewd Kentuckian under stroag
suspicion OF homicide has improved on
the "insanity dOdgeu and secured his
acquital by oOurting, winning, and we'd
ding the lady on whose testimony alone
he could have been convicted.
A Boston husband complains that his
wife, after making a speech at = wo-
mans political meeting, kept her tongue
wagging for three days thereafter, there
by driving him out OF house and home.
de don't believe women should 60 into
politics.
The two ladies who have recently
been admitted TO the bar Of Z tab are not
MormOns. They advertise their will
ingness to advocate the cause Of all Nor
mon women who wish to escape from
the VOWS that have made them the frac-
a0nal owner of man.
The trials that women are called upon
TO suffer are well expressed in the fol-
loving death notice published in a Chi
cagO paper: "Maria B., wife OF Henry
B., aged eighty years. She lived with
her husband fifty years and died IN the
confident hope Of better life"
Recently a girl in Madison, Wisconsin
suddenly lost her reason while In ap-
parenuy good health, and with it her
knowledge Of the English language. At
the same time she miraculOusly acquired
command Of the German, though she
had never learned il or lived where it
had been spoken.
The women Of Baltimore have entered
upon a sharp fight for their rights -
They have formed an association, the
object OF which is to test in all the courts
their right 70 vote, aud then II they are
beaten to begin all over again and so
keep it up until they get fljustice" or
kill the judges.
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woraaza,@ Er1end.
THE KENTUCKY
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
$500, 900 IN BANK
TO PAY ALI GIFTS.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

A the Second Grand Gift Concert, author
- lied by special act Of the Legislature, IN
aid Of the Public Library OF Kentucky, una
yOidably postponed from September = 70 De-
cember Z, and which positively and unequtv-
ocally occurs in Louisville, KY, Saturday,
December Z, 1872, without further delay on
any account whatever, the following Cash
Gifts are for distribution by lot among the
ticket-hOlders:
One Grand Gift. Cash. sIoO. 900
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F. c. Blu rnand tells sin my Healthu
that be went to walk with his aunt for
a constitutional. His pace was three-
and-a-hRlf miles an hour, while hers was
s mile in an hour and half Tremend-
Gus exercise for the control oftenper was
the only exercise he obtained By the per-
fOrnance. The next day he went out in
a wind that cut right into him, making
a cold draught, a sort Of suez Canal,
through his ribs. He meets Budd, who
is a superlafive. He is the jOlliest, cheer
lest. best-looking, best-hearted fellow
possible. He is what is called a
man with heart ia the right place. But
he does not know what nervousness
means, and as foE III health, he appears
simply unable TO understand IT, Alas
for poor invalid Burnand. He found il
would be easier to draw old Port or Ma
deria from a grind-st0ne than to entice
sympathy from 8 man who did net
know what nerves were made Of.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

RunenaI Of Hon. VIM. II seward.
AUBURN, n. Y, OctObeI The fl-
neral Of Mr.. Seward takes place at half
past two o'clock Monday.
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NEW YORK NOTES.

The HayOraIty,
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Tam
many Conference to-day decided upon
Abraham r. Lawrence for Mayor.
Death OF 3. ?. Willis c. Fanny Fern. -
Sarah Payson Willis, wife of James
Parton, otherwise known as "Fanny
Fern" died yesterday in this city.
Petty Thief
Justice Brown, Of Morrissnia, yester-
day plead guilty to the charge for which
he was indicted, Of Withholding some
two hundred dollars Of the county's
money received for fnes.
Anti-CrueIty BerEh Net ReoOEniHed In
Law.
Anti-Cruelty Bergh appeared before
Judge Dowley, as prosecutor, yesterday,
claiming authorization from the Attor-
ney-GeneraL. The Judge declined to
recognize him.
The Announcement of Mr.. seward's
Death.
The announcement Of Mr.. Stewards
death was received in this city with feel
ing Of sorrow. Flags are displayed at
half mast from many Of the public
buildings and hotels to-day in respect to
his memory
A Dead Italian HobIeman.
Fogga, who was burned to death in
the Elizabeth street fire yesterday, is
reported 10 have been an Italian noble
man. who was banished from his native
land on account OF political offenses,
and who was living under an assumed
name.
ThesTrfbune VI. Speaker Blaine.
The Tribune Of to-day in an editorial
says that it takes great pleasure in with
drawing in the fullest and promptest
manner the imputations upon Speaker
Blaine in reference to the supposed
with the Pacific railroad,
Eastern division business.
The Dean RiehEnond Disaster,
A Washington dispatch says that it is
stated that the report Of the inspectors
in the case Of the disaster to the steam
er Dean Richmond shows that the ac-
cident to the Westfield was excusable
compared with the circumstances in
this case. Although the boiler had
been inspected within the year, vet the
age Of the boiler justified a more fire.
quent inspection. 1t is understood that
hereafter boilers over five years old
shall be tested several times during the
year after they are in use.
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LAW RECORD.

Second Circuit C0urt-HaIsey, Judge.
To-day's calendar contains the follow
ing cases: g.. Park vs. Cheek; 9S4, Fo-
ley vs.. F0lsey; 9S7, Profit vs. Bryte;
1851, Nredenburg vs Wright & FOute
1873, H0llway vs. Williams & Bond /:
l-l7, Carsman vs. Collins: 1925, Mer-
chants National Bank vs. Wright ct al ::
1871, Caiiieid vs. Collins; 1921, Middle
ton vs. Lane: 1922. White vs Lane: 1881
Z922, 2l29, 2U35, 294S, 2057, 2O60, 2082.
1894, 2l0s. The STYLES OF above cases
were published yesterday. 2IIl, Ware
& Co vs. Guest; 2lI5, Steiner Bros vs
BilbOW; 2l22. Hurt vs. Griffin; 2223
Price vs. Griffin; 2l24, Hargan vs. Grif-
fin: 2l45 Tilley vs. Fontaine; 2l59.
Cooper vs SchUmack; 2i63, Taft
& Mccullough vs. Chandler; 2I65
Warren & Co. vs Dsssauer; 2I66.
Burns 4 Smucker vs. Dessauer; 2I76,
Shields vs Demm0ns; 2I77, Ryan vs.
Mitchell. 2IS0, Hynes vs. Bickford; PSI.
Heheer - Mount; 2lS2, Townsend vs.
Good: ZS+, Spellman vs. Cash: 2ISS.
Miller rs League; Zl94, Yanakay, vs.
Cockrell, 2l35, Shock vs. League; 2l96,
CIueO ys BrignardellO; 2302, Nelson vs.
Shelby county; 220j, Woodbridge vs.
Hardwick; 22ll, McCarney vs. Sexton;
22l3, Boyd vs Witt: 22l4, City Of Mem
phis W Moore; ODDS, McDOugall vs.
COckrell & Sons; pal B0ddie " Krat-
zenbera; 22+5, M0nsarratt vs. Smith:
22iS, Lance " Dufey: 2249, Welch Us
Allen; D o. Badenelli vs. Ballenstein ct
al; 2Z72 COunOvan vs. McLe-
fresh; 2254, Curley vs. Goodwin;
22jj, Alexander vs. Warneke; 2257,
Oakley vs. Kaliski 4 Company;
235l, Henderson vs. Eddlns; 226S,
Carroll vs. McDonough, ct al; 2257, Hall
VS. Hampstead; 2269, Crisp vs Madden;
-Z7l, Dominic vs. Brooks; 2274, Massey
vs. MIssO, jr.; 2275, Thorpe vs. Lee; 22s2.
Scott vs. Miller; 22S5, Brooks VS. RidOut;
---5,5, Anderson vs. AppersOn; 22s7, Hap
pek vs. NJ. and A. Of Memphis: 22Ss,
IrOWbndge q Company vs. Tomeny, ct
al; 229l, Bugher vs McGneevy; 1894,
johnson & Son vs. WassOn q Company;
22s6, Alley vs. Jones; 3S0l, Thompson vs.
Fite, et al, S3J2, Knight " Sklpwith;
15J4, Hollywood vs. Murphy; 2307,
Cicsllas vs. Squieri; 23l2, Clark vs.
Washington; 233s, Maydwen VI Denn-
nous.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASnNIG NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of DeSoto q
"A Lodge, No. 299, Will be held this w
SATURDAY. evening, October 18th, h,/V\
at o'clock, for work in the F. G. and n. 81.
degrees.
AnF. C.'s and N. rs are fraternally invited
By order II. @. WILLIAMSON, W. M.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. ocl2
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The A1neTicQa .dtienoets1a is a new lit
erary paper just started here, with John
Fraser, Of Glasgow University, for edi-
tor. It is a tasteful and exceedingly
mild-msnnered journa.. OF sixteen pages.
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The case Of Barrett & Hef'ron VS. Z.
u. Appers0n Was given to the jury at
noon yesterday, but they failed 10 agree,
and were relieved from the further con-
slderauOn Of the case ill this morning at
nine o'clock. The call reached the
fourth case on the calendar. To-day.
the case Of Reese vs. Reese viii be tried.
After il Is disposed Of, the motions viii
be heard
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A young lady of Lansing, Michigan
left that city for China last week On
missionary service.
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SCRANTON, PENNSYLVANIA, October
II.-james Mccarthy was killed on the
Lehigh and SusquehaDna railroad last
night
George r. Kin9sbUry, cashier Of the
LackaWanA Valley Bank, was garOtted,
beaten and gagged last night by three
men, who unsuccessfully attem Dted 70
get possession Of the Keys OF the bank.
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EXTRACTS FROM FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
QUEEnT IHTSURANC1 COMPANY
Ending December, 1871.


ndout
6per n.;th D., 2percen
iderhle fhusne
ddirab the
heinnu-
move they
h Board
Preside Mechanic bank
H. ather Manuac cturersBa
Psiden Mammal Bank.
Geo A6Fd Ps5s B1Rs & HEan Johnston
pherd Knapp Psden
II AMI B. IJoseDhe
Whiting within Young Co.
H..
INVESTMENTS
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The announcement Of Mr.. Stewards
death was received in this city with feel
ing Of sorrow. Flags are displayed at
half mast frOm many Of the public
buildings and hotels to-day in respect to
l,f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-12

EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
Of fine Marble-top Center Tables, WardrobeS,
Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads, Carpets,
Pictures, Curtains, Kitchen and Dining
room Furniture, Cooking Stoves, etc.
Also, one secondhand PIANO GALES make).
Plated and Chinaware, Fancy Groceries, etc.
This Saturday Morning, October I2th,
at 10 O'Clock.
GEO. SHIELDS d- CO., AueaiOueers.
Main II
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NOTICE.

SoUTHERN RAILWAY SECURITY CoMrANx.7
Lessee MeInI his and Charleston Is. r.
fREloHr OFE ICE, Memphis. October 10, isl2-j
ns- On and after MONDAY, October Isth,
no freight viii be received 1t The Warehouse
after four O'Clock p.u.
c. H BUTTON, Agent,
cell Southern Railway security CO.
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NH1NTPHLS
Agricultural & Mechanical
SO CT II x.
O@esaI Drawings for the Improvement
Of the Fafr Grounda.
MORNING-CLAss NO. 884.

MORNIHG-CLAss NO. ssI.
81, 4s, 2, Is, 8, 6s, IS, 81, II, 43, q, 60
EVENING-CLAsS NO. ss5.
20, p, 40, le, 81, so, 90 81, 40, "a, 20, 65
As witness our hand, at Memphis. this Ilth
day of October, 1872.
] a SES COLEMAN, THOS. II. HILLS,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. o. WOODSON,
Managers
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CRIxE, CASUALTY AND FIRE.

A e350,o ,o0o Ftre-FiVe Mundred Men Out
Of work
ST. Louis, October 1I.-An extensive
fire occurred yesterday at the works Of
the Ba,MOtt Lead Company, at Frede-
ricksburg, with a loss OF a quarter Of a
million Of dollars. Five hundred men
are thrown odt Of employment.
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AnH-orueIty BerEh Net Recognized in

Anti-Cruelty Bergh appeared before
Judge Dowley, as prosecutor, yesterday,
claiming authorization from the Attor-
ney-General. The Judge declined to
recognize him.
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'DrfnWOOd.

The Exporter was aground several
hours at Watson's Mills......... The Katie
p. Kountz has laid up at Shaggy Point,
on Red river, waiting for a rise OF a
chance to ieship her freight to Shreve-
port t..... The Mollie Moore Is due from
below, She didn't land at Vieksbure.
....,.... The Vicksburg wharfboat was
raised on Saturday, but one Of the props
giving out, she again slid to the
bottom. some fifteen feet further from
the shore than she was before. ........ The
Lewis carried five thousand three hun
dred and twenty-eight packages to
Vicksburg. ........Captain Bob. Reilly, Of
the Colossal, carries on his boat a huge
bear weighing something less than
seven tons, SO we are told by an Arkan-
sas exchange. ......... Y Yallabusha river rose
two feet the other day.. The City Of
Alton made trip to New Orleans and
back from Cairo with barge in tow in
twelve days and hall, which is very
good time considering the condition Of
the river. She run aground during a
fog and lost 3 few hours, and was out
only sixteen days from ST. Louis
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-02-10
COMMUNICATIONS

JoHNsTOwE, Feb. 8, 1872.
EDITOR OR FREE2iAH-D ,.lI Dear Sir: was deter
mined 20 keep silent, according TO promise. but
nave peen asked by human gorilla Ito rise
hif h,iH fA pam, W Ell, my explanation viii be
quite in keeping with the Juggling poltroon
Sinuthdlrn in whose hogoish, boorish brain it
was hatchCG. 1t would be easier to hatch an
eagle out of gOosc's egg than to get a refined
original idea out of this awkward porcupine.-
10 pretend to know letters or be an InSuftng
Put progress now goes thro so many queer
Even Jacks are getting taste for the Arts:
He was a mighty big fellow when teaching the
Tho his seven forefathers were bosthoois and
But whate'er way he turns his assumed tinsel
The boor and the brute are sure to break ont
Human nature is much like the gold in the mine:
Dull lead to real gold you can never refine.
How is that for rhyme?
This caricature on humanity refers to my
London ancestors. If had any such. ard they
were in the fish business they would be apt to
mistake him had he come under their notice,
that don't like TO bring the blush Of shame to
others would 'unVarnishcd tale unfold"
that would make him vince and feel asherned
of his shadow. This l0ng-iawcd sardiue has
been parodyins on TX keiscr," &c The following
VIII answer rs a Roland to his Oliver
Once on time old Satan lay sick,
ana sent Tor doctor to come I o him quick;
me messenger, meeting ). +. G. on the way,
Conducted him straight 20 where Lucifcr lay:
My kind friend said assurance, you are
I fear you're in fever your pulses run mad:
Restore you l can't, but goHT life m INSURE,
And believe me you Il find it as good as a cure
''Hem. hem quoth old Satan, Il know what
you re at That;
Yourself and your / ~ 3f?uHcc are all round my
You've iliSlsrci and cheated poor wights many
time, as prime
And though l am the Devil, you're three times
With Insurance and humbug welI not trust
YOU again! lITCHcc within -
HO, porter, lock the gate and keep this ass
-A$S-udHcc being irjTl' he escaped thr0' the bars
. 50 since he's iltSJtfjUg and riding in cars.
= in the poetry line q present WRITING
I will give him another mOrceau:
One day Death turned an auctiOnecr,
And J. Il. G. acted rs his clerk
But he scared all the biCderS that came near,
As they thought he was human shark;
/ 'WhO wants an insured barCain?' Condor cried,
With n conscience and voice rs cold as well.
. ''Kecp il yOurSelf,' Death grufily replied
And insure il and yourself in HI
/ Let the ipsuYiHg i1c}r-anapes learn this. and
at some future time l will give him more to
balance his waspish, cranc-like s(o1pCT-struc-
/ ture. VI. p. MEAGHER.
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WINDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS

Notice Is hereby given that the follow
ing Appr4isemCnts of Real and Personal Pro-
nerty OF GeeeGents. selected and set apart for
the WIDOWS OF intcStGtcS under the Act of As
Sgmniy ot l4Jh April. 1SjI, have been Eied in Tie
ger once in Ebcnshurg ana will be pre-
S9nteu TO the Orphans Court for approval, on
- tdHtSdHH, tHe 6tB nag Of lITFcH HeCt, to wit:
AHpraiSemeut Of the personal property of
" HlLlIn ltuSsel late of Washington township.
decd, set apart FOR Margaret I;ussciI, widow Of
said deccdtut-SiST.,
,,.t AtppratiS.emcnt OF certain goods and chattCls
SCI apart Tor the use OF Elizabeth Mack, widow
OF Jacob Mack, late of Cambria township, dec d
-Appraisement Of the real estate Of Frederick
hanmer, late Of Johustown. Cambria county,
Ge1 a. Tor the widow, under Act of 18th \ pril.
is5i' anu Supplemental thereto of 9th NOyem-
ber, lSG5-Sl59.
inventory and Appraiscmcnt of the personal
property OF Mark MEG Uire, late of GuIitzin
toWnShip, deceased, set apart for the widow
and family OF said dcccased-$2ST. so
AppraiSc1ncnt of the real estate and personal
property Of Nerriman Lee, late of jackson
township deceased. set apart for AngcliHc Lee.
widow OF deceased -Sl51.
inventory ana AUI E>2isemGDt Of personal pro
prrty OF Christian BTiNner. decd, elected to te
retained by Barbara Rrxaer, his wiGow-s227
GEO. W. DATNAN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Ebcusburg, Feb. ,. Is,@, LlO-4t.7
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II Y n r MA T..

BRO OWN-TODD.-At the Catholic DGstorate
in this place, on Thursday evening last, by Rev
Father CbTiSty.Mr. @ 60. ". BROWN apd Miss CE-
CHA TODD, all of this place.
That's the way to do it mp BT01Cn. George
say nothing to nobody except u.s. until the
time arriven' am arovn' and then slip out as
silly as pussy cat in boots. Well, anyhow,
here's wishing yOu and yOUramiable and excel
lent bride joyous, peaceful and altogether
prosperous passage down the hectiug- ever
flowing current Of life. and when your voyage
IrIrCS TO end and the time comes for you to
bid a last arcwell to this world. may you peg
out in the full consciousness OF having loved.
hOuOrCd cherished and faithfully shielded Ser
who has committed her heart and her hand to
your lifelong custody. In brief, may blessings
without number he VOUChsafed to YOU both in
this world and a joyous Immortality be your
reward in the next.
TIBBOTT-GTBSON.-M Married, at Pine Flats,
Indiana county, Thursday, Feb. lst. by
Rev. T. stephens, SIR. WAr. r. TIEBOTT. recent
" Of this borough, to Miss MIRIAM GIBSON, Of
the latter place.