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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-11

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ANAKEsIs, the great sceste,n PILE remedy, has
cured Thousands, after lotions, ointments and
all manner of nostrums have failed. It Is the
discovery Of DIR. SILsBEE, an eminent western
physician, and has been endorsed by medical
men of all schools. 1t is simple medicated
and medicine, affords instant relief from pain,
and is pronounced an infallible cure For sale
by druggists everywhere. Sent free by mail
on receipt of price by P. Neustaedter Il Co.
ANAKEsIs Depot, 46 Walker street, New York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-11

A good and useful Christmas present to
gentleman or boy, will be carton of
Elmwood or " arwick collars, containing
100 collars. Any furnishing store can
supply them.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-11

An my report Tor 1852 had the honor to suggest
plan Tor tne Prepayment Of postage on news
papers and other matter Of the second class by
weight OF packages, rather than BY the present
system, which requires the manipulation Of each
age at either the mailing office or the once OF de
livery. A careful revision Of the subject confirms
me In the opinion that the postage on ali such
matter should be collected in advance at the mall
ing Office. Collections are now made with great
difficulty, and there 10 no provision whatever BY
which dishonesty or negligence can be detected.
age. and the Department Il compelled 70 accept in
full satisfaction whatever sums Of money post.
masters choose to charge against themselves. So
execrably bad is the system that postal 0ficials
q high standing have estimated that mot more
than one-third q the postage properly chargeable
on newspapers IL accounted for and paid over
Eurtnermore, disputes arc continually arising be-
the sheets they transmit come within The mesn.
ing @ tne term NsCspQpev, and 6 to the NUM-.
Der Of t1etf bepa Ode suhsesibsgl. n ~ hope
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
Latest General News.
JENKINS q ATXiHso

Tho steam, ship Pennsylvania of tho Philadei-
rbis line, arrived in, on Saturday. She passed
the Capes at 80, A. NJ.
There we're 1903 VESSELS in port al Philadelphia,
on saturday, I2 being steamships.
r,. debt OF Pennsylvania was reduced ST.
1854 IA during the year ending Nov. 30.
Already fortv-two farmers oranges have been
orlauzsd in Oregon, and four in washing on
Territory.
Preston Powers obtained cast OF the face OF
pr T. Aga sil in ehdng to reproduce 1t IN mar
ble on his return 10 Florence.
Tho Messenger rates on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroAd between Baltimore aud Cincinna-
ii and other western citlo-, ave been reduced
20 10 80 per cent. the reduction taking effect
Ths U 3 War vessels Colorado and Powhaian
ard the monitor Manhattan, arrived at Key
West yesterday morning.
A colored delegation from the Indian Terrific
nv vii visit Washington next month to urge
CouRreHs to give tham rights OF property and
oltizenship in the 1errio.y, and courts fer the
protection OF these rights.
Madame q tllerey late S1pernress Of tho Or
der oi the Sacred Heart IN he West. died yester-
dsy in the convent OF the Order Of Chicago.
rbe funeral OF Frederick Don't. father-in-law
of the President, took place on Saturday, from
tbe resdel &c Of his son, Colonel John q. Dent,
IN 81 Louis.
James + Wall, connected with publishing
houpe IN pston was killed in that city on FRI
dag night by Jumping from moving tram ln'o
a cuveTt.
Alexander Avaspiz. aon Of the deceased ecen
ti-t euccerds his father az President Of the
school at Penlkgse Island HO waH named t0i
the pOsilion by lis father who was authorized by
the dspd OF endowment to select his successor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
philadelphia Topics

-Business continues to improve gradually.
Might aud Sunday work at the Navy YARD
has baen stopped
1t is very hard pow to fnd any one who dld
not vote for tie new Constitution.
&C.. The Church Of the s Sacred Heart Third and
Rled streets 10 nsary ready for can4ej' atom
A merchant that ono year ago was worth, over
si00 900 has had ms bed seized and SOLD lot
debt.
Three hundred men are at work on League
Island Masking it ready for the great lron-ciaa
nayy-yard.
The Buleti, saws one city Railway Compa'
ny will save l,2lO fares per day through inc
adoption OF tho lew constitution
-Extensve preparations are being made tor
the Charity bali which it to come on neAt monlh'
OF all the balls, the greatest Is Charity,
The Herald urges ex-Mayor Alexander Hen
~ a. tho very man for Centennial Mayor
II admit you better take stick with some sap II
it.?
From the safs at Bingham House. recently
the sum of 50 $40 was slOla' by a person WIG
has absc lrded. 1t belonged to Mr. ChilSty'
urOver.
For Centennial Mayor the names OF Hon
M. Hall stanton, Hon. Alexander Henry, Il ~
John T. Vsrree Hon. John W Forney, MiJh
John o. James. Hon Daniel NJ. Fox, Hbh Wm
s Siokley, George W. Chllds Ed, Hon a
Mcclure, and II Jn. Morton MedIcnael' are men'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
rHE GOLDEN WEDDING OF LOCKWOOD.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.

With nfty years between you and your Well-kept
The Golden Age old friends OF mine, is not fable
now.
And, sweet % has lifes vintage been tArsugh all
your pleasant past,
Still, ss at Cana msrrlage-feAst the best wine is
the lasti
Again before me, with your names, fair ohester's
land.cape comes,
It's meadows, woods and ample barns and quaint
stone builded homes.
The smooth. .shorn vales the wheaton slopes, the
bofcage green and soft,
OF which their poet sings 30 well from lowered Ce-
darcroft.
And loi from all the countryside come ne'shbOrs,
From city hamlet, farmhouse old, the wedding
guests come H.
And they who, without scrip or purse, mob-hunted,
travel-worn,
In freedoms age of martyru came. as victon now
return.
Older and slower. yet the same. nles in the long
array
And hearts are light and eyes are Lad though heads
are badgergray.
The nre tried men of Thirty eight who saw with me
the fall,
Mldat roari-g nlmes, and shouting mob, of Penn
sylvania Hall
And they o; Lancaster, who turned the cheeks sf
tyrants pale.
singing Of freedom through hegrAtss of Moy'men-
sing Ill
And hspiy, with them, ell unseen, old comrades
gone before.
Pass, silently as shadows pass, within your open
door
The eagle face Of Lindlsy Coates, brave CARROTS
daring zeal,
The Chrlstian grace Of Pennock thu steadfas heart
of NeslL
An me! beyond all power to name, the worthies
tried and true,
Grave men, fair women, youth and maid, pass oy IN
hushed review.
hearts in one
God give them now, whate'er their names the peace
OF duty donei
How gladly would tread again the old-remembered
places,
Sit down beside your hearth oncs mere and look in
the dear old faces!
And thank you for the lesson your nifty yoars are
teaching,
For honest lives that :ouder speak than half our
noisy preaching.
For your steady faith and courage in that dark and
evil time
When the Golden Ruls was treason, and to feed the
hungry crime.
For the peor slaves house of refuge when the
hounds were on his track,
And saint and sinner, Church and State, JOINED
hands to send him back.
Blessings upon you!-what you did for that sad
suffering one,
So homeless, faint, and naked, unto our Lord wa
donei
Fair fall on Kennetts pleasant wales and Long
| woods bJwsry ways,
The mellow sunset OF your lives. friends of my earl
days.
May many more of quiet years be added to you
sum,
Aud, late at last, in tendcrest love, the beckonin
angel come,
Dear hearts are here, dear hearts are there, aliE
below, above,
Our frler ds are now in either word, and love
sure oil love-
Atlantic Monthly for january.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
More DiabsIsm on tho Delaware r. X.

ANOTHER AND sUccEsEFUL EFFORT TO WRECK
PASSENGER 1RAIN-THREE CARS AND THE Luoo-
MOTIVE THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
Another effort was made, on Saturday night
last, to throw passenger train from the Della
ware H., which proved successful. The loco
motive and three cars were thrown from the
track and ALL save one passenger car. were pre-
cipitated over the enlbankment Into the ditch by
it's side.
The train to which this accident occurred was
the 25 evening passenger and mail to Seatoid
and the disaster happane1 at Greenwood, two
stations this side its destination 1t. is the GUS
tom with this train to pass by the unimpor-
tant stations without stopping, unless signalled,
or they have passengers TO set down, ana TINS
WAS the case at Greenwood. on this occasion.
The train went on by the station at the rate at
which it was running 20 to 25 miles per hour. we
are informed by one OF the ohcers, until 1t
reached the south end of the switch, where the
locomotive and the two first cars were thrown
from the track over slight embankment along
it's side The third car remained upright
but lett the track. while the fourth car was
the only one left standing upon the rails The
most of the passengers were riding IN thls car
and escaped uuhurt. The train hands were IN
the forward cars aud although tumbled about
escaped with few bruises. The engineer and
firemen stuck to their locomotive and were only
slightly scratched The cab was broken entirely
of the engine, but the machinery was only
slightly broken. A wTeoking train went down to
the scene OF the disaster yesterday. and upright
ing the overturned rolling stock brought 1t bAcH
to this city.
The accident WAS caused by the opening oi
the switch by unknown parties, who evidently
employed false key, the lock was fount
about thirty feet away uninjured 1t was onll
on Wednesday after aeon Last that an attemp
was made to throw the afternoon passenger
train north on the same road from the track a
| ArmntTOng'6,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
state Items

loves claims the prettiest young lady in the
State.
Mddetown sells annually $3.50 574 worth of
goods.
The State House is to be surmounted by
flag pole.
There is some talk of an oyster cannery at
Blwers heach.
The late tableaux and charadss 10 Dover were
a great SUCCESS
There il aenlopen Musical Troupe some
where abou' the Oapss.
Camden will Join FELTON, in total freedom from
liquor selling after jan LIST.
David Blizzard has assumsd command OF
the Cross Ledge Light ship.
The Middle,own amateurs concertizs in Ches-
apeake City ON Christmas night.
1t ie said that Mr. Baker will remove his Fed
erasburg Courier TO Sesford soon.
A generous railroad official has presented the
Presbyterian church at Harrington with fslty-
five dollar chandelier.
Little Creek Landing is becoming quite a
grain market and several cargoes have ALREADY
bssn shipped to New York.
A tribe OF gypsies, with 30 horses and muleH
and wagons and the hthlest triDe ever seen
s nov eLcamped near Smyrna
Some Young men in Laurel played sharp
Joke upon minister the other evening, one oil
| Them d essing himself in ladies clothes.
Rev. j. Fl. Caldwell will deliver q lecture IL
| the Union NJ E Church near Blackbird on Tues
day evening, Deo Both, for the benefit OF ina
church.
Milton subscribes for 100 Bredkwdter Lights
| and that paper thinks the town is enterprlsinH
| II in also the home OF Governor Ponder. Wit
will say that a glorious future is not before 1t
The Union Methodist Episcopal Church OF
| Wyoming Circuit 10 undergoing thorough repal
| and LaintUg. 1t will be reopened on the 2Stl
farmer pastors-A. ID. Davis. J. b. Mann, an,
| L H. Tomklnson.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
Newark
Correspondence OF the Commcrcilll
Nrr,.n,, n.r nan

NEWARK DELL Dec, ~
Newark is very unfortunate at the present
time in the number or its deaths and accidents.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Reed was buried, and on Fri
day morning the death OF very prominent cCl-
ored man-John Vanderhill-occurred. He first
complained OF weak eyes, was next condued to
bed, and yesterday he was buried at Iron Hill
cemetery with the honors of the BenovolentSo g
of tile Union. the members turning out in regt-
liz,
Mrs. John Piing, after long and painful ill
ness, dIed at the residence OF her husband in
this town, on Saturday evening last and will be
buried from the Al. E. Church on Wsdnesday,
the Oath. at noon.
Thomas NJ. Mullen isyery low, with little hopes
of HE recovery.
On Friday, at noon, Mrs. William Mullen
while picking her teeth with needle sustained
a painful accident in tho needle slipping from
her fingers and lodging in dangerous position
in her throat DR.. q H nry was called n
and he found it necessary to cut the needle from
her throat, which operation he performed sue
oessfully and the patient is now IN fair way to
4 recover.
Vacation has carried to their homes he SIN
dents of Delaware College 2.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
From New Castle.
Correspondence Of the ComnercIa'.l
NFw CAaTrR. Dec 81

Correspondence Of the Comnercla'.l
NEW CASTLE. Dec 81.
Mr.. Cannons new house, on Seventh ttreet,
is nearly completed.
The Hare's Corner hotel has been rented undor
a five year lease TO Mr. Benz amin Pearoe Of your
city. This is considered very fortunate bargain
for both parties
The ship Tigress, Of the expedition fitted out
to rescue il possible the survivors OF the late
i-fated Artio exploring expedition, passed New
Castle. on Saturday afternoon. bound for Phila-
delphia.
W. Il Jefferson & 90 will make the first ship
ment OF grain from New Castle for the present
season the frat OF this week large schooner
is now being freghted, aud will carry her cargo
to some port down east" This will be thetfrst
venture Of the new firm, and We hope that 1t
may prove success
correspondence OF the CoMSEBcIAL some time
SINCE IN reference to new style of boat build
ing, has been copied and the COMMERCIAL given
credit by provincial newspaper, published In
the northern part Of England Inc paper con-
tanning the item referred to was sent TO the old
country by gentleman in town and by this
means came in the hands OF the English editor
For some time past, the pavements and gut
ters in front Of what ia generally known as the
Burnt Row, have been obstructed by immense
piles of brick which not only looked mean but
obsructed and Murdered pedestriaHation. We
are glad 10 say, hoSever. that they have been
ltely rem )ved ami neat board fence placed in
front OF the vacant cellars as protection against
pupsible accident.
Mesars. l. M Chase n Son have enlarged and
o hei wise improve ed their store. on Delaware
st. The room has been extended back to con-
siderable depth The firm are putting In first
class stock Of Christmas toys and general Varle-
ties Ihey are energetic and enttrprising, and
we are glad to nc tioe euch evidences OF their sue
cerB.
The entertainment which will be given in the
Court House, this eveniI &, aud which We noticed
on Saturday deserves the patronage Cf every
one aud we can assure snch person as purchase
tickets that they will tnd their money as been
well spent The object (the poor shonld also
rec, mmend it to every Que, and those who dc
not care to attend should by all means purcha ase
tickets, even If they do not 90. IL. ID. Z.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
Snust Iiieuts.
THE MAnntn nrrcnErL ExoAasMENr

THE MAGGIE MITCHELL ENdhGEMENT.
This evening, Maggie Nj cheIl b gius series
OF FIVE performances ut the D era Hous'. Tue
fret performance will be the well known play OF
Fdaohpa, with whiSh this papulor actress has
become thoroughly identihed after winning a
snccr-s and reputation second to those Of few
dlamatic arti-tes Tho play is spirited. pure,
and ple triug nothing cOmrH To Wilmington thai
is more popular than FdHChon There has been
good sale Ui Keats, and We expect 10 SEQ iuI
houses, throughout the week.
rhe nerformance, to morrow evening, will be
Lutte barefoot.
THE HAMPTON sINGERs CoscERT.
The matinee conc ri given by the Hampton
Singers, at the Opera House, WAS. IA W1 have
reason to know, very decidedly gctttfylug to al
who atten .ed The Singers are cultivated V9-
cansis aud not only their ballads OF tho south
bnt their more ambitious pieces we're rendei Oh
in yle that did them great credit.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22

AsBuRY CHURCH Rev p II Rawlings, OF Ana
messix circuit, preached at Asbury chnrch, last
evening, to a house crowded to its utmost capAc-
ity The people had been sitting there aimost
from the opening Of the doors, shortly after six
O'Clock. brought out by the extra effort which
has been in progress for several weeks. On
each evening OF the meeting, the church IS
crowded, and it is necessary to adopt homc
measure TO keep back the crowd many Of win III
are only idle spectators while others.are positive
disturbers OF tine meeting. The doors Nll.there'
fore, only be opened to the members of tho
church. penitenis, and those earnestly desiring
to become such.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
New York.
RHcoox1zASoEs FoRFE1rED IN CRIMINAL PRosEcU-


RKcoaNIzANoEs FORFEITED IN CRIMINAL PRosEou-
TIoSs.
NEW York, Dec. %.
-Four of the ring County Court House Com
missioners we're called for irial, to-day, but they
failed to appear and their Tecognizances we're
forfeited.
ROBBERY AND MURDER IN TENEMENT HOUSE.
Michael Ryan and his sister we're found dead
with their throats cut in a tenement house in
Broom street last night. Police Investigations
20 to show that robbery and murder had been
committed and that the murderers had escaped
by tho roof Of some adjoining dwellings.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
9eaths.

JANyIER ON Suud " IN. slIt Inst, in New Cas-
ne, DEL, George tnVler, Ia tue III yea' Vi n'S
sge. .,,,t, ,n,,,. ,,
to att-ni n fin'ra, ,nd N3!n5idH, IN gttu lnsG ~
KYI,E-On the 2lst inst, MISS Sarah Kyl', in the
ish year Of h4r are ,..,,.. -. -,
'The r. atiV = and frisnia OF the family are re-
anen fully tnvieh t. attend he funeral ON lne
resiiece # her IA ler, u. s3t Orange street. on
Tuesf4y &c % l. az l O'clncE,Fo D'oceed 10 Greeh'
III Cemetery, W tnoui tuf " nOuc1
PILL Ma AT Ne yark on tde 9Oth inst hllzAoetn
b, wits of mn PlrnY -, = -
the rela iv And frisnis OF the family are re-
saec uly nvitel e. a tend tne fAnfrtl, from tns
ne idenc of ner nusb AMI on W.dnesd ~, the 9IIh
inss, at IL, M. servl es az the M. q. Church
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
THIRD EDITION.
The virginius Again.

OPINION OF ArToRNEY-GENERAL WILLIAMS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The opinion of Attorney General Williams
in relation to the virginius is promulgated. he
says that the registry was obtained on the oath
Of Patterson. but that depositions submitted
show that Patterson was not owner, but that the
boat belonged to certain Cubans in New York and
had no right to carry the American flag,
The Attorney Genl., however, Gays that Spain
had no right to capture the yirgnius on the high
Raaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
m. nr,gDe -et,lement,

Z.chariah Chsnee, trustee Of the 6prague
mortgage, at Providence, R l., announces that
he is ready TO issue to the creditors OF the hrm
the notes secured by the mortgage deed. bear,
ing date Of November L. 1873 he expects that
ali the Siragne works will resume on full time
in few days. The repeal or modification OF
the Bankrupt law will not affect the sprague
aatflamant
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
Gnmnlctn plivenrut.

A large number Of gamblers who, some
months ago. we're driven from Louisville by the
police, and have since been carrying on their OPP
erations at Jeffersonville, Ind.. have now been
driven from the latter place. This second ek-
nnlsion has been brought about 'without the
aid OF the police. by popular indignation result.
ing from the exposure Of gambling localities
by ne Hspaper reporters.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
Penn-,,vsnia irhins-.

"A man who was lying with the email pox at
Hyde Park, became crazy, leaped out OF a back
windoS aud ran uut iulo the street. IL was
with difficulty that any one could be persuaded
to pursue him
Contrary to expectations some months ago,
the tobacco crop OF Lancaster county Is saiu 20 20
be a superior one in size, flavor and yield o inc
acre.
A Pottsville, January, aged &c. married
Nav, aged Is Then iis daughters got MAD anu
auctioned the household effects aud had a pls
time generally.
-scranton's course Of lectures will be DENY
cred by Senator Boutwell,. Feed Douglass hen,
nv Ward Bsecher. Wendell Phillips, Mrs. Scot'
Sddons, and John B Cough
-sevepty children were rendered insansiblt
in a school house in susquehanna county
week ago, by coal gas.
-Rumor has it that Judge Asa Packer ha'
purchased $50 600 residence In PhliAus'phia'
Frog hunting for the Boston market y salu L.. ~
be profitable employment in NewbnrypoIII
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22

DR.. Frantz who heretofore alone conducted the
Faualizsr. having found 1t impossible 70 attend 70
ali the patients who called on him or treatment,
and hayiuR ass ciated with him his brother, OF
large expeiencO in ali the branches OF the medical
prefession has removed his ON e from the clayton
House to No. ssh Market Street, where, with IN
creased Accommodations wa are now prepaled 20
receive and give trea ment TO all the anlcteo We We
would cordially invite all persons suffering from
any f,rm of Chronic Discs to call and see u :
feeling confident that from the unp 1rallelt 2
success which has uni ormy followed this msthod
OF operating upon patients, we can andrd relief ~
anv case and cure the majority OF those That nave
been given over az beyond ereach OF medlcA a'u'
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEuRALGIA, TIs
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can be successfully
treated. Stiffness of tne arms and lmns, Weak
backs weak lungs diseased liver and kidneys, -tc.
Weld readily to the method: althOush generally re
aarded in surable by the advocates OF the old sys
In proof Of the efficacy of treatment by th'
'.Equallzer,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
The Clayton House
ARRIVAL, up TO NOON TO DAY.

HkhIFAL1 UT TO MUM TO D"1'
James Todd, Phila.
A n Keithler, -
A Mccullough, Elkton.
A L McKeown, Phila.
Geo l. Lucas. Camden.
Saml Oglebv. Chester. Pa.
O OAkfOrd Klett, Fhila.
H A Paddock and VT, N, Y.
ID Campbell, Penna.
JC Harrison. Md
SBD Duffield, Washington.
VIM Harris,
A L Benedict, Trov, N. Y.
s VI Sanders. n. Y.
] W Hanson,
David W. Glass, BALTIC.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
ronara..,nnnI rsmpernnce,

A large meeting, under the auspices OF the
Congressional Temperance Association, was
held yesterday in Washington, at which reso.
ution was adopted recommending all heads ot
fsm,Iies throughout the United States to discard
all intoxicating liquors from their holiday enter
lainmeuts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22

Robert G. Winthrop said the card of invitation
to the Faneuil Hall tea party, in Boston, which
portrayed very large tea pot, was suggestive to
the speakers of what was expected OF them, by
it's very ehort ''spout."
Chicago laughs at the idea of Gilmore going
to st Louis with his band. and says not only &c
the people there not care for or appreciate good
music, but that they prefer to be filled with the
extract OF jumper berries.
The Michigan Agricultural College proposeI
to make some kind OF manual labor compulsor,
unon the students.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
Commercial Rcpsrt.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs:

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a
Cotton dull; 164@t7l4c. Flour dull super
fine, a 756D5. .25; extras, 5000 20; winter wheat
extra family, $.725@8. kye hour, 20 62S3. Corn
meal nomcal Wheat unchanged amber 1910
/, $50; white l fool So Rye steady at 93c. orn
steady; old yellow, 77@sOc new 62@1Oo old
white TO- Oats declined; white, 56@57c Mess
pork firm, SIG so. Lard $1,000 Whisky duI at
n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
SECOND EDITION.
New York.

ESCAPE OF HARRY GENET FROM DEPUTY SHERIFF.
New YoRK, Dec. "a.
Harry Genet, convicted few days since, made
his escape, last night, from the custody of the
deputy Sheriff, who had charge Of the prisoner,
at his residence The escape was not discover
ed until seven this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-22
AlarrMaes.

Elkton, October 1'th, hV
RIVE -itller ~ name Field aud Josephine x.
Jann.y both OF Cecil county, Md.
HOWLA AND-sHIFLEY.-In Clrcinna'ti, Ohln, on
the IL h inst ~ IN. r sidenre Of The bride .
father by Friend ; e. TemOnY. Charles GoE-snd
10 Mary c., daughter of u ra shirley.