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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10
iylO rs aull Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

Philippe Bouron vs.: Mrs. Flerestine
Marie Boutin, wife OF F. Dusuau. her husband,
ct al.
sixth DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 6483.-By virtue OF writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canai
OF this city. on TUESDAY, July 49,. 1874. at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit - - III,
i. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with 1ta
the buildings and improvements thereon ana the
appurtenances thereof etc., situated IN the Secoho
District of this city, in the square bounded ~
Ursulines Bourbon, Dauphine and 81. fnlilp
on Ursulnes street. by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth, bounded on one side Dy PloPea.y vi
s. DeBess0n. assigns and on the 0tner sue ny
property of Marguerite De Condreaux' WIDOW
. ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the said Second District Of this city: IN the
square bounded by Ursulines. Marais where anu
lines and Marais Streets and measuring thirty
feet eight inches front on Marais street, by one
hupdl ed and seven feet eight and half inches IN
depth and front on Ursulines street. one hundred
aad twelve feet five and half inches on the
sOuthwes line, and thirty-fOur feet one inca on
the rear line. Being the same property acquired
| by the defendants herein by purchase from IT, L.
BOutin and P. A. BOutin, per act passed before r
c. Cuveller notary public in this CITY, on the first
dav of March, 1872.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot, the purchaser assum
ing over and above his bid, mortgage IN Iavo OF
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana to secure nity
shares (nOw reduced to forty seven shares) OF the
capital stock of said bank, and bearing on the
property firstly described.
| ie26 ivl228 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10

ArW WORK AGAIN.-The Melpomene street
draining machine having been repaired,
began operations last Tuesday, and Is now
faithfully attending to its business-in tact'
Is equal to the emergency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10

BRIEF MENTION. Melpomene street
draining machine is again at work perform
ing good service.
Joseph Boxell the lad charged with kill
Ing Leon Lousteneau, was arrested Wednes-
day night He was yesterday arraigned by
Judge Staes, and it is possible that he WILL
be released on bonds today.
One more astronomer to the front, VINO
asserts that the present comet is only fourth
rate at best and that its tail is as thin as
postal currency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whalen were yesterday ar.
rested at the corner of Poydras and Car
ondeet streets for violating the 5000 ex-
elnption law. Julia Dickson Is tne CON-
Last evening man fell at the corner Of
Carondelet and Poydras streets, and as II
dead. whereupon person informed Coro'
ner Folwell that his services were required.
The dead man walked off before the doctor
could get his work in.
Canal street blind beggars now take
second look at bank checks, to MAKE sure
that they are not raised. =.
Weather and politics are both boiling.
Reporters never tire Of writing the name
of George Washington and he can't even
stoop to pick up ton OF scrap iron in the
first precinct without seeing his name IN the
papers. ~,
turtle doves who attempted to make bunaio
Bill put on angel plnmage by punching AZ
paunch. we're examined by Judge McAr
thur Yesterday and invited to step down te
the Criminal Court and fight jury. They
n went down laughing, after furnishing bonds
H n. Bouchman took something that WASH
II h;sn and then went to prison. n. boucn
H man is a sailor from France and being unaDi|
Il to speak English revenged himself ny steal
Il ing a fatboat from q. Pomet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10
iyl0 26 aull Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
Mrs. Margaret Nugent VS.. Mrs. Alice
ONeill and Robert O'Nelll.

Mrs, Margaret Nu4ent vs.. ulfos Ance
O'Neill and Robert ONell
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. AZ, l42-By virtue OF 2 writ OF
eri facias to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause will pro,
coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhouse streets in the Second District OF
this city, on TUESDAY. August IL, 1874, at twelve
o'clock NJ the following described property, to
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST Of
Alice ONei and Robert WE'LL in and to certain
lot of ground situated in the First District OF this
city, in the square bounded by Poydrss, Prieur,
Hevia and johnson streets, number sixteen on .
plan drawn by L. Brnger, late surveyor general,
on the twentieth of april, 1889, and deposited in
the Office of D. L. McCay, late notary public IN
front on Poydras street, twenty'nin feet eleven
inches seven lines IN width IN the rear BY hinety
four feet seven inches deep the division line OF
lot number fifteen and nnetysix feet three inches
four lines deep on the division line Of lot number
seventeen; together with all the buildings and i'm
prOvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10

THE DISTANCE Is STILL WEIDNER.--J.
Weidner, the great American mnltiplier.
seems to have raised himself entirely out OF
the way. as not a single clue having 6een
obtained of his wbereabOut. 1t Is likely
ranged q day or two in advance, which he
could readily have done with so mach b0r-
rowed wealth in his possession.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10
John NJ. LamOthe vs.. r. f. D'Auterive,
widow Of L. p. Delery.

w. r. HAhfEh.
ie1l 81 jy12 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-13

WuI.,N n. >HWtrn. in ~ frs; mos
sarc Is Governor of New \ ois. in ls3a.
SAID thar "history furnished no parallel
la the financial achievements OF ihaf
Stqfc." We can say tie same. but H.
; different import. of tie " financial ac-
clie,fmeuls' al the United Stairs dur
ing and since the war. When the war
commenced The people were willing 10
take. rud The Government could have
given hem without any injury. Sl.2QO-
COO.nO0 in legal tenders which bore no
interest and would not lye cost il q
cent. The mone~cd capitalists Of the
country. principally in the last. were
willing % loan IL an eguaI amount ~ six
Per cent. iuiere IN gold. The great
fnancicrs" we lad A. that lime took the
money Offered BY the few, with interest
in pref rrncc 20 that Of the money with
oui interest. Their FIRST move was 10
restrict the loan Of The people without
interest to $4O0.oJQ0Oo. while tie loan
with interest was il.imifshe.
a soon as the war closed the first bus
ireSs in order. and il las hern contin-
rcd ever since. wa to draw IN the debt
bearing on interest aud supplani ID
be great public Enancieriug. hut in phi
vate lie one who should resort 10 It
would soon find bis way TO The Poor
house. no matter how annie might be
lis fortune. X r oniF egua.ea by the
Government paving to tie National
Banks S-o000rO year 10 issue cur
rencv which il furnishes them. when IL
could give ~ better money without the
expenditure OF a dollar. These are finn
ncinl achievements, but they arc not
al. Since tiie war we have collected
rom tie people cn account az tie OK.
rendiiure~ ar t'.e FEDERAL Government.
the sim of S35o.O0O0ou a vesr. or IN the
aggregate s3.l5O.E0fOG. Tiis * 5000
COCO more than the whole amoan. Of the
National debt. What ha. The Admins
tration done with IL? Paid or the Ma
tioual debt, or nearly al Of it2 10. I'll
only claims TO have paid 500 cOO.OO0
and il j, dOuh ful whether IL las Iealt,
pail a cent. Ii we exclude tile interest.
there Is q sum collected equal To the
whole amount OF the dehi, Tor which
somebody is accountable 10 the pecnle
AT this rate We should have 20 collect
about sioonoooO.c60 in taxes before we
pay on the S2.J0o.JOQOCO which we owe
This is not very faiiering prospect.
but 10 il we have been reduced. Had We
in the leg au.ng OF the war had sfOa.-
COoCC0 more uf our debt in legal-tcn-
ders. and s6lO.0Oooco less in bonds. we
shonld lave saved in ten years 10 less
than $3Ug.U0C.ro0, which We have all
solute.y thrown away hy our incsparitv
and folly. ltn.ighi Ne a. well 40 state
here TINT the entire expenses tor num-
ming tae Government Oh the United
Siates from 1888 70 1850 period OF
over seventy years were but S22W.-
CCO.tlo while since fhe var ONLY nine
year- u lescost more i'r1n Sc O00OO.-
Geo 10 detiav The eNpru e. OF the COY.
eminent Cincinnati Enquirer.
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f'oDl COL * otn4 delivered her.
a' ~. ccn., Ter to-,e'.
We have regular hack ''ir and
express 20 thc Zoe port 4. q. riery
,ayrnin- anG evening.
TIE fran OF BONNER 4 60. have
pm up large Fairbanks >ca.es ia floul
81 their new mills.
r. Oar Town Board mean business.
They have passed an order Tor ihe fourth
time 40 remove certain 80 80 door
steps, aud silii ihey don't move worth q
cent.
IT. The North. end Of Geiger Street j.
putting on p tidy appearance 10 i.r
shape of hoop-poir-. barrels. hogsicad.
~iAving- hy tie twcnfr wrgnu loads,
old carts. WAGONS. plank. Nc. \ fne
place ior "A mrc 10 Ori -inate.
~ Sickness j. on The decrease from
the look, OF the doctofs.
~ The lodge Of Mason, that wa, to
be at tiis place. j. not yct-red tape.
orr =. NJ. has reoreani1ed III.
osicc. Itnow look, as it should. !. e..
a. neat a pin.
= The pork houses are now hcirg
put in order, getting ready FOR the hog
crop.
1T Throat diseases are complained
Of good deal in these parts.
r~s- Grading the pavemenis according
70 the new grade j. IN active progress.
Rothert's hotel and tobacco house viii
have 10 come MP four feet.
" The stone steps spoken Of above
are one of the FrvrrHFs of The town.
What say you. Town Eoar1?
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searching for a lYonan,. Pocl,et.

The most difficult thing 10 reach is n
wonans pocket. Ills j. especially Tie
ca, tie dres. j. hung up IN the closet.
aHd the man b. ia n hurry. We think
We are safe IN saving that he ALWAYS Z. Ia
hurry on such an occs-iOn. The owner
OF the dress 10 the sitiiag-room serc, -
~ cngro,-ed in q book. HAVING i0al
him Tat tie article which lie Il III quest
OF j. in her dress-pocke; in tie closet.
sic has discharged her whole duiy IN
tie matter aud can afford TO feel serene.
lie goes az The task with dim con
Scion ness That lie hos been there before
bui says nothing. On opening the closet
door and finding himself confronted
with a number OF dresses. all turned i'll
side out, and presenting a most formid-
able front. lie bastens back 10 ask
(which dres-." and being told tic
brown ohe. and also asked il size ha.
so NANy lresscs that there need be anv
great effort TO find tie right one. he re-
turns 10 the closet with alacritv and soon
has lis hands on tie bro,. u dress. II j.
inside out like the rest - n TACT he does
not notice. however. until he has made
several Intellectual attempts 10 get his
hand into IL. Then he turns Il around
very carefully aud passes over the poo
kei several times wiihout being aware
Of il. 4 rcrycns moving Of his hands.
nnd IN aupr' rance Of pirsrilation on
hisiorhead arc perccn;ihle. Henow dives
oae hand in the back. and. feeling
around. finds q place. and proceeds 10
explore H. " hcn he discover. thai he T.
following tie inside Of lining. The
neryousncs- increases. also the per.pira.
ton. tie witches tie dress on the hook
and Suddenly the pocket. white. plump.
and eNasperating. comes 10 view. Then
be signs tie relief he feels. and Is men
tally grateful he did not How himself
20 use any offensive expressions. II 4.
all right now. There i The pocket In
plain view not the inside. but the ont
eide sud all lie has 20 do il 10 pnt HE
hand leht around in The inside and
take onl tho article. That i All. lie
can't lelp but smile TO ,,,ink low near
lH wns ic getting mad. Then he puis
lnnd around 70 10 other side. lie
0t- nat h-i lhe oral Ne pushes a
iite further now ha loa q. N liz
shotts tr hand cqwNata isvrrv -,D.t,
'NV NV 40 ste 81 grrnr orro.ffs ti.
ua4e u,ftrNt. IT- frie.
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NOTICE i hereby given that the un-
= dcrsirnel. C0mmis .ioner appointed
bv the Dubois Circuit Court. 81 Dubois
county. Indiana. in a suit for the par.i-
ton Of real estate. wherein Elijah Lem
rlOn. Jr.. Columbus y. Lennon. John
NJ. Lennon. Jacob ". Lennon. samuel
Kirkland, Sarah kirkiaHl. White :.
HARRISON and Elizabeth llarbi-on. are
plaintiffs and John. W. Blackwell. Eta
\. Blackwell ami Carrie Il. Blackwell
are defendants. viii sell az public auction
~ order OF said Court, on the premises
on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2sih, 1874.
The following described real estate, in
said County and State. to-wii:
Tie East hllfoi the Norih-Wesf quar-
ter OF section No. twcrty-six C.G.l in
township No. one ID North of range
six 8. West. 50 acres; tie West part OF
tho Souil-West quarter OF the North
West quarter. same section, town and
rqnre. tnenty-seven (2T) acres: the
Northwest quarter Of the SOUTHEAST
quarter. in sid section, town aud range.
40 acres: the northeast quarter Of the
south west quarter in said section, town
and range. 40 acres The northwest quar-
Ter OF the north east quarter. in said sec
ton. town and range. 40 acres aud part
OF the north west quarter OF the north
wcst quarter Of said section. town and
range. more particularly described as
follows. viz: commencing at the north
east corner Of the said north west quar-
ter Of The north west quarter Of said Soc
ton 20. running thence south 50 rod f.
thence west four rods: thence north
west so rods: thence east l3 rods. 20 the
place Of beginning. containing about a.
acres and containing Ia all OF the said
several tracts two hundred aud thirty
one and halfacres. more or less. (bcing
the farm owned by John Lennon. Sr.,
in hi- life time.l
TERMS OF SALE:- Onr-fourth of
the purchase money 20 be paid in cal H..
the residue in three equal payments of
nine. eighteen and tweuiy-four month 4.
the purchaser giving notes 1t interest
Tor sid deferred pay ments. waving
beucti, Of valuation laws, and secured Dy
good freehold surety.
Sale 10 BEGIN AZ 2 o'clock +. ".
VIII a. TRAYr OR. Atty.
JbEGp LENNON, Commissioner.
N.V i,Ti -fws.
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' nr' "a hrrrhv r'VcH fh~tiho under
.igned im~ purchased from the most
iahlc nursery irnn. a'td VIII harr uiI
ial good assoiimnnt ~ Fs'i and
" inter Pear Trees, NJ inter arm Crab
np'e Trees. an rnul assortment 81
Cherry Trees. aud some Quince trees.
which were selected w.ih a view OF set
ting out himself hui ow Ing to circum-
stances over which h, ha. 80 runifoi. he
win be compelled 20 dispose ofa portion
or The same. sIa viii Srll tor lrs- price
ihan j. usually asked hy reliable nursery
mcn either tor cash az upon Time.
said trees will be here ahou, The Isl
Of November, 1874. or later.
T.. STEPHENSON.
Jasper. October 10Th. Is74.---3w
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''-s-- Saws the New York HrnsID o;
October liih: IN the steamship Queen.
which len this port YESTERDAY aliern DON.
there was ne ore Of the passengers no.
ted Paul Hoyuion. pearl-divor. lifc-
saver AMI Inlu-fi>h in general. lie leaves
on 2 dangerous experiment. which j.
none other Than 10 make a sea VOYAGE in
n life-saving suii. Ii j. his intention TO
drop overheard not less than two hun
dred mile. rom land. either after leav-
ing New y ork or before reaching Liver
pool. when he will he left TO the mercy
of the waves until lie shall meet with a
passing vessel. Ar. Boynton i conf
dent that he will come out all right IN
tie matter and prove tie value of tie
dress. This is rubber suit or armor OF
peculiar pattern. containing compart-
meuis. which. when inflated. ii is claim
ed. are able 10 float nIaa OF any weight
in safety. The one taken by Boynton
win weigh fifteen pounds, and ne car
ries with him. ia a rubber bag. two dor
en- signal lights. two pounds Oh cheese.
six nonudS Of crackers. one piece OF
hciogHa sausage. ore sxc. anl one
bowie knife Tor sharks. signal legs.
rockets. an extra .rit or clothes. anl
large douhir-hln zen pad ne with wl.irhl
20 progel himself Pr. Boynion j. OF
ine physique and WEIGHED yesterday
about $50 pounds. On tie .Tersey-oastl
ne ailns 20 have saved : lives.
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--C - - X ~F r-F e
4. GS IA Es-J -. ~ - :
House G72d I--2& 2za1&
=, eco Feet of EUEliser az
EELE PRICE?

Tho undersigned offers foT sa'e new
frame house on good lot iu Jasper. OF
easy terms. ana cacap. a rare chance
for house without mura cssh.
Also. 5000 or $3.50 feel of @ond rou-
lar and sweet gum lumber 40 - cents
per hundred. Apply quick il Won wsni
a bargain. ClIAS. CHART.
November l3. lS74-3w
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Notice of warning.

4 IL persons are hereby notified not 10
n barber or trust my wife. MARY \.
SrTToS. on my account. Of will pay no
debts of her contracting. She havin. left
my bed and board on the 9th OF Octo-
her. 1874. without any due cause or pro-
vocation. PHlLLiP SUTTON.
Oct. sOth. 1S74.-2ws
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,a'ns egt'n l.e fcris ,he criranr- sna
zoos dnpni' orlN ~ aplrn~ ...t. x, .e-
fore This make. him open li. rY.. o 2
gi-li,n hi. lace. IT, .esi. Of Tie QUE
side o. The pocket. pinches IL curicusly
iiii, . M. shakes il. and. a;icr pecrinc
loosely about the roots of il. he saws. 'Py
frNciors !" and commences avsin. lie
does i calmly this time, bccu s. hurry
ug only makc~ matters worse. liz hold,
rp breadth after breadth. goes over them
.areinllv. gets his hand frst into lin
ny. then into the mir again ,wherr n
always sun rises him when il appe r. 5
and finally into pocket. aud i anout
to cry oni with triumph. W hen lie dis
covers that v is the pocket 10 another
dress. Ne IS mad now; The closet air
almost stiles him; he is 80 nervous he
can hardly contain himself. and tive poe
set Looks M him 50 exa.pcra inglv 49,
10 cannot help hut ~plug' il With Ms
-lenched fi,i. and irlncaiq,elv does it,
Being somewhat relieved hv this per-
torrance, be has 4 chance n look abort
him. and secs that h hos pnt hi~ foot
through a handbook and into ihc crown
Of his wiie's bonnet: ha- broken lie
brim 10 his Panama ha' which va, hang
ing IN The same closet. and torn about
yard of bugle trimming from new cloak
A. al this trouble i. due directly 70 hi
Wifc's inia'uaiion in harging up hcr
dresses inside ont. he Immediately starts
after her. AVID impe;uouslv urging her
10 the closet. excitcdlv and almost pro-
n aaiy intima'es his doubts OF there b.
ing pocket ia the dress anyway The
cause OF the unhappy disaster quietly
inserts her hsnd inside the robe. and
directly brings il forth with The sought
for article in H. clasp. lie Doesn't know
WHY. bpf ;his makes him madler lhan
else. narbury News.
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o. The Hockport wharfboat firm %
Noucherty & Gentry. this week ask the
citizens OF Dubois county through the
columns Of the Courier, for a more in
Innate business acquaiu'lnce. From a
long acquaintance. we fee safe in recon-
menGin- Them 10 our readers. a. per-
iectly reliable and prompt in their bus
iHcss transactions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-12-05

Sag PrasoNAL--The Charlestown
Ere. Press says: "AIiss Sallic Ken
nedy, lady of Shepherdstown, we'll
known TO our readers of that place and
neighborhood, and to many of the citi-
zens Of Charlestown, was, we learn,
called few weeks ago, by the special
request of an aged aunt, Mrs Sallie
Watson, "a sister of Miss rs fatherO
to Philadelphia, to attend her in what
is supposed to be a final case of illness
AT the last account, Mrs. w. still SUI
yiyed, but Ter physicians give the opin-
ion that she is on her death-bed, liable
at any moment to close her earthly
career From our knowledge of her
niece, Miss X, her aunt could not have
selected in such time of atfiiction
more kind and affectionate lady to at
tend at her bedside.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-12-05
PUBLIC SALE
OF
d 0 i S E
LOT OF LAND.
THE undersigned. 10 Attorney for ,hs
i Here. will sell o. public auction, to
the highest bidder. on the premises.
On Thursday, Oath December,
House and Lot

belonging to the heirs Of Joseph Smith.
decd. lying TO the left Of the turnpike
rosd lesdins from ShePherds'o~n TO
HsIltown, about 3 miles South Of SLep.
herdsiown. aud l hile Norh Of Union.
Vile. The 10, contsins ONE ACRE,
making an e1eelIen, gsrden. With vsrie.
ty of choice fruit. The HOUSE 10 .
comfortable Two story Log Dwelling.
conveniently arranged, Smoke House.
Corn Crib, and other necessary OUT
buildings.
TERMS-One.t third each on day Of
sale, the residue id Two equal insislnenis
OF 6 and ~ months. the deferred pay
mens TO besr inleres, from day Of sale.
and to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser. and deed Of trust on. ,hs
premises.
This 10 a very desi,,bls sns)l proper
~. and would make very comfortable
home. and sooJ stand for business Tor
q mechanic.
Sale 70 take place al ~ o'clock, ".
WM. A. MORGAN.
Attorney Tor the Here.
G.. n. MEG hncy. Auc'.
Dec 5 3S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-12-05

a DOUBLE WEDDING.-On Wednes-
day morning last, at o'clock, large
assemblage of persons was gathered at
St. Francis Church to witness the mar
riage OF Lieut. John McQuaide, of the
West Augusta Guard, to Miss Sallie A.
McMahon, daughter of Maj. Ed. Nc
Mahon, the well known railroad con-
tractor, and Mr.. Lawrence A. Monta-
que, of Harpers Ferry, to Miss Virgil
MIA McQuaide, of Harrisonburg. The
West Augusta Guard, under command
of Capt. S. T. Phillips, prepared in COM
plment to their popular lieutenant,
and drew up in line in front of the
church, presenting arms as the bridal
couples passed. The church was
crowded to witness the rite, which was
celebrated by Rev. Father McVerry, a
most touching address being delivered
to the contracting parties by Rev.
Father Kane, of Harper's Ferry. After
the ceremony an elegant breakfast was
served to numerous invited guests at
the residence of Maj. Mcmahon, and
among tie bridal presents to be seen
were silver salver, pitcher, and two
goblets presented by the members of
the West Augusta Guard to the lieu
tenant and his bride. The parties left
on the Il:3O train tor Richmond and
the North. Staunfon Pindicator.