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spanish News.

HAVANA. November I@.-Ihe ofh"ihI
Gq-.'fe yesterday published the intruc-
ton. Of the Captain General for the col
lection Of the five pr cont tax, Contrib
utor. who have 10, paid the frst two guar
tcrs. are required to make payment II ten
da,-. failing in whi'h. they mus: pay At
addition t" tn" five per cent penalty 81
, per cent for "''rE ten d"ys delay
This will sppiy until tn" 18th of D"otin.
Ter. when the dcrclicts will he proceeded
against. in a manner provided for in the
Instructions issucd July II. ISL, for the
cnIircticn Of territorial contributions.
The village Of MAYNARD wa overflow
,-i for forty hour. and nearly ever!
bOusr washed awaF.
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Insurrentnureess.

NEW YDEE, November IA letter
from Havana, dated the 9Th inst, ssys:
1t j. reported. from insurgent souTcesr
that the village ol San Geronimo in the
Central Department garrisOned By one
hundred and fifty civil guards and abDu.
seventy-fve volunteers, AS captured by
the insurgents Fsw days ago, the toTn
sacked and Afterwards burned, and mos.
Of the garrison put 20 desth.
The journAls are taking up 3 cru.ade
against the gold speculAtOrs, TO whom
they attribute the rise in gold
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r.. Wayne, Muncie ana Cincinnati
Railroad.

FT. WAYNE, November l3.-Thc
affairs of the TT. Wayne, Muncic X Gin
cinnati Railroad, remains in StatV q1o,
no other charges being reported. Con-
Meeting roads leading in the city, do not
place mach confidence in the new man
agemcnt, requiring prepayment Of
freight and charges, before letting the
road have freight. The yards are now
full offreight, which will probably reach
its destination by the Cincinnati, Rich
mond & Fl. Wavne Railroad.
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House Committee on Appropriations

WAsHINGToN, November l3.-The
House Committee on Appropriations met
this morning, all the members in attend
ance except Mr. Parker, of Missouri.
Marshall. of Illinois. and Wheeler, Of
New York. The committee are at pro-
sent engaged in comparing the appropri-
ations made last year and the estimates
for the ensuing fiscal year, Of which
about two-thirds have been submitted to
them. II is ascertained that the csti-
mates for the coming year will nearly
tally'with the appropriation. made in the
legislative. executive and Judicial ap-
preparation bill for the year now entered
upon and which closes July lst, 1875.
There is an increase in the estimates of
the director of tn" mint of II considerabl"
sum. 1t Is expected that within the next
ten davs the legislative bill will he dis
posed of and the Indian appropriation
bill will then engage the attention Of the
committee. Ii i their design TO perfect
both bills before the ensuing session Of
Congress-
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SicgeOf IruIi.

PARIS. November l3-Otlicinl dis
patches from Don Carlos headquarters
represent that the troop, hr>i"gng Irun
yithIrrw i'm prric,t order.
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lt'heeliue Re9ister.

- I'D in New York yesterday
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Increase OF Postage.

WAsHINGToN, November l3.-Post-
master General Jewell emphatically dis
claims the intention to recommend any
increase in the rates of postage. On the
contrary, he thinks that letter post
age should be reduced whenever it shall
be found possible to materially diminish
the expenditures for carrying mails with
out depriving the public of existing facil-
tiles.
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Trouble in khiya.

81. PHTERSBCRG, NoyemU"r Il
Latest advlcc. from khIva LAY that thgr"
l. complet" anarchy there. tn" TuT-
CONAN. rcfu-r t. obey the Khan Who
summoned hi, council.. which declared
that the khivan aut"crscy was fiction.
and tha; the aid Of Russia Wa indisP"n-
u;kla
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WOman's National Temperance Con-
yPntiOn.

CLEVELAND, November l8.-The Wo
mans National Temperance Convention
will convene in this city Wednesday,
November 18th, and continue three days
1t is expected that delegates will be pre-
sent from every Congressional district in
the United States and from the Terrific
rics, and its proceedings will be of great
general interest. Every preparation has
been made by the citizens Of Cleveland
to extend the most liberal hospitality to
those who may attend. All delegates
will report ut the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association. and CORES
pondencc may be had with }. Longshcaf
rt thnsr rnprnS
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Ocean Steamers.

NEW YORK, November lS'-Arrived-
Ethiopia, from Glasgow;
Switzerland, from Antwerp; and west
phalia, from Hamburg
LIyrRpooL, November Is Arrived
Steamships Belize and Schiller, from
New York
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Suppo.ed Murderer- Arrested.

PIrrsRURGu, November l%.-Two
men, giving the names of William Muir
raw and Fred Meyers, were arrested here
to-day on suspicion Of being the murder
ers Of Got;hard Wahl, the German
farmer who was assinated on the Perrys-
Vile road last Wednesday night. On
the examination Of valise found in their
room quantity "f bloody clothing and \
revoiyer which had been recently used
was discovered. The prisoners, on being
examined separately, made conflicting
statements, and have been identified BY
Jacobs, Wahrs companion, who was
stricken down by one Of the highway
men at the time the murder was commit
ted. The other circumstantial evidence
is very strong, and no doubt is entertain
cd as TO the guilt of the parties.
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CoPENHAGHN, November l3.-Thcrc
is some excitement here, in con-cqucucr
of the introduction, 10y Radical mcmb"rs
If a motion for vote Of the ccE-urc Of
the Cabinet. The President e Council
first declared ,ha: the adoption Of th"
motion would be followed 10y the immc-
diatc dissolution Of the Cabinet, that Af-
forwards. be unexpectedly determined
that the Ministry .nuuld not dissolve in
anv event. Debate on tho molten u
progressing. In cas-" of dlford"r. the
population would rally around th"
King and Cabinet.
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The Condition Of Irun.

NEW YORK, November l3.-A HT-
aM cable special, dated II"ndagc, Nov.
Is, says heavy snow fall ha> covered
the mountain, around Irun. and incrrns-
ed the sinister spectacle The Rcpubli.
cans have driven the inhabitants from
their homes. which were burned. The
whole surrounding country j, covered
with homeless women and SchiIdrrn "N-
posed to the inrlcm"ncy Of th" weather.
Your correspondent hopes that the !'y,-
trrical outbreak, will low cease.
in regard to the Carlit ntrocitic..
General Lamo holds the triangle formed
hv lrun, Hrrnania and san Sebastian.
He made II very energetic fight Oh the
way to Tnlaso, and may turn E>t"IIn.
The Curli,t, are not discouraged. They
hold Audorin IL good defensive position.
md mean Ia tuht aralu
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NEw YORK. November l3.-Net 70
ceipt> in all United States ports for the
week. l5s.sSS last wear, l30, 80; total
receipts to date ,2GS; last year, AZ
229; exports for the week, III, $50; last
year.67. .is5: fatal exports to date. 3s2,-
III: last year, 279lll; stock in all
United States ports, 47i,'TI; last year,
35s. SOS; stock in all interior towns. -, =
479: last year. 1856; stock at Liverpool,
5000; last year, $1,000; American cot
ton ahoa, fo- Great Britain, $4,000; last
year, 10000.
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Pittsburgh Water Works.

PlTTSRCRGH, November l3.-The cor
ner-stonc OF the new city water works at
Ncglcy's run, was laid to-day in the pres
cncr of mn immense and enthusiastic as-
semblage. Addresses were delivered by
5. p. Fulton, Hon. Ii. S. Fleming, John
Mcgrcw and others. The capacity of
the engines to be placed there will be
about 36,000000 gallons each per day.
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The Arkansas Case.

LITTLE Rock, November l3.-The
Congressional Investigating Committee,
Judge l.. =. Poland and }. ID. Ward,
have been taking testimony here in the
Arkansas case, for two days. They close
their investigation tomorrow, and leave
for the north on Sunday. No new facts
have thus far been developed.
The State government under the con-
tr,l of the new officials, is moving along
quietly and smooth and general satisiac-
ticn seems to prevail.
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CINCINNATI, November l3.-The two
Erners and George Rufer waived an ex-
animation in the Police Court and were
committed to Jail on the charge Of muir
der The cases will come up before the
Grand Jury on the lst of December.
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Mining stocks

SAX FRANCISCO, November Io-IaH-
fornia. 70:;; Gould Curry, 10; Savage,
76:s: Chailor, 90; Crown Paint 10;
Hale Morcross, same; jacket, 80; CALI
forpis, 20; Belcher, 1928; Consolidated
Virginia. l;46; Segregated BeIcher,
l:l71: Overman, 81; Ophir, ~.
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PHILADELPHIA, November l3'-This
morning the extensive woolen mills of
John and James Dohson, at the falls of the
Schuylkill, stopped running on account
of dissatisfaction among the workmcn III
consequence of the notification of an i'm
mediate reduction in their wages of from
10 to % per cent.
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The Cause Of the CarIi>ts Hopeless.

IOSDON. 400 A. VI. November IL
The Ndndards 5 telegram from Pari. says
that the impression there i'll circles f"v"r-
able 20 Don Carlos Is that hi cau," Is
utterly ruined aud hi situation hopeless.
LoNDhS. November H. $50 IL. IN
\ special dispatch, dated licndny", FRI
day evening. says that General. Ln~"rna
and Lama, with the main body Of their
troops, marched to san Sebastian. after
leaving reinforcement. i'll lrun and forti-
fyiua San MarcIal The Carlis;- nr" re-
appearing in small numbers.
The DaiV NcwS correspondent reports
great discomfort in tn" Republican army
and that the victory before lrun was
rendered almost abortivr by the with
drawal of a large number "f troop, before
their commanders were able To- follow Il
I'D with a heavier blow at the insurgents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve swelling il will not subdue. and
no lameness which it will not cure. This is strong
language hut il is true. II has produced more
sprans swcllings. cakcd- breastS. scalds, burns
salt rheum. ear-ache &c. upon the human frame
and of strains. SPAWN. gals sc. upon animals i'll
one wear than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. 1t Is counter irritant an
all-lealing pain relicver. Cripples throw away
their crutches the lame walk. posou"Is bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded healed
without n scar 1t is no humbug. The recipe is
published around each bottle. Ii is selling
article ever before sold and it sells because il does
inst what it pretends to do Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve {" suffer
if they will not Ccntaur inmrnt. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures. including
frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism govt. running
tumurs. sc, have been received. We Will send a
circular containing certificates. the recipe. Sc.
GRATIS. To any one requesting II. Onc bottle of the
yellow wrapper Ccntaur Lnment is worth one
hundred dollars for spawned swernird horses
and mules. for scrrw-wurm in sheep. stock
,wncrs-thi- linimcnt is worth Your attention. Y"
family should be without Centaur Iinimcut sold
by all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle large bot
ties 81 Oh. J. h. ROSE & Co. - Broadway New
York tlOOct7i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
Shocking Accident.

AASN~>'
A sad accident occurred at East st.
Johnsbury Tuesday afternoon, by which
Leander ID. Parker lost his life. He
had come down from his home at West
Concord and transacted some business
at the village, and was at the depot
when the special train arrived from 81.
Johnshury, at , o'clock. After the tram
unloaded, it was drawn down the track
to stand until the time for it to return.
As it moved south from the staflon'
Parker was standing north of the plat
form on the ground, and only few
feet from the end of it, which, by the
way. is some three or four feet hlSh.
As the cars drew out, he stepped
upon the lower step of car ana
ATTEMPTED to ascend to the platform
of the car: but before he had time
to step up, the car had reached the emu
of the depot platform, which struck MI.
Parker and rolled him in between IL
and the car. In this way he was car
ried along some fifteen feet, in space
less than a foot wide. Charles Ran
ney, the conductor, was forward "heil
he saw the man make the fatal step,
and attempted to stop the train, but IL
could not be done in season to prevent
the result already stated. When taken
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
Fall of Bridge and Narrow Escape.

As Willis Roberts and Geo. Hodge
were coming down from North Danville
Saturday, with two horse load of fur
niture, and while passing the bridge
Just this side of Dan Hawes's, the bridge
broke under the load, and men. horses,
wagon and all its loading went down
some eight or ten feet into the water,
which at this point is four or five feet
deep. Very fortunately and very singu-
larry, neither men or horses were Sc
riouSly injured. The wagon was badly
broken and the furniture injured more
OF less by hreakage and wetting. Rob
erts's back was hurt, but it is hoped
slightly. His clothes were badly torn,
and it is strange he was not more in
jured. This bridge has been considered
unsafe for years by many who have
passed over it.
Later reports represent more serious
injury to Roberts. a doctor was called
Wednesday, and there is good pros
pect of bill for the town to pay. a
new bridge was put up and passable on
Wednesday, The bridge at North Dan
vile village is reported unsafe, and
liable to go down any time. The party
that goes down with it will get hurt, as
it is about twenty feet to the rocks be
low.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12

premises while his son should occupy
and the damages he might sustain, and
that the rent and damages should go so
far as went, in payment of note. PHI.
claimed he never rented the premises
of deft. but that before his son left in
April 1873, he agreed to pay the rent,
but not the damages. Verdict for plff.
S326.55. Dickey and Blodgett tor pltf.
Brown and Powers for def.
No. 81. Willard Langmaid rs. b. f.
Taylor. Trespass for three wagon wheels
and one harness which were stolen from
pltf' possession when he was visiting at
certain Mrs. Peck's in Danville. The
deft. denied the taking of the property.
Verdict for def. Burke and Bates for
Diff LamsOn and Shurtleff for def.
No. lob. John II. Drew rs. F. 7.
Bridgeman. Trespass. Plff. claimed
that July Is, 1873, he had writ against
l.. Z. Warren and when gaining ell
trance into the store occupied by Mrs.
Warren he was impeded by def. who
raised a chain and struck him. Deft.
claimed he had bought the stock OF
goods in store of Mrs. Warren and de-
MED the impeding. Verdict for plff. fol
$40 and costs Hathaway and Dickey
for pltf. Burke and Bates, Lamson fnl
def.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12

Hazel, aged IS years. Mrs. Hazel was OF the Papa
Communion; but was felt by all her neighbors tc
be a woman of rare worth and excellence. Hel
hospitality will be greatly missed
In Ryegate, very suddenly, June s. Mr. John 5
Clough, aged GO years.
In Wells River at the house of his sonn-law, ID
A Rogers, Esq, Samuel B. Cooper, aged IS years
His remains taken to BelOit, Wis, his late res
dence.
In Albany June ?, Sarah Heath, adopted daugh
ter of Baxter and Ann Collins, aged II years.
In Bloomington, June l. Jennie, daughter Of thu
late Isaac Seavey, aged II years.
In Montpelier, May &C. Maj A. l.. Carlton, aget
As years,
In Montpelier, June Q, Mrs. Elmira Gibson, age'
80 years,
In Montpelier, May % of tubercular meningitis
George b., only child of Rob. j. Coffey, aged yea
and 8 months.
In Barre, May l6, Miss Maria Odds, aged "a.
In Bradford, May IS, Mr.. BENZ. Kennedy, aged sc
In Cabot, June 4, Mr.. \. G. Dickinson aged Sc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12

up Mr.. Parker was living and conscious
He was taken into the cars and convey
ed at once to his home. but he lived
only until he reached there. MIR. Par
ker WAS man some forty years old.
and leaves wife and three children
He formerly lived at East st. Johns
bury, and was well known in this town
and Kirby.
1t is a matter of mere conjecture why
Mr.. Parker undertook to step upon the
train. The train was not going any
where, and there is nothing to indicate
that he thought it was, or that he want
ed to ride on it if it was. 1t adds an
other to the long list of sad warnings
against getting Oh or off cars while IL
motion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
June 9, 1874.
Caledonia Court, June Term.

Caledonia Court, June Term.
Hon. IONA. Ross, Presiding Judge.
Hon. HENRY PERLEY, Asst Judoes
Hon. JOHN BACON, ID
A. Z. Rankin, Clerk.
|. NJ. Smith, Sheriff.
Elisha May, States Attorney.
Theron Howard, Auditor.
No. 80. Romeo Brockpay rs. Jerry
Wood. General assumpsit for a sleigh
and harness sold def. in December 1858.
PIff. claimed that deft. agreed to deed
him lot of land in Iowa in payment for
sleigh and harness. Deft. claimed that
he gave the deed and went to get it re-
corded. Verdict for plff. for 1921 60.
Burke and Bates for plff. Belden and
Idle for def.
No. "a. Daniel Colby rs. Harrey
Corderu. Assumpsit on promissory
note for $1,000 on which deft. had paid
eI3OO. This note deft. gave in part
navment for house on Railroad street
At tbe time deft. took deed plff. agreed
TO give him possession July I, 1872
Previous to July |, 1872, def. served
NOTICE on Lorenzo Colby who was oc
cupvinp the house that he must vacat'
ON or before that day. Deft. claimed
that plff. agreed to pay the rent OF sai'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
watertown Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday, June 9, 18Th
MARKET BERF-A few choice 50 50 10 90; extra
g so 25; first quality 81 50 So second quail
ity IS 90 a 25 third quality IS y a ) Is.
STORE CArTLR-Working Oxen and Steers, per
pair, 800, $50 s175, 5000 $3.50.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s35 a $50; extra 500 u
s95 Farrow Cows S25 S35.
YRALINGs- 90 s1s; two years old 800 s2s;
three years old $50 a s45.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-ln lots, go 90 q 90,
a so s. co. IS 50, 50 90 per head extra So % a
g. IS per head, or 81 &c per lib.
Spring Lambs a DC per Id.
Veal Calves, IS 80 a 80 90.
Brighton Hides u &c per h.
Country Hides. Z a 7tc per lib.
Brighton Tallow, a 0Oc per Id.
Country TallOw, a 4tc per Id.
Calf Skins IL Ice per Id.
Wool Skins, - 80 50 90 each.
Lamb Skins SOC each.
Sheared skins. 35c each.
Dairy Skins. 75c each.
n. B. Beef-Choice grade includes nothing but
stallfed 100 400 lbs Bullocks Extra and first
quality includes the best large, fat oxen. Second
and third quality includes Oxen and tw" and three
years old Steers.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets. and when those
Of inferior quality thrown ont.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
A New Church,

An Ecclesiastical Council called by
the Baptist church recently constituted
in st. Johnsbury, assembled in this
place June 9th, 1874, at 7:3O o'clock.
The council was called to order by the
clerk. and Rev. Charles Hibbard of
Chester, was chosen moderator, and
Rev. VI. A. Wilcox of Burlington clerk.
Rev. W. a. Bacon, the pastor in charge,
gave a detailed statement of the course
of events which have resulted in the
constitution of the church, upon which
after adoption of the articles of faith ii
was resolved that the services of recog-
milton he held in the hall on Wednes-
day, ut , o'clock p. NJ.
"Wednesday afternoon 10y
Rev. A. n. Woodruff; Reading of Hymn
by Rev :. F. Brown; Reading of Scrip
turt by Rev. j. ii. Marsh Sermon 10y
Rev. VI. A. Wilcox; Hand of fellowship
to the church by Rev. j. w. Buzzell
Charge, Rev. Chas. Hubbard; Prayer o
Recognition by Rev. j. G. LcIimer
Benediction by acting pastor, w. \
Bacon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
A Sad Case--and a Warning.

An only son of DIR. Watkins of New
bury, bright boy of some eight years,
was hit in the eye by Il stone thrown
by another hoy whether i'll play or i'll
anger. we know not-and the eye very
badly injured. The Doctor took his
son to Boston. to eminent occuliSts, but
they gave him no hope of saving the
organ. and he returned few days ago
with his injured and di>fgured boy
quite broken down by the accident
If there is IL boy among our readers whd
ever throws stones, we hope he will cut
this item ont and paste it up where h,
can frequently read it. to warn him
against practice which may have very
sad results.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
Our Advertisers.


Those who enjoy the luxury of good
ice cream will not overlook the adver-
tisement of Matthews & Pettengill.
f. |. Clapp opens new store i'll
Beane's building on the Avenue, next
week.
The Ames Plow Company advertise
a timely article in the American Hay
Tcdder.
c. ii. Bagley, being about t" leave
town, offers for sale his new house on
Railroad street.
Geo. =. Moore has received his sum-
mer goods. and is ready to adorn the
outer man us he should he.
| Geo. {. Flanders advertiSeS an atti;tc-
tive line of goods for summer.
K. IIinch thinks he has II good thing
on the currant worm, us well lis the
other kind.
For estates, estrays. lost and found
see third page.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
Wells River.

Wells River.
Last Sunday afternoon the police OF
this village arrested Hale Webster and
several other roughs, mostly from out
of the place, at a sort of grocery, OF
something worse, kept by Webster.
The parties taken were all fined fol
disturbing the peace, drunkenness, etc
Good will come of it.
Persons passing Wells River on theil
way to the general convention at North
field, next week, can make connections,
either in the morning, or at four in the
afternoon, by the way of the Montpelier
and Wells River road reaching North
field in the one case about 3 P. NJ, and
in the other about 1920.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-06-12
McIndoe's Falls.

The marriage of Mr.. {. F. Mathews
of McIndocs. and Miss Annie ). Bow
man of Monroe, y. H., took place at
the residence of the brides father on
the Sth inst. Were it customary to de-
scribe the attire of the bride in small
towns on such occasions, we could hard
ly allow this to pass without special
notice. But suffice it to say that the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Leitch in his most happy manner,
and after doing justice to a sumptuous-
ly prepared table and distribution OF
appropriate presents, the happy pair
was escorted to the railroad station,
where they took the half-past 3 o'clock
train, commencing their wedding tour.
NJ.