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II. CoMrNcoRE.
Chair. Dem. &. &. Orange Go.
4. DoANF.
Chair. Dem. L. {. Dubois Go.
{. :. DunHiNs.
Ar-.-....

hNiF~ ltui. Y. Y. MiiilH 10.
b. thc above call il will be seen that
the time and place of holding our scna-
torial Convention has been definitely ar
ranged. and for one, we think better
than had been heretofore suggested. a.
the convention will now bc ia the Dis
trict. which we think all District con-
vention> ought to be, as ii gives n better
opportunity for the counties TO be fairly
represented. There was some dissltis
factiou existing at the tTcposit.on 10
hold the convention al the same time a
the Cougre> Convention, which
we trust will irow DE ~tSVated and thar
tile glorious DcR<scracr OF this district
may yet be the harmonious. un>ulled-
inccrruptible pary of the people and
reform. marching onward constantly
conquerisg and 10 Senquer over all op-
position.
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COT NTi AUDITORS REPORT :
PRINCIPAL TRUST FUND RE
tEINED.

State of Indiana. Dubois County. s.:
Commissioners Court, June Term.
1874.
rINlF und-rsigned Auditor In ana fnr County ma
Il Nisis Aforesaid wpuld respectfully r.pori tn YOUR
Hon BODY. irnr statement ~ The Ts-eripis and ~
p.ndiure> 81 the PRNrr,L ~ the Trnsi Funds held h.
ss'a Count, rom ite ls day 90 June ls5a. tho slst
~ May ls7i. both day inclusive
RECEIPTS.
There remaining in the Treasury on The arst aay
% .s.s l9t9' ,25i 10
Treasury the following amounts on the fol.
low ing accounts to-Nit
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NOTlCE is hereby given. that by vir-
y tue ot an order OF the Dubois Cir
emit Court. the undersigned Guardian Of
George l.. Graves. Amelia j. Graves
and John IL. Graves. minor heirs OF
John Graves. deceased. will offer for sale
AT public auction on the premises. on
SATJ RDAl. Angus. 18th. 1874.
the undivided two-thir,l parts Of the
following described real estate tof said
wards situated in Dubois County, In
diana, tO-Wit:
The north vest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section No. TWENTY-FIVE
(25) in township No. one a.. north Of
range No. four ca west. 40 acres.
TERMS OF SALE - One-fourth of
the purchase money 10 be paid IN cash.
the residue in three equal payments OF
nine eighteen and tweniy-four months.
the purchaser giving notes at interest
for said deferred payments. waving
benefit Of valuation laws. and secured by
good freehold surety.
Sale to begin al o'clock T.. VI.
HENRY /. WALDRIP, Guar.
WILL a. TRAYLoR. Atty.
June 26ih. iS74-4ws.
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Receipts. g. .5es sc
Expenditures. 2.1S7 -
cor NTl AJDlTOR'S REPORT
INTEREST TRUST FUND RE-
IEINEh

State Of Indiana. Dubois County. s.:
Commissioners Court, June Term.
1874.
INnF undersigned Audisor "a. snf for snid c rlt,
Il wolld respectfully repvfi 20 vour Hon Rniv ths
folios ing true statement ~ the Rsrrirrs amt IN
rNSnlrf sFs Il The Interest II the TErsr FrNps
heit hv said Cornv 81 dubois from The sr.i s,v ~
June ls73 TO the SIS, day u May s54. both day IN, H.
sve.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining hi fha County Treasury an ne
hrs' day - Jun" lsI.s the snis 20 T5s -
And thor. haze been received 90 The Treasn-
m. he following amount the following
accounts. fo+Ntf.
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COUNTY TREAST HER'S REPORT
INTEREST TRUST FUND.
state OF Indiana. Dubois County. S.:
Commissioners Court, June Term.

TIVE undersigned Trrasusr within and for said coun-
4 Is and state. would respectfully report % yonr
Hon. nody. TIE following true statement q the
Receipts and Expenditure 81 Interest IF the
Trust riud lri hy sai rsnniv from the first day 81
lnnc 1878 the ls das " May ss4, both days iucla
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)UNTN AUDITORS REPORT
COT NTl FUND.

STATE on lNDtA>A, DUuniS County. = :
Commissioners Court, June Term. 1874.
'ySHE undersigned Auditor in and for
! said County. would respectfully re-
port 10 Your Hon. Body the following rs
4 true exhibit of the Receipts and Tx
pendiurcs of said county. from the lsi
iay .lnne. 1873. 10 the Slst day of May,
1894. both days inclusive;
RECriPrs.
ON tho 1T dav of June. 1873. there
was remaining in the Comfy Treasury
the sum OF 5 3l,6SO 70
And there has been received
in the County Treasury the
following amounts, on the fol-
lowing accounts, 10 Wit:
Delinquent tax 957 %
Ferry licenses. "a
show licenses. 80 &C
.Fstravs. Is o.
Dolinoucrt county revenue. 1857 81
road tax. 1876 80
township tax. la ~
special school tax, 3sl I,
railroad tax, Isl "a
RelcmotIon of lands. 81 "a
Lumber. 81
Docket fees. lV2 W
County revenue, 1857 ~
Road tax. lob VI
Township tax. 3,os3 ..
Special school tax, o.op -
Tuition tax, $40 y
Dog lax. 1883 oc
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i,alarcc si.i34 81

AiGTST ifTScIGt. A. ". e.
SNuru % before or. thi. 9TH dta ni luu4. lss-.
John nchuc. President of BOARD
irne 70 ls74-aw
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II Examinations for State Certii
Gates To teach school viii be held by A
NJ. Cow at Ninccnnes. July 9Th, 1874
commencing NJ . o'clock 4. VI.
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The Democracy az the Senatorial Dis
trict composed NJ ,isC counties Of Orange.
Martin and Dubois, arc requested TO
meet "a delegate Senatorial Conven-
tion n West Baden, Orange county, on
SATURDAY, August 1t, 1874.
for the purpose Ut nominating candi-
date toe senator TO represent the District
ia tie legislature of Indiana. II j.
hoped the Democracy Of each county in
the District will see that they are fully
represented
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Cost and damage.
Common school fund.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-22
Deaths.


Ia Chelsea, July 10, WIDOW BEAN, aged so years.
In Bralnireo' July u, Mr. JosErH PARrnlpeE, aged
about 90 years.
In wuliams,own, July p ofconsumption, Mr.. L. NJ
MARLIN, aged 80 years.
In Nashua, N. H., July 3, Mrs MELISSA A. DuDLEr,
formerly OF Barre, aged o years.
In Morctown, July &c, Of consumption, Mrs. SARAH
GUERNSEY, wife Of George Buckley aged 81 years.
In Cornth July o., Mrs. ROSETTA, wife Of z. B.
Dickuson. aged % years. An extreme but triumph
ant sufferer.
In Fayston, July Il, Mr.. Arson 0. BRionAM, aged
30 years, mouths and % days.
The deceased was n great sufferer for many months
previous 30 his death, but bore his distress with an
uncomplaining patience not often witnessed He had
naturally constitution far from strong, but entered
the army before he was twenty. He could lily en-
dure its hardshlps, and after considerable sickness
was transferred to the invalid corps. lie has never
enjoyed the blessing OF nealth since that Time but ma,
always been q sufferer from heart disease and about
ten months previous to his decease he was attacked
with hemorrhage of the lungs, and consumption has
finished It's work. lie had never given his serious at
teuton TO the subject Of personal religion until his
sickness, but the last few months Of his life were
made happy by the presence Of the Saviour, whom he
reoiced in accepting he SAVIOUR, and he fell asecI
| In the full assurance Of bllssiul resurrection.
Ills friends desire TO take this opportunity TO ex
press their feelings Of gratitude to the Lodge OF Good
remplars and Post Aiusworth, No 80, q. A. r., both
other friends also, for the thoughtful kindness and
tender care that never wearied through the Ions
mouths Of his sickness but ever ready 10 minister
10 every possible want while he lived, and to honor
him when dead. lie was buried by Post Ainsworth
with military honors being the first one Of their mum
/ Der who has died since its organization.
] By his death his mmly have lost kind and tende
husband and father who never turned deaf ear L
their wants, and they may we'll mourn their loss, ye
| not as those who have no hope.
lie bore his cross Of pain and loss,
Then lay LIES burden YEARLY down
! Gone now the pain, his now the gain
i OF the victor palm, and starry crown. n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-07-22

COUNTY FArR.-At the meeting of the direc-
tors of the Washington County Agricultural
Society, held last Saturday, proposition was
adopted, binding the Society to lease the Lang
don meadow of any organization or number Of
citizens of Montpelier or vicinity, who may
have power to lease the same 10 the Agricul-
tural Society, for the term of ten years, at an
annual rental of $3.50 for three days use, pro-
yided that the organization of the Agricultural
Society shall last for ten years. Tho organiza-
ton Of citizens is to fit up the grounds suitable
for holding the fair at their own expense. This
proposition must be accepted by the citizens,
on or before Saturday, July 25, otherwise the
fair this fall is to be heldat East Montpelier. 10
accordance with the above proposition, the re-
sponsibnity of taking the lease has been ac-
cepted by the following citizens james II.
[angdon, two shares j, W. Brock, one share
Fred Il. Smith, ono share; S. q. Woolson, one
share q. w. Bailey, one share H. Bart
Gross, one share I, o. Bailey, one share
p. Z. Pitkin, one share A. o. Cummins, one
share. A meeting of those interested in this
project, is called to meet at Bishops Hotel,
this, CIV ednesday,) evening, at o'clock. we
feel like congratulating the Agricultural 30
ciety as well as our community, at this very
desirable solution Of q much yexed question.
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Tho Beechcr Scandal.

At last the long-promiscd sworn statement
Of Theodore Iilton has come to light, and Is
published. In it he distinctly ayers that MT
Bccchcr, in lsGs, was guilty Of criminal Sc
duction Of his wife, and that from that time up
to 1870 he was guilty Of repeated and frequent
acts Of criminal intercourse win her' ne
claims that these acts Of wrong DONG on hor
port, from first to last, were not wanton OF
consciously wicked, but arose through bind
ing Of her moral perceptions occasioned by
the powerful influence excrIed over her mind ct
that time, to this end, by Rev H. W. Beecher,
as her trusted religious pastor and guide.
Mr. Tilton's First suspicious were aroused by
observing nm improper carcss given by Mr..
Becohcr to Mrs. Illton, and subsequently they
were confirmed hy returning to bis homo UNI
cxpcctcdly, and going to his bed chamber
when hc found the door locked, and when on
knocking, thc door was opened by Mrs hilton,
Mr. Bccchor was seen Within apparently much
confused and exhibiting flushed lace Mrs.
Tilton afterwards made plausible explanation,
which, from the confidence reposed in her by
her husband, was by him deemed satisfactory.
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Plnlnneld Springs.


During repeated visits to this notable water
ing place during the present season, We have
been highly gratifed to notice that the medical
virtues Of the water, as well as the invigorating
qualities Of the pure and bacing air which
prevails in that high altitude, are beginning to
be appreciated by our people. And this appre-
citation comes, We apprehend, not 30 much from
any now discovery az 10 the merits Of tho place
for they have long been known and warmly
Acknowledged AS by reason Of the fine accom-
modatons for guests provided blythe new pro-
prietor-Mr J. Mouse BY romodelling the
house throughout, and BY the addition Of a
largo number Of new and attractive rooms, The
capacity Of the hotel is nearly or quito doubled,
and It's attractions quadrupled The internal
management Of the house Is all that any one
could reasonably ask, and no one leaves the
place without the warmest testimony 10 the
kindness and homc-liAe comforts which they
have there enjoyed.
A goodly number Of the best families in
Montpelier and throughout the county, will
fully endorse this statement. a new and well
arranged barn odds much to the convenience Of
the establishment, while by the preparation Of
1ne croquct ground, walks through the woods,
the erection Of swings, etc. the place is being
furnished with MI the attractions common at
such resorts.
OF our own personal knowledge the waters
of this spring are possessed Of remarkably
healing qualiiss-as much $50, doubtless, as
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1llarlets.
Boston Cattle Market.


80 Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, July ~, 1874.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle. sharp Shois' Hog,. Cabs.
This week.. ,s92 Ss52 100 i i9 -,
6 5a;' y TssT ago SIS 55 $50 90 1888 1888 IS
PRIcEs.-Beef catHe-Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen, S0OoaiO.25 first quality, s9.CQd9.50i second
quality, s5.00d9.50s third quality, s6.OO47 80 per
foo lbs total weight of hide, tallow and dressed
beef. few choice single pairs siO.5oH Bulls
&C., s6.a6.5O
to their value as beef. Handy steers, ss7Dl50.
Much c0i0s.-fair quality, s35U62 extra good, Sc
an, with OF without calves may be agreed, hrrow
and ordinary, i25Gl5, yearlings, siO0lsi 2-yeRi
olds seoG1s 3year olds sl0Di5.
SAesB.--5H7cj extra. save per ID, live weight OF
f2jOd6.7j per handspring ambs sM9cper b.
Shote. Wholesale, 7Q7ic retail, 7ia9c per Id.
Fat Hogs, G3dfc per ID.
Veai Cair,s.-s6,Oo0ll.O 100 per head.
Hiio--Brighton, 1ic country lots, lm74c calf
skins, 10 tallOw, sc per 10. country 40
Pshs-With wool on, soc each lamb dairy skin'
7jc each.
RENARKs Prices have again flllen of We find
7ic to-day the highest price paid for Western steers
as sold on the honf There may have been an odd lot
that brought higher price, but the bulk OF them
sold at 6.dIic per h., az 10 quality. scollans
McFluu sold III steers to MIR Richardson, average ,
26O lhs at lci 10 steers average 1866 lbs, at Gle
and &C steers average 0Gi lbs, at 7ic per ID. A.
Monroe sold 10 steers to A. Salisbury, average 2s
lbs, at &c per lb. A. Hatch sold II Steers averag,
1916 lbs, at 70 per lh and - steers ay erage AZ
| lbs at the same price. The supply Of veal calye
number iii head. The quality Is fair, and the dc
mand is nominal at previous quotations.
Sheep-At Waterfront the supply was mostly
mixture Of lambs and sheep, which sold at ga
7lc Butchers were slow them at first, but inall!
paid 7ic for lots averaging lbs cnch. Sargent so
II lambs, weight coo lbs, at "a per ID, D. Counte
lll sheep, average 50 lbs at &c per d. Crane sol
60 sheep average O. lbs ,at s. per head.
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Boston Produce Market.
MONDAY. July q, 1871

MONDAY, July ~ 1914.
BUTTEH-The market has run along at about the
same price ~ last week Fine grades have been in
demand at 2Sd3c per To- but common and medium
have been somewhat neglected. and difficult TO sell at
over 2jc per TO- running down TO 10o for common. AT
the close buyers looking for the finest, for which
they are willing TO pay the highest figures but there
is very little good enough for them, and they refuse
TO take any other kind
CUEEsE-Prices have settled down another 10 per
10 during the week we might say To- for at the close
il Is hard 70 sell choice Vermont factory ut frac-
ton over 1910 and Ohio at lie per lb, with fair to
good at l0dlllo. The market closes dull and un-
settled
lshed In eggs with sales u Eastern at 20ap2c, and
Northern Ut leD2lc per doz, closing with further
upward tendency.
POTATOEs-Old potatoes are nearly played out
and we shall soon stop quoting them. Sales hay,
been made at 2id60c per bush, as 10 quality, but Il
at soc. The supply Of new has increased, and sale
have been at si.50pl per Dbl, which Is the CLOSING
| range for good Long Island
| HAY AND STRAW-Choice hay Is little frmer
and - per ton has been readily obtained. In
erior grades continue plenty and dull and range al
| the way from ii202O per ton. Rye straw has i'm
proved and sales have been made at sll per ton.
| PLOUR-The flour trade has been quite dull, ant
prices are gradually settling down. The sales hay
been at fsDa.50 for good and choice st. Louis whit
wheats S3d9.jO for the host Illinois brands, and t7d
| Z 90 for the bost Ohio, Indiana and Michigan Gro
Ing as small stocks as possible, In anticipation
lower prices when new hOur begins to come forward u
any quantity, Already new st. Louis has been n
coived Of very superior quality and we look for yer
choice flour from that section the coming year, as III
crop Of wheat that section Is not only large, but
very superior quality. Fancy Minnesota brands ran,
at ss9s 80 per Dbl, and continue to be myortes wit
the trade
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MONTPELIER x WELLS RIVER RAuRoAD.-At
a meeting Of the directors Of this road, held in
this village last Friday and Saturday, theprop-
osition of the Central Vermont, looking to a
union depot here, was rejected, and another
proposition was made. This new proposition
looks to the purchase of the Jewett property
near the depot, by both roads in common, the
passenger depot to be fitted up for their joint
occupancy at the expense Of the Central YER
mont. A right to build another track beside
the Wells River road as far as the Coffee House,
Is conceded to the Central Vermont. The en-
gines Of the Central road are to draw the ears
Of the Montpelier & Wells River road to Mont
peer junction, so as to obyiate the necessity
of more than one change of cars for through
passengers. This new proposition certainly
looks fair, and, we trust, will be the means o.
making better and closer connection between
the two roads here. A proposition to allow
the road to pass into the hands of the bond
holders met with prompt and very proper re-
iactiOn
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DETITION FOR DIVORCES
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT, }
SEPTEMBER Tenn, 1874.

SEPTEMBER Term, 1874
RHoDA siLLowAr} Bhpsas, Rhoda silloway, Of
~ lNorthheld, In the county ofWash.
sgrn siLLowAr. lngton, has filed in the office of
to said Court, setting forth in substance that on the
9th day Of April, A. d. 1902 she was Joined IN mar
rage 10 Seth Silloway, at Northhed, in said county
Of Washington by Reverend II. Morgan, minister
Of the gospel duly authorized 10 solemnize marriages.
and that She had always since said marriage lived
covenant until the twentieth day OF April A. d. 1869,
when the said Seth Silloway wilfully deserted the
petitioner and further settling FORTH that the said
Seth Sllloway, being Of sufficient pecuniary ability,
has cruelty glected and refused TO provide suitable
maintenance and support for your petitioner, and
lron the bonds Of marimony contracted as Aforesaid
her and the said Seth SilOway, aud that she
NAV he docroed suitable allmony out OF the estate OF
said Slloway and that she may be allowed TO resume
her former name. .,,
way resides without this State that personal ser
Vice OF said petition cannot be made upon him,
Therefore, IL 10 ordered that the petitioner cause
the substance Of said petition, together win TINS
order to published three weeks successfully In the
printed In Montpelier, In the county Of Washington
the last Of which publications shall be al least SIX
weeks previous to the second Tuesday OF September
A. D.. 1874, being the first day OF the term oi SAID
Washington County Court to which said petition Is
preferred, which shall be deemed sufficient notice
County Court next % he held at Montpelier, within
| and for the county of Washington, on the second
Tuesday Of September A. d. 1874, and show cause, "
any he has why the prayer OF said petitioner should
| not be granted. a. $50.
| OF Washington, this 9th day Of July, A. ID. lsli.
| r. n. MERRILL, Deputy Clerk.
| CARPENTER a PLuMLEY, Attys for Petitioner. 30
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DETITIoN FOR DIVORCE!
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT,
AnrrEMnRn TERA. lAll. 4

6Efithlkh lEhhl 1879
MARY c, odSEApr} ghg,a,, Mary 2: o'dresdy,
MICHAEL oGasApY washinstSS has fisa in thS Of
Zee Of the Clerk OF Washington County Court her
petition to said Court, setting FORTH Ia substance,
lolned 10 marriage TO Michael O'Gready, by Father
Murphy, a Catholic Priest at keene, state OF New
Hampshire and that she had lived with tho saiu
Michael O6ready always since SAID merrsEe st.ict
Observance Of her marriage covenant but that on the
9th day of April A. d. 1874, the said Michael uready
became AID was guilty Of divers acts Of intolerabe
severity 10 your petitioner and further, that on the
day and year last above mentioned, and at divera
other times and days, tho said Michael Ouready
grossly wantOnly aud cruelty refused and neglected
70 provide suitable maintenance for the said peti
TONER, he, the said Michael being oil saiheien. pe
ounlary ability TO do, and the said petit prays
that the Court will grant her bill q divorce from
the bonds Of matfimOny contracted When ana WheIei
as aforesaid, between hor and the salu hioha u
OGready and that she may DO decreed suitable all.
mony out of the estate OF her said husband, Michael
O'Gready, and that she may DC aio"eu 70 her
maiden name. . a.. - .ta ,r.A..,
Olready resides without this state so that personal
notice Of said petition cannot be made upon HIN,
TAsrefos Ii Is ordered that the petitioner cause the
substance Of said petition together with this order
| mont Waterman State Journal, newspaper
printed In Montpelier In the county Of Washington
the last Of which publications. shall be AZ least SIX
weeks previous 10 the second Tuesday IN september,
A. D., ls7i being the first day Of tho term OF said
Washington County Court, to which SAD petiton rs
preferred which shall be deemed sufficient notice 70
he said Michael oG5easy e Is,pfs ss
and ior the county OF Washington, on the second
Tuesday OF September A. d., 1874 and show cause, II
any he has why the prayer Of the said petitioner
Given under nv hand at Montpelier, In the county Of
Washington this 9Th day OF July, A. D., 1874,
T. n. MERRILL, Deputy Clerk.
CARPEsrER 4 PLuMLEY Attys for Petitioner. !"
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CTATE OF VERMONT,
n -

In Probate Court, held at Brookned within and for
said District, on the 7th day of July, A. ID. ls7ii
Frederick q. Bglow guardian Of Lettc Z. Flint,
minor, residing In Brookfeld, makes application TO
said Court for license TO sell the following described
real estate OF his said ward TO wit All tho right,
title and interest Of said minor In and to the Home
Farm and all tho real estate whereof AlonAo Flint,
late of said BroOkheld deceased died seized and pos
sessed In said town, representing that the sale thereof
for the purpose ofputtng the proceeds such sale at
interest or Investing the same IN stocks or real esae
would DO beneficial TO said ward Whereupon, II Is
ordered by said Court, that said application DO re-
ferred 10 session thereof to DO held at the Probate
Office in said BrOokneld, the both day of July, A.
d. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon and, u Is
further ordered that all persons Interested be notified
hereof hy publication Of notice Of said application
| Vermont Waterman 4 State Journal printed at
MONTPELIER before said time Of hearing, that they
may appear said time and place, and, II they see
| cause, object thereto. BY the COurt-Attest,
1881 JOHN II. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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Alarriaqes.

In Notthacld. July u. by Rov. W D. Malcom, Nr
WILLIE II. CAnr and Miss lNn A. MARTIN, both Of
Warren.
In Danvillo July 4, by Rev. J. Service Mr.. VIZ. c.
Danville.
In Cambridge, June %, by Rov. A. scrlbner Mr..
PsrsW sa.SLnr and Mas Liszts 81. MoonE, 10th OF
Cambridge,
In Lowell Mass, July l6, by Rev. J. z. Damo, Mt
CHARLES DIX, Of Taunton, Mass and Miss MYRA J.
LORD, Of DuNhury, W.