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Our Relief Committee stiil
ON Duty.

LAKE VILLAGE, D. T., April 20, 1875
Messrs. r. B. Smith, j. K. Carrier,
and S. Wales, Com. on Relief.
RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN,
DEAR SIRs:-Your favor with en-
closure, draft for fifty dollars, was re-
ceived in good time. | am compelled
to acknowledge the great thankfulness
| feel for this help for our people. 1t
is probably the last we shall need. So
quietly, with no begging agent 10 the
interest Of our settlement, but with my
correspondence, God has answered our
prayers, and if in His Providence we
can gather harvests this year, we shall
be above want.
At the time when we gather our har.
vests, and enjoy once more the fruits of
our own labors and the means and need
of help for our people are exhausted, l
shall make complete report of my adj
ministration of what has been put in
my hands. and the use that has been
made Of it, publishing it in orr Sioux
Falls papers, and sending copy to
each church and society from which
we have received help.
Again thanking you for your gift
which completes the supply Of our
needs, remain
Very Truly Yours,
G. S. CoDINoToS.
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q. II. PILLAR.

BLACKSMITH Shop on Main Street,
south Of Bracket House. Particular atten-
tion given to shoeing horses. 1888
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z. W. REED.

DEALER IN Watches, Clocks and {ewelry,
" Main Street. River Falls, Wis. B1rRe-
pairing done on short pGtice, and earranted
10 gtrs sati&faction.
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THg financial pressure is loosening.
Even the days are not 20 short az
they we're.
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FOREST MrTu,S.

by FRANK HUoT.-One mile below the
village of Trimhelle. A fair share of pat
ronage is respectfully solicited.
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MEAT MARKET
BY
HAMMOND & WILLIAMS.

Constantly on hand, every variety of
Meat usually kept in City or Country
Market.
PORK AND BOLOGNA SAUSAGE,
Fresh and choice.
Cash paid for Pork, Beef and Nut
ton. Also, for Poultry and Hides.
shop next door South of Krauths Brew
cry on Main Street
River Falls, January 20 1888
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, 30
A square will be counted the space Of one
inch.
Local notices will be charged according
to their character. Nothing less than 10
OTIS line for the hrst insertion, and 10 cts.
for tbs second.
All Job work must he paid for on &C.
livery.
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For saIe.

A house and lot in the North part
Of this village, known as the Robert
Brigham place Terms easy Inquire
Of A. MoEsE.
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MEAT MARKET
1ant of 1lirer fails,

A General BanktnE BusIneNs
Transacted.
Interest allowed on deposits by special
.greemeu,. Drafts sold on all parts Of
Europe Al the lowest possible rates.
Savings Bank.-Open during the
dav and On Saturday evenings. 81 and
upwal ~ received aud interest compound
ed thereon every six moni hs at the rate Of
six per cent per annum.
JosEpH NJ. SMITH, Cashier.
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n. P. HAUGEN
p d. PIERCE.

Attorney and counselor at Law. Ellis
worth Wisconsin. Offce--in stone build
ing ON Court House Square. 1870
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ElPaso.

Prescott, May IS, 1875.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
Domestic Markets,

REV YORK. June 22-Evening --Cotton market is
quiet and steady; sales 1856 bales; Mddlina uplands
at 15ac; fOrward deliveries declined 1-16 "a 3-32c
Flour-receipts 1850 bbs; the market is STEADY
and in moderate export and home trade demand:
sales of 1880 bbls; Superne Western and State at
so a 50; extra Western and State at 80 "a 25:
extra choice Western and Stateat 80 "a IS; W hite
Wheat Western extra at 70 q 40; extra Ohio at
4 80 "a 90; extra st Louis at 20 0 %, including
1900 bbls of shipping extras at 10 "a So; 1000 bbs
of mill extra 80 a 00 market closing quiet South
flour at 80 q 8 rs; Rye -four steady at 30 "a
5 30. Cornmeal steady at 8 Go q 80. Wheat-re-
cepts 81 sos bush; the market is shade rmer with
only very moderate business for exportand home
use sales $1,000 bush i l33 for No Chicago; II for
No Milwaukee, in store; ! 10 for No2 Milwaukee
nesota; IL a l q for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
Spring; 80 q So for Winter Red Western 1 81 "a
1 80 for Amber Western; 80 q 40 for White Wes-
tern; also 10000 bush MOI Chicago seller July at
1 12k; 5000 bush No Milwaukee seller July at 16;
80 900 bush hard No Minnesota on canal 1 2O
Rye quiet at SOC for Canada in bond; 9S @ 90 for
State. Barley is nominal, Barley Malt is quiet and
steady; 2-rowed State at CSC. Corn-recepts 114,-
600 BUSH sales 900 bush; the market is dull and
slightly in buyers favor; 50 "a SIC for steamer Wes-
tern Mixed; SO q SAC per sail do; SIC for prime new
Western Mixed in store Oats~receipts 1900 bush ;
the market is heavy and decidedly lower sales 49,
600 bush at GA "a &c for Mixed Western; Sc @ Tic
for White Western, closing irregular and unsettled;
also 45 600 bush No Chicago seller July at 65 q 653
Coffee-Rio steady; sales 1927 bags on t; cargoes
quoted at 16 "a 1890 gold; job lots at 16a "a 19s gold.
Sugar is quiet and unchanged at "a SIC for tair to
good refnng SEC tor prime; 265 hhds fair Muscova-
do at Sc; refined firm and in good demand at 104 "a
l04 for standard A; 1Os q 0sc for grannlated 1T q
1lsc for crushed and powdered. Molasses quiet and
steady Rice is in moderate request and steady. Pc
troleum steady crude at SIC; refined 12sc;
at 1916 q Ssc Naval Stores-Rosn quiet at 1 rs "a
1 80. Turpentine is quiet at 32c for Spirits. Pork is
Irregular sales 1900 bbs at 10 so q 10 20;
$50 bbs seller July 10 IS a 10 9O $500 bills seller tor
August at 10 65 "a 10 IS; 1850 bbs seller September
10 50 "a 20 05. Beef unchanged. Lard lower; sales
100 TICS prime steam at 1871 1000 do seller July at 1897
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
News and Other Items.

A saloon keeper in Jones county, Iowa, has
been made to pay $1,000 to Mrs. Nancy Jewett
for selling liquor to her husband. The jury put
it $1,000 actual damages and $500 exemplary
damages.
Bishop Cheney (Reformed Epis copaD of Chi
cago, has engaged O number of the members of
the Richings- Bernard opera troupe which re-
Gently disbanded at Peoria, ILL.,, to train and
lead choir of one hundred singers to furnish
music for his congregation.
Italy has now actually under arms 1876, 600
men, and it is said that this number will soon
be increased to 100000. The second section of
the permanent army, known as the mobile mill
tia, amounts to about $50 900 men. Recruiting
for the third and fourth sections will soon be
begun.
A second mammoth cave has been discover
ed at Bedford, Indiana. A party recently
went down distance of seventy feet, and then
an incline of thirty feet, and found themselves
in chamber eighty by one hundred and fifty
feet in area and one hundred high. An en-
trance into another apartment was blocked
up, but thorough exploration is soon to be
made.
The expectation of wheat and flour from the
Pacific Coast for the year ending with this
mon tn will amount to about 900 cen.
tails of wheat, valued at about SIG, 900, 900.
The weight does not vary greatly from the
expectation of the two previous years, but the
money return was nearly 3000,0 600 less. The
crop about to be harvested will not yield, it is
thought, over 5000, 900 centals for export.
Jay Cooke is credited with this mode of fish
ng Putsn-Bay, for description of which all
lazy fishermen will be thankful: He had large
glass jar, filled with minnows, in the place
which he frsquented. The big fishes would
swarm around the jar, seeing their coveted
prey and hungry for their expected feast. He
would drop his hook among them and haul out
the victims of his novel delusion with the ut
most ease and readiness, until tired of the un.
sportsmanlike sport.
The board of finance of the National Centen-
NAL has closed contract with the West End
Passenger Railway Co., giving it the exclusive
right to run cars within the centennial grounds.
The railway will traverse the entire circle from
building to building, the distance being about
three miles. The carriage concourse is placed
outside, as all vehicles are to be excluded to
avoid injury to the multitude from fractions
horses.
A female ciairvoyant physician died under
peculiar circumstances at Greenfield, Mass,
last Thursday. While attending lady who
was sick with diphtheria, she scratched her fin
ger with pin in arranging bandages on the
neck of her patient. From this trivial acct
dent, apparently, she became innoculated with
the poison of the disease. Her hand, arm and
body became successfully affected, having the
appearance of being blistered, and SO seriously
as soon to end in death, although her throat
showed no symptoms of diphtheria.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
MINOR KILOGRAMS

Congressman Kings case will probably be
continued to October, owing to the absence of
Irwin.
Stetson & Pope's saw and planning mill, in
South Boston, was burned last night. Loss
$4,000.
President Cummings of Wesleyan Semna-
ryy, has resigned.
Committee of the Connecticut Legislature on
the Centennial has voted to report bill appro-
prlatng $40, 900 to the natioual centennial $685.
700 to the centennial board of finance, and S.
700 to the state commissioners.
A Woman's Centennial Association has been
formed in Hartford
Alexander Newton has been convicted at
New Orleans for the murder of Justin Bondon-
nay.
The Minnesota case, involving the constitu.
tionality of the civil rights act came up at
Winona yesterday before Judge Miller, but was
put over for the present
The New York Prohibtionists are holding n
state convention at Syracuse. state ticket
will be nominated to-day.
A despatch from Pembroke, Ont, says that
the fires stopped navigation on the upper Otta
wa yesterday morning. The people are barry
ing their household furniture to protect 1t.
Reports from Arkansas say the wheat crop
is in splendid condition.
Eugene Hendricks murdered his brother-in-
law, William Dildine, at Trompebury, N. Y,
Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
WASHINGTON.
Raid ON DfstilIers in North Caroline

Oh Az
WASHINGTON, June pa report to the
commissioner OF Internal revenue from Supervi-
sor Perry dated Raleigh IA, mentions an exped-
tioG against Illicit distillers IN Yodkin county,
N. =. They were very successful in their raid,
having captured from ore distllery alone %
barrels OF crooked spirits and large quantities
from other parties They also arrested about
20 Illicit distillers, broke up distileries, de-
stroyed the wash beer, low wines, &c
Crop Prospects.
Reports have been received at the Bureau of
of Agriculture from different sections and in :
dictate that the winter and spring wheat will
yield four-fitths of the whole crop;rye promises
better than wheat, bnt will fall below the usual
average; oats are in good condition and will
reach nearly full yield in the ststes of the
largest production; the barley crop promises
we'll; clover is in fair average condition; fruit
prospects are fair to good in the East and be-
low the average in the West.
Various Matters
The internal revenue receipts today were
1926, 926, and customs receipts 5000, 346,
The Secretary of the Navy has made re.
QUESTION for 100000 on the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay the remainder of the Farragut
prize awards. The original amount was $780,
900. The sum first named will be distributed
among 1900.
Increase of the Postal Money Order Ser.
vice.
New YORK, June pa Washington des.
patch says 300 additional money order offices
have been designated by the Postoffice Depart
ment. The additions will make the total mum.
Der of money order offices 1894.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Beacon Park Races.

BOSTON, June 22.-The June trotting meet
ing at Beacon Park began to-day with a large
attendance. There were two good races. In
the first the grey mare Frances was the favor
lite over the field, but after winning the first
heat and making dead beat with Sleepy Joe
she was distanced in the fourth for running
In the 2.26 class Dan Mace's Blanche was the
favorite and won the race. The following is
the summary:
Beacon Park, Jnre 22-Purse $1,000 for 2.45
class, mile heats 3 in to harness.
d. Maces u.s. b. m. Maud, 23111.
J, Trout, ms. f. b. French, 1892.
J. f. Kllcamman, MS. e. m. France, 1 0 g.
M. Roden, MS. b. G. Sleepy Joe, 4044.
Time, 234, 2. 49, 2.341 2325 2. 355.
No. 2, 2.26 class. Purse $500; 5000 to first,
$3.50 to second, $3.50 to third. Mile heats.
Dan Mace, ms. blk m. Blanche, 81.
w. Carroll, ms. br. s. Jubilee Tambets, 2
129.
John s. Baker, Ms. b. z. Tom Keller, 3
532.
7. s. Carpenter, rs. H. b. s. II. W. Genet,
1864:
j. s. Parker, M. b. s. Parker Abdallah, 81
SO.
j. Walker, n. e. b. m. May Bird, 7447.
VIM. Sargent, ms b. m. Lady Spanker, 5 8 8,
VIM. Lowell, n. s. b. G. Barney Kelley,8 s 7t5.
Il. Deckenbosh, ms. b. m. Kitty D., 1895.
Time 225, 2.25, 2.271, 2.28.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
FOR EIG N.
RumOr That England Has Declared
War against Burmah

RumOr That England Has Declared
War Against Burmah.
LONDON, June 22.-It is reported that the
British government has declared war against
Burmah. The report caused considerable ex
element here.
French Assembly.
PARIS, June 22.-In the Assembly M. Buffet
Minister OF the Interior, repelling an attack
upon the government, spoke as follows:
In organizing government for France we
did not start from all abstract point of view.
We asked for the conditions necessary to place
the executive in harmony with the French
customs and traditions. Even if you could
prove that the public powers bill was incom-
patlble with the republic we think the country
was sacrificed to abstract principle, and prefer
government more in harmony with its own
character.
The Right cheered the speech from begin
ming to end.
Gen: Du Temple, legitiamist, created great
confusion by some Incorporate remarks ia the
course of which he inSuted Minister Buffet
and the Due Audiffret Pasquier, president of
the assembly. He declared Mcmahon equally
guilty with Napoleon III for Sedan. The
speaker was called to order and silenced by the
interpesition of the house.
foreign Notes.
Moody and Sankey were refused permission
to hold services at Eaton, and accordingly that
appointment was given up.
The Republique Franchise of Paris contrib
utes 1000 francs for fund to send delegates to
the Philadelphia centennial.
Serious riots caused by the Ultramontanes
occurred in the town of Rhein, East Prussia,
yesterday. The burgomaster was stabbed and
seriously wounded.
The French Assembly at yesterdays session
decided to pass the public powers bill to Sec
ond reading
Dison's mill at Priston, Lancaster Eng, was
burned Monday night Loss 100000. One
hundred hands are thrown out OF employment
The Chinese government is concentrating
troops at Manuyone in Consequence of the An
glo-Burmese quarrel. This warlike movement
has generally depressed commerce at Calcutta.
The members of the American rifle team
were engaged in practice in shooting yesterday
and the scores were very satisfactory.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

WATERFOWL, June 22-Cattle Market.-Receipt,
764 mead. Most of the Cattle came from the West
the market is firm and in some instances an advance
OF sc ~ 10 was obtained. The Western cattle WERE
OF good quality Sales of choice at 10 rs % II 90; ex-
ira at 10 37a 9 10 so; first quality at so @ 10 Is
1925. ~ w Y
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1877 head. There was
another reduction in prices for Sheep and Lambs the
supply being light there were but few BUYERS at
market. Sales Sheep in lots at 50 q rs each; ex-
Calves 4 so q 90.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
New York stock and srouev Market.

NEW YORK, June 22-Evenng.-The day opened
with further improvement in financial circles and
rise in securities on the Stock Exchange Suisse
quently there was reaction but the markets closed
steady Tor bonds and stocks and weaker Tor Gold and
Exchange. Tho indications favor gradual and
steady growth of confidence.
Money was extremely easy and loaned free at 8
per cent. on call. Foreign Exchange was weak at
1864 q 1860 for bankers go days and 4s9A q 400 for
demand. The customs receipts to-day $780,
extremes of the day. the rate paid for borrowing
pei cent. and carrying rates a per cent;
were also made flat. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day $40 900 in interest and $4,000 in re-
demption ofbonds. The following the opera
tons at the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold balances
$175S,093 currency balances $2069, 940 gross clear
ances $4,000 COG. The following is the Clearing
House statement: Currency exchanges $67,S4 ,079;
currency balances $780, 7S4 gold exchanges $685.
056 gold balances $551 1856. Governments firm. State
advance Of from q per cent. compared with the
closing quotations of yesterday; Pacific Mail the
leading feature, advancing from 38 a 40 amid great
excitement; Lake Shore to 614 Erie IA, st Paul
Western Union to 744 Rock Island to 03 and Ohio to
53a. Towards midday Pacific Mail fell off to 364,
Western Union to 725, Lake Shore to 60s and Union
Pacific to 734, but at the second call the market
hrmer and prices showed a recovery of a per ct.
After the call the market weak again, but at
the close prices were firm at a recovery of q per
cent from the lowest point of the afternoon. The
greatest advance in Pacific MAIL the last sales of
which we're 363 a ST. Lake Shore rose from COL "a
COZ; Western Union from 721 "a 725.. The transac-
tons at the Stock Exchange aggregated 258, 100
shares, including Erie % 200 shares Lake Shore a.
900 shares, Northwestern 5000 shares, Rock Island
HOO shares, Pacific Mail 1920 shares St Paul 5000
shares, Ohio q Mississippi 1000 shares Western I'm
ion A, 400 shares, Union Pacific 1900 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
Gold in the BLACK Hills.

OMAHA, June 22.-The following despatch
was received from Col. r. 1. Dodge, in com.
mand of the escort to Prof. Jenneys expedi-
ton:
Harney's Peak, June 19-Gold has been
found in paying quantities on the French
Creek. Custars report has been confirmed in
every particular. The command is we'll and in
fine condition. Private dispatches received
here say that the command found one hundred
miners at work in Custar's gulch. taking out
from IS to $25 pan. The evidences are strong
that there are many miners at work in the
country. The gold found is coarse and scaly
but easily pounded. Quartz mines are abund-
ant bnt no one has prospected them. No In
dams to be seen by the command. They are
north of the peak
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

The strengthening and supporting influence of
Hunts Remedy acts promptly on the kidneys, blad.
der and PROSTATE gland, and banshes disease from
them. 1t also eradicates gravel, diabetes, dropsy,
complaints of the urino-genital organs and forties
the whole system. 1t is duretic, solvent, atera-
tive and tonic. This potent medicine has the sane
ton OF the medical faculty. jne1Seod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


"EtE"Hu w HUfesHst IfIHfKetHs
TUESDAY, June 22.-The prices generally are I'M
changed and sales are slow. Sugars firm with
prices unchanged. Molasses is very dull with good
supply on hand Potatoes are in good demand for
shipment. Flour shows no change in prices. and
sales have been very fair for the last few days. Pork
and lard are firm and show no change in prices.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

CHICAGO, June 22.-Cattle dull receipts of 900
head; the market is nearly nominal; choice rs 0
ments 100 head
Live Hogs moderately active; receipts 5000 head;
prices firm and unchanged; shipments 1900 head.
Sheep dull; receipts 200 head; fair to very choice
at 124 "a 10,
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

went on reading from Beecher's works how
that Beecher held that there was no more vir-
ture required in minister than in law
yer, and that he did not hold the Orthodox
view of the creation, but held that God created
man at the lowest point.
Court adjourned till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
Havana MarIret

HAVANA. June 22.-Sugar quiet and weak.
weak; on United States 60 days currency at 81 g. IS
prem short sight do at 80 q 81 prem; 60 days gold at
Il6 g III prem; short sight do 40 "a l22 prem; on
London 145 q 14S prem; on Paris 116 "a ll9 prem.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

ster was not acquainted with Dean Swift, and
luckily for the general interest of his biog.
raphy-was not a correspondent of his. The
genius for biographical writing which Forster's
Life of Goldsmith evinced cannot fail to make
@ highly entertaining work out of Swift's
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
Foreign Imports,

TRINIDAD. Br Brig Alce-3S5 hhds molasses 81
ties do 20 bbls do to Phnney & jackson.
MACEIO, BRAZIL. Schr Hattie Kelsey-S546
bags sugar to PorteOus.
HALLS HARBOR, Ms. Schr Day Star-31 cords
wood packages merchandise to ID Whidden.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

LONDON, June PIP. 80 M.-Consols at 934 "a 93s
for money and 93a @ 93s Tor account.
LONDON, June 22-12.30 P. M.-American securi.
tles-United States 300 bonds 1865, DID, 1904 Erie
Railway at 124 q 121 do preferred %.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-I2.30 P. M-Cotton market
steady; MiddIing uplands at 7-16d; do Orleans at
7sd; sales 10000 bales, including 1000 bales tor
speculation and export.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23

BOSTON-Ar DIST. brig Caroline Gray, Pease, Glen
fnegos; schs Allie Burnham. Baxter, FIN Caibarien
Clara Loud, Fountain. New Orleans; L. Orcutt
Hart. Philadelphia Sunbeam Heal do; George
Staples, Cook, and Curtis, Bray, Hoboken leila.
Halioweil, New York; Peace, Beal, Machias; A j
Whiting, Carter, Mt Desert; Bonny Ives whitaker
Ellsworth; Elizabeth, Dickinson, Richmond.
CID 21st, schs Walter E Palmer Randall Stockton ;
Charlie Stedman. Dunton, Bath
Ar ed. brig Manzanila, Robinson, Weehawken ;
schs Ralph Carlton, Hardness Matanzas; Mary Ma
gee ana . Laughton. Wiley, Hoboken; Matanzas,
Hammond. James River; AlDus Dickson WoolWicb
Minetta Stewart, Dresden.
Cid 22d, barque Laia, (Br) Cunningham, Portland,
to load ior Matanzas.
SALEM-Ar goth, schs Dolphin, Farrell, Els
worth; Halcyon, Nutter, Gouldsboro
Ar 2lst sen Alex Hayford, Kane. Hoboken; Arc
turus, Colson Bangor Sprung aleak 18th and threw
overheard 5000 it lumber)
Sid goth: sch p M Cook, Cook, Calais.
Adams. Gardiner.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 21st, sch L B Sargent, Sar-
gent Philadelphia; Pavilion, Linscott, Port John
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
METEOROLOGICAL

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUH
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL)
OEEIOER, Washington, d. g.,
June %, Il A. M)b
For New England,
falling barometer, south to west winds, warm,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
Chicago CattIe Market.

49, Providence Print Cloth Market.
EsPRovIDENCE.June 22.-The printing cloths marke
UNCHANGED.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-23
MARRIED..

In Pennington, June 0, Chas. A. Marvel and Miss
Helen f. Jennings.
In Pennington, June 10, John W. Frost and Miss
Lizzie A. Smith.
In Whitefed, June II, A. V. Ames and Mrs. Sarah
Taylor, both of Jefferson.
In Belfast. June 49, John III. FL ubbs and Miss Lucy
A. Bradstreet.