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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-17

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TO OANDIDApHA

We wish TO remind all candidates foe once
d the coming town election that ell announce
msa,s In this paper and all slsatiUa printing
must be paid In advance. We Can accept Of no
cootingvns arrangsmsnts. show your WORTH
pss~ for the once By paying Jour printers
bills promptly.
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Drswuing or . sehoensr's Captain
near Monterey.

M~oSTrnrr. April T.-Cuptain Chris.
Hsggartc. OF the schooner 0scsola,
bound hero from Santa Cruz, with lum.
Der. was knocked overheard by the jib.
boom about eleven o'clock last night.
two miles from the Point Pinos light
house. and is supposed to have been
drowned; but slight hopes are enter.
tanned that the steamer Constantine,
which was passing at the time and
hailed with tho cry Of "Man ovor-
board!'' rescued him.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
sr.erAl 70 n, soLD nu.I slur NV
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Disastrous Floods II Tennessee.
lfENrHis. Tenn. April ia letter
from Bolivsr county. Mississippi. says
the lsvse broke in front Of Col. wsde's
plantation on Friday evening, about q
mile below Buckridge crsvasse. Ths
water rushed through with fearful W
locity, and Il was with difficulty that
Mrs. Wade and her daughter were res
cued, the whole Of this alluvial region
being submerged. Tho following plan
taiions are already inundated: w. @.
Meyers. l.. A. Wade, J. G. Yorgsr, Nor
gan Easton. Greene Clay Field, Miller.
Maj. Edmonds, and on part Of the Con.
tent place. The water is pouring into
Williams bayou and Deer crock. and
will overflow many valuable places, In.
Guiding Colonel Moores and the Hedge
place. The water is now running over
Egypt ridge. which never occurred be-
fore.
Congregational Matters made RiEhs.
WASHINGTON. April II. Blains's
hard money ~utterancss do not give
Democrats ground to make points
against him. Judge Davis looks prom
Using as Democratic candidate for Presi-
r.. .s1l. .,,r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-17
pi..strou. row.boat wreck.

sr. LOUIS, April 1.-THE tow.bost
Dictator. belonging 10 Husc & Co.. Ice
dealers Of this city. collided with the
bridge Mt Hannibal, No., at eight o'clock
this morning, and was completely wreck.
ed. Harry Young, the clerk, and eight
others Of the crew-names not reported
-werc drowned. No particulars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-17

N EW STORE!
A NEW STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods !
JOS. A ERT,
THE wRLI.KSowN oLorHrHR OF VIZ
giuis City since si, and who in the lAs'
four yesrs has been burned ou. three times, d
stlil alive. and only asks his old friends and
customers, and u. public In general. to siv'
him . call.
For fair dealing. .. BARNETT 10 without
. peer In his line Of business. and hops u
NEE, all Of his old eustOmsrs. - veil - many
new once. ct his new store,
OPPOSITE THE NEWS" oHrior.
MAIN srRERT.-...---.GoLD HILL,
Adjoining the hardware store.
IN DIR. HALLS BUILDING.
lin. J.. BARNERT.
A L z G T U r e
TO THOSE IN NEED OF
c 10 G !
CALL ON
%REINsTEIN q WOLF
FOE POINTS.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
or ALL GOODS At
GREATLY REDUCED PRIcESI
Cash Talks! Cash Talks !
DgIya ABOUT TO DEPART FOR TIE
ID EAstsrn states 70 open . branch tcf ne
purpose Of manufseturinK goods fes out 'fsos'
We Will clear out our entire
WINTER srsck At PANIC PRICES
WE MEAN BUSINESS; NO nuNBuoi
I'm REINsrRIN & woLY.
1890. 1870
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA,
a. w.
vVrIIs OVERWHELMED AND RKLI.
able Laundry 10 prsparsd 10 tuin cot any
Quantity Of Renovated and Clssn Lrsn With.
oat being DAMAGED By nanipulstion of b.
chemical Application.
PsekaSss punetaaiiy called fr and -.
oaies.-Istsrn.iioasi Hotel and walises'.
Fruit store, i3f Sosth @ street, vtrginia ; And
vsssy House. Gold iiil. $50,
CRANE, HASTINGS { CO.,
9sesssssrs
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mresrns Ass sssszas II
WINES N LIQUORS,
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"a sac FRANCISCO. eAI
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
krEAIINGS.

Peter Larkin, lying under sentence
Of death at the County Jail, in Virginia
City, has grown quite fat and stout.
He has. however, been unwell for sew
eral days past. He seems, notwlth-
8 anding his disag reeable situation TO
keep up his. spirits admirably. The
jailer allows him to walk about the
c~)rridors-a privilege which Larkin,
despite his manacles, seems TO enjoy
greatly. His friends are working des-
perateiy to get him a new trial, aud
profess strong hopes that they will
succeed.
According to the Carson Appeal, a
CANVASS among the business men OF
Carson is being made to ascertain the
feeling in relation to the circulation Of
trade dollars. Other towns refuse to
t AXE them for more than ninety cents.
II is probable, from what WI car learn,
that our business men will adopt the
same rate. The mater will probably
Oe decided to-day.
TIE Elko Independent says: A let
ter from CornMoI'ia, written on the
18th inst, saws the Leopard hosting
works started up that day. The ma
chinery on the HuSsey shaft vas put
in motion on the Sth instant, and every
thing worked admirably.
A.. Serimgeour, formerly connected
with the NeWs, and latterly part owner
aud associate editor of the Silver CITY
Reporter. has accepted a situation in
the Belcher mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18

The PLATFoRM.-We publish in full
this morning the platform adopted by
the Republican National Convention at
Cincinnati. We have not the space in
this issue to comment upon it as fully
as the subject requires, consequently we
will defer our remarks until some time
when our columns are less .c~rowded.
We will mention, however, that we are
disappointed in the so called anti Chi.
nese plank. We had supposed from
the tenor of our former dispatches that
the convention had taken decided
grounds in favor of the abrogation or
modification of the Burlingame treaty,
but the resolution binds the party to
nothing, is meaningless, and might
better have been LEFT out of the platform
altogether. 1t remains to be seen what
action the st. Louis Convention will
take in the matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
EASTERN 0ISPATC HE'S
Ely Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
The Press ON the Cincinnati Con-
ventiOH.


ventiOu.
NEW YORK. June IL.
The Sun says of the nomination of
Hayes, that he Is a candidates whose
weakness and unimportance are his
principal recommendations to the Re-
publican party. His record is brief
and slight in Congress. He was n
OF the obscurest members. His name
there or elsewhere has never been
identified with any policy, nr
action Of any kind. He Is not the
man to oblIterate the abominatiOn OF
Grantism. The Cincinnati Conven-
ton had strong men such rs Morton
aud COnkling, a practical reformer
like BristOw, notorious job
Der and trickster in Blaine, but Sc
lected u man unknown to statesman
ship, reform and party traditions. 1t
took him a. the only hope of avert
ing a triumph OF the great corruption
ist with whom the party would have
been whirled to ruin-which awaits 1t
in any event.
The World says: The nomination of
Hayes is a collapse, not a compromise,
and describes him as Il cOlorless candi-
date on "A platform OF platitudes, who
shoulders all the administration. The
writer grants that Hayes is Of resp ct
able abilities and good private charac-
ter, but says he lacks Lincoln's genius
or plurality.
Hassan, The Turkish Assassin.
New York, June 10.
A telegram from COnstantlnople re-
ports that Hassan, after gaining admis-
sion to the Council Chamber, lockei
the door and fret at Aoni. Pasha's
lamp WAS broken, and only a candle
WAS left burning in the room. The as
sassin then threw himself an A0ni and
plunged a cutlass into his body. lie
fired at the Minister of Marine, aud ii
nal.v at Raschid Pasha. The police
overpowered and captured him a. he
attempted TO kill Mldhat Pasha. After
he was seized he said he WAS sorry that
be failed to kill Midhat, Minister OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

A silver Scare.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IL.
The silver coin brokers have re-
covered a little from their scare of
Thursday and are less anxious tn sell
at rates then adopted. They still refuse
to buy large lots under "a per cent.
discount for trade dollars. Their selling
rates are 7 and 8 per cent. for trade
dollars and 4H@5H per cent. discount
FIR half dollars-the latter figure for
round lots of 81 900 and upwards.
Desperate Fight with Highway.
men.
YREKA, CAL, June IL.
Last Thursday evening q desperate
encounter occurred on the summit of
Trinity mountain, he ween hiyl wav.
men and the Sheriff of trinity cpnnty,
aided BY a stage driver named Brew>-
ter. The latter had about fort, dol
lars in the safe of u store, robbed at
rriniiy Center. and volun erred to a..
company the sheriff IN pursuit.. They
proceeded tp the top OF the ,inountan
to await the rohbets, who were IN
nut for Reading, and intpn'l led To at
TACK the stage of the same day had I
not been for "a man on { IA outside
seat carrying \ shotgun. Late in the
evening the two robbers we're discnv
cred ami nrdere,i tn surrender. when
n of them sarg nut Get on ynu
SON Of n t." and commenced
shooting, which firing IA returned in
\ lively A. many as a dozen
shots were fired, each party dndging
round behind trees and rocks, when
one of the robbers was discovered ly-
ing ON the ground dead, having been
shot through the head, also through
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
CoRREsPoNDENcU


EUREKA, June IL, 1876,
MRS. N STeNE-Dear Madam-:-We, tho
ensaremo n sire.sntation during your recent
a fitting %tes,;;mmoomm;;ss,' o ~ ues.ae 70 render you
shaae Of ! appre.latlon as an actress, in the
place mon v0mp.mentar peneht. to take
Won 10 namsthnaa ieturn from austin, leaving
Yours. resneetff" %me' place. ana programme.
W II Davenport ~ cr;.,o,ao. r.o
r Nj Beatty Srlttenden Thornton
Harmon Teo Baker
Geo w Gilmore o~e
DIR A G Bishop n ae y neM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
BORN.

BORN.
Carson. June 3-Wife OF Bernard VI, ovich,
a SOD.
Austin. June IL Wife Of Rosai!s Garcia, a
daughter.
Austin. Juno l3-Wife of James L.. Smith, q
daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18

the hip. The other robber was wound
ed and fell off the grade into the
gulch, managing to escape. The Sher-
i'll came out of the contest u%ninjured,
but the stage driver had his forehead
burned by the close grazing of a bull
let. The dead robber had Wells, Far
go u Co.'S treasure box key in his
pocket, supposed TO have been taken
from the safe broken open in Kumfelt
" LariHg's store in Trinity Center.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18

New PAPER.-A new paper has been
started in Phoebe, under the name of
the Local Meas. Mark w. Musgrove
is the editor. 1t is about half the size
of the Reueite, but it promises to grow
in time if it receives proper support.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18

THE NEVADA vorE.-The entire six
votes of Nevada were cast for Hayes
on the last ballot. Until then they
had been divided between Bristow and
Conkling.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
DIED.

VirgiDia. June I'm. j. Mellon. a naive Of
Canada, nged ~ years.
Austin. June ll-John Martin, aged d
years.
DARWIN, Inyo county, Cal, June 7-Wm. P.
Glssan. aged Y years. n native of Ireland.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18

REsUMED.-The Silver City Mining
Reporter has resumed publication as a
semi weekly, under the editorial
charge Of Harry j. Norton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18

Marine, who will probably recover
The two murdered Ministers were
buried to-day.
The Vote on tile seventh Ballot.
CINcINNATI, June Is.
On the seventh ballot the vote was as
follows: Blaine, 35l; Bristow, Al;
Hayes. 1884; an official count. Hayes
vas then nominated by reclamation,
by a vote OF 395 to 1856.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-18
MARRIED.

Phoebe. June l5-By Rev. 5. p. Kelly, Oh ".
a. Wiederhold and Miss Wilhelmina
kirrhner.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06

ENocu ARDEN. Some years ago Elias
Dwyer left these parts for the un.
known, leaving behind his most valu.
able half, who TO soothe her sorrow
sought support and consolation in the
unsuspecting heart and hand Of Tom.
ME Hogan, Of this place, claiming
that her Enoch had gone where they
neither marry nor are given In mar.
riage. But alas for poor Philip uneall.
ed for and unwelcomed Enoch now ap-
pears on the scene and interrupts the
felicity Of his devoted successor Jsst
what form and plan his Indignation
will take Is uncertain. he may mere
~ replevy his stolen property, or
charge the destroyer Of his domestic
joys with having broken the seventh
commandment and bring 10 bear upon
him the statute Of the State Of Wis.
consin in such case made and proyid.
ed, or ayenge his damaged dignity
with shotgun. Meanwhile Philipas.
sumes u self-possessed and determined
air, and claims that the statute OF
limitations had run on Enoch, more
over that IL he is net dead he ought
TO be, and offers 70 settle the difficulty
by letting the gal take her choice
between the husband dc jure and the
husband de fatto.
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SALEM

jeremiah Fuller has splendid piece Of
corn.
Corn is doing WELL wheat is not SO pronis-
ing as It was two weeks ago. winter wheat
having rusted badly, and spring wheat hav-
ing assumed yellow, unhealthy look; grass
is fne-the best for years.
J. II. Shuts, one Of our thriving farmers in
the Rush River Valley, has just finished a
very nice milk-house. and is at work now on
a granary He has one ofthe finest piles Of
rye in the town, if not in the county
Capt. g. G. Loucks and wife, Of Maiden
Rock, were on fishing expedition here a few
days ago, being the guests Of Mr.. Brasington
Although the Capt. IS an old Pennsylvania
expert at trout-fshing, he only caught one
while here. lie thinks fronting is demoral-
lied.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06


The fourth at Ellsworth passed Of quietly
II G. TRUTHS new residence is near COM
pletion.
Sam. Bateman IS building large addition
to his house.
G. w. Nichols, Of River Falls, spent a few
S.ys "A town last week
=. Williams is embelishing the south side
Of his house with new piazza.
Quite number Of our citizens went IN the
excursion up the ST. Croix, also to St Paul.
The house Of NJ Schindledeker, together
with its centents were consumed by fire on
Sunday morning, the I'd,
J. s. Thayer has sold his farm and other
property situated in the town Of Trimbelle,
and will start for Oregon in short time.
DR.. NJ. c. Woodwork is building quite an
extensive residence, which, when completed,
will add greatly to that portion Of our village.
Mr. Truman Bateman while helping to fell
a tree by the aid Of "spring pole" on
Thursday last, received some severe injuries
about the head and face.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06
Special Town Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to the electors Of the
town Of River Falls in the county Of Pierce,
that a special Town Meeting will he held in
said town, at Brackets Hall, on the 18th day
of July, 1876, between the hours of nine and
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
Of considering and determining the following
questions:
First: Whether or not to erect an Iron
Bridge across the South Fork OF the Kinnic-
Hnnic River where Main Street now crosses
the same, Of such place as may be deemed
practicable.
Second: To determine the question Of
raising the sum Of Twenty-Five Hundred
Dollars, or as much thereof as may h needed
for the purpose OF erecting the aforesaid
Bridge, aud building approaches TO such
place, and to do any other business thought
necessary and proper to be- done when met,
a request for such meeting having been made
20 me, in writing, signed by twelve qualified
voters Of said town and specifying "a aiore-
said the object for which such meeting is 70
he held
&. NJ. GouLD, Town Clerk.
Dated al River Falls the 26th day Of June,
1876
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06
ROCK ELM cEErFR


{. A. Hawn has that large barn raised
Some Of our people have the Texas fever
quite severely.
II is said that a new store is to be opened at
Rock Elm Center by an Eastern man.
Mr. Laurent has rented his farm. and
with his family will go to Tennessee this fall
20 live
James Oily will run steam threshing ma
chine this fail. He has purchased Of Stone &
Childs
Winter wheat viii not be an average crop
in this Section Of country; Spring wheat and
oats look very well, while corn is small
There seem 10 be several candidates for
the Office Of sheriff. The friends OF VIM. Silk
worth would like to see him elected to that
Office this fall
Some anxiety is felt in this part Of the
county by settlers on the West, Wis. T. L
Land, in regard to the recent judgements
which have been rendered against the conpa-
ny and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Court Tor Pierce County
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06
PREScOTT


Firner has gone to ST. Louis
Mrs. c Meacham is Frustrated by sick
ness
viii Redmon is home from Madison law
school.
And now it IS Baptist Beat1el who is a ben
edet
Professor Long has gone east to visit
friends
Redmon d Cos mill cannot fll orders fast
enough Tor their -four
Special term Of Circuit Court convened on
Monday last adjourned till Wednesday
Capt Knowles has been here lew days
and his many trends were glad to see him.
John HarweIrs new building is progressing
finely A force OF twenty men move it fast
VIII Beayitt is the only candidate in this
section, and he is cordially supported tor
sheriff
The road commissioners have spread saw
dust thiekly on the levee which makes II
easier for drays, etc.
Our whilom "shoo Fly, the steamer, Pres
colt, passed up the lake and was an object OF
AhttIthb w AhAN1 VI
W. II Mason fills the legal chair Of J c.
Button in White Buttons Office, during
the absence Of Mr.. Button at the Centennial
The Fourth passed pleasantly and quietly.
The German Band enlivened the day with
music and in the evening gave a ball at
Gray's Hall
The electric fluid struck the chimney Of
Mrs Rogers and set fire 10 the house For
tunately it was discovered in time to prevent
serious damage
The family Of p Wilson have been sadly
affected Mrs W and the children being
all down on a sick led at once. We are glad
70 know that there are signs Of improvement.
A. Morse pirouetied round our streets the
other day lie shook hands With us and
everybody and their wives, swee,hearis, and
daughters, Abner must he Coming Man
"a Great Unknown
Lively times between the steamers, Nellie
Kent and g b Knapp Fare to saltwater %
Gus. Cheap riding that. Later The Nellie
will carry passengers to and from saltwater
tor 70 cts Hoorayl
| NAeh VIII Leayiu goes 70 the Falsi he
hires team which gets tired, lies down, and
smashes the thil viii then leaves the
team and gsts good -nasurea Granger TO
carry him home. That's Centennial
The Prescott Rand had large party on the
exclusion TO st Paul Every thing went mer-
~ as a marriage bill, 'till reaching Red Rock
on their return, when the cry was raised Of
"A boy over board" The boat was stopped
lanterns and torches we're in readiness and
eager hands and willing hearts were vAinly
searching for the unfortunate one, but Il
availcd nothing Conjecture was busy a. 70
who Il could be- anxious friends were search
ing for missing ones, whsn Il transPired that
the poor child was q son o. A T. Carroll, Of
this city, Who Il appears, bad walked into the
water Ia Sem somnambulisiie condition,
ard having dropped between the boat and
barge nothing more was seen o. heard q him
Parties are dredging the river .yv zoe the
body NJ Carroll has the heartfelt sympa-
thy q, The entire community
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06

Judge Humphrey went to the Gin
einna.i Convention and got his pocket
picked Of valuable gold watch. We
merely mention the matter 10 give ex-
preston TO our sympathy for the
Judge, for the watch was one that he
was very much attached TO- and we
sincerely trust that no heartless dem
ocratic blackguard will take occasion
70 reflect upon the character OF the
men that composed the convention,
saying that His Honor "fell among
thieves, or upon the discretion Of the
Judge in not leaving his watch at
home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06
plAMoNn pLrFP.

Corn is doing finely.
Wheat market quiet at 90 cents
Hoken Robson was drowned at this place
last Monday.
Our roads and bridges are being put in ex-
oellent condition.
We have no ball club nor shooting assoeia-
ton here, bat il any one thinks he can pitch
horse shoes, let him come here and be re-
duoed
Reports from various places are TO the affect
that the wheat crop is unpromising. The
wheat in this immediate vicinity is doing
quite well since the recent rains, however
The trade o. Diamond Bluff will feel next year
and theneeiorwad the effect Of the great work
Of clearing and breaking that is going on thi:
season More improvement is going on in this
locality in that respect then ever before in I
single season.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06

The report that Rev. Mr. Horner has
accepted call TO serve the Congrega.
tional Church Of this place, as pastor,
at the close OF his present conference
year, is unfounded. We hope, how.
ever. that we shall not lose him from
the place this fall, a. by the present
policy Of the Methodist Church he is
eligible TO re.appointment here for
one year more. Mr.. Horner has many
very warm friends IN the church as
well rs in the community at large,
and we think he has no disposition
other than to reeiproeate so Aattering
an appreciation, and follow path
that SO plainly seems TO be one OF es.
pecial usefulness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-06
M ARRIED.

At this place, on the Goth ult. BY Rev. c. X
Colver, Mr.. CHARLES PAGE of Anoka, MINI
and MISS ABBIE CHASE, Of Kinniekinnic.
at Hudson, on the I'd inst, Mr. L. ". Ell
place.
At the NJ. Z. parsonage, on the Sd inst, by
Rev. S. W Homer, Mr.. SAMUEL JAcKMAS.
Of Kinnickinnic, and Miss SARAH l.. Con-
sIsH, OF River Fails
At Hudson, on the 9Th inst, by Rev H. C..
Goodsell, Nh. N. q. SAMPSON and MISS LII
Liz LoyRTT, both OF this place.
At the residence Of the brides parents on the
18th inst, by Rev. $. W Horner, ISAAC
YouSG, ESQ, Of Duluth, MINI, and MERCY
A. ROBERTS, Of River Falls, Wis.