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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

' Gold retort OF the value of $4,000 frou
the Jawbo"e lead, St. Louis, arrived to
u day.
Eight silver bricks. weighing in the 40
gregate 1857 pounds and of the coin yalu
"t $1,000, arrived from the Norrhwes
"n?sny last night, and are now at III,
FIRST National Bank. The bricks art
pure silver aud considerably finer thar
coin.
The bill prohibiting the sale of intox,.
ca""e liquors on election days, which
passed the Council yesterday, came up in
Tie House this morning, and after lille
sparr'ng between the friends and oppo-
nents Of the bill, was put 10 vote and
Passed. The bill will doubtless become j,
'a"' es 1t il believed the Governor will
approve it.
Attention is called to the notice else
w"ere IN to.'ay's Ierall OF the sale of
Lewis and Clarke county bonds. 10 he If
'ere:' On the 9Th of March. IN front of|
tue Court House. The Eerald having ~
'efeo to DO the advertising for the county
~ one>half the rates allowed under m.
new printing bill, the Commissioners h .vu
w. %'ssy decided that the printing should
70 awarded to this paper.
Elk Sheriff Bullock is in RECENT IF f
le''er from West Side gentleman .,,,a
recently visited Philipsbury. in which ~
y OF the mines aud mills as follow.
III. n%npsoorz is looking grand Roth.
400 -, s.e running; the Trout rock aver
rye 10 ounces per ton. and n. H..
TUCK pay from $3.50 to $500 ncr ton IT,
~" %'nes arc taking on: $4,000 ner dsv .
" r o''"on' with ore enough in the mi, %
'"o next Cen
lated tho " private s,s letter from Butte city.
',.. Tue 9th inst. we l,arn that -.
,n".'. ""'s''e Ut the Centennial mill A. |.
',., 10 the anxious citizens of ,h S
''''e oorg that steam was nm .na ~.
"a'"."ery in working order An'a NJ. - ~: =: |.
:; 10. 'ol the purpose Of testing III. vo,.s /
"e po''eys. etc. In = few 49,
' .e me mill will b.. tut to wort ~. s.,s
- " mat camp. and i, is ,r,s,sd ~, ."e |"
NC experiment will prov. them .a' b
lowu. To-. ethan than f'rmer assays have !,
he ma., Tue centennial Starts out md !, q
- a %o.t propi'ious auspices. win ."oel .
y. .e " "ss' mills IN the Territory. al -" go ~
:. -. ano not encumber+d. AUD ,.,a p"o :
RED tons of o,e 40, -, ."o TWO num-
lay W. ,o ~ We On The dump. Whs,
,o,.h,, h "os pred'c. for the frs, al, .;r
'l'sble company. ''efpF's'ns and "A
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
A Good Move.

The House COMMITTEE on Territories
ess oodsr consideration a bill providing
Tor the admissio,, of Colorado and NV
Aex'co; also. one 10 change the Govern
ments OF tie Terri,orie. 80 A. 10 prmi,
the people to elect their own officers. in.
e,ead OF having them appointed, AZ il now
done ny the rGneral Go. ernm~nt These
measures have not ieen fully mAturcd.
oo' meet ~ b fsvo able considerable by
NE committee and will be reported in a
abort time.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Stvesal parties hsys already engage,
passage on the steamer Resiun. The
steamer Will leave st. Louis On tho a5tl,
OF March. and her owners intend that si,.
shail - The Arss bost to arrive 4 Bsnton
-Bentoo Rec0rd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Tao Black Hills.
YsnklOn. d. +. |

fankIOn. D. T. Feb. 8.
"A party of forty men left here for lie
mack Hills On Saturday, fifteen more
!sft here to-day, and ! third purity will
Rave here on Thursday next. Thos,,
esv'"g trday are "ld settlers IN this
country. familiar with all the streams
ana Will make survey both going AID
coming, OF the most pr clicahle rou,c,
soo exact distance If each. Some of the
parry expect u return here Ia eft. en-
ays. aud will be prepared 10 give full
Scpvres OF the prosI" CHS ct the Hills.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

Te"a'oe Shstmsn has written 4 letter
% state Ssns'or Burns Vt Ohio, strongly
9syi'g Gov. Hays for the Pres,dsncy
and advising that o 10 send . dslee.tion
ps+dxtd " his support 70 he National
O0pvsation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
funsFal Of Reverdy johnson
Baltimore R.h u

The funeral OF Beverly johnson tool
place THE afternoon ct tho f.m,lv 49,;
osoee. The stseets in the vicinity wer.
crowde'', and II 10 estimated thar IN m
peop'e were present. The services ver,.
c0aacsed BY the Rev. J. 8. B. Hul,e.
o. q: F"ul's. aad A. Il Randolph. az
Inc 4psseopal sharch. May frie.ds of
sas oec+ssed siaiessaae were preaen,
among whom were some Of IN. No.:
oasetnGstsl,ed personaxes In the and
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Arrears Of Paw and Bounty.

All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILURSI
"f the late war, or their hers. are in man,
'ases entitled to money from the Cover,
m-nt Of which they have no know ledge
Write full history of service, anil state
amount Of pay and bounty received. En-
close stamp TO GILMORE & Co.. and q full
reply. after examination, will be given
You Tree
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
Madison Oo,,n+-

p,..s -. .ae Aon'sniso, Feb. 10Th.
,hs Roa. .'pe strawberries on The ,,h,. :,
The, for sa'.. House o" Tuesday, Ho~ s !; !.
-vide a., p .'.s@ and barren Aoutan.
ritory. :. '''ss1s On this Ter.
wy e'ecuon passe off ou;.,,v -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

uon. Rsves''y Jeaas,s. " N.syl.n !,
plsxy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18

iS~>s VI e"Cu year. IL 10 .nItio unlaWfu
TOR any person to kill any Of the above.
FAMED animals for the purpose Of pucur.
ing the hide only. and not use the carcas,
Tor TODD, &c. II 10 also unlawful to Kill
any HEAVIER, otter. martin or fisher betwec
the firs' d of April and the first day Of
October of e'ch year. and no person shall
trap, shoot or otherwise kill any bca yer in
any field or other enclosure, except he IL
the cwner Of tie field or e. closure. II is
also unlawful for any person to kill or
cause to be KILLED any grouse. 1rair,e
chicken. pleasant. io,lhen. PARTRIDGE mr.
|ius'i between thu nrst day If March and
III 1O'hday OF August OF each yrar. Nome
OF the vsri' ties IF wild geese or dnck.
sh'iI be killed brtween Nay 18Th and Au-
gust 10Th Of each year. AID f"r the ,.ex,
four years from May lss. 1876, II shsll b.
unlawful to kill any robin, meadow lark
thrush, gold-fincb. flicker or yellow ham
'ner, blackb'rd. or'ole. snovbird. or anv
Of the varieties of email birds commonly
known as singing birda Fishing tackle
% sisting q rod or pole. line snd hook or
par shall he the only lawfai wav ia,
~ can b. taken in any of the stn ANS ~
ms Territory 1t shall, however. he l.v
q TO use seine In the Miss,uri ANA If
eFson rivers. aud 10 the Beaver head m -
Rock, and y the North R.,ni
|es tar ten miles shove III mOn,h ~.
'enalty ios violation OF snv If thu , ="
'SstOns ct The oct Il Ane ana imnr.on
nent; one halt Of TIE line roe. Tn The !. d
e county in which ths e1eoco ~ a..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-18
from the Herald

Gold retort Of the value of $4,000 from
the Jawbo"e lead, St. Louis, arrived to
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
Which one Box of the great re- edy,
REDER'S
German Snuff,

Would have quickly cured. Now what are the
symptoms of Catarrh? They commence with
sense OF irritation about the nasal organs. which, If
not allayed with German SNUFF after q short time
ian would sleep and re st the weary brain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
OUR TROUBLE WITH THE RED
SKINS.
ihdians Surrounded and Disarmed at the
Agencies.

CfIEYENNE, October q. General Crook being
satisned that Red Cloud and Red Leaf bands OF
sioux were abont to depart with view of joining
the hostlles 70 the north, they having refused to
comply with the orders to come into the agency
to receive rations and subbornly remaining 10
camp on Shadron creek from whence it is posi-
tivy known they were in communication with the
northern Indians had receiving into their camp
such as came in, he without awaiting the arrival
OF Gen. Merritts troops determined upon dis
armng them and at daylight on the morning of
the 23d instant Gen. Mckenzie, with eight com
panies OF the fourth cavalry, one battalion OF
which was commanded by Maj Gordon and an
other by Capt. Maulk successfully surrounded
these bands, consisting of 300 lodges, and cap
tnred the buck sqnaws and ponies without firing
a shot, and mai ched them into the agency, after
having been disarmed and dismounted spotted
Iall who has evidenced answering loyalty to the
whites, was made head chief and Red Cloud was
deposed, Spotted Tail with Little Wound have
promised to furnish General Crook, with all the
warriors he may need to co operate with him in
tue coming campaign, which will he inaugura'e ed
at once. Gen. Crook feels that a great object
has been attained in hi, last nome nt and that we
shall now know our friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
Mr.. COrtheli.

The appointment Of this gentleman as Supt. OF
Common Schools, seems to meet with general
favor among the people and educators. The y.
T. Educational journal in speaking of it, says:
lie is one of the Normal School trustees. He
has done work, besides, in teachers institutes in
NJ arly all parts of Maine. 1t will thus be seen
that he has had varied educational experience
| and We may add that il has been a successful ex-
leience too. lie has also served in both branches
If the Legislature, and was there member of the
committee GA education. While q member of the
House, he delivered speech iE favor of compul-
sory education. a gentleman long familiar with
the legislature, and at the time a member Of the
House, characterized this speech 5 the most eo-
quent he had ever heard in the hall of representa-
uves. Indeed, Mr.. Corthell is a born orator, one
| whom it is perpetual delight to hear speak upon
any subject whatever. Even in a prayer meeting
1t Is impossible for him TO he prosy. No doubt
Mr. Corthell will make his gift of tongues great
service to the State, unless the authorities above
him unwisey confne him too closely to office
work. AT present, Maine requires very little in
the way of educational legislation, excellent has
been most of the legislative work, in this respect,
during the last few years. Now is the time to
wake up the people with the voice of eloquence,
and make each one feel that he has a special per-
sonal duty to perform in behalf Of the public
school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
Emacistion IL mediabIe Defect.

Leanness not only dttracts from personal come
lness but is an index that the blood is de cien in
nutritive properties. TO remedy cancellation, en-
rich and purify the blood, which will then develop
healthy flesh. his object is most readily attained
through the agency of the great blood fertilizer and
depurent, Hostetters Stomac1 Btters, which en-
ables the stomach to extract from the iood taken
all obstacles to complete digestion and assimila.
ton, and by stimulating the kidneys to vigorous
action, inces those organs to rain ON the vital
fnd In its passage through them impurities which
would otherwise 10 pair its hssh-creatlns qnati $
Not only do the Bitters promote the devei pment
cfsohd fibre, bot iey also increase mu -cular pow
er and elasticity, overcome nervou- ness, Danish
mental depression, aud protect the system against
disease. oct25 !, od&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
STATE NEWS.

One day last week as George Russ of Hartland,
was driving cattle, he picked up stone of about
the size of hens egg and threw it 1t . yesrling
heifer, hitting her in the head and killing her in.
stsntly.
Miss Dora IL. Wiley, formerly Of Bangor, has
been engaged as the vocalist of the PhilhsI monte
Club for the coming winter.
There we're thirteen deaths the past week, in
Portland, of which four were from consum ption.
The Wing says that Elijah Smith, the veteran
butcher, brought flock Of sixteen hundred sheep
to Bangor Saturday over the E. & N. A. Railway
from Msttawamkeag, and last night they were
put on a Maine Central train for Brighton.
1t is rumored that the Grand Trunk railroad for
90 years, and that men are to be put on to repair
the road at once.
The Press says that on Friday, Gov. Conner and
Council held powwow with the Psssamaquoddy
Indians. They visited the Indian school at Pleas
ant Point Village, and we're received with great
enthusiasm.
Papers with patent outsides" have been de.
clared by courts, both in New Jersey aud Pennsyl-
vania, to be not proper mediums for the publics-
ton of legal advertisements, inasmuch ~ they are
not printed in the county in which the interests
affected by such advertising exists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
THE EASTERN QUESTION

LONDON, October "a. despatch to Reuter-.
telegram company from Buchaeest says
"lnte llgence has been received here that at a
meeting OF foreign ambassadors at Constsntinople
Gen. lgnalief declared that an arm istce must be
conceded Immediately and that the other Russian
demands would devolve for settlement upon a
conference of the powers at which Turkey would
not be represented, the conference to define the
meaning of the words Autonomy" and "gueran-
tees"
Nothing more has hcen heard of the mission OF
Czarowitch to the courts at Vienna, Berlin and
London.
/ the Pail Mall Gazette says
I'VE have reason to believe that Russia has nc
longer any Illusions about the way her tendencies
are viewed here, nor doubts that the first step
which threatens our interests in the East will be
assured by another for their protection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
EXTENSIVE STRIKE OF RAILROAD
ENGINEERS.
The Centennial Travel Interior ed WITH
Passengers Disconnected.

% NEW YORK, October n. Thousands of people
who went to Jersey city this \. NJ. to lake trains
for the Centennial were turned back coGsequo MT
upon the trains not departing by reason of the
strike of engineers. One train with several hun
bred women and children was left on the road
near Bayonne, aud several others reported as
in similar condition at different points between
here and Philadelphia.
The people who were unable to get on the cars
at Jersey CITY and in this city unable to Oh
tain hotel accommodations, and stopped in the
depots and ferry houses. Tie discomfort was
very great, the rain storm raging all night.
The slike is said to be in Consequence Of at
rempt OF railway companies to make engineers
work longer time for less pay than they have
been receiving
Only three trains left to day by the Jersey Cen
trail Railroad from New York for Philadelphia.
A Il local travel was suspended Tonight the Of
tcers OF the road report that the difficulty with
the epgineers and fremcn has been mlcsbiy adj
justcd and trains viii be run usual on and af-
ter tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

The Shore Line Railroad, over what is known
as the lower route to Calais, is to be looked over
immedi;toly, with a view to building and con-
ference had with the managers of the Grand
Southern road, as to the point Of the st. Croix
where the road shall cross. In its construction
the read will have six divisions; the first from
Bangor to Ellsworth the second from Ellsworth
TO Cherryfed; the third from Cherryfed to
East Machias the fourth from East Machias to
Pembroke the fifth from Pembroke to Calais /;
ami the sixth from Pembroke to Eastport. Dur
ing the present month proposals will be issued for
four hundred thousand ties along the line of the
road. Only the citizens of towns which shall
have voted aid will be deemed eligible as conrac-
tcls on the road. The first work will be done in
the town where assessment is paid into the treas
u'y We understand that the road is to be con-
stiucted on the feet, six inches guage, while
cther narrow guage roads in the United States
ave but three feet. For mary and obvious rea-
sons, uniformity in this respect should be OBJ
served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
North VassaIbOrO' Locals.

Mr.. George Livermore is bulding two story
house near the Catholic church in the rear of
James Gates. A new street is needed to give
him driveway to Main street.
Mrs. Hodges has a new stock of millinery in
Kinds block, in charge of Miss Alice Turner.
A chance for the ladies to obtain stylish fall and
winter hats.
Many citizens of North Vassalboro' have recent
" been in Augusta, before the grand jury, and
vendors of the ardent are nervous accordingly.
A praying band consisting of some eight Or ten
persons from Watervle, held a meeting at the
Baptist church ON Sunday evening, Oct 22d.
We consider this an excellent field for those who
are given to prayer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
I.ittleton. Y. IL. NJ

Iittleton, n. H., Nov 10, 1870.
Messrs. S. w. Fowle Il Sons:
For many years | was afflicted with Chronic
Bronchitis and hoai seness to such extent as at
times to be unable to speak audibly, attended with
severe canker and soreness of the mouth and
throat. | made use of great many remedies,
and from none of them did obtain relief but the
disease rather increased than diminished Upon
the recommendation of a lady in this place, who
had been similarly affected, and cured by the use
of DR.. Wistsr's Balssm of Wild Cherry, | pro
cured of your agent Mr.. Hodgman, bottle of
the Bal.am, and was soon convinced that | had Sc
cured in 1t the means of relief and cure from the
burdensome If, ubles to which had been so long
subjected. | am now almost entirely free from
any diff ,uty of pulmonary nature, and only
need slight dose Of the Balsam to restore me
whenever any troublesome symptoms occur; and
in such cases it always acts like charm.
oc25-teodwlw LEVI +. RANIET
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
Supreme Jad'ciai rt-Danfor,h j., pre-

TUESDAY, October 2ih.
State vs.. Il. j. Remission, ct. ais. This is a
complain, for keeping Intoxicating liquors in be
defendants store in Gardiner, for unlawful sale,
brought up by appeal from the Police Court of
Gardiner. The officer returns on the warrant a
bottle containing one quart of rum. Verdict
guilty.
The case of Elizabeth Husscy, for assault and
battery, which was suspended yesterday after
noon, was then resumed and given to the jury.
Verdict guilty.
stare vs.. Levi I.ashu, of Waterye, for keep.
ing liquor nuisance. Waldron for defendant
The d,iense set up by defendant is that he sold
only native wine and cider, which he supposed
were not intoxicating, and not prohibited by law
Verdict, guilty.
State vs.. Marshall Hayes of Watervi.le, for a
liquor nuisance. Pillsbury and Waldron for de.
PENDANT. Trial commenced.
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False ImpressIon.

1t is generally supposed by certain class of
citizens, who are not practical experienced, that
Dyspepsia cannot invariably be cured but we are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST FLOWER has
never, to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Costivencss, Sick Headache, palpation
of the Heart, low spirits, &c, &c. Out OF 10000
dozen bottles sold last year, not single failure
was reported, but thousands of complimentary let
tiers received from Druggists Of wonderful cures.
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size IS cents For
sale by all druggists. sept29-t TTNS&w
MAJ r. RowELL of Hallowel!, Is our regularly
authorized Agent IN that city, aud VIII receive the
names of new subscribers and money on cOcc-
ions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
NEW NOtth.


NEW YORK, October "a. Fernando Wood
(aem and Gen S.ckles (rep.) were nominated in
thi. city last night for Congress.j
Missing.
Thomas Ellis. Teller of Park National Bank, is
missing. $50. 900 are also missing.
Not Arrived.
The frigate Franklin did not arrive at the navy
yard, yesterday, reported is she in sight off
sandy Hook up to IS +. NJ. to-day.
Railroad Matters.
Trains are reported running regularly again on
the New Jersey Central Railroad to Phllade phia,
lew engineers having been obtained.
Weather.
A heavy rain last night, clear this morning,
growing cooler; wind northwest.
Verdict.
Matilda Huron, the actress, oh aimed a verdict
for 1000 damages against Aaron Adams for lu-
juries sustained in October, 1870, by oQe of he r
LEGS slipping INTO a coal hole opposite his res i
denCc.
All Ready for Tweed.
Rooms in the Ludlow street Jail are already
prepared for the reception OF Tweed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

Ia regard to the correspondence which took
place between the Post of the &. A. R, in this
city, and the Redpath Bureau, in relation to Mr..
Beecher's engagement to lecture in Augusta. it is
fair TO say that Mr.. Beecher is not at all to blame
for any want Of fair treatment of the Post by the
Bureau. Neither should the parties who engage
Mr.. Beecher for the present occasion be blamed,
for from the evidence laid before us, we GER
tain they knew nothing of any correspondence
that had been entered into by the Post. They
had no earthly reason to suspect anybody was ur-
fairly treated or disappointed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

change will be made in the Office of the
chief of the detective force of tie treasury, the
resignation of Col. mer L. Wsshburn, the
present head OF that organization, having been
requested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
EUROPE.
InsurreciiOn in Spsin--Army Officers Ar
90 rested.

MADRID, October "a. An official note is put
lished denouncing the social conspiracy and at
tempted instruction organized by Schores, REG,
Serbia and y. Salmon. The note says four gen
erals, namely, Meralo, Aregro Pstino and AGO, =
ia, have been arrested and will be punished &C.
cording TO the military law.
LONDON, October %. despatch from Sanse-
bastian says the governments note alluded to
above has created excitement there, and Dumer.
Gus arrests of republicans have been made al
Saragossa, Lazrono, Bilboa and Santander. 1t il
rumored that Ruez Serbia has entered Spain on
the Aragon frontier.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

\ party Of twenty-three ladies and gentlemen,
mostly from this city, left here the carly train
Yesterday for the Centennial, via the Boston and
Maine Il. r. aud Fall River line. Mr.. Lincoln,
The agent of the road, accompanied the excursion
i,l as far as Brunswick, and gave them all re-
1niYte information as to this excellent route.
/ e next excursion over this line will occur on
Tuesday. October 3lst. As the close of the Cen
tennisl draws nigh, interest ii the'show seems to
increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25

The managers of the Eastern Railroad. in con-
sidering the matter of cutting down the wages of
locomotive engineers, do SO to equalize the sala
res, so that they shall receive pay according to
the number of miles run, for they CAIN that one
who runs upon the branches a distance of 10 miles
per day ought not to receive the same wages as
c1e who runs 100 miles day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-25
ittarrift.

In Hall ,we'l, 2}d inst by Rrv. ". A. Newcombe,
Justin L. Rogers 20 Flora York. both of Halloween.
In sidney 2sd int Levi Weber of North Va.
salboro', t. Mrs. Emily Love joy ot sidney.
In Dover llth inst, Lyman A. ireland to Mr..
Nancy q. L ige, both OF Cornna.
In Parkman, i7th inst, NJ 1ses Simmons of New
Vineyard, TO Mrs. Carl ,. COOmb- OF Parkmap
9Th inst, Albion II. jackson of Monsoon, TO Mrs.
susan j. IL Jones Of Dexter; sth inst. Fred Austin
to Miss Kate VI. Merrill. both Of Park 4an.
In STANFORD, Conn, 7th inst, at th re-i lcnce IF
Joseph Noble Of the Secrelarv's njce Treasury
department, toI merry of Augusta, 10 Miss Ida &.
Brown, daugAtc OF Philip II. Brown, Esq. No
cards.