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Naval.

The Ossipee, eight guns, Commander
Samuel L. Breeze commanding, is soon TO
be relieved by the Plymoth. The latter
VESSEL is second rate, carrying twelve guns.
Her officers are Captain Edward Barrett
commanding, Lieutenant Commander
Joshua Bishop; lieutenants, William WEIGH,
Charles H. Judd Nathan II. Barnes: mas
tiers, Richard Mitchell, Cha uncey Thomas
ensign, Walter French; midshipmen, Milton
NJ. Sohwenck, Jacob Medary; surgeon
Somerset Robinson; assistant surgeon, ID
o. Lewis; paymaster, Daniel A. Smith
Smith; chief engineer, Robert L. Harris
assistants, Henry Herwiz, Horace Frick
cadets, William l. Catheart, William b
Boggs; first lieutenant Of marines. Henry
Clay Cochrane; bostswain, Peter johnson
gunner, William Wilson; carpenter, 9. r
Humphreys; sailmaker, Nicholas Lynch.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
= q y - 2 - = ~ -
OF THE
SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
THE SENATE.
Twenty-ulnth Days Proc

Twenty-nIRth Days Proc
SKNATE UHAMBER,
New Orleans, February 2, 1877. 5
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at twelve O'Clock NJ, Hon. C. Q. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate, in the chair.
On call of the roll the following SEN
ators answered to their names:
Present--Messrs. Allan, Blunt, Burch,
Bryant, Cage, Dumont, ella, KelsO, Landry,
Sutton, Stamps, TwitcheII, Wakefeid~i3.
Absent-Messrs. BOatner, Breaux, Baker,
Ducros, Jr., Demas, Ellis, Eustis, Garland,
George, GoOde; Grover, Hamlet Harper,
Kelly, Ogden, Richardson, Robertson,
Steven, Wheeler, Weber, White, Young,
Zacharie-23.
No quorum.
GSenatOr Sutton in the chair.
committee from the House was an.
nounced, informing the Senate that the
House of Representatives was ready to re-
ceive the Senate in joint session to ballot
for q United States Senator for the unex-
PRED term, ending March 4, 1879.
On motion of Senator Bryant the Senate
proceeded to the hall of the House of
Representatives for the purpose of taking a
ballot for a United States Senator for the
unexpired term.
JOINT SESSION.
The President of the Senate, Hon. C. G..
Antoine, took the chair and called the Joint
assembly to order.
roll of the Senate, and the following Sena-
tors answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Allan, Blunt, Bryant,
Burch, Cage, Dumont, Kelso, Landry, Sat
ton, Twitchell, Wakefeld-ll.
Absent-Messrs. Baker, Boatner, Breaux,
Demas, DucrOs, Jr., Ellis, Eustis, Garland,
George, ella, Goode, Grover, Hamlet, Har-
per, Kelly, Ogden, Richardson, Robertson,
Stamps, Steven, Weber, Wheeler, White,
Young, Zacharie-25.
Representative Keeting, Speaker pro tenn.
pore of the House of Representatives, then
ordered the Clerk of the House to call the
roll of the House, and the following mem.
bers answered to their names:
Present = Messrs. harrington, Bird
Brown of Caddo, Burton, Brown of Jeffer
son, Blair, Brewster, Bosley, Blasdel
| Davidson, Dayries, Drew, De Lacy, Dick
inson, Dinkgrave, Detiege. Dejoie, Devezin
Early, Evans, Elliott, FObb, Gardere, Claude
Gary, Grscien, Hill of Ascension, Hughes
Holt of East Baton Rouge, Holt of West
Baton Rouge, johnson Of De Soto, Jones
H. M. johnson, Robert johnson, Keeting
Lane, Lewis, Lsstrsppes, MsglOire, MilOn
Moore, McMillen, ROuton, Romero, Souer
Swazie, Seveignes, Shelton, SHINES, Thomas
Tolliver, Washington, Walker, j. c. Wat
| sOn-59.
The President announced that there wa
not q quorum present of the duly eleoteC
members of both houses.
Representative Jones moved to adjourn
until tomorrow at IL NJ.
Lost.
On motion of Senator Blunt the Senat
withdrew to its chamber.
The President resumed the chair.
On motion of Senator DumOnt the Seuat
adjourned until tomorrow at - A. NJ.
L. LAMANIERE, JR.,
Secretary of the Senate.
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Thlrsy.secOud Days Proceedings.

SENATE CHAMBER, I
New Orleans, February 6, 1871
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at II NJ, Hon. C. C. Antoine, Lieutenant
Governor and President of the Senate, in
the chair.
On call OF the roll the following Senators
answered to their names:
Present-MessFs Baker, Blunt, Bureh,
Cage, Kelso,. Landry, Stamps, Sutton,
Twitehell, Wakeield-10.
Absent-Messrs. Allan, BOatner, Breaux,
Bryant, Demas, Dueros, Jr., Dumont, Ellis,
Eustis, Garland, George, Gls, GOode,
Grover, Hamlet, Harper, Kelly, Ogden,
Richardson, Robertson, Steven, Wheeler,
Weber, White, Young, zacharie-26.
No quorum.
On motion of Senator Twitchell the SEN
ate adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve
o'clock M.
L. LAMANIERE, JR.,
Secretary of the Senate.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ThIrtieth Days Proceedings.

Thlrtieth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
New Orleans, February ;, 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
The Clerk Of the House called Mr.. Keet-
ing to the chair, the Speaker being absent.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names
Messrs. Darlington, Bird, Brown of
Caddo, Burton, Brown of Jefferson, Blair,
Brewster, BOaley, Blasdel, Brooks, Black.
stone, Cole, Drury, Davidson, Drew, Dove
ran, Dickinson, DesmaFias, DAvy, Deioie.
Early, Eobb, GArdere, Claude, Gary
Hughes, Heath, johnson Of De Soto,
Jones', III, nj, johnson, Robert johnson,
KeatinR, Iastrappas, Lane, MaglOiEe
Milon, Mo0rs, MoMillsn, Paris, Routon
ROmegO, Rahy, swAAie, saaer, aeveigpsa
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AUCTION sALEs,
heal INTELLIGENCE.


trs UNCLE Dan Shay and Louis
|eing drunk and disorderly, were
|p by John McDonough, Shay's
bd Molair, of the Boylan police.
listed, but were got into the cell
bg searched. Shay made another
q get out, but blow on the head
|uncle laid him back bleeding from
wound. Before the officers had
lave the door he had drawn a der
n his boot, pushed it through the
fred, the ball passing into the
Of McDonOugh. He then at
% reload, but was dissrmed. Mr..
I'm died Monday morning at half
en, and leaves a wife and family
entirely dependent on him. Cor
che made an affidavit charging
murder.
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CITY coUNc1L--oFF1C1A1
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
utsday, February s, 1877.
The Council met this day at twelve
o'clock M., in regular session.
Presentation. Ed. Pilsbury, Mayor, pre-
siding, and Administrators Brown, Denis,
Diamond, Edwards, McCaffrey and Reng-
stOrff.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
approved and their reading dispensed with.
Communication fren the Mayor and Ad-
minlstFaIorB.
The Mayor LAID before the Council the
following:
JOINT monthly report of the Administers
tors of Finance and Public Accounts for
the mCnth ending January 81, 1877;
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Which Wells Might Have Had.
bn agents who went 10 Louis.
that II j. Madison Wells could
bribed he could have had the
u, 900 from them. MOrrissey
There are Republicans who
% witness the aetion Of the can.
Rers, who are we'll assured OF
he Tildan agents know that the
buy Mr.. Wells was made and
NJ. They have the beat reasons
him incorruptible. They have
Or thinking that because they
BET have received . larger sum
publicaRa; for they know that
Republican there would be no
8 him to do what Republican
md inst the Republicans would
to bny q Republican.
the story OF the confidence men,
Maddox, shows that they got
or Wells, snd that none was
Dunteract the Democratic mil
they had failed be eenld still
ID the Democratic Inducements
on q corruptible man. At any
the declaring Of the eleetion hC
bad great wealth placed in hi
rance II be had promised TO d.
lden managers wanted. The1
Dc got no meney from the Re
That he resisted the Demo
montn proves that he u moor
nay know thia o their sorrow
as1iie.
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Shelton, SHINES, TOlliver, J. c. Watson,
WashingtOn-50.
On motion Of Mr.. D'Avy, of st. Landry,
the House was adjourned until Monday
next, the fifth instant, ct twelve O'Clock N.
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.
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ThIrty.seconS Days Proceedings.

AEly-8CCoAS OAS AEUOOOAAn6SR
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans, February 6, 1877. )
The House met pursuant to adjournment,
Speaker Hahn in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Speaker Hahn and Messrs. Darlington,
Bird, Brown of Caddo, Burton, Brown of
Jefferson, Blair. Brewster, Boeley, Bias
del, Brooks, Blackstone, Como, Cole,
Drury, burden, Davidson, Drew, DeLacy,
Dickinson, Dinkgrave, D'Avy, Detiege, De-
joie, Devezin, Early, Fobb, Gaude, Gary
Gracien, Hughes, Holt of East Baton Rouge
Holt of West Baton Rouge, Heath, johnson
of De Soto, H. NJ. johnson, Keeting, Lewis
Lastrappes, MaglOire, Milon, Moore, Paris
ROutOn, SOuer, Swazie, Snaer, Seveignes
Shelton, SHINES, Stewart, Thomas, TOl
liver, Washington, j. G. Watson, Walker
81.
On motion of Mr.. Souer the House wal
adjourned until tomorrow at twelve O'clOol
M.
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk of the House of Representatives
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which was exceptionally destruc-
Muse of the impossible condition of
.ts, occurred Sunday morning. 1t
ed on johnson, between Julia and
streets, IN the house of Mr.. War
destroyed that of Mr.. Martinez,
ner of Cypress street, and followed
rect and burned eight other build
pied by Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Costie,
Febley, Mrs. C. Landry, N. Sehu-
rles Willerbree, Thomas Williams
Mantle. Loss about $4,000. To
scene the engines were forced to
nal street and then up Galvez.
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Grand total. ,9l6 80
j. C. DENIS,
Administrator of Finance.
j. g. BROWN,
Administrator of Public Accounts.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-17
Editoriat and selected Items.
Lovely spring weather.

Lovely spring weather.
Young Cox. who shot his father, was
convicted of manslaughter, last week.
j. g. P,ice, of South Paris. will &C.
liver temperance lecture at The Acade-
my, Paris Hill. next Saturday evening.
Admission free. All are invited.
We have some excellent cuts of
horses, from which we are prepared to
print bills for stock owners, at reasonable
rates Call and see our work. or send
by mai. Tor samples.
Arrangements have been made with
the Grand Trunk Railway To sell tickets
nj any station between Gorham and Port
land during The Grand Lodge week at
one fare for the nip. on 10 Portland ard
return AZ enc fare.
The Good Templars OF Maine, II ct
IN annual session. last week. The order
is reporied to be in i furnishing condition.
Ex-Gov. PerEam was elected Chief Tenn
plar for The ensuing Year. Mr.. Pelham
is one OF the oldest aud ablest temper
Hnoe workers in the State. and his name
and influence will add greatly 10 the
prosperity OF the organization. The
other Grand officers are A. j. Chase.
Councillor; Mrs F. q. Rich, Vice Tenn
plar; Geo. f. Bracket, Sec. Geo. ..
Payson, Treas.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Answorth W Morey, Of oxford,
w in the County OF oxford, on the IN 81 day OF
March \. u lS-7, 10y his deed Of mortgage of that
date, daily executed and recorded IN oxford Rec
0rds Book l.3, psgo -, conveyed 10 Sllas
King Of said oxford a certain piece or parcel e
land together with The buildings thereon, situated
in said oxford. bounded and described as follows
sil. living on the east side OF the County road lea
ding from Welchyille to Mechanic Fails, com.
mencing on said road on the south side Of land
formerly owned by Daniel Hackett: thence north
thirty one ami one half degrees east about eighty
rod, thence iorty-th degrees east ity.twO rods
% the land sold 10 George Paris and y. Dudley
by John WEIGH thence south iifty eight and one
half degrees west TO the Mechanic Falls road :
thence on said road 10 the tr-t mentioned bound
containing twenty five acres more or less except
a certain piece OF land sold by Joseph French TO
v DUDLEY meaning u convey the same premises
conveyed 90 Henry {. Morey by Horace Mellen
by lis deed dated Nov. l9th, 1855.
Now therefore, the conditions of said mortgage
decd having been broken. the undersigned here
by claim 10 fOpclOse the same agreeably TO the
81 uutc 10 such case made and provided, and give
notice for that purpose.
Dated Al oxford this sixth day of April \. d.
ls57.
SIIAS r. KING
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PORTLAND & OGDENNBURG RAILROAD.
RoudhoIlcrs Meeting.

Wy HEREAS the Portland & ogdensburg Hail,
w road Company, Il corporation Incorporated
by the State of Maine on the ilrst day OF Noyem'
Der A. ID. 1870 Mortgaged TO trustees all that part
OF the railroad of said company, extending, ana
To be extended from the terminus IN Portland IN
The Stale of Maine 10 Bartlett In the stale OF New
Hampshire, and all the franchise of said com.
pauy To- build. maintain and operate said railroad
from said Portland tn said Bartlett, TO secure The
payment OF the principal and Interest OF bonds OF
said company To the amount OF eight hundred
thOus and dollars, 10 Wit: live hundred bonds Tor
one thou and dollars each. SiN hundred bonds Tor
i've hundred dollars each. all dated November |,
1870, aud payable on the first day of July, \. ID.
1850. with semi annual interest coupons annexed
for interest on the first day of January aud the
first day Of July in each yea., principal and IN
t,rest PAYABLE AT Boston.
And Whercas the said railroad company failed
aud neglected 10 pay the interest coupons on SAID
bonds that became due an were PAYABLE on the
first daV Of January, A II. 1871, although c same
were pres Cntcd az Boston, and payment thereof
demanded OF said company, and the same have
also been presented 10 the Treasurer OF said com
panv and payment thereof demanded of him and
said company has neglected 10 pay such overdue
coupons Tor ninety DAYS since such presentmcnt
and demand on the Treasurer OF said company,
aud still neglect To pay the same
Therefore the undersigned Trustees under sa'd
mortgage, for the benefit Of the holders of the
bonds secured by the same, hereby give notice
that meeting OF the holders Of said bonds j.
called 20 be held at the .ncc Of j. B. Brown a
sons. No. 30 Exchange street, IN Portland, IN the
County of Cumberland, al three O'Clock IN The
afternoon Oh Thursday the 10Th dSy of MAY, \. ID.
lS.. 10 conformity with sections 8, 90 and 30 OF
chapter 81 Of the Revised Statutes Of NJ ,ine
:, +. SPRING.
". Z. MlLLikEN.
PHILIP HENRY BROWN.
apll1-jW
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West Paris.

The hGU5iugeTs OF spJIug are out M
every direction, cheering y their pres
ence Of The weary sojouIners OF our Sc
we're northern climate. Again the huS-
baudman Is heard whiStling merrily al
his pillow. aud the Schoo,-ooy. fresh from
his school. is preparing TO assume his
part OF the labor o. the farm. The mud
has dried up wonderfully Tor the last few
days. and the roads are getting to be
quite psssable. This spring is some three
weeks earlier than las, year.
Mr.. George Berry and several others
OF our farmers are well along with their
farming.
The prospect learn is quite hattering
Tor new depot. and the miserable old
depot that has 50 .ODg wearied The pa-
thence of our citizens and the travelling
public, is to be converted into freight
or store house.
Our school agent, Mr.. Andrew Hill,
has been fortunate in securing the ser
vices of Miss Adabell hammond as
tescher Of our summer term Of school.
Miss Hammond taught the summer term
Of school here last year, and was liked
very much.
Mr.. Frank A. Young makes quite an
e1hibi. 10 the poultry line, having some
twelve different kinds OF seperior hens.
He is selling eggs for one dollar per
dozen.
Messrs. Durham & Curtis are paying
cash for all the veal calves they can get,
and the piteous cries Of the little fellows
as they are brought in, indicate that they
DO not ieel exactly safe in such company.
learn that the Free Baptist Society
are about securing the services OF Rev.
Mr.. Gould OF New Hampshire. He
comes well recommended. and his ser
mons and appearance are decidedly 10
his favor.
a man from 80 adjoining town recently
came into our place and made some big
talk as 10 bis powers as wrestler. and
offered TO match himself against sny man
for money. bis price was ascertained.
man and time agreed upon for the match,
bat when the time came Mr.. Wrestler did
no, put in an appearance. and it II said
the last seen OF him be was going down
into bis boots and only the top OF his
head could be seen, and Ms whereabouts
are DOW unknown.
Our dogs are putting &C airs with their
new collars, as much Is 10 say, Kill ne II
you dare.
IramPs are plenty.
Oar ODD Fellows Lodge now numbers
ninety and nine. JNo.
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Paris.

The little people OF Paris Hill have
formed 8 Temperance society. and hold
regular meetings ia the Club Room.
At the schOo! meeting las, Wednesday,
\. NJ. Hammond, Esq. was elected Clerk,
and j. X. Hammond, Esq , Agent, tor
the ensuing year.
\. NJ. Hammond has = full stock OF
blue glass cbimncys. He has also been
putting in a large quantity OF new goods.
Hiram Jackson, Esq and Miss Nellie
Hubbard, eldest daughter Of Hon. Hiram
Hubbard, were married by Rev. Mr..
Ssiz Of Norway. last Thursday. They
Immediately stared Oh = tour through
the provinces.
Lieut.. Z. T. Blown, son of DR.. T II
B,oSn OF this place, was recently married
~ s. Augustine, Florida. as Will be sc Ell
by notice in another column.
There will be large number OF
changes in rents. daring the next few
weeks. 4 lew sma'l houses could be
leased to advantage. Who Will build
them
Dr. Estes returned from the Boston
meetings last week. sud on Sabbath day
gave a very interesting account OF the
reviva!ist'S work
The temperance meeting Saturday
evening. was one Of much iu.erest.-the
singing by selec, caorus. being par
lieu ar,y fine.
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most OF bis lumber. and his cellar wall
nnder WAY. l understand be has con-
trao,ed wah Gardiner Roberts of n4no
YER TO 10 all The wood work. IL is 10 BE-
finished in season to put bis hay in this
summer.
Daniel Morrill, has put an addition to
his barn, 80 that he has q barn as good as
the best. excepting The cellar. which is
not there yet.
Our farmers are having good luck with
their lambs. They are large and strong.
and = good many in number. Pigs are
plenty and not SO high in price as last
year early pigs, foGr dollars apiece.
G. II. B.
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Nswry Corner.

April G-The dry-hOuse connected
with the steam mill of Huse < Wymsn
OF this place. together with all OF It's con
terts, was burned this morning. The
loss will be heavy, not only OF the prop
erty destroyed. but it must cause consid-
cradle delay in filling orders. large
number OF which they have recently re-
ceived. The building contained about
ily thousand doves b.
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A lEA HR ME

To all who are suffering from the errors aud in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cav, loss of manhood, &C., will send roceipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
greatremedy was discovered by missionary In
south America. Send selfaddressed envelope
20 the REV JOSEPH t. ISMAS, Station d., Bio'e
Ho,,se. Ne,c York Cify octlo ON
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1I1RRIED.

In 81 Francis Barracks, st. Augu slime Florida
April 5th by the Rev Daniel Mareh u - LS Ii
It,ysr,t r RroWu, SIN L. =, Artillery and Miss
Angie Watson OF LOwellyille, Ohio. No Cards.
m Paris, April y, AZ the residence OF the Driie
father, by Rev. J. 4. >eiiz, Mr.: huaIn JAI ,5
spd Ellen. eldest daughter Of Hon Hiram hub
a. .S-h - pc No cards.
In " oodstock, April >. by Rev Li6a AndreSS,
William II. Pratt and Miss Jennie l.. heah' oo'i
OF Woodstock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-17

Is GREAr DANGER The public srS sgain in
great danger Of being deceived BY rood OF the
imitation ol IL. r" At,yOod's Bittsrs. The Rev
JOHN PIKE wrote Is follows: I have been lie
ceiyed several times by The imitation pat up IN
the same shaped bottles and signed by one INA
than Wood )" which imitation hss always proved
nearly worthless.
East Frpsburg Ne. JOHN PIKE.
ss~The true medicine gives relief, snd bears
the large red patented trade mark L. r" As well
a. the signature Of L. T." Atwood.
apll7-ly
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Found at Last.

A POSITIVE, SURE and guaranteed cure for
~ TIE piles IN al forms and IN all stages OF the
disease a. yet without single failure in is years
use. They act directly on and remove cause OF
disease and are the only medicine put up which
does. 20 cts. worth have often been known 10
produce 4 complete cure.
FOR sale st Paris by A. NJ. GERRY-and by
Drh.gists everYMhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-17

4daHls0r's Botanic BIisam. A never failing
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Inflammation
OF The Lungs, Group, whooPiug Cough, sore
Throat. Asthma and all rections Of The Lungs
which terminate in Consumption and Death
Price Is els
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n your lungs are irritat,d, oppressed and sore
no method Of treatment will compare with inhal
lag the hot yapors OF Tar. The solution Of For
ct Tar" with inhaler, is the only preparation Of
Tar for this purpose. arll'iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-04-17

In Hiram. March a, OF scarlet lever, Della Only
,a,,btsr OF Mr. George Allen, aged 10 years.
In II Louis, Mo-, Apl. 3rd, OF typhoio leSer,
oscar l., only son Of Austin T. OhFer' 'se"
In Gilead, April :, Mrs. Mary widow oil the iS'e
Cent James Larry, aged about ~ years.