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Come and hear them.

The one hundredth anniversary Of the
battle of Bennington. was celebrated last
week. President Hayes was there, and
the celebration was a grand affair.
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Lindsey Kelly. of Ironton, has been
nominated by the Republicans for State
Senator, in the river district south east
of this district.
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state of ohio. Jackson Cauniy. 81
Court of Common rl-as.
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sheriff uf -sld ruunfy. I ulit ufef faf saie "a
the door - The Cuuft huusns iu aaid ruunfYs uu
Saturday. August 18Th. A y isTT.
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described rrmi estate situate tm thn nuuntg -
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Charles Sprousr died la,t week in the
Vinton County Iofirmary. lie resided
IN this place some years ago. aud was
hard drink,r Whi-ky caused his ruin
md sd dnnIh
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Republican County Ticket.

Representative,
ARTHUR B. MONAUAN.
Auditor,
THOMAS w. PATTERSON.
Treasurer.
JAMES II. HUNTER.
Surveyor,
JOHN D. BROWN.
Commission er.
JOHN S. McGHEE.
Infrmary Director,
? A. F. McCARLEY.
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LETTER LIsT.

I.st of letters remaining iu the Ftstufncr ~
Jackson, ohio, for the week ending August
a. Iss5.
Hlker. Ellen MIS- Lyons, Julia A
Illriug. John Lyuls, Map Miss
Caster. EussyZ MCttuun, Geo
fIix.uu. -sllir Aiiss MusuutEft. n ID
If4f,Iau. Warner stewart. Geo
Persons ciiiu1 Tor any of these letters please
..tg ..adyttt..,,I. aud give date &c list.
.. PUAt.uHtusE. r.. ~.
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A. W. Long, Rev. J. X. Gibson, Wnhrid
Scott, EJen Jones. T. Crsndall.
R-ls0rt accepted and adopted, and committee
discharged.
Inr Committs,Gon Time aud Place reported
as follows:
Time Of holding Celebration, September -.
ls5-: place, Jackson.
Report nc cpted, aud committee discharged.
o. motion liurTty was given 10 OF Sabbath
s-Loli ui,uds To take part in the Convention.
Uu mo.ibn the Executive COMMITTEES wa In
strurtsd TO secure thc services uf one foreign
speaker 10 spssk K 90 the Celebia lon.
lu motion the Corresponding crui1ty WIS
1 r.trustsi 10 correspond with the -upcrintsn-
dents of tine dinercui tbhath schools Ia refer
enc 10 taking upa collection TO dcfruy eXpeu-
Sss OF THE Celebration.
Gu motion each school + requested 10 fur
nlsh the Secretary, J. Wade, as soon as couv,-
nient. the name Of tue piece they Intend e.
sing. ihe Secretary 20 number them AZ received.
Oa motion the Executive Committee w"s IN
struetei Co arrange 20 hold sabbath School
Institute on or brior- the usual time oi holding
th. next delegate convention.
On motion the Sfcr,tary was Instructed 90
furnish elen of the ptpsr, copy of the min
utes.
ON motion the Convention adjourned.
:. 81. POLLOCK, President.
J. WADE, R.rorIing Secretary.
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ERIE COUNTY.

ITO an original AbOlitionist, who for
4 lifetime advocated tue doctrine that
all men are created equal, the surrender
Is especially obnoxious aud hard 10 BEAR.
fhe fruits Oi the war were the Liberation
Oi the slave. the equality OF men before
The law, aud the eudoW ment OF the col
red ulau with the right TO vote. For
hcse ends millions Of money were tx
.,end-d aud thousands OF lives sacrificed.
since the Pr, sidrnt has agreed that the
south mry disregard the COnstItu, nal
,mrudmcnls, the colored nIan Is only
Tree. lie has no voice in les-
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ty committee, from some OF the counties
UNION COUNTY.
Republicans here say very little about
the Southern policy; II Is not "a subject
that afford, them any particular delight.
he gentlemen who take most pleasure
IN discussing aud commenting It, vote
all unscratched Democratic ticket. IL is
accepted by them as proof positive that
the Republican leaders OF Quo, after a
ten years struggle, in which they lied
with exceeding great vieor, are compel
ed finally TO acknowledge that they were
wong On the must important question
uriOre the country. And il il bv true
that our Democratic friends are so iai-
5 GIFTED and our Republican leaders so
b md, would It not Oe better for US to
JOIu the former, Tor ! must confess that
do not desire TO 20 lt bind any longer.
nor DO l want 10 engage ia another ten
ears chase alter principle, and then,
without ., curing the object, he kicked
back to the place | started from, TO be
Jrered at 10y my political opponents as a
man who has been following "a lot OF un-
priucipled, crow eating LlalherskItes"
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The Nova Scotia scare seems to be unfound.
ed The Provincial Secretary says correspon-
deEce will shortly be laid before the House,
showing conclusively that the alarm created
concerning the seal is utterly groundless
A st. Petersburg despatch says nothing is
known there of the London Times story that
the Russian army will be demobilized in case
the PoIta concludes peace with Servia and Mon
tsnegro. Constantinople advices say an under
standing between Turkey and Servia has been
arrived at, and protocol will be signed imme-
diately. The Turks agree to evacuate Servia
twelve days after the protocol is signed.
A grand ball took place at the new Paris ope-
"a house last night for the benefit of the silk
sufferers. Receipts amounted to $50, 900.
The arrest of a Turkish cavalry general who
has been isecretly collecting in the Caucasus
money for the Turkish wounded has been or
dered.
Two Schleswigs Holstein deputies have refus-
ed to take the oath to observe the Prussian con-
stitution, and consequently are debarred from
participation in the proceedings in the Land
tag.
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MINOR TELEGRAuS

Thomas McDuffy, represe ntative in Canada
of the British lumber firm of Gilmore g. Co.,
of $4,000.
The Herald's Washington despatch says that
Ben Hill, who was appointed one of the OBJ
Jectors for South Carolina, refused to do the
work, and another Democrat was appointed in
his place. 49,
Among the letters received by members of
Congress, urging continuance Of filibusterino-
was one from John Bigelow of New York, who
urges that every effort be made to obstruct and
defeat the count of votes.
The Democratic members of the Penns1l-
vania Legislature have adopted resolution
requesting their Representatives in Congress-
to use all legal means to prevent the jnaueura-
ton of MIR. Hayes as President.
1t appears probable from new evidence oh
tanned IN New York that Weldspiel will vet be
arrested and tried for the murder of the youns
girl, Katie Reidel, whom he stole from her
parents when she was only thirteen wears old.
The Commercial Exchange of Philadelnbia
representing some ZOO business men. nassa3
resolutions yesterday protesting against the e de-
lay OF Congress in completing fhe electoral
count e1 and passing the necessary appropriation
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PRESIDENT HAYES.


Reported Letter E0res h Allowing His
Southern Policy.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-The Herald's Wash
ington correspondent says: "There ia letter in
town from Gov. Hayes, which your correspon-
dent has read, which approves in the most ex-
plclt and direct manner the speech of Charles
Foster last week, in which be expressed his
confident belief that Mr. Hayes Southern poli-
cy would be such as the people of Louisiana
and South Carolina desired.''
An improbable Story of Intended Assas.
sinatiOn.
A Columbia Ohio dispatch SAYS man has
appeared there telling story that he was TAX
en- into lodge OF Democrats and Roman Cath
olics in Baltimore sworn to secresy and plot
dlvulged to kill Gov. Hayes on his way to
Washington. The train is to be run off the
track at Point of Rocks and Gov, HAYES assas-
sinated in the confusion.
Public Receptions,
The same dispatch says it is expected that
Gov. Hayes will send his resignation to the
Senate next Wednesday, and it will be at once
accepted and Lieut.. Governor Young sworn as
governor. Gov. Hayes and wife will hold
reception in the rotunda of the state house
from to 6, attended by the teachers and pu-
pills of the public schools and the Institution
for the Blind.
From Z to 8 a reception will be held in the
Senate chamber, which will be attended by
legislators, state officers and citizens generally,
under charge of two hundred ladies and gentle
men chosen without regard to party
At 9 o'clock a Joint session Of the General
Assembly will be held in the House, at which
farewell.speeches will be made by leading men
1t both Houses, which will be responded to by
Gov Hayes,
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ton being made in writing by at least five Sena-
tors and five members of the House Of Repre-
sentatives, the two Houses shall separately
con cur in ordering otherwise.
Preceding the vote on the resolutions IN the
Commission. Messrs. Hunton and Bayard spoke
an hour each, Mr. Abbott three quarters OF an
hour, and MIR. Herman half an hour. They
took the ground that the certificates. were
irregular, that the military interfered with the
voting, that there was a disregard OF the regis
try law, and that the thousand deputy mar
shals prevented free expression Of opinion,
and that the Commission under these circum-
stances should have heard testimony on these
points,
Justice Field also addressed the Commission
Justice Bradley also gave an explanation of
his views, and Mr.. Morton clssed the discussion
on the Republican side of the question.
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FO r EIGN N.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Fuss over the Dead Eeuiau.

Hhc uss OFtF INC DeHf EcnRHn.
DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-O'M ahony's body on ar
irving at Cork, was conveyed from the railway
station, Kingsbridge, along the quays to Me-
chanics' Institute, two and half miles, escort
ed by an immense torchlIght procession, seye-
raj bands of music played funeral dirges, and
the route was thronged by thousands of people,
There was intense rivalry shown among the
sympathizers with O'Mahony and the Fenian
cause in the efforts made to dispute the honor
OF carrying the coffin. At one time it looked
as II the demonstration were going to break up
in general row. The excitement was SO great
that it was decided not to present the address of
thanks to the American commission tonight.
and it was considered wiser to omit all speeches.
The body was therefore hurried into the Me-
chanics' Institute and will lie in state in the
theatre Of that building until Sunday. The
English government affects the most sublime
indifference to the whole proceeding.
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THE FILIBUSTERS.
Little Chance of Their Defeating the
Count.


WASHINGTON, Feb. ga good deal of
anxiety is expressed for fear there may be in
territorial delay on the part of number of
Democratic members of the House in the
further count of the electoral vote, and that
possibly declaration of the result may not for
this reason be made before the 4th of March.
While it is true that the obstructonists are
numerous and are in daily receipt of kilograms
and letters from political friends to stand firm,
those of the same party who are opposed to
delays are acting in conjunction with the Re-
publcans and constitute a sufficient force to
prevent defeat of the final count.
South Carolina will probably be disposed of
tomorrow. There is no probability of any
further business coming before the Commits
sion. There is no truth in the report that two
electoral returns have been received by the
President of the Senate from Vermont
Tempest I'm a Teapot.
A public meeting of about a thousand per-
sons was addressed tonight by ex-Copgressman
Geo. w. Julian, Representative Bright of
Tennessee, ex-Congressman Young of Georgia,
and others. They denounced the action of the
Electoral Commission and counselled resistance
on the part of the Democrats in Congress to
further count, on the alleged ground that the
proceedings were tainted with fraud, and
therefore those who voted for the electoral bill
were released from their obligations to observe
1t. Resolutions to this effect were adopted.
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vauderbilrs Will Contested.
WASHINGTON.
No Office Seekers Need Apply,

No Office Seekers Need Apply.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The President said
to the Republican delegation from Baltimore,
who waited on bin today with reference to sup
plying the vacancy in the office of postmaster
of that city, that the visits of office-seekers
greatly interfered with the arrangement of his
private affairs, which he considers ought to
have his attention at this time.
The President has since nominated John d.
Asker.
Legal Tender Notes.
The Treasurer today destroyed $745,32S of
legal tender notes. This leaves outstandi ng
1885,, 1884
Secretary Morrill,.
His physicians say there is no reason to
doubt that Secretary Morrill, will in few days
entirely recover his usual vigor and resume the
discharge of his public duties.
Cabinet Meeting.
In the Cabinet session today there was some
discussion regarding the condition of affairs in
Louisiana and South Carolina. The President
reiterated his determination not to interfere,
but to leave the question to his successor.
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Get the Genuine Article.

The great popularity of "WHbor'S Compound of
Cod Ltcer OIL and Lime" has induced some unprin-
eipled persons to attempt to palm off simple ar
tice OF their own manufacture; but any person who
is suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption
should be careful where they purchase this article.
1t requires no putting: the results following its use
are its best recommendations and the proprietor has
ample evidence file of its extraordinary success in
pulmonary complaints The phosphate of lime pos
sesses most marvellous healing power, as combined
with the pure Cod Liver Oil by Dr. Wilbor. This
medicine is regularly prescribed by the medical facul
ty. For sale by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston.
fe26 eodlw
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on through eyes. The neck has Byron collar
made of the calico folded double The coat
sleeves are faced at the bottom aud turned back
at the wrists to form easy, understanding
cuffs A straight gathered flounce, quite
scant, and from six to ten inches wide, is
around the bottom, or else there is wide bias
1old piped on the upper edge only The pock-
ets are large and square, and are deeply faced
AZ the top, so that flap can be turned over and
1roned down fatty. Furnishing houses ask
1925 for such wrappers
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1t requires no debate to prove that HUNTS REM.
EDY will cure Dropsy, Brights Disease, Kidney,
Bladder and Glandular Complaints, Retention and
lncontinence Of Urine, Diabetes and Gravel, HUNTS
REMEDY cures Nervous Debility, Female Com
plants, and Maladies of the Urno- Genital Organs
in either sex. Living witnesses are willing to bear
testimony to the value of HUNTS REMEDY.
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures Weak Eyes.
ie@o eod&w1w
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MARINE NEWS.
A Portland Schooner A shore.

A Portland Schooner A shore.
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 27.-Seh Minnewausau
of Portland went ashore this morning on Bea-
con Ledge, in this harbor. broke bowsprit and
sprung leak.
A Whaling Steamer Lost with all ON
Board.
LONDON, Feb. PA whaling steamer at
Spitzbergen belonging to Dundee, was lost
near Bergen and all hands, % in number, per-
ished
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European Markets.

LONDON, February 1880 P. M.-Cotton at SCI
for money and account.
LONDON, February 2s-1230P, M.-American Sc.
cuTltesLUnited States bonds 1861 1O9! do 1O-4O's
losf; Erie Railway shares at u; New York Central
LIVERPOOL, February 27.-12.3O P. M.-Cotton-
market quieter; Middl1ng uplands at gid; do Or
leans 1l-16d sales of 900 bales including 1000
bales Tor speculation and export receipts TO-DAY 49,
600 bales, including 25 600 American ~ 10Y w.
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DIED.

In Limington, Feb. 49, of consumption, Jennie F.
wife Of stephen L. PurInton, aged IS years.
In this city, the 26th inst, Walter Leon son of
John W. and Lucy A. GRAHAM, aged 3 years and
months.
In Steep Falls, (Limington,) Feb. 49, Dennis Cool
Hutchinson. aged 10 years; 2Oth, Carol B. Hutchin
son, aged Y years,-sons of Dea. Rodney and Olive
In windsor, Feb ii, Mrs. Hannah g., wife of Bepj
Hewitt, aged 81 years months
In Weld, Feb. 8, Mrs. Hannah wife of Thos. Carl
ton, aged about 60 years.
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MINOR TELEGRAIIS,

FIFTY distillers implicated in the murder of
Lieut. Mcintyre have been arrested.
col. Internal receipts yesterday $2O4 416, customs
Two hundred and tive ty-nne hostile Sioux
Indians from Tongue river, surrendered at
Cheyenne agency Monday.
The government of Canada is taking precau.
tion against the introduction of the rinderpest
from England
The Tribune's special says the Republicans
at Washington have now the power to complete
the election in their own hands, and if the
House wastes time, President Ferry will record
the votes of the states and declare the result.
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MENIORA NDA.

Sch Cygnus, Steele. from Machias for New York,
which drove ashore at Horizons Point 18th inst was
foated Oft and towed TO Greenport 23d. She is re-
ported at New York in Herald's report.
Steam-tug Elsie, before reported ashore near York
Ledge, now lies on the beach at Free Island, Ports
mouth. Her keel is out and bottom somewhat dam
aged. She will be put on the railway at Portsmouth
for repairs.
Liverpool, Feb 26-Brg B Nash, hence for Ha-
vana. is ashore at Fishguard. Will discharge next
week and return for repairs.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Burmah. ava
Ar at Bordeaux 25th inst, sch Lookout. Nichols
New York. --''
Sid finn Liverpool 2ith inst, ship H Gregory, An
Ar at Plymouth 25th inst, ship David Brown. Col
cord, Nautilus. WV
Sid TN Cadiz 21st, sch E Potter Pendleton, Glou-
SID I'm Buenos Ayres 18th inst, brig Belle Prescott
In port 18th inst. barque Blanche How, Hussey,
Boston. ~
AT Montevideo Jan 49, barque Clara E McGilvery,
Walnut, for New York; big A Storer, Adams. do.
At Laguayra goth inst, sch VIM Cushing, Gram
mer, for New York:
Al at Kingston, j, Jan 80, sch Linda, whtmore,
In port 4th inst, schs Alice Boariman, Boyd. FIN
and tor Mobile, ar lst Carrie JONES' Dermott, from
and for Savannah, ar LIST.
York. 0- N'0"
At ocho Rios, j, 9th inst, sch Idaho, Jameson, for
=, Ar at Ponce Cd inst sch Pilots Bride Eldridge,
AT St Jaso 2stn inst. brig Alley Nichols, Peters, for
Ar at Jucaro. CUBA 26th inst brig Atalsya, Clark,
Sid fm Bermuda 10th, schs waldemar, Parker, for
New York; Mary, for Barbados.
Sid I'm Port Mulgrave. Ms, 9th inst, sch Mary s
Lunt, Lee, New York, (has been frozen in at Port
Cd at St yohn Ne @ sch eSt Henry
Providence. 'n"'-'
In port schs IL S Bridges. Landrck; Geo X Hatch
Murphy; Lizzie Major, Tracey; Addie Ryerson.
cousins; Hattie King, Crowley, and Adeiza for
West Indies. ~
--latest by European steamersl
Ar at Liverpool 10th inst, Sanford, jackson
Savannah; 18th, Homeward Bound, Merrirnan, from
Charleston. ~
Sid I'm Liverpool nth inst, Santa Clara Tobey, for
Cid 18th. Jane Fish. Brown, Sandy Hook.
Passed Deal 18th, Austria, Gilmore, from Pabellon
de Plea for London.
Ar at Kingstown 10th, Palmyra. Preble, from San
Francisco. Nan
Ar at Holyhead 10th. Annie Reed, sewall, Liver
Ar at London 10Th inst, Zetland, Hicks. Portland
New York. INV ~.
Sid I'm Antwerp 18th inst, Leading Wind, Hinck-
ley, Hong Kong.
Ar at Hull 18th inst St Cha,es smalley, from San
In Cherbourg Roads 18th, Riverside Woodward,
for Key West.
SPOKEN.
Jan !, lat 20 S, Ion 81 W, ship Highlander. Hutch
lnson, from Boston for Hong Kong
Feb 8, off the Skerries ship Southern Rights from
Liverpool for Hampton Roads,
Feb ls. lat 81 A. lon y, ship Union, Greenleaf fin
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METEOHOLOGaCAa.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Feb 2S, Il A. M.))
For New England,
light winds shifting to southwest and southeast
falling or stationary barometer, warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will continue slowly. falling.
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NEW YORK.
The Erie Road in Trouble.

me Erie 1t0ad IN IFOuUIc'
New YORK, Feb. pa report is current
that the Erie Railroad is not able to meet the
interest due March first, and receiver .Jewett
tsays the Herald), has vainly endeavored to OBJ
tain authority to raise the needed funds
Trouble is also reported from the reception of a
telegraphic order from Scotch bondholders to
foreclose, if the interest is not paid on the first
of March.
Vauderbilcs Will Contested.
Commodore Vanderbilt's will was offered for
probate this morning, in the Surrogate's office,
when protests were entered by the counsel for
the contestants, including Cornelius j, Van
derbilt
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DEPARTURE or STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Tuesday, Feb. 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Sandman, (Br) Dutton, Liverpool pas
sengers and mdse to d A Allan.
Sch Diana, Orne, Boothbay.
Sch Surprise. Norton. Calais for Boston,
Sch Fanny Barney, Thomas, Westport for Boston,
Sch Elzada, Rich, fremont for New York.
CLEARED.
Barque Everbard Delius, GER Hobath, Co.k-John
Main.
Sch New Packet, Leighton, Millb.idge - Nath'l
Blake.
lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 27th, schs Edw Waite, York. Ma
tanzas Qost foresaiD; Stephen Harding, Harding,
New Orleans; Charlie Norton Pike Cardenas.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst ship Queenstown, PII-
ington, Charleston.
SID I'm Newport 9th, barque Bonny Doom, Cole,
MatanzaS.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
Domestic Markets..

PROVIDENCE, r. l., FEBRUARY 27.-Printing cloths
market inactive and quotations nominal at a q A
for best 81 K 64's. 3
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MARRIED..

In East Harpswell, by f. j. Orr, Esq.,. Moses Lea
In denmark, Feb. %, by Rev. j. Bennett ESQ.,, DR..
both of Denmark. e'' W La ii""n'
In Augusta, Feb. 20. W. W. Hutchinson and Miss
Lizzie c. Vivian. anu 1'ie'
In Vassalboro, Feb. 10. Dana B. Marden and Miss
Anna NJ. Perley. anu 'iiSe