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WELITANISTON
FEMALE COLLEGE, .,
VlLLlAmsT0N, SC,

r.H E i. . ID. . 4
is approaching me close Of most pleas
ant and prosperous session. The One
Study Plan, which Is one OF its principal
,peculiarities, gives constantly increasing
satisfaction. Each pupil, having only one
leading study, at a time, can give this study
such attention as to; ensure much better
SUCCESS than Is possible when the mind is
occupied by several subjects at oace.
Williamston is a well;known summer
resort for inyalids in search of health. The
Chalybeate Spring, a very short distance
from the College, has greatly benefited
many OF our pupils who, coming 20, US
in delicate health. have returned i,nn,a
strengthened in body and mind.
Unusual attention Is given to physical
exercise. BY the habitnal practice of light
calisthenic movements and the careful use
Of The Health-Lift every day. che evils Of
sedentary life are greatly uaitigated, II no.
entirely overcome
For other attractive features Of this favc
Up Country School for Girls, apply for q
Catalogue to
REV. s. LANDER, a. H.,
80 Presideni.
q MAY y, 1878 % az w.
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A raiding party of revenue officers
went to the house of man pamed
Ladd, in Pickens County, on Sunday
the 9th inst, and a difficulty ensued
in which Amcs Ladd was killed.
Deputy Marshals Kane, Durham, Moose
and scruggs were in the party. Differ
ent versions are given of the killing, one
justifying and the other crimin0ting the
revenue party. It is to be hoped that a
rigid investigation of this affair will be
had, and that justice will be fully met
We will give the particulars as SOON Us
ahey afe automatically published.
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crimes. A good many are using this
kind of labor here, and l am reminded
OF the heavy expense this class of per-
scns infiict on my own State, Soath Car
oiina, and think the experiment of util-
iEing their labor in this way would be
well.
What / have written, Mr.. Editor, is
taken from my road journal, and will
CONTINUE 1t next week If have time, IS
do not wish TO tire you too much at
once. Yous truly,
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The hanging of 6 criminal is q "ssrrits
tragedy" butt occurrence does not hurt
government or society. SO, in the opin.
ion Of all genuine Radicals, and OF
AIesars. Key and Stephens, the murder
of the Radical party may be q terrible
tragedy" but, nevertheless, the intelli-
gent and patriotic voters of this nation
are determined to enact tbat tragedy
through the ballot box In tha next olec-
tion, and the revelations of the Potter
Committee are only to furnish the infor-
nation necessary to prepare the people
for playing their parts in the tragedy.
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= There are in England and Wales
ia local prisons, or one to every twenty.
two square miles of territory, equal &c
one to every 100000 people. Some are
nearly If not quito empty at time.
= DIR. w. p. Compton, mcinber OF
the Legislature from Spartanburg County
died on Thursday morning. 3Oth Of May,
after three days illness. He was quiet
genial gentleman, and deservedly popu.
lar among the members.
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WIZ. A. NEAL.

The following sub-Granges are "clear
On my books" to the 3lst of March last,
viz: Nee. Il, III, loo, ITO, 176, 213,
2l5, 2a2, 251, 263, 264, 266, 800, 3S9,
$40 and 364. There are several of our
usually ?p1ctual Oranges who have not
come to time this quarter, which is GER
tainly more attributable to negligence
thsn inactlon. Grange No. 155, some
times slow in meeting it's obligations, re-
ports nineteen new members, and squares
up all dues. This is an evidence of
prosperity, and we hope that we shall
not soon see it figuring On the delinquent
roll.
J. w. NORRIS,
Secretary p. g.. H
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President Hayes recommended Ander.
con 70 Evarts for IN appointment "a
Consul on tho ground that his was q
special case, and yet there are persona
who profess 10 believe that Mr. Hayes
knew nothing Of tho Presidential bar
gaining. TO read Matthew and sher-
mans letters to Anderson, and then read
this endorsement of AESaee:s=eeH's srs!= srs;,!!cs=
ton by tho President, is enough to satisfy
every impartial man that Mr. Hayes
knew oil about it, and wished to carry
out the bargain by giving tho desired
appointment.
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sMERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County. /,
IQY virtue of an Execution to me direct
ED ed, / will expose to sale On the F;.s.
Eiontiay in July next, at Anderson Court
House, South Carolina, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit:
One Tract of Land, situate and lying in
the County and State aforesaid, containing
forty-one acres, moro or less, bounded by
lands OF Robert Dugan, Anderson Brock,
Mrs. Sarah Reese and osi:ers, levied upon
rs the property Of John r. Cothrau at the
suit Of James e. Holiday. ~
also, one Tract of Land, containing sew
enty-nine acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of A. G. Banister, A. G. Price, J. O..
Mckee, and lands Of Defendant, levied mp
on as the property of H. p. Price, at tie
suit of Joel Johr-SS....
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
June 9, 1873 At
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The election In Oregon week before
last was very important one, aud the
reports from It have been slow about
coming in, with some conflict ir their
statements. The latest end most reliable
news, however. is that the Republican
State ticket has been elected, but chat
ta5 Democrhtg have certainty elected
their Congressman aud majority of the
Legislature. This gives US Democratic
Senator TO succeed Mitchell afeer the
e5uS..5 sf next March. We aro willing
for Oregon to have Republican State
government as long as aha gives ns Dem
ocrats in the Senate and House Of Con-
gress. -4is..
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NJ Potter Investigating Committee
have proven by Judge Leviaee, one es:hhc
Louisiana Presidential Electors, that his
name was forged nine times to the eIec.
tion returns. The frst set cf rs.;irTs he
signed, but they were not regular, and
Levisee was not at hand when they we're
sent back for correction, so some one
signed a new set for him. Is this not
Nexicanization
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Hon. Stanley Matthews has been SUM-
moned before the Investigating Commit
tes, and If he refuses 10 attend the House
of Representatives will no doubt take
action TO compel his attendance. Il this
is resisted the Republicans will be pre-
sented to the country as revolutionists TO
prevent the discovery Of fraud.
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In circles .versed In the nomenclature
of tho Republican leaders and their in-
dependent Democratic friends the inyes-
sigation Of crime will henceforth be
known as "Mexicanization," and the
moro of it we can have the better II will
be for the country.
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IN the letter replying to the letter Of
sAEr. Potter, both Of which appear In an
other portion Of this paper, Hon. Ajax.
ander a. Stephens puraues a vesy unfair
s;..s.sS ss5'as.Sss iir. FoIlny ana ali OF the
other Dsaocsatic REPRESENTATIVE in
Congress. His pre,lichoas obout trouble
snd revolution have besn so completely
dispelied By the course OF the DensuCratic
party, that II Is NOT necessary to notice
his groundless croakings upon this sub-
isct. and tho remainder OF the document
Il equally as mythical when it "a fully
apalyssd, he processes 20 object to the
Investigation because ib IVES ordered
| without allowing amendments. and
thereby confined the investigation to
LoRisiana and Florida, but, In f;s.,t, the
Ssornaaittss hrs now ths fullest authority
"a; investigate os ne saspheps would
caliit aAgezicansze, J, tho olectSsal vots
0f any ss N ths Bni6I. Il u trusthe
DeRoeEafs REUSED 10 allow ths Reptl,.
licans to amend their FpsSinsicn to sn-
sestig igste, b =, as goUR aB it Sses yaasaed,
ths5 extended the iaEisdlellaD Of the,.f
Conpaittes TO every State ih the IJllon
where charges Of fraud aud corruption
mo made ageinss the last electoral vote.
The whole of Mr. stephana' walls have
ena forth "a The country not besaslss
tho ft1nds conld not ba fully inysati-
ested, aa hs claims, bat simply bsSap1a
Democrats preferred doing q Sling
sfnseises te allowing the Republicans
foe e aieklug cpl.
rs shgig sy.
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Brethren will bear in mind the meet
ing of Pomona Grange On the first Satur-
day in July, and come up with full rep
resentations from every sub-Grange.
Important business will be transacted
for or against their interest.
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NOTICE.

"A POCKET BOOK was l~st in the town
"A. Of Anderson on the ST. Or 9Th day of
June. 1t contained small amount of
change. and one Note on Mrs. Margaret
Brown, payable TO me, for $75, with q credit
of $40, end one Note on j. d. King for IS.
payable to Frank McLees or bearer, and
perhaps other papers. Persons are notified
not to trade for these Notes. Any person
leaving this property at the INIELLI0EHCER
Office viii! be suitably rewarded by the un-
dersigned. s.. G. HUMPHREYS.
June Is, 1878 43
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The Senate has agreed to the amend.
mont to .he river and harbor bill, which,
appropriates 100000 TO Charleston har.
bor instead of $1,000. This is due 70
Senator Bntle-'s influence, and will nc
doubt be concurred in by the Hoase.
This shows the advantage of having
representatives of our people in Con.
gress.
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The peace and tranquility Of the coun-
try is not undergoing any serious damage
by the Mexicanization which the Radi-
cal party is compelled to submit. The
price of gold has not advanced, and the
price of government bonds has not de-
clined. Capitalists do not seem to think
that there is any danger of "tes.ible
tragedy"
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ELECTION NOTTCE,


XNTHEREAs, moro than fisy residen.
wv and qualified voters of the Town OF
Anderaon have, retiioned the Inte,idant
and Wardens of said Town to submit to tho
qualified electors thereof the Question of
subscribing the sum OF Fifty Thousand
Dollars to the Capital Stock OF ssrhe Ga-
yanliah Valley Railroad Company = IN &C:
6orinnco with the provisions Of an Act of
the General Assembly entitled nAn Act to
Charter the Savannah Valley Railroad
Therefore, be It
Resoseed, BY the Intendant and Wardens
OF the said Town of Anderson that an cleo
ton be and hereby IL ordered for said Town
to be held on the a9sh Day or July
next, at which said election the oue1fion OF
subscribing the sum OK Tiay Thousand
Dollars by the said Town TO the capital
stock Of the said Savannah Valley RAILROAD
Company shall be submitted. TO fhe qunii-
fled electors OF snid Town, st
.yes0lted, That said election shall he by
ballot, and that the ballots shall have writ
ten or printed on them the words, Sub
ecrirtion'' or tsES Ms SSubsefipt q and siat
II majority 81 che sallcss cast ut said cleo
.iun SiialI hisVv utiIIen or printed en- them
the word ..Su!5sefip ion.M the Town OF AN
asfsop Eli sI hacribe the sald cum OF Eiisy
Thousand Dollars to tbs capital stock of
enid Railroad Company; the beid suhecfip,
ton 60 be made In seven per cetltrm cou.
pom bonds, payable twenty years alter the
date thereof, sn such inGtalmedtB rs the
said 1ntendank and Wardens shall deter
mine, with Int teresg payable semi
but il a majority of the ballots cast at said
election shall have written or printed on
them the Nofds, t.2NO GubsnFiptiOn," then
| said TOXIN will make no subscription to tho
capital stock Of aaid Railroad Compsny:
.$s.el- ~ tiIs sssiu eiEClI9n Hiinii ~
/ held In tiiB Court HOUSE from nine o'clock
| in the morning nntii i've O'clock in the
! evening, and that q. T.. .Tsoliy, J. Il 1rlbble
| and James d. Ceshcart be, and hereby ore,
! appoi1ted Managers to conduct said cleo
| ton who before they open the polla for
| esid election, she'll take the oath fairly ana
| iiIpSStiHLiY 10 conduct the same; Sna upon
| ciosipg the polls shall forthwith proceea 20
count tho votes, statinS the whole nunl5ef
of votes cast the whole utltaher cast ios
s'Sn nbecrip Ion, efid She whole number csss
| sNo SnbscFf9 tionls z and Bhpit within two
sealed envelope, 20 the 1ntendnnt OF the
| Town. who slislt open the report Of eaid
| Managers, and snail aEnounce and pnniish
tho whole nufSDer p3 votes caat, the 1oie
:.ess..:zi-sr cast Tor '2uhscript and the
the whole nulnhg1 east "tio SubScTipt on.
Resoleed, That Tho ssid snbscfiptson ot
| Fifty Thousand Dollars shah Be upon the
conditions that the Same shall be pxpefce9
in tho contraction OF the snid Railroan
within the limits Of the ccansy OF AI'dsr-
w. w. sIUsEPHREys
u. %. .sYgfIrTEFIeIsD,
JEpT4SA q. WILSON
~. T.. AkIRI1
h Jtine Z. 1878 ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
By ". ". Hvulphreus, Eso. Probate .Judoe.


To Hester Rogers, Ann E. Dacus, Jacob d.
Rogers, William G. Rogers, Sarah C. Kay,
Elizabeth Milan, Benjamin I.by, ST.,
Irby, Jr:, Margaret Irby,. James 'Irby,
Thomas Irby, Ida Irby. and Benjamin G.
Acker-Greeting
VOU are hereby required to appear at
n the Court of Probate, to be holden at
AnderDon Court House, for Anderson Coun-
ty. on the first Monday of August, A. D..
1873. to show cause, If any you can. why
ceased, situate in said County, on Little
Beaverdam Creek, waters of Rocky River,
bounded by lands of l.. d. Stringer, A.
Harris. Thomas Crymes, A. M. Neal and
Richard Kay, and containing five hundred
and seventeen acres, should not be parti-
toned as SCI forth in the petition. allotting
to Hester Jane HaInlin tho --- hereof.
and the remainder as follows, to wit :
Hester Rogers, ,oooooo, Anna E. DacuS,
-, Jacob D. Rogers and Sarah G. Kay
each, the ...o5 s.oa Benjamin C. Aeasr, the
Z6663 2O5l
10000 Benjamin 1r0y, ST., 75aoa, 5ee5 and to Ja-
cob D. Irby, Chesley Irby, BENJAMIN Irby,
Jr.' Margaret Irby, James Irby, Thomas
Irby and Ida Irby each the -.
510300
Given under my hand and seal, this fifth
day Of June, in the year OK our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sew
H. 81 enty-eight, and In the one hundred
and second year of the American In
dependence.
MURRAY q MnRnAy,
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge Of Probate
To the Defendants Benjamin Irby, ST., Ja-
cob d. Irby, Chesley Irny, Benjamin Ir.
by, Jr., Margaret Irby, James Irby,
Thomas Irby, Ida Irby and Sarah c. Kay'
TAKE NOTICE, That the petition In
this action, together with the summons, OF
which the foregoing Is copy, was filed in
the Office of the Probate Court at Anderson
Court House, in the County of Anderson
In said State of South Carolina, ON the fifth
day OF June, A. D. 1878, and that the OBJ
ject of said petition is to partition the real
estate of Benjamin T. Rogers, deceased, Of
set forth in the foregoing summons.
MURRAY 81 MURRAY,
Att'ys. Pro. Pet, Anderson, g. G.
June IS, 1873 48 g
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Messrs. 81. @. Worth and Geo. III.
Boyd, members Of tho Ua;ted States
Fish Gommisaion, recently atocked tls
Pee Dec River, in tho lover part Of this
State. with fisty tlicuaand ycnng phad,
and last week; returned from Havrs do
Grace, Nd With fifty thousand mere,
which they nlgesd In the Congaree River
near Columbia. Thsse young chad we're
5rought on in TN cans, and viii reauise
sIirse ysazs g H. hiss laitiis CO. grow large
enough to propagate. The Savannah
Rifor has siEeads been stoeked, and It Is
hoped other risers In anf State win be
atoekei coon. The Broad River hes
taen stockal in North Cagolihn, aud Of
conrss Ws win get the bensft of ii. The
thing which now remains TO be done Is
to require by law that all dams on cur
large streaina shall have fiah slncs:a kept
continually open, and by Citing the at-
tention Iscs agy to so Important o aub-
ject, we can soon have ON abundance Of
the finest yaiieties OF lish lii Gil the
atseaIas Of / CIR State, which wonld BE- an
7IitvsEIEllDJV F1tt,Ssts &. b ~
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A Good Yield.

HOPEwELL TOWNSHIP, June 10.
| thrcshed this day for Peter r. Pfown
his Grange premium acre, which made
forty bushels and oue.half gallon Of
wheat.
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NJOTIcE OF FINAL sETTE.is RfsT i.
IN Notice IL hereby given that the undef-
Ds.iid MY Watson, deceased, win nsSDIv Is
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson County.
on Tuesday. July Stl1, 1873, for !, q Einsi
Settlement and discharge ffom said Esta.
MARTHA +. WATSON, Adm'x.
NYA7. q. WATSON, ATim,t. ~
June o, la7s
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Thoroughbred Stock for Sale,

TE EShoPoEEFs-bRetl HYerfno @hecp.
a GHAGe COtgSgORa and ssDufSl-
down gheep. AnG0Ha 6sOata. Rlna
55llc@ Gowa. a. Thorough bred JEE.
SEY BULL to stand. I775y
For particulars. call on or apply to
B. FRANK RUSSELL, p
AT Boscobel Farm.
Post 0fice--P Pendletou Factory! -,
May 10, 1879 60 Is, an
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Z
Vile. In Andetron County, Mr. LElI1EL HALL.
one of the Oldest and most respected citizens Of the
eo%@ssni.y n. Ea, sSIn on Rocky Risss near
nnti he passaa TO the spiritsnd he y may nay truly truly
ous aud noble man. He neither sought nor eisira.
cd In hia business associations with the world on.
iy that which Hss truly and legitlmateiy his own,
which he. claimed for hlnnelE His noble and gen.
erous heart as exhibited In the charities which ho
biiity and goodness OF his character. The sppesi
Of the hungry and suffering were never presented
ts tenderly remembered by many Who knew him.
or him 1t may truly be said. .that his left hand
nnew NOT what his righ. hand DONE" Early In
LIE no realised the Importance OF preparation for
eternity and eought most Bnesreiy Jssus the oiiiy
hopa or mans redemption. He Was fos q nnmber
Church, and moro than twenty-five wears AZ, ho
united htmsslf 20 that body OF believers known as
S n aS0 h until Ihs sy and ID ss
denied the pleasure of attending the naeetinrs Of
any local organization of "Chrisfsns" his faith In
and faithful reader Of the bible, and especially
the New Testament Scriptures, and alysys derann-
p.s w6p egs %ss ii; ca%5nS o
companion and guide. For many years he looked
iSrS sSI%ssd ~, e NE ne summons q tie which
lighted 70 talk to al Who we're aboat hia, aIWeys
Jesus" Hayeral years ago no nade preparation for
his burial, having the necessary clothing made
and HelectiuE and marking the place for bis grave
On Thnssday, Nay 30, 1873, he occupied his usu-
al place At the dinner iahle. In Aha aflarnrAs.
teI,eined his friends who had called 20 see him,
and even Shsn night began TO- throw its mantle
great gEsnd-iar1hie- Sho fingered bcsids him.
Bat orc Sfne 6eiocl had come the mantle OF death
fed been thrown around him, his body was saiis-
srd ~ is dark olds and his spirit had passed 10
tts he.lsetlo1 Hithout ono complaint, without
confess oyer and tho soul Eaihefea with the rau-
soticd, His wifo and two children had preceded
hin, and no ieAyc3 one son, with many TelatiTca
rcparahle ioas- Bnt ahy eeepf For him II 10 fnr
bettcr 60 be with Coz. @iIe Is not dead. but
eieepethS: ,sf so fass'isgss i ! ~. -.
ASLEEP In Jesn7 blessed slesp,
From which mono ever wake to weep
sfs q FR1END. :
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Grange Column.

Under the Supervision OF tho Executive
Committee of Pomona Grange.
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Governor Hampton Was invited to ad-
dress meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio, in
opposition to any attack on Mr. Hayes
title to the Presidency, aud declined in
the following reply: Though cannot
aatter myseif that any address from N.Y.
sslf could exert there such an influence
90 you Imagine, / slonld most cheerfnlIy
respond in person to your invitation,
with the hope of aiding to preserve the
tranquility of the country, If my duties
would allow me to do so But shall
have to be absent from the State Just
now for a week or ten days, and this will
prevent my visiting your city at the time
indicated. Joining you In the hope that
the peace Of the country may be pre-
served. and that all its constitutional in
stitutioss may be maintained in their in
tegrity, I am," &c. We are glad that
tho Governors duties here prevented his
acceptance of the invitation, for the
meeting is engineered by the Republi-
cans, and is intended TO benefit their
party politically. The Governors re-
marks about assisting In preserving tho
tranquility of the country were surely
satire upon the crowd who are yelling
"Nexicanization," because the Presiden-
tial fraud is being investigated. The
tranquility of the country is not in dan
ger, and hence Governor Hampton very
properly preferred staying at home to
going to Ohio TO address O Radical mob.
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OBITUARY..

FREDDIE. son of P. K. and Margaret J.
two years and Eve months.
"And this Is the derling's portion,
In Heaven, where he has fed,
By angels securely guarded,
By angels securely led.
BrooainS In sorlowful silence
Over the empty nest
Car you not see through tbs shadows,
Why 1t Ii all for the beat p
"Better the heavenly kingdom
Than riches of earthly crown;
Better the early morning flight,
Tnan one when the sun Is down;
Better an empty caaket,
Than Jewels besmiSched with ain:
Safer than Ihess without the fold. -
Are Aose that have entered int NJ
The sun., 1878-12-04

DE MOTT T-QUACHENBuSI on thursday. Nov -.
at the sidcncc tthc brides brother rIlw br william
La hehe. h' the Rcv William MyTnu, j H. DE
Mott To Julia II youngest daughter Hester and the
late Andrew Quf, kcuhush. al of Sew York
DENIEk-SHAW. Nov. - ty tie Rrt. ; B Rooster.
assisted by tNc Rev T.. NlNri iiiunuC. Dexter to
Miss Laura shaw eldest daughter OF the late snith T.
Shaw
foRGHlE ERI-riSCORNfA- In the Mayors Once,
Executive department. ttt Hail 900 ruc-ltN. Dec g. Nv
hi, Honor Ma,ur El S-n.r Angelo foghicr OF Modsi,
taN, 10 SgrolnH Maria Auutta fl>ruruia daughter #
Aignur Giovanni RHufi,tn fl,.Nruia 0t GENOA. Iulv
HAYbEN-. 'ARTEH AT the residence of The brides
mother, Munttlair y ! by the Rev George a. Carter,
Kate daughter Of Mary L. ami the late Luther Carter
~ Eldu B liaydeu of Rrookbu y.
pENNl,IolN- Al lisenshurgh. Dnmbarton-
shtrr. scotland. TIE Wh NOvtiutrr sir Marteins
LoNd, Baronet o BrouwNdd, Cardlauslure. and A'sy-
port Castle fcmhrekcsue 60 Katharine, tird daughter
o. Alexander II. Dcunistouu, Esq., OF Oothl, mar
GLASGOW
PArE-TIRBAI.S In Brooklyn. on the asth nlt bv
ue bride. uthcr. thc Roy Thhals. assisted by tho
Rev Charles A nhhals the brides brother, LiEae NJ.
Thhais @ Charles rAte, both Of brooklyn
FARhELkE-H AlGllr In MONTGOMERY. bv the Rev.
Mr. Forsyth. George r. faruelvc To imOgeue > liAHhL
youngest daughisr Of Henry Haisht ot CiroleVle.
Orange County, n \
kEhp,LiNCll -un Sunday, Dec !. At 81 Mary's
church, by the Rev Father Reiiicy Ncio daughter of
Patrick Reed o Long branch to John Lynch ths city