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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

HORRIBLE BuTCHERY Sometime Thursday
Charles F. Freeman, of Pocasset Mass in q
freak of religious frenzy, BILLED his fve-yesr old
daughter Edith. The man is Second Adventist
and has become greatly ex2ited during the las:
few days while attending series OF revival meet
ings About = week ago he claimed 10 have re-
ceived wonderful revelation" and has nof
eaten or slept since. He says n4t the Lord d.
rected him to sacrifice his little dsueht and
declares that she will rise sgsin in three days.
The little oLe was trsnsfxed with knife by her
insane father, and her blood was poured out upon
8 table viii b WAS i'm provised ss an altar. Free
10 An is about IS years old. aid lives with his
wife and family on his farm st PocssSet. He
has lived in Pocssset about seven years. and is
10 moderate circumstances. He is insane only
on this one subject Further particulars state
that Freeman, who is mail carrier ut Pocasset
between the rail rosd station and the postC thce,
woke his wife ut 8. 81 O. cock on Thursday morno
ing and tod ner that he must -hske 4 sacrifice
TO the Lord Of bis youngest dsus hter. H. got
up and took the child frou her bad and stabbed
her il the side with butcher kLIe, causing her
death. His wifa said it wac sIl right, and thst
Abraham would raise her up next Sunday.
Freelnsn says the Oh II gave one scream and
died minute afterwards. 1t is stated that tie
Second Adrentists held meeting at RreemaE's
house the same af:erp Don, and appeared IN wish
the affair kept quiet. Freeman carried the NJ sill
IS usual, and showed n signs of insanity. The
cause OF the terrible deed appears to be religious
excitement alone. Ere an is now at his resi-
dence in chsrge of officer BEDDING and O. j
Wood, of Pocssset. He infor med reporter
yesterday that he WAS told By God to offer kdith
{ his young and beautiful dsughter) as sacrifice
10 Him. and that he did so. God would not
stay his hand He had to 40 His command, and
He would justify him in his at y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

The way in which the av rage Congressman
or other politician, as soon as he gets placed,
Immediately proceeds to provide for bis sons,
bis sons.iu laws, his cousiss, bis uucl S and his
aunts is highly creditablo to cur poor fallen
humanity. We see at oace that had it not
been for the primal trausgrcs sion we would all
have had fat places aud there would have
been no occasion for the exceptional philau
throby of the average Congressman. Adam was
. moustrous inconvenicnt sort Of personto have
had 10 the family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

As 40 evidence of he loose, csrel,s and TO-
efficient msoner 10 which the legislation of
Virginia is transacted and conduc'ed We men.
ton the fact that the legitimate Interpretation OF
the law passed at the last session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly FIR the assessment Of property
10 Loudoun county, the two assessors thereof
will receive the handsome SUN Of Sl9S 600 for
every year of their work. Fortu1ately, but
accidentally, the bill can BE- amended before it
goes into operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

The progressive young China" party has
received permission from the f nperor to start
O Gotten Isctory at Shanghai, it bling claimed
that cloth can be made from the native cottrn
which will equal in gu lily the foreign artic-.
II is proposed to hulld f.ctory Of 500 looms,
turning ou 400 900 pieces year from 100 900
pounds of cotton. The capital Invested will
be about $500 600 and thought the u'usl duty
will be paid tho government. it is estimated
that the profits will 'q1a thirty pr cent, as
freight charges, Insurance, etc., will he saved
EogIlsh workmen will be employed for 3
years, who must instruct uativ, operatives dur
.og that tim; and 10 order to follow the Eng.
fish model still more closely, weight" will be
given the goods By the addition of 300 600
pounds OF clay to the LOO 900 pouods of cot
lou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
Effects Of u strike.

SUNDERLAND, May 3.-Three thcus and per-
sons connected with the port trade here are
now idle 10 consequence Of the coal miners
strike. Upwards OF sky vessels have left this
port to load GOALS else where, aud IA large
vessels are waiting cargoes. The Northum-
berapd miners are seekiGg an advance of
wages 10 Gods quaoce Of the ove.h W of trade
to the Northumberland coIleries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
Fires

BRIDGEPORT, CT, apri Tho uaiu build
ing coutaiulog tho machine shop and pattern
rooms Ct the Pao!d lr "a Works, was destroyed
by fire at an carly huur this morning. The
bu Idpg was twl story structure erected in
1853. 1t coutsiosd large smouat of valuable
machinery. The lass is estimated at SIS 600;
Insured for $40 600 The fife was probably Of
iuceudiary origin. The property destroyed be
Ioneed to p. H. Skidmore.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 3.-About two
o'clock this moroing Gre broke out 10 the ex
teusive stables occupied by James CoIvin, Oh
State street, Newport, which destroyed the
buildings aud most of the CONTENTS, and spread
to the adjoining buildings, partially destroying
a rope Walk and six cottages. mr. Coivin lost
fifty out Of eighty horses and much other prop
trtY. Ho has no insuri uce. The total loss is
estimated at $50 900 A hostler named Joho
Timuaudy, known as B ;ston Jack, " persisted
10 The flames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
Another Murder.

WARRENToN. VA, May -Eu,tace Smith,
aged eighteen, surrendered hiuse;f to the
TAILOR yesterday, stating he had shot and killed
bis father, Bennett Smith, residing seven miles
from Warrenton. The supposiloo is that his
PURPOSE was to frighteo bis father because OF
cruel treatment, aud not to Kill him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SN-OwDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 8. 1879
1t is reported that there are certain members

1t is reported that there are certain members
have expressed willingness to be coeIccd oY
the President il the matter Of the Apr )pria-
ton bills. but who assert, with emphasis, that
they will insist up the ri :crion of the vote OF
any State at the next Presidential election 10
which there shall have been fsdoral interference
eitherby the army or By U. S. supervisors aud
marshals. We doubt the truth OF this report,
because to do otherwise would be to question
" the saoeuess of the members referred 70, who,
Though not possessed of high order of talents,
have never yet been supposed TO lack ordinary
understanding. Democrats r Congress-, as we'll
as their be,ters out of it, know that all the
States carried by the radicals at the next cleo
ton. whether by fair neans or foul, whether by
the use of soldiers and deputy marshss or BY
the free and uutraumelcd votes OF the people,
will be counted fer them, 10 other words that
the radicals, unlike the democrats, will DOT allow
the States that vote for their candidate to be
counted for his opponent, aud if auy democratic
1 Congressman lays the fattering unction to bis
soul that ground lost now by concession to
radical buster; and his OVID groundless fears,
can be recovered by rejecting the votes of States
cast for the radical romueee at the next election
because of federal Interference therein, he, but
nobody else, will be sadly mistaken. If the
democrats intend to recover their rights under
the Constitution, ballot box surrounded with
bayonets is the weakest point in the line OF
their euemy's deteuces that they can possibly
6nd to attack infinitely weaker than the cleo
toral vote of State carried by federal inim-
idation, and of all conceivable opportunities for
making such an attack the future affords none
30 favorable ss the present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

The freight on -four by the CIR load from
Minneapolis, Minnesota. to Washington, d. g.,
a disarc, of $500 miles is ST cent. per barrel.
1t is shipped 90 barrow gauge road to Chic sgo
and resbipped from there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
Two Men Burned to Dc,

CINCINNATI May William noe and
Geo Rhodes, who We're on hun'lukt fishing
trip, crawled toto the drum hous.he coal
works at N. ~ Havoc, near Pouerhlo, 90
Thufsd. ~ night. to sleep. Abou o clock
yesterday morning the house cadre aud
burned to the ground, the sleepin being
Consumed 10 the & mes. rheirs We're
found in the norulng charr1d beEfcogni-
tioo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

Young Creei. who Was stabbeGsli near
TIE fl.lns l.. Fauquier County, dnesday
las. thyush cobined to his bed frob ofthe
wou1d /. not thought to be 10 5oondi-
tiou. Ball was under the iufleluor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

S. DEALHAM has just return New
York, and has DOW the foest az select
stock of CLOTHING, HATS aud FURN-
IsBINGs ever before brought TOT; at as.
tonishlug low prices. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

Thn ladies' sing in the s1d' and
'bu, We will meet in that beauts, and
We certsiuly can raise 90 obi lo'itemem.
bcr The lille GOES at home aud ave tho
III Sc vithou a bot,le of D.. Baby
Sxrup T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

LAND >ALss.-Commis.ioner RiceW. Psype
II. K Garden, VIM. Il Payne and James v
Brooke sold last Monday, under decree of Brown
& Bros vs.. johnson, the johnson home tract Of
l09 acres, roofs aid 81 perches, to j. q, Lion.
berger for $l2}0 N''on-
John N Forbes. commissioner in the csse of
AndersoL'a exscutrix VS.. G. w. F. Smith So -
sold On the same dsy Aeadowville, cont.inipr
I acres, to VIM Grace. of New YORK f.,
Sl4 per Warrenton Lvles 0'A' ioF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

The exodus OF the negroes to Kansas directs
attention TO the American Colo1iz .,iou Society
which has been in existence DOW for some
sixty years. Since the war it has aided 1921
colored peope to enigrase to Liberia, and it
now has application from parties representing
$40 900 persons who wish to settle 10 that
oouotry.. The society Deeds funds greatly, as
II furnishes TO those il aids transportation, 10
part or 10 whole, free, support for SIX mootbe
after arrival aud from too to twenty acres Of
free lands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
List of Letters.

The fol Is list Of the letters remaining
Persons calling for letters will ssy tbo,
re- Ver.'sed sI'1 give the date of the list. - 'O
Ii not cslea lor within thirty days, they will be
sent 10 tne dead letter office. in Washington
Bryant, Mrs Il Smith Nh WILL
Burger, Chss Skilton NJ ~
Jamie, Miss N Smith D Col
jackson, Mrs A Sm;,h n mm
Jacobs, Mrs TIL, Ief"sn
Lsrmond, + Wiz,
Lloyd, Samuel W;ii;a, mrs
Phelps, Mis-. z W;iiiss' Mss
Richardson, q WIZ, miss l.
LEWIS MCKENZIE. Pm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

HE CRAWFORD WILL -rhe Waahipgto OF
Star furuis rs the following particulars 10 re
gard to the discovery of the will of Dr.. David
Crawford, Of Pruca Georges couoty, Md, who
died 10 1859 as vas supposed intestate, Leaving
a valuable Landed estate 10 that county,
II, appears that about four years ago Mr.. j.
n Oliver, well kuown lawyer Of Washington,
received letter sSned Preston, stati that
the writer had mailed q package of papers to
bis address to keep for Mr.. John Blackburn or
Capt. James Lake Henry, who would call FIR
them A few days afterwards MIR. D lver re.
ceiVed, as he suppose fir, m the ssmu source,
another package Of papers. He plasei them
with other papers 10 his box, DOT having any
idea of their value, aud some weeks ago be oh
tanned the consent Of Mr.. Blackburn to open
the packages, which be did 10 the prosc ICE Of
Capt. Henry, aud to the joy of the las. named
the will of Dr.. Crautord cbm, to light. Sub
stqueDt!y, Mr. VIM. Duvsll, who vas tho over
Seer Of DR.. Crawford, AID tho DOLLY living wit.
uess TO the paper, Identified the signature of
DR.. Crawford, as also bis own. Capt Henry
has, on behalf of bis wife and sister, (nieces OF
the deceased. and who uuder the newly dscov
cred will are the legatees OF the estate,) pro
pounded tho will 10 the Orphans Court Of
Prize. Georges county. aDd oher heirs ct law
have filed cavest 10 the will. I"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

MI. O,is Sibert, young man highly esteem
ed. died at his home near New Market, on
VI Wednesday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
COMMERCIAL

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Msyeceipts
of grain have increased. Flost and
easy. Wheat hs, advanced, s5sshels
were offered and sold a. ITO, ll43 and
1T, as to quality, the latter for..s The
offerings of Corn amounted tshels;
prices have declined, and aaless at 46
for yellow, aud Al and 48 for 10 Oats
reported, and one small lot OF nt-60
BALTIMORE, Nay 3 -Virgirred "A:
do consolidated SCI; do "a s,ast due
coupons 8Il. Sugar firm; A Cotton
steady and higher; midding 6rmer
and without quotable change South
ern firm; Western inactive; s,d110a
ll3s; do amber ll5slle; No I'd lis;
No Z Western winter red spo; May
ll3all25; Iute 1928 .ll2s; Jul gJorn-
Southern steady; Western, OF. With
fair demand and firm; South ASs46;
do. yellow 42is43; Western H sho
Msv 421s42s ; June 43ia4Ss: J sses;;n a,
or 90 .1Ct -Usts frmer unchsr' iau.es
fee ouist and stesdv and nncb rhiskey
oo'A ouu uuSbauSsus
Nrw yopv Mo-, O., oh Money
3s31 Flour QUIZ: Wbsst n quiet.
Coal REponr.-Tbe follow export Of
the receipts and shipments oirihs 'n0
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal Co., j. II. Parrot" , 1 Iea
Hamp. & Bait, Edward Herblt-. 1'a oS1
j. 2. Agnew s. Commemorate. l'o'1
To,o1 1853
SHIPMENTS
American Coal Co.. $500. Z'lo'
Hamp. q BsIt.............- 49," mn
j. Z. Agnew s. Co...........-... l''oo
Total .. 1887
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
PORT OF ALEAANDKIkY 8, lo' >,

PORT OF ALEXANnXlrY 8, 1873.
sun rlses......-".... 5 81 san .... $3.50. . -
ARRIVED
Schr Almeda, Windsor ~ Smoot.
Schr Maggie. Pbil,d-jnbis, Mehsfey
& Co.
CLEARED
CTR George Leary, Norfolk B ho9 S.od
Str w Thon pson, lower By a heeo'
HEMoRAEDs
Schr B G Terry. t;aorostn,t New Haven
lst i st.
Schrs Lockvood Coo ,CI. Godfrey
and CP H.rris Geo,. ,t "nv Providence let.
Scbrs II CoDgdon and e Tobin, hence'
at Providence Ist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
DIED
y On Tburadav. May "a, Is nesr ti'apE
Falrtax CO Va, Mr.. villa ooa0.

AVER & SONS MANUAL cctalns nole i n,Ssr
mai,on of value to advertiser tan Guy of 25
publication Sent postpaid on rece'p.a A. a,t;s.
cents. Address N. w. Aver aon,, hu'o
ing Agents, Times Building. Pnsdelputo' -
SPECIAL NOTICE-Go to CRElGs RaaSsl.
~ d SONS, SO King street, IcrneT o. n nI low.
to buy HARDWARE and CPfLhh select
est prices. You will fnd large STOCK y 40 IL >
from and satisfaction guaranteed. al.
EANCY EVAPORATED APPkkLRuhF.
a BY [mh l3l j. O E'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

Sentence Was passed upon Polodexter by
Judge Christian. this morning. 10 response
to the question IF he had aoy thing to say Why
sentence should not be pronounced" Polp-
dexter rose and read a short speech. He
protested against being made the 6fst victim Of
the revolution of the time houorcd tradition OF
his native State, which has taught her sous that
it is mans duty to defeod wonan's honor. He
Insisted that be had been imp lied BY no mo-
tivts of malice 10 killing Curtis, but be did SO
10 the exercise of the. God given law of self
defence. He sid he would gladly give the half
of his life 10 restore Curtis to life. ut
matters not whether the verdict your honor IS
about to pronounce is two years or twenty-lt
will be a death sentence Poludexter
went on to say that his punishment was
now such as would follow him to the grave.
The + s,ner broke down in the reading and
wept. There was not dry eye in the court
room. Elk cu.ion of sentence will be stayed
until the aot,u Of the Court Of Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03
The POindeIter Case.

Az stated in yesterdays G.zette Judge
Christian, Of the Hustiugs Court OF the city OF
Richmond, declined to graft new trial to
John +. Poindexter, onvcted of voluntary man
slaughter 10 killing Q. G. Curtis. the Judge
overrupg all the exceptions taken by the couo
sci for tic prisoner. The opinion Of the Judge,
which is very long, reviewing all the testimony
aud tie sryuue.ts If counsel, co0c' udas as
follows:
"Ou the whole case | am fJrcsd to cverrule
the mulion for q new trial 1t may not be I'M
proper for me to add 10 concluding this hastily
prepared op!uiuu, that have felt, and still feel,
The deepest sympathy tyr the accused his tor
ucr exceptionally good cher,cter, and the
mianer in which he has demeaoed himself
during tbis terrible trial, together with the
deem sorrow thst koow this deed Ia Calamity
thai mas over,ako coy young man 10 this com
uunity) has brought 10 his heart and 10 the
hearts Of those dear to him. have touched every
chord of sympathy 10 my heart. Every doubt
that have had during this trial has been re-
solved 10 bis favor, sed il l mad sny DOUBT
whatever of any position DOW takeo I@r ne"
trial, would gladly at any cost to myscii or
the Commonwealth, grant the new trial ou'
entertaining no such doubt, am forced to q. ,
cline, acco. dug to law, q, understand 1t, and
he haviog been fouCd guilty BY Jury OF DIS
couutry of 40 off ,nce agsiost the law, which
am sword to cniorc., it simply becomes my duty
| to enter the judgment of the court on their
verdict 10 dong this have 10 perform cnc
of .hs most paLfIllg sad duties Of ny lite. Ii
| have committed any error will afford every
facility ia ny power 10 have that error cGrrec
ed, aud no one will rejci,e more than l Will
| when this is done.
At the c,uclu.ioo of :be readiog Of the opiu,
ion, Col. Young made a few remarks concern
leg the bills OF exceptions which counsel Tor
aceuse1 were about to prepare for the Court OF
Appeals.
The Court of Appeals adjourned yesterday 10
meet July 10Th in Wythcviile. But as 5000
as the bills of exception have been prepared
they will be submitted to ajudge Of that Court,
who ~ill grant writ OF error or not, as he secs
ft. It writ is granted the case will 20 10
the Court of Appeals and will probably be
argued at the July term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

NEW York, May 3 Stock MONEY ;e,
3s31 Flour quiet Wheat II 4u''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-03

FIRE IN THE MOUNTAINS For more than
week the mountains East and West of Us have
been Oh FIRE. We do not knoW that We have
ever seen such * reme fires as prevail 10 the
AIIeRauy and North mouulaios. The light at
Dight is grand 10 the x rene. For more than
60 miles 10 length there was CONTINUOUS stream
Of fir :, swee ping over the knolIs and down 10
the gorpes; While the beav:us we're Illuminated
with the glare of the raging fires beneath. We
understand that immense damage has been
done 10 the timber, feuciog &C., at Doe Hill,
10 Highland county, and it was only through
the most active exsrtions of the people that The
town vas saved from destruction 10 the North
mountains The flames came so near to RawIey
Springs that the bulldogs we're seriously threat
eued With destruction. By prympt action,
however, the u'lllugs we're saved. The fire
has been pr,vsillng 10 the Blue Ridge, 10
several Instances running down to the low
,nds.
The rains Of Saturday and Monday last have
checked The fire sod it is presumed it will die
tut.-Rocktngham Register.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-06-14

hastardy; Alice May Young, prosecutrix.
Grand Jury returned true bill against the
defendant.
Com. VS.. Catherine Malloy, assault and
battery; Neal Manelus, prosecutor; ignor-
anus and prosecutor sentenced TO pay Gusts.
John Quinn, on citizens petition, was APP
pointed a constable for Banks township.
Com. VS.. John Carroll, Thos. Sheppard, +,
Jonn Malloyj John Heberling, prosecutor;
larceny; Carroll was sentenced to pay 81 and
costs, and 10 80 days in County Jail. Shep-
hard and Malloy were pronounced not gull
ty and discharged.
Com. VS.. Stephen Smith, J. j. Gallagher,
prosecutor; charge burglary and theft; YER
dict, not guilty, and delendent acquitted.
Com. VS.. Victor Acker; charged with
appropriating paint brush belonging to the
l., G. 4 N, Co., to his own use; verdict, not
guilty.
Com. VS. Charles Rehr, threats Moses
Fritzinger, prosecutor; sentenced to pay
record costs, and each party to pay his own
witnesses.
Alias order on report of bridge viewers of
Towamensing townships bridge allowed J
same, Packer township, disallowed.
Com. VS. Joseph Verzi, larceny the pros
ccutor, James Buck, failing to appear, the
District Attorney entered aQile prosegui.
Com. VS. Reece c, Powell; iornication and
bastardy; Emma Geidner, prosecutrix !
the deiendent pleaded guilty, and was re-
mandcd to Jail to await the sentence of the
court.
Com. VS. Wilson Snyder, larceny Charles
Straup, prosecutor verdict, not guilty.
Com, VS. Harry Seiglried and Edward
Christman, burglary Joseph Otto, prosecu-
tor; pleaded guilty; awaiting sentence.
Reports of road viewers of Kidder and
Lower Towamensng townships, asking
that certain roads be opened so ordered by
the court-one in the former and two IN the
latter township.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-06-14
MARRIED,

BRowN-BURNRTT.-A the residence of the
brides parents, on Centre street. Strou S.
burg Pa on the 3rd of June, 1879, by the
Rev. w. II, Elliot, Mr. Edward Brown and
Miss Emma l.. Burnett
GRERNE RNE-HoMBERGER.-On June end at the
Lutheran parsonage at Pleasant valley, by
Rev. A. NJ. strauss, Mr.. NJ. W. Greene, TO
Miss Susan A, Homberger, both of Al
brghtsville, this county.
In taking up the Bible we find almost at the
ou start, this verse "And the Lord God said
II is not good that The man should be alone"
Throughout the centuries that have elapsed
since these words were recorded man has ever
been ready and willing to follow this scripture
al advice. Mr. NJ W. Greene, our genial
friend Of Albrightsvllle, having grown weary
of threading the tangled maZes of life alone
and uncheered chose the better part, and on
Monday, June ID, was united TO NJ iss Susan
A. HombergeT, of AlbrightSville. Knowing
the amiabiiiy. and the obliging disposition Of
both, congratulate them, and do not hesitate
to predict Tor them tranquil, happy life.
May the sunshine OF happiness shed its beams
DER their pathway, and no cluu'l nor shadow
arise to mar the joy of their welded liie,is the
earnest wish of their many friends. ID.
KERCH NER-D DoTTgR.-On the 26th ult., by
the same Jacob X. kerchner, of kresgeville
and Miss Mary A. Dotttr, Of Dotterville,
Monroe county.
sTEIN-RUBRgCHT.-On the list inst,
by Rev. w. II. Strauss, John A. NULhsLeln,
OF East Penn, and Miss Amanda Rubrecht,
OF West Penn.
KIsTLER-Mk arr On the 10th inst, by the
same, DR.. Jacob kistler and Miss Susan
Mantz, both Of West Penn.