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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YoRK, May 1.
FINANCIAL.
Gold I 90
Moneys
0overnments-Higher.
q. s. Bonds 90 cent 5 aO'e 1881. ....... ...1cek
=. . l.Uo
NOW Us .l.U81b
COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Spring quiet and very frm; winter 4 a
Nc better; No white May a4k No red May
2S01 2Sz do June 26D1 26x
Corn-A@1Sc better; moderately active mixed
western spot 51M053; do futures 47xGD47X.
,ooats-Without important change; western 800
Pork Dull and and weak: new mess 10 90.
Lard-Rather easier; steam rendered 3SM.
Whisky-1 10.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

Centaur Liniments, the worlds great
Pain-relieving agents fer Man and Beast.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01

Trial size 25 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

ITcHIyG PILEs-SYMPToMs AND Cure
Tie symptoms are moisture, ike pegspiya-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing particularly at night,
as if pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are some
times affected; !, allowed 10 continue very
serious results may fellow. Dr.. Swaync's
All.Healing Ointment IS a pleasant, sure
cure. Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum,
sca.d Head, EryesipeIas, BARRIERS Itch,
Blotches, al Scaly, Crusty, Cu,ancous
Erupuons, Price 30 cents, boxes 81 81,
Sent by mail 70 any address on receipt Of
price in currency Or three cent postage
stamps. Prepared only By DR.. Swayne IL
Sen, $50 North Sixth street, philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

THE car was not asssssinated, nor vas
St. Petersburg burned the other day Two
trivial events which the Russian Nib;Gsts
threatened, should occur in commemoration
Of the twenty.ftth anniversary of the pres
ent imperial reign. On the contrary, the
dav seems 10 have been celebrated with
general festivities in the empire,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

A FRENCH newspaper, in discussing the
probable results of the coming presidents!
campaign in the United States, expresses
confidence in the election Of Gen. Grant,
aud predicts that his success will effect q
profound Transformation in the e.ectora!
habits Of the American republic, and lead
to many notifications in its internal as
well as external policy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
BATrlEBoRo, n. c., Sept. II, 1879,

Messrs. MORGAN ALLEN, 80 ST. John ST.
New York City:
Dear Sirs, II affords me great pleasure
to inform you of the wonderful cure your
CONSTITUTION Water has wrought upon
my wife. Her doctor had pronounced her
incurable Of Bright's disease of the kidneys
but, thanks'to you, she is as well to-day as
she ever was in her life, She says she is
certain if it had not been for Your medicine
she would have been dead before this time,
and truly hopes that all who suffer with
Bright's kidney disease, viii Try your Con
stitution Water" before they wait TOO long
Wishing you many happy years, and that
your medicine may reach every sufferer. /
am sirs, very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM \. TBLvATEAN.
Ask your druggist for il.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
MR., PARNELL.
MI 49,

But the victory is with Parnell, Never
does a man appear more nobler than when
facing fearful odds for great cause, and
from the pressure of pcttitogging deceit
and the coils of chicanery he rises su-
perior 10 the perls which surround hlm, de-
fying and defeating the adversaries who
had plotted his overthrow. With calm.
ness and consistency almost marvellous in
the circumstances, "the Irish agi.ator,'
since his arrival in America, hath borne
himself to the admiration Of his friends
and to the discontinue Of the plotters
against his peace and policy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
rrom our REGULAR Correspondent.

TO GAY"
From our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D, c., March End, 1880.
Although we are in the midst Of Lent
there seems to be only pretended suspen-
sion of gayety. There is Of course strict
er observance of the forms Of religion.
The orthodox young lady will leave her
bed at o'clock in the morning after hay
ing crept into il three hours previously, dead
tired with a ball, and after hurried toilet,
will 60 out in the chill damp air, that she
may be present at morning service. In the
fashionable West End, the Milkman going
his early rounds is sure TO encounter a sue
cesson Of the fashionable nymphs
performing the pilgrimage to
the alter on foot, and car
rylng two or three devotional books in
her hands. Husbands and lovers are snor-
ing between the sheets while she is on her
knees in the dim religious light OF a chufch,
The act is one Of penance, and she is pro-
f0undly convinced Of lis efficacy. The per
severance with which this custom is observ-
ed suggests considerations on which the
moralist nigh: have a good deal TO say.
She atheists, who have wears ard ug.iness
on their SIDE, may scotf TO their hearts con-
tent, but if Sappho would keep herself IN
spotted from the world, she must be con
tent with prOclaiming her skepucism in
her rhymes, and observe her Lent most IN
scrupu.Ously.
This truth has been consistently acted
upop ,t all ages of the church. and the six
peni,eutial weeks that We ere now in the
mids, Of are celebrated in many polite
c;rcles with show Of deyotion
which moves copc)usively how
well religion &c = fine art Is understood 9,
,he nr4sapt dav
Entertainments and sumner parties q.
which uucpI,rs NJ Anicirs MIGHT have as.
s;s,od ,uv,r;ors entertainments or oil binds
o.o &C r;,,b.,, ooo,-rorco A,o,bor "
n,,;, n;,,L, or;so 90 w,i.o fosh ossor
,,,on cha u,,vo oE.ooo dos f.,,,,oos - oo3 !,
:: nj. L.. :. w,
-. ~, -. .-..- ..... .....,,
-, -, r.,..-.,,.
-. e w..,;. -. .e
- 80 ov,ona;.,so ,,,,. 49,. ..n.. -.
,borsords ar ao,,ors uo @ ,hor s.ond -, :,
b.n room whi,o simultaneously. a.,
s,ons os NJ col, and of NJ cono,.o. -,
oh;of iov,ors sc ,ho c,r;,ol oro o,ona,a, -,
oocor nrrchasers re diamonds onor,,a'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

SECRETARY SEIZURE seems at last TO have
led the White Utes into terms with the gov
eminent by which they are to surrender
their present reservation and 90 into Utah
territory. This arrangement may have
been anticipated seyera! weeks ago, when
Gen. Murray, of the blue grass" was
made governor of the Mormon domain.
The young governor may now have chance
to demonstrate lis utility
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

BONDS to the value of s2,GlG,00O were
purchased on sinking fund account at the
sub-;reasury, yesterday, The amount Of,
fered was sl3,12O00O, and some disap.
pointment was manifested at the snallness
of the acceptance. AS customs continue
very heavy, it is predicted that the treasury
must largely increase its bond purchases,
or the money market will inevitably be-
come stringent before the month closes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

SnREwDNEss AID ABILITY Hop Btters
SO freely advertised IN all the papers, secu.
lar and religious, are having large sale,
and are supplan,ing all other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues Of the Hop
plant, and the proprctors Of these Bi,,e,s
have shown great shrewdncss and ability
in compromising Bitters, whose virtues are
so palpable to every ones observation -.
Examiner and Chronicle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

In North Carolina the moonshiners do
not generally have seriously difficulty IN
finding time to get marned, but case is
reported this morning showing that the
revenue laid now in progress has compell-
ed one couple, at least, to we'd and run a
parson was conducted to a mountain retreat
and, finding the lovers in waiting, tied the
knot, received $50 in gold and huTTah'
and in ten minutes was on his way home,
the moonshiner, his bride, and their com
panions resuming their tour, while The
deputy collectors in hot pursuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
STOCK GAMBLING.
san Frarc,.co Chronicle.

In the last twenty years-since the dis
covery Of the Comstock lode have had
earthquakes, floods and drough, each Of IT,
self great ILL., but all Of them together the
merest scare.crows Of misfortune 10y com
pairson with the overshadowiug evil Of
gambling in mining stocks, as il developed
Itself here fand as it is sure TO develop
again wherever its new headquarters may
be established.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
FROM THE BANKS OF THE HUDSON
NEwEURG. n. Y, Oct, %, 1879

Hi. WARNER & Co., ROCHESTER,, n Y,
-Gentlemen;-"A lady Of over seventy
years Of age, in falling health for over a
year, has been using Warmers SAFE BitteTs
On my recommendation. She feels very
grateful for the benefit she has derived
thereirom, and SAYS that until she used it
her stomach could bear no vegetable food
for over three years. believe il to be q
certain specific for dyspepsia. DR.. j. T,
JOslyn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

naturally, in a few generations, TO a cray'
inc for mopmchial institutions, with Their
ennobling titles, their aristocratic distinc-
tons, and, as Thomas Jefferson phrased it,
with the tinsel and glitter of the etfete old
,ro,l1
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

FRANCE is highly gratifed over the re.
ceipt of a telegram from Berlin, stating
that Emperor William has informed Count
de St. Waller that be sees no good reason
why France and Germany should not re-
main on friendly terms.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

KIDNEY DlsrAsEs.--Kidney diseases at.
tict the greater part oi the human race,
and they are constantly on the increase,
but where the virtues Of Kidney have
become known, they are held in check and
speedily cured Let those who have to
constantly dose spirits Of nitre and such
stuff, give this grcGtremedya trial and be
pnrp1
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
Oaly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNT
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

HOW LENT IS OBSERVED IN WASHINGTON
RELIGION AS A FINE ART--"FROM GRAVE
TO GAY"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06
eirst insertion per square. SV
a in eprtiOne Observation-Disclosures "

Ricbt iinee of solid nonpareil constitute square
.Ssplayed advertisement will be charged accord
mo ttbe space occupied, at above rates-ibere De-
me tw,,v lines of cold type 10 the men; i,.,,o.
ments both as 10 rates Of charges and manner o!
displaying their favors. doc, irso,
ion ten cents per line for each subsequent 'nsei
This paper may be found on Gle at Geo r. BOWEL
A Coz Newspaper Advertising Bsreaa' az spruce
street, where advertising contracts may De msue
Communications upon subjects ofgenersl interes,
70 the public are AZ all times acceptable Rejected
manuscripts will not he returned. ,
Letter. and communications should be addressed
"R A. Burnett, Cairo, Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-06

world,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05


-SHuu-TooNns Yesterday Albert
Smith aud Miss Hannah Toombs wc.,
united in the holy bonds
-RAY-ARNsrRoNo.- Married in Hon
ey Grove, Texas, rcoyh.y, ai-- - 80
Armstrong, formerly of flustonville, Ky
to Mr.. Taylor Ray. Of Garrard county.
The marriage Of Mr.. Lou. y CulbeH-
son and Mise Kate T. Huffman il an.
nounced for November 10Th. Miss HUI.
man Is one Of Covingion's most talented
atises, and her many friends W unite in
wishing her happiness and prosperity ihro'
life Covington Commonwealth.
u. :. Grant, Jr., is hardly oil with the
old love before he il on with the new. Il
will be remembered that a short month
ago Mis- Flood, the millionaire's daughter.
Of San Francisco, gave him the grand
bounce. This week be was married, in
New York, to Miss ChaiIce, daughter Of the
ex-senator Of Colorado.
--lIuNLEY.-JoHNsoS- By Ed. y. u
johnson at his residence, assisted by Elder
q. G. Smith, oct. 18th, Mr.. John W Hun
ley, Of Fayctte county, to Mis- Addie John
son, Of Madison. Mr.. Roger Martin, Of
Fayette county, and Miss Sallie J. Ball, Of
Danville, Mr.. Merrill Dsnham. Of
Madison, and Miss Maggie Hogan, Of Fay
cite, were the attendants.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05
CASEY COTNTY.


Our Hancock and English flag is still
unfurled to the breeze, and We expect her
to Goat until after the An Of March, 1881.
Melvin Bell WAS married ON the 29th
ult. to Mary T.. Luster, and ON the ID inst.
James A. Bell to Mary T.. Brown-all Of
Casey, and happy in the blessed state Of
mairimony.
Judge Winston BOSNIAN has just re-
turned from a three-days' writ To his broth
er at Lebanon ...... DR.. o. II. McRoberts has
returned from a glorious visit Ia stanford,
where he took in the grand rally Monday
night aud me election, and called to see all
of his special friends.
For the last two weeks We have en-
joyed reading TnE lSrfRIoR JouRSAL
more than usual, ON account Of the Cali
fornia letter from our old friend aud
school mate, r. T. Foster IA. j. one Of
the most intelligent and best young men
that was ger rear,d in old lincoln.
Daring election day there were sever
al quarrels but no lights. Az O'Clock The
Democratic ticket had majority Of 80 in
the Liberty precinct: GO in the Casey Greek
preoinet-only 3 Republican votes cast 50
at Middlsburg; in the jenkins precinct the
National Republican ticket has a majority
Of g, aud Thompson majority Of A. Biz
South Rolling Fork gave Republican
msioriiy Of %.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05
RELIGIOUS.

Ed. j. Gibson, Of Lexington Univer-
-ity. will preach at Rush Branch next
sunday morning and night.
-Rey. J. X. Peoples closed protracted
meeting at Bryantsville, this week, which
resulted in twelve additions to the Melho-
dist Church.
The Christian Church Of Chicago, of
which Rev. Geo. W. sweeney was pastor
till recently, has passed resolutions highly
oommcnuatory OF him, thus refuting the
insinuations against him recenily publish
ed in the Couio-Jo,uHal and copied by u.s.
Communion will be held at the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday, and the ser
vices preparatory thereto will begin to-
night by Rev. f. NJ. Green, Of Danyillc,
Mr.. McElroy asks US to say that those hav-
ing children to be baptized will please pre-
sent them on Saturday morning at the reg
ular church hour.
The international Suuday-School Les
son Committee, 10 prepare worlds sys-
tenn Of uniform Sunday-School lessons for
seven year, from 1850, il in session in
Chicago. The committee is composed Of
fourteen distinguished clergymen, two Of
these, kev. y. NJ. Palmer, u. H., Presbyte-
rian, New Orleans, and Rev. John A.
Broadus, II. D., Baptist, Louisville, being
from the South.
--Ediior h'oior JomHaE-Our meeting
closed with Waco Church last night and
can truly say God owned and blessed his
truth. Old troubles were healed by the
love Of God, aud the Church was revived
and is now unit We closed with nine
additions; : by experience and baptism,
and two restored, and several gave evil
dence Of conversion which we think will
soon take up their oross and follow the
Savior. Bro. q. Clay Smith was with me
and preached with his usual power aud
earnestness Old sinners that were unused
to weep, were moved by the power OF Gods
Spirit to weep and inquire the way to
Christ. The meeting was a power upon
the entire community. We feel to bless
God for the happy results Of the meeting.
Yours Truly, n. b. JonSsoS.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05
ROTLE COUNT.



The Boyle County Teachers Institute
will be held in Perryyille beginning Nov.
18th.
Dependency and the epizooiic are our
local preyalencies the latter in a mild
form.
The turkey trade begins anew in Dan
willie. A Mr.. Clarkson wants all in the
county at fair price.
The Harry Bruce farm was bought by
J. len Bruce, last week, at 5000. The
tract contains about 800 acres
-MARRIED.-In Boyle county ON We'd
nesday, 3rd, John b. Harris to Miss Mamie
W. Hughes, and Ernest Harris to Miss
Lucy llarris......On the 10Th ult., o. w.
Fidler 10 Miss Tommie A. Batsell.
The following is the official vote Of
Boyle county in November election; Han
cock, LIZA; Garfield, ll96-Thompson,
l,2il; Fry, l,lSO-IIancocks majority, ~
Thompsons 81. Il will be remembered
that two years ago Boyle county gave Den
ny 1913 majority. The day passed OIL quiet
ly.
-?ERsosAL.-Jos. q. Adams, Of Hen
derson, stopped in Danyille for few days
last week. Coco ooO....Col. &. h. Bow
man was in Danville on Tuesday and told
Of "liim who holds the hollow Of the
winds in His hand. .."~Dr. W. w. Daw-
son, Of Cincinnati, was here last week .....
Col. John /. Hickman, Of Columbia, Mo-,
is at Col VIM. Duke's...... VIM. II. Lucas
and family will leave at AN early date for
kansas City, Mo, their home for the iu-
ture.
-wm. Mock, Of Danyille, John Faulk-
ner, Jr., Of Lancaster, and Milton Robin
son, oolored, Of Garrard county, were held
TO answer for the murder Of John Simpson,
Ia the examing court On Thursday last,
Bail Was allowed anil given ior Mock and
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05

II. j. Gooch sold to W. d. johnson one
yearling heller at Sl5.
The election passed oil without any
serious difficulties. lIancock's majority in
this precinct is 1873; Weaver received but
3 votes; Thompson's majority is 1873.
About once in every four weeks TnE
INTERIOR JOURNAL arrives at this Office
ON Friday. whereas, a few months ago it
reached this place promptly at $3.50 o'clk.
p. N. on that day. Why is this?
Howard Sweeney is confined To his
bed with Absoess OF the Liyer...... Miss Gin
lie Perkins i confined with Fever.
Robt. Dishou is suffering from an attack Of
Pneumonia. ..... Mrs, Louisa Walters is VS.
Ting Mrs. NJ. 4. Reynolds,
The cool weather has at last proved
beneficial to those affected with the spell
ing bee fever" in Halifax, and now the Sc
date little screech-owl may nightly rest
within the gloomy walls Of the time-hon-
ored structure without fear Of disturb
ance.
Mack Estes Is teaching singing
school at Olive, using the "lIour Of Praise
as text book ..... Robt. Coiley is teaching
a writing-school at Walnut Grove, and
Rev. james W. Barron will begin select
school at same place so soon as the Fall
school closes.
The Sahbath-Sch0ol Convention at Gu
ba Saturday and Sunday was not very
well attended..""The protraoied meeting
at Friendthip closed Sunday with two adj
ditions, both by baptism, Elder j. s. Rey-
nolds oiliciating.....A series Of meetings
will begin at Olive next Saturday; preach
ing by Eld VIM. Cross, and others.
- Hon. T.. ). Gooch had an appointment
to entertain a singing-class at Halifax last
Sunday night which Was completely bro
Ken up by a couple Of drunken young
men, whose names We withhold for the
present, hoping they may take warning
aud ever after shun the damning bowl that
has lent lis contents in heaping this indel'
/ lille shame and disgrace upon them.
Hons. 4. r. Hill, Robt. Blain and w
II. Miller addressed large audience her,
last sainrdiy evening. We were not per
mittei 10 hear the burst Of eloquenoe as 4
poured forth from those modern Cieeroes
A Is generally the case whore whisky Il
allowed, some disturbance was made b,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05
LAND. sTocR AND CRoP.


craig Lynn lost valuable horse this
week. OF bolts
}. l.. Dawson, Sr, has hog that
weighs 900 'bs.
J. ;. owsley sold to Richard "ivens
lot OF feeders at 3ie.
F. Reid sold to j. W. Allen u head
3OOlb, hogs at 4 cents.
Lyle ~ Elkin bought OF several par
ties their lot OF hogs at 1 cents
jim Allen bought car load oil hogs
IN TINS vicinity this week, at cents
Tobias Beasley sold to j. A. and sam
Harris head OF ,2sl'ib cattle at die'
j. y. Denny, OF iyalisVllie' n.y. his
Tor sale thoroughbred Ooiswold Ewes
already bred.
John NJ liail sold TO farr'S ~ Evans,
OF Boyle lSo wetherS at 2le per pound'and
to Mr.. Baslin' OF Highland yoke OF oxen
Tor 80
-Nanmeter N hamil'ons celebrated
bnll, 2o'h Duke OF Aindr'e' died TUESDAY
lie cost Them s''ooo ana was valued at
slO,OOO.
Al. NunueilpN and W. Il. hlug liuln.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-11-05
Personal.

Ma. Asp Mns. D 5. nurhe. have rcturnei
from Cincinnati.
Miss rrosrScE Tnvrur,nr uturnci ircm
Lancaster this vrcl
-Ds. O. n. McRonrHr. OF Liberty, 10 enjoy iur
visit 10 biz old frind. here.
Ms. Gao T.. McioHEsn hls gons 10 Ialians
20 leoaie Good luck to him.
Mss. u. iiEsbEnsuS, Of Lowell. H. on q visit
10 her iaihcf. M. q. ]. Mci.al--fis
Miss LuCY BE,stEr will leave saturday Coz
Valparaiso. Ind. 20 attend The Sornal scnool
Mis- sra Hrtu's bright aud pretty lace 10
seen here again after long visit 10 Lancaster.
Mas. GEo. u. BHvcE and her pretty son, Hos
ard punlsr. Of Lancaster, were here this seek.
--uvH pretty iittle conc,Tnnicnt AZ Crab Orch
sri. ~. guest of Mrs. A. A. Mckinney this week.
-TuE report that pr. Leo .. Huniuan hal mar
ficl vile iu Covingtou last sunday, vn contra
dieicd by the return Of the young man without
her.
--oua thanks are due Mes. y. A. Raush, r. W.
Higgins. Joha o. Neal, squire Christopher Brown
aud Others for the ceciion returns froin their pre-
cincta
Mss. JoHS :, NASWNELE aud J, n. Meier
ran, Of panvills, Judge Geoue Denny and X. u.
Tsmiin.ou. Of Lancaster. N. rcyion. OF Liberty,
and other attorneys, are attending Circut Court
--DH. En AIooRS writes us from New Nort
that be called on Gen. Hancock aud ound him The
hnesi specimen Of the gruu' hou'a that be had ever
scen.. What pity be gill have to ilu at Gov
crnor's Island
OrH this weeks Subscribers are, Mis- salllo
Philips Gravel s~itchi W. D. Lev. Nashsillc; 7.
G. white. John joplin, Crab orcharj. ;. D. Geoeh,
Eubanks John Young. Highland IA. ,. viii
uams Leadviiie, Col, by Rev. ,. A. nogle' W =.
Dishon, Gilheu's Greek, Mrs. s. .. n. Tarrsut
Nilicnburg: ". NJ Besie, }, 7. Baushman, T.
Perdes. Ms. Jane Jennings, DOE u. Arnold VIM
Dosid., J. &. Thompson, d. y. =. walter, W. r.
Walden A Co, A. Cunningham. ilausbury West,
Lancaster }. r. Conn, IT, Mrs. Wan. Hiatt, A.
W. KAvanaugh, john Palmer, Adams Mile,
HyaiDsllie. W. l.. Barnes. J. e. shumais, Allen
Conn. nr. :. W. Brown, e. G.. Mcclure, n X. Conn,
Paint Lick WIN. Brkcle. Bryantsylle; J. A. sad
les, Grcsuieaf Mo. Waller Chenauli, D. Scott. n,
by Morgan Hudson. Elder Martin Owras, W. W.
Csldwell, Bee Lick Rev, Geo q. Barnes. stanton;
Mrs. Dr. wyatt l. Istcher Evansville. Ind. D. D.
Myers, Danvillsi s. Il. Raney, Golden city, Mo-
Ms. Lucinda Hooker, Husionville, by Dr. :
q. Hooker. stamford Geo. W. Trhhle, shelby
city; Miss N. n, wyle, w q. shumate,
Paint Lick Mrs. u. Henierson. Lowell. Geo'se 7.
McRohsrts, IT,, Northdeld. Ind, Col T.w. Miller,
Judge ,. N. Phillips, W. G. Mccormack, NJ. C.
Portman, John Land, MIS-, NJ. A. Martin : }.
Baby, Arch Andersen, forestus Reid, q. A. wal
ter, John @. saith, STANFORD Christian Engle-
man, Rich Iiill No, and Madison Engleman,
Dcs Chutcs, Oregon, by n. y. Engl emani Geo. W.
wehh. somerset, by Chas n. Webb Mr. Lizzie
Armstrong, Lexington. by Mrs.. sarah watkins.