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Ares, of q klep,omaniac.


Last Thursday man registered at one of
oar hotels as II. L. Thomas, Salmon City, /.
T." He stated he was q lawyer. With him
had come from Dillon some four Indians,
who had some difficulty about horse at Dill.
Ion and Mr.. Thomas was their attorney. He
was rather prepossessipg man, tall and
large, or as q sailor might express it "fuli
and by" He wore a cane and was little
off" in one foot. He looked around and
seemed pretty well informed. Later in the
day Under Sheriff McTague received a tele-
gram from Sheriff Rhinehartto arrest Thomas
for grand larceny, which he did and held him
until Rhinebart took him away. Later all
vices indicate that Thomas is klepto maniac
He has resided in Dillon some time and is
known there rs Judge Thomas" Among
his plumber were fou nd some children's
clothes, an extra supply of overshoes, and
other light articles.
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SMALLPOX.
The Disease Appears Near Deer Lodge.

For some time 1t has been rumored that a
well-defned case of smallpox existed ut Di-
vide, tile patient having come up on the rail-
road. Some two weeks since Mr. Charles II
Manning and wife, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss May, were visiting at Divide
and we're exposed" to the disease. On
Wednesday Of this week Mr.. Manning sent
note by L. @. Larsen to Joseph Ledge in
forming him that his wife and daughter had
the disease and asking that woman who had
had the disease be sent to them to do the
homework. Mrs. Manning's attack has been
quite light; the fever was already broken
Miss Nays case was more serious. Mr.. Man
ming lives on Cottonwood creek, about tw
and half miles from town.
At 3p. m. "Wednesday meeting was called
at the rooms of the Deer Lodge Fire Com
pany, and the following action had.
H. II. Zenor was called to the chair. A
statement of the situation was made, when a
course Of procedure was determined upon
and the following committees appointed:
Finances. K. Larabie, Addison Smith, r.
6. Humber.
uel Scott, j. 4. Van Gundy.
Quarantine-Dr. A. II. Mitchell, Dr. j. ii.
owings, DIR. L. S. Terry.
The proceedings recognized the existence
Of smallpox in the vicinity and determin-
alton to confine it, IL possible, to where it
originated, or If that could not be done to
take all precautionary measures, remove all
persons afflicted to remote buildings, provide
the best medical skill and get nurses, and do
all things necessary to prevent fatalities or
the spread Of the disease.
Although other cases are not apprehended
1t was deemed best to make all necessary ar
raugements at once to provide against any
emergency, and IL was done. Money was
amply subscribed to meet all contingencies,
nurses employed, and the Manning place
quarantined.
We deem it best to give all the facts as they
occur. The smallpox is not likely to spread
or be violent at this altitude, but the charac-
ter Of the disease and its ravages in our
neighboring Territory of Washington are
such a. to command prompt and efficient ac-
ton. Our people are not alarmed and there
IL no occasion they should be; but we con-
slider 1t best to state the facts. Every precau-
tionary and remedial measure necessary will
be employed, and doubtless the disease will
soon expend itself where IL Is. We will give
the facts concerning the disease here a. they
occur. believing there will be no fatality or
spread to record, but stating them, whatever
they may be.
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ITEMS FROM DOWN THE ROAD
As Gathered il by . Wayfarng Man.

A force Of about 125 men are at work on the
Oregon Short Line in Port Neuf Canon.
The q. g. N. II. r. pay-car left Ogden on
Monday last /; arriving at Silver Bow Tues
day morning.
A special train with visiting officers q. p.
q. r and paymaster Joslyn, U. p r. r., left
Silver Bow Wednesday a. m. for Ogden.
The Ogden R. R. yard presents quite =
lively appearance these days. The arrival Of
numerous delayed freight and passenger
trains Is the cause.
From Cheyenne, w. T., to Deer Ledge the
snow il from inch to three feet deep. The
only "break" Is for about three miles at Mar
ket Lake.
A gentleman who arrived here. Tuesday
from Durango, Col, states there il sswhite
mantle" the entire distance. Another gen
tleman, from Chicago, states it commenced
showing when he left Chicago and continued
ntil the arrival Of the train at Evanston,
Wyoming.
The following officers Of the U. r. r. r. ar
rived II Silver Bow on Tuesday morning
bound for Butte on Official business: Messrs.
J. 7. Clark, General Manager; J. H. Cong
don, General Master Mechanic; ID. BENNETT,
Gencral Superintendent Buildings; Goe. Ste
vens, General superintendent Car Depart
menf; @. w. Thatcher, Supt U. &N.R. r.:
p. A Swain, Train Dispatcher u. n N. R.R
The party wss met ut Blackfoot l,y MI. W.
q. Howell Supt Of the Gilmer, Salisbury 3
&
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Judge Galbraifh and District Attorney
Mayhew have returned from Missoula. During
the tern, there n man named Boyd plead
guilty aud was sentenced 70 two yean IN the
penitentiary for grand larceny, Another,
named McKeeney, plead guilty Of selling
liquor 70 Indians and was sentenced TO two
years In the penitentiary and 70 pay ffne Of
si0O The Indian Pierre who killed another
Indian near Missoula last summer by rum
ming knife In him was found guilty Of nur-
der In the second degree and senteDcedto
twelve years In the penitcntiary. Morris
and Preecs. the parties who recently bad the
sfIfay with the Indians = 6tevsnxvills, were
tried BY jury and th1 jury di~agrsed Thess
we're Al the crimiral cnees tEicd. = shere-
cent term,
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Clear thu Track.

The Light-Running, New Home Sewing
Mach1As, all styles and prices, in great vari-
ETY., sold and rented. This machine speaks
fer itself and is claimed TO be the best in
America to-day. Call and see for yourself
and don't buy elsewhere before you have ex-
amined the LightRunning New Home. 1t
is q beauty, works like charm and has no
rival. Sold on monthly installments. Old
machines taken in exchange for new by L..
Rosenkrantz, Office and Ware Rooms, City
Hotel, Main street, Deer Lodge, Montana.
Farmers of the valley should give him call.
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Large Colony for custsr County.

A party Of prominent gentlemen arrived at
Miles Cityiast week. In speaking Of these
gentlemen, the Yellowstone Journal says
that they are combining business with pleas
ure, and while in search Of the willy buffalo
will select large tract for the location of .
large colony. Mr.. G. 8. Drommond, OF the
party, represents three great land companies,
viz, the Scottish-American, Canadian and
Dundee. He Is in search Of tract Of land
whore large colony can b. located, and not
less than one million dollars win be expand
cd in the enterprise. The plan Of these COM
panies Is to select the ground, and bcild =
good house and barn on each quarter section
before the colonists arrive. By this arrange
ment every settler is ut once ready to begin
farming after he arrives, having good home
from the start.
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Weather Forecasts.
Herald.

A local weather seer makes the following
forecasts for Montana:
November 2s.-Warm wind melts all the
snow.
December.-Up to II, fine; ground bare Of
snow; warm sun and night frosts; . good
spsllfsr stock.
17th 70 20th.-A few light snows, probably
six inches, near Christmas severe
spell Of sharp cold, similar to that Of the mid
die Of November.
Balance Of the month fne winter weather,
with little snow on the ground.
Ifpredictions don't come true put them ten
days later. This Il the difference between
east and west and north and south storms.
II nlifRcuit 70 say which Of the two hits
first.
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mo. ioi2.l
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND orrIcx,
II n ~ natAh.r iatk fAlr


HELssA, M. t., October 18th 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry Tamke. Robert
Fenner aud Thomas Stuart, whose postofice address
IL Deer Lodge Deer Lodge County, Montana, have
this dav fled application for patent for 80 62.100
acres of Placer Mining ground, situated Caribou
Guch, Granite Mining District tunorGanizedl,
County of Deer LODGE. and Territory Of Montana and
designated by the official plat and field notes onic In
this office as Lot No. 81, Township North. Ringe
. West. Said Lot No ~ II described with magnetic
variation at ~ to 2Se East, follows, to- wit Be
ginning at post set tor corner No, |, four inches
square, five feet long, twelve inches III the groind
and marked NJ G. s7-i; whenc" corner to Sations
and H. on East boundary Of Township North,
Range West: hears North 45H East Bs-f0o
chsns distant, and running thence North 2no West
~ chains to corner No. 2: thence North B6H , Vast
~ chains to corner No 3: thence North 10 . East
chains to corner No. 4; thence South ca East %
chains 10 corner No. s.: thence South Ave East %
30 100 chains to corner No. 8; themes south 1a1 9
East 10 chains To corner No I: thence Sonth SO
West 40-t00 chains 10 corner No and place OF be-
ginning, containng an area OF 81 81 100 acres
The above desciibe mining ground Ia claimed by
right Of location aud purchase compliance with the
nsages and custom OF miners and the undisturhed
ownership and Possession thereof for Elk years
set pact by the said applicants their grantors aud
Predecessors In intrrest The nnly sAjaning ciim,
ants Rczin Anderson, ct al claimants to unsur.
veyed Placer Mining ground on the East.
u ssi-iot J. ii, MOE. Register.
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SOB REWARD.

strayed from Browns Guch last April, enc span Of
work horses, one a chestnut pinto, bad-taced and
white-eyed branded &c I ON shoulder. weighs about
100 pounds. has a long scar on the inside ~
OF one hind leg. The other IL grew -
horse, branded with circle ), thus-S/
weighs about 1900 pounds The above reward will be
paid for the return of the above described horses To
ladder q Walkers wood YARD ~ Butte CITY. Fast
Park street.. TADDkR ~ WALKER.
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SMALL POx IN THE WEST.
The Pestiienee Raging in Washington Territo

SAN Francisco, Nov. 17.-At Dayton, w.
T., 90 cases Of small pox are reported, and the
disease is assuming alarming proportions.
There have been II deaths in the town and 9
in the immediate vicinity. New cases are re-
ported daily. The town is under guard. To-
day the Northern Pacific stopped running
trains to New Tacoma.
DAYTON, w. T., Nov. 19.-Small- pox is
raging In this city, there being large num-
Der Of cases reported. Thirteen deaths have
already occurred. Twelve new cases were
reported to-day. All coaches have stopped
and all trains have been taken off the North
ern Pacific at this point, no enc being allowed
to come to or go from the city. The surround
ing towns, including walla Walia, are al
ready quarantined. New Tacoma is also in
Tested with the dread disease, and q large
number Of deaths have occurred. The dis
ease is said to have been brought in by inn.
migrants recently arrived from Chicago.
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4 FINE COLT.
III. baby Of H.reA .aa Meth. Norris.

Mr.. Ed. Larabis was handling one day shis
week one Of the haDdsomcst and most dociIe
colts We have seen. IL was the more re-
markable ~ II proved TO be the frst-born Of
those flyers Hcrod and Nettis Norris.
Hevod. Jr.. u 81 months old and weighs
SIS pounds. He was bred ~ the Willow Run
ranch. owned By Larable Bros. Herod, Jr.,
was sired BY Hsvod, record G36i. and out Of
Nettie Norris, ones owned by Vanderbilt,
record 2aol. This = the lrst co'tever foaled
in Montana with sire ard dam having such
low records. Hsrcd, ", y remarkably IN
bred. his sire Hsrod being N inbred Black
hawk and dam By Blackhawk Eclipse II
Montana produces such colts y viii not -
long until California y caIDsd u ) s'show.
down" on trotsing stock
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Election Notice.

Office Granite Mountain Mining Company
No. At Olive Street,
st. Louis Missouri. November II, 1881.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF this
company, for the election of Nine t9l Trustees ia
serve for the ensuing year. will be held the office oil
the company. IN the city of St. Louis State of Mis-
rouii, on TUESDAY, December q, 1881. Polls open
from ~ I'd. to Up. m. JOHN T. FIELD, -
IT GAG Secretary
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Collection Notice.

Having purchased the interest OF Samuel Maturin
In the late firm of Belenberg q Maturin, notice IL
hereby given to persons to whom the late firm was
indebted to present the bill for payment. All per-
sons owing the late firm also notified TO settle
their accounts by cash note Within thirty days. ~
the books thereafter will be placed with an attorney
for collection with costs -
c. P.H BIELENBERG.
DEER Lopss, November 1, 1881. 6tstf
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!, THANKSGIVING DAY
DANCE D! 7sE !!GyV!Gg CLUB,
HINES HALL, PHILIPSBURG, MT.

The Club will give the first OF their series
of dances for the winter Mt Hines Hall,
Thanksgiving Eve Choice music will be In
attendance, and the gentlemen composing
the following committees will arrange every
detail looking toward making pleasant aud
enjoyable time for all:
FLOOR MANAGERS
John g. McLane, Thos. Ward,
Sam'l Silverman. A. A. Mcdonald
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
John G. Taylor. w. T. Allison,
Christopher Hart.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
+. T.. Perkins, f. ID. Brown, DR.. Bowie.
COMMITTEE ON strPER.
John II. Price.
IL Tickets procurable from any member
and not at the Hall Thanksgiving Eve.
Dancing to commence at 7;30 p. m.
6l4-2
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Held for Ranch Bill.

About October, 1880, man named Jack Mahony
left ut my place. Philipsourg to be ranched sor-
rel horse branded with anchor on hip. am led to
believe the name Of the owner Is Lyons aud that he
resides In Butte vncinity. The owner II requested
to prove property, pay charges aud take the animal
away. JOHN MCLEOD,
6li-4t Phlipsburg,
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NEW TO-DAY
Bedding Lost.

Lost, four miles below Deer Lodge, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 2zd large roll Of bedding wrapped In
canvas Ia known to have been picked no by freight
ers. The person having II In possession will please
leave II at Ward d McAndrews' etable.
s46-ft j. w. WALL.
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Stvayed or Stolen.

A Strased, or was stolen, from the
VJ~muHth of big Rock Greek, Mia
AZ "A Houla Co nty, about 5epcubcr 10.
~TI large nay, Oregon Ma {. with
NN black smoking c.'t. The mare was
branded u ON lStt shoulder; right
hinu loot white: right fore foot Any infor-
nation concerning these animals viii be literally
warded by KENNETH CARR,
eaa-4ts Deer Lodge.
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NOTICE.

have rented my saloon and bakery TO Ell Dezourd,
who will manage tho business TO the satisfaction of
customers, and to whom recommend the patronage
of nv friends. X BOISVERT.
DEER LOPEZ, NJ. T., October 90, 1881. 6Is-4t
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Live Oak Stations For Sale.

have two Live Oak stations, ont OF good mares,
three yearr old next spring, which will cell al
able figures These are large wel!-bred, and proms-
ing stations. Their breeding and any information
desired will be given on application to
THOS. STUART,
s4nf Deer Lodge, NJ. T..
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SYRAYED OR TAKEN UP.

Advertisements under this head will be charged
hfteen cents per line for the FIRST insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent Insertion.
measured in nonpareil type
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Notice Of Collection.

Having retired from the business known as the
Deer Lodge Bakery, all those knowing Themselves in
debted to hereby notified to settle &C once and
save cost BOlSVERT.
DEER LODGE. NJ. T., October %. 1881. G4a-4t
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

ROLL OF HONOR.
This is composed OF pupils who have been
exemplary in their department; who have
been faithful In their studies; who have
neither been absent nor tardy, and who have
been constant pleasure TO their teachers:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
James McAndrews, Ida Barnard, Anna
Smith, Mary Carver, Maggie Carver, Eddie
o'Neil, Henry Peterson, Peter Peterson,
Herbert Foster, John Mahoney, Blanche
Stuart, Hugh Mitchell
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
Lillian Barnard, Cora o'Nsil BERTHE Robin
son.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
\ Warren Kelley, Chas Wentworth.
We hope 10 increase the number Of names
under this heading IN the report Of the next
quarter. j. II. MEYERS. Principal.
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D. d N. r. r. Co. IN MosrAHA,
OT11cn " SnCRKrARr AND TR1AsURER.
OMAHA, Nxs.. Oct. 81, 1881
Notice e hereby given that principal once Of this
By Samuel Word, Esq, in Butte City. Montsns1 =
Ehich place the Company win be Represented by
0e0rge ". Irwin. Assistant Secretary Ct the COMPANY
By order Of the Beard Of Directors
]. W.GANNerT.
Montana =
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Notice to Owners Lots in Deer Lodge City
and Philipsburg.
All parties owning lots within the limits of
Deer Lodge and Philipsburg town-sites that
nave not been listed, will please notify the
Lodge City, on or before the Is inst, a. after
that date lots not given in will be listed to
unknown owners and sold for taxes.
s JANIS b. McMAsrKR,
Assessor Of Deer Lodge Co.
Deer Lodge, N. T., Nov. Is, 1881. 2t
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EPISCoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutchings will
offieiate IN ST. James Church. Deer Lodge, on
the first and third Sundays; in Phiiipsburg on
the second and New Chicago the fourth sun
days Of each month.
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Notice,

During my absence from Montana [comm nc.nf
hands o. Lew Coleman, Deer Lodge N. r., with
whom all business with me during nv absence IL 4
be transacted. D. RI. TRJPANT
645it Of Yam ain.
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cArHoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at clock each Sunday under direction
OF Sisters OF Charity.
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Aew Aorth.apest.
RELIGIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures by Elder Moun tjoy in
the Court House on the second and fourth Sun.
days OF each month nt j o'clock n. m. and 7
O'Clock p. m. Bible Class and Sunday School
every sunday at the same place at Q o. m.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Cash Department. New Northwest.

The following subscriptions have been paid
i,,,,, In
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. Observation-Disclosures School every Sun.
day at 2 o'clock. - =
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Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postofhce to another. MUST MENTION
TIE OFFICE TO WHOA 1T WAS PRE-
VloUSLY SENT.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14

smo,tz sells butter, "n'''
tail. Give him = CALL
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
THE DEADLY kXPLOHIyE
A Olyeerine Magazine and Two
Men Blown to 6hreds.

BRADFORD, October 13.-About half
past nine o'clock tonight loud report,
resembling the discharge of an artillery
park, WAS heard in this city. The
dreadful sound was not to be mistaken.
1t was the explosion of nitro.g ycerine.
Later there came conflicting reports
that the glycerine magazine belonging
to the Roberts Company and containing
three hundred pounds of the deadly
stuff had exploded, tearing up earth and
laying low trees as II by hurricane.
The cause of the explosion at this time
is not krown. The Roberts Company
say that none of their men were sent
to the magazine, and yet pieces of cloth
and shreds of flesh were found scattered
all around. IL is probable that moon.
lighters, while tamperink with the
magazine, in some unknown way
caused a shock, which set off the devil
ish stuff. The magazine was located by
the West Branch, two miles and half
from the city, in lonely spot. Rumols
are flying thick and fast. The latest is
TO the effect that two moonlighters,
whose names are unknown, were blown
into such infinite shreds that the re-
mains will not fiji cigar box. IL was
enc of the most terrible explosions that
ever took place in the "Luna Valley"
A few minutes before the explosion two
men were seen driving in the direction
of the magazine, and it is believed at
this hour that they were the victims of
the disaster. Persons who saw them
say they looked like and probably were
moonlighters. There names cannot be
ascertaluei tonight.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
The L.test Cabinet Gossip.

WASHISGToN, October 13.-I'resi.
dent Arthur told the committee of Sen.
ators who waited upon him on Tuesday
that he would send in his Cabinet ap.
pointments after the Yorktown celebra.
tion. Tonight he has decided on but
three permanent nominations. The fol-
lowing may be considered settled upon
now, whatever changes may occur in
the future Frelinghuysen for Secre.
tary of State, Folger for the Treasury,
Lincoln at Secretary Of War and James
for Postmaster Gen at least until = s)me
disposition is made Of the Star Route
cases. An intimate friend OF Mr.Ccnk.
ling said tonight "James will not
stay in the new Cabinet any great
length of time, Conkling's opinion OF
him may be gathered from the last re-.
mark he made to him IN the night of
his departure for New York. Mr..
James, he said, in his most whitening
tone, mo one ever expected you 10 re-
sign. You are not of the stuff that
heroes are made of. Good evening,
SIR
1t is rumored tonight that Eugene
Hale will be offered the Navy Depart
ment portfolio, with view Of afford
ing Blaine an opportunity to come back
to the Senate.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
M a X kRIAGES.

ANDE ESQ -DANIELS-Cni the 18th Inst.
by Rev. Il. bavis, Mr.. George V. Ander
son TO Miss Josephine ). Daniels, both Of
this city.
NJ MASON-tiIBSDN the 18th inst. by
Rev. +. Is. DuNal, Mr.. Delaware Mason
and Niss annie Gibson, both Of this city.
KEISEh-LANGRAClI-On the 18th inst.
by Rev. " j. PaNSan, at Chester, Pa. v IN.
kryser to Anna J. Langbach, both Of tnis
city.
DAVIS -GRltF FIT H-Dn the Sth inst at
Chester IA, by Rev. W. !. TaAson, George
N. DAVIS to Sadie A. Griffith, both Of New
Castle, Del.
BALL pERKlNS-Cn theilSth inst. at the
residence of the groom, No. 3OI Arlington
street, by Rev. pr. Nixon, i. Frank Ball,
Esq, 20 Miss da Perkins,
NfrUN-CARMlCH Elton IN 0
18Th inst, al tbs residence Of the brides
parents, No. 523 West Sixth street. by kt.
Rev. AT ed Lee, ,ienry K Pennington,
Esq. to Miss Henrietta, daughter If James
Carmichael. all Of lhis city.
AYERS ANrfR-Un the 18th inst, by
Rev q. l.. More, Mr.. George ~ Ayers TO
Mrs. Mary Jane Baxter, both Of Chris Ia ma
Hundred.