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time prescribed by law, or this nolicd
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Apr3 30, 1915. II ~
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RICHMOND CITY.

Al meeting Of the Commillce appointed 10
make arrangements for the purpose oil paying re-
spect 10 The memory Of Gen. Andrew Jackson,
convened al The CITY Hall, on Monday, 23d June,
lSi5, Francis Wicker, Esq, Chairman, presIdi-
ing on motion Of Maj. Charles II. HYDE, Coi.
Thos. Il. Bigger was appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Robert c. Scott Esq, II was una
nimou>lv resolved as follows:
Isl. That the Hon. Andrew Stevenson he re-
ques,ed 10 deliver, on tic 2sth inst, al such place
as may hereafter &c designated, an address com
meinoralive Of The life and virtues OF ANDRE"
jackson.
u. That committee OF sever be appointed 10
select suitable place al which such address shall
be delivered, and make other necessary arrange
mcnls Tor lsla, purpose; that the committee be
charged with Toe duty OF. assigrin. appropriate
places for The Ladies, Governor ana Council, The
Judiciary, the city authorities the Clergy surviv-
ing Revolutionary Soldiers, Officers II The Army
and Navy, Officers Of The Stale. the Citizens ana
Military constituting Inc Procession hereinafter
recommended.
81. That it be recommended that civil and
military Procession he had, 10 prccede the delivr-
rs ii Tie adde's; and that the citizens aud Giil-
asy Of The ely OF Richmond, town OF Manches-
Ter, and the adjacent counties, be requested 10
unite in the procession ana attend the ceremony 4;
aud that the committee he charged with The duty
If making all ireiminary arrangements Tor such
procession.
ith Tha, The bells of the city be tolled from The
rising 10 The setting Of the sun.
9th. That Immediately at,rr The address, twen-
ty-seven guns be fired al intervals Of one minute.
9Th. That the ci,zsns OF Richmond 10 request
cd 10 suspend business on The 18th inst. from .
-, 81.
1Ih That the Committee OF Arrangements be
requested 10 invite he Governor 10 preside al the
delivery Of the address, and 10 select a clergyman
10 open The proceeding, and another TO close them
with prayer
Sin That Col Tho B. Bigger y. appoin'e ed
Chief Marshal with authority 10 appoint tie
necessary num5el Ct assistant Marshals, 10 ar
range and conduct the procession.
The Chairman then appointed as The Com
mi,iee Of Arrangements, contemplated hy the Sc
cond resolution, Inc following gentlemen; Robert
q. Scott, Chairman, ~. Fry, Cha> II. Hyde,
James A. Seldom, Jas ii. Grant, Jno. a. Ian
easter. AMI MannS. Valentine.
On motion ordered,
That The proceedings + sigac,, ny line Chair
man and Secretary and published in all the pa
peIs o. The cily. The Committee then adjourned.
FRANCIS WICKER. Chairman.
Tuos B. BIGGER, Setttaru.
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VERY LATE FROM MEXIcO

The barque Anahuac Capt Wilson, arrived
at New York on Saturday morning in twenty
two days from Vera Cruz. Gov. Shannon, our
late minister 10 Mexico, came passenger Capt.
Wilson, with Mr. Shannon and his passengers
and letter bag, came up, says the Express, in the
eight o'clock boat from quarantine. The polit.
cal condition Of ings was very unsettled II
was The general belief ,ha, there would saon be
another revolution in Mexico. The Government
was very poor, and unable 10 pay the army cr
na;y :;ith any degree OF promptEess. The &C.
neral le!;et among all classes in Mexico, was,
that Texas would moi accept the terms offered by
the Congress Of the Uniicd States and that con-
sequcnly the country won!d not be annexed
There was a very hostile feeling against Ameri-
cans and the people believed that, should Texas
be annexed, declaration If war would follow
Mr.. Shannon represents that The drafts on The
Mexican Treasury, received by the American
agent Tor The two insaments due. had moi been
paid for the want OF funds James NJ Joral.-
mon, Of New York, also came passenger in the
same vessel lie was robbed on his way from
Mexico 10 Vera Cruz with nine other coach
passengers who together lost some 1900 dollars.
Mr.. IS loss in money and clothing did not ex-
coed 100 dollars Tie country continued n The
most unsettled stale, and war is confidently an
ticpaie,i, il tie annexation OF Texas i completed
Murders and robbeTies are constantly occurring
and on the most public roads ard in The mosl pub
lie places.
The Joint committees Of Congress on the az
fairs Of Texas came 10 The following conclusion:
Thai MEXICO is Il liberty 10 authorize It's 90
vernmcn 10 enter into pacific negotiation with
Texas, which may arrange their differences or
lead 10 treaty convenient and honorable 10 the
Republic, subject TO the approval of Congress =
SO the members of The committee regard il al
most with unanimily. mol doubling that the iniu-
alory steps taken by the government are conform
ed 10 the sonndesl policy"
II appears that Tampico was in such state of
alarm on The 10th OF May, that a public meeting
was held 10 allay The agitation oflhe people
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2str3fomrnegu ls11a1ttrgr,

Yesterday was sci apart in New York !e' '''c
grand demonstration in honor 1. lie late eS-iIe-
sidcn!, Gen. !: nJrew Jackson. 1t VIII no noe''
he magnificent spectacle, and highly cIedi'ao'e
TO the people Of New York. Among o',c' -
cie,ies tie lodges OF Free Mason' VIII 'ahe pa,
in the >olemLi,ies. equipped in full regalia, "''
they will carry the same Bi lie on wh'eh &C.,. :.,,
raj Washington swore 10 support NC oon-''
lion OF The United States, when first inaugural
led. The Board OF Com ON Council held sPe-
cial meeting on Saturday evening, ana apiio'
prialed $4,000 TO dcffay The expenses q ''e -
neral obseques. Z. F. Butler ESQ, "as =
pronounce The Funeral Grafton.
In Pirsburg, (Pa,) the Hon. VIM ''N -
has been selected 10 deliver The eulosy uPo" -.
life and services Of General Jackson, on Inc y"
Of July The Rev. DR.. Campbell, formerly Pas
Tor oflhe Generals Congregation ana LOT man.
years his bosom friend, will be lnvited 10 opeH
The ceremonies with prayer.
From the Cincinnati Gazette (Whig)oi NUS
day, We learn thai last Saturday was hSeu upo"
10 commemorate The character OF Andfe" 'a'A-
son in The Queen CITY OF the West:
"Rev. Joshua L. Winston will oihclae .,
Chaplain, Judge VIM. Burke preach lunei
sermon, and joan Brough, Esq, deliver Inc eu,o-
GUM, on the occasion, and Major Gen. snyuef
be Marshall of the day. - o,,.
I'VE learn thai cur country friends VII. hoeh
in great numters Their city acquaih,anees
will be glad to welcome them, and we are haPpt
10 say every means will be used 10 enable all suen
10 participate in the ceremony. We hear ina'
ex-Governor jeremiah Morrow, President MIA,
nj Railroad, and the Directors have detefhlneu
10 put their cars, free Of expense. al me seaslce
of The citizens Of the Miami Valley. IA's
in MertgM Yiri and may teach rs MI, hot par
II, hcrerer bitter in ITS aspcriits, dos not qufneA
The trncr impniscs Of the heart, or aEe me HooN,
eonr,dions of ne soul, irheu an occasion demands
M.r f,et ptoy"
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POETRY.
SoNo.
e HERVEY

,,,, ~, has, gone 10 The home OF thy resi-,
TS.n why should my soul be So SAD ,,...
,nn,v ,bo,i has, gone where the weary are uies''
AMI The mourncr looks up and Is Slau. $50,
Where love has pot of in The land OF us o'''h-
The strains il hath gathered IN tais, -
AND Hopr-,hc sweet singer that Siadienea 'ae
earth .,,
Lies asleep on the hosom Of bliss.
,,.no ~, has, zone where thy forehead is starrd
Win The heauiy that dwelt in thy soul;
no lioh, of lbv loneliness cannot be marred
Sor Inv heart he flung hack from lis goal;
! .now thou hast drunk of the Lethe that uo"S'
Through and where they do not forget,
That sheds over memory only FePose'
And takes from il only regret
II ,by far away dwelling wherever il be,
know thou has, visions of mine,
And the love that made all things music 10 "ie'
have no, ye. learned 10 resign.
IL the hush OF The night, on the waste Oh ue sea'
Or alone with the breeze on Inc MI,
| have ever presence that whispers o. 'hee'
And nv spiri, lies down and IS SUI.
Mine eve must be dalk-iha, so long has been
dim
Ere again it may gaze upon thine
Blu, my heart has reveahngs OF tnee anu my noine
In MANY token and sign.
never look up with a vow 10 the SKY
But light, like thy beauty, is there.
And hear a low muImur like thine in reply,
When pour out my spiri, in prayer
And though like mouTner tina, sits By tomb
am wrapped in a mantle ci care
YET the grief Of my bosom, oh zeal! it not gloom,
Is no, the black efofcespair.
By sorrow revealed. rs the stars are BY night,
Far of bright vision appears;
And Hope-like The rainbow, creature OF hight
Is born-iike the rainbow-irom tears!
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lFo,7 liz Albany Arsas.]
JACKSON

yALhSoN.
The Soldier Sage in peaceful sleep
Has bowed his honored heac,
But still his deeds and words we keep
Secure. He is not dead.
His fearless heart, his iron will,
His earnest love OF truth,
They guide the acts OF Freemen sill,
And live in changeless youth.
No drawer arm in battle heat
For Freedom dealt its blow,
No clearer mind in council seat
Our land will ever know;
And yet, through all his bright cateet
Noglory seems vic
With that meek Faith, SO calm ard clear,
Tba; lii his closing eye.
His grateful country long has sealed
Ills service with lis praise,
And all he honors earth could Yield
Adorned his latest days.
lie rests from all his tolls and cares;
His high unsulled brow,
That never turned from duiy, wears
a brighter laurel now. +. W. :
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MISCELLANEOUS.

APPOINTMENTS RY TIE PRESIDENT OF the
UNITED STATES.
The following appointments have heen maze
hy The President 10 FL vacancies occurring by
II. expiration of The term oi service OF The present
in,n nhenls The term Of these officers is limit
cj by law - fJnr years.
II will h. remembered, thai four years ago, du-
ring the extra session OF Consress(oi ls4l, nun
,,rels Of Democrats who were honest and faith.
10! nuhIic officers were remOred-'heir only Of
fence being their attachment 10 the tenels ami
principles Of ne Republican pariy-and their
places we're filled By Wings, many OF whom
w.re violent parisans OF the then dominant par
~. The Pre,i,.en, has no. chosen ~ yenorc the
Wings who were thus appointed by prescribing
Democrats; but HIS PerIniited them 10 serve out
The full term ior which they were appointed
These commissions arr now expiring: and as
,hcY 81 30 il becomes The cut: OF the President
i, fill The 9acancies rs they occur. In perform
inc his du,y, il is but justice 10 The Democratic
party ,ha, honest and competent Democrats should
v: appointed 10 these Offices, from which De
,poc,ais were So unceremoniousiy ous,ed 10 make
room Tor Wings in 1871. Many other vacancies,
j, is IN der.iool will occur shortly, which II Will
y, the du,y Of the President 10 hill.
A. rhese appointments will occupy promi-
NOR, place in our columns, We have deemed u
n,auer 10 accompany them with The statement
ihat they alc appointments made, not in conse-
onence Of The removal OF The late incumbents, but
II III racancies which have been created by law
The dispcnsaton Of the executive patronage IS
one oflhe most delicate. difficult and rSsomc du'
lies nnder the Government The President Is
sensible that he must discharge his duties flrmly
however painfully il may operate IN particular
,,aspS 81 Ttui0n
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on WEAR FOR Me no SABLE HUE.


BY ANNA CORA MowATT.
Oh, wear for me no sable hue,
No qarb Of blazoned griet-when
Shall bid this gladstone earth adieu,
And fling my spirits garment BY
Nor mark the spot with urn OF stone,
Where worthless du.t, unconscious, hes;
Within your loving hearts alone,
The monument ask, should rise
And shed for me no bitter tear,
Nor breathe my name in mourninl tone
Your smiles twas mine to waken here,
And / would think them still my own
Nor link mr. image with regret
A pleasant memory would be-
To consecrate and brighten yet
The scenes that once were dear 10 me
An. why should tears bedew The sod
Where some beloved ones ashes rest!
The soul rejoice,h near lis God,
And can yc mourn tina, spirit blesl
Then weep NO; Tor the loved one flc,t
To realms more pure-a home more !aif
And call no; The departed dead!
She Ii es-she lores-she waits you there.
columbian Masas'ns.
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May 2-cw2m

TN CHANCERY.-VmmxI, Al Iue> =
Coun OF Law and Chancery Tor Cum''Is
Leanicr Cox and Nancy BIZ wife, and Gsl :
Ii. Matthews, Plalais'
against
James Isbe!l, late Sheriff Of Curicrlsri c.'I.
", and, as such, Almini>rator d h. ts'a.t'..
Leonard Boshef, ST., and Leonard Eoshri, .':-
ceased, Dr.. John Spencer JOSEPH r. Wo..' .
Joseph Fuqua, Joseph ). Palinor. Admins.
OF Gideon Bo>her, deceased John sn,i'h 90.
zah II his wife, formerly Bcsss; Ls ,'s,...
Simpson, in hi> own right, and . AIHn'.
tor OF the Estate Of Richard Simpson , t.,.
John ". Wilson, Administrator o. lEe ri -.
Same! r. Simpson, deceased, Wilem = ~.
AMI Elizabeth his wife, formerly Slrg'o' - /,
ard H.. Samuel. Leorari, James, Tlsil,S, r.. :.
Mary Amos. children OF James \ mos az 70.
his wife. John {. Bo,her, Milelus Palr'c,tt !.
Susan his wife, formerly Susan Bosbet;, ~ =,
Bosher. William B. Cox, Elizabeth W. =. =.
Matthew C. Cox, Leonard B. Cox, Naac. =
VI. Cox, Leander NJ. Cox, josiah " C9t,
The defendants, Charles Bcsher Wil.iia =.
Cox, Elizabeth w. Cox. Matthew { Coz,
der NJ. Cox, Leonard Il. Cox, Nancy No. ~
Cox, and Josiah w Cox, not haTins enter. i,
appearance, and given security, actoFc.ln. ,. All
act o. Assembly and The rules Of ihis CV.,s ~,
it appearing b. satisfactory evidence' . ne II
are not inhabitants OF this Comnon"es..sa, bsr
ordered, that the said defendants 20 aIF,r,f a.
on The tr>t day Of he next hrsu, 'eIin' nla.:
swer The original and amended bus g =" i
lifts; ard that copy Of this order ne ON IN
serted in some newspaper Pnb!ishea 10 ~ M rs
Richmond for Two moaihs succecsvei!, az :, ].
ed at The front doc, Of he Couf'-hou% :
!, county. Il COPY sS,nSoS D.
June 6-cwom B. 3. WOODsoH' -
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OFE'IC GA L..
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
Franklin Cannon register of The land office At
Jackson Missouri, vice Greer w. Davis, femov-
cd
Abraham Morrell, cot New York; consul Of
The United States for Turks Island, West Indies,
ice Jno Arlhus recalled.
John w. II ,ldng oil Maryland, as consul of
The L. States iri Inc port of Santiago de Cuba, in
The place Of ia. !. Wright, decd.
Charles y. LAWSON, surveyor and inspector 81
The revenue at Carriers Creek, Va in ,h,, p',c' Of
Rober, Edmonds, whose commission viii expire
on the 9Th Of July, 1915
Appointments to iuke trcf 29M Jnec pi.,s q, PFC
scni commissions ttpt;t.
Stanly G.. Troli, deputy postmaster 1t New
London, Connecticut in the place Of J. II. Tut
nsr.
t;core,. NJ Horton, deputy postmaster al Gene
~, New York. il The place ofJanes R.es
John X Wright. deputy postmaster al Read
ing, Pennsylvania, 10 the place Charles Trox.
Richard H. Stanton, deputy postmaster al
Maysville, Kentucky, in the place OF James W.
Cohurn.
Re-appointn,rnt.
William Pelham, surveyor general OF Arkan-
sas, from The l0ia July, when bis present com
mission will expire.
Commercial Agent.
DAVID Mar OF New Jersey 10 be Commercial
Aren, a, the Island Of 81. Thomas in the West IT,
dies.
C1as,om-iou~ OReers.
Rvsap Rawls, Collector at Eden,on, North Ca
rolina vice ThomasJ. Charlton, whose commits
sion will expire July Ist, 1915
Murray Whaon Collector Of the Customs al
presou'isle, Pennsylvania, vice Charles w kel
50 whose commission will expire July l0lh. 1915
Alcee Labranche, Naval Officer at New Or,
Jeans, Louisiana, vice Marin Durable whose
commission will expire July Isl, 1915.
Henry Hicks, collector of the customs toI Int
district OF Delaware ricc Arnold Naudain, who's,
commission will expire on The Isl July, 1919
Land Offers
Aaron Snidor, Receiver OF Public Moneys a
Jackson, Missouri vice Ralph Guild, whose com
mission will expire July Isl, 1915.
AMI l. Wheeler, Receiver OF Public Mo
neys at Winamac, Indiana. vice Jeremiaf
Grover whose commission will expire July 9Th
1915.
John f. Read Register Of the Land Office q
Jefersonyillc, Indiana vice James Scott whose
commission will expire July Isl, 1915.
Alexander J. Irwin, Receiver Of Public Mo.
news at Green Bay Wisconsin, vice Sioddarc
Judd, whose commission will expire July LIST
1915
Philip F.. Eng'c, Receiver OF Public Money.
al Charlottesville Indiana, vice John Beard
whose commission will expire July Isl. 1915.
Lyc!ns Lyon, surveyor, general Of Ohio In
diana, and Michigan. from Goth June. 1915, RIO
YIN. Johnson, resigned.
TRsAscRY DEPARTMENT, June 9, lSia
O,de,ed, That, after the frs, day q July next
certificates OF Stock Of The United States, unde
the la rs OF 1912 and 1913. with coupons attached
,nay be surrendered TO the Register OF the T.ea
.ary, and the usual certificates, hsarins interest
ard transferable a. the Treasury, issued in lbei
read + }. WALhER
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Tn The United States Court Tor ,ns me-. 10
/ Disric, Of Virginia, 9Th Gay o. 'prI-s.st!
In The matter Of bankruptcy Of - i, &
Hyueman: !, appearing BY The r'pon - hoe,
nera Assignee, filed in ibis case 'n'. nj, "a
deposre, 10 The cledi! Of he ConI,, =: sa5 % I
in the Bank OF Virginia, The sun Q. .s Re q
distribution: |, is ordered, 'ha! no" s ,er las
lished in The Richmond Enquirer, ~ tt,.trisg:is
thai Z. future term, dividend sna ~, S,', c,et;
will be made OF The said sum among .a .,sl! 5s'
Of the said Ezekiel & Hyneman, who s i, rstr'
p proved s their claims sAe. dslns1 = be ca
such fees as may be due tie officers O. =
A Cory -Teste: % c...,
Juue o5-dIt&c3t 7. m@'T
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OEEICli L.

Nathan Bsrdin, surveyor and inspector OF the
revenue ., Bristol Rhode l,lsud, rec Elkapah
French whose commission will expire July 9Th,
ls45.
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TN CHANCERY.-VI RGiSrA:-At a Corr
i Monthly Session, held Tor The county Of Leu
sa, at The Court House thereof, on MONDAY, o
lirh day oil April, lei5:
Nathaniel Taiiey anG Sarah his wife, LipscCa
b. Thomasson in his own RICH, and As admins
traitor Of Rebecca Thomas>on, deceased, MAJ,
Thomasson, David Richardson and George !
ThomaSson, Panilr'
Against
John Morrison and Mary his wifs, JOEL W.
kns and Elizabeth his WIFE AMI Polar. )
Thomasson, Derrdae''
The defendants Joel Watkins and E.la'~
his wife, ard Pollard S. 1'homatson rot hasj'.
entered their appearance and given security 4
cofding 10 law, and the rules of this Cour, q.
il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The CouIi, u
they are not inhabitants oi his Sla;e-on I;
motion Of he plaintiffs By their counsel,
ordered that The said defendants joel Watkins =.
Elizabeth his wife and POLAND S. Thomas>du
appear before the Justices oil the said CCuf..
Court on The second Monday in July TEX a..
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that a COPS
hi, order be forthwith inserted in scme hst~
paper published in the city Of Richmond iof 7
months successfully, and led :: the front t.'
Of the Cou:. House of this county On some C.s.
day. a Copy-Te>te:
JOHN HUNTER CIR.
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roprlCS VIEWS.

Amils, The crowded calumnies upon our co''h-
,ry and misreprcscntations OF our institutions anu
policy, which ahuuad in Great Britain ano on ''''
continent, il is refreshing 10 meet win paper
like The following, for which We are indebted -
friend in Germany. |, is translation from 'hc
Bremen Gazette. and is calculated 10 nave d
powerful influence in infusing correct noiions VI
our system OF Governments into ne mihas o. Iu-
rope. The extract from the London Ecohoin's'
is a lust and able exposition of American aha's'
and of The lire OF conduct which We ought 10 puf-
size.
This interesting paper we look upon as some
evidence. thata beginning has been made towards
the diffusion of correct intelligence, IN REGARD 70
this country, throughout Europe. we IeIoicea'
when we heard that the President intended, as lar
as practicable, 10 employ Americans alone as our
Consuls abroad. 1t is vitality important, that we
should be represented abroad By good and true
men, thoroughly imbued with The spirit of cur Ke-
publican institutions, fully informed in the theo-
~ and practical workings OF our political system,
and prepared, on all occasions, firmly TO counter
act the i fiuence Of The British and their lriencs
in dcrocarins from our national fame. We are
clad 10 believe, lha, in some parts OF Europe much
good has been effected By bold and enlightened
exposition vi our system and national character,
BY our resident asens-and we hope 10 see NIL
our representatives actively engaged in The noble
work of spreading over the world the light Of
ruth and experience, in regard 10 our liberal and
genial institutions
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MARRIED.

Near piushoro', y. C., atthe residence Of y. A.
Siedman, Esq, on The 9th inst, BY The Rev. Mr..
Brunclt, WILL;A:i STgp.iAH, Esq, Attorney al
Law, 10 Miss CARA II. WHITE, youngest dangh-
Ter oil The late Thomas w. White, Esq, Rich
mond, Va.
Married, on Monday morning, The 81 inst, by
The Rev. DR.. VIM. Dane, WM. Fl. ANDERSON,
Esq, of Essex, 10 Miss SARAH L. KEgsEr, oil
Piltsylrania county, Va.
Married, in this CITY, on the 4,h inst, by the
Rev. MIR. Sweeney, MIR. JAMES WILKINSON, Of
Manchester, to Mrs. ELIZABETH ASS McGISNEss
OF Richmond.