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Jndicinl Distrscts Of Mississsppl.

4rrapgsa according 10 4ct Of 1914, and iceat into
operation after tie tate election.
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+. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
TazOO City, Miss.

uhUU OIlyg MISS
* ONTINUES to practice regularly in
Othe Superior Court of Chancery, High
Court Of Errors and Appeals, Circuit Court
Of the United States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit courts
Of Yazoo, Holmes and Carroll counties.-
dice in tho Insurance building on JefTer
son Street
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TnE Nnxr Coke REss.-The elections for
the new Congress have taken place in fifteen
sgITes, entitled TO TBS members. aud allow
ing the districts (nine) in which no choice
has been made, TO be filled in the same way
they are in the present Congress, the result
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The following is the order addressed by
Gen. Wool to his army when be arrived on
the Rio Grande:
Headguarfeys. Camp on me Rio Gronde. )
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leans 10 the Pacific, and New Orleans will
become greater than Tyre, 1.-THE Queen of
(siiin. g
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WAR DEPARTMENT, Oct. l6 1916.

Sir-sn reply to yopr letter of the 18th
inst, have 4 9 honor 10 inform you that it
is not contemplated to make any further call
on the Executive Of your State for any vol
unieer or militia force with view to the ex~
isting war with Mexico. A sufficient amount
Of force for the prosecution Of that ,Uar has
IL is believed, been already called into ser
rae
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THE WHTG.
Friday, December IS .Is46.

OF Well, after good deal of labor, We
have got our "Poetical Machine" into ope>
ration, and in ''a trial movement" it ground
out the following:
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1. i-io.
Letters have been received here from Baltimore
via Guaysqu to Sept. 2i;h. Richmond Flour on Doard
was worth $40 al months. There had been sale OF;
400 barrels duty paid So, ., and months Cocoa
quoted s. 50 on board Il ID stated that CONNER
ca Agent from the United States Is about to present
memorial to the Congress al Quito asking sppropra
ton 10 pay the claims OF the American ships Josephine
and Ranger as was agreed at the Convention held in
December last at Cuenca The Minister Of Finance has
forward rather suggested tho expedicncy OF
a law 10 lqudate these claims by imposing duties on
North American produce or manufactured goods through
the Custom House.
The L S sloopofwa Dale. commander Me
Kean from Rio de janero arrived a, Cal!ao Sept I'D
and on the 2Gih sailed tor the coast OF California The
officers and crew were reported all well.
Adj. Gen Bowman inspected orr olunteer Com
NAMES al their several places of rendezvous last even
ing The Cadw6llader GrayE, Capt X h. scott and
Monroe Guards Capt Small both drafted into the
Pennsylvania Regiment Beside these II is now almost
definitely understood that the Philadelphia Light Guard
Capt bennett the Washington Light Infantry, Capt
Binder and City Guard, Capt HILL viii comprise com
panies in the Regiment The collections for their com
Portable equipment are gong on orskly committee
sitting every day at independence Hall for the purpose
We have had great deal Of building in the city
and districts the In the city 10 in hensing
ton 3O7 ard in Spring Garden 403. Among these are
several churches factories and other very large struc
lures
Capt Walker OF Texas is in town and has been
the lion of the day He visited Independence Hall and
other public places and repeatedly cheered by the
people.
Mr. Webster received the calls of his friends nj
the Washington House this morning.
Gen. Cass yesterday at ,loness snd his
political friends in large numbers visited him
Dr. Hoick has been very successful III the
treatment Of OF lockjaw by the agency Of gavan
ism There will be detailed repor, OF the case pub
lshcd which will be looked for with interest.
Gen. Cameron. whose position in our State may
be considered very interesting leaves the city for
Washington this afternoon having been cordially re-
ceived during his stay here by numerous friends.
SALES OF SrOoKs-Firsf B0Grd-SlOO0 State IS
6si 10 Fur x Mecs 44i 10 Mcc's 24! 1911 Bank 81 ;
$4,000 Ten S. lst July % 20 Beaver Meadow 6i .ltr
First BOard--jO Vicksburg bj $40 Win 6s les
So Second Board-S50o0 State So 6s: $1,000 State IS
6s; - L : Bank 3..-dfta Second Board-l00 L 3: ;
$50 Harrisburg b. ii 100 Vcksburg - 6. 70 Grard
b Q! 20 Philsd Bank - 20 Harrisburg BIDS a
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Trade of the Hudson,
Produce and Country Merchandise Arr'vHE al NeiU York
Reported Yeeaily far The Netr- York Tribune

Produce and Country MercAaI.de Arr,vHE al NeD York
Reported Yeca,ly fsr The Nesr- York Tribune.
FRIDAY, Dec. I, 1916.
TrJy aud Erie Iron Tor BoGt Lme-BOGi J0shmc Barker
-6es 6bls Hour Buckley 4 CO.. $50 do Suydam Sage
Co; Is DO lard Perry Co; y DO ,sllow Neteeosr;
do crsnberr!ea- 1850,
Old Troy Line Pop Cctitn-Barge Aonroe-74s bbls
-Four Pope Csilin: $50 do Clark Coleman; q dead hogs
T. Wsldron. ibis potatoes do apples LoDgstreet
Is 90 potatoes Williams; l9 rkns butter John Johnson's
sons s r,bs do g. 81 L Dewitt: arkins do W Martin;
go Dbl. seed 81 lcs DO ketchum Son
vsar- York and Troy To1 Boar Lhe-Barye Nen- York
5s7 bbs aour \ Il Wolfe: 80 do W Griffith; 1fa do
Beranaa. $50 DO Suytam, Sage Co; 20 do beef Dows
< Gueau; Is do Forbes; ~ do g Avery; "A Conan
Hopkini.
ing Co. 50 kegs butter Work Drake.
Albany and Nslc- York LiRe-BGrye CtcG-o3 bbls pro-
visions 81 ics beef Mahoney see DO II Cheney Coz
525 DO Coper Gerard: do BOWS Gu.,eaui ltO sides
leather Z. Freeman; 30 d Bullarc Co.
Same Liue-BGrgs Z C0rzsHg-5e bbls hour w
Walker: - do z Peese; 3ee do Dows Guttesui u do
n Van guskirk: $50 DO ;, Sage X Coz "a do Dwight
Johnson % do Clark Coleman; - do Allen While
sey: ga 90 provisions Hubbard. Ch-eney & Coz 81 do
onions " Tapsco; 81 bb.s provisions 81 bds hides
D Maholey.
barley Jones Tower.
Saase Lise-Sloqp Nassop-7-o bush barley q bbls
SAM Lise-Boat " BSaAora-250O bush wheat Jone.
/ Tower
SAM Lale--SLoop Benz AstHp-7s6 bbls -Four lao do
whisky Jones l Tower
So1ae Liz<-Boa, .4Lctnoe-aIOo bush whea. Jones (
Same Ld.e-Sos J Priayle-ioo bbls hour Jones &
. Tower
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DIED

On Thursday morning. Dec I'd, JOSEPH W. d.
VAIL. NJ D. aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends OF the family and members
Of the Medical Society invited to attend his funeral
this Saturday. afternoon al o'clock from his late resi-
dence No % Lispenardst Funeral services IN the Lu
theran Church OF st James Mulberyst between Grand
snd Broome
At Lansingburgh Rensselaer, Co on Thursday morn.
ing Sd inst in the sOth year o. her age Mrs. ALICIA
BLATCHFORD widow OF the late Samuel Blatchtsrd,
ID.
On Thursday evening Dec 3 OF dropsy in the brain,
HERMANN ABNER, only Of Henry and susan
humme aged year and II days
The friends and scquaintances OF the family are
specfully invited attend his funeral this Saturday,
afternoon al 3 o'clock from No. - Vestry.t
On Friday morning, Attn inst OF congestion OF the
brain WILLIAM HENRY. son OF Strong and Martha
Moore aged II years months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OF
his uncle, VIM. B Moore are respectfully invited 10 at
tend MS funeral from the residence OF his ather 10 y
Catharine-st on Sunday afternoon, az ! o'clock.
At Litchteli Ct. the evening OF wednesday, Nov
9th Mr. CHARLES B. HuRLBUT, aged = years
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MAGIC HAIR DYE

-cIltfT
~ II persons who wish TO change the eoof ,,T
hair snd whiskers, who haze grown premature
from disease other causes kncw the des;r1ess r1
hes OF many OF the compounds ioisted upon 5e.sI
would pause before making any sppiicahon ..oT-pes
which effects perfectly the object intended sca r. 30
not inJure the hair IN the sgh;est degree. Ffo e q
lar deiicaey and softness, IL particularly VOTE III
completely changes the color bTlsncy sra
texture uneeualed by the most magnificent - ~
To THOSE TROUBLED WITH oSSDRCy, or wesh -.,..cp
Ch<meai bs5igoTGteT Is recommended IN sTey 10 ID
lie use has been attended with unboundet ~ ar
shape OF full clear ard pstrous head Of hsh g
ticuars and applications OF the Dye call on L "a
Broadway, 20 which place orders from lhe eQln3,
be eddressed- Both articles for sale 81 ihe
dug aod fnnrY slorrs IN the Union.
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Markets. Carefully reported far The Tribune,

FRIDAY, Dec 4.
AsHES-Of Pots about $50 bbls sold today at 37.0
s. mos,Iy at the lower rate OF Pearls the sales
light al IS OF the Montreal Pots there have been
sales the receivers being DESTROYS OF holding until
the Steamer arrives.
coTTOS-T'he aalos to-day ara 1000 bales az full
prices, for export and 10 manufactures
FLOUR AND MEAL-The near approach OF foreign
nes has checked operations and the sales to-day have
been quite small as Tar at least made public. In quo
tatons there - marked change but prices aoat are
dull state Of Inc market G=nesee pure 10 81! a. 81,
the latter IN store, with privileges Michigan mixed Il
straight =. aaoat For the East and home consump
ron there Is moderate business doing. The receipts
not considerable. Shipments can be made 10 Liver
pool at Is Cd, bat shpmasters frmer to-day and
generally AJAX 10 I'd sterling In Southern hear of lit
lie doing Georgetown is held at ; 80 out other de.
scrptioas can De had at .. Rye Flour 75-rather
quiet Corn Meal3 $50 SIT with sales 500 bbs for
export Bag Meal 25ol 20 for Yellow and White
shorts 1ac cents Ship Stufs l00II. Fine Feed u a
Il cents. Buckwheat Il .. and les in bags.
GRAIN--A shipper came into market to-day for
Wheat aud took $1,000 bushels pure Genesee private
terms The market for Genesee ID nominally il51ll-
cent? Mixed 1850 log cents OF Corn there were sales
500 bushels Northern for disulling al 60 cents
weight delivered and 700 or 600 bushels Northern and
Jersey Yellow old al o7G7o cents, mostly for export
Rye quiet IN consequence Of the scarcity OF vesses
Sales GOO bushels al sc! cents delivered. in Barley
hear OF sales. The 5000 bushels sold yesterday was
az about 90 cents Oats are steady az 339 for Canal
c3o for River, 81 49, for Southern. Black Eyed Peas
are - per bag Of bushes Northern Beans ! Ia q
2. per bushels. Peas q; al II! per bushel.
WHiSKf-Bbls fru1er to-day at 81 cents. Some
specuissora In market. Sales Is Drudge Casks al
Is cent?.
HAYAbout 1900 bales sold 1905 cents TO 90 into
store.
TALLOW-The market Is firm. 4 lot of y OoO lbs
Pennsylvania prime sold al 81 cents
BONE-Sses 5000 lbs North West at y cents for
home and sna lot South Sea at 10 cent? cash.
OfL-Country l.inseed Is quiet at s. cents. Crude
Whale tor home use q 40 cents, with small saes
HoPs-The market is little hrrner bur without
transactions OF importance. First sort Western could
not probably oe bought below 10 cents.
SEEOS-kough Flax for crushing brings l2s cents
New Clover noinaIly ceuts- Some small ota Of Tim
othy have been picked up speculation but particulars
did not t1nspirt Tie range 70. good 10 SIP si per
ne-re.
PRovIsIoNs-These har. been sales 900 or 800 sbls
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BROTHER JoNArHAS.-The origin of this term
as applied TO the United States, is given IN recent
number OF the Norwich Courier. The Editor says
il was communicated by one of the most intelli-
gent gentlemen and sterling Wings III Connecticut.
now upward OF eighty years OF age, who was an
active participation in the scenes OF the Revolution
The story is follows
When General Washington. after being appointed
commander of the army OF the Revolutionary war
came TO Massachusetts organize II, and make prepa-
rntons for the defence of the country he found great
restitution OF ammunition and other means necessary
to meet the powerful foe he had TO contend with and
great difficulty to obtain them If attacked IN such con
dit:on the cause might be hopeless on one oc
cason AZ that anxious period consultation OF the OIL
GERS and others had when it seemed no way could
be devised to make such preparation as was necessary
His Excellency Jonathan Trumbull the elder was then
Governor of the state of Connecticut on whose udS
ment and aid the General placed the greatest reliance
and remarked We consult Brother Jonathan on
the subject The General did and the Governor was
in supplying many Of the wants OF the army
When difficulties a!terward arose, and the army was
spread over the country it became byword We must
consul. Brother Jonathan The Yankee 10 still ap
piled to portion but Brother Jonathan" has now be-
come designation OF the whole country as John buli
has for England
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GoURAuD,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JULIA WRiDHJ-SASTo XXI sd
Yeung B!arkstone's frame with strong exciiecas
And innate fear-snd yet be scarce knew wnyi
II might DC Julias fantness he ntstook
Ard misinterpreied her !ongdrawn s;gb
Twas plain as II 'Iwere printed in a book
SA< i0Ted him as tie apple Of her eyf
Al length be opened Ju!ia's perfurn'd brtfi
scarce need say, It gave Bis heart relief a.4voce
q The "longdrawn sigh OF many wrstets tg.olss
mar be traced 10 the presence Of tan,
saowuess, Iingworm, sslt rhsun, redness % 90
her face. GOURAUD'S Aa!iar hef'efssss - :. ,,os
curative for these eyil4-nking the sEin az
GOURAUDS PoldTrI sbt'ief VIII exirpa,,een s Grees
Hair from any part Of :he frame. GOu KACpS ,r~aS
Eaa DIX possesses the remarkable chemical r. SD
OF changing red light or gray hair 10 ero"n ,oseSs
6OURAUDS'S Liquid Rouge iinpsris q spen''s
10 pale cheeks la be ~
bR FELIX GOURAUD's preparations can ss Its 10
cured gecGine, Al his depot, 81 Walker.st Ii" 2
Broadway.
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DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
sYElEcTRic TELEG RAPH'
FORCES FOR TAMPICO.
w.suryeros. Dec. +

WASHINGTON, Dec. - NJ
1t is said that Levi b. Slsrnm has been appointed
Purser in the Navy. Commodore Stewart has not
yet received his orders from Government
The brig Mary Jane arrived at Ne*-orieans on
the assh alt from Brazos 81 Isgo with Information
that the steamer Neptune LETT Brazos Tor Ianpico
on HE 2lst ult with se-erai companies OF the ID
Regimen OF artillery. The steamer Sea was tax
ing in the field battery Of the Regiment. consisting
Of two la2ounders sixteen 6-pounders, and othef
munitions Of war. passenger II The Mary Jane
direc- from Camargo informed them that there was
nothing new from the Army.
The schooner Berlin, with Government stores
fror1 New Orleans for Matasorda weHt ashore IN
Ma ords Bsv on the 9th uli and Is tota! loss
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Pork at 50 50 and So The nsrke, 1. he,,v
rates OF Beef 900 Dbl. new sold a, g., .s :sss
Prices are heavy. Beet Ham, are plenty and 81
excepting ST decline. Terces Seefsi5 so I,.sssase
y FOR good S~ies 100 bb,s prime ana 40 49, "a
Il and dull In Picked Meats nothing DON, T.asar
Hams nominsly 6e6l. Shoulders {e4i. 80. SEs
ehscs pssss. s cent cent, i05 Western
noninaly If7s in boxes. The sales are Hu,i,sy sss;
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NEw.YoRz BIBLE SOCIETY At the twenty third
annual meeting OF this Society, held al their rooms On
Thursday afternoon the following officers and managers
were elected President " ? bJE- IL y siGe res
idezts A r ws,.b g Buck Ir Thomas bond, II Gee.
s Coaover. E. q. slatrhford & s Ban Secretaries
George 4. TTras Corresponding J. F Williams, Ee-
ec-dns. TREASURER. George z WLnHns
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Mss SOPHIA SsnrH-Our readers viii &c och.
r,e,ber the .rssicsl cad OF this young wca.s ,s.
year sgo The verde, given 81 the time w,s Ia, a.
came to her death BY ser own hands, The,e rcr,--
however who TO this day doubt tie justice 81 y, :.
dict. /, was certainly the most exsrscydias,, r,4,
ever coinmitted--it indeed it suicide Tie So
Dispsch OF TO morrow announces story Of ~; ;.
which promise. TO throw ssrne new Light upos I, =,
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Business Notires.

NorIcE-To the Wig wearing portion OF -
m-nity.-You sre respectfully Invited to cal ss...
% Ps.k.row. and exnsne 8 large snd vel 80
stock OF lsdies' and gardeners c,.wosk W.T., :
VIII sell a, IS per eep. less ,hsn shy osss,
in'tse city
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LAST Day, TINS, OF IRE SHAKxRs AT IKE NJ.
ReSder. II you have not heard hem. 20 to,S.v
their exhibitions both afternoon and evecas a; -
O'Clock. IN conjunction with tie msga:Sesc; Ne,tss
a-srns, Great Western, sci The Drag lie . !. sss
all hocrk. 'SsSs
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wgER OUTSIDE OF To-DAy's PAPER.-1

r. Advertisements for the Tribune Of MONDAY
ought 70 be sen. In before 10 o'clock saturday ee
ing the Publication Oace Of this paper Is not op 0
Sundays III. ,an4r
Subscribers in the city who do not reeeiTe ms -
8, an early hour are requested 70 leaTe " orc =. @
Is cur arrangements such as enaoie a. 30 Ear
r..ss falling 70 accomplish Ibis vii be required 70 gre up
Persons Wishing The Tribune left q, Their dSqg ss or
20 ~, sddress at the Publishing Office. or send a
ase through the Postofce Terms, ~ cents week
PAYABLE 70 the Carrier
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Fy. 8. Palmer is the Acknowledged Asea,sxs.
best papers OF the country far and nesr, for ws !,
is duly receiving advertisements and subserpaoss y,
Editorial Convention N New.Jersey recently, pu,s
resolutions CONTINUOUSLY expressing their coot3eass
him. His Agency i. in the Tribune Buildings
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IMPORTANT FROM SANTA FE.

The st Louis Republican has later dsfes from
Santa Fe Great fears were entertained that the
stock of Provisions would be altogether Inadequate
to supply the Army during the winter The Amer.
lean soldiers we're il state OF insubordlnstion and
were daily committing outraEes on the Mexicans.
The Consequence was, that assassinati0ns were De-
coming very numerous
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A HAPPY RESCUE FROM DEATH.-A remartstas CIV
OF pulmonary disease came under the notice Of sSs
pathetic friend OF ours, some weeks since, his 'ee
of which we most cheerfully give TO cur resdsn =
patient, young lady was so reduced to be e'a'''
TO be room. She coughed excessively, raised -
blood, and the physicians deemed her situation
hopeless. Our TREND had heard Of DR.. LssnntsI'
NOUS Cough Pills and advised her 70 send to =,
chester. 30 Annst- for box, and Try Mea--" Fer -
he THEY NEVER FAIL' She did so and for 0afsSe.
in less than three weeks, az she expressed IT, a' -
good Hoo" RehoId the gratitude Of wo;aar'a -
rescued from the very verge Of the grave has ahs I,
slowed her hand upon this friend-and Is HeS .
blooming healthy happy bride
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" J. SMITH DoDGy. DENTIST Nc. is Boni.s -
Broadway requests the attention Of those wanting e.
csl teeth 10 his new me;hol ia method used in t1 en-.
cusiveiy by HIMSELF Christening either single ,eeA ga
when on gold plstes; II saves most OF the paia v,s,
given In the operation and enables the wesrer to t
clean ana healthy mouth NJ sav.,
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MARRIED

At Norwich Mr.. FREDERICK A. LEFFINGWELL
Of Nev.Haven, to Miss EMMA r ROBERTSON of
AtPopiar Spring, AppOmattox Co Va Robert Il Glass,
senior Editor OF the Lynchburg Republican 10 Eliza
beth l. Christian
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec 70 P 81

PHILADELFHIA7 DIT - ! ~
The remains OF Dr. Hassler who lost his HE BY
the wreck Of the Atlantic were inferred 81 Laurel
Hall this afternoon
Our Flour and Produce markets are inactive
merchants waiting the steamers arrival
Four thousand persons ii is estimated ere at
Hers Concert this evening. The immense saloon
Of the Museum is crowded 10 oyerhowlng-
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Courr CaIeudar MoypAY.

CIRCUIT Corsr-Nos. ls s.. So, q. a, 81, s. 81 50.
q I0l 100 I0i eS3 les, los 70 IL, Ia lie, 1925,
10 M I'D 70 LIS 100 153 81, 1872 no. AZ lsSli1,
rs lle $50. ~ %, 5s %, Is. Al
Canyon PIEAs-Psr. Nos lJ5, I39, III 1ia li5,
IL. 10 q 70, 81 - 81 o. fl3. 81, ls5 PAT s-Nos
50 u 32f -. 30 =. Is, ~ 20 -.
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pRnnHLyN AFFAIRS.

DEATH OF As OLD C11IzES.-We regret to an
nounce The dearh Of a. old .nd highly respectable CHI
Of Brooklyn Samuel csrr2Aa vel kaosa % most 81
OF our Inhabitants, 5restaet rs AL A7 io. .s a. -
d-upsy Thus one after smother, the old RESIDENTS OF
Brooklyn are passing away
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WHAT DEFEATED SILAs WRIGHT :.
srayesy saks the New.york Globe which proceeds 10
~se column or two IN reply TO question which may
pc answered IN single sentence BE defeated be-
eaase &c eoris not get votos enough 70 elect him,
iRick Wig.
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The Wreck OF the Atlantic.

Since sending the Courier 10 press on Tuesday
evening we have ascertaned that the person whom we
placed in the list of those recovered and identified
Miss Smart OF Boston, identified upon its arrival al
Boston the body Of Miss Mary Jordan-the lady who
was in company With Mr. Chas Partridge N. Y
The body OF the deck hand brought up from the
wreck Sunday evening has been recognized that
of Lawrence Kelley OF New. York He had shipped
board the Atlantic on the preceding Tuesday.
Another deck hand. named Tho. Gibney was recov-
cred on Tuesday, and sent TO Neyv-Yors for burial
OF those passengers either known believed 10 have
been on board the following are yet missing
Mt Symmcs OF Boston Mr. Cunnneh lace
chant n Y the person who occupied OF the berths
taken by Mr. Burbank, name not known Mr. Eanes,
of Willimannc Mr.. Walton, Sen. Mr.. Putnam
Gree MiSsj,LS-John Gleason Charles Riley, }. Nc.
Farland VIM Wett
ARCHIBALD AUsTIS'-T only body brOugh; from
the wreck the Atlantic whish has been indenti
Ted and taken away Is that OF the person whom
have heretofore designated archibald d6s;a This
body yesterday placed in tomb where il vii! re-
main tor the present.
To enable his friends acquaintance 10 Identity him,
give minute description OF his dress hch was
follows
black trock in the poke, OF which linen
ranbric handkerchief. marked Archibald Austin,
pantalooHs with stripes and open in ontblack satin
vest lining faced az the bottom with black
shirts with linen bosocls bosom with
purple stripes about inch apsrt-brown and blue
cotton hall hose-bsck silk cravat-boois nearly new
with red morocco Innings and marked. Young Jones.
makers No Anns: n J. In one Of the pockets Of
the pantaoons awsle containing s. 40 and on
OF his fingers gold rng with red stone IN II The
person is dged 10 be about p.