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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18

Autoerat Of the Breaka st Table-Homes.
Miles stan1sh's Courishp, by LOngfellOv.
Song of HiaEatha, by LongfellOW.
Complete Poetical Works, by LongfeIlow.
Tom Browns School Boy Days at Rugby,
Poor and Proud, by Oliver 0ptice.
Bertran Noel. A story for youth, by Z. J. May.
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.,
decl4 No. 49, Union street
ENXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We in constant
~ receipt quality Of Family Flour, from the
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills These Mills make fine
arti 10 Of any Mills in the country. ~ sell cheap,
and guarantee every pound sold
jaRp P. & O. ANDERSON, Broad street,
GOLD PENS REPAIRED!
kSrzzsZzzzzs
HE LHae 9zlG zzzz5azzlE-!zzz-|
TNNCLOsE them with 81 cents each, cent stamps so
cents in money to our address, they will be returned by
mail in good order. HUSklNs BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
noyoo-d&v1y No IS Third street, Louisville, Ky.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Ersrsfori ScWhirtcr Co has this day been dissolved
bv mutual consent Andres j. hcYhEer has purchased tho
Iiness I'm the store formerly occupied BY Washington,
BRYAN & Co.. IS, Bss side Public square, under the sys
and firm name OF J. New hrer Co. Thomas L. Bransor,
Russell n Knnsird and John L. Braus5rd authorized
and v onIyto settle up of the old rmOt Brsns'
''l'' THos L. BRANSFORD,
A J. MGW HIRTER
RUSSELL NJ. kINNAIRD,
JOHN ). BRANSFORD,
4. C. SAUFLEN,
ACCOMPANYING this notice. take pleasure in recommen-
dng tbe new lrm OF A. McWher CO.. TO our friends, az
~. "a THOS. L. BRANSFORD,
+. 81. KIM ARD,
J. BRANSFORD.
4., 1s5n Tian4-w41 K. C. SAUFLEY-
VNSOLVENT NOTECE.-sTo the creditors Of B. F.
dncaasd inalEency Of die esLae OF SAID De
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prof HaS&eII,s Electro OiI.--A supply q thi
wonderful the Of Rheumatism Deafness tl
Cons and all nervous diseases, Headaches and Palms. mas
received by EWIN, PENDLETON Co and ny JOS bI.UoN
Nashville Tennessee, be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately see Su'ef'sH' "
PS0r U.sKyr1-The following testimony in favor Of Dr.
HsskelIs Electric furnished US for publication -,
PRoF. HAskELi.-Desr Sir: feel it to be my duty 70
the pubc through what wonderful Electric vi ns
done for family. My wife has been arIinely Ouueu VII"
the falling the womb and pains in the back ana mst.
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prosrery. had rheumatic paa IN my snouGeI
arms long time, and in ten minutes ron he S
your oil the pain all gone. II s truS "ouue 1Ii
for all pains. been suffering WITH and eheeriu
give TINS o. e. T. SWIFT, Merritt House
Sworn and subscribed this day cath Of July 1907
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace
Such tssmony tells An tale worth columns Oh A
certificates all over the land, and great way on
Try it ye suffering and afflicted See Advertisement ~
column.
CUMBERLAND FEMALE COLLEGE,
NoNIETTILLE, Tenn
FACULTY.
! BsNNELI, A. NJ, President.
Miss S. 5. sEARCY,( Assistants.
Mrs L. A. GLAsUOCK Teacher of Nusis.
The next session Institution will commence On HenaS
Terms per Session.
Tuition in Literary Department., g az ~ n
Music with use Of Instrument for instruction, -
Bosr5 at the College including Lights, Fuel and Wash :. q
Fer further particulars apply to the prs;dsRt s-.-,
ian4-wu T. T. sAAhII' SsoteNlls'
TO BUSINESS MEN.
YUNE Democratic Rsrald published by Messrs Nicholson
Horsey at Columbia is fTst rate aaveFtls'B
medium, and advertisements will be inserted promptly ana o.
rsasssableterms.
left at the Ltsa and American Office for the RsTaIC
viii be attended to puRstasy address the Publishers
sotls-StE6VR NICHOLSON 4 HoRsAzH
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Four Horse Mail Coach.

yWVHE only on in ounty runn aTi
week and back, from Fayetteville Tullshoma; leaving
Taboma Monday Wednesday and Friday in return leave Fay
eeye Tuesday Thursday Saturday to connect the mail az
and the Tulahoms and for the aceommoda
t;on Of Messengers Smith, agent, at Tuliahoma GOOD
teams and careful The fare through only two dollars
iyI-wh |oHN u IAhboh
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$4,000 REWARD.
DUAN ULIsON,

Tie ADORE seR ,cGs dctua1iy giren 70 R'y patrons
the gear lass.
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m--rs HANK of West tennessee at
~ 80 MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will lie
i n The Union Bank of Tennessee Nashville. ldtR-
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p Look out tor limitations Of Lea q Ferrin's ""I
.sor.1,ire Sauce See advertisement of JoHN DUNCAN
: - aug2l-"
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Messrs B. A. FAHNEsreCK & Cs-Gentlemen; On THURSDAY
my Of took wal OF b. A.
Teruuge and in three hours taking he passed nineteen
worms OF which fifteen inches in length con
slider II the medicine in haVeied several other
kinds without effect Fahnetocks the best
and safest thar know Of JOHN HAYES.
SoId wholesale and retail by the principal druggists and
country merchants the United States Ian2dWlm
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FRIED other Kinds in Vain.--WormsfOr the most
mart 50 lew in the that it is next to impossible to reach
them indebted as they the slime and mucus with mersa
rails su The common remedies. B. A. FahnestOcks Vermifuge
rst removes the mucu- laying hare the eres them
without injury to the patient 1t be surpassed as an
eradcator o
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THOSE BLACK FRENCH OTTER HATS,
GOOD supply constantly hasd, at the Fashionable Hat
a store Of FRANCISCO.
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Cooks Confession.

This document is before us, but too lengthy
to republish. 1t duplicates DR.. HOWE 80 far
that be is declared to have given Brown q
breech-loading carbine and a pair of pistols
also, GERRrrT SAITH and Fred. DOUGLASS, who
were advised by written circular that quie'
Convention was to be held at Chatham, Can
ada, on day named. THADDEus HYATT and
sANBoRN, of New York, had been in some
way connected with the enterprise. Cook
thus speaks of his leader:
Captain Brown made his final arrange
ments for the capture of Harper's Ferry, and
gave to his men their orders. In closing, he
said, "And now, gentlemen, let me press
this one thing on your minds; you all know
how dear life is 10 you, and how dear your
lives are to your friends and in remember
ing that, consider that the lives of others are
as dear to them as yours are to YOU DO not,
therefore, take the life of any one if you can
possibly avoid it; but If il is necessary to
take life in order to save your own, then
make sure work Of it,"
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Proclamation of Gov. Wise.

CHARLEsTowS, November 29-Gov. Wise
has issued proclamation announcing that
the State has taken possession Of the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad, and that on the
first three days of December it will be used en-
trely for military purposes. He also warns
the people of the State to remain at home on
patrol duty on the day of the execution to pro-
tect their own property. Women and chill
dren will not be permitted to approach tho
scene of execution, and strangers are cautioned
that there will be danger in approaching
Charlestown, or near it, on that day, and If il
is deemed necessary, martial law will be pro,
claimed and enforced.
General Talliaferro has also issued pro-
clamation to-day, announcing that all strang-
ers, who can not give satisfactory accoun +
OF themselves, will be promptly arrested ;
and that all strangers approaching Charles
town, by railroad or otherwise, under the
pretext of witnessing the execution of John
Brown, will be met by the military and turned
back or arrested. He also emphatically
warns the people of the county to stay at
home and protect their property, assuring
them that information from relisble sources
indicates that in so doing they will at least
consult their own interests.
Several reporters of the Northern press
having arrived at Harper's Ferry yesterday
were compelled by the military to return to
Baltimore. 1t is said that Brown stated to a
gentleman yesterday that he had now NO
hope of rescue on account of the extent Of
the military preparations, and that his boys
would never have permitted his execution il
there was any prospect of an attempt proving
successful. The military now in Cbarlestowl
numbers over fifteen hundred. Several more
companies will be here tomorrow, swelling
the number to 1000.
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About the Execution of Brown.

NEW YORK, November 29.--The Heralds
Harpsr's Ferry dispatch, referring to the exc
cution Of Brown, says:
"The most stringent regulations have been
adopted in regard to the presence of civilians
at tho execution.
All applications for passes for civilians to
attend within the military lines are refused by
tho Governor, on the ground that it would
conflict with the military programme.
He said that no civilian could, under any
circumstances, be admitted within the military
lines, the outer one Of which would be nearly
q mile from the scafold. Not word of what
1SoAn BIown n mAy az utter, should he have any
ftHSah Forming evsh ths iinss fsxP lbs gallows.
Governor Wise stated the cause 1of CHS exl'
clnsion Of all pefs6hs, other than the military
td"tS Aat Id tte event of an attempted rescue,
W Sfds2 W ftS apbnt ttbS prisoner WIN Ss given,
fIaV6M those Iyithih thS, lines" esfecially
EthS2 6aotsntly neaf tue gallUWs to fiesf vhst
sh $Sfa ay ~ y,l,s iaayHlAbJI JsHs his
.atsm logt bAd ilussss bejsYsIg1I
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New ana Dapgerou. Counterfeit.

PHILADELPmA, November 29.-This morn.
ing ooutnerfeit notes of the denomination Of
fifty and one hundred dollars, of very dan
gerous character, on the Philadelphia Bank,
made their appe ,rance. The counterfeit hun
dreds are printed in blue, and dated January
|, 1858. OF the genuine notes Of this date and
character, but few are In circulation. There
are no counterfeit hundreds dated May /,
1859, so that the notes of this date in circula-
tiou appear to be good. The counterfeit IF
ties are printed, some in black and otbeis in
blue, and dated February /, 1859. There
never was any genuine fifty dollar issue of that
date, Tberelarei also 6fties printed in black,
dated May 2, 1859. The directors have the
matter in hand, and are busy searching out
the parties who have put out the counter
feits. lH
II is copjeetured that these admirably exc
cuted counterfets have been put into circula-
ton suddenly in tho Western States, and they
have been sent on here in exchange in large
quantities. Just as suddenly they have been
scattered all around the business portion Of the
city, and have deceived the very best judges
of paper money in this community. The notes
are entire counterfeits, probably the best ever
executed, and every bank in the city Is be-
lieved to have been victimizsd TO greater or
less amount. One large banking establish
ment on Third street, this morning received
$4,000 Of the spurious notes from New York,
and they had no suspicion Of their being bogus
until they were offered to the Philadelphia
Bank for deposit
The best judges can scarcely discriminate
between the good notes and bad. A very large
amount of them has been foisted on the bust
ness community Of Philadelphia, aud 1t is
L.kI u hos Lao, IL oR Ca
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Four Days Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE FOREMAN.

PORTLAND, November 29.-The steamship
Bohemion, with dates from Liverpool 10 the
10th inst, four days later than previously re-
ceived, arrived here tonight.
The steamers Europa and Hamn,onia arrived
out on the 18th, and the Anglo Saron on the
10th. Prince Carignan has declined the Re-
gency of Central Italy, but Chevalier Bueon-
compagnic accepted it,
LIVERPOOL, November 15.-Cotton -. The
Brokers' Circular reports the sales of two days
at $4,000 bales, including 1000 bales to spec
olstors and for export. The market has been
dulI there has been but little inquiry and
prices are weak.
The Manchester advices continue favorable
The market is firm and holders are demanding
an advance.
Breadstufs-Messr Richardson 4 Spence
report aslight improvement in prices of Bread
s'ufs, which had tendency to check business.
Wheat firm; sales unimportant. Holders de-
mand an advance. Flour firm. An average
business has been done at full rates. Corn
quiet, but firm.
Messrs. Wakefield & Nash's circular says
that Wheat has improved 1@2d. No quota
tons are given.
Provisions The market is generally dull,
| but prices are unchanged The various circu-
lars report Beef dull. Pork dull, but steady.
Lard quiet, but steady.
LONDON, November l5.-Consols are 981S@
96H for account. Illinois Central shares have
declined So, and are quoted at 4O@42 per
cent discount; q. S. 6ves 94H; Illinois sevens
97 Erie 3D.; Mortgage IS.
No announcement has yet been made re-
garding the approaching Congress of the
Powers. A leader in the London Times says /:
owe still require to know in plain, frank and
undiplomatic language, what it is which the
Emperor requires us to enact as member of
the Great Council of Europe.
An English Minister must have something
much more consistent upon the subject of the
Duchies than the statement in Count Wal
ewski's circular, before he would be justified
in committing his country to any part in the
Congress for the settlement Of the Italian
difficulties"
A splendid new three decker, named the
Victoria, was launched at Portsmouth on the
18th inst, in the presence of the Queen and
the royal family.
The Earl De Gray is dead.
The Times, in an article, says: "Thers is no
doubt that the feeling of hostility against Eng
land is more bitter in France than since 1915,
and charges the French Government with di.
rectiy encouraging it,"
The enrolment Of $4,000 men as o naval
reserve force, will commence in England on
the 1st January.
A serious mutiny took place on board the
ship of the line Princess Royal, laying at Ports
mouth. Over one hundred OF the men were
placed in irons.
FRAscE.-Le Pays says that an extraordi.
nary credit of 3O,OOO,OOO francs are to be de-
voted by the Government to the Chinese Ex
pedition.
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, November 2s--P. M The river rose
3 inches up to noon and has fallen inches
since then, and continues to recede slowly,
with about 7 feet in the channel to Cairo.
Nothing new from the upper streams. Weather
clear and pleasant.
PIrTsBURe, November 29-P. M.-River and
weather unchanged since noon.
LOUISVILLE, November 29--P. M.-River
falling slowly, with feet inches in the
canal, and feet inches on the falls.
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The Turn-Outs.

The Committee on Roads and Canals have
had quito an active time In adjusting the
conflicts about laying the "turn- outs" and at
last session asked the City Council to excuse
them from further service in that regard, and
that the Board Of City Improvements have
further charge Of the direction of the same,
which was agreed to, and that Board was in
structed to require the Cincinnati Street Rail
road Company to comply with the resolution
authorizing turn outs.
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The Wrecked steamer Indian.

PORTLAND, November 29.-The steamer Ad.
miral arrived this forenoon from st. Johns,
bringing the mails Of the wrecked steamer
Indian; also the purser, chief steward and four
teen stecrags passengers. The passengers are
A. G. Howland, +. Dulster, Nettie Dulster,
Ernstein Rosalie, Samuel and Matthew Dull
ster, Mrs. Eickman, Joseph Marie and Anton
Borgeusen, all for New York; Richard Brown, g.
Cromen and VIM. Cross, for Toronto, and Mr..
Pearson for Montreal. Julia Eckman, aged
twenty-six, and Eva Eickman, infant, for New
York, were drowned. The cargo was mostly
for Canada.
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Gold Discoveries in Missouri

ST. LOUIS, November 29.-Ths Evening
Bulletin announces, on the authority of the
editor of the Arcadia Prospect, the organ of
the Missouri mining interest, the intelli-
gence of the discovery in South east Missouri
Of vein Of bornblende rock, which, it is be-
lieved, will yield $4,000 in gold to the tun.
Assays are now being made.
The next issue of the Arcadia Prospect will
contain the full particulars.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, November 29--The Navy
Department has received dispatches from
Commander Porter, giving full particulars of
his recent dealings with Governor Pesquiera,
at Guaymas. They are in accordance with
the facts as recently published. 1t is not
known, however, how far Captain Porter's
conduct will be justified by the Administra-
ton, as it does not seem to be clear as yet
that he had right to demand that the act
ing Consul, Alden, should be recognized in
that capacity.
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ES- Strangers and citizens requiring gifts
and presents, or
Travelling Gases, ..
Dressing Cases,
Travelling Bsgs,
Rich Dress Hair pins,
Rich and Beautiful Fans
Shell Combs.
Elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl Card-cases, .-..
Carved Pearl Porte-monnaies,
.. Needle Books and Gases,
o. 9r t Furnished Portfolios
Steel Bracelets, Buckles and Slides,
stereoscopes and Views,
Ladies' Bags and Porte. .monnaies,
Ladies' work.boxes,
.-.... - Opera-slasses,
Rlch and Elegant Carriers,
Beautiful Cabas,
a Beautiful Fans, -f
.-.. mij,r Ladies' Dressing Cases..
.as son Ladies Ladies Writing Desks,
Purses, Scissors, 9azors, Shawl Pins. Brooches,
Bracelets, Perfppssy Rouge, Parlsisp Pearl DfoTs,
Toilet RScEpqssr E pSShfa GomHs,
DE- fsSsss jsssls bssalSa.r bsaS a.,
Sg3AhF SygP3AhFsh s@asS ass VA " :
300, ,05I2 % bsessI,ui 90 ysig
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N@- ITHAs BEEN DISCOVERED

WS AT LASTnThe article that cures almost
without fail every species of eruptions of the face
hands, or other parts Of the body. Is your face dis
figured with pmpes or irritating eruption of any
kind; have you contracted that most troublesome
disease Bsrbers ltch are you troubled with letter
on the hands, or elsewhere; have you any annoying,
irritating, itching, infamed eruption of any kind
go at once and obtain pamphlet describing the
effects of PalmerS Lotion, and giving an amount of
evidence in Its favor that will put to rest all doubts
of ofitseficacy in the of all kinds of cutaneous
diseases After becoming satisfied that the Lotion
is no humbug, procure bottle and use it, and you
will be satisfied that the half has not been said in its
favor that might be.
Price 50 cents, or six bottles for $780,
. S0LON PALMER, Agent,
no3D No. 36 West Fourth. street,
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Missouri Legislature,

ST. Louis, Nov. 29.-The adjourned session
of the Missouri Legislature met at Jefferson
City yesterday.
Gov. Stewards message, which is almost en-
tirely confined to q discussion of the railroad
question, will be read to-day.
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Movements of the virginia Military

WARRINGTON, November 29.-Several Vir-
glnia military companies passed through
Washington this morning, on the way to
Charleston. Every mail brings advices of
the formation OF additional companies in that
State, and the Governor is constantly receiv.
ing application for arms.
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E5- OvERcoATs.-The largest and best
stock of 0vercoats offered In the Queen City 10
now to be seen at T. W. Sprague & Co.'s hall of
fashion, corner Of Vine and Fourth, opposite the
Postofhce. He also makes to order, In the best
style, whole suit, In very few hours.
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9-FOr Christmas Presents 60 to Albert
Rosss southwest corner Of Eighth street and West
ern row
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Gs- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor.
ner Of Sixth and Western.row, over Hannaford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please. I.
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Nor-Arrival Of the Niagara.

sACEvILLE, November 2s-P. M.-There
were no signs of the Niagara at Halifax at
O'Clock this evening.
The Niagara sailed from Liverpool on the
9th inst.
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Official Vote of New Lersey.

TRENTON, November 29.--The following is
the official vote for Governor, at the recent
election Olden, Opposition, 53,Sl5; Wright,
5l,7l4. 0lden's majority, 1901.
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Outward IinIInd.

New YORK, November 29.-The steamship
Canada sails tomorrow for Liverpool.
She takes out the New Orleans mails of the
23d inst,
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HOME INTEREST,

Gs- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches AM
Jewery. Nos. a4l and I'll Western-row,
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Tfi 8l Hbu itHtA N}9WiNd s1l3 lHa91ls
j DR.X GOODS

Full fifteen per cent. less than any other house in
the city, we are now through the indsfatjsabe ex-
erton Of our buyer In the East enabled to furnish
Goods at least FIVE PER GENT. below those quoted
in our last list of prices.
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Death of Washington Irving

" W 10" II FfHS'
NEW YORK, November 29.-The venerable
Washington Irving died last evening at Irving
ton.
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Being desirous Of cultivatins a CLOAK TRADE.
we are selling this class Of goods at such prices as
will really astonish purchasers, W.
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.~. .KENNEDN,s MEDICAL DIS

N~ MEDICAL DIS.
WS COvERY is acknowledged by the most en-
nent physicians, and 10y the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most ectua
blood purifier ever KNOWN and to have relieved
suffering, and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known to the profession Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Eryspelas Scald. head, scaly eruptlons
the system restored to full strength and vigor Full
and explicit directions tor the cure of liberated sore
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers is given In
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by JOHN D.
PAkK, SURE, ECKSTEIN CO., and GEORGE
M. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9-ay
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DIED.

GAINES On Sunday evening, November 27, at ~
o'clock, of consumption, John l. Gaines, aged Ss
years. ~.
His funeral will take place from Allen Chapel,
Sixth.street, east of broadway, to day at O'Clock
Friends are invited to attend without further notice
SUNDERLIN--Ip this city, November %, OF con-
sumption, Lorenzo D. Sunderlin, aged 81 years.
LEECH-Qn Monday, November q, after short
Illness MIR. Hutcheson beech, aged II years.
Funeral will take place to-day, Eoyember 20, at
O'clock from his fathers residence, No. 27 Clinton
street. f.. .
CHATFIELD-Yesterday morning (Noy. 29) at 8
O'clock of consumption, Albert B. Ohatheld, In the
36th year of his age. -s .
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
his father In law, VIM. Cameron, on Thursday, De-
ceniber /, ut q o'clock r. M. The friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend without further notice.