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FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CONFED.
ERATE STATES.

FOR THE DEFENCE Of THE CONFED.
ERATE STATES.
yGNHE UNDERSIGNED Is APPOINTED AN AGENT
for the reception of subscriptions, of such portion of
their crops the patriotic citizens of NorhCarOna may
be able invest in the bonds Of the Confederate States
These bonds have twenty years run and bear eight
per cent interest, payable semiannually.
Among the advantages to the country from this arrange
ment may be stated the following:
ls 1t offers the best investment in public securities
either North or South.
Cd 1t obvlates any necessity that may arise for War
Tax.
3D. It will prove to Europe and the world, not only
determination to support the Government of the COufed
crate States, but our ability to do so, &c. &c.
The undersigned earnestly requests those to whom he
has dstrt ued subscription papers to every exerOn to
get them filled possible and returned TO him at
Raleigh N c. where he will be glad TO receive other sub
scrpons and give further information, if necessary
H. K. BURGWYN,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
July 10, 1851. A-lm.
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STATE CONVENTION.
Officers and Members.

ORGANIZED on THE Doth OF MAY, 1861.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

1850. FALL. 1850.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS
Fancy and Staple Dry g Ids,
No. 7s AND 80, SYCANoRs STREET,
PETERSBURG, VA.
XXTE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE
w trade to unusually large and elegant stock of
ENGLISH, FRENCH,
AND AMERICAN
DR Il . . GO obs.
Every variety of MEN and BOYS WEAR,
PLANTATION GOODS,
GL0AKS AND SHAwIS,
A FULL LINE OF NOTIONS,
Together with every class Goods be found in Whole
sale Houses, North and South.
The Merchants of NoIthCarolns Virginia and Tennes-
see are invited TO examination of Stock which will
be found specially adapted to the wants of their customers
and will be offered for CASH, the usual credit at
such low prices cannot fail to meet the views of the
CLOSEST BUYERs.
~ Orders respectfully solicited and promptly exc
cuted. S. W. co.
September 81, 1850. 7s-tE
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NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Lea ther III use.

NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather III Ouse.
WILSON, McILWAINE & CO..
66 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
Ill unusually large Stock of Goods in their line, COM
prisng every variety of Mems, Womens and Childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS, ....
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BRoGANS,
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &C., &C.
Sole Wholesale Ag ns in this City for the sale of -
MitchelI's Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for BOYS nd Girls Merchants invited to
examine their stock prices which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere
~ Orders promptly and carefully attended to BY
of the firm.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAlNE
r W. ROBERTS.
September 5, 1859. .... 7s-H
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SPRING GOODS.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
f o H Il IGN AND DOM MESTIC

% b Y oDs,
PETERSBURG, VA,
TNVITE PIE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO
IL their large and desirable stock of
FRESH SPRING GOODS
Now in store and ready for exhibition consisting of the
usual variety and embracing the Newest and most
Desirable Styles of the season. which they prepared
to offer on the most favorable terms to Virginia. North
Carolina and Tennessee merchants.
Owing to the unsettled condition of commercial matters
their sales will be strictly confined to CASH and prompt
will be offered.
Orders respectfully solicited which shall always have
their prompt and careful attention.
HAMILTON GRAHAM.
March 10, 1861. 30-l2t.
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CABINET OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
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VUE APPEAL TO THE HEAD.-ASOThER
w Arrival, BY Express, Of those fashianabie MOLE
SKIN HATS. w. AI R. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, FeB. ~, 1851. 23-I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-31

nashville and DcCaIuE Railroad
CHANGE OF sOHEDJLS
,HROUGEs I'D HEmP3IS en- II HOURS
An Sunday JUiy 1851 Mail Train viii Iesyg
Mash lille Daily att ? NJ
EetuT ming arrive al Nashville q 1915 a Il
Way Passenger Trains will Nashville daily, except sun
syE. at a II.
Returning, srrIvs Al Hsshvilis ale ?. N.
II ; The A Train connects With Trains to Hgrrs
lie snd Chattanooga.
II 7 The P II. Tram Trains Oorlntb,
Esnd Un5tioa, Memphis, aEd EeW Orleans
.aiyI9-1 ~ ON PERKINS
General superintendent
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NUMBER 1872

Mayer and police, night and day, having been de-
posed; AID the sound Of the Wstchmans horn heard
N town st ten O'Clock az night-'since time where.
ol re memory OF man running not TO the contra
iys Tow sleneed, the bugle's signal and
i u.I > t-1sOo hRVl1g taken their time hOuCred
LAe change IS 4s visible il the churches as else
Nuefe regular services are held in the Baptist
Nnureh " the FteV Mr. Lifting It's pastor, and Its
services wen amended. me Catholic (St Mary's)
Church, IN charge of Rev p. ?. Cross S ] A. oren
Is usual the assistant pastor, Rev. Father Bixio s.
j. r. however. absent from the city Christ Church
e used 50 place Of divine worship by the Uuited
States military, and services conducted there BY
e!eTgymeu, chsplains to the army Rev Mr. Walk
er. PASTOR Of Christ Church. is absent. St Paul's
Church, which was 50 handsomely fitted up last
spring for the Blbcese Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church of Virginia. ig closed the Rev
Ar Merton, Its Hsstor, being absent from the city
Trace Church Is opened Occas' OnsIly, services
6elng eonduetedb the Rev. G. A. Smith OF the
Rev Mr.. Lippitt, the pastor of this church; Rev.
IT, spring Is alfc absent The Washington street
Aethooist Episcopal Church is open, and services
are conducted IS usual BY the pastors in charge,
neV. @sssfs. Fhelps and Lennon. The Methodist
episcopal CnuTqh South as also the Village Chspe;
IS clos O. the RPv NJ. Blount the pastor of tEese
congregations, icing absent. The First Presbyte-
ran Churchi Key. Elias Harrison, pastor, is vet
open, butt SeFond Prssby terrain Church is closed
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. LeitwItch, being sbsent.
a day or two since we passed By the Corn ExS
clSnge, or the 1oom which was used as such, but
what sad sight it presented The counters where
The merchant disposed his samples Of -four and
sran, the little dGmpe boxes living hither and thith
~ the desk wi the books Of sales on IT, and the
le "speper stsnF, and all as they used to be but
eefe was no gF N scattered round or in the boxes
10 entry on the books Of the Exchange since Nav
st, and the ne Hspspers bore daA of Ma, o. rocj
And OF al the Merchants who were accustomed to
o BUSINESS taer p some few remain among Us the
lcss are acting different capacities in other parts
I the country
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The Pine Alto mines have been free from Iadiar
Expectations Of late. Rain wss eth falling daily
and there was abundance of WATER Provisions
were Very high; four $50 per hundred, bacon rs
cents per pound. HOST Of the Americans have aban
doned the mines, in consequence Of the feqaaIity
OF the yleif OF gold and the price Of provisions
Ar. Roehman is erecting furnaces and smelling
works on the La EsperaRza silver lead. the ore is
cSnlDlaauon OF silver, gold and lead. a prospect
OF fifty pounds yielded $II - -'---.-- T
The Arizona Guards has been on q scout in search
Of Indians. as far as Lake Gnzmsn. bat found nOue
Major Siickney- late of Tucson, who was reaoried
70 have been killed in the late Indian fight at Cook
Springs Canon, has arrived at Mesilia, safe. He
shows several evidences Of a most narrow escap-
OF ms life He has several arrow and shot holes in
DIS coihlrg. and was lsrietted and thrown off his
horse By an Indian BY cutting the Harriet be cue
eeeded IN making his escape to the Copper Mines
alter wandering four days in the EouhtAins BE
received an arrow wound il the hip during the en-
but it is not serious.
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Later from Now EE.xIce.


The Mesilla Times of Sept. 20. has from, reliable
source, the following intelligence n regard to New
Be xican affairs a.:
S~Watts had returned from the States with an
order Countermanding the removal of the regular
force from the department Of New Mexico.
L is reported that the regular troops now being
Withdrawn from Utah are ordered to New Mexico
Also, that JsHisOn and jim Lane, with three regi-
ments of Kansas and Iowa volunteers will reinforce
the troops IN that Territory.
Il Is also reported that Gen. Sumner Of California
IS TO invade Ar iona, via Guaymas, with Is QUO
troops. and then pass on TO San Antonio Texas.
AL letters for Arizona and Texas are opened in
santa Fe, and are sent to Washington, including pr
vste and family correspondence.
There is Ona regiment of volunteers at Fort
Union, and seven companies of regulars James
Gzddings and q number Of other Americans residing
in that vicinity, are held as prisoners.
There are three companies Of troops az LimitaT.
40 miles above Fort Or Ig; one company st La MJsa
on the Rio Grtnde 40 miles bslO@ Fort Craig; three
companies of regulars are at the old mission near
Msuz7no, and two companies in garrison, and three
other companies Camped near Fort Craig; ma king
ii al. twelve companies in the vicinity.
Col. Pine. OF the volunteers made a public speech
az Albuquerque, in which he said he hoped the reg
usTs would be Withdrawn from the Territory, thai
he might show the Texans what he could DO; but il
is generally believed that most Of the hexicans have
no desire to see Texans. and complain that they
only enlisted to fight indians.
Money il scare, and many of the regulars have
rot been paid for eighteen months. The Volunteers
have not been paid of
GOV Connolly has proved himself q strong Adolf
dCnist. lie says he will stop Southern men talking
IN New Mexico He has son fighting with Ben
dCCuloch. Gen Pelham. who resiguei the posi-
ton Of Surveyor General Of theSTsrritory about
year ago IS in prison. closely confined and watched
de Is charged with treason. Cen w. c. Jones OF /
irz Ina is soon to be tried on a similar charge,
Judge J. s. Watts has been elected TO the United /
States Congress, beating Diego Archuleta twenty |
TX votes.
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SPECIAL NoTIOk--Ths Us1cs .,p 4. c,.,,,,
"a ssTcsty upon TIE oAEH sys1s az Pas-s are disc0zs
aeG az re expiration Of The tine for tUdca ts Egrs 6
PaaG Subscribers t0H Be notified lnhs IIsiz ssSscgy-
taC3t 70 eiTe by CROSS lAsiT papers and -,
esq 1e prescription Is TeeOea tie paper ioig Be disca
va Ihts e FIs from which there ao be 10 defy
Tqzc1 lor tae cross Eadrk and gour sa5soT5to
neeSxE UNION AND American s. per 1sHusn II adpzae-
0dacs. - ~ - "a 9
Subscribers desiring their papers charged nust
the Post ONCE from, well asthe ons to- wbs tbsS .- -
change to be made 80 ~ W.
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The sEd,thusIasm,, OF Ihs North.

The enthusiasm" of the North is fast dying out.
A telegrapbic dispatch announced yesterday that
New Hampshire was the only State that had furn-
ished lis quota of men under the last call of
President LINCOLN. The matter is awakening con-
siderable JEALOUSY The Chicago TTi51uls calls the
people Of the North -'laggards,' aud pitches into
them in the following style for 10. furnishing more
men for the war:
Is it not a burning shams that New York New
E1gsnd, Pennsy lvsuia, and New Jersey. with the
sid of the Ohio, Wisconsin. Michigan, Indiana and
Minnesota men nOS on the Potomac. cannot defend
the Capital and through is their own chief cities
without stripping our army Of the West Il five
thousand troops in 4 crisis like this What Is the
East doing? Why should they, so rich in men. call
on the West? Have we nothing to do? Is not Cairo
Threatened? II ST Louis safe? Is Missouri paci-
d? Is the cops dGTnlis in New Orleans full to
veTh0Wing? Have not the militsry authorizes at
Washington heard Of Polk. Pillow, Hardee McCul-
iOch. Price. Rain JEFF. Thompson and Matt Green
with their 6j 0o folio Is Frem mt to be treat
ed az Lyon wsB.
w ten the lggsrds Of the Atlantic seaboard that
tits time for thsm 70 besrir themselves They have
no " got from US Of the Northwest nine regiments
from Michigan, six from Wisconsin and one, under
orders from Minnesota six from Indiana and more
from here are required. and will soon be on their
way and more from Illinois in addition to Tur-
ehtl's and Hecker's i fsutry-the Nineteenth and
Twenty -fourth-thTee regiments Of cavalry. Farms
worth's, Breckptt's and Dickey's are commanded
10 goa tJtsi of 80 0OO to say nothing Of the Indl.
ana and Chic men, uuder Gen. Rcseersns, doing
good service ID Western Virginia. Yet the bard
gring is to b done IN the valley Of the Mississippi
The West will demand not for the purpose Of
compelling her sons to their duty but for securing
10 the army Of the East the service Of cowardly or
Nes England, New York Snd Pennsy
ania, that the work Of drafting be at once begun
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Federal Occupation OF AIexandrIa-Whai
the " ar d 5 D enc for A e1ana rEa.

Federal Occupation OF AIexandrIa-Whas
Ihs uarh . enc for xans ria.
The Alexandris EeJ5s says of the changes winch
the fortunes war have brought about in that city:
Not six months ago thrifty, growing city. with
en- energetic, prosperous and happy population.
unusually free from the crime and mlseries Of cities
generally. Alsxandris occupied an eIvi4ble posi-
ton and, in a sOcisl point of view, stood pre- emmi
nen.ly hight A large number of the oldest and
most =, spectsble families are no longer ''of ~
having left their homes ct the beginning Of the war;
their houses are closed occupied by others, and
wout-d life and cheerfuGes5 has departed The
vharves, too, where once were GRO ded vessels
from foreign and domestic ports and where all was
hustle and activity. are now save when transport
or Bungy arrives almost b are. and on our river no
ships appear save these used IN service OF the Fed
eral Government.
But very few warehouses on the whayvss are
open or occupied. aud Union str ct. next to King
the principal BUSINESS street Cf the city is now eX
cent as a burden train passes, as quiet on Sun
davs Prince. Duke, Cameron and Q1een streets
have lost their vitality, and King alone resembles
what it was won't TO be- The city government is no
longer administered upon its chartered basis, the
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Bod Eaviis y q. " Eszderslot: Berry DsmoyllIs
Hing Fs1dletcn, snd eli responsible dIugiss oc2q
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9ss gSSRhiIIs GHisn zas 4m.gitsp
DaIiY IS, TrI-woekly Is; weekly s..
Rascs OF kavsvt,Stz,
RHYrvApLp Ar pE7ssrrn


One Square, enc year, s3-Esch additional squs-s sIs
avefttsers exceeding the space con srSckss
ForS VIII Be charged for tEe oxccTRs
u FEE WEEKLY.
OLE DoLAAR per Square the st and FIsTy OEETs east
Subsequent insertion N-A e' s'1-
Advertisements published In both tho pailv end ys5Sv I'll
added. - 49, W, H"1i 40 7'S--9 s-''
arGs1'' Advertisements asas 5s pa;a fer q. fAs sso
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-31

SHIs Is altogether medicine, hS rssrls Of modeF
disooyerss IN The vegetable Ensdom, 6sD7 en- sntral
and abstract oehod o. irrespective all the old
EeFn out systems published By quacks 70 e safe
ing Dr. Wright, well knowing the deception Prcssd upon h
sniniiasd felt HE tuty 81 e have this Elixir tested
The whole Medical Facult Vho, Risa ever one dissentn
soe, given IN their adherence perfect ans uudvid
reduced and when al other sacne Known % tSe phaTmsc
ps have been tried IN Tong thought gears Of pstieu
rowued the Doctors ana oEe the Elixir to Euf
erng humanity "a TIA oEy thing that eI1 cErS hs following
4 4sesssII 6asi3;45
Hsatal ard Physical Depression,
Differentiation OF Blood ts lAs Esd,
Oonfu-ed Idezss
GsnsgII In .
sss:lessnsSS and slseplss.n.ss at Niga!.
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Dyspepsia,
snAeia:ien,
Low Spirits,
Dissemination Of shs Organs CT
PapitznOn Of the Heart
and in fact, all the oanconsrs Ct debltsts
AS & sgisnUlHn5s
qrits different from alcoholic prepsrstlous Ills no. szl
ec reactions any sspe continues s exert its induenc
radically and ecieotiy, s. long tee least necessity ezs e.
t. pEossncs
as a Female aEe0tcincs
equally Pogerui ana elective, restores squibgrn
oone ann safer than an the ether medicines "heh for year,
flooded the market Ard shch ony injurious place
assisting rsnOvatus the constitution for very good res
too, that they only the eErsisns s s!nd.
1orant o. tie Medical profession sItorsthsr
Q0 WiHerassi
Dr. Wright ~e 20 STAKE cs professional oharag.s
the TACT tia: minerals whatever cor1 nc least cou1uorer
sTts o. the ingredients Of his Esuvsnazg gl1ir-EsI know
rein sss hap ensisd the community By opium an
ercUFy
Generally, OI 1nsus gould ssy Noyt
SPAR Ne matter how down ou msy BE- atteY hev
eak you sTeno matter What the nay bssn-e-ssk
once shateVer led to Depart from HygeEc -aciDs
take bis
tiesG veEsG:n2 EIIxIrg
40 you VIII EccE EEG man pride instsad
reverse to ends and healthy, ss1Ed, AID wo.,
e1nhcr o. tie humaH family.
Price - per bottle tnres Do.iss for S. ara rora.e
by nail 10 all parts II the United States
Sole y gil res2ecble aggss hToughou; the Uast State
Caaa1as The trade supplied 81 Losrat 4igcogpt.
FOR sale ~ the 2rop-istcrs,
r. WRIGHT & CO..
q AID ISL CfaYTcs street.
New Orleans, L.:
Bod n Eaaayi!is ~ q. Y. Henderson,: Berry DsmovIs
dag Z FsndleEcn, and eli responsible dIugsists oc2q
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L. now ERTON.
; and 30 Public Square, Nashville.
Harness manufacturer.

nACH and Buggy Harness Of srsTy style and quality kept
constantly hsnc AID manufactured srieT Aisc
Collars KIP and BcP ski Collars Brides, H2lteTs,
II other cles ads by Harness Nanuiscer-a O. the
iseFiss and the 6nest workmanship all OF which viii he
ss ehesp he bought anywhere in he United Stai
) HOW Err TONS Harness has been awarded the -sya
'TeBEa the Tennessee State Fair, tie KENTUCKY State
IT 8oSung Green, st the Limestone Csu1ty Fair Alabs
gTfoultursl Society at Athens, a.
o3O6I-d5an
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Ia gtisOTEa'' fer lease 10 4 Coos,
gpEHEsERr

'sGnunt.
DeSlTe u place ~ residence ) miles Wes Of the Pas
lie Square il the hs1cs aEood Tenant for yes
epcn very easy tercs IEs premises lain about acres
superior soil sSoLi ban IL cultivation the balance n shade
blue grsss The house with pCrcLes exCeant celia
eTv2cts EoHsss- Etable veil &c all new AID coz crts
70 the oGrGeEeI lte Eaiymsu Ct lesp steEipe 81
quiet and tired spot bis H. tree frag he beas and a
IF the town can re place 70, rent in vcnis OF s
lille offers suPeTi stsfsctCGs
To the right will maze the terms acceptable
No. AZ, Cherry stTest EUGENE UNDERWOOD
dacI3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-24
Arrived.

1sphO.i Bon,ic,lo G. Dn,nds, OIBss Fo.. Noavs D.
h,9t,, s sst,s Llvsrpool Msy ~ coal 70 Mel
con sans lie. h,a snere'siOn Of csT, daha ne pss'ys
.,S ~ ~, sop ysid oSsTbelrd Jaly IS lAL
90 20 lon So spo.s the brs waeoo' hence Os oos,eSn
Brs ia (Dasehl, SShrssdeE Cafaeoa sh ib'1 h Ne
bS Rsnole tof Baraors Long B1,sOs Ayros Nay and
nS Sns june I, hiass. = 70 aAter.
ss,. Franco III RishsId HS1s dsyA bAAs1 70 Issi
So R,, CSss Heath Leud Esw.Fa-ss day., bsrs't
BIZ Rapid (swes AGb1Is Boston days ssiAsA eoJ ks
an, u. n. N.eaM Dup.sa, PrUvii,nes fof Albany
sShr :. Bi d, Chase, soss tsI A.eirPy. ,,..
sesr Till Till Il A.ss,oI aSY i1SSD ballast
Sesr boSo,ah Jones, fstman, Bo.On lor Phad,lPhiA
scb, j. asnyon Mathew Fs River TO- Phlsdsphis
sshr J. g Lans, Seward El1ab,,hpc,t 10y fr'iaoi &c,
sehi ssysn Sisters, Crowley, hachins IL dJH Lumber 'S
h ssSI Il Z, A Stevens H,qil no..sn t,r Assry
sehr Pennsylvania, Iaadd, Albany lamber if heTNsh'
Schr Pa Bs5blage, Re ,klend diJs htJ-.
srhr Lgui' sPane'i - - g ssS,. 'oI hssaJ'
s.bi Bn-as Vista Philip Proyiavnse 5r PhIsaelPhi,-
sSbr Comet tBr LAND Windsor n T. 10 days plaster 70
Az pJ ION Hickey, Msrah EonSo, Soal for New Haven
sahf H. lena lBrI Roberts, fio0a Ms via Salem, asJA
'' Sir Whistler sSail, Taunton dey' belfast
oS, + s @ess sS fsnS rss sos ssS s sh
Schr T. Wallace, st,ple' launsoa dsJA ballast
scAI. Lady Adsnis Hadw.s, Sonon.et diJs
scir Ers Mcclure, Ctllis II days. lonhefts j. heefs'
seh,. praDenne Ulish,, Bsbce ohsrt dsys-
sghr. Is@pson ,t Csl.i' Hedges Hodges Go" bag D.
t Sa 70 r. Lsnss.,r Sow osa.e,ersA
Ssh, Dw,ns Matte soro " u. - dsy' psfi-r 70 fe<'
J. Royiss son Has had set wind AID fssEy "sS'''"
sohf Ohm Covi Smith. nevhnyIoTt days. -. .,...,,
sch Yankee Blade Cooabs BansoI day Ian NO Waeh
sshr pss~.te ElIos Calais days uIabsr " j. C. Bsyn-
seb W. F.uhssr. BOslan days sdsO to J. c. DsIsaa
| va, m,soeos. coebran Bausor 10 dsys. 'rsu
| sehr KDrlrs, Lowell Boston ios MoAr
| soar. T1pLsaks, NioAsoos. BO't'a tor Alsan'
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DIED.


ACEEpNAN--On Monday morning july -, Je''se L'sS'
youngest d,lzht,r Of Jaac' sDd iie en- AcE.Iu en-. -
Tho funcrsl VII tsts plale on "ecn..ly ~ ps ~
from Esh,y ourth street corner Of Avenue A. Last h'e''
AMIOH-ou Tuesday, Jolly %. VIM 5. AHsh' aged yesi'
H fsasr wiz sSs place Tlur't,y ssh in., a. p n
from late icsilencs Ne III C'iins avenue near me
BTooklyr.
BALDwg-on NenasY, July q, Herbert youngest eild Of
v. a. -. rS nee on H. psrsn,s No Iel IVES, Tweo,y
hfst s'tet W.jnssdsy Jub r. ., 40 n, 70 which rs
hicr d. Of ths fsui'y ore invlisd
BgCKTRTn BrooEyn Louise, risr daughter % Henry ard
Amt. Becker astd2 ytsf and i9fA7.
BFNNFTTOn Monday, July % hanna o-Fs, only eausher
81 Jla r aud Josephine A Bosaei'' hsst mouth ana ~
day..
BLAKE-M NOM, Vernon, ws''chsrtsr Monday Jolly ~
Charles sa. Of Thomas aid Caroline bA1s seed4 ysnA
months sud 10 dsyL
cAsEYIs Ills elty or ncpdy Jaly q Fauois Casey The
yoarscd and eeo'td ''h o. a.. he" '.' Or AS' ''' "'
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cooNEY-In BrooIiyD sund,y Jay 2 James D. youngest
Of Michael CooHsy egst - yeass
HARRigON-Oa MouAsy, July a. Joseph, 'on Of he Late
Colonel Jhmes H1ut0u, eyed so year.
HORN-In tbs city, Mopdiy. July 2? Mrs CsAshno Horn
,ntbo 18th yeaf CiheTsre
IpvrNoa siruy side. on Monday July % Julia irrias
aT i've, q, - and i4. Of be family ,r yis5 TO sud the
funeAst Chrst Church, Isuyto~n IA Ne4s'sy s'siS'n
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KNox On Saturday. July 20 :, sosth Rggu Es~JeTsey,
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ncnihs and DAYS.
powpERpY-In ,h, city. on Monday. July p, Mary. The
below. a wife Of FrsnCls foudslly, ssrd % 1esna
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