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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

Beautiful C0mplexion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid PEARL preserving ing
complexion and skin Sold BY all druggists and AID broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

w. A. Bachelors Cclebras ted Establish-
for Wigs roupses Hair Dye and hair Dyclns and
hodavla Cream for bsauufyng NE hair 70 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

for Justly popular Btters has compelled
spacious warehouse, 2c Fulton street where. wo
greatly increased facilities. hope 10 be able 70 supply ~
constantly increasing demand. Sold by suffers, gr0e0ra
druggists hotels and saoons- LKADBEAiER 4 90.
Sed also at manufAsturers' prizes BY Wm b. Hawkua
importer and wholesale dealer In foreign and domestic a
Wines liquors, &C., L8 FULTON street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

Card.-The LNn1s.--Drs. n. Il I. Hunter,
sung physicians fof affections OF ard lungs
have resumed practice once $50 broadway two doors above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

Barry's Trfcsphereus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyng curling cleaning
preserving aud restoring the hair Ladies y H. Sold BY
all drnu1 afs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

The Most Magnificent and Spacious
Saloon for Bathing Hair Dress snd Shaving
broadway aud Dcy street. undos ane OF wM Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

Marsh's Abdominai sspporfers-Corncr
Of sroad~. and Ana under Barnum's Museum also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

CristssasrO's HaiF Dye, PressrvAsAvs and
Wsz the worgh Wholesale and retail and the
dysprvassy apsiicd 81 No . Assor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

The Improved Sloat Elliptic Family
Sewing Machine. Call and see them Only $t5
A. IL. SUPLER, 6N Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

Iffli, In i,nittbie Cater or Hair and
vhssers No Barclay street, Hair Dye - osn black or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-27

The ministerial papers OF the opinion that Gone
raj Prm would proceed Mexico, although the Didsil
had announced the contrary. They also expected liz
would claim the OF the convention Solcdad
The Duchess ds Mont had been safely delivered
OF son.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-06

g.rn.s ma. :; sssy :, IN PR. q s 'sp'
Vegetable oil>. pr EaIiou <eeAs-
Vegetable pulmonary baiss,n. s-fne a "Deatri-
hermitage, a .tDsnfifrcs"
IND one dollar N vslus. stamp su,y ssess,s
ev. dollars Sc oert-
Do. do. exceeding Eve aesisrs IN vslus 100
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty 3 cent?
WHISKY. PER gallon -
Do. rcrtined. Is not - psy addfaaaieuty.
Whole, ale dealers. under whieh term j. inciaded
ppcrSon Who's buSifr~- occupafon
sell, Offer O. seil. <rsceTies-or any goods.
wares merchandise Il fore IN 81 domestic
prodlcsion. b. than original pack
sse piece time. the pur-
chaser, not including wines, spilt1ous OF malt
hqaors. for each license Doo
wholesale dealers n liquors q ever, dc<crsp-
ton, Including distilled spirits frrrncnted a.
Quors and wins q al kiRis persons cher
than d>tllers. who srll ofcr for sale any
such liquors. IN quantities - more than three
gallons a. one time q the safae purchaser, are
Included for each license 100 -
willow u1annfsrturrs - 3perct-
Wine made % grsP--. gallon sccnt>
Withdrawal entry. a. cato hose. stamp DUTY - cents
Wood. manufactures 81 Il net other~iss pro-
vidcd for sPcre Ct
Wood screws IL cts
Wool manufactures Of Osberwise specified per
Nore manufactures IL otherwise sfecifet pr c.
Worm ozeuges. samc A. '.D~ntifrce-"
Wrif, stamp duty 50 ceu*s
Zinc manufactures o. not Otherwise specified per
! Do oAyee Of. per 100 pounds = cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-06
BOOTS AND SHOES

AT No. - West Washington q.
LARGE STOCK or BoNE-MADE WORK FOR
n sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer house
sep3o-dly A. LNlz.
Very Important 70 fhe Married!
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING NARrfAcFi
"A NH undersigned will send free b mail ttt
means OF preventing conception. Ne drugs or meci-
cines. DIscoNKRf. circular with particulars
will be any address BY ineio-ing two CENT
stamps. book Containing al the knowiedgs referred
60. and several private receipts. viii he sent
20 any name address yen may wish. by lncosing
dollar.
Medicine French PHI viii b. FOR dollar per
box. II very sure in Us eiccts Address
Lock Box No. 40. indianapolis.
Jyi9-d6m Al FOUGHT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-06
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxe. Imposed ny the Tax Bill,
and Pa~scd by Congress, June 23d,
ssss-rhe Duties ON Incomes, Imsu-
supnnce Gem panies, Railroad Conn
pawses, drc.-Tbe Waves ~u Dtsssssea
spirits, uanwsacswves, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco, Ssusf, Sc.
gars, Iron, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
ther, Glue, Wine. Ceal, &c.-The Tax
ON Cotfon-The License Tax, &c-, Ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-06

The Tx Bii Just pss.ed both Hou-e- Of consress On
the 40 q June We give below table q the taxes I'M
posed The names q The articles and classes Of persons
t.s~d. arranged n alphabetical form, rendering the
table valuable Coz oouvsnent and rsady references:
T~tsxes ups-ea of the foI,~inx different classes
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
\ NrFarrNN oONNERrIAL


w ReSEitIFS.
TIE pr..rietug hrcn- constantly ora
hand alnr.e and varied assortment of
Fruit Trees, Evcrwccns. Roses, Orna-
mental Tree. aud Shrubs. md aii Apds
OF Nursery Products
Responsible agents WantW ~ ever
Count, Catalogue- suWlita irce on au-
ulicaton. Address
C.FLETrHER. IN.
NOV !-Iy Indianapolis. nd,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
Vol. Z. No. y.

JlANNpp iilh l'fAh iilH OilIt III
Baltimore. The Friends thc-e
had been a litila exercised about
him, because they thought Tie
was too much inclined to ntIic
newness,' but /; was known that
the Spirit had often manilcstly
led him. Friend Chandler had
visited Yearly Meeting once,
they believed lie was an old
man, and had been a personal
rGcnd Of Elias Hicks.
AT the appointed hour they en-
tered the house After the sub
dued rustling winch cnsucd upon
taking their seats, there was an
inteval Of silence, shorter than
usual, because il was evident
that many persons would feel The
nrompiings Of the Spirit. Friend
Chandler SPOKE first, and was fol
lowed BY Ruth Baxter, frail
Woman, with voice Of exceed
ingpower. The not unmelodious
chant in which she delivered her
admonitious rang out, at times,
like The peat Of a trumpet. Fix.
ln5 her eyes on vacancy, with
her hands ON the wooden rail be
fore her, and her body slightly
swaying to and fro, her voice
scared aloN at the commence
ment Of cvory sentence, gradual
lly dropping, through a melodious
scale Of tone, to the close. Sac
rcscmblcd an inspired prophet
ess, an aged Deborah, crying
aloud in the vallies Of Israel
The last speaker was Friend
\ Carter = small man, not more
than forty years Of age. HIS
+ face was thin aud intense in It's
expression, his hair grey at the
! temples. and his dark eye almost
too restless for a child of "tho
Stiffness and the qnietness' y His
voice, though not loud, was
clear and penetrating, with an
earnest, sympathetic quality,
which arrested, not the ear alone,
bat the serious attention of the
auditor His delivery was bat
slightly marked by the peculiar
rythm ogthe Quaker preachers;
and this ract, perhaps, increased
the effect Of his words, through
tie contrast with those who pre-
ceded him.
Ills discourse was an eloquent
vindication of the law Of kind
ness. rs the highest and purest
manifestation Of true Christian
doctrine. The paternal relation
lof God to man was the basis of
that religion which appealed di
lrcctIy to the heart 50 the frater-
lnity of each man with his fellow
was It's practical application
God pardons the ropentant sinner.
we can also pardon, where we
are offended; we can pity, where
we cannot pardon.
Both the good and the bad
iIprlnciples generate their like in
othors. Force begcts iorceI an
ger cNciles q corresponding an
ger; but kindness awakeas the
( slumberlng emotions oven Of an
? evil heart: love may not always
ne answered by "a equal love.
but ithas never yet created ha
+, red The testimony which
! Friends bear against war, lac
J said. is but general assertion.
/. (which has no yaiuc except ia so
2 far as they manifest the priucipls.
E, lof ...a rrsr- their daily lives. in
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

Snrinv rains. seen against lNe
reflected skv it shonc with q soft
radiance. and the earnest eyes
met hors. ~ 70 ID were hcs rouag
self. evoked from the plst, TO bid
her farcwcll. "FweweIt.' she
whispered. taking leave at once.
rs She believed, Of youth and the
memory Of love.
During those years she had
more than once been sought in
but had steadilv, tho
Kindly. refused. Oncc, when the
suiter was a man whose charac-
ter and position made the union
very desirable in FIJI Mtehnor's
eyes, he vcniured tou-c his pa
ternal influence. Nscn7th's gon-
tie re-i~tance was ovcrb0rne hy
his arbitrary force Of win, AMI
tcr protestaiions were OF no
avail
"Father"'shc finally SAID. IN
tho tone he Ind once heard and
silt rcmemhered. "thec can take
awnv, but thee cannot give"
he never mentioned the sub
iect again.
Richard Hilton passed ont Of
her knowledge shortly after her
meeting with him ii Philadcl-
phia She heard, indeed. that
his headlong career Of dissipa-
zion WIS not arrested that his
friends him up as hoberoesly rn
ined-and Gnally. that he had
ie0 the city. .lter that. All re.
uart ror,oo. ~ was either dead
ar rnrla;moa and leading bet-
tor hfc, somewhere far away.-
Dead, shcbolicycd. almost hon
ed. for III ;hat case mi1hthe not
now be cnioying the mo!iiain re =
and peace which SHE t~a ied
might be her portion. !; was
bctterto think OF him as p1~j-
Gcd spirit, vaIting 70 mort her
in a heller communion. than %
luow that he was stII bearing
the burden ola soiled and blghf
"a life. In any case, her own
future WAS plain and clear \
was simply prolone2tion oc thn
present an alteration Of scrl
time and harvest. iIledwith bum
BE duties and cares, until the
Master shall bid her Inv down
her Toad ard follow HIM.
Friend Mitchnor bought q
small cottage adjacent 70 hi,
sons farm. ina community which
consisted mostly Of Friends, and
not far from the larga oil meet.
ING house IN which the Qortcr
ly Meetings were held. lie AZ
Once took his place ON the upper
sc9t. among tjc elders, most q
whom he loow alcoady, fror
having metthcm, yearaftcr yea.
in Philadclphia. The charge
Of few acres Of ground gave
him sufficient occupation; th'
money lett to MIN after the sal'
Of his farm was enough 10 sup
port him comfortably; and lat'
Indian summer OF contentlnen
seemed now to have come 20 th
old man He was done with th
earnest business Of lifc. Nose
was gradually taking his place
as nther and FriAd and Asen
sth would be -onably provid
ed for at his death. Ashis bod
ily energies decayed, hls ipperi
Gus temper soltened, his min
I became more accessible to liber
al ibnucrcoe apJ D., c,,nt, ,rtl A
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

. .ician and Surgeon. N iuchcstcr, Int,
D-aiustr.pf P'ilairl ..Ht Nrrroi N'o
tcine. afiPhifHlt t4hia 4, ue-lut
M, J0.mfaI. enhrarin- furilral
Ohdelrics afd 1tsrHfr- 80 rVtuicF-
Nntu. Ae'n sHs' 40 i'''-t.'.'"' -
,.t,inv. and batiug spent thrcr ,4Hr- bob 'Nr
I,stiiai. and uispcnaarfes al rhitrdr lhiH.
,na tr,nx upnnrANith Nceii'p W lu-
.trnruen,s. hci IS rrrparrd ~ be- ifcrfna l"prra-
tfon.in tae various heuTrtinehts OF thcnr"-
tr~-fnr.
w. Particular attention pafd trfiscnsr' ~
ma ave. uFrlCE-W sd. ai.son .trret.pe y
rrc nprta-vestcoruer of 'hc fahiic square
tyfanhcstcr, Indiana.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
gyrvcuHsrnR, INDEANA, FRgBAE, August =. 1862.

ii'l -NOolllg lNF Nel WHO WIS one
Of the words people f" Thus,
~ seventy five. ne was really
Younger, because tcndercr Of
heart and more considerate, than
Ire he'd been az siXty.
Ascnath was now a woman OF
thirty five, and suffers had ceas-
cd to approach her. Much of
her beauty still remained, but
her face had become thin and
wasted, and the inevitable lines
were beginning TO form around
her eyes. Her dress was palmer
then ever, and she wore the scoop
bonne: Of dr1b silk, in which no
woman can Seem beautiful, nn-
less she be very old. She was
calm and grave in her dcmcan-
or, save that her perfect good,
ness and bcnovolcnce shohe thro'
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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

a ENkENSNOfsEFlc g. NL>F,
Manufacturers Of Furnliu~c and
Chair-. 81 Tie Latest and best Styles. hast
of the Prbh, Square. Wuchc-t,r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails
posrorFIcE AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsTERS MAIL-via q R-Closes at s
O'Clock n, Closes at4k o'clock p NJ arrives
st 10 o'clock u arrives at So o'clock Nj
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN AAIL--Via NJ = NJ z R--Closes at 9L
o'clock A NJ arrives at o'clock p NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NonTRERN MAIL-Via Lyons Il Camanche-
Closes at 9o'cleck p NJ arrives at 6 O'Clock p NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL-Vis Dewitt d Mauuoketa-
Closes sunday. uesday and Thursday at O'clock
N arrives TUESDAY, thursday bnd Saturday at
O'Clock + NJ.
EOUTE No. Io9I7--Nia Blue Grass, eta--Closes
Monday, Wednesday aad Eyidav a o'clock pM /:
arrives Tuesday, Thursday ami Satur lay at y
O'Clock PM.
E,urE No 1925 Via Tiptoa-Closes Tuesday
aud Friday at Il o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday anu
Friday 1T Il o'clock VI.
soUruEaS M,IL-Vla Burlington s Keokuk -
Closes undvy, Tuesday aad friday at 9 o'c ock P
NJ errives Aonsay, VI cdncs4ay and riday at Z
o'clock 4 VI.
RosTE No. IG9., Via luffalo--Coses Friday
at O'Clock A III arrives Saturday ats O'clock
pm.
ROUyE No. lG950-Via Annauc csa g. Walnut
Fork~-Cioses Thursday at ~ II arrives Thurs
day at IL O'Clock NJ.
ilouRs-Otiice onen at o'clock a N closes at
o'clack NJ. Office open on Sunday from to
10 o'clocs NJ 81 - W..
tas- As the principal mails are carried by Rail
Road, all the time stated in the above notice.
will be RAIL kOAD IME, the clock in the Sur +
intendant's office, N l. II Depot, being the sand.
ard.s- . :, C4AS. II. ELDRIDGE, Pm.
"a II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03

sALE-As authorized and EN-

INRUSTEE'S SAhE.-As authorized and en-
L powered by 3 certain Ieei Of Trust, dated
the Sth day Of January, A. D., 1859. nladc BY
Hans Brandt and Lena Brandt, his wife, to me
as trus tee, and which Trust Desd-i recorded IN
the Recorders Office of Scot. county, Iowa, IN
hook al" Of townlot mortgages. page 242-- default
having been lnato IN payment OF the Eote therein
mentioned and interes =! sha on Wednesday,th he
18th dsv OF January, A. d., io62, at the Court
House door, IN Scott county, Iowa. at o'clock ~
the a!tcrnoon sell to the highc and best bidder,
fo cash, the aloNieg ae4cribed land, to-~it: =
The west ha.t OF lot numbered three 81 IN block
numbered esAteen Isl III the city Of Dave-
port. in Scott county. lows, to satisfythe amount
due, with costs Of sac, trustees fees, &c. The
Trustee will sell only the title conveyed to him.
HANS PAULSEN,
ia2l Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OYr-cg or THE DsnocRAr AND Nsws,l
Thursday Eve., Jan. 2, 1861.
BusiEess is light to- day. Whea; il firm with en-
upward tendency, and must soon affect the price
Of Flour. Adsspasch from Chicago shows de-
cline in the price of hegs. Hogs have declined
here too from s275 to $3.50.
FLOUR $3.50 wholesale; $3.50 retail. Ship
iner,s 900 bss.
WuRAr--Market actire at 5s4slc. Choice
lots s5e. Eeceipts 4, AZ bu. Shipments 6,7 bu.
BAKLEy.-Quiet at l5925e. Receipts 965 bu.
Shipments go bu.
CoRs-Dull a. 1q9llc. Receipts 425 bu.
OATs-Lilt!e doing. We quote at 12AGl3c.
Receipts IS bu. Shipments 400 bu.
Hoes s2z5a2. 30. Receipts ls5 head. Ship
ulents % head.
nAY--Prairie :4Q5 Per ton. Timothy So.
New 0TE market.
NEW YoKE, January 2
. FLoCa-Markst quiet and firm. $5.io45.5o
Super Western.
WHEAT Market very flra and fuiet.
CORN Market quiet. 61@67 Mixed Western.
RYE.-Steady. 7s0S2c.
RLRLEY.-Quiet Mt 6)QlDlc.
Oars Market frfner. Il q 1870 Canadian and
Western.
WuisxY-Steady at 1a6 IGI5c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAIH.
TEkE WAR NEWS.
EXCR.4YGE OF PRISONERS.
Capture of a Gang OF Rebel
Bridge Burners. -
DEPARTURE OF NAs0s and Sci
DELL FOR ENGLAND.
Terrific GGie in Boston,.
RUMORED RESIGNATION or CARL
oCEiIRZ.
Evacuation Of Vera Cruz by
tho hTe xicans.
NoyENESTs OF s,yFA ANNA and
iilnaNGN.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From Fort fiens0c.

F.. MossoE, Jan. /.
Cnpts. Schellug'an anl aason, of the 18th
regiment, Lieut. " Dickinson, OF the rec ment
of infantry ii the q. ). Lieut. J. IL. Hart,of the
2oth Indian. and Corporal Ihomas Mcdowell, OF
the ,ytn New iorh aulyoi here last night, by n
hig Of truce, from Norfolk They arc Of lhe two
hundred aad iiity = be released IN exchange for
an equal uibeT, wlJ we're sent to Richmond last
week. A great improvement IN The tres tmert ii
prisoners II siii 10 have taken place within The
last two weeks. Iae above namel soldiers ~ D
Baltimore tO-Aigtt, GA their way ID tie.r homes.
The remainder II the number t. hc rclcas Ell, are
expected here tomorrow /. IN, and number of
oIr wouuied, making a total Of two .al.lre! and
G. shty four to ho released, expected il a fe v
DAYS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
NJ A X IL IF d.

In Trinity Church, on the 81 inst, by he REV
f. +. Jrpp, MR. +. p. ERSkINE ana MISS
FANNIE l.. SYLVESTER. all Of this city.
In Cleona, On New Years, BY F. BALL, ESQ
Mr.. SAMUEL P. OLDS 10 MISS MARY A.
DILLON, both Of Cleona.
On New Years day, by the REV J. G. DlNyTr,
MIR EZRA j. EkLILN to MISS HARDIEI
ANNSBEkG, both Of this city.
Or the evening Of the 3lst ult, by REV. r. D.
Mason, MIR. ID. NJ. BU1KWALTER and MISS
ELIZABETH NAILOR, all IF This city.
On the morning of the lst inst by REV ]. D.
Mason, MIR. AARON PARK, OF Wilton, and
MISS MARGARET NELSON, ,f this county.
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ON PHI aieiphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.
Capt. Alfred Bacon not kiliai at Paucah, Is
prcvisously reported, but in sklrmish between
tho rebel and Feierl sickets. near aihoun, Me
Lean county a guasa composed Of msn from the
3i Kentucky cavalry regiment nas attacked by q
isrgc ioice OF rebels, AID I've Of cur men, inclad
inE Capt. Bacon, we're killed, twenty taken
prisoners. lf
4 .Nm- Bacon Stevens was CONGO rated AesistaDt
Bishop Of Pennsylvania, this morning, aH st.
Andrew chu-ch. as8@sf Tfs Md M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-03
From St. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS, Dee. 81.
,
Especial to the Chicago Tribune

Especial to the Chicago Tribune
An officer attached to Brge's Sha-p ) ootcrs
arrived tonight, having come in buggy from
Stprgeon to ltet lie t,re= se1 ia oi iizs
clothes, and was arrested thee tines hy the Sc
ccsh lie had dispatches for Gen. Halleck from
GEN Irentiss, concealed III the LINING ot his bug
gy, and narrowly escaped detection. He reports
..a. ia tae Mouat Lipn lgs.t all the sesesh dead
were killed hy Mimic bats going through their
bodies In a nsjority Of nstatces The bhnsrass
ed ali tie way through the forehead and out OF
the back of tho head.
The Ailfo'd prisoners have been registered.
They number s.. The list will not be pub shed.
There are three hun red other sccesh prisoners at
McDowell's College.
A man III military uniform was arrested today
for cheering, TOR Jcif Davis.
Gen. Curtii has been assigned tho comnani Of
the district soath of the 0sase ami west Of the
Merao.
Nofurther news from Rolla tonight.
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esuEfiUfe lenseseYg 90.

YVHE REGULAR ANNUAL MELTING FOR
the e.ection Of the Directorss OF Oakdale
Cemetery Co., 10 servo ter threc seHs, viii be
held at the flee CT H. g. Hoffman, on Mcnlay 9th
Of January, isj2. Ali lot owners entitled to
vote AT sal election, and eligible to tho sice
of Director Jal-ltl