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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
COM ERCIAL.
%ULKVKLAND mARKRFs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
MONDAY EVENING, March 30, 1868.
PIOur-sales 40 bbls rye at 1875, and "a bbIs white
double extra at s7,25.
Whent-Better feeling in the market, but no
transactions. Offers Of 1872 are reported without
sales.
Corn-sales ] car on track at &c, and car at CSC.
Oats-Sale car from store at SOC.
H~ighwines-Sales 20 bbls at sc.
seeds Sale small lot timothy at 500.
BeHns-Sales choice S2,5d.
Frni's Sales green apples at $40 per bll; dried
peaches at Ice, and apples at &C.
Cheese-Sales Hamburg at IS cents.
Lard-Sales country rendered at loo, snd kettle
rendered at lOxc.
POIntOes-Sales / car peachblOws at Sc.
Butter Sales choice roll at &c.
E-ggs-Sales at I3H@Iic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

I On Wednesday, April 1st, will be sOldat
the Auction Room of o. Cutter & Son, No 134
Bank street, a lot of good household 'furni-
ture, &c. Sale commences at 10 O'Clock A. N.
meh3I:2t
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sRWINR MACHINES.
6ebs,45I

A full assortment constsntley on hand We
deal in none butthe best.
G. W. CEoWELL & Co.,
febs45I III Superior st. Marble Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

GANDIES-OF OUR OWN AND
French manufacture, . la5S1 a7,9rtTT Tt
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NoTIcE.-There will be e meeting of the
most vital Importance of the Executive Board
Of the Western Seamen's Friend Society, on
Tuesday to-day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at
the Bethel.
" The members are most earnestly requested
to be present. R. II. LEONARD Tsee'y.
cleveland, March 80, 1868. mch3l:433
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

First PaEe.-.-LOcaI Items from Last
Evenings Edition viii be found on or list
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

WTUWUN 0IWNUNIII ITUINUH
roach directly tho affected parts and give almost IN
slant relief In BR0NCHTTIst ASTHMA and CATAERB
they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from
the use Of the Trochss, and their extended use, hhs
caused them to be counterteited. Be sure TO guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only the GIN
UrsR BRoWE's BReEoRIAL TROCnEs which have
PRovED their efficacy BY a test Of many years. PUB.
L1o sFEAKEEs and SINGERS should use the Troohes.-
Military Omcers and Soldiers who over-taz the vOio,
and are exposed TO sudden changes, should have them
sold everywhere ct IS cents per box iAn:Es5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

March 26, 1868.
All stamps deposited for redemption at
this Office having been examined, I am now
prepared to redeem all receipts given for the
same.
Holders Of receipts living out Of the city
can send them to me, and I will mail the
amounts the receipts call for, less whathave
been rejected. E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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WAR CLAIMS.


B0ldiers' BOuurT, Pay and PensIOns.
We are authorized by Government to collect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
SPECIAL DISPATCHED
FROM WASHINGTON,
Important T~e8timOnyto the Value
Of Negro TroOps--Gen. Ty-
ler's Court Martial--M Nc
0lellan stock down
at Washington.
WAsH1Nnrnr- March %

H61AAAd4OAi AAhAlA 30
The following dispatch from Genera
saxtOn forms the most important eOnlri,
button yet made to the solution of the
problem offered by the rebellion. 1t should
be remembered that General saxton is a
thorough military man, not originally ex-
empt from the prejudices of other officers
Of the army, and thati it is purely as a mil
itary man that he bears this testimony to
the triumphant success of the policy of
srming the escaped slaves;
"BEAUFoRT, s. c., March IA, 1868.
ITO Hon. Eatoard n. Stanton, Secretary Of
War:-sir Il have the honor to report
that the expedition which I sent up the
St. James river, Florida, consisting Of the
first regiment South Carolina volunteers,
Colonel HigginsOn commanding, and a
portion of the ID South Carolina vOlun-
teers, under Colonel Montgomery, captured
and took possession Of the town of Jack
sOnville, on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
GAS I stated in my last report to you,
the object of the expedition was to occupy
Jacksonville and make it the base Of ope-
rations for arming the negroes, and seeur-
ing in this way possession of the entire
State of Florida. It gives me- pleasure to
that so far the objects Of the expe-
ditiOu have been fully accomplished. The
town is completely in Dur possession, with
many prisoners. There has been constant
diminishing going on for several days, and
in daring action the negro troops have be-
haved with the utmost bravery. Never in
q single instance can I learn that they have
ainched. 1t is my belief that scarcely an
incident in this wal has caused a greater
panic throughout the Southern coast than
This raid of the colored troops in Florida.
The negroes are collecting at Jacksonville
from all quarters.
I am, sir, with great respect,
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Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium
FOB THE ABOVE

THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
- KINDS Of U. &. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
-UNCURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates OF Discount. feb9
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NEW ADvERTIsEmKNrs.

janis Kyser-AnncuEeement.
Geo. Spragus-Akron Water Lime.
D. W. Gage Masters Sale.
b. GriswO'd-H Horse and 2 BuGg-e l for sale.
First Ws1d-LccaI Fotics.
o. Cutter a Son-Local Notice.
R. Il. L~eOnard-Lo,al Notice.
G. ". Boardmsn-Local Notice.
L~ost-LOcal Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
silver Plated Ware.
UNINWN NI"NNW
Just received and for sale at the lowest possible

A COUGH, COLD, Oh IRRITATKD THBoAT
tfalowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial Affections, oftentimes incurable.
49, n----L.-r M---E
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03

nN the Bid inst, between Sharon and Car
~ ton, large yellow leather Pocket Book
containing one hundred and eighteen dOll''
IN money, and the following notes: 0ns@
Mrs. Mary Baldwin, given Sept. 1861 i'f
9lO4,0O, payable to James J.. Hamilton, "
bearer; one on s. V. Luckett, date not re-
collected, for two hundred and twenty.onI
dollars, with credit of about forty dollars
made payable to Joseph H. Hamilton q
bearer two notes given by John L. HAM,
ton, payable to VIM. G. Hamilton, dates ala
amounts not recollected two on James Y
Scott, one for one hundred, and the other ~
hiteen dollars, payable to VIM. c. Hamillol
dates not recollected. All persons are fcfs
warned from trading for any of the abo'
described notes.
WM. C. HAMILTON
Jane IS, 1868. 26-a'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03
FIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI, BE-
Low NAPOLEON,

On last Tuesday, General Parsons, who
mas battery at Cypress Greek, about twenty
miles below Napoleon, fred upon or trans
ports laden with troops for Grant, cripplinc
tnem very badly. The transports then land
co about four miles below, the troops march
Tug up, attempted the capture Of Parsons
guns, when the enemy was driven back to his
ooats with heavy loss--one account. which
seems authentic, puts his loss at from four
to Eve hundred.
There is a battery at Old Point. under Col
poooins, who with a regiment Of cavalry is
DONG serious damage to the ensmy's boats
upon the river in the neighborhood Of Napo-
leon.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03

A letter in lbe New YarE Herald de.
scribng The battle At Port Hudson, saws
Of their loss
rcd;,,al ro,,4 bo a,o .o.o r. :.
w.s .l,.n,nraJ !, ., " p1,t 1r,, N.Y. ' !,
sto,n orr Ioe. !. l..,'3 o.5 , l,1,'Il ?
r,,5 I.o,y Tha .as, a.,ic.,a 1'. h ! =
bss,5 :. 6n,,rao, ,,,,a,l ,l.. .l.' ",'' y
0nrm en ,rara s,,h;, '','', ,,,oa ,,'I'o
era rror, rao,~cg ETH H.. ~, :.,,; ~ sow y
Tina feIJ was = norfa,t .r.n r.l ' w.,
''"'
., 2p'a0'' / VI rt t-e .sl'""3 '' '"' negro
e,,"'''' '''o ii'''.'1 . "''oU"' S"''
me second hoHIaanlonS, native Color
eo regiment, Colonel Wilson, were ia Tie
charge upon the enemy's right WI
lhey came out SIX oot OF nine hundred
men could not be accounted for. 1t ia
sad they fought with ,be desperation OF
'lgers one negro was observed with u
rebel solder IN his grasp, tearing ne Resd
from 1's tace 'e't4 us ''cla, other weapons
navIng lailed him.
Ihe Tribune says, editoiG''y upon The
au'hofl'y OF a gentleman Just arrived from
the department of the Cuff, and conversan(
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03
Butler In Bodily Fear.

We trust that the following statement in
the Times, about Gen. Butler, is founded on
correct information
-, Ills personal safety is so precarious that.
Ike other great tyrants he has casters" to
prove the harmlessness of his entrees and
ragouts, and the innocence of his wines
wears a bullet and dagger proof coat of mail
under his uniform, and sleeps with revolyers
at his pillow. and armed sentinels AT his
door to prevent midnight assassination"
How pleasing to know that the Yankee
h!aynau lives in continual fear of the life
winch he deserves to lose But it is 10 be
hoped that nobody will assassinate him
because, ! half of the tales of his atrocities
are true, his blood ought not to be shed bv
bullet or dagger, or curdled with complI.
mehlary poison. Buffers circulation should
be arrested by ligature; at least if il ia
flght that the law should be finished he
mat means on he person of any maefactor
or monster, Judith would not have cut
holoiernes head off if she had any reason.
able expectation that he would come 10 ba
hanged SO, long live Gen. Butler, in dread
OF ms assassination, with the probability
OF the gallows looming in the distance -
buffers die many times before their deaths i.
10 p let them' and serve them right.-Loado1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03
ihroRTANT FROM THE TnAys.
MISSISSIPPI.

An Official dispatch from General Tav,o,
. =. Alexandria, dated 26th, says he storm.
81 ana carried at the point of the bayopet
p,.n unioaded guns, the enemy's position at
petwlcks bay, capturing over a thousand
prisoners, and ten heavy guns, aud a large
, smoun' OF stores. Killed aud wounded on
'uelr SIDE not known-our loss none.
our troops also carried the enemy's posi-
uon at Thibadeauxvile on the Mississina;
. .nee ABOVE Berwick's Bay, which gives pa
s s.a MANI OF the river above New Orleans
and enables us to cut off Ranks sn,nI, ,o"nS'
Al Official dispatch ba, ba"o supplies
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03

ofNsIaLE'-The ambition to say smart
'nings, remarks the Wilmington Journal, and
sne ahkiety 10 say something every day upon
every topic that arises, has much to do with
many OF the follies aud il-uatured express.
SONS OF the press for it is to be noticed that
~ ~ Is easier to appear smart by finding fault
s ,.an oy awarding approval, aud tibet tie me.
uinm line IN which tfath ia found affords
esS scope tor striking paradoxes and sonor.
Ious exclamation, than the more eccentric and
llatou. ss''''N ~" 'l'''-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03
StrayetI.

STRAYED from the vicinity of yernon,'
- small DARK BAY MARE. She is about
six years old-rides well, but does not pace
Tue name all lays on the left side. The rigl!
eye is slightly iutlamed, caused by blew
Any one taking up such an animal will 30
rewarded by leaving her at PearceS stable
+. G. DEROCHE,
Surgeon 10th S. G.. Regt
Vernon, June rs, 1863 26.3t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03
RUNAWAY Arrested.

e. WAS arrested by the undersigned in
ca Madison county, a NEGRO WOMAN
-Awho says herr same is ELIZA, and that
she belongs to Chaifes BaIfour, and that she
escaped from him when he was removing bis
negroes FROM said county, eastward, for
safety.
The owner of said negro is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charge,
and take her away.
j. W. DOBBS.
July 3, 1868. 27-4
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03

CHEERING CRoP News. From CORES.
pondents up the road we learn that the
wheat crop, which is immense, is safely
gathered. Flour has taken lofty fall.
Wheat has been sold at SO per bushel,
and the highest priced is SO SO. 1t will
not be sold to spectators, but consum.
ers and the Government. Should the
spectators get hold of any. the Govern.
ment officers will take charge of it at
once and pu, quletus to all such work.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03
COFFEE! COFFEE!

UST received a splendid article Of JAVA
~ and RIO COFFEE, at
HENRY LORDS.
July 3, 1868. 27.lt*
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-07-03

Franklin Smith,
\ / | . RNEY LAW,
CANTON, MISS.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
FINANCIAL AND coNMERc clAL.

wEpsEsnsy sept. a--6 POM
Money has beea saribly easier to-lay, though
ts general rate for call loans must be reported as
seven per ceat. balances are lett with cstabishea
b yases At ak aud even al FIVE n some instances
6it borrowers lad mostly II pay seven. No
siiiugeacy Il apparent AMI The rate y chccrftily
paid. Mercantile paper il reported ,rinc more
in favor ~ huycrs. Certificates Of indcbtcdne
interest in eurrcpcy were done at 9sl[. e~EH
Goid was lower to-day. The mornings price
was la2H l32s !, with only limited business
doing. after which the news Of our steady advance
a; Charleston aud the evacuation by the rebels of
Morris Island pui Il down 70 i92. II subsequently,
rallied 10 lj2s. u. The export of thc day. ~
tho Persia, was t30i ,3s1.
the stock market opened iinn % tie street this
morning a, prices about Ter cent above last
nights closing rates. Al the fFrt board however,
quotations advanced 70 pcr cent on a number
Of siocks, snl thc general feeling vas buoyant
until the close 81 tie session, when enough stock
vac brought ont az The advance % ruse decline
of per cen, or 80. Comparing sales with last
nights figures, we noss an advance Of per cent
IN Pacidc. iHSn New York Central, az in Enc, .
ia Hudson, in Harlem, . In Reading, zH in
Mchigan CanwAl, q in Southern old, 0 IN gnaraa-
tsed, . ip llhIois Central, ~. in p.itsbug. "a in
Gsiera, 2 in Toledo. lH In Rock leland and s1t in
Prairie do Chen, a. the one o'clock public call
priecs were ven maintsined, at . slightly lower
fsvsi, kcw York Central being steady a. 15l, Erie
nj 10. Harlem 81 f5o SOUTHERN Old AZ oe fIlirois
Gsn>ral t1Ss md PINT Wayne ~ iHs,z asf.a Az
.fe sesoss rec,sat bsavs The reaction was more
marked tn shr ~xtcxs of a,i svsrAgs os i per cent
Hrien, fslhne 10 ~ ala4, after its csn pscollss
isshsot. .s rTls o.isirs qposAiisas we're n kl-
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
CITY coMMERCIAH REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Scnt. % p II.
AsnEs Sales ofr40 Ibis. 10 for pots and
&c. ior pearls. stock, eos bbls. II 4#ss -"
Doors sGossAt the anoiion sale thero was large
attendance both " city and country buyers
the latter all the lots cessd readily taken at
very good prices. M. rt- 1 ss
BRvspsrups.--i Trade brands o. aour In fair de-,
nand 10 day, and desirsslcios were rm but low and
inferior grades don and heavy, export buyers
were disposed purchase. The lght receipts, how
ever prevented amy sersops falling OIL prices ihe
ccpts only .,..6 bbs. f6o day sales ~ GOO
bbls state and Western, 100 bbs. Southern and 460
bbls. Canadian. Rye -four was demand with sales Of
800 bbs reported Corn meal active and buoysnt;
sales were made or 500 bbls, including 900 .bbs
The New York herald., 1863-09-10

PIX DO oos' % a. "r.f. ~ s s aa s.rs .sr a s'fs'
2 Il III y 2ilner ~ Wn s'ca6n chapman NPcrs.
sris IA, ~ oaa ws'soe Pa Isshior Pon al
pa, ss,,frol ss1s u =. 80, rNo' rAogg aS@at X @
,sa, s'' = ts sfI & s2s = si.ss '.: i as I'll
s.s E Il &: Ps @ ; , WY M 8tass t
F.il. erVRR sept 7-ivsrtrs c'u,on tarisn, Eisa.
SSalSs 1Ys4sHcas s1s% ~. S 30 ssstS \ @ m aesaa
i i. ks.',9r =, 70 .s ssss ri' 4 % es tf'
o~ vs.' sssrp sssrp. ~ a.;
9iIsssr .'s' Moass yel3oy comulo's naua' 'A ,a
rs.::. y Ss. Sas gsRa sss q'siSaS ','iI"s
, Az. 3, "a =. sass, 90 sssa sis
sss trssc Yxsa Ksnaesy norton o"ai'A'r hfA''s"' @
WI y. s % sr o,e,l. In .s, Tsss ID. ,s r.1,
| n0diry ben amin Eneiish, sharp 1'+'"'
a.,, @ s s. s.:.s s:.ss 81 3
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ss S.SS .ss. k.,s ASs us. sasAssaoa'
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ssos a's sos sassusa rsinsS.s. i ~ !
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rss. SaysS S.ysas.. t'g gs7 4 ssss IA s.s " As
s. sa!sa s ssss Ses ss;s assss =
,;ss; Esatsa ass1s ssais caiS r;s sessy
~, su,s Blake Portland cd bf'rs Br~- 'tsh ou< 4
| dnonps. Warren, ghariektlsn8 Slhfh
Paterson, Roynl triumph Watson .Al -, ssna
Norsoodl Boses Oasus rhssp.ons Esor ssks,'p%ss G
~ psh fton fo" s" ann aS ssAkSry Larln arr.ne pNn
EGwniard Parsons Portland n steemag ssn ksy XIV
~ - is.,s,Sd pni.fs mrA. Msrksyi @aAss bsr
. tom; Village Gem. Parker Augusta NO pa"u q anne.
a Ilo~er Norwich; Revenue candy h.Apgn1 !.
]; msu vanaernan. Rasons EPrsa rrsn, ewp.,-
NSms Cia shs darsaoa, ,aoafrsy pbaaao.,hsc c.,aec
l PkOvIDRNCE B-Srr steamer feit
., Nyark, Preso bennett Ann lirashs
Hobart and FiyA~ay, Nov ilth y,
washington. Psrrusan EstesIan an hsps, ssa. n, pha
!, Ssiuia; ssnnasrr for. Eycn. Io.na y pa, e wne
Ssnt; iohn watson. lane Enrabenror' Jasss = 49,.
Potter Port Charger, Mehaa IL
4 1oS"n Rnie Welt. Albany. AGENT B@shs H,n '.si
NAH Am Dyer. Eyot. Sd schfs Goo, .s.iru..
m E.rS,s be~s. Rrsabsthpos,s As5 BranaIs nnda's
snf Nathaniel Checc, poarc, Synrk. ina H''t"S-
Therns Albany, sorr vrielty, tmith fssr. ,..s,a,
SALIM sept 7-Ar Drig j ii DNilnghAm " ,'o,
Por Even, sshrs Julia Rich, Moore. sna W.,
Freemap Eirsbebporti torn,hsn. a,,i,a, .as den
rsTor nakrr HYors SID schr u u sumnas, Upion' 'AS
esgoSivSre,S sept 7-Avr shrs COASTER. hy.ts shay;
Jctny Lind Hula Rondont. y Dlck,ns - NIu-ss
oq schr. Richard Law, York. and Yonng Aa' fns'
| barry. s a.N.f .f
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arrted.

BsGG-r1GHrnu1 On Wednesday, September 2, At =
Lakes church Brooklyn by the Rev. W. niller, d. D.
WrIIaN rree ESQ., oi Georgetown, pemarara, 20 SARAH
fysGsrov III iIrmliI third daughter cf A. Lghthalf,
Esq., OF JAMAICA, Long island. No cards
KgYtrp-MERwIS.-- Vaatie " Y, on Tuesday SEP.
tcmber L. 2oasIr 3. kssIKx, of BroVklyn 10 MAsf W,
daughter of H. f. Ncrwin Esq.
PCfluAv-Tw .xrKa.--At sprug Valley, y. y, on Mon
aay september T. by the Rev. j. Coreng JonS Iti1M1S
10 nrsgF A. TwAxLKy, both of this city.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
The tonnage Of the Hazletcn Railroad fog the
week ending .Anpn,st % was as .ollOws:- - ..L !.

Increase. ,58S lS 2l3,10l W Ilt,SSv 10
The American West India Company have opened
q new line Of communicate N with the West India
Islands, which win be Of great importance to the
commercial community. Hitherto the mails for
all the Windward Islands, for Cayenne, Surinan
De,nerara, the ports in venezVela and Brazil have
been sent via southampton (Englznd) by the
English West india Mail Steamship Company.
St. Thomas is the well tnown central station for
thats company, xnd the line now established be-
tween here and St. Domingo City will call at St
Thomas, as well ~ Bermuda, st. Joins, Mayaguex
and Porto RICO, 1hus saving distance of seven
thon sand miles IN the transporting Of the American
analssto the aforesaid points. The steamship Tnbal
Cain, vof tiaisS SIne, will leave jew York Saturday of
this week.
The PhcniS Fire Insurance Company has de-
caared a sen G-Axwual dividend Of five per cent,
payable on de wand. .
p'he ShipfA W and Comm prcsol List furnishes
the following tstemen. of the exports OF bread
stuts from the unitcd States 10 Great Britain and
Ireland from Sc pten,ber 1862, 70 September Z,
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
Died.
ARrnrR- on Tuesday, september z, Ems ArsnS ~
THOR, aged years, months and day
peareat tkabe, though thou hast left us,
And thy los we deeply fel;
pu, rsAe God THAT hath bercstus

Thur aged years, 9 months and day.
Dcarcesbabs, though thou hast st us,
Rut rrs God that hath Dercstus, 4
IN, Ssa s ~ gS5 s5Ss ss1SS G nsa ,sc recncs ia
parents, ~ wss. Forts t'fe s,rest ~ (harsiay)
iam'y ereinpitoi 10 attend without further uones.
BAKsr-oq wednesday, seItember s,.h' y hEfR, 70
the 4ith year 81 hisree. th E
ma rcnan5 wiu be taken 70 Stag Sing, y. y, this
C1hursd - morning, Tor inteTmsut.
4 qessay as sp,s%ssf ,,S y a. iss ne, rs,gs%S' ss
NJ lirNsx =. Fsossosi, " the t6ia year q h.sego
The funeral VII teke place from thc residence y hs
brother iniau. SAMUEL Bara,pw, ksq, ~ West thirty
Tho rel aud friends of tho itmiy are respectfully
invited 10 attend without further notice
Cl4gxsoS AT Tlatb.sh T. T., on Tuesday, September
8, s,CAutfmNnR " vile II Matthew Gsrkson.
so r,ys- K a4s iass sS aSa y rc Y s a nr
sS capaS IEM' ~ Sc issidence, Bcrren Point, n J. On
Tuesday sepemeer HssEY gnkAsss forns,y ns az, A..
tsaied 10 The New York Custom House ~ Tie F5h yeW
1he relatives ana friends ol me family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funerni from hs late residence,
this (Thgrsiay) afternoonl a ha past Two O'Clock The
steamer ed 1a,kc, ea.s y & IA vo, n.sn ~ ,er
'Os ypv,on "Wednesday september o. NJ, or- ucs,oS.
son u Jotn aud Mary Eirahcth corbc' aged 10 onhs
The rcsirvas aud frends of mo family are rcspectfsy
ns,.s,. "a A,iorre, sweet On friday al one o'clcs
rasrrmm.--on Wednesday morning.. September o,
Et:TAHrfa CARmkRf, ohy aauthNf ~ NlliAm An.
Ca,herus farberry, AGED 10 months
The friends NJ the family and those or nsr brsshcrr
I'm iaw ratrics and Jar,es clancy. respectfully In
viod toattend the funeral ihls Chnrsdayl aiornocD.
relriv s.eood s,,es, 'TF lH ..l3
cixrrrrI-At Cairo, H.. On Triday, scptessssr T. o.
typhoid ever, W. rAnrAEI, of Now York city, ricpson
~ amin romiit, aged 30 years.
DrSrve --u sing sing ~ Tucsny, sspscmncs y ANNA
NAaA, wife Of nsh Danning. and shcr Of ~ iaas
t;eoras Sebotf. ~. s...s . .l...4 IL. .e...a.. 4
The reiAiivrr d friends os the family are invited to
s;tcnd tho funeral from her late residence At sing sing.
stp day (hrrsday), a. twcivc O'Clock " the renal ng
Wi 10 sksn u sh~csA CSAWery NriAmWsensH rNA
eas o the edson River RaHsnAsleawo ,Chsmbers street
st o'clock A. " ana return A. ten minutes past two
bs'n.-o~lMsrsay svs~'ss, ssremssr :. En,svssiss
wife o. nM nli. I, iS.. 49,. I. n. \. ,-c . ..ua
Asr upee si AAnjer, afe nylsed W attend The