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The Soldiers Family.

We have before US n letter pmportins to cx-
press the sentiments Of fifteen soldiers from this
District, now in the army in Virginia, in which
serious complaint is made against citizen at
home, for uncharitable conduct towards their
families in refusing to sell them provisions
they being in destitute circumstances and he
known to have an abundant surplus on hand.
months ago, a similar letter, written by, and
referring to, other parties than those mentioned
IN the present letter.
OF course it would be improper for Us to
publish these letters, or TO mention names in
connection Herewith {; but it may, nevertheless,
be well TO advert to them for the purpose of
showing, That the soldier III the ranks ~stche.
with jealous eye, the treatment which his
loved ones at home receive from those whose
duty It is to protect them from want. We are
persuaded that the instances OF mai.treatment
complained OF are exceptions, and not the gen.
eral rule in this District we know a number
OF persons who have uniformly sold provisions
to the families OF soldiers at rates far below the
market value, and we are informed that il is
common throughout the District to make c1.
ceptions in favor of soldiers families in the sale
OF provisions. The men who have acted thus
deserve credit for patriotism and righteous
discharge Of duty but this does not excuse the
few who have pursued a contrary course who
have not only refused to sell below the market
value, but have declined to sell at all. The
soldiers family should have the respect aud
care OF every man who ia able to contribute to
their support or protection; and those who are
recreant to this trust--who deny these depcn.
dent ones in their extremity, may not. in a fri.
ture day, be able to stand up against the storm
OF indignation that will be hurled against them.
Let the producer bews:e how he sows that
which he will not care to reap.
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The Latest News.

The following dispatches were received from
Camden on Monday evening:
RicHNoSs, May 9.-Psssengers by the Fred.
ericks6u'g train Communication having been
fully re established) report all quiet at Freder,
icksburg to-day. Several ambulance trains ar.
rived this evening, and more are behind -
Crowds Of ladies are at the depot dispensing q
refreshments to the wounded soldiers. The
weather IS damp and chilly. 1t is reported that
'ate number Of the New York Herald ha,
been received which says Hooker has been de-
fcated, the defeat causing great excitement in
New York. Stoneman's cavalry broke up camp
on Thursday, and left for the upper Rsppahan.
noel, after stealing all the horses they could
find, they cut the throats Of 200 Of their worn
out horses.
Later.
Gen. Imbodsn has destroyed the great cheat
mountain bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railrord, built at an enormous expense, and
which was regarded as ono OF the greatest
triumps Of science.
Brig. Gen. Howard is reported killed. Ned
Howard and others wounded. The medical
director oi Burnsde's corps was also killed-s,l
Yankees. Passengers by the mail train report
Frank Blair, Jr., As among the captured. The
oath OF allegiance was administered to him at
his own request.
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Kershaw Prices.

A meeting Of the citizens OF Kershaw District,
60 assist the Government in getting supplies Of
provisions, was held in Camden on the 9th inst
Patriotic resolutions were passed and the usual
Committees appointed. The scale Of prices
~n left to be adjusted by the Soldiers Board
OF Relief The Board fixes the price of corn Al,
- per bushel fodder 81 per hundred pounds !,
bacon 10 cents per pound.
Capt. Coles was present at tho meeting. and
commepds the spirit Of berality and patriotism
manifested by the people of Kershsw. lie
informs US that the prospect Of getting consid>
erabie supplies in that District, At the above
rates, are encour aging.
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The Late Battle.

1t again becomes us, as people, to offer our
profound Acknowledgements to the God Of Bat.
Ties for permitting US to achieve another impor'
,ant aud decided victory over our enemies !;
the telegrnphic report Of which is published
elsewhere. As usual, however, this victory has
been purchased by the loss Of many valuable
l,ve,, the full extent OF which las not yet been
received.
A despatch states that the South Carolina
troops hare not suffered great deal in killed.
Another despatch states that the lsth s. e.
ascgiment was not in the 6ght having been de,
called TO guNd prisoners. Corporal Ellis OF
Company F., in the 18th Regiment, son Of w.
w. Ellis, Of this District, was severely wounded
ia a skirmish. Capt B. r. Clyburn's company,
-ot the I'd s. c. Regiment, Was probably the
only company from Lancaster engaged in the
battle. We would thank our friends to &C,
quaint u. with any report of casualties which
they may receive.
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HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE.

new aud handsome residence at private
sale in the village of Lancaster =. e.. con.
tuiA!ng upright rooms, with all necessa-
ry outbuidngs including stables aud car.
rage house. aud good water.
There are adjoining - acres choice ood
land which will be sold with the House if
desired.
Also that story Store aud Law Office
opposite the Court House. For particulars
apply tc A. MAYER,
at Lancaster E. H., . G.
orto WM. McnUINNIS,
:. Columbia 5. G..
May 6, 1863, I3-tf
The Charleston Courier. and Columbia
Cdrotin;dn will publish ,ri-weekly for one
month and forward bill To thi. Ollie.
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81 Declining.

The Charlo.s t"oerat last week says
Flour sold in tnis place last week at $50 and
&ea per barrel. Holders are beginning to dis
gorge. and some Of them are terribly trightcn.
ed. This week. (Mondsy,) 80 per bal. is the
highest Did.
The Central Committee for Fairfield District
f.es the price OF Flour at Slo per hundred, to
prevail for the next two months.
Flour sold in this place At slO per hundred
on Monday last, notwithstanding the figures Of
the Government committee still stand at $50.
We learn that it can be bought at Rock Hill
for IS.
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To the.Planters of Lancaster.

Having received an earnest appeal from the
authorities at kichrnond to make large ship
mens OF corn AS possible this week Tor the
army OF Virginia. beg the planters of Lam
caster to assist me as far as possible in deliver,
ing the same at the Depots of Eail Road.
have large amount sacked and ready for dc,
livery at the plantations Of Dunham WiherI
spoon, J. \. Cunningham, Barnes Estate, T. +.
Brown, Frank Green, aud hope that the plan.
ters Of this neighborhood will send this week
their teams and deliver the same, as they will
benefit the army, and relieve me of the ucccs,
sty OF mpressing their teams, at some later
day, when they will DC more occupied with
their crops. J. ;. COLES,
Capt. A. =. ".
Nav l3, 1863. Iii,
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The EXEMPTION Bill.

We publish In this paper the amendment TO
tho Exemption bill, telegraphic synopsis Of
which was published last week. The principal
change IL that which relates to oversee.s. II
was estimated that the bill, as it formerly stood,
exempted about thir,y thousand orerseers.-
The amendment will probably reduce the mum
Der of exemptions under this head at least two.
thirds thus adding about twenty thousand men
to the army, and about fve millions Of dollars
10 the public treasury.
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE,

Offered, at private Sale, a Tract Of Land :,
containing sixty. seven acres, forty or forty.
FIVE acres Of which is in woods; situate in
the southern suburbs OF the Village of Ian.
caster, a por,ionSbeiDg within the incorpor.
ate limits. The Tract embraces the old
Muster field. II Is susceptible OF being di.
vided into several fine building Lots
For particulars, rs to terms &c, apply
to w. ". CONNORS, Agt.
April 10, 1863. i6-n
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May l3, 1863.

The citizens oi Lancaster are informed that
sacks for corn will bc furnished by the Govern.
neht and these can be had by applying to Mr.
Jones Crockett at his store. The corn must
weigh 90 lbs TO the bushe Those persons
who live at greater distance than % miles
from Rock Hill, can deliver their corn at Messrs
Hasscltnc MasSey's store, where it will be
weighed and paid for by them at 81 So per
bushe! and cents per bushel per mile. Should
any one be willing 10 haul the corn to Rock
Hill, the same price will be given and tho mile.
age added to Rock Il The Agent at Rock
Hill, Mr.. Thurinon. will weigh any delivered
there and give receipt therefor, aud Captain
Coles, The Government Agent, will pay upon
the receipt ut iIasseltue X Masseys stors.-
We are informed that the Government needs
the corn and We hope that the farmers will
haul and deliver at Rock Hill as much as they
can during this week and the next.
BY order OF Committee
GEORE McC. WlTllERSPOON. Chm.
May Is, 1868, H-l,
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HEADQUARTERS.
ENROLLING OFFICE LANCASTE

ENROLLING OFFICE LANCASTER c. II.
Surgeon Clay having failed to attend on the
5th Instant for the purpose of Examining per-
sons liable to conscription, who claim exemption
by reason of physical disability, puJiic notice is
hereby given that he will attend at Lancaster
Court House for this purpose on the 10th day
OF May instant There are still persons in the
District who have failed to report. All liable
to conscriptiOn must report before the 10th
instant; those who do not will be proceeded
against AS descrtcrs. The Law riH be enforced.
K. L. ALLISON, Enrolling
Officer Lancaster S. G.
May o, 1863, l3-,f
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We had some hail in this vicinity last week,
followed by several days Of unseasonably cool
weather. Fires and overcoats were in demand
The crops. so far as we know, have sustained
no injury. The rains for the last several weeks
have been regular and moderate in quantity !;
and We are pleased to learn that the general
prospect and appearance Of the provision crop
are encouI ageing.
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Resume Of the o!d Prices.

Al the special request Of . gentleman OF this
vicinity. who has become disgusted with the
fabulous rate At which all Of the neccssalies Of
life are selling, ws state that he is desirous Of
bringing about resume Of the old prices; and
a. an earnest Of his sincerity submits the follow.
ing proposition:
Tha, he viii barter corn at so cents per bush
ei, (old pnce) for the ordinary home. made
cloth. plain, at la i.a cents per yard, or striped
at Is cents (old price,) Also that he will pay
his professional and tradssmen's bills by tho
sane standard Of old prices 10 govern each
way. He desires hn name 70 be known TO
shoss ooly who win accept his terms, the iufor.
nation 70 bs obtained at this once.
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NOTICE.

ALI persons having claims against the
Estate of Rebecca TrusGel, deceased, are
requested TO come forward with them prop.
erly proven on or before the first Of Jniy
next, as this notice nill be plead ia bar a.
gainet nt claims presented after that date
Also ali PERSONS indebted 10 the SAID Estate
are requested TO come forward and make
payment L. }. CAUrilEN, Ex'r.
April %. 1868, lit
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TELEGRAPHIC

NIcxsnUks, May A Yankee craft, with
two barges in tow, loaded with medical stores
and ratons for the army below, attempted to
run the batteries last night, but was set OH fire
by our guns, and all burned to the waters edge
The crew were taken of by our skffs and
brought here.
TuLLAHOxA, May 6.-An official despatch
says that Forrest, alter FIVE days hard march.
ing, without provisions or forage, captured, on
tho Sd, body Of the enemy, 500 strong, near
Rome, Ga. with number Of Euteld rifles,
horses and side arms.
Special TO the Guardian.
RICHMOND, May 6.-The wounded are com.
ing IL. The victory is decisive aud promising
OF further results. The South Carolina troops
suffered in wounds, but 4 small proportion in
killed or mortslly wounded. Col. Perrin, Of
Orrs regiment, and Lieut.. Pinckncy Seabrook,
are universally reported killed. Gen. McGowan
slightly wounded Capt Cuthbert, badly Capt.
A. e. Haskell, painfully in foot; Col Edwards
slightly, also Col. Miller. X. W. BARSwELL.
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HEADQUARTERS JENKINS BRIGADE.
LLLE.L IL 4 .n
ArRIL 29th 1858.

APRIL 29th 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS No.
|. The Brig. Gen. Commanding announces
with pleasure his satisfaction with the men and
officers whose conduct has been brought TO his
immediate attention in the opening of the
campaign.
III. The industry, energy aud ability displayed
by Lieut. Col Wyic, OF the 5th Regiment : G..
V. as Engineer Officer of the forces on Black
Water, aud now OF the Brigade has cictc, the
highest concentrations Of praise and is entitled
to the warmest thanks Of the Brig. Gen Com
manding.
Ill. The conduct of Captains Coker and
Crawford with their small corps OF Rihem.n, the
former openly engaging aud repulsing tho gun
boats on the Nansemund River, has descrvedly
won the admiration Of every one.
Nv. The death OF Capt Crawford is a source
OF unfeiSned sorrow and regret yet If there is
faith in the rewards of virtues or pleasure to be
derived from the contemplation OF patriotic
deeds, we have the consOlation Of knowing that
he LED apurc and manly life, that he discharged
all OF his duties faithfully and fearIessly and fell
calamity OH the field OF battle
by Command Of Rig. Gen. n JENKINS.
Il. II. SIMS, \. A. Gen.
May u, 1853, l4-n
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NOTICE.

am instructed by Col. w. n. Shannon,
State Agent TO collect the fnes duo By those
who did not send their hands to Charleston -
The Commissioners will meet on the frst Mon.
day In June prepared 70 collect the fnes.
J. A. CUNNIN9HAM,
Sso'y Board Com'rs Roada
Nay 10, 1893. i$-it
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ThE KroxuE GuSs The two great guns of
the Keokuk (elevcn.inch Dahlgrens) have been
relieved from their very useless position under
tho salt water, and have been broughtto Char.
lesion,
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Genuine Patriotism.

We learn that Mr.. Biggen Mobley, Of Ches
ter District, has recently sold twenty thousand
bushels Of corn to the Government at SI.bV
per bushel.-
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Rags! Rags i!

We will pay cents per pound for all
clean cotton or linen Rags delivered at the
Ledger Ofice, this being the price which the
Mills advise US they will allow 10 exchange
for paper.
April 30, 10 Il
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our troops. Among the prisoners is Brig. Gen.
iiays, who commanded brigade in Couch's
corps. The prisoners represent some forty reg.
'ments' mostly foreigners.
U" the lower end o! the line, where Gen.
Early commanded, there was some hard fight
ing on Sunday. In the afternoon, Marye's
he'ghts were carried 10y the enemy, and
number OF Misslsslppians captured. Six pieces
VI the Washington Artillery were taken at the
saine nme On Monday morning, the fight was
renewed, the Heights retaken, and the pieces
recaptured, with number o: others Five
lahkee batteries are reported captured OH the
upper llne from another source. learE that
about SIX thousand prisoners in all have been
captured.
Gen. A. /. Hill has resumed command. Gen.
Heath Is not much hurt and is still i'll com
mand. The 18th Mississippi killed more than
thcir own number Col Stafford. OF the lith
Louisiana. VAS Killed, also Col. Walker, OF the
iOth virginia, and Col. Mallory, OF the 55th
virginia. Zen. McIowan was slightly woun-
ued:
kichMoSp, May IA correspondent of the
Richmond ri tut tl,ur Nntn ,b.
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From Fredericksburg. Va.

RIcHhoSD, May THE following dispatch
Was received last nigIt from Gen. Lee, dated
at Chancellorsyille and addressed to the Presi,
dent
To his E1cellency President Davis:
After driving Sedgowick across the Rappa.
hammock on the night Of the 4th, | returned on
the 9th To Chancellorsvile. Tire msi ch was
delayed by = storm which continued all night.
In placing troops IN position on the morning Of
the 9th, TO attack Hooker il was ascertained
that he had abandoned his fortified position
Our line OF skirmishers pressed forward until
they came within range of the cnemy's batteries
ami halted, the north side of the Rappahannock.
which from the confgurstion OF The ground,
completely commanded this side.
lockers army, therefore, escaped, with the
loss OF a few additional persons.
(Sisned,) r. f. Ike,
Gen. COm'dg
RicuNoSp, May S.--All accounts from the
lines OF the Rappahsnnock represent our victo'
ry TO have been a very decided one
We have "aptured about ten thousand prisl
oners, many valuable horses and wagons and q
large quantity OF ammunition and small arms
The number Of our wounded is large but
they are well cared for. Colonel Griffin wa,
not killed, but captured. IL is reported that
Daniel T.. Sickles, the Yankee General, was
killed
The trains have resumed their regular trips
between this city aud Fredericksburg. Five
trains arrived here last night laden with the
wounded. All quiet at fredericksburg.
Barksdale is rc'occupying the place, and the
enemy is opposite, rs before.
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THE FINE LARGE PREMIUM
JACK CHURUBUSCO

Will be at the Hammond Place during
the Spring season Of '63. His terms are
$40 the insurance. His Colts are large aud
fine. Persons are referred to the neighbor.
hood of Taxabaw for the size and quality
of his Colts. Apply to the Groom at the
Hammond Place. This JACK has been
awarded premium b. the State Fair.
April ], 1863, S-tf
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Further Particulars of tho Great Bat.
tie.

RicHxosp, May s.--The Dispateh Issued an
extra this AFTERNOON, giving the nrst details OF
the battle Of ChAncellorsviIis yee received The
correspondent says the hght in many respects
Was one Of the bloodisst Of the war. Our loss
was heavy, both In officers and men. The enc.
my had thrown up entrenchmsnts and absttis,
which. after severe Sighting, were carried by
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We invite the attention of the planters of
the Distric, to the notice from Capt Coles, a.
Y. N. in this paper.
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We are again untee obligations to our very
obligug friend. Nr. +. G. Robinson, Of the
Mansion House, Csnden, for important favors.
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The New Orleans True Delta, of the esth
predicts that the United States is on eve oi q
war with Great Britain and France.
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Rev Mr.. Mcclure will preach in the Prcsby.
terian Church at thus place on Sabbath morning
next
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4 despatch dated Columbia, Tennessee, May
7th, says that Gen. Vsu Dorm has been mur.
,dsred hy . Dr.. Peters
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FOR SALE.

An excellent TWOuORSR WAGON, not
much used. Apply to OSBORN FLOYD.
May ID, 1868, lltf
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Proclamation by the Governor
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

HNf liEREAS information has been received
w at this Department that "TERRELL," II
slave, the property of g. llnsom, of Lsncas-
ter District, convicted by Court OF Magistrate
and Freehoders, Oh Saturday, the 25th day OF
April last, of burglary aud rape. and sentenced
to death, did, on his WY to the Jail OF the said
District; escape from the Constable who had
him in charge.
THE said Terrell is six feet three inches
high, we'll proportional OF black complexion,
and his front teeth much decayed quick spo.
ken, with heavy beard under his chin the
whites of his eyes inclined to yellowsh cas-,
and was dressed in frock coat OF dark color,
with pantaloons Of a similar material"
Now, know ye, that to the end that justice may
be done, and that the said negro, Terrell, may
be brought back TO confinement TO await the ex-
ecution Of the sentence, I, MILLEDGE l..
BOSHAM, Governor and CommAnder.n Chief
in and over the State Aforesaid do issue this
my proclamation, offering n reward of THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail in this State.
Given under my hand and The seal Of the
Us State, ut Columbia, this ffth day Of
May, A. ID. 1863.
M l. BONHAM.
WV. R. HUsrr, Secretary Of State.
May Is, 1868. l4-3t
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NJ a n 5 ON Ii 0 u S E .
e. G.. Robinson,
CAMDEN. s. e..

ShMDEN, y. y.
The subscriber returns his thanks to hi,
friends and the travelling public, for the lib.
craI support he has received Tor the las,
twelve Years; and would state he has COM
menccd this year under new auspices, and
pledges himself that every eker.ion will b,
made by hm-e.f and lady 10 give satisfac-
ion and keep upa
FIRST RATE HOTEL, I,
with c,ean and comfortable rooms and an
orderly House. Having First rate Cook
AID good servants, travellers may dement,
upon good accommodation at the old Man.
sion.
Ladies' or families (wishing it) will be
furnished with u private table without ex-
ira charge.
His stables will be found in good order,
with plenty cf pro,ender, and two faithful
Osi'ers.
His Onnibus will be found at the Depot
every day on the arrival Of the Trains.
r. q. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
April 8, 1898, 9-3m
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. ATeHHIenb HI DIE,


WIRixn 4. Batshsforb celebrated Hai1 Dye pre-
asses ssler not 10 be distn suished from nasure-
warranted not 10 in1urs the Hair In the lesst Penn
sdies the h effects Of bad dyes and invise,ssss the
Hair for life. Greg, Red Rstssp Aas~ instantly
tarns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving The HI.
son and beautiful. Sold BY AL Druggists, &c
~ The Genuine II signed WILLIAM L. BAToBu-
LOB, sa tas fos1 sides Qf edeh be1.
ftese~y, Nc. 81 Bayclay S.. Ns,s York,
MH-H Late 7SS Broadway and IS Bond ST.
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MARRIER

On The 18th Instant, at st. Aloysius Church, by
Rev. Father Mac ire, Mr.. WIN. McLDRNHY or
M0ntspmsry cosnty, Nd, TO Miss ANNA MANA
IN 7. and BALTIC papers please eop,.I
On Tuesday, Dec: sd. BY Rev. Mr.. Ryand, JAS
5uLLALOTk, of Georyetewn. 70 Miss FANNY
In Georgetowp, on the lth inst. by Rev Father
AshMorne, GEORGE a. ORlPPS 70 Miss KATE
MACKlk al of Bslti more Md
BALTIC Sun ard Clipper please eopY.I
On the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr. MeNa!iy H. O.
ErPYY 10 Mis- MARY Il. BkIDG 1T, all Of this
city
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HER

AZ the .es.denOA Of Wm A Harper, i. George
town, on December ssth r6s. & GEORGE W. GRILL,
aged Is years.
On the 10Th inytant efter long and painful iIl-
nera. JOHN KEENAN,. in the SGT yeaT oI ais age
at the resiiencc % his father, James Keer an No
900 81 street. between h and r sts. May he rest
In peace Amen
lis friends and relatives ara respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral On TO morrow tSsturdsYl
NOR ing, Eia ikst at 10 o clock.
w ash; nGton ADD Baltimore papers copy
nTThe reu s'rs Of Col GARBsCuk arrived 20
Car st 10 O'clock a. IN. The funeral il certain 30
take place to morrow at VI o'ciocS.