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, 1863-02-25

F1Ae.RA1s1So.-Thc employees in the cs.
tablishmcnt Of Mcssrs. Stcinmetz and Co.,
boiler -makcrs, Michigan street, In this city,
having resolved to celebrate the anniversary
OF Westinghouse birthday in way worthy of
the occasion, unanimously contributed 10
purchase handsome flag, tweaty-one feet
long, and Mt the hour Of II q N. yesterday,
the glorious t'star spanglcd Banner" on a
lofty fag. staff, surmounted with red, white
mud blue globe, golden yane and points Of
tic compass, aud hoycring over all golden
spread cagle-wayed aloit amid the cheers Of
the assembled crowd, the firing Of cannon and
the ringing Of bells. At IL m. the Farewell
Address OF Washington was read as an appro-
pirate expression Of loyal attachment to the
Government Of the United. States. The
close Of the ceremonies was cnliyened By the
employees partaking Of cold collation pro-
vidcd By the proprietors. Cheers for the
army, Lincoln, &C., and the singing By the
whole party Of Hail Columbia, The Star Span
gled Banner, Battle Cry Of Freedom, &c,
ended the pleasant occasion.
| ~ The Aflantic Monthly for March con-
t:.ins It's usual amount Of solid and light read
ings. Its papefs, thirteen In number, are as
follows: "Christophcr North,", By Joseph
Dana Howard; "The Horrors of San DomIn.
go,' by John Weiss; IA London subnrb;s'
BY Nathaniel Hawthorne; "Willio Wharton
by Mrs. L. Maria Child; "a Call to my
Country omcn," By Gail Hamilton; "Undcr
the Pear Tree" by Mrs. Hopkinson; Tho
Last Cruise Of the Monitor" by Greenllle N.
Weeks; "Amcdca, the Old World" by Prof:
Agnssiz; and "Pcricles and President Lin
coln," BY Henry N. Alden. These, ofcourse,
are in prose. The verse is by Dr.. Holmes, j.
T. Trowbridge, Theodore Tilton, and Julia
Ward Howe. Dr.. Holmes poem is full Of
force and spirit. Mr, 1Iawthorne's prose
sketch Is, like all that he writes, admirable.
Tic nunpes Is IN excellent one.
, 1863-02-25

- Paper Hanginss selling at less than New
York prices, at F. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.
fcbl61m
, 1863-02-25

TRANSCRIPTION PnoCLAAAT1oS.-Thfsf i'm
portapt Proclamation Of Freedom has been
Autographed upon eheet 22x3o, appropriate
IL illustrated, for framing. Of course every-
body wants copy. They can be supplied by
the agent, F. P. Atkinson, who is canvassing
the city for subscribers. His post-oticc id
dress is Box 3G54-
, 1863-02-25

0ar put 10 poor -McrrIck's running for Office
on account Of sending challenge In his
own affecting words, "my heart is still In nv
Maryland; as walk the streets of Chicago I
carry my Life In my hands as one walking
through the Valley Of tie Shadow of Death, J,
ARREST or HORSE TH1Er-Amouc the
arrivals at the Matteson House Monday, was
d middlc-sged, wiry looking man, clothed in
scmEmi1ltary style, and wearing upon lis
hcada slouchcd hat, ont from under which a
pair Of cold grey eyes peered aud tcow1cd in d
restless aud unsettled manner The entire
lower hnlf Of his face WINS covered by a dense
growth Of wiry looking whlskers, while his
entire appearance indicated the presence Of 8
man Of more than ordinary daring and shrcwd
ness. Hc swaggcrcd up to the desk and regis
tered himself "sa1n. n. Carpenter, ono 0
Gen. Blunt's scouts"
On The 2Gth Of October, 1861, this fellow.
representing himself to be Chief of Police 0
Dubuque, went to the livery stable Of E. N
Dennis, in Waukcgan, aud hired q valuable
horse and buggy. The horse and buggy ncye
returned, md no moro WAS heard Of Carpente
until last fall, when news Of his arrcst f,
stealing Government mules In Kansas arrived
quickly followed by news Of his escape,
Night before last he entered Gleason saloon
On Randolph etreet, and while under the indr
ence Of liquor forgot his usual caution, an
brandishing formidable revolver, the e;gl
tubes Of which we're loaded to their muzzle
. xcmarked-ssOId Bradlcy would like to g.
hold Of me, reckon, but If he or any Of h
men ever lays finger on nc, I'll give 'em tt
contents Of this" lie had hardly uttered IL
threat when Captain John Nelson entered Il
saloon, and Immediately recognizing Carpe,
ter from the descriptions in his posscssio,
laid his hand upon his shoulder and said
+.sam. Carpenter, want your At the eam
instant he disar1ned lin, and marched hin t
The cells Of the Central Police Station, whcl
he is now safely incarcerated. ME. Denui
fom whom hc stole the horfc and buggy, W:
tcicg aIhcd last s,:ght, BE arrived ycstctd1
no,ring md fally idec:ihed .4s :a!vi:
, 1863-02-25

There are now tifty-six cases Of small pox in
tie pest house-eighteen Of which are Of our
soldiers, and thirty-eight Of rebel prisoners.
, 1863-02-25

Or DETACHED DC1T.-Wc learn that Lieut..
Clifford Etickney, Of Co. c., Ted (1st Board Of
Tradc} Regiment, Illinois Volunteers, has been
detached for duty on the Signal Corps Of the
army. Lieut.. stickncy is one Of the most
promising young officers in the service, and
we arc not surprised 10 find him assigned to
position requiring capacity Of i high order.
, 1863-02-25

Tox Tnum PHo1oonAFus.- s.-McNaliy i Co. h.vc
large assortment Of those interesting photo
graphs OF Tom Thumb and lady,
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Sec. 8. Ind BE Il further enacted, That
all slaves Of persons who shall hereafter
be engaged in the rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
shall in any way give aid or comfort
thereto, escaping from such persons and
taking refuge within the lines Of the
army; and all slaves captured from such
persons or deserted by them and coming
under the control Of tho Government OF
the United States, and all slaves of such
persons found on orl being within any
place occupied by rebel forces and at
forwards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be deemed captives
Of war, and shall be forever free of
their servitude, and not again held as
slaves.
Sec. TO- and be IL further enacted, That
no slave escaping into any State, Terri
tory or the District Of Columbia, from any
other State, shall be delivered up, or in
any way impeded or hndered of his lib
erty, except for crime, or some oHensc
against the laws, unless the person claim
ing said fugitives shall first make oath
that the person to whom the labor or SER
vice of such fugitive is alleged TO be due
is his lawful owner and has not borne
arms against the United States in the
present rebellion, nor in any way given
aid and comfort thereto; and no person
engaged in the military or naval service
Of the United States shall, under any
prctcncc whatever, assume 10 decide on
the validity Of the claim of any person TO
the service or labor Of any other person,
or surrender up any such person TO the
claimant, on pain of being dismissed from
the service"
Sec. IL. Anabc IL further enacted, That
the President of the United States is au-
thorized TO employ as many persons Of
African descent as he may deem necessa-
ry, and proper for the suppression Of this
rebellion, and for this purpose he may or
ganiZe and use them in such manner as
he may judge best for the public well
fare.
Sec. IL. Ind be it further enacted, That
the President of the United States is
hereby authorized to make provision for
the transportation, colonization, and set
Element, in some tropical country beyond
the limits of the United States, of such
persons Of African race, made free by the
provisions Of this act, as may be willing
TO emigrate, having first obtained the con-
sent of the Government of said country
to their protection and settlement within
the same, with all the rights and priyi-
leges of freemen
Sec. Is. Apa&U further enactel, That
the President is hereby authorized, at
any time hereafter, by proclamation, TO
extend TO persons who may have partici-
pated in the existing rebellion in any
State or part thereof, pardon and amnesty,
with such exceptions and at such time
and on such conditions as he may deem
eXpedient for the public welfare.
Sec. If. A,a be IL further enacted, That
the courts of the United States shall have
power to institute proceedings, make or
ders and DEGREES, issue process, and do
all other things necessary to carry this
act into effect.
Approved, July II, 1862.
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TPUBLIo REsoLUTloN-No. 54.l

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary Of
" An act to suppress instruction, to
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and conliscate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
Resolved, By the Senat. and House of Re-
personalities Of the United States Of -Ame,i-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the provi-
sions of the third clause of the Fl til Sec
ton Of "An act to suppress instruction,
to punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and confscatc the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be so construed
as not TO apply to any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof, nor to in
clude any member of q State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath to support the Constitution
of the so-called "Confederate States of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con-
strued as to work forfeiture of the real
estate of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862,
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. IL, South Fourth st,
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
Established for tho benefit OF strangers coming to
st. Louis ia search of

~ any soldier from tho above States Nhetbar
SICK, WouSDEn, killed, or TAWEN PaisoSrR. ana
In what battles he may have been engaged ana
where his regiment Is stationed.
Information will also be- given Of the oonJItJon ~
any sick or wounded soldier ia ST. Louis IouIsvIils
Cincinnati, Nashville Mound City, or any Hospitai
Ia battle, or have died from thoir wouuda. ~. brrt
cd and whcro thnso taken prisoners are con.
0ued
ms Il tho only Army Intelligence once In ths
Department Of the Mississippi or Westerp De,.rt.
ment,-And Information Of soldiers from any OF the
above states can be given at any time by calling o,
writing 10 the Army Intelligence once.
Pc sons writing will please rive Tia nam. ~ 49,.
soldier, what state he listed m, and the lumbar 81
hn regiment. Charges for any Eiud ofAt ~ lptelH.
Eeh'e VII DO Two DoLLARs, aud any person ritina
attention to their Inquiries
Add'"p' Army Intelligence Once, s. louis, No.,
10 S-'~ o. BOX 1913. May rs, 1sBl--ly
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7 HIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for N,
successful prosecution aud settlement Of De
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sever,
years experience in the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims and the Fxeou.
two Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughiy acquainted and familiar with tho laws ape
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arlspt
out OF the present war, including tho accounts 8
States, Contractors, and Dsbursing Officers Of In,
War and Navy Departments and for - Collect.
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vol.
unteers,o the reimbursement Of which is author
lied by an act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USEs, or FOR DAMAGES TO sUCH
PROPERTY, for Horscs lost in the service, and 10,
Military Pay, Pensions, and HOuuty
Land.
We give special attention 10 procuring Pon.
sions, ROUDties, etc, aocruiug 10 Soldier,
who have been wounded, ooBtracted al ea.e, or the
families Of such have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line orduy as such during tn
present war
Special caro- will also bo given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspcnded
BY the Department.. or Ia eHcientIy Managed
Prompt attention also given TO the collection Of
QuSrtornas,er's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the use Of tho Army, to arranging Accounts with
sndeo.lccting Claims against the Cusrtormnsers De,
pATtmcnt.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our PROMPT
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the bands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our Tally Inter
course with all the Departments enables US IN uot
cases 20 obtain decisions much more speedily tina,
where al communication and alkor necessary dotaf
must DO conducted through the mails
To this end, We solicit you 20 forward to US any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to tin.
have presented, and as is our custom, We will fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, aud, whor
required, instructions.
No charge made In any ecse unless sucoeasfuI.
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN,
70, 80 Cherry Strsol.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ON FRIDAY NIGHT, THE 23D INST, FROM OUR
~ tent, near Fort Nogey, dun c0loryd MULE,
10 hnis high, ia good con Ntiou, years old the
coming sIriug, Roman nose, aud newly shod all
round. Any person returning the mule 70 Fort Neg
ley, or lowing any Information by which no may bs
obtained at Tic UNION office, will DO liboraly 10.
wardnl. WM. GAMBLE 4 Co,
Jan. Colt" suffers, g3d Ohio Vol.
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SheriR's Sale.

II Y virtue Of an atlas vendlioni exronas 10 mo di.
- rcctad and delivered from tho Honorable Circuit
Court Of Davidson County, tennessee, at is Jute
term, 1852, ! will exfosS 70 public aale, to The
highest bidder for cash. AZ tho Ccurt Hsuss yard in
the city ~ Nashville, ON Msnday, the 23i day or Feb
ruary, 1885, al the right, title, clau Atercst and
tate, which J. II. Charlton then had, or may have
since acquired In and tho following described prop
erty, to-wit trat Of land containing eighty acres
bounded on the east ~ M,j Gu,herie's land On the
south by Mr.. Turner'S, on the west by Mr.. Gilman
and on the north by tue Chattanooga Railroad Lev.
lei on as the property Of j. n. Charlton TO satisfy
judgment rendered in hvor OF George Richards
against J. II. ChsTltoA. J. II. Austin add Thos
Huris. J, NJ HINTON SheriG
Jan. Zs-wS'. by j. X. BTcHANAN, B.a
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HORSES WANTED,
WA N TED.
FLO r..

II9 Bills EXTRA FAMILY,
30 sUrERFlNE, Ju-t received, for sale
By WN. LYON,
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100000
MALE Or FEMALE AnENTS

MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS,
TO SELL
LlOyd,s New steel Plate Comfy CoI-
cred Map of the United states,
Canadas, aud New BrunsWIck.
From recent surveys, completed Aug 10Th, 1869
cost sZO,'VO TO engruve IL and one year s. time
superior 70 any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
mtcheil, and sells at the low price Of nty coats /;
s'O'"pO names are eng avod on this map.
1t Is mot only County Map but It .alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of the United states and Cauadas combined ia ono.
giving
EVERY 1EAILWOAD STATION
and distances between
Guarantee any woman or man 81 TO S. per law.
ana viii take back all maps that mot bo sold aud
refund the money.
Send for 81 worth TO try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass VOL, furnish.
ed all our agents.
WANrED--Wh9lcE1le Agents for our Mans in every
State, talito-h Canada, Euglani, Franco and Cuba
A t'ttuna may DO made with a few hundred ellars
capital No competition
T. LLOYD, No 1Gi Broadway, Now York
The War Department uses our Map Of yiruipi,
Maryland, and Pennsylvania cost 800 900 on which
10 ma Gel Antietam Creek, sharpsburg MARYLAND
Hight Wiliiamsport Ferry, Rhuiersyills, Nniand'.
FORD, and all others On the Potomac ami every other
place in Maryland, Nlrsiaia, and Pennsylvania, or
money refunded
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue Of an alias vsndisni eXpOaas to Ro d.
ID rectcd and delivered from the Honorable Circait
Court Of Davidson County, 1enn., al its June term
lsO2 VIII expose TO public sale 10 the highest bidder
Tor eash NJ the Court Hsuss yard In the city tf Nash
vile, on Monday the 23d day Of February, 1858 all
ihs right Title claim interest and estate which O.
W Teal tbs had VI may have siAos acquired IN aud
10 ths following described pr0psrty, toWtt: tract
o. anl containing 10 acres yhg thu hurfrecsbore
Pike 10 niles iroa Nashville aud bsandsd - f0lovs
70 wit beginning at the iron pin ~ arfrsoa
SorO PIKE thence toHth hirty.sgkt ana enc half
west thirteen poles south 52l west a. 70 seutrs of
spring, ana bounded on the north by +. n. Y Kim.
browt, gu the west by W. Il, Cartwright, and on Tie
south by W Stevens, east BY T. Bethel levied on as
the property OF g. W. Peal, to satisfy judanort
rS'dersI IN favor Of James Whitworth agaiist q W.
Pea, J.. I. ID. 4. shumats aud II. II. Wallace jar
~, 1908 J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff
by J. X. BUsuANAS, DIS
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LEOYD,S
Typographical Map of Kentucky
ONO, Indiana, and Illinois,


TOpogfaphiCal Nap of Kentucky,
ONO, Indiana, and Illinois,
Is the only authority for Gen Buell. and the War he
partment. Money refunded ~ any one finding an
error IN Il. Price 80 cents.
From The Tribune deg. 3
LLOYDs MAP OF VIRGINIA, MAINLAND,
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Map Is very large; it,
c.st but 20 cents, aud Is he be-. shcl can 10 mr.
ohdted.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP tE THE MISSISSIPPI
HlNElt-from Actual SURVEYS by Japts BaIt and
VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots Of St Louis
No, shows eyery mans plantation aud owners name
from st Louis to the Gulf OF Mexico $50 miles
eyery sand bar island, town, landing an all places
% miles back from the iyer-col1rel in Count &
and states Price, 81 in sheets; g., IN pocket form
and 500 on linen, with rOilsra Ready Sept 20
NAVY DRrAETAESr, WASHINGTON, Sept II 1902
J. T. LLoYo-Sir: Send me your Map Of the Mis-.
sissppi River, with price per hundred copies. Rear
iral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Niss.s
slpW sqlairou, is authorized to purchase as many
"a are required Jr use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, S.crs,ary o., the Navy
NOyli-3t
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Sherif's Sale;

i(T virtue ofan alias vendlioni exponas 10 ns Al.
- rcctcd and delivered from the Honorable Orcnlt
court davidson Coun y, Tenusssss at It's June term
lAbz, VII C1pJse to public sale 10 the highest bidder
Jog cash, at tn Court House yarj Ia the city Of ash
VIE, On MondAy tne 23i FAY Of February lss3, all
.he rlght, tie, claim Interest aud estate, which d.
L. tEguck then tad, Or may have tinos acquired
~ ana 70 the following described property, to-ut
Lots Nos 80 ald 49, fronting each 29j fset on summer
street No. 81 fronting 49, feet Cherry street Of
inc an oilpt' laid - by 10 T. Mcdavock, regsiered
~ he herist-rs ofhos Of DavidsoAoounty, Bsuk Ne
H. page 343 being levied on a. the property Of b.
dcGavock t'sattsiy judgment rendered in fsvor Of
r II. hiidress J, H. HINTON, sheriff.
Jan 23--w3t by J. X. BUCHAsIS, n. 3.
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Sherif'S Sale.

DY vitae Of an alias vcuji.,orI orponas a. una 4.
ID rCsted an delivered frOn tue n Movable Circu
Court cfDavidson Couaty Teun at is Juns term lsgs
will Expose 10 public EaIs 10 tbs hest bidder Ter
on Monday, Vie 2sd day u February, 1858, ali We
right lite, e'aiu, interest ami estate which D. 7
AcGavock then had may have since Aoqu red in
u tbs following desc. ibed property, to wiz: Lot Ne
a. fronting feet inches on cherry street Of the
plan ofp. 7. HcGavceks lots regstsred s Ne Regis
to- 5 oiRcr, hook No. H. page 3os being levied On as
tho property OF a. T. " Gave K TO satisfy iu Hm~pl
rendered In IA II Protection Insurance Co. against
q. r NcGaV0ek and 4. Il. CheuIh.m, mis-. jan q2d
1903 II RlSTOS sberiG
ByJ. X. BUCnAEAN, rs. Ia4 as-ugt
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cow Feed.
To Lesseos of Market Stalls, and
Others

RACON-I,5OO ns IDE5
ID I,r .aio bg Nu. LYON.
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To Army Officers and Soldiers.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

past p L., 70 convoy bin rcmsins 70 Greeuwood
ness. JAZZ PAsoosr, In t6s isd year q her age.
Notice Il the funeral IN 10 morrow o paper.
RSEs ps-At Fiaslands: on Monday. November 2,
PHaws A. RYKssoN aged 43 years and n days.
10 attend tho funeral this uesday) afternoon at two
eclock the house Of her broner Jacob Ryerson at
SEAMAN AT ouinsam, China on Wednesday, July %,
Captain CHARLIE IA SEAMAN. Of the Imperial Army, for
mery OF the First New York Mounted Rifles, OF
Henry and Adeine L. Seaman in the 2lst year Of his
smcAm.-M Msrgate, Kent, England, Thursday,
October is Mrs. CAIuARIsE NJ SINCLAIR, aged "a years.
The deceased Lady was the granddaughter Of Colonel
Carkson, long In command Of the garrison at Ednburg
widow Of John Sinclair ESQ.,, the eminent vocalist and
mother Of Mrs. Catharine N Sinclair Of Staten Island,
sxnH-on Sunday, November l. a. the residence Of
his broherin law. d. A. Richter after short but
Illness tiExRY sMIH, aged SO years
his friends and reiatvee also the members on the HaS
nishers Assocation, respectfully invited u attend
the funeral from the wilett street Methodist Episcopal
sslay3ay sTsnn: sUSs
euypAh, In the 73d year OF bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this 1uesday afternoon, A
TWO O'Clock from his late residence 1853 waverIsy place.
srsMrY.~On Monday. november 2, wnnAx EDGAR
only child Of Thomas and Lizzie H. Stanley aged months
ne rsi:.ve. and friends Of the family are respscuuy
invited 70 attend the funsra from the rsgdence Of hts
parents S2s Eighth avenue, on wednesday afternoon at
scnlur1za.-ou Nosday norniag, November 2, JulIA
LOUISA the ooly daughter q Gusavus and Sarah echue
ter, aged yeaD and months eg Aft s7'
Tho funeral wall take place this Tuesday, sfternoon at
two O'Clock from 260 Jay street. Brooklyu N 0reenwood
Cemes Friends and rsAsivss are respectfully invitsd
without further noTice.
VAuasx -~oa sunday, Novsmbss /, wn11Ax GLOVE
CA vAuonE, son q james 7. Vaughn. deceased, Of
Blo0annedalS, aged 1o years and 10 months.
Ths friends o M family respectfully invited 20 a.
tend he funer from sns res,dencs q hs disccnsosse
afternoOn n two O'Clock. His r6maps Wil be ufAryod
In Calvary Cemetery.
E1rno : 6H Rsquiescat inpAcs. .
wnIIANs.-On Monday. November 2, Of paralysis, VIE
uAM ". WM1IAxs sged SO years, con Of the late e. L
williams, merchant, Of this city. t .asl rse
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from 90 Cstharne street.
on Wednesday afternoon, 1t one O'Clock. a-
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MiscellaueOus.

miscellaneous.
Aimsirs issi,. and cargo sSif.sa. Would dissS.sre
snsr sAwAm CBAsE, OF Hewburypor. has been sold at
ns VITA coolies ana !. % ssii under the Porsasssss
sA.z x.1 Ysgss csos from AraTo.,.S s'.h pig .es 20
neat ude without damage.
BAnx HssHv Boom. from rhisdelphis for Portland. With
noo. snS :sp.S keel nd Other ss, came
oa vita feet Of water IN her and wss taken Into Pro
BurrA.o, Nov s-Ths propeller vsrment from osdsns
The ves,sl and ea1c = Total ics.
MOI &. s.s s e. .ds with
., The b .s ssSS ., eos s.l Of a.
Fovky oc. is-The Alert SHADE which arrived here oes
s.. an pssss ss et co., Al
oOhol Chic IN" ana on the other head. ID in ada
o. Aoa -. ny q duty % s,,s gses 70 "a % s .
caSs .s. !, sss survey % Ire cargo q hs
& OK S "a IT,: s:s sG e s Sos
%: y y sssSs: Ia s's ..r e ssse.
q. 'sS .. 4 s az
from rs 70 sss ssrs ssrs sent % ;h usual r.slsr .os
sa he ace SsSs ss made On
M "ss q u. po. 81 s0s dms. ssss zen s. sss po
sesans very n.ar.y '.,,os.y Injured TIE s.s q l.s-
complied with The Of those whom may
ss ss s-.ss :. K. mo. ss 'sS: n. !" s
sincerely hope that early be By those who
generally the sufferers these unfair proceed ms and
ior the o. ssrvsg .s.oa r me future h.,I
have sseroaehed upon your ,ms snd spare hes. rihs
chants repustion Which doss not seoersnv dss~rve
al tney viii b continued Va be praeed H such
parties who have Attempted them. JUSTICE
Lauscwrr-At Belfast, Me- Uth MT from the yard Of
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