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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19
s,rrrr nr -. JOE III MokaAH.-We

SAFETY OF GEs. JOHN H. MoRGAH.-We
are ersnfi.d 10 learn, says the Richnond En-
g,sirsr, that Gen John II Morgan hiss been
heard from, ssfs in Dixie, having crossed tie
Ohio rivsr, near Ashland, and mAGs his way
inte tie CorlsderAte lines.
It Is not known when General Morgan vii
visit Richmond, but whenever he does, Il Is
proposed ts give him a reception suitable to
ths high estinatioa in which he IS held By liz
fellow-ciezsrs ef Ricamond.
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laser.srs is ia force IN The Confs5oress e1ies.
ia if SiasFes esislsii11 s. d 8. AR 81 -
7'Fii-szl, tres, ~ -esEaa8itsaa.. - - laTy
banks 70 Capt Oisn Lar DJaiur aal tie
.5-iy..wo met Ct 10 DAVIS lfrlld ~ thsir Eal-
ant 6eisuse II Sahias psss, Fiish lie recon-
naud zion that K psss.
la gesaiuEGn Wns real q ikirl iima, and
aHnauimqusiY passed
The SPesker subrfiii 80 sesnfannisatian from
~ Pfeslds "a eareriag ellllltss fJz tLpsadi-
'Hras sHoeg g ise inaian triaes- aad rsc1mUe1d-
az a1 sppF- pEisaon 8 the pg5p7ss
Mr. CgHroWs ct Missouri le atrr-nH1ea a
ifiEs Fess iu.i1n fos ths isiiet of 6 Glat. r.
IA ushssIas Rsfsrrsia
Eae HqHss then Wfut into sec1ss session
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No Here Geods 70 be Received for the
geu4es EarfaSners.

Nc Here Gsods 10 BE Received for the
Esnhes Prisoners.
PREM tie Elctra 5ud Exsuslnsrl
Our military ausboii.iss, Nc are g'sd to know,
hfy decidedlhat no more goods from the North,
for the Yankee prisoners in our hsuds shsll be
received. ard have 20 neif6ed the Federal Eu-
thori,ies. While the Yankee Ggthoritiss ars IL
termed of this determination, they are told, ST
the same tiue that their prisoners IA our hands
shall receive tho same rsiions IS cur soldiers IN
the feld Certsiuly more could not be asked for
prisoners OF war, sBd should csrlSiRly satisfy
The Yankee AUTHORIZES; ifit does not, IhsTemedy
IS with them-let Them renew the cartel The
i0lloFiBg is the letter Of our able commissioners
OF e1ehsBge, Jatgs OHd, 20 the Federal agent,
Meredith, giving hin noilce OF thls dsternlue-
lion Of cur aGtboTiiies, aud was taken North BY
the Tag Of truce on last Ss.uIdsy;
CoNFEDEkATE sTATEs OF ANEB1cA,
WAR DEFAbTNEhT.
Richmond Virginia, December Al. 1863
BnEssisrGeusrsl S. A. NereGiEh, Agent Of ExehaE gs'
Sir Al the assent Of the Confederate Gov
erurnenf to the frsnsmissien, BY your suthoTI.ies
and people, Of lOed and clothing 70 the prisoners
al Richmond and elsewhere, has been the sub
isct of 60 much rBiscons tTuetisn ana mIsrCpse-
serteli6u aud hes BEEN made the occasion Of 50
much vi llfeaiipn aud annse, am directed 60
inform YOU that no more will be slleHOd 10 be
delivered ct CIly Point The clothipg and pTo-
visions already received vii be devoted .
,ha use OF your prisoners When that supply Is
exhausted, hey viii receive the same ratlons a.
or soldiers IN tbs Geld.
Rsspecilul'y year cbedient servant,
RO, OULD, Agent OF E1eAGngs.
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NATRImUhIAL.

.r4r7F usasrreasa essrs 20 snier iEfo sosfeaPoae
snes Hits thrae eung soisa Si.e Iie i - - -
i .t,srs sf DO consequences o. Mesith a. iffstsaa
- sttrartso. Addr@fH eihsr
- '''' CSBs 3. y. LYNCH,
TJ,ui L. g. ADDISON, Or
Lfsut r Q Lewis
lea TenBsEseey
a.t.,, FrfssSe. Brsekirr dss's i5iYisSn,
~ Armv of Teers sssre.
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splendid RESIDENCE FOR SALE,
In Auburn, Ala,

sPLENDED h sIDENGH Wits ems b -ndre4
q q :, of laud sta 4 II b NJ Poaa. bath heu's
"a. - sagsisse hcu stzb eIe al comp etc.
1sss dvvslIuz hss eigaS rooms, viii vice hal.
r,'.s a 49, ! dsiry snd EHe AsversilnE 81 ng Of
water or,bs d grTd4n r'ra" aas rsspsssfy bseA'
~ ,ea ice - reEnHrs sby hsalthy. and thsro ars
ss -,- h. for p le and ieEasle- HoeistT tIeslsAt
srb-1, 4. ltalH foar LsuTs rHh e n 2 E9asry sle
-. 80 sre hslf hoars II Columbus, by "a load
le.s iia ". A. GRANT.
'eesoN Rssi Estsie gent
Mon'g gOmery Ais
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CAPTgREp.--We regtet TO hear thst The fire
stes0.srs HaaAs and sScetis, two Of Tee NEST sue
eeseful blocksdeTunners heretofore, were cap
tured lasi week while attempting to make thsir
vgsv 10 ga. i IS also stated that The neW and
~ running steamer SEA Breeze was Tun
seround cH Saturday night and med. TIE en-
80 ssevg spd passengers escaped jpst before
~. Va. .kes ofFears reached lie vessel The
sanoes were speedily exiting gsisbed, and The yes.
= taved If 1t is stated Iast lie uunsber Of
biaskading vessels oE Wilnngten has been in
..ssssa and The Yankee otaeers keep rnors
s.eiisot wstch lLAn aver OF thss Port Peters
bnrr EEprsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

IEFLUK OF FLOUR Large quantities Ct AouT
are now pouring into the RAJ hei per the sever ~
-ail7osJs ard County roads leading lnto The city.
Tie late heavy advance in puoe las hsd ths
feet of bringing mach ut tins necessary srti-
ele from its plsces OF deposit or secretion, and It
IS now baieged thai there Is noi quite 80 much
scarcity as WAS generally 81 Probended teW
yassBs sgD The stores OF many o. Qur maT.
elauts. winch lltsly hsd no dcur GA si0-sgr,
can nov bosss a goodly number Of bsITes' ana
more IS daily beng T,eeiYrd We ibiok the in'
d,esiiops point 20 a reasonable supply the com
iug winter and spyiig, considering thai InsnJ
f.miios have laid IN tEeir years supply f''eFs
Lnrg EIpTesg.
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-rcrIlls ef Adverli.iEag.

an savsr lrszssuts vii ss ehssesd I've aOllsrs PEI
7aIs ioy ths frsi iHseruss ssa dslias saa atty
-suu sor es-s suhssqusai insertion.
Is-sl ur,rss - - ch:--rrs n ths rsfs ~ hfy sss
ssr fns
oe-zary aotisss sssIgs5 q shs rate q EasEiT's'e
- pei Zoe ana g. alhsr sr=alss Of Esssr-i Ptsi.
st--a-- s- -.-,af .ls---ris.rr-.is-
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rI,burnrss victory ut sfuggogd-fRfsrnPs'
rsaCe in Ji3c AkauTs

r,t,burnrss victory ui sfuggcgd-fBfsEnPs-
rtaaoe in SAC AEauTs
From tie savsousE RepR1lSAnl
A letter nom obr army correspondent, dated
D.lt0n- DscembeI 9 bSs b5sa deisyrd on tue
rf,ie untl Haost Of ats contents have been znit
eiDatsd Wo copy The coue.udlng paragraphs,
p5,ch eontsiu ms4teIs Of ipisIess:
"The repu!ss ef the euemy Dy Gen Cieburne
was Al Z negod gap,in Tsylogs rioge shout ons
mis- ,hs s.da OF Rmggo,d. General ClebuIue
inlorRis rss Inst ihs loss OF The enemy Was tuliy
40 tboussud, ard that his own casualties woe
ysrv lew. his killed beiug only tblfiy Having
cbeeksd lie pursuit Of The eLeny ush our
,-.,v. psul6 rsiira ClsbuTne followed On, eaY-
- ,,acessar,ly his killed AID twelve OF his
,.e,,dss b, ne hands of the Toe lie captured,
( ~ \ a. s.Iesdy been reported, three h7ss An2
sbou, three hundred prsoners AecoiaIg 70
ths resOd Of these puson r. deheIAis SiHbAi
/ TbomSs and Hsoksg Neie Al Pfsssnt =
/ 49,, .f.ir. hsving e0ale cut, doubtless, 20 Wit
-. ~ Enu,il.s ION OF the Con. sde.sies. Ehey
/ 5iseeversd. howeyer, tbtt Btsgss sImy was nol
/ - ropts6 and dsuOralizsd Iabbie they mao
/ irnsoioe5 II 70 De- aLd consequently Trey ADS a.
- - the pu5suiE a. d teii back upon Missionary
v,lge- They wsIe rot sDb1scaded, ss was 81
5rst reroFted; the 6ghi vas an open, ssapd-up
sffsir. in whicn the eseDy lad fhs advantage 70
naa,bers sud Cis5sUne in position.
Gen BfeckmIidgs hiss been FeAeYea-oi hia
c,nmtpd with this army. Ger. Hindman Ii
eTpeesed here in ise days, when De aud Gen
Cbestbaal, being the TWO ranking msl9r genei
~. viii be assigned to the oommand OF tvs
corps Of the army.
s'Yau viii be surprised and mortified to Learn
tbst tins srmy Is act Tres tTo@ tie vice OF intem
neIaucs. / refer 20 toe paintui suhjset hex
! merely 70 warn those sfticeIs who are gBlliy Q
ihis sboninshls fsnse, that if foiDe tea th
1-s,apt 10 ppblrsh itsir-namos, it is only 50 Civ
tbeu an oDportunity 10 refoTu their hsbiis aus
40 their duty. If they persisl in their erintns
. courses, no power On earth sRsl prevent thei
eyposure, ii life be vouehsaied to nae sud yol
vii pIini my letters. 1t is bat just 70 add ;hs
: this heuid vice does not prevail 70 much eKien
and that have seen sniy one private drunk I
/. ali this army. + W. a.
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~ An E1giis6 papsf sys, ttst in puzctire
eyehoies & need IS 81 han3. ciiiafen. Hh
are tbe operators, Aeqsits sael e zlesi-F IS &
6a sois % Fuuch Is l1E.sl' tsir. uli rsat
,rilh snOsdsr foE. .ths aIruss.aeIs .di s.s..sis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

~ WoIlAT prgspnIl7 a 8 uuea re-ts
drsn ufon et4 energies han zafsE1sg.
n5 sFnng, 70 elsalciiyi it IS Ike
saroush lie gE Turkey csEpos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

rA pfintsr DAmed Wian, who died g.
I, chasssr' EnglsDd, recsDtly, wss hesfd' to
.....,sr to n sell a isw moHepis before his
,sl sssab Il an on my last stickiuii an e9uirg
- s1s'T nsragrsDh, aud suppose u have 70 Wall
=, "a desih q pat in . iefIod,
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ON L0yosrREEr -.Cas 18saF=basg a.eis.

ok. LoyGsrREEr.-Tus Ps.sr=barg Regis.
ir ssJs;
Tho news frsn LsaSstra5s 3 heIaaa5ls IE-
sBsva list Is safe ai.h Is lankri 20 ihis
sids-of CumbeTlaad gaps iAas 80 hss tseh snIs
10 eaHs5iaa .Hi.h-his forces tha { muares et
Reason Tares and Faug51i ali .has passet
icanfdaRes 3 tgif that BE- FiH 81 s1.s IS u tfe
'Usbnfg he oeeupas Thas. insisat q Long
rrrsat beine dagger O. flsegl t3 ge1aas i.so
Ncrih guctna- be occupies 8 most iag1lz4.e
p0sisfon, IN q region iui.Y able 20 suFPly re
tgsots of bis army, snt f-7n Whiek, sre
siaali bs q sdubiug o. tears - Nol. heru
Virginia, he can EASILY ae gLse1a slege ha a1a
lis gallsnt men Rave 90 oisa -1at 50 Hs.
I,ones,ss9s is row st Bui gap shout ss7earr
miles from. B istol In The ecuEss oi 9ea6 ,te
isiury dons tgfhs East tennessee Ard FrViaia
rslls8ad, nili he 50 ,Er repaled e q give uz i 8
use tor army Operations. Tbs IS 1ecl1sdiV { ood
reSs. and shouli disnao1ut the .issnsi swamp
srs'' from TIE niehflnsrs, or taxa toe iizEs.
maze Fl the .idisuaal snanapfIs -0r cl1st ers
We GOn't kn0s which is tas T.lsf co ehich Is
I lie Itsee, bat hope the riding VII esase.
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GBt 3tItnpBis 3PPcaI.
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A1L,Nra mUTUaL sUPFLY AssoCI


II 7tssshsiasr- are aofsd that unisss yheir stcek
u g. esd fsr BY thp 4lsE sAsspt 'hA- Il VIII Do as
T---.f III ~ .aftsr rafl-as. s. rider Cf HoETa.-
Wa ~. BAHf.ES,
Secretary and Trrs-ufeF,
H.rf zs A. Rravrn. FteERirE 80 3,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

E57' We knew q gOung nizH. s-Ier1esseez7.
il ~ Amy af Gen Aae- ia kizsi1.s. Nao S
uo7r 5eryi1g bis tllird enl-stlaus iu -te war. He
rst lrI 5safed ia no infantry served ere Year
sgal sisss discharged o. seeoUus ef i-1 AZ
7soa,l NJ he was sHfisssEsy rec7ysFe'i BE- ro.sn-
tesfed "a lhs caFslEys ION II Ssh Is ss.
aischsTEsd. Hs fkeR FeesiTed 8 lrcra1vs a1-
eointnsnt I'D ons Of the dss4rtmantl al = sh-
nerd, which hsIaesusiy rssikred ani vCa
tsersl seain in ile YlEyinia sF5 lsly sba-e hs +
u0qs serwng, and WEers hil ia.cads b as-r
u1si the end Of he var.
Ha does not own dine's wefth- Of nrcrm
in ts.s eonieas-sts Siataa. usr has fe slfa IA
IA IN Any eishsE arrest O. rsE11.ss u-lezs n
engaged TO sonle young isdy Nha q fr1ube3.
With piuEdeF, bat ngRts frun conscientious u11-
ives snd because ils baiisFes ihs eauls IS iasl
Iile4sry nan insre lA6nsesEFHsY igh1 5 abs .s
5ear sssas vas ael1aJsd b. auchs spuE lh
war Woeid soon be closed 10 bl4zs ct glory
The individual Of whgul Fgs spess Is cur a-rg
eefrespobdeAtl whose letter 1siii b lound 81 80
oshsr euiana over Ia sisnalnlss ct Pls.x-'
1 Rssli.
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D. vvhiteaan street, bervyeen DscH-
mp and tbs Atlanta aoa Nyess Poiu'
q road
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'oaanar AsE,ANKETs.

-.,.s n DE vicinity q Aflsnta de.irins y % so.s
-r5s.s f-r b 'snsai q ias :, soia, a..
g. fsrf -sara tfa, vlu piease eAa eF~-
sS'i@ = -. - - i-lsraas.ion IN tns sas,ssA
~ ior h-lEE ~ HAktgs. JONES 4 co.
csamaaon Merchants,
assrisIts street = flsn ~ -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-19

JoHS WfTnEhs, A a deHeIsl.
~ frseellsncF; tus President, RIeAnlodd. ".
= s sl.ss shs foil5gEsag tziu-css nom ta8 curTe-
4oseaenes ssFasea sAe tssslaast ana tshFIsl
j Jjhnsssn, p ts9g7aAMs 81 ~ Ts,tAiliag Sea- B,sE5
sSTisih tss iadgnens u 6sa johRslon, "a pFesaT-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
The Very Gntesf per Asis.

BEELiS, Jan. 3l-In to.day's sitting Of the Cham
Der OF Deputies letter was read from Herr Won
Bsmsrk Sh0nbausen 10 the President u the Cham
Der wherein The former states that the kBg caDnot
be induced 10 receive deputatiOn from the Cham
tes for the presentation Of the address, The Pres-
deat Of the Chamber therefore proposed that the ad-
diess should be sent direct to inc king ae letter,
which was agreed 10 without debate.
The Geographic communication between Berlin
AID Warsaw has been re-eetabshed sInce TINS morn
ing via Mysolovitz and GranIca The postal com
nunication is also again IN regular working order:
WARSAW, Jan. 3l.--Ihe city is tranquil Inc
CTciai Journal states that all the newe received
by the Government from the Provinces are OF
satisfactory nature, and that order Ii everywhere
Being re-established.
TURIN, Jan. 3l.-There Is no foundation whatever
Tor the statement made IN the Frankfort Europe
that Sgnor Pasolino in communication made TO
the Greek Minister at Turin, and Signor MsnDani,
In communication addressed TO the Greek Govern
msnt, had expressed the readiness of King Victor
Emanuel to accept the crown OF Greece for an
Italian Prince.
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OFFICE,
BROADWAY.


To the Miners of the I'm iteh States.-Ws, the
OF Hartford City Virgins, employed by the Mason
County Mining snd Manufacturing Co.. do here make known
to ell miners aud tie community at large the difficulties that
afore,sd gent the conditions with other
places IN this district, and he will not allow ms 10 work Gness
We bind ourselves 10 him which refuse 10 do aud under
these are now on strike and we orewr
all mi ier to keep away from hee present so that may
reg. the labor We have been long
imposed upon 10y unlawful measurement IN the mines au9
Iuvostou IN Ties companies stores. We have found.
this sat have been Filing twenyi bushels
Tor twenty; al time were not able 70 resist him.
a., had H. come lis and consider twentyouf bush.
81, a. twenty and dill deal IN his store bad 10
ave IN, Mice We not united then We are now.
". hays Joined The .ln0is and Missouri Association and
have three lodges In this district. and vii
W. ss these coal kings ~ break up our society which
thcy are trying No determined TO maintain u,
sri hore il VIII DO spread through the length and
hsdh OF this country This agent has tod repeatedly
III Old Country people from land OF ty amy and
oupre aud now n lsee country wants 20 make US bond
10 bu there be greater tyranny th1n this put
On nscice N any country in Europef Miners will allow
ourselves to be eusavei bound slaves will the Gov
eminent OF Ibis country allow such tyranny to De forced on
her peopewe who produce the mineral to work all the
steam power Of country Could this great rebellion be
cated on It for the miners Could their gTcae
steam sps their and rivers were II nos
for miners Could their steamesnes qua cAs run on
their l. not for the miners though We are the
eates community and dangerous IS our occupation.
buried aud eutooed Ia the bowels oI tue earth dden rom
the light Of day Least thought ~ imposed on and op.
rr.s,sd by tyranuic, capitalists Miners viii we not uphold
his society the protection LABOR Other mechanics
OK will allow ourselves 20 be ensAyed by ther yranncsA
bonds a. W r have beenl No say no We are 10 rec
oonur aud LEI us be free be bound IS bond slaves 70
any "''h' MINERs or HARTFORD CITY.
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4 t'ard.


We share tho general sPprehsn'iOn' ieiPeohns Cap
semmes the Rebel pfivatser bat tho representations recently
e that the companies had refused to insure
.es bound IN the Gull Of Mexico, Sou.nem Osesns hay
IN. or board PLANTATION BIIfEgs utterly fAlse aud
only eifcu.ed by d.a2polatod rival Tor defimert
We aN,y. adn ed tho swans Of eTrhng breath bu,
sueh exhibitions Of dc,p, ding depirted hopes sad
very .sd n TREND vii bat take are \ r. 1870 X, he
will bear s mi'iorlunes better PLANTATION bIIIEK'
aie sleal thing .or mo!mcholf
F. H. DRAKE Co. Nsw.Yoik
70 the public W. woild ,av We Elye fortunately the best
and most remarktbio medicine In the world esprie no
p,. In procur our material. We publish principally what
csmro.ad o. It adapted to all sges and conditions Of
G.s fiisn oeftain cure for
pyspcqs Liver Comp amt. Nervous
Affections Sour stomach Dn-rles,
Los, Of Appetite Nervous Headache,
sinking Weakness, Mental De,pordeucy Sc.
II furt, nobody those who try 70 sell an article ihou
ush, IL operates badly their pockets Under no eifeln
stances will the purity Of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
be departed from.
That oil persons may Judge Of its efficacy ", publish liz.
ofsomo Of the articles used In its preparation;
CuI,AIA BAHK-Cclebraed for two hundred yesn IL
the treatment of and Asue Dyspepsia Weakness Gc
II wa. introduced into Fnore by the Countess wife IL the
ylceroy Of Peru IN loo and aeward sold by the Jen
name Of Jssur, Porde' aud finally made public by Louis
XVI King Of France Humboldt maAe especial reference to
IL. f,brluge qualities during hi South Ameh travels
C.scAn1L. BAnKFor dltrrhes cole aud i.sesses Of the
stomach and bowels.
DAspruos-for Inflammation q tue lous and drop'ies
affections
CmAaoAILE FIowpm- FOR tnfeob.ed digestion.
L.yKSprR tLowrEs-AroniAte. sumulsDt, and tonic
hghy invigorsting IN nervous deUi'y.
For C
AsI.g-An srornstic carmuave creating he'h ma'els,
md .ulA much used BY motlon nursng
Also Glove buds orange csusway corandeT. sneae root
&c. ~ 49,.
Another wonderful Ingredient Of Spanish origin imparnF
beauty to the complexion sud brianoy to tue mind 'yet
unknown t. the eommcce OF tlo world, aud Withhold
It's name foI tie present
Dr. W A. Child Surgeon a. ih. 10th Vernon, Regiment
whites: 81 w.ih every so.de, had bottle OF fiantsou
Ilttsr, They arc the effective perfect. end Asrne.
tonic ever u'.d"
The following is from the famous hotel propeto' At Wssh
inston: u.......,,.
WItuISGIOy. DC, Nov. I, 1867.
1Lf,shs A. II. DHAKE Co.: Please send us twelve dozen
Plautaton Bers. They much liked 10y she guests OF
our house
sykes CHADWICK 4 Go.
No article had equal sale They are warranted I"
represented They are sold by all principal dIuss'ts gro
GERS county stores, 4e.
De each bottle bears the fac 'mHe OF tn" ffop'ie'
signature steetp plate label.
FL. PRAkE y Ca No. w PIa.aytIS'ss
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Died.

CAMMANN-on Saturday Feb. IA at ii. re.lenoe 81
FOrdhan George .. Csmm.un NJ D.. in the s,'h year Of
The aud friends f the family respectfully invited
to attend h. funeral S. johns Chapel Hud'ou square
on, further notice The members Of tho Acaocmy Of Med
Give and the fellows 81 the College OF PhyeiGnt snd SUI
geons. also Invited 10 attend.
COYKENDALL - On Sunday Feb IS 1900 William l.
Tiiu, Coyk-ndall aged year, . month. ami day. ,
The ineud Of She family repeatedly Invited % si.eEd
street on Tuesday morning l7h, 10 o'clock Inefmen
e, Fsirmoun, Cemetery, newark
FisHER-In Jersey City, on sunday Feb IS Ml' Jane
fiLss, widow tie aie Jsno. fsAsr Z! Ho" BIuh"lck
M
Notice Of funeral to morrow.
McLArGHLIS-On f,.d,y Feb -. a, ~. ? IN. JANE.
McLaug Chin IN tho I'D year Of biz nsye and or 20
year. es!den, OF tho fsi'h Of Dsabgc County Of Lon
The Gsad. Of ths family respectfully nviel 10 s.ud
h funeral ,hi' Day lNend.y) a. r. " As Rev NJ.
BeTs Church Quilted Pres eTisAi b. tAagcs street near
YOUTH The IeuA iu' will be uttered In jersey c'y
Ceiasiefy
Tue n ts place at tho chorh q III Re,
street, raeisy morning at 10 o,eloel hi, iIeed' era
autaccs and thOao OF The family ae tHtd 10 sstd
without further notice.
OATwELI-At Hu.hsouviile, Du,cheas County y Y. on
Saturday Feb H. hos Jo'epa Ots~e IN he iih Jos Of
h. ago foT many JeaIss re-id,ut o. Ncw-io CITY
H.. leui,n. viii be tsken TO GTecnwood ior m''imert
RlLEYIn Brookyn on sunday morning, feo 10 ht~sf,
kesle Riley. eyed years mouth and - daJ' sou u
Tie relatives and friend. Of tho family invited attend
lis funeral on lursday ifAt - fiff r. ~ SfA VIC
iesldencs Of III. parents No % Douglass seei Brooklyn.
VAN WYCK-At Hudson city n j. on Saturday monins.
Feb H. John BcrJinin Van "ycs. JosEgr'i 'on Of A""
aud Fannie Van " yck.
qc relatives friends Of the family invited 10 attend
his fensrGl from the residence q Aia psi,t' Mondsy
Fob. 10. at 10 a.
Hc. loved orc. forever f~st
la the osyi3I's loving arms
While ~ say h1N bsft.
SAFE from fears. aud doubts and harms
Say nay dear father mother.
But listen 60 thai song,
Among those Asfps thot1a now another.
Bsfk how IL now the notes pIolouk
" Tho love Of Ie,u. now sinz,
Twas ttnt THAT rescued me,
And now lm voting parents dear.
Home to Welcome thee
VAN EAME-On Saturday. fch. IL. u Fon Riclmold
Simon Van Name. aged g. y-sfs AMI months.
The relatives and friends the Family respectfully Invited
attend the funeral Ct the Dutch Reformed tLgi,h Pot
Richmond Monday afternoon q 3 O'CLOCK. The lth
NILsON-At tie Semi sfy Hospital. Oeof. e.own. ~ C.,
on Saturday, Feb. = Of wound received at the battle ~
Frclerckshurg. George :. wilson Aojutmt Of tho lsih
Regiment ". i. Volunteer aged - yeas son 81 the .ate
William Wilson Of fou. useepsie. -. !.
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tlli,ilarp No!ltes.

IIookcr,s Army.-ltc ADAMS EXpkEs's COM
PANI have Sesunrd enditg pacsSses o ceei soldiers,
- o,s 90 nu.cted with Uei. HooSeVs Arm az Acqula
Creet FAip ouh Windmill poirA aud other places in tho
Notir copttsband Of taken. ficnob OF soldiers
no6o st Packages contsins one botte Of liquor viii %
conf Gated by the PT0vos.'Mafehth
sIoui d. used IN undressing boxes packages The
,.oSna1v Regiment AID Division soni DO written IN full
oar Express daily for o army st Norfok Suffolk,
Newport News Falmouth, Aequ. Creek, aud
oIhss y9ints, at !. z. III ADAMS EMPRESS Co,
E9s. q 80 w Eggaxy,y. ~ ziJa A. Psga;>-
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