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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28

EsIsAoiRsi0n The partnership hereto
fore existing under the name and firm Of nal
ley. Frck x Co, is this day dissolved by mu-
tull consent OF al parties interested. All de-
mands against the late firm, and all unpaid
bills Will he collected AMI paid 1t the Office q
the Manitouoc Foundry,
f. J. SAALLET.
~, IsGI
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Browns Meat Market
Ncrt Door to Piatt Il. Fias' .Store.

~ NJ NOOT 10 I9NT N F|EN5 lStVTe.
NTM. BROWN wishes the people Of HaHito-
W voc to bear il mind that he is ready from
earliest morn till late ut 1ht 20 furnish them
with all varieties OF Ma Of Jne choicest kiud-
at the lowest rates
To Farmers.
will paw YOU the highest price for good,
sound healthy cattle, and 40 other kind. Aso
ter Pork, Poultry, &c. Come and see me before
you sell elsewhere
Manitowoc, Noy II, 1868
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GrsrAyrs =. DAVIS, Pct cry B4nk, IEa't:o J
". II D c4LI:>urG, ca>h'r S'ate Batk.
IA. l. HOWARD r. l. How Il & 30 J
GRO. W ORR, Moore & Johns n
MAR>HArl JrwsiL. ? jewell So,.,,
E pER1s kcnsy :, Roberts ( Good IN
Tuos BELKNAP, j. KEEL un, S.,n & Co. Ny
cHAs. WHITE. lafe cashier Northampton Bank
c u ERWIN, FIra't NV Britain Bank.
HUGH HARRISON, Trelsurcr5 Coit's Patent Fire
Manufacturing Co, Hartford.
Gso GILMAN. Any at Law, Hartford
JNo b EuHcE Lu,l!ycg q Burct HAITI ri.
7. C.s>llOYE Agent,
v6n32- I'm Mar itowoc, Wis.
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E'2s' E{:si>, .'2sCl, IL Jss f1GS Is 1.
s53sSs, EsgGs, IEoaEss IEl EFoo8s Pa,
S'iags. So, snseC;s GA F:A gAth
E'oyvss, Animals. Sc.
Put m in 25c. soc. and s too Boxes, Bottles,
and Fi@sks. So amt s. sizes for UuTEls. PUB
Lie INSTITUTIONS. Nc.
- Only infllliblc remedies known
= Free from Poi,ons.|
- Not dangerous to the Human Family
= Rats come cut Of their holes to die.
gsSy~ Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Bay Sold 10y all druggists and Retailers eve
rywhcre.
Gzsy>!!! BEwARE!!! Of au worthless imita-
tons
rssy4 See that :. CosrAR's" name IS on each
Box. Bottle, and FLASK, before you buy.
Es3ya Address ssE3Sssg So sssT'sFs,
G,s9A PRISCIPAL DEPOT, 49, Broadway. =. Y.
~" Sold by 7. & }. ROB NSON, and ali
Druggists in Manitonoc. Wis.
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In Probate.

p,uitowon Comfy Court, hanitowoc Co,lntr,
.Fs1te Of y .scoHsin j. tar matter Of he estate
., rnr scAa,drr sirceased
- this @tth - OF April, : D. 1859 upon
- reading ard fang the Paii ion Of Peter
Werner, administrator, stating that Carl
Schneider OF The. COMFY of Manitowoc died IN
testate OH or about the l2th day OF Octo CT
1904, and praying he that be ap poil ted sell tie
personal AID rra E,tate OF the said &c e>,Cd.
|. il ordered, That sail aprl cation be beard
te'o.e M. a. the Prob4te Office Ia the Town
and Cclpiy Of M,uitu~cc, On. the e nd.dly OF
Hay A. D ish5, 10 O'Clock Ari il i-
iutther ordered, That notice OF such an lica.
ton aid h.arIu s he gwen by publishing cory
of ihs order for three successive weeks, once
N each week, IN the A,sIruwoc PiL.r, he IS,
paper printed in san Town AID C,unty, PRIOR
10 said herring. ~ II Curt
GEO ", BABkER, County Judge.
Ksrt owoc, Apr ~ $50.
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SMALLEY & co.,
TOUN D e r s

MANUFACTURES o. Steam Engines, Gri',
vi and Saw Mills. Mul icons. TIN Sling M
CHIMES, Straw Cutters, Flows aid Kettles.
General repairing promptly attended To-
MsritoWOc, AuIii II, 1863.
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ManitOWOc Marked.

Corrected IIeetiy By VIZ. II! UoRy,
Deaier az Produce, Prorisions dc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

This brother occupies the position and EXPRESSES
the sentiments of thousands Of devoted soldiers
and if they yield to temptation and fall the church
collectively, as well as individually, will be in q
measure accountable for their sin and downfall We
have great faith 10 the power OF letter, and when
iudciously written and generously intended, there
l. an, indiscribable Influence aud magic for good
We have seen sons from home and soldiers in camp
ngcr repeatedly aud for hours over some fragments
of a letter which they have preserved, and valued
as something more precious than gold. To the sick,
the dispirited or the unfortunate what can be more
soothing than expressions of love and solicitnde
from home. A letter may revive a thousand remit
niscences, change the purposes, and thus reanmate
and restore 1t is moreover, such an easy thing to
write: few minutes devoted each month to this
labor of love- and who can estimate and imagine the
consequences We all know how sympathy light
ems the load; how friendly countenances iuurne
the darkness how friendly hands impart, as it were
fresh courage and hope. We all know the value Of
sympathy, but alas how little true sympathy is
exbibite in this jostling, coyetous, selfish world
how many friendships have been broken; how many
brave hearts have been crushed; how many noble
forms have been cast down and destroyed by the
vices of indifference and neglect.
T. j. KNAPP.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
THE CITY.

THE cases before the Mayor this morning were
generally trihing in nature. The black population
came in for its usual share OF punishment, carrying
of, as it does, the palm of superiority in rascality
A case of negro werch named Melissa, charged
With picking the pocket ola gentleman of some 5000,
was heard This theft was perpetrated in the bold
est manner, the accused having extracted the
money from the gentleman's pocket whilst he was
leaning against plough near the dock, and in the
day lime.
Melissa acknowledged the theta portion Of the
money having been found on her person when ar
restcd-and was sent ON to the Hastings Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

FARMERS MEETING.-A convention of the far
mers of Mississippi and Western Alabama was late
ly held at Meridian. Colonel DUR appointed
chairman, and b. +. Comfort secretary. The fol-
lowing resolutions give the object of the meeting
Resolued, That at the prices fixed on leather by
the Confederate Commissioners for Mississippi and
Alabama and the enormous prices which We are
compelled to pay for the articles necessary for its
manufacture together with the increase in the val
ne of labor 10 wit: Hides, dry, $3.50 per pound /;
green 81 2O oil, s53 per gallon; tallow and lamp
black, So per pound), we will be compelled TO close
our tanneries and seek some other means of sub
sstence.
RESOLVED, That we do not think that the Confed.
crate Commissioners designed closing up our bust
ness with any view to iniure us as class of opera
tives but that they have erred forwant of practi-
cal knowledge and experience in our art.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
From the Baptist Banner.l
THEY DON'T WRITE TO NE NOW

We have recently met with several cases Of dis
sipation among our soldiers which wcre~caculated
to elicit our sympathy, and lead us TO an earnest
self-exsmination. When these persons left home
their habits were good, their Ropes nigh and their
energies active and vigorous. For q time they
struggled manfuily and successfully with the temp
tat;ons peculiar to camp life. Bnt they were re-
moved from home, with all its hallowed, happy as
sociations from nearly all social and religious IN
huenccs: with no watchful mothers eye upon them!
no father near to admon1sh by his eounseisi ana
foundations of various kinds presented themselves,
such as ONLY can be known TO those who have been
in camp When.they first entered the army, letters
from home came with due regularity, but their
friends became careless and negligent, and letters
were omitted. They very naturally concluded that
they were neglected if not forgotten, and with a
sad heart and detected countenance they wouldex-
claim, 'fThcy don't write TO me now" And enter
tanning the feeling that no one cared for Them, they
began to lose their seltrcspcct, and not to careor
themselves; and then commenced their career OF
sin and dissipation Had their friends at home Kept
| ND regular correspondence, had they reminded
tben that they continued be objects of interest
aud solcituae the memories OF home and friends
would have exercised 4 most sanitary influence,
and encouraged their hearts and strengthened their
arms for the spiritual and bodily conict IN winch
they were engaged, and would IN all probability
have checked them in the downward course, and
saved them from disgrace aud final destruction.
In this connection we would state.that too many
of our churches are sadly at fault in this respect
thew do not write to these absent members Said 0
brother to me few days since, 81 can endure The
priyations and fatigue of camp: don't mind them
| but when think of the negligence of my brethren
| az home, / am almost ready to give up. love my
| church, and remember, when first volunteered
| how my heart was softenea by the many express
sions Of interest and solcitude for my future vel
fare, uttered by my brethren; but they don't wrii'
to me now, and fear they have lost ell interest II
nv behalfn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

BUReLARY.-The grocery of MI. Solomon, on
Franklin street, near the Creek, was broken into
last night and robbed oftwo kegs of lard, half fir
kin of butter and other groceries. The thieves also
removed the money drawer and contents. One keg
OF lard was subsequently found in the yard Of a
citizen living in the neightorhood, having been
thrown over the fence by the thieves.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

SPIRITUALIsM IN PARIs.-At Paris alone there are
at this moment no less than sixty thousand men
who have no other religion than that of spiritisme
or, as we will call it, "spiritualism." There the
belief is as thoroughly organized system as any
sect of the christian religion. 1t has its disciples,
its priests its atars etc., well as its papers its
reviews publications of all sorts, with editors and
booksellers of its own.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
IroR ms WHICH,
COMPULSORY SALE OF COTTON AND
TOBACCO.

Justice is the great end Of govsrnmeutsOnd with
,,ut i,, observance, no government can long retain
49,. cors4ence or command the respect Of the gov
orys3 IN times Ike these there is great prOpen-
s,,v among public men TO discard moral and eonst-
tatious obligations under the plausible plea Of ne
ees,ity. No plea Of necessity can convince tue
eopthera people that legislative ROBBERY IS justihaes
a. means Of sustaining the public credit.
n Congress should pass bill suthOrizinE the pur-
is-, cf so;top and tobacco Tor the government, o.
,,.i sr-s.ns a. ore ,riU,ag 10 SCI Their cotton OF
,rt,eeo no one would complain Of such oih as I'M
80, o,bouqh men might question its exPediehcy IS
s,sJit Mr.. Marshall of KY, is not content Win
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
RICHMOND WING.
Monday uorpInE. February .. IsSS.

TEExS.-Dsiy, one year tIoO az months. $50 three
G0nths, s25 Tot less period, slO per month.
Semi.Weesly, one year t75 siE months, go three
months SEQ NoSu6scyipton received for less period
News Dealers furnished AZ $50 per hundred eOpies-
Single copies, 50 cents.
Advertisements in.ertet in Daily and Seni-Weesly At
81 per square Of eight lines OF less
Remi,Ssnces al risk Of subscrbe-
AL advertisements from the country must either be se
eonpauied BY the money order on some business
house in the city TO insure its insertion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
HOW Is GOLD today

chow Is GOLD TODAY
BY JOHN @. SAKE.
There was time when il VIC met
A friend upon the street,
He talked on common tbemes-the war,
The cold, or else the heat
And took an interest in ones health
That time has passedawayi
Now, no one asks IA how We do,
But How is gold today
These words pervade the atmosphere,
AT weddings, funerals, balls,
No matter where, upon eur ear
The anxious question falls.
You 90 10 see the girl You love.
To drive Your cares away;
You kiss. and then she sweetly says,
10, How is gold to-day
If gold Is up or gold is down,
What good for me TO know
There is no Jingle in my purse,
DIy funds are still IL quo;
And so hate the endless cry,
And long 20 soar away
To lands Of peace; where no one asks,
Well, How is gold to.dayl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
Treasury DEPARrNESf c. 9. Al
Richmond July 90. 1884. !
n ~ = 2 A

II OANS ON IEIE So fsiEE OF TEE
IL FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CENlU&
NON-TAXABLE BONDS UNDER THE SEVENTH
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY BAW.-Dcposlts
call will be received by the Treasurer in this city, As
tart Teasuers at Charleston and Mobile and the nepos
taries at wilmington Raleigh Columbia augusta, saysn-
nah and Montgomery and certificates will be issued for
the same bearing nteestat the Of per centum per
annum and secured by the hypotleeaton of an amount
of the above bonds equal 20 the sum Of those oansthe
bonds 10 he set apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds
when SOLD applied exclusively to the payment Of the said
certificates
TIE security and convenience afforded TO banks and
other corporations and 20 the public generally by this
mode of temporary nvestment end the effect OF the
sure if generally adopted in Keeping the currency within
moderate bounds is hoped viii commend il TO tie IA
vorabe consideration of the community and their
prompt cooperation in carrying It into effect:
G. A. TRENHOLM,
jy2S-d.f Secretary of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

SERIOUSLY ILL.-We regret to learn that DR.
James H. Conway is lying seriously i'll at his resi-
dence on Governor street. TWAS feared this fore
noon, that he would not recover.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

We observe that the Hon. James Phelan, of Mis-
sisspp has written letter exposing the rascality
of fellow named j. A. Trotter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
PPEAL TO THE PUBLIC


A FPEAL To THE PUBLIC.-The Relic
n Committee of Richmond appeal TO the public Tor
aid in behalf of the families Of soldiers and refugees In the
city.
Richmond filed with refugees from every portion of
the Conederacy many of them the families oil soldiers in
the field.
Liberal and regular contributions of money food and
fuel are earnestly requested -
The Southern Express Company have kindly agreed to
ship all articles contributed to the poor free OF charge
Contributions OF money should be sent to H. h l. pas
ery Treasurer and all supplies should be consigned to
the Reliei Committee Of Richmond" care Messrs Martin
4 Cardozo.
RELIEF COMMITTEE.
H. c. Baskerville Treasurer.
VIM Ben DR. W. II. Gwathmey, J. L. Alaury, Directors
VIM II. Peasants Secretary.
Lewis d. Crenshaw J. r. Charaberlayne W. r. Denerson
Dr. J. H. Elerson, Col. Thos. H. Ellis Geo GinsGn, raj
r. Gibson James Gordon, Blackburn Hughes, Abner r.
Hsryie Samuel j. Harrison, Judge VIM. h. Lyons Ihos
w: McCance p Cary Nicholas, Samuel NJ. Price, j. ~ N
Sleipht John r. Tucker Asa Snyder David T. Williams
'V iai - W. p MUNFORD, Prest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

SrNs1BLE;-A tavern keeper has taken down his
sign of Accommodation for Nan and Boast" be-
cause all the drunkards IN the country seeing the
sign and stopped Al his house, and he was tired of
beasts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

SUBSCRIBERS whose papers are marked with CSo's VIII
Understand that their OF subscription is about to e1
pre and viii remit promptly they wish their papers con
tipued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. S. Az

TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. S. A.4
RIcHaoHD VA, August IS 1854
CALCULATIONS for carrying me el-
IL feet the of Congress approved June AZ 1854 an
tboznr the owners registered eight per cent bonds IS
sued under the provisions of the Act approved aay It,
1884, to exchange the same for coupon bonds
Parties owrg registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act of Nav i6 1851 desiring TO exchange them for
coupon bonds will assign them in the manner pointed out
in e nrinted endorsement the back of the certificate
70 th Conedernte States Of America in exchange for
nom bonds and them to be presented to the Regis
ier Of the Treasury Department. who will therenpon. in
with the provisions the Act of June l3 1861
sue coupon bonds for the amount specified in the regis
tered bonds so assigned. u a. ihLNhoLh,
snpodtf Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
DELIseUEnr TAX List or r r;s5s
CITY OF RICHsaeND.


OF RiENoND the her
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

DIALoGUE.-"Jim what you think about pqttir
culled pussons in the army, dye think they fight
'Well Sam, let me ak you question. Did you
ever see two dogs fight over bone ~
Yes"
T. .,Wel did yer ever see a bone fight i''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
AUCTION sAIEs-TsHrs DAY.

nO NEGROES At AUCTION.
ZU will sell ct aucton This McTning :
TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES. :
ja2 s. " DAVIS CO. odd-r dllows' Hall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

GEO SACKS OF SALT AT AUCTHy,N'
ZOU shall sell, by pubic auction: for cash, al Ml.
ary commencing IL O'Clock, ESQ sacks{being surplus
of county salt. =
The sale will I've continued from day to day, If neces,
sary npd will lie confined citizens OF the county, ana
no one person will be allowed purchase more than three
sacks. -
Mr Jno Wright will before. the day of sale deliver to
those who have not received their Salt their quota OF II
rounds WIN. r. b. WYATT,
fai dat Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. $. Al
p;cLuoud December 1, 1864.

Richmond December I, 1854.
EVENT HrRTY THEA Uk W
y NOTES-ln pursuance Of an act OF congress, af-
ovca Novernber g 1854 entitled An act TO authoriz
tbe Secetary Of the Treasury exchange CoupOn Bonda
s Treasury Notes" holders Of such potez
80 hereby notified that after the payment Of the annual
interest due thereon the first day Of January 1885, up
on noeenta,ion of same the Treasurer Assistant Ieasu
and Paw Depositarcs (as designated at FOOT viii ss
sre certificates therefor which will entite the holders TO
Coupon onds payable thirty years after the first day Of
January 1865 bearing six per cent interest from the said
first Of January, 1855 payable the first days Of Janus
r. ard July IN each year
The Ireasure Assistant Treasures and Depositares viii
make weekly reports 20 the Register Of tie Treasury
such certificates issued 81 their Offices wherepPon bonds
will be sent forward in satisfaction OF same The notes
will e cancelled in the usual and Forwarded TO
the First Auditor G. A. TRENHOLM.
Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06

Treasurer at Richmond. Va. .
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Repositories at Raleigh and Wilmington, y. {.
Charleston and Columbis, s. e.
Savannah and Augusta, Ca .
Tallahassee. Fla.. and Montgomery Ala,
Columbus, Miss, and Houston and Mat
shaIL Texas da5-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-06
AUCTION saLEs-FUTURED DAYS.

WE WEI SELL AT AUCTION. AT
w our Office, on WEDNESDAY; February eth' at IL
$4,000 North Carolina coupon Bonds new issue
e'sO0 y do csSspT Ct y" do
10000 Confederate States per ct. Coupon Bonds
5000 do do. Registered do.
1860 do do. do 10 miiiioh loan
25WO do do. Non-taxable Coupon Bonds
o1CO0 do do. 6per CT. do. do.
10000 do. do. Non-taXable Certificates
yxzs 100 shares Bank of Virginia Stock
80 do. Farmers Banl- do.
% do Bank OF Commonwealth Stock
100 do Va Central Railroad do.
49, 10 do Old Dom'n Trailing Co. do.
$4,000 Confederate $50 Notes.
And other bonds and stocks to be added. no
fce-tds LANCASTER CO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
Hnmnlhlre CountY.

We print this morning a proclamation
by the Governor, restoring the county
seat Of Hampshire county, (which was re.
moved temporarily to Piedmont in the fall
OF 1863. to Romney the former county seat.
The people of Hampshire ARE about to re-.
organize and restore civil Law under the
New State authority; and general con-
veutiou of the citizens held few days
since requested His Bxcellency to direct
the transfer. ROmney is more central and
convenient, for the people of the country
and in essential respects better adapted tc
the purpose than Piedmont. The law re-
moving the county seat to Piedmont con
templated its return to Romney on the res
IorAIion of peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

Entsr'Hlnrnent OF west virginia Sol
oilers.
IHh sEATE OF WTsF EmarIG, cuTrsE DIR.
"HEE1zNe, June 9. 1855.
JOB" Bishop, Egg, Chairman. &C.,
Sra: Many otthe West Virginia soldier.
who have served their country during the
war are returning to be mustered out of
service, and II is due to them that on their
return they should meet with proper ren
eePtton on behalf of the State,
a committee, of which you were chair.
map, anu the loyal citizens generally. rem
oeFed me very efficient aid In the entertain
nent OF the brave men who were at home
on veteran ipriouEh IN the Spring 1854,
and l, therefore, feel at liberty TO cali on
the Same committee and the citizens 10
again perform what l feel assured viii be a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12

slR:-I am in receipt of your note of
the 9th instant, requesting committee Of
citizens of Wheeling, of which have the
honor to be Chairman, to aid you, in ten
deriug on behalf of the State, . proper re-.
ception to those Of our brave soldiers who
are about returning to their homes, after
having faithfully and successfully vindi-
Gated the honor and authority of our Gov
eminent.
lam instructed by the Committee TO as
sure you that they esteem it their duty
and pleasure to cooperate with you in the
object named in your letter. They feel
ASSURED, also, that our citizens generally,
as heretofore, will be prompt and liberal
in their acknowledgement OF the oblIga-
tiOns under which they rest to those who
have defen ded them in the honr of dan
ger. Very respectfully,
JoHN BlBHoP,
q Chairman Soldiers Reception Com
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-12
DIED.

sabbath morning, June II, at s1< o'clock. Of
and Virginia Warren, aged eight years.
The funeral viii take place this morning at 91<
O'Clock from the residence OF the parents on Quincy
street, between 9Th and 18th.
OF Cholera InfAntum on Friday evening, 9th mat
at O'clock, ADDrsOS, and, sun1Hy afternoon, 1lth
inst at 8:l5 O'CLOCK 1RYn6 infant Of 3. H. and
Hattie D. Barnes, aged months.
Funeral to day at O'Clock p. m. from the resi.
dence Of Mrs. J. 8. Jones. The friends Of the AmI-
are respectively invited to attend.
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