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Post Masters AppOiRted.-The July
member Of the United States Mail-oficial or,
gan of the P. o. Department, contains the fol-
lowing Presidential appointments of Postmas-
tiers for Wisconsin. made during last month,
viz: E. W. Keyes, Madison H. l.. Ram,
Whitewater; M Frank. Kenosha; j. E Lewis,
Fond du Lac; S. E. Dane, Portage City The
9 foregoing are allre>appointments of present in
cumben Of office. 4
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
Do NOT BE IMPOSED Upon

by those who have other preparations which they es
palm off the strength of the popularity my
Dreps But when The Druggist you apply to has got
them either make him buy them for you else enclose
Dollar to the nearest general wholesale agent, who
will return you a bottle by return Express
Seethat the of Jno L. Lyon is written upon the
directions WHICH arewrapped around each bvtte None
Others genuine. Therefore beware of
They for sale by druggist in city country;
at dollar ISL bottle If you wish relief take
other. ~ s. .se f.ft5
DIR. JNO. L. LYON,
Practicng Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Who be consulted concerning all Diseases either
personally by letters.....u q 3aeaa a ftH
Lord Smith, Chicago. Wholesale AGENTS. +. Robinson
Wheeler s. Clark, Agents for this place. ,s..a /. 7
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Remov al.--Mr,.T TWIST has removed her Miln-
cry Establishment to the Store formerly occupied by
Miss Parker in Bond & strong's block south end Of
Main street where she :. Offering complete assert
ment of Goods of the very latest styles.
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"Hnman praise ia sweet. "

But so many thousands Of persons have been
permanently cured of CATARRH by the use of
DR.. Seelyea LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY,
that to hear this Invaluable Medicine praised is
no longer novelty. For sale by all Druggists
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q e9-EIections viii take place soon as fol-
lows: Kentucky, members of Congress and
State Treasurer, first Monday in August;
Vermont Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and Stale Treasur err, FIRST Tuesday in Sep.
TENDER; Maine, Governor and Legislature,
second Monday in Sep temper. +.
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ONE 30 TITLE CURES "9 "."-.
ONE BOTTLE CURES "a ry .r.--
ONE BOTTLE CURES

1t ismpossbie enjoy the bloom health and viva
of spirits unless tire regular as to the
time, the quantity and quality When they obstruc
ted nature makes h efforts to obtain for it
outlet and nnies these efforts are the
patient usually eSperences Dependency, Nervousness
and finally, CUNSUAPTlON assumes its sway, and pre-
m aturely terminates miserable Iie n,
DO not suffer from these Irregularities when an nvest
men of one dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops will
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Protection VS. Free Trade.--We continue
the publication of the excellent pamphlet of E. B.
Ward, the subject of Protection and Free Trade,
on our 4th page to which we calf attention.
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Kenosha High schooI.-Tbe Board

KenOsha High schOOI.-The Board of
Education of this city, have elected Mr.. S. S.
Albee. Principal OF the Kenoshs High School.
Mr.. Albee has the reputation of an 'accomplished
and successful teacher His literary attninments
are spoken of, as being OF high order, by those
who are acquainted with him. During the past
year, he has been the Principal of the High
School in the city Of Peoria, Ill and gives full
satisfaction to the friends of education in that
citY .t-Iil E. NJ.
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To Teachers.-There ia no legal provision
from the State or County for maintaining a
Teachers Institute This fall If one is held II
must be byikome effort.
Teachers do you desire an Institute of two
weeks this fail All who feel the need of re-
view of those studies and topics necessary to
fit them for teaching successfully, and who will
pledge their attendance, will please notify me at
once. Withhold an Institute if sufficient
number pledge their attendance.
leave the whole matter with the teachers.
Ailteachers for winter term are to be exam
ined this fall.
ftF nDAuAM
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Weeks, Fellows & Co.-Among the plao-
es to buy Goods, cheap and seasonable, and
reliable, there are few better in this town, than
that of the above Firm. They have just receiv.
ed a fresh addition to their large stock, and
while they furnish first class Goods, they sell as
cheap as the cheapest, They are enterprising
young men and deserve the success that is
GROWING their efforts to please the people OF
this county. See their new advertisements.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD CAsEs.-The Uni-
ted States Circuit Court, Justice S, f Mil
Ter presiding, assisted by Judge A. G. Miller
has been in session some two weeks on the
question of ownership of the Eastern Divi-
sion and rolling stock of the old Milwau-
kee and La Crosse Railroad The cases
have been argued by ]. W. Cary. Esq and
w. P. Lynde Esq, for the St Paul company
and Matt H. Carpenter Esq, Hon. Caleb
Cushing, and others for the Milwaukee and
Minnesota road. The result of the prese mt
hearing is announced in our city columns.
The most tangible point of the decision is
that the application of the Milwaukee and
Minnesota company for an injunction
against the Milwaukee and st. Paul, and
transfer of custody of the rolling stock has
been denied. The Milwaukee and st. Paul
company has also been ordered to pay over
$500, 900 which it had in its hands: The
company has taken appeal to the Supreme
Court on about. $3.50, 900 of this sum.-MjI-
acGukee Sentinel. z
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TAKEN UP.

MDROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber in
LID the Town of Somers, or about the 10th day Of
July, 1>65 one Dry Cow, supposed to be years old
Dark Red white face left horn broken off half length
partly lined back some white belly and little
on the legs. Also Red year old Heifer
some white in the face, little white back and OF
both TANKS The owner is requested to prove proper
~ nav charges and take them away. 4w7
somers, July 10Th, 1866. LEVI FOX
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BE WISE IN TINE
RE WISEIN TIME et -

Let not disease destroy your constitution Try bottle
of my PERIODICAL Drops and you will be satisfe ed
that am no impostor Tell your afflicted friend What
restored the bloom of health cheeks
confer favor omgre valuable than gold. For painful
seanty Aenstruation it is just the thing
my mind an Instance of lady rho had been suffering
from painful ton two three years eonfning
her to her each time. She had applied to several
eminent physicians, without relief when bottle my
DROPS entirely cured her. ~ Z .----- q
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New Harness shop.-Farmers a

New Harness ShOp.-Farners and 9th ers
wanting anything in the Harness line, whether
in the way of new, or repairing Of old harness.
should not overlook The. advertisement of Shroe>
der Il Schmitz, in our paper this week These
gentlemen have just opened a New Harness
Shop, few doors south of Simmons Hall block 4.
where they exhibit very fair stock of ready
made Goods, and are prepared to manufacture
or repair to order any article in the saddle and
harness line ss
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subscriptions to. l.he soIdior,s HON,

subscriptions TO the Soldiers Home.
Randall NOD, Miss Alta Orvir, 81 90
Paris No. 8, Miss E. Burgess, l 10
Salem No. l. 5, Pike, 90
Whole amount paid to Soldiers Home
from Kenosha county, up to July oath
in Public School Department, 5000 rs
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The Virginia Gold Mines,

New YORK, July PA Richmond paper
publishes the following extract of letter
from Goochland county: "Those who re-
turned from the wars too late to put in the
crops are very busy washing gold from the
branches and mines. l suppose there are
two Thousand minersat work getting gold in
Goochland and Louisa counties. They av-
erage two penny weights day to each
miner. have heard they are working in
Buckingham, Culpepper, Fluvanna and
other counties. The gold mines have never
been fully developed. The quartz veins
are large and very rich and would pay
well, but not single quartz mill is work
ing in the gold district. In few places
some are working with stone and iron NOR
tars aud in that rude way doing very well.
There will be a brighter dawn upon the
mining interests of Virginia. before fall. "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27

MIR. Alfred Speer, of New Jersey produces
superior wine, designed for sacramental and
family use Mr. s. has been many years experi'
menting on the improvement OF the Portugal
Samburg grape and its manufacture into wine
by peculiar method of fermentation. The lat-
ter has now become scientific process, requir-
ing four years for ita completion, and the ex-
pertinent is deemed an entire success by physi>
clans, committees of Agricultural Societies, &c.
who have investigated the matter.
,-s-s res-s 4 INepark DAILY advertiser.
The above wine is extensively used among
families and invads and sold only by first class
dealers
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7AUCTIONEER.'

yHyHE UNDERSIGNED, lcen ed Auctoneer will sell
I at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosh sooun
ty and in the northern part of Lake County ILL.,, nron
80 WALLACE MYGATT
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A First Class Piano for Sale.

A7wzwa To person wishing to purchase q
first class Piano, offer great
H4E ltBargAin. a.ss 80 go
- No, 3, Grow. steen Piano--of Splendid Rosewood,
seven octaves, extra neutrality-suspicious. base fret
Tyre, harp pedal and carved Louis XIV.,Style.7 1l
To anybody wishing to purchase Piano we say
call at this Office and learn the particulars,
ScHoPR WRRGAR A
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e-. 1IIL1N L LID l1O K
DIR. W. B. MEAD, 50 Adams ST., Chicago, will be
at the City Hotel Kenosha, Monday the 18th of July
or week only. s.s g 1' sos a-s.- 1y50 '
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT A conven-
ton ofcounty superintendent has been call
led by superintendent McMynn, to meet at
Whitewater, August I'd the 2d day of the
state teachers association Ea So
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Signs.--We had chapter on signs a few
weeks since, and among others mentioned the
suggestive one of our friend NJ Schmidt, in the
wagon making and repairing line which on
sisted Of broken. = heel stuck up on the corner
of his shop. s Wellthe wheel, or rather the piece
OF wheel had to come down. The wagon that
itionce belonged to, long since vent to the
shades, but that was no matter. Mr.. Schmidt went
to work and mended the wheel, then made a
wagon to fit it. This we take it is good sign
sign that our friend Schmidt is clever and
ingenious mechanic, and if anybody has any
work to do in the repairing line, there is the
place to get it donet III gf "
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We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country by the Black Star Line of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line OF Steamers
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates. tt
The highest prices paid for Gold. Silver and oOug
pons.g II 4iE.#5..a.2 fg3s8.13lE
May %, '64. 1y50 I'm. DAVIS, Cashier.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

hey peculiarly adapted, they bring the monthly
period with such perfect regularity st
could furnish quantity OF testimonials of it's eth
from patients but the practice of paradng
bought and fictitious before public is SO prev
ent, do not deem 1t advisable. -.
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CAUTaON!!l 9. CAUTkON.,! !

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
suppression of Mense from Whatever cause though
care should be taken to ascertain if pregnancy be the
these DROPS would be produce misear<
rage ftaken wilst in that situation and all are eau-
toned against using them, wish distinctly under
stood that do hold myself responsible when used
under such circumstances ii9- o
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FRUIT JARS!

Patent Hermeticaiy sealed. The most perfect Jar
in the market Simple and always reliable Full d.
rectons for preparing the fruit, sealing and opening
accompany each jar. For sale at the -
Union DRUG STORE.
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GEAarPers Monthly, comes to US this month
fall, as usual. Of good things, and beautifully
Illustrated. First in the list of contents we have
After the War; little poem. illustrated.
Then comes "a Trip to Bodie Bluff and the
Dead Sea of the West,' proiusely illustrated.
In the Witness Box illustrated Heroic
Deeds of Heroic Men TX. The pursuit and
Capture of Morgan, illustrated by the Apple
tree-- Recoilecuous of Sheridan, with portrait
Julian. New ada Accounts Balanced- Il rans--
Hugh Miller and Geology Three more chapters
of Armadale, by Wilkie Collins. Four We ars
Under Fire at Charleston-.A Nice Time Mid
sumner NoonA Ballad OF the HOurs-our
Mutual Friend three more chapters of this most
capital OF Dicken 8 works. Influence of climate
upon National Character. Monthly Record OF
Current Events. Literary Notices, Easy Chair
Editors Drawer Sc. Aitoe ether better
number has not been published this. summer.
Price 81 a year. or go to Robinson's Bookstore
AID get it, where you willfnd all the leading
M1nthllee- Pictorial and Literary Weeklies,
and The Chicago, Mhwsukee aud New York
Dailies, together with a, full assortment of Mis-
OeilaasOus Books and stasisaEy. aer aoJ
=
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GOodrich's steaners.-We take pleas
ure in announcing to the lovers of water tr aveI
that the steamers of this line will hereafter
leave their dock at Milwaukee, al seven O'Clock
P. NJ. for Chicago and the south, instead of
eight as heretofore. We observe also that a
splendid band disoourses sweet music from the
deck every day. We observe, thirdly, that
Capts. Morgan and MeHenry spare no pains to
render their passengers comfortable and happy
ana that the clerks and crews second their eff
forts in the most agreeable manner. We OBJ
serve lastly that the irate editor of the Sheboy-
gan Times, seems incensed- ateur notice OF a
week or two SINCE Of this line. But most of all
he thinly boasts ofhaving paid his fare on GER
Tain trip on those boasts. Editors, hearaway can
afford to pay their fare every time and not
boast il. and also afford to notice so great
public convenience, without expecting any
reward whatever for it, faa9 hra 'ssiosl V.,
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Atlantic HEonthIy.-We have received
from the publishers, Ticknor & Fields. Boston,
the Atlantic Monthly for August. The follow
ing is its list of contents and contributors ::
Among the Honey Makers, by Harriet E. Pres
colt Countess Laura by George H. Boxer
Strategy at the Fireside. by Epes Sargent
Around Null, Part LIZ by Maria s. Cummins
John Bright and tho English Radicals, by G
w. Towle- Needle and Garden, VIII The
Willow by Elizabeth A. C. Akers- My Sec
ond Capture Doctor Johns. VII, by Donald
G.. Mitchell Letter to q Silent Friend The
Chimney Corner; VIII, by Mrs H. B. Stowe
Peace, by Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney Recon>
struction and Negro Suffrage. Reviews aud Lit
erary Notices. Single subscriptions 81 year
The Atlantic and Our Young Folks s..
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TO THE LADIES or AMERICA!

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS, Ena. p
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY!
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS Cure all complaints in
cdent the sex, and all Instructions of
from whatever cause producing vigor
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS are better than /
Pills. Powders and trums being fluid prepare ton,
their action direct and positive and it needs nothing
but good common to AND understand the
why they all those ills to which the female system is
subj ected, with dispatch and degree of cerant which
thing but ifcally compounded fluid preparation
could reach; they in The most obstinate
( -s.a RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD!
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOGD!
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AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT Do HARM,

lAND OANNOI DU ii AhN
To the most delicate constitutions. 81
" LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly produce
the regular return Of nature il taken day
the expected period and 1t maxim in the profession
that prevention is better than cure. A- Is q" .a
. LYONS PERIODIC IL DROPS have been used by o YER
twenty five thousand ladies' within past six months
and the testimony of a is. cit surely
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''o ieaa. a - NASHVILLE July 81.
The following dispatch was received by
Gov. Brownlow from the Presi dent; 's.I
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10

a servant girl out West recently tried
whiskey to kill rats. She made it sweet
with. sugar. crumbled in bread, and set
the dish in the cellar. A few hours after.
she went down and found several rats
gloriously '.fuddled, engaged in throwing
potato parings. and hauling one anoth er
up to drink. These were readily disposed
OF; those not killed left the premises i'm
mediately, undoubtedly suffering from a
severe headache.
The friends of Mitchell are said to be
stirring themselves with view to secure
his immediate trial, but the Government
VIII take its own time about the matter.
John. meanwhile, should not complain. as
he said day or two before his arrest. in
speaking of pardon" that he did not
IDEAL in the article"
A steamer has succeeded in passing
through the famous Dutch Gap Canal.
The Silas c. Pierce, vessel of forty.three
feet beam. performed that feat last Sum
day.
There is a child living in Manchester.
Va. with its parents, only two years old,
and weighing 200 pounds, more than
either of the parents by some fifty pounds.
:. Nashville (Tenn.) people are so fond of
liquor that the annual fines for drunken.
ness reach about 100000
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The following is = list Of unealled for
etters remaining in the Office Of Messrs
Durbec q Walter:
Mia " NJ ,Albuzotti, j " Burns, Co, Jno
Bauskett,- John A Crawford, Mrs John
DerriekAM Goldsmith. Gen Wade Hamp.
ton. Mrs A Y Harris. Mrs G NJ johnson.
J A LePrince; F W McMaster. Miss Lima
Murdoch, Mrs S E Pelot, Mrs Josiah 3
Perry, Maj Roland Rhetk. Mrs Alma Sim.
ons. Miss Sophia Schroeder. W Van Vert,
Mrs w B Smith. j R Emery.
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The. Rebel Gen. Bucknsr's Farewell
J :. .-sN Address. N.rF ~ 9N
HEADouAnrERs, BUcKSER's Coaps,
! Shreveport. La., June 8. 1865.

-
Shreveport La. June 8. 1865,
SOLDIERS: The struggle for independence
hes ceased, As soldiers of the Confedee
rate States-an army defending the rights
of your country-you won the respect of
your enemie. and the admiration of the
civilized woSld. The power which you
could not resist has crushed the hopes
which you had cherished, and compelled.
by force of arms, obedience to the aulhu
rity OF the United States You have obi
gated yourselves to abstain from farther
acts OF hostility, and are permitted to re-
turn to your homes to follow your peace.
fui avocations without molestation of your
persons. The same fidelity which sou
displayed upon the battle Fl elds should be
shown IN the new engagements into which
you have voluntarily entered. Go peace
ably to your homes, cultivate friendly
relations with all. abstain from all hostile
acts, and dlscountenance every attempt at
disorder. You will have much to forgive
and much to endure; but as courage has
been your characteristic on the field, let
the spirit of magnanimity and forttude
guide your actions in private life. When
the passions Of the hour shall have sub
sided, a returning sense of Justice will
compel even the people whom we have 80
long resisted to concede that justice must
have been the basis of the cause which
inspired so many acts of heroism and gave
rise to the spirit of self sacrifice and devo-
ton which you have so often displayed.
10 the Missouri troops of my corps, my
commendations are especially due for the
orderly department and firm discipline
whch they have shown in the most trying
nergencies. Soldiers, our official rels-
IONS are now severed. You will carry
with you. in your homes or into exile, nv
warmest wishes for your prosperity and
happiness.
S. B. BUCKNER, Lieut.. Gen.
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The Provisional Governor.

The appointment of Hon. Benjamin F.
Perry as Provisional Governor of the
State, which we were inclined to antici.
pate in our leader of yesterday, is as good
n one as could be made. We need not
repeat. in respect to him. the opinions ex-
pressed already. We take for granted
that he will accept the station, and pro.
ceed promptly to disembarrass the couu-
try and put the machine of State in good
working condition as soon as possible. Our
citizens unite with US in the hope that no
ehsll socn see him &c Cclumhls
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The Richmond Republican, of Thursday,
says: Gen. X. E. Lee and family left the
city last evening for Cartersville, Cumber.
land County, near which place they will
occupy. for the summer, cottage on a
small farm. large number of farms, in
different parts of Virginia, have been
offered as presents to G en-. Lee but he has
IN every case declined to accept them.
During this week, a citizen Of Richmond d
proftered him one of the finest farms in
Orange County, which another offered to
stock"
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SERVANTS AND SERv1CE.-We near alnos.
hourly complaints, on the part of the late
owners and employers of the sudden
abandonment, by their servants, of their
employments and the household. The
idea of freedom seems to be one of bean.
,lful caprice; aud the right Of doing what
one Pleases. the perfection OF human
rights. White and black very equally
seem disposed to act on this persuasion.
and it is confessedy a very grateful thing
to exercise such privilege whec the
humor is on us. Let the world Glide, SAYS
Pistol. aSessG. But one thing should be
said. aud IN saying il We borrow leaf
equally from the Northern and European
books. No citizen, in either region. hires
a servant, unless the party brings pro-
per discharge from previous employer.
The citizen here, especially. owes it to
himself, if not to his neighbor, to make
this reqaisition. He may otherwise be
hiring thief as we'll as an idler; and the
servant who leaves the cook pot of one en-
ployer to rass into the kitchen of an other.
will abandon the latter in like manner.
and probably carry off the outlets with
him. We are told that we may shortly
expect large emigration of Germans to
our State-a thrifty. sober. useful and
honest people; and these will afford an
opportunity of choice to the employer.
which may save him much as we'll in
temper as in steaks.
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Obituary.

Departed this life, on Sunday, July 9,
1865, of typhoid fever, VALENTINE,
fourth SOD of Dir. and Mrs James O'Briep,
aged 16 years and 3 months.
his friends and acquaintances and those
OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, at the Catholic Church.
THIS AFTERNOON. at o'clock, without
further invitation.