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TAR PLASrEas FAIaLr DEALr w1ru.-

TAI PLANrEas FAIRLY DEALr WITH
ueH. Fullerton. Of the Freedmen's Bu
rfau, has been on tour Of observation
through Georgia and Florida. The GIN
eral found the planters everywhere &C
ceptIng a. an existing fact the co nplete
and permanent overthrow of slavery, and
me common remark among them was
mat If the negroes could be kept in sub
J"cIion, it was clearly their policy to re.
co9Tize their emancipation and enter in
to contracts for their labor, as the war
had so demoralized the latter that their
employment without compensation of
some sort would be of little avail TO the
planters. Il has been o matter OF some
complaint among the planters that the
negroes worked less steadily under the
new regime than formerly, and were moved
to change their location upon the most
trifipg caprice; but in a great measure
this restlessness has been found to be
mainly the fault of the employer.
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|NCEM ENTS.


ize | To announce A J GIL
\ a candidate for the Office of
neral Election.
horizad 60 announce G.. A.
All, as e'uditats for tho Office
a. the next BeoeraI election.
z Il t. aunonnce r: T. MAER.
Pdidate for tn" offi q OF State
q Neral election.
ris d IN a7rouI ce JOHN 3.
cannidate for State Treas
! rlec' ION. -
god 10 ann OUNCE W p. EVANS
Ihidrte tor Districf A't"r e~ of
Ii riot, composed of the c1Au.
Ia he, Way Nc, Jones, Perry.
a. rison.
zed to announce Ch@1. A
for District Attorney Of the
composed of TIE counties of
Eayae, Jones, Perry, Greene,
Harrison
,ed to announce Greene C.
date for District Attorney of
rict, comDosed of. the counties
ayne, Jones, Perry, Greene.
Il rriso''.
ztd 10 anroup Hon, w.
ldi ate for Judge of the Eighth
|Psed OF the counties of Land
ones. Gree e, Perry. jackson,
It the. October election
led to announce the name of
~ ti'ate for recollection to the
Id -rdale Cont to ill tina un-
ice Election first Monday OF
al t. Z unounce TIA naue OF
AZ IL .nGidate Cor rec ection
Circuit Court of LnuderdaIe
'e t'r.n of sal Office. Election
1860
Eed to announce the name of
candid te FIR re-rlrcti n, TO
ERIK Of Ltudcrda!e, to fill the
office Election fist Mo day of
d TO announces E. @. Cab.
I1dgo Of + oba'e. If Llud-
first Monday in October
d to announce sam. Gimp. |
idate for Judge of the I. ighth
sed of the counties of L udcr-
nes, Greene. Perry, Jackson, |
at the October election.
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hulel was a house for
Ell persons. Every thing
leatest order possible ;
ly supplied with good
pm f ted up in a style
q IS ng. Hotels, how
cayIng in good quail
"sy hotel may be called
prise there is a hotel
} desenerating. IL is a
eel persons can still,
house is kept in excel
table is laden wi h
ed to crafty the appe
allude to the ho;el
nings.
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EXECUTIVE OFEIcE.

JACKSON, August l9Ln. 1865.
Information having reached me that
parties of bad men have banded together
~ different parts of the State, for the
pu"po>A of robblng and pIundering, ana
TOT violating the l-w IN various WAYS, and
hat ou RACES OF varions kinds are being
perperr ted and the M liIarI authorities
If me United ) ates being insutticIe mt 10
'roi"c' the people Throughout the entire
) ate, | do therefore ctli upon the peo
,'Ie, and espe cIslly on tucu as are liable TO
n-rtorm military dufy, and are familiar
With military discIp inc, to org q vol
unIeer cpmpahi-s in each county In the
SiArP, II practicable, at least one company
"f cavalry, and one OF Infantry, a. speed
lily as possibl~, for the detection of crlmi.
mails. the prevention Il crime and the.
preservation of good order. And / urge
upon 'hsse companies when formed that
Cn'y will be vigilAnt in the discharge OF
their duties. These companies will he
organized under the Law in relation co
volunteer companies az contained in the
R -vIsed Code, and The amendment thsre
TO, passed on the 10Th of F. bruary, 1860. !
except that az soon as the proper umb-r
shall volunteer, the 81, ctlon tor Ulcers
may take place Immediately and wi hout
LI1lIS6l)u6 Will u !
sued as soon As returns are receive d. and |
he cleo ion may be held by any justice |
IF the peace. | most earnestly cali upon
he young men of The State who have SO |
list" guish-d themselves fpr gallantry, to
'eepond promptly 70 this call, which IL
made in behalf of a suffering pAopl-.
1t will be the duty. as hop il will be
he pleasure, OF these compani~s TO pur
ne and apprehepd all offenders agains'
aw. and by vigilance, to prevent crime.
o aid the civil authorities, and to con
ribute all in their power to the restorA
ion of good order in The community
arms will be procured il possible for such
8 may not have th+m. but l would nd
isr an Immediate ORGANIC ,tiou with such
rms as can b4 procured.
Gwen under my hand and the great
eal OF State aft xei.
w. L. SHATKEY,
Provisional Gov. of Miss.
BY til" Governor.
john Fl. ECHoLs. Sec'y Of State.
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R.Y. R. CHApwIck. Secretary.
no. 81

-.
ia Dcfne tie Juridici and pory ~ n, Mrs.,
cf'dte Ctfy Of lArriSian, passed Aseu.. slr ,s6s
De IL euprt d BY the Boa-1 Of Mavo- a,d a,,..,u :.
Of City Mcri,ii'n. TIL" all essrs Of b.nshs ~
the peace violations of the laws Of the Sshs OF
Miss ssippi lifted With the corpo.ats ,ni,r ~
g ~ OF Ne idiar. where the s.. il not y Fr< or
ifam..ts crime strait be d. emei an fr.rsa 60;
he ptrati of tn CITY of Merida, and 49, -.
punished A. a isl r0ranor Under the urnvisona os
she st tute b, the Mayo tog, tier with al ,ioSa,:on
OF ordina ceS and laws passed or by said ar
% May and A Id rmnn.
SIC. : Thnt ali IN nati"s and fo,4ei+prcs for
vioia:'"s Of law in eases led b fore the MAYOR {
the ity of Meridian, sha,he fer use and benefit
~ s''id Guy un eSs otherwise expressly provided
sac Int in all cases VII Re dues penslt q or
fpfe'tcres ere imposed. they shall be for, and sha
extend ana appl to each and every days 20 tnuancp
OF such act omission. when it Is Of conf, n;,,1
ehaFaeter and IL al it ont ereo. the Mayori authnr
~ d wheuin his opinoa the flare Of III. ci.v ,a
"th"r plnce within. without the city any snd
all persons goods, property obst uct:o. ~, cto's
Z ntssnces IN are frf! den by ant If the orii.
Laces; to b. o. in The city or apy part therr
Ut at the e1p"ns" of tha off"nd r.;
Il T. Tn I in AL cases VIII doing of any act
h st or f@sy pt Is gqurd t or
'9Efr ascfl1 Gforit every PRISON convicted thereof
dollars. "A A-''
SIC Be 1t further enacted That in a / Cages If
I'll" "hen Her be minor, tn parent, gu rd an or en-
aud costs. FO"'S
Sec That in all ses where there IL reason 20
pre- bend a breach of the peacr or the violation
amy dnance, where any erspn is ,nvictrd of pv
vlolat N OF any the ordinan the Mayor may re-
f'bo"a with ruificir securit7 such an amount
"s he sa'l deem asonab e, that >uch er, on shall be
OF go"d oei avlor for term not exceeding twelve
hoiithS ana such rson shall r%fOs "r fai 10 give
such oond he may be mia d IN such time a.
mayor may req ire. not however, to ,xceed tn.
time hnit,di the CHI trer ii where such ~ rson il
MINOR the parent guardian employ of the minor
snail give or caiS' ti'' bon4 to be given.
$50. T. hat unles otherwise eVpressr provid A |
no ORDINANCE "peHl of iinanca shall, b of |
los &c u I'll tree days atta pubic ton excluding the
uESt oay W puoNc 'tion App. owed.
JNO. ARMSTRONG, Mayor
Attest:
h. y. R. CHADWICK, Secretary
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w:o visit Mobile will
and nice comfortable
OF Mrs. A. 6. Parker,
Street.. Those who
modations would do
be place. We spent a
Fntly and can racom.
equal to any in the
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GCERRTLLAs ON THE OUAcHIrA.-Ra.
Gently party OF guerriilAs ON the Gu.
achita river fired several shots a. the
STEAMERS Shreveport and Charley Brown.
They were hailed from the shore ana
ordered 10 stop, but refusing. were fired
upon. B-rween thirty aud forty shots
were fred. No persons were il iu,ed.
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SGr Alopzo G. Mayors, of Brandon, has
been appointed Assessor of Internal rev
enue for the second district of Mississippi.
An excellent selection.
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'DeR-The freedmen
lthal 10 interest them
1ieuf. Clarke, to be-
hose living in Merid
|eport at his Office for
2 certificates of what
rsuing.
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ClTY ORDINANCES.

TX Aes 20 EegsaIaE F,ra~ 'Gfs Los,< .,.s.,., &c.,.
= 2hst. aSS5
Re Il enacted by the u ard of Mayor And Aiae--ra,
of be ny OF her iAn. r'At all iaws. rvsola,,.a,s'
ordinances ana pu"ie &C rea Ing the m 4,aoe,ns1i
OF tire municipal government 81 AerliHa ptxxsi ar
CT. Ola the wear lstO and approved On ;h lfsh a.
June Of said year. D and the n-s hereby dtrla
repeated
SIC p BE II further enacted. This. .h,s sc, .hA,l
take cffect aud BE IN for f-oui aud after lis
Approved: -
JSo. "a AsTRoNa, HGyos.
Attest:
RY. r CHApwIcK. Secr,t,-v
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JNo. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
ATTEST:
R.Y. R. CHADWICK, Secretary.
APPROVED

NO. 4
An Ordinance to ProHSt Q~arrsItns, Riotows GnG
UlS0rd-rtS Conduct passed august Dist 1865
BE- 1t e>.rct d byt Boar of Mayor an AI,erme.
Of til 'ty of eridian, Il D ars m shall guilty
of nghtius or qIarre!ng, DIR luknuss or IA
'tohs, H1'c nt r disor Terry in The st e.ts
houses or anyW here in the CT v nor OF abus g
prnvokng or sturbiag eitier by ord or action an,
Pc RS 'n ID, walking i'll any st eet pub &c way
SEc hat no person sh III be guilty OF exposing
in pubic any writing SILL drawing print, car.cature
statue, or any object which may excite scandal o.
have ten ency to disturb tn: public p, ace ; nor
oTrsA dowh destroy, injure, carry away any nee
oTany part IN reof or the steps, nds doors of
'us 81 nor deface or bre TX carry away any sligo
o"'d, OF plate eating he name, residence occu a.
ton or business OF any person
SIC s. That no person shalt destroy, break down,
mut'Idte or dtf"ce any tomb. avefr 6. hulchrH
n"n"Rlent efrcte IN s"y buryIns ground, in aEy
way vio.a the same
nc T. That any person violating any revision of
this ofdinanc thaii be fined an five dollars
nor mo . : an fifty doiiars for every offense.
APPROVED:
JNo. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
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AT DUNcAN's.
hoice dry good, cut
pa ware &c should
~ have as choice a
and rs will Do found
|tion. Give them a
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.NERKDGf.V HOUSE,
MERIDIAN, MISS,

w. c. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
THIS ola ard popular Motel is sh spcn f,r ere
comm. datinn t-ev siaFS. Tbs taaie Il aivrav
bnuntifn'iy supplied with eyerything in he market
calculat~l ~ slirre the aD u ,cnuDs are nea'
an b. a,fos, abss. 11Iy 20 4'f.
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HsA. The Quartermaster General saws
that from August l, 1861, to June 80
Is65, inclusive twenty thousand seven
hundred and seven soldiers were buried
IN the Washington cemeteries.
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And general merchants,
To dru store # JAs GapPaa
Nag zinT strsstS, New NJ
Lg TO the drug trade they
based ON the latest gold quo
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the city and country.
|havs the selection of their
Fortment In the city. James
list corner OF Co 3mon and
leans, n prepared to sell
hrRet prices.
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|dred bslcs Of cotton
Mr.. Pettybone, OF
by FIRE the Other
trong grounds tnr
Q work Of an in
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terhaus arrived here
u jackson. We b.
4as visiting all th,
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MarricI.

At the resi'cncn of Mrs Anna Linton in Enterprise
on Thursday tn 18th inst by Rev j Bancroft. CAPT
=. Ftt EN- y, OF pont It county. to Miss PATTIs
GRoSw. L. of 4 tscaoosa Ala
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w ANTED--A SCfaOOL

FlY ya'ta~ map onPe's.i 70 teach ID. Higher
- nEiis h ~ inches q. d.t',e Tangn 4 . Il N aud
Grees). ti"dr ference given. Adu.ea. iF, care
ri this Office. STAT ng kala,
APE 1885, ",
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DESPEGTFCL n f@nd r. his professional e.r.
HI vierT 10 the cid &c e ~eritlAR rinity.
tyffi - ~ Oh utW ick's iircg Ste ivaaf
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1855 AUGUST oath. 1865
KEW DRUGS AGAIN.
CEK.aD WICK
Nutirs TO Holders # Confederate Coliun::

OFFICE ASsIsT Mt PECTaL AGENT
-. IhEA IlsE nEPARrMENf.
9:S - - DIsSRIcI~aF NIcK<Bu.a }
;MrTids0n Miss -lnQVst l5Lf leG.,
All se-sons holdngt: ton the titles of which YVES
vested III tn called Confederat States Govern
ment. nd which by The of the surrender is tic
proprrtt of e United States Goy.ynment hereby
Lot fisd that application to either A. d. Dewey.
lecid AGrnt, Jackson Miss. o John Dietrich,
SpeEl gynt Meridian, Miss. authn,ities Will be
granted them 20 deliver sad etton stated paints
Agents of TINS Department. aud receive liberal com.
~ I.SfEti Al for rvicrS.
BY ocu Of "A. n MIR S.
Assistant pecial a svn Treasury Department
WN E. $ELLEtk
Aug 16--d2t ChIaf Assistant
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El..llse G.lf Wanted.

4 5000 Hot SERvAST r.u Cad employ
= u sDf ~ = plying 10 l.. A. LIT Moan ~.
A"E> Ia 81
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bdIdate for Distric'
the people IS toi
Hidates ara lnviteo
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Important Proo,ana Ion.

Important PEOoI@ENM Ion.
We invite the attention of our readers
to the following proclamation of Cover nor
ShSrkey:
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Ma free.

= T. STREET. Esq ~ Pau'ding Miss :. h~r'.
ty authorized To present Ena in a / the e urta
IN i i AMI sth judicial DistrI -. ~, ia state
ars isiOti an otbsr c In - eh buEi-
- II s4sd d stries. daring aA.ence ero-, the
Stat" wy. ~. P,RDCE
uiY :1Sn 1865 IN :. r.
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|ER Vas 9
DVERTESHVG

be inserted for any time less
% rate Of ONE DOLLAR
|N'rN per square for the first in
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ize To announce A J GIL
= Candidate for the Office of
neral ~l-ction.
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New York, August 2I.-It Is reported
that Gen j. E johnston aud wife left
Richmond thIs m ,rniDg for Baltimore.
Ii Is nuw said thai jeff rson Davis ir.ai
wilt COM off ut Fortress Monro.., III prop. r
accommodations can be had for the Colrt
aud Witnesses.
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god IN anunu7ce W p. EVANS
Ididrte tor Districf A't"r e~ Of
liz rIrt, composed Of the c1Ar.
Ia he, Way Nc, Jones, Perry.
o. FIaon,
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BY the Cove rnor.
john Fl. ECHoLs. Sec'y Of State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-07
Firarc.i Now. Markets, Ss.

Esv York, Monday, Nor. o, P. MA comparison
Of the afternoon quotations OF tho general stock mar
het with those Of Saturday afternoon, show an adj
vance in price, Of from to e. per cent The great
exceptional feature Of the session the continued
movement In Prairie du CHEN. This stock started
at i2O and jumped mp to 800, amid the most inteuso
excitement Governments were dull and heavy.
The loan market Vas inactive and fairly supplied at
per cent. Commercial papeE was more Inquired for,
and has free currency Al 7a9 Per cent The banf
statement, this week, i'very satisfactory The loans
have increased s159,322, circulation 1906 CSC, net
deposits AsG,v3I, and legal tenders sl,36lG92 The
specie average has fallen of slls6G92. The increase
In legal tenders represents the fow Of currency to-
wards this point, Foreign exchange was duh and tho
rates unchanged. On Change to-day Flour was dull
and &c. . Ice. lover. Wheat was lie. &c. lower.
Corn was steady, oas were unsettled. Pork wa.
heavy and lower. Beef vas steady. Lard vas higher
| and whiskoy was fmer,
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they procure money by gross misrepresentation.
for u Is not At oil probable tina. merchants AID
business rneu ever apply 10 them for employees.
They are generally ulsrupulous characters, TOO
lazy 70 work and rfrsid IN steal directly, who take
advantage Of unemployed seekers for situations
who ars not acquainted with tho nofsrious lusi-
ness Of bogus agencies" Their victims arc
natura ly poor p ope, ain ost destitute Of money,
who arc sr.v'ng to obt-in honest employment ;
and I, "a their slender mems which tlsse uneon-
sc.or allie tcoundicls flch by false promises. We
desire TO warn the pullic agains. all these bogus
con crns. Tiors are a few genuine places where
business men apply for employees, and ut such there
may 10 n chance for situations but the mass Of
agencies are swindling concerns, and should
be avoided. Advertisements for tho class OF &C.
tsblishments referred to arc refused smos. daily
at the sUr counter, because we know that they are
calculated 10 impore upon poor people, snd fcneo
will not admit them into our columns. I, Is
gonerally cheaper 10 avoid being swindled than 70
obtain reiress for such grievance, and We taero
fore warn the public to b,wsro Of .mposiorr under
| this agency disguise.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
TUESDAY MORNNC, nov. :, 1850.
Voters OF New York |!

To.pAY you have the power 70 mitigate In
fr..t measure, the abuses under which this city
bss 90 long suffered, and concerning which you
have o. generally coupl ned. / devolves upon
YOU 10 de- ID. by your ballots to-day, whether You
so,n,.nsnes tho r,,,rovernncnt Of The politicians
WHO arc errielin, themselves at your expense
wt,lo ueglsc. ng tie interests o, he city and en-
asugering Inc lives Of 10 people, or whether you
b, 20 detertni-eJ /. say 10 them thus lar SHAT
(, N, or. ana no farth r." ! Ia for you 10 decide
ve,Ae, Tbs golden oppor'unity-the only oho
~. t.s ,ou tayo IN . yssr-sLall DO su1ered 70 pass
b, ,rrimyrov,s. VIII you rebuke corruption
,fo,py your late ieysln,iye and county rep-esont-
.. 80. los e,cc. ng only good and reputable mem
n will sou l;lossy psrinit no politicians 70
iu..se utu-oivcs Upon you for smother
t-- Of o'Tco, aud rcpoat the ,smo abuses from
Which yo1 have loag suffered Tas cssc Is plain,
ms 70 iody ros.r with you, AMI the reiponsi-
bW,y n your choico cannot he hereafter eya1cd.
We tsye sons hCpo HAT tue Imminent danger
when now mcnacos TIE ely, az a eonteqrsnco Of
Dial laws aud worse officials, will have tendency
O. rrouse Inc people and cause them TO make an
syrt for tho safety OF Ao metropolis ere u 10 700
late The city is now nJere1 by confasrAhon'
snIangersd BY cholera, and subjected to all the
snnoysnces aaI dangers reslldls from an In
sfleion, and corrupt government. Besides this u
10 overburdonsd ~ taxation, with yearly leyle'
exceeding the expenses OF hai the individual
Bates, srd the profpect is ssll more unfsvorabio.
P.op,r LEGISLATION At Albany would do much to
roetfy these evils honest supervisors and other
county officers would DO an important help IN
Sbs good work, and We therefore eau
upon the electors Of New York, to cas-, their ballots
for men whom the pa lie can tru't, and thus res
cue .hc metropolis from The dangers that environ
It. Scan your tickets carefully, and wherever you
ind tho name Of man who wears the brand OF .
professional politician, scratch /. Of, no matter
whether he belongs TO your party or not Rs
member that the only issue a, stake In the legsls-
u7e and County contest, 10 tho question Of good
local government. Do no, sacrifice your interests
and the Interests Of the community, for tie sake oi
voAn, IN favor Of eny candidate who is not hon.
sr,. capable anl fa!htl. Keep these require
n nts permanently IN view whom selecting your
ucket to-day DO csrcful to prepare = bale, in
favor Of creating the bounty deb: instead ofpsyins
the whole Obligation ~ an enormous tax mex
yeir-do this and you will teach tie politician
ILL.,, upon this occasion the people have detO r
p'Isd to make their power felt.
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DE FABER-on Sunday morning, st her late resi-
dence, Greenwich s., Mrs. Elizabeth De Faber,
10 'hc dgih esr Of her are.
The lCls,lvcs and friends 0. the family respect-
fully invited 10 attend tao funeral, On Tuesday
morning, SOv. /, Ut 10 O'CLOCK. from 81. reief's
Jhutch NhsIe Requiem ks-s Will lie ceiebIa ed Tor
her fepo,e 26I
KEOWS-On Monday, e'h Inst. Of consumption
Thomas Keown, naive Of l'ortaierry, County Town.
LELAND a-ed "a years aud month.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend he funeral on this truesdayl Afternoon,
Nov. ,tb al o'cOck, from h.s late IeEGence 4Sl L.
N on st.
Belfast Ireland p,pers plesEe copy. $40
NortCE--l he men tc5G OF the New York journey.
Sup loiucis' Benevolent Soc ety requested
to meet At Their room. ~ Av. 4, this luesd9 J
at noon, c. O'clock, TO pay tho last tribute q
,pect to late bro her, Thomas Keown, deceasei.
by order. n. BETrA Prcst. j. IkRAScR Sec'y. 31T
LAREdiE-ln Bfooelyn. November Gtl, Benjamin
Joscph LtiCrie aged YEAR,, months and II dsys
lie friends OF the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral iIOm the residence OF his
father, Flee; st. on Wednesday At O'Clock D IN 1856
RYAN-On Sunday afternoon, Nov tth AZ h,lf.
pat three 6coek, James &. Ryan, Of consumption,
L.Cl ~ year.
I've relatives and friends OF the family ere re.
tpe6uully invited 10 attend the funeral, ON his
late sIdenee {5O I'd av. on ruoJday Ut h4lpst one
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