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T .OST-BANK BOOK, no. $3.50, OF THE
IA 50" iniu's BInk iOr r,ytu-s h. rnarr Ar re-
que5 ed 70 deliver It to The Bank 4. = r. ElSK-
AMP.
T .OsT-A BANK-BOOK on THE BLEECK,
1,ot eT i't,., S9 o,,i BanE- &c. .0dd' The
7 ,OST, FER. lST, BANK BOOK 40.
a. -ds'b. on ne 81 ecker n raTinrs E.uS. The
LAGER Nil uoh.e leave Il AZ gt2 Fret as, ug at lhe
10Th aud ltth At. l'3
~ y REWARI--LOST YESTERDAY, Going
~ icI. su.;h .C.Iy 10 luli'a Hs.-tf, Oh nee t6
N-sl!r't'a a..Eeg aad bach 10 south telry, .
uoIO'Ho pscEti-.uOE, Cuutaluilg several uolts and
tInAI cum q money. The tnGel ur lC'uu.ng tn,
Lo'es wi! receive the above rev G.G ald quee'iun
tske q al 4 south e. KELLOGG & co. 500
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VI RIDICgSES.

NOTICF-ALL PERSONS WHO kEQt IRE
~ 10 be vacciuaed with pure vaccine yirq~ S.n he
attenGcl 70 promptly by caI1g on llTs' t. bond
L HAYS, % Orchard e. cor. Of GTand' 81
TO YOUNG MEN-WEIR'S CELEBRATED
l. Brown Eiectuary never tails can be utei with
out hipdrance 70 business DEPOT 200 Grand e. AS
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ElsARD AND rsNOyl1.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN Ri ACCON-
"A uViAtcd WITH hoard. forms - pc wrr.. Me-
chan.cs n.c.e.rcd. Apply NJ ." E'diidgr'.
A FEW Young MEN CAN BIZ Accom-
4 roi.tcd visa hoaft 90 Ne. ..sey st, corner
OF lylslon Als1 young ialirs. Staees ami cas-
paeT the house eve'',tcW minutes. Is
ROAkn-FOR . CHILDREN OR YOG'SG
bsirls' At 4ys Ninth ave- bet 4lsI and va s., r.!
hOOr. -
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DaNGlSERS.

NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
l IN Pans.-A peAdid luil sct ior + usual prlce
10 finest fcE fi5, usual price f2L che!p gets -.
Teeth extracted without pain. Dr. hlChAi -
French Don ia, OK Ave q, near ith st'eti' ~
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E'g'ssS.

A TTENTION, LADIEs-TlTE OLD rs
n tAblithrd y. 1. bur Manufacturing co, - Chat
ham 81 opyl- tc look'- White Marble iiptt u sell
ing single set n1 thHir factory wholrslp pliuu- Al
early and choice and great bargain; setH st5 /;
muts and coiars y 50 tch, and upwu -; Syuciiau
squirrels, Fitch Martin and Mink cab, so,ia very
lOs. Altering and frpAIlU" go the lute-t style,
eual 10 new rec ~ gwen to purchaser Iusurl ul
lNtt hAua.pT. BOP
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1IDO WARD INFORMATION
sOR SALE AND TO hET.


,,,p r,pu or, ,,,. ADDE'S % NtItps
y p''l' rN''' W % 2 Nv hi-'' . h'hr"'
i.onl SARATOGA Nptnt' hou.r' barn, spgnt IN
c1s. clfi9n..' ci",.i,s AID olhS iui.. 10 lei or
lease 20 a rooi German tenant. Apply So Hudson e.
OF ". II. VALENTINE .l5
tI,r-.r L,p S,trtN ppooLtvN
"a l''''I T'h 'NlE ~ hh''Nhi ~
"-stor} frame hont", lood INNER, iult uy dN'
son H. ma Myrtle ave, ilcu, is minutes walk from
the .e.fi".. I'm iuite on ttc premises, 20
q. WIN p,r,t a.. {, ,gpl. CrT,Nn
a MAJ fNhh -, ~ A'hEs' 'F LANu'
tan5c and dc,ir,iIc tor ns-kct farm, price sl.C.
Aso $50 Of land short distance iOm CITY, price ~. q
put cn.h, do tor ,ripcry. IN io TODAY ct ~ IN
'I",- "NN,''' - me IT. '.oi" IL 10 '.,'''N.
EIIl LOT FOX SALE ChtAf, FOX
Scs-h, 44h 70. 10 f GA a gfaGN Nth the avenue.
lag.rc Tor one week for ~ DAVIS, +ST itosIoRy,
o'i'n, NJ .
T. fIi/SIMMDNN, go 1HIkp AVE,
offer. toI Pale ver cherp tenement house T. ,st
iCth ~ ono on tIth ono on 18th one on I'd Nv one on
No- 26'i s, ono on Mcs 18th, one on East .Tth,onc
on Wet a5'h one on last SD, one corner Fast
li'h n. H.
EOR SALE on l.. l.. 4 FARM OF 30 Arres,
lo. 500. Vas terms Also 3n acres nj woodland,
tNu4 with wood enough on It 10 pay o the lGuU.
+. & CnNEIlr IL "a ,'Nc It, Brooklyn -
-,p ,Ir T., ,Ih-u TpT-sT ~
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SaaEE'R'sNGE.

DILLS II AND UPWARDS on
- lulon Bank o; London, and
Royal Bank Of Ireland,
36s wEILs FARGO 4 @
EOR LIYERPOOl--NEUTRAL FLAG.
l. British sLip ANTARCTIC sails teh. 9th.
Iuk 'lDNpON, y LINE.
ship NJ DSON sails tct. 18th.
For PASSAGE 10 and ron the Oid County or nfatts'
At tho ioaef possible rates. Apply 10 lAfsColt
BROTHERS a. Co So south e. .dd
DASSAGE FROM AND 10 LIVERPOOL
l and LONDON By the ola Black star liue-lor
Liverpool Tue ktrDlt ri, On the .tlh lanunrr,
/ OF london, he YORK rows on the ~ n January.
| OF passage GpuIy 10 " LILLIAN ullON ~ luton
e.. BOB
pASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
COUNTRY. - -
or DRAFTS available in all parts Of ENGLAND
IRELAND, SCOTLAND and W ALts'
Persons wishing 10 send for then friends or remit!
money do az the low est IoseibG lRes by apply
ing 10 IAPsCO1r BROlHEHs a. Co: .
355 oG south street. y. Y.
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LINER
- FOOL.-NIRGINlt rails Feb. IN. PENNsG l.
NANlA 70 follow. Cabin pAS.a5e SIP iteeIage SO
PAYABLE IN currency. Appl 70 WILLIAMS ~ ION
70 Broadway 800
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8aOnSE%. CARRIAGES &c.

A LIGHT WAGON N GOOD RUNNING
"A order aud newly Iaistci, for sale. P.icc sou.
Inquire at Io3 ,th ave al
EOR SALE CHEAP-A SECONDHAND
L private coach, at l. II. liAkDINu's, 1914 Mercer
II, New York o.
NOR SAILS HORSES; AMONG THEM
are . lou priced Ones-e5u; Also 3 NJ *95; also /
pony-hut gray horse, lit tor any business also a
heavy ret Of grocery errICssa harness IS. Az to
ic seen n - Greenwich ne. 1g6
EOR SALE LARGE CHEAP WORK Mare
ami low priced wo heIses and GOOD ua d
cart and hiynesz and short stout pony. Mare ie-
|" rom the country, IL NclTF Old sound ana klut'
price - , 'ul'atc for clergyman or any Wo1S, 90
b.@ Washington Al, y. y. 1872
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Decentralization Thursday, April 81, at 81. James
church. Philadelphia, by the Right Rev. W. H. Oden-
J. Morton GEORGE COCHRAN AUGUSTA daughter of Hon.
A. X Hay, of Winslow.
CrInsRT-IANCdASTIN.-A st. AIMS church, on Tues
day April 25 by the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet GEORGE b.
GrisEgT. Jr, TO ASToNErrr L. youngest daughter Of
Juste Lanchantin, ESQ, all OF this city.
JeRpAN-Hrpsoy At Grcenpoint, Brooklyn, Thurs
dav. Inv the Rev. William Reid Mr. GILBERT W. JORDAN
to Miss HENRIETTA J. HUDSON, all OF Brooklyn, Z. ID.
PArERsox-Wcop.-On Sunday April 20, by the Rev.
DR. Striker JOIN b. second Of David Paterson, OF
Paisley, Scotland to CoRSrLIA A., daughter of Peter
Wood of this city
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LryERpooL.-Steamship City of London-Major II Hod-
der and lady Palmer lady and son; Mr. McNcol lady
and three chdren Thos Jebb lady, Mrs Beuard and
son. smith, Mrs Alexander and daughter Capt Newell
sons: Mrs Wolf three misses two masters md servants Mrs
Ban Mrs Casiue and Miss Cstne, Mira Stt Mr. Bedding,
lady and infant; Miss Smith, Thos Hudson and lady, Mrs
s. John Ecke Miss Brcyes Mr. Balentine and lady, John
Mrs McRetchie Miss McGregor Converse John Fair
oun Robt Newman, Kent Lieut. Grant and Gilbert
MullIann J De Wolf, A Pinkerman Vim and Jas Tap
scott Fred Bullock, I'd II Giles Rev Or Kinney Capt
smith Rev Lnmberlan Paul Polite, Alfred Louree, Mr.
Rose DR. McArthur w Osborne, Thos Oliver McIach-
Ian il and Condome, Edmund Eatle, Herley Jno Nc
Donel John Mrrue, j Crah0ve NJ Pinett McChcsncy,
n Mott VIM Thompson, Mr. kanock.
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$14, 967,S47 5,524, PA
co 40 R32
CITY CoMMEMCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, AprI 70, 1868.
AsuEs-Reccipts 261 bbls The market continues
dull and prices wholly nominal
Observation-Disclosures, l6, 252 bbls. -four 1851 bbs
corn meal 10025 bushels corn 762 do oats $50 do
malt and 54a5 do. barley. The demand for tate
and Western -four continued moderate and was
confined to the immediate wants Of the local trade,
and we have to chronicle further decline of TO-.
a l5c per Dbl. the medium and common grades the
market closing heavy. Tho sales confined to 1900
bbls and Western 700 do Southern, and 400 do
Canadian at the annexed quotations Rye Hour was
quiet but steady Corn meal was ~ active but hrin
W IN si,l.i. supply. Sales 100 bbs Brandyw.ne at
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FINANCIAL.


TT s. 70 LOAN.
The the OF 100000 co Of the $50 Loan
was completed on the sls Of March, 1885 The sale OF the
of three hundred millions payable three
from the 18th day Of june 1861 was begun the LIST of
ArL In the short space thirty days hundred
hoas of this series hare sodlevng this day less
than two hundred millions disposed Of The interest
payable annua currency the 18th of Deem
Der and 10th Of juno by coupons attached each note,
which are readily cashcd anywhere. II amounts TO
One cent per day on $50 note.
Two cents per da, sioc noie
Ten cents per day on $500 note
Twenty cents pcr dry on $1,000 note
One dollar per da, 5000 note.
MORE AND MORE DESIRABLE.
The rebellion Is suppressed, and the governments
already adopted to reduce expenditures
idly possible peace footing thus Withdrawing from
market as borrower and purchaser
This is tho ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by
the government, and constitutes the GREAT POPULAR
LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
The Seven Thirty Notes are convertible on their maturity,
at the option OF the holder, Into
UNITED STATES FIVE .rwENrY SIX PER CENT
ooLDBEARING BONDS.
which always worth premium.
FREE FROM TAXATION.
The $50 Notes be by Towns Cities Counties
States and the taxed surplus
the income exceeding SIX hundred dollars year.
This to three per per
annum according to the levied other property.
SUBSCRIBE QUICKLY
Less than s2oooo The loan authorised by the last
Congress the market This amount the rate at
which being absorbed win an be subscribed for within
two months when the win undoubtedly command
premium, has uniformly been the closing the
subscriptions to other loans II now probable that
no considerable amour, beyond the present series win be
offered to the public.
In order that citizens Of every and secon Of the
country may be Afforded facilities taking the loan, the
n,uon., b.n.. State banks and private bankers
,brou.hou, ,bs country have generally agreed
.ub,cru.,ou. At par Subscribers win select their
,.r, IN whom they have confidence and who only are 10
be responsible for the delivery Of the notes for which they
receive orders
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
DANK OF THE RBPUBLrC-NEw YORK APRIL rs
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Corone~'s Inquest.

FATAL BURNING CASUALTY. Coroner Collin yesterday
held inquest at the New York Hospital on the body
Of Eliza Eagun, girl eight years Of age whose death
was the result Of burns Deceased lived at 4lo Water
street. and while attempting kindlc fire In the stove
On Friday evening she set lighted candle on tho floor
behind her The blaze of the candle coming In contact
With her dress Sc, IL re and she terribly burned
on hes BACK thighs and legs The jury rendered YER
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Ro.,aNo NM. DrsrRoYm BY FiRK--On Monday after
noon the Lin.on Rolling Hil owned by Cobb, McCloud
Co., Of New York city, situated in Holiidaysblrg, Pa
was caused by sparks of heated metal being blown from
the steam hammer to carpenter shop or some Of the
wood work of the ildng and In very few minutes
blackened ruins Some of the heavy machinery Is saved
The large engine injured whether fatally or not we
have not been informed The fire apparatus in the rolling
mill was first class On the inventory taken by the pro-
prietors the mill valued at $125 000 1t was insured
in New York company for $4,000. No estimate has
from town but It is said 1t will he double the amount Of
the insurance There high wind going at the tme
which caused several budinls in the neighborhood
among others the weghlock the canal to catch fire.
but il was promptly extinguished Commercial
AnrHl
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY. April 80, 1855.
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares Stock Exchange this
city for the last four weeks were as follows:-
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Total 81 302 SIS 6,ll5329 1122, $50 2714,15S
The New York imports Of foreign dry goods compare

Total 81 392 575 329 ,122, $50 2,714l6S
rhe New York imports Of foreign dry goods compare
follows
FIR the sreek 1853. 1884 1863
Entered the port. .$949 $50 1,3l9,s5e 1,12249s
Thrown on market 7ll,4o7 1,S2a,S6S l'ssS2i2
Enter at the port 2a So, e2s s547714e 1929 $50
Thrown market. 2o,590,341 S62sl,07S 17,lo4225
The Nassau Bank Of this city will pay, May 10,
semi annual dividend of Eve per cent free of tax.
The Central National Bank will pay May J. It's second
semi-annual dividend Of seven per cent
The shipments Of specie from the port Of New York
last week. and since January l. compare as follows with
the exports during the same time last year.
1864. 1865.
Seventeenth week in year.. 81, 27l ,S36 217192
Previously shipped. ......... 13,0e8,Ou 6,307O22
From Jan / to date. $l4,967,S4 5,524,2 l4
Excess in 1854. 80 443 633
Tho following table shows the amount TO be paid for
each description Of the juno and December seven
and thrcetenths government bonds, which bear date
June H. ON each day of the present week.
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OPINION OF CHEF JUSTICE BIGELOw.
lErann The Rnston Advari Ger Anril %

(From the Boston Advert ser, April 30
The following Is the conclusion OF the charge OF Chief
Justice Bigelow To the jury in the OF Leonard Sur
teyant against Aaron H. Allen for illegal arrest and im
prisonment The principles law invol sed in the case
which were new as well as important, were th SCI
Fra-Whetber the words alleged 10 have been spoken
were siande,ous aud would sustain an action. A.
Standardization the siaements IL any, mndN by the
munications.
ThsdHow far the defendant was responsible for the
rest and imprisonment and alleged suaerngs and loss OF
Upon the first count II you nd the words were spoken
and bore the meaning attributed TO them in the decar
ton TO charge the plaintiff with the crime Of tr ason
then he win be entitled to damages BY reason OF injury
to his character from those words spoken they were
in the defendants house Sunday, TO Messrs Wright
and Jones. more important question Is upon the
second count You are to consider whether the words
spoken to Marshal Reyes as alleged and whether
the plaintiff having the burden OF proof has satisfied
you that they spoken and whether they were true
II they spoken and were true then you VIII give
verdict for the defendant II they were spoken and
not true, then you TO consider whether II was
a privileged communication; and II ~ was privileged
communication then your verdict will be Tor the dc
PENDANT II it Is not will be for you to consider the
question of damages in the light Of the principles as
have stated.
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The total value Of the imports other than dry goods
and SD Gle at this port the week ending April ~
was 81 COL 600 The imports for the week compare as
follows:-
Dry goods 1894 1874 1927 450 AIS, 924 1,l22 49S
Gen mdse. :. ,4ss AL 46ss,l79 6s6638 1891, $50
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SPORTING.

A COLTS PATENT REPEATING RIFLE WANTED
IA Of AI00 calibrc. Any person having sale win
please call address W. Csombe 36Sis Bowery n r.
L,RANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS "a CHOICE
in breeds Of Dogs for sale stock Buffers InfaibI0
Mango Cure and Plea Exermnator rs Buffers new
the Dog third and enlarged edition. price a. Doeg
boarded trained Medicines for all diseases Ferres wanted
L,OR sALE-A FINE CABIN YACHT OF Is TONS,
IL completely found. Inquire OF Captain G. II. LONG
A. NJ and ~ p. NJ daily.
CTEAM YACHT.-FoR SALE. THE STEAM YACHT b.
- of model and speed; only
Of coal per days about ~ tons buren sleep
Ing accommodations for persons; cabin will dine 10
fortaby; Is persons dned IN H. She lust been pus
in order for the season. and " good the day
launched Apply to JAS. A. ROBINSON, I64 Duane sresA
New York.
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DANK OF THB RBPUBLIC-NEw YORK, APRIL rs
that and after this date the busness Of this bank win be
the Republic Of New York r. II. LOWRY, President.
,. J. CRANE, Vice Pres'l
II. ". fonp, Csshie
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OFFICE OF TROw's DIRECTORY-H. WILSON, CON.
~ pilcr. 80 Greene street.
NOfIcE.-Thc public respectfully informed that the
canvass for this work Is now In progress. , a,
Persons doing business down town and residing IN the
upper part OF the CITY, solicited TO leave ~ ne paces
Of business and homes full information respecting their
business and places of business &c Where several ind,
vduals occupy Office list should be made QUIZ WIN ivn
particulars and "f Tor the canvassers by TINS sne
calls for formation and the greater
one arising both 10 the compiler and the public from errors
and omissions may great measure omitted The CAB
vassers on this furnished with written
authority, signed BY Mr. H. Wilson They are authorized l 70
and for extra be inserted In connection with the
name &C. hut for no other purpose hey ars e
Amounts however small, received BY them Payment for
front or back coored leaves after publication and
presentation of the order signed ~ The advertiser
JOHN Y. TROW Publisher
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oCOO FOR A GOOD ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrH
spLUU AT 2i3 Ninth avenue.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BRAnAM LINCOLN,
"A OUR MARTYR PRESIDENT.
NOTICE
In consequence of the great and incessant demano
for Buttrcs popular Portrait OF late amenied Martyr
President, Abraham Lincoln, he compelled
trade the public advance on it, 10
tail price 10 -
The presses are kept running day night. but Il win
take several months III! the orders already received
Those good copies should them once
engraved printed plate paper lex2l inches,
ana embelshed with eieg and tasteful border.
This ENGRAVING Is copyrighted
Photographers and others notified that any infringe
ments the copyright will be legally prosecuted.
The public cautioned against buying such copies.
This Portrait will be free by mail receipt OF the
price by . 49,.
No IS Franklin street, New York city
ssRooK OF NATURE" coLosED PLATES Is CENTS.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

ID raned 10 keep In any climate for home shipping BY
McANANA northeast corner Fourth avenue and twenty
fourth strest MI
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NEW BoOKs-NEw CARTEs DE vIslTE. sTEREs-
IN copic Views and all kinds of Fancy sporting Goods
For catalogue send to d. J. GOMPERfS Purchasing
Agency. IS Nassau street, y. Y.
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FINANCIAL.

u 10 1865
Parties holding thirty (sO or moro coupons of the S~,s
of 1862 -5Ws-mnturing on ist OF May
hand them In, with schedules at any previous 70
9th inst.
Holders complying with the above request win have hoy
coupons examined and checks given for on th
inst after O'Clock r. NJ
Aak ScheduIes will be furnished upon apple lion At he
JOHN A. STEWART
- Assistant Treast rer o. a
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COAL, WOOD, &c.
DEsT RED AND WHITE ASH COAL SCREENED
ID and delivered At go per ton, from yard nth streeA
CONSTANTINE SHERRY.
90 PER ToN.-wYOMING VALLEY COAL: THE BEST
- u In the market for domestic usc Fourteenth
street. North river and at the Office of Wyoming Valley
Company, Trinity Building
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-23
Union Senatorial Convention

Union Senatorial Convention
The Union voters of Trumbull and Ma
,honing Counties are requested to meer
Iby delegates in Convention, at Niles,
On Monday, the 2Sh Of august, 1865
At IL o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose o
nominating a Senator for said District.
The basis of representation will he on,
delegate for every 100 votes cast for Gov
IBrough in 1868, and one vote for every
fraction of so votes and upwards. TIL,
will entitle Trumbull County to Al
and Mahoning County to % votes
The several Townships of Trumbul
County viii be entitled to the following
A.1,
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For Sale.

A desirable village property, situa-
n ted at the centre Of Johnston, TEunbUIi Co.
= Consisting Of Il acres valuable land, a acres Of
H. Well and Cistern, aud a choice variety Otrult.
I oeatiOn decidedly pleasant, and terms reaseua-
Fer further particulars or terms. inquire Of
"a II. u, PECK.
Jacksonville. Aug. Is. 65.-Sw
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take Of the

thrift and economy can do shall b. Zone
to diminish the burden which the PEG
pie are bearing
Such, then, is the view take Of the
duty OF the hour. Most Of my mature
life has been spent among yea You
know whether ! am entitled to claim
credence for the honesty and sincerity Of
my purposes. To you I confidently ap-
peal to Sustain n,e in urging tolerance
and thofcdgh unity upon all loyal men.
anjIn prophesyifg that by such means
alone shall we re able to ACCOMPLISH those
results which we 50 earnestly desire.
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became apparent to all his compan-
ions, and won their universal esteem
Neither as soldier or citizen did he
shrink from duty and responsibility
but WAS truest of the true, and il
all the relations of life was an upright
CONSTANT Christian nan.
In his death his family sustain an
i~rreparable loss; society feels the wide
void his sudden loss has made, anc
the entire community mourns a com.
mon bereavement.
The funeral of the deceased was ou
Sunday, the Goth inst. The attend
ance upon the services was extraordi.
mary. The Masonic Fraternity, Of
which he was an honored member.
were present in large numbers, not
only from this place, but also from
Youngstown, Hartford, Brookfold
land Bloomfield. Co. A. 5lst Regt.
10. N. G., of which mir. HAPGooD was
ia Lieutenant, turned out to testify
their sorrow for the loss, and respect
for the memory OF their deceased
companion.
Religious services were held at the
Presbyterian Church, at half past |
O'Clock, P. N. at the conclusion of
which, that portion of the Masonic
Funeral service appropriate to the
occasion was performed. At the ter
mination of these impressive cxer-
scises, the funeral procession was
formed, preparatory to pr~odceeding to
the new Cemetery, in the following
order under the direction of the
Marshal, Gen. II. J. McLain:
CLERGY IN CARRIAGES.
WARREN BAND.
COMPANY A. NATIONAL GUARDS.
HEARsE
P~ALL-BKARERs IN CARRIAGES.
FAMILY M RsLATHks OF DECEASED IN
CARRIAGES.
MASONIC FRATERNITY ON FOOT.
CITIZENS IN CARRIAGES.
CITIZENS ON FOOT.
The Funeral Cortege was the larg-I
lest and most imposing of any ever
Iseen in this place.
Arrived at the Cemetery, and thel
proper arrangements made at the
a Masonic Funeral ode wasi
sung by the Choir of the Presbyterian
Church, the remaining portion Of the'
Masonic services performed, and al
solemn funeral dirge was played byI
the Band. The services at the grave
concluded with a benediction, and the
steps Of the living were turned FROM
the narrow house OF him who hadE
sunken in his last long sleep, to waken!
no more until the archangel's trump!
shall be heard on the resurrection
morn.
Green be the grass above thee.
Friend Of happy days;
None knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee but to praise"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-23
1oHN l.. CuAHEL. "A. ID.

Lats Assistant Surgeon Z7th o. Y. " l.. has45cs-
I'd at the center Of GustaEus. tor the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery. augl665-Iy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-23

1t Is recommended that the Delegates
ito represent Trumbuii County IN the Sen
.atorlal Convention, be chosen at the same
meetings saturday evening, August %
held to choose Delegates to the County
Convention.
The Primary meetings for Mahoning
county will he held at the usual places
sof holding such in the several Town
ships, on Thursday evening, August Il,
1866, between the hours of s and O'Clock
y. N.
B. 2. JAMESON,
Chairman, Trumbull Co., Elk. Com.
+. G. SERVIS.
Chairman Mahoning Co., Elk. Com.