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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02


FlRE,-A small frame house on Mon
roe street, near the bayou, was totally
destroyed by fire. about nine o clock yes
terday morning, The engines were
promptly on the ground, but labored at a
great disadvantage in regard to water,
the nearest public cistern being at the
corner of Madison and Third streets.
Engine No 3 was attached to private
cistern, and threw the first water on the
flames the other engines soon followed
with their streams, and subdued the fire.
The building was owned and occupied
by a negro named Bob Church, whose
loss is about eight hundred dollars The
furniture was removed in safety. A de-
tachment of the Metropolitan Police
went to the scene at double-quick, aud
did good service in guarding property,
and keeping the crowd out of the way Of
the fremen.
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EsTRAY.

S,TRAYED. "A BLACK MARE MULE. SIX
- teen hands high. stiff in near shoulder and
collar marks on each shoulder. A liberal re-
ward will be given for her return to the propri-
etors Of City Waterworks, on the Bluff, foot of
Madison ut eet. je29-lw
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CONSISTENCY, "A. certain mqrnias
journal of this city, celebrated for its
weathercoek procliEities, had mine edito-
rails on subjects in connection with the
Metropolitan Police yesterday merning
some leaning on one side Of the fence
and some on the other, and all amount.
ing to 9 bosh," VA glr.aI ASA
MARTIN HOLLAND, s1s Main street,
sells goods cheap. ia 3 EEiaast
ARRESTED AT LAsT.-vAn employe of
the Southern Express Company, named
Lynch, who absconded several months
since with about seven hundred dollars
belonging to the Company, was recently
arrested in ST. Louis, and has, been
lodged in jail here, ngoD
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DoST forget the bargains, at Martin
Hollands, 3l3 Main street T
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JoHX RUsHroN, champion clog dancer.
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Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

Go and see the cheap goods, at Mar
tin Hollands, 3l3 Main street. 2s-6t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

MARsArLEs crib and toiletquilts at bar
gains, 297 Main street7-Elsons aiJEta
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NOTICES..

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BE
tween IL. A. Montgomery and G. b. L..
Sutherland. under the name of Montgomery
Sutherland, was dissolved May 10th, by mutual
consent.
je29-3ta II. A. MONTGOMERY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

Wherever Fashions votsries gather. there
Night Blooming Cereus " scents the summe r
air --Goshen Democrdf.
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Il F"
MURDER lNlSourH MEMPHIS OSE Ne
GRO sHoors AsorHEn 1 Between seven
and eight o'clock. yesterday morning, a
negro, named Smith, was shot, byJames
Van Pelt, from the effects Of which he
diedin few minutes. 1t appears that
these darkies had not been good friends
for some time, in consequence Of several
little difficulties between them, and that
yesterday morning they were engaged
With several othersin a game of~cards,
at house on South street, near Main,
when dispute arose that put stop to
the play. All parties went outside, when
Smith and Van Pelt continued the quar-
rel, both using harsh language, and at
last Van Pelt told Smith that if he did
not shut up he would shoot him. Smith
replied that he did not care for him or
his pistol, when Van Pelt pulled out his
pistol and fred at him, the ball entering
the left breast, and killing him almost
instantly The negroes present imme-
diately seized upon the murderer, and
handed him over to a policeman, who
conveyed him to the station-house.
Esquire Creighton held an inquest on
the body, the jury returning verdict to
the effect that the deceased came to his
death by pistol shot wound inflicted by
James Van Pelt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

Buy cheap dry goods at Martin Hol-
land s, i3l3 Main street. = 81 f-yIG't
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

dollars and half, at Martin Hollands,
sI3 Main street y = , ~ 30 81 +
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

GREATEST bargains in town, at Mar
tin Hollands, 3l3 Main street. % Ct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

THANKS. We return thanks to Will
Spickernage, the Poplar street news
dealer, f9p bale papers, He keeps a
large assortment of everything readable,
aud receives lbs papers as quick as any
one else IN the city, at l25 Poplar street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

GREAr reduction in dress goods, at
Martin Hollands, 3l3 Main street. sst
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ELsoS BRos. are found to reduce their
stock by the lst of August to cake a
change in their business. II
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AN AFFAIR OF HoNoR I'VE learn that
a couple Of printers of this city have
had disagreement concerning certain
young lady, and that a challenge has
been sent and accepted. Arkansas is
reported to be the place where the affair
is TO, come off, and pistols to be the
weauons
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

Hembold's Extract Buchu gives health and
vigor 10 the frame and bloom to the pallid
cheek. a, Debility is accompanied by many
alarmin 9 sy nptoms. and IL no treatments sub
mittel 10, Consumption, insanity or epileptic fits
ensuc ~ y. ~ " - x q je4-lm
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ilIIoUsf fGrnshing goods at'bargains at
Elson Bros. 7
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PEACHES, ripe, fresh, and luscious, at
Cayce's Arcade, 1896 Main street 7
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BRAUTiruL are the elegant sets Of
furniture kept for sale by hmes, Wood
bury& jones, 800 Main street They
have large stock and an endless va
rietY 81 prices to suit purchasers.
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Stores and Offices for Rent.

Stores No. ils. AIS, All. 40 and 423 Main streets
Also, No. SO Beal street;
Also, Nos. 70, IS, 70 and 20 Madison street;
Also, ROOMS AND OFFICES for gentlemen.
IyHE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS,
Il corner Main and Beal streets, containing
Sixty Rooms, Bathing Rooms, etc.. and a very
large basement. The rooms will be rented for
the purpose of hotel 10 be kept on the Euro
pean plan. There will be a large wagon yard
connected with the same.
To competent and responsible parties a great
indueement will be given. Apply to
p. 7. HUGHES.
je25-lm Az Main street.
EOR RENT.-A LARGE, COMFORTABLE
i room in the Leatherman Building, first
door; entrance on Madison street. Apply to
III. A. Montgomery. or
je27-lw JOHN G. LANIER, Gayoso Bank;
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EXCURSION tickets to ST. Paul, White
Mountains and all points east at No. 5
Jefferson street, under the Commercial
Uo,al iu2-Iw-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

SEVERAL pleasant front rooms for
families, with board, at Charleston
House. Terms reasonable j2s lv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

The Glory of Man is strength-Therefore.
the nervous and debilitated should Immediately
use Helmbold's Extract Buchu. je4-1m
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pIDATEs.

To the Citizens of Memphis.
GENTS: THE TIME FIXED BY THE
VI charter for the election of Mayor having
passed wi bout an election / now announce
to you that am stlil candidate for the May
orally when the election does come of.
| am, respectfully, your fellow citizen,
je28-te w. u. FERGUSON.
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SIX oRENADIxks at Fifty slcents at
Elson Bros, T
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s'LApras shoes 81 per pair at EIson
Bros +
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Special Notices.

OSCAR WILLIS, the Memphis fayorite.
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LINENS and lawns % cents, at Elson
Rros
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READ Elson Bros advertisement in to-
dsys's paper, and remember their prices,
before buying elsewhere I
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GRAND matinee at the Good Idea, 4th
' JpJly at 40 an; llalliiIlao1
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE-Rev Mr.. Shelton,
President Of West Tennessee College,
will preach at the Tabernacle tonight
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BLACK Silks, at 81 so per yard, at Ell
son Bros. ,i +
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No HrMboa ia Elson Bros prices, as
they sell goods as they advertise I
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SAVE money and 60 to No 5 Jeffer-
son street, for railroad and steamboat
tickets. ju3.lw
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q. Helmbolds Fluid Extract Buchu is pleas
ant in taste and odor. free from all injurious
properties, and imme aiate in its action. j4-lm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-02

MIss ABA MOSFsOsF, at Good idea
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HooP skirts, from one dollar to two.
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297 MAIN street is the place for cheap
goods. ass.s 7
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, Brsr calicOs, all selling at l5cent at
Elson Bros. 49,, ..-.s ...,.s.f .
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The New, POLICE, In compliance with
orders issued by Mayor Park the old
police were relieved yesterday morning
by the Metropolitans. The action of
Mayor Park was commended by nearly
all our citizens, for it was the best thing
that could be done under the circum-
stances, and any other course could only
have resulted in the shedding of blood,
with the same result being attained
Some few citizens were in favor of the
Mayor keeping the old police on, and, if
necessary, fighting the Meropolitans
A certain Alderman was especially vehe-
ment in his condemnation of the course
of Mayor Park, denouncing him as a
rascal, etc. The new police are fine
looking set Of men, and, in their uniform
yesterday, presented quite neat appear
ance They are dressed in blue
blouse and pants, with drab hat their
shield, with number on it, is worn ON the
left breast They are armed with club
and revolver, carried in belt, and the
instructions state that these are only to
be used in cases Of extreme necessity.
To-day the force will bedivded into three
detachments, one to be on duty on the
streets six hours, one TO remain at the
station.house six hours, ready to be
called out in case Of necessity, while the
other detachment will be home six hours.
The patrolmen will stay on their beats
untilrelieved by the Sergeant, who will
pass around with the relief every six
hours, when those relieved will march to
the station house and report. By this
means every part of the city will be pro.
tected at all hours ylgl,f gRfr5 s
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THrrush at Elson Bros still continues.
The bargains they are offering is really
znc- -
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Marriage and cslibacy. an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR..
J. SKILLIN H0UGHToN, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. apl9-3m
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Take no more unpleasant and unsafe rene
dies for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu and Improved
Rose Wash je4-1m
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The Port of Memphis.

The river at this point is at stand.
There was very little business done at
the leyee this morning. The weather
was warm and pleasant, with fine
breeze
The following are the arrivals and de-
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EXCURSION tickets to St. Paul, White
Mountains and all points east at No. 5
Jefferson street, under the Commercial
Hotel. -s------ ju2,lw
Tf I--------------T l'ENfl
SAVE money and 60 to No 5 Jeffer-
son street, for railroad and steamboat
tickets So. 1880 ju3-lw
RELIGIOUS NoT1cE,-Rev. Mr.. Shelton,
President Of West Tennessee College,
will preach at the Tabernacle tonight
Wherever Fashions votsries gather. there
Night Blooming csreus seepts The summer
air. -0oshen Democrat.
BEsr calicos, all selling at 10 cents, at
Elson Bros -------------S s., s..sui
EMBRoIDERIEs cheap at Elsons T
Tarrush at Elson Bros still continues.
The bargains they are offering is really
astonishing,
GEORGE Powers, at the Good Idea
READ Elson Bros. advertisement in to-
dsys's paper, and remember their prices,
before buying elsewhere. I
ELsoS BRos are Sound TO reduce their
stock by the lst of August to cake a
change in their business -..-t
MIss ADA MoSfRosE, at Good Idea,
SEVERAL pleasant front rooms for
families, with board, at Charleston
House Terms reasonable j2slV
HOOP skirts, from one dollar to two
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LINEN handkerchiefs, 81 per dozen, at
Elson Bros. 4fs. II
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Shattered Constitutions restored by Helm
holds Extract Buchu. je4-lm
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GEORoE POvERsl at the Good Idea.
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A Ready and conclusive test of the proper
ties of Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu will
be a comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensatory. je4-lE
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August / ! > 1865. iaoa ga asissh4aY
Ask for Helmbold's Fluid Extract
Buchu. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-23
cs 1iUl NUMBER 2Ozazon
ea!ia TASBAT IN Z. S%gIsI S%bIS SargJ.D j SSaisEgd

,pretenses but Che Single PURPOSE or bfeaik4~
ing down State. authority and transferring
all the affairs OF common life to the super
,t1 vision OF the fsdeEal GqYFsrameRt, And
federation will be bpi II astrong Centralized
Government in whose splefidor and power
the liberties Of the citizen, now SO we'll
protected, will Be swallowed ub.Hr
PAST AND PRESENT P6II6Y or The RADICAL
IN ,sHHow oIIBTATRs. HIoG Ra aK4r GOV
"a AS rode froth Boston l1s6 hfglItT pass
edthrough Massaehnsetts, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, New YORK and p Pennsylvania.
l could not help premenbetihg gtheif hlSloftsi
8 Massachusetts, was 80 Jealous of federal
power that shes hnstof1aA the States, saskeda
for an arnendmank tQ the Consti ti0n, de7g
clarin& that all powers pot eSRT w grant-o
dlwere reserya4 lest there should be anN
nundRe activity in the Administrations
Rhode Island would net enter Ati4e Onion
tor year SfteE NY Mashi4gtopls ipaugpratiop,v
lest the powers of the Federal Government
might be used 70 the injury Of her comper=
cial and shipping interest. New York ieX-k
pressly declafedi iCs opinion of the rightiof q
secession! q What a contrast now How n,
strongly and constantly do those States now
insist on the process Of Capitalization. IL
Pennsylvania, alone, sifnplyE ratified the Il
Constitution. By her fidelity 10 the COM "a
mon veal By her promptBess, by her, wis., 3,
'dom and m0derati9p. !. as well as by her geo.
graPhleat sS & pSsl slrs acquired the title or
go AN APPEAL TO PENNs9LvARf4W q j
n Men of Pennsylvania, be faithful to- lay
to your ancient history. Your State has
enjoyed a rare Felicity HersvallByaandT
plains are teening witpwealth,; her noun 7,,t
tains are swollen with, coal AND, iron, aud "
other minerals; her cities stagger beneath
the load of accumulated capital d iThey-aA n
need peace, order, stability lot government 90
and of legislation for their proper deyel-,,,l
opment;J Her population is, crowded, and,
industrious, and liberty Glowing They need
contentment and leisure 10 hpdfs1eI their v
own business. Herlinits contain -Carpen-
te1's Hall yandy Independence Hall Her
soil was the birthplace of the declaration,
and issanai6ed by BFandywine and ,Ger-5
mantown and Valley Forge, hallowed by
the heroism which endured defeat andsuf-J
tefing. In her midst the Constitution was +,
formed, aud. the, capitol was, for many
years, located. BY these sacred mem6fies,1
I eOnjure you to be true to your own great I.
history BE faithful TO yonr principles, and
deserve more glory, for having in this dark
hour preserved our system of fr, e govern "a
ment than your fathers obtained for rhaying,
through blood aBd suffering founded It,
MIR. Pendleton retired amid loud and con- ~
tinued cheers. 'NA0N a 'sli.5t h92 ~ iDCeG
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Jnf gninIom ahj Ui euin 1,gq-1led G9gwt9d
.anin9y9 OH ui Zis JsEl ilhd
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THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.o

Il
| Considertte Freedmefi's BdteadbnI. It's
object was not to protect the negro Tthat
| was done by the old law. If itexpired too
soon-a line might extend it; If power were
| lacking here or there section wouId snf-
! fee. The object Of The bin is explained by
| theleighth and ninth sections. s9Theypro-
4 vide-that to every case affecting the negro
I the President shall extend military juris-
I diction and protection; and that il State
officer shah enforce any law, custom or po-
lice, regulation ndiscrimihating between q
negro and Iwhiteqm man, in the enjoyment of
| civil rights, he may be, tried and punished
| BY any officer of the Bureau-dH cdses,
/ whether civil OF criminal, whether to punish
| fOfcrime Onto enfOrcea contract whether
between tive negroes or between a, negro
and q white man7.77pstltqyy = Jurisdiction and
adrum-head cbtift-martial. The Oonstitu4l
| tiOn provides that no man. negro or white
man, shall bearrested, without ,a,,warrapt,
held without an indictmenb tried without
| a Jury; lie shall bave speedy and public
| trial. have counsel and witnesses, and be
/ eonfrontedwithI witnesses against Chims7+
! Yet this law proposes to do away with.
all these safeguards, and substitute the
| short, sharp processes of military courts,
where there Is no olndicttnent no. juryo and
| no COUNSEL or witnesses f0n1the prisoueHI
| except by the grace aud favor OF the court,
| Can any man believe this 1aw,was Intended
! for the benefit of the negro! was cit hot
| intended rather to bring every ocitizend5f
! the United States, and every State Tof the,
| Union to the foot of, the Federal military
authority, as administered by the most ig-'
norant and degraded servant of the Bureau
who couldsbe hired at. five hundred dollars
. year ( [Cheers. j Consider the Civil Rights,
bill 1T provides that all citizens shall, be,
entitled to, the same civil rights, and be
punished forIoffenses with the tatn6 meas 81
hre of flpenalty!9 Suppose sinlany State, the,
hegro,pbVb reason oot bis Inferior inteleot,l
Is punished less severely, than the white
man., can Congress by, this law increase his
ptihfsh6hetit? Can Congress increase the
penalty IL 1t can In, the case Of che ne-7
gr0S sd cen II also In case, Of thewhite man,r
If it can increase, 50 can IL also dimIpish,
If it can increase or dimibish, 1t can create
ainew and Inherent pufii5hment, 0El6tin'
abolish all punishment Ahndstbns 90ayiesyC
tablish withiR-th Stat0-and without its
consent on RRRtire criminal codeoaRd thus
bring, all the citizens Within Che. .coptTolr of
Federal power and this was The main OBJ
iec6 Of Tie Bnlo rot n0ilEalmon oiJB1oOmsQ
q az oI6fRhh RiDF0zLi oMklsuhKs.sld IA aiil
nAlHd Sd the EadeatIohSls Baieah billoandl
thdiInsurainaiiB iBuneah hill, and theuR RaIl4C
road laws have undsEigariens ogpises and
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f'39W o 80 Hilpso asGl1Oi .qidanVoi
bnuoq hsTbnJd oy.i o. lI97mid bodoild
anu5lRa.oi % D,l,gq bra GogGW 9srod-sno
, 1866-06-19
S0LD1EKS' k&4b NE.
Annual 8uefes~s& n N1eettnc-RepoFt D1
e6E ~ ceFSnrY.

Annual Bnetn~-. me~t,"--Report Of
tbc ~ cs<saFy. .
The annual business mtcnng oi the Bo4gi OF
Msnaerst Of The soldier.' Home was held o. r,
day afternoon, 10 the parlor of 'he Home. At r.
view. The cha VI. occupied BY SIT. e. z. Dick
en.on, the Ftrxt Vice Frceidept oI the Byasd.
The MnuIea Of the Last nrc.fn4 we're read BY the
6ecre1eiy. hFs. Bsss toan Apd aenfosed
The sccre'ars Irr.rn-ed Ill. toilo"ing Erp7u Of
The proceeding. q toe pf>' Year. which was ncce2t-
Inc closiuc tnou'ht o. our is>' ycar saw :. e end
OF the AZ asAtn-i The repel1on and 'hc fet1ra ol
Of tte Es a. ff,s. nni the couln1 hume Of oar
c1an Eoloi' n, .sho IL" sus 1te IONS flag TO-
anal sie,oT,. II Wa 'a1r. al t:}o'ctuc oter the
e1ano re-uli OF ths e6os' and :.thc.. OF 1h- Ioy
al People OF he county. icup-. ed ia s-coecti0n
of the eFtat tos- witch VI tsn Ihen rtceutiy -us-
taineo I'll The dcn' or uus nciss. Pre- ldeu,
The lahor< OF the Hnafd tor Ih+ past y.Ar have
not t,tep CARRIED 1ur~ au11a ihe -..essNaa oI
Exeep, 1or the Dir tbr.e maz@a ss.s =
manaaemcn, % &C. I q, be Hotne aa3 & s.s.es II nee. @
.eesart tpsldinGt. which lhuu: -, EuDp1rtapt
do not afford very abundant mat.Esaa II an annual
report.
At the eet<as,on oi Utilities there were over
lurre proportion OF them In uesre <ervtce. These
were ~ b. mustered out and Ecturned 10 their
homes. and wa cnta.y, therefore, to .pila,ie
The Soldier Rest in 0psssaiou utsl this wss &c
txmo Douelse hs7ioy been 4hanaoaed a. I
military port and tar,y ali .hs He,tesn -oldrers
having returned 10 their homer, th- keat WAS Ioz-
maIly cios'd on thr I'D Of sep cmne., provision
having been made for the ., :k pa.sns 'htoafh the
aty ., Lies Mar1.s no.pt J. and her an1oreneps
concluded with the military -u'horid=s here:
Dnr3rg the siue tu:erv ming b-tween the annaal
mee:t'g ana 1hc clo-tng Of tbr Rs iha = were
sorer 20,U00 arrivals ana nearly 1a0oQ meais were
dispcDsca 10 returning suldleFe. TIE Huasd Q!
&aDnt ef con'tnutd .h-ir rrstoLat &u7.fvstton Of
the Rctt, md Hhcn fba IN longer needed Trans
tered hc1r lahor. to the Home.
TUE ZONE
During the pat 3e1t 4 new aud Cnmmodlpp3
Building In. t.eru cEcclcd for 4as Home ii cost
OF -$3u.SnS.C7. his WE formally opened on ihe
-. 10ih Of May. md IL now uctnplrd. rhe vA1ne OF
sca cestc owned ~ the Boxsd i. e-ttenaied at
FlG0090. 1te buildings a:e uow ample for the
demands thus lar unue upon them, and nnorn
tllateaD1 and cnMfartAbse hume - our sick and
. manned soldiers. 1ht following Il eutem snt Of
the number OF arrivals, DC rs given In tn mu1lh
Il mt nj