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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-08
A Great Curiosity.

We have often heaEd of the honey
ant of Texas, but the account seeming
so romantic we have heretofore hardly
been able to credit it, but as we now have
a specimen before us, furnished by our
friend Leo Smith, of this city, we can no
longer have doubts on the subject These
ants are of medium size, between the
large and the small red ants, and are Of
a redish brown color. Appended to the
rear of each one, is translucent sack or
globe filled with pure clean honey of a
most delicious flavor. The sack varies
in size on different ants, ranging
between the sizes of buck-shot and a
common navy pistol ball. On this sack,
at short intervals, are attached thin layers
about the length and width of half a
grain of rice, and of dark color, evil
IDENTIFY to strengthen it and keep it in
shape. These interesting animals when
they crawl draw their delicious load after
them, and if the sack is opened, the
honey runs out, and they set themselves
to work to replenish it again. Whether
they deposit this honey in their great
general reservoir among the rocks, to
draw from it as occasion may require, or
hold and use it as individual property,
we are not informed. Here is curios-
ity that we believe has heretofore escaped
the eye and pen of our celebrated natu-
ralists.-San Antonio LEDGER
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-08
The Brain in Sleep.

The principal evidence as to the state
of the human brain in sleep, is derived
from the observation of woman in
Montpelier--a case well known and often
quoted. She had lost portion of the
skull cap, and the brain and its mem
branes were exposed. When she was in
deep or sound sleep, the brain lay in the
skull almost motionless; when she was
dreaming, it became elevated and when
her dreams, which she related on waking
we're vivid or interesting, the brain was
protruded through the cranial aperture
This condition has also been experimen-
tally brought about and observed in ami
mails, and the same result has been seen,
namely That in sleep the surface of the
brain and its membranes became pale,
the veins ceased to be distended, and
only few small vessels containing ar
terial blood were discernable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-08

self on the streets after sunset A violent
rebel threatened TO pull down the Custom
House, and but for the timely arrival of
the eighteenth corps would have executed
his threat Mayor Monroe hung him
self, and then killed his family, in order,
as he afterward stated, to avoid the just
indignation of the Union citizens. The
Commanding General takes his meals
regularly in spite of the rebel threats.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Mississippi river is undermined. Sew
eral rebel cruisers came up the river
yesterday to see whether the reported
surrender of the Confederate authorities
was correct Being told that it was,
they cursed the United States Govern
ment, and after taking coal and provi-
sions went down to Barataria.
Unfortunately the war vessels in port
were unable to get up steam in time to
overhaul them. People here do not
hesitate to speak openly in favor of
President johnson and the Constitution.
One man went so far as to say " D--n
the Radicals" The ex-rebels are in a
destitute condition, and in some portions
of the city are eating their children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-08

boldt has therefore considered all this as
belonging to the period of the old REQ
sandstone, judging only by the nature o.
the rock, a method now well known to be
very fallible. Above this is reddish oil
yeliowish clay loan. This is always
above the highest water marks, and these
three layers occupy the whole valley o.
the Amazon
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-08

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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-08
Astounding snsaton-RebelliOn Rampant
From the New Orleans Picayune.l

Armed organizations Of ex-rebel sol.
diers are drilling nightly upon Canal
street 1t is reported that def Davis
has escaped from prison and is in COM
mand. No Union man dare show him
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neg, beibe unerbentIider 9Iuffibrllne
aneeflaet, beSablten MIR 8 uno 5 DoIs
lars.
S. $. @pain binterIegte fur einen
borgeiteru QIoenO 9e5a6ten Staulb Z
Dollars.
Sad gate, Der fur 9fnbelt0rmg Dor
benz Neeoroer erfdieu, iuurbe UNI SO
beitraft.
Sol. s. 2obe, Der obOadIos unO fart
betrunfen in Dorlekter 9fadt nuf ben
Gtraben unberirrte, parO, oa er z DOLE
lars Strafe nidt beSablen tennte, ms
Grbeitsbaus gel9ift.
Sobn gfeiIen uno 5enrD @asbinaton,
beine ais la, osntIid angeflaet, iuur>
ben BON 9tebter ebrenboa entla1en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

frre Srrteu 'purbsn init 43-44 Gents per
plumb besabIt. 5itfse @el6Gftsbduftr ma
rem taurt i'm Stanbe, alien Ra9frasen @s-
iiustbauns su seben. 8ertaafe narben alb
sei9lCifen unr cine rese 5b6tisfeit tatmidelts
nd untrr ben 8aumpeIlen= NGdlrrn.
@emiife unb @arteufra6te
unttrlieseu ned INNER; haS 8erbpt, bieIelbe
gu Deartts ~ brinsen, II nod nidbt aalssbc-
ben, bassssn tUaren setrOfnrtr 5riidte gut unb
seIa@t; fir YfrFde perben $3.50 unb fur
AeRfel $t.75 per 8ulbel bssablt.
gtebmartt un6 g,fsrSsbanbsT mar gut;
in Irbterem par6en jebp6 mebr 5aul6- ME
Gdlb- Gei6affe serna6t.
etqu6re unb Beine blieten bur6-
meg nnSeranbert anh iinb lel6Gfte stpar Rau
bod gu feifen preiien absefSluiTen pOtsrn.
Ne mar gut. 9r,ier 5ennefe gEaisen
parb NIT $i2-$12.50 per SAP perfnuft. Gin
aufi4Ias i'm preiie spn $f-2 per Barrel
fanb in ben lesten Sasen ffatt
.@plb belt fitb I'M eaufe Der Strsdnsenen
BO@e NIT tpenis aenberunstn dnf 148 grp-
cent Sertaufe paren bier isbr penise.
@cusernement=8r firsen; ebenlc eiui=
sc Der fibIt@en 8aufnpttr, iebOeb paren bic
8ant- gef@dfte i'm 8erslti6 gu ben ii6risen
Sranden ber 9ef6affspeIt ftia gu nenmen.
Rptrn Der ganf RON 5ennsRee ma9trn bic BE-
fen @ef6afte. Die 5ra6trs 8anf lfebt auf
pari.
Giienbabn- unb @its-StUds ffe6eu fef. =
Chattanooga unb 9ialbptlle StpGs 300. @t-
tien Der -RaibpilIe Giifnbabn auf IS PRO
gent.
gfdberes iiber bic Staatspapiere unh eeren
Gpurie fnben unlere 9eier in benz tdsli6en
teIesrapbiI6rn 8Srlen-geritt. g8ir pollen
bier nod f@lteBli6 bic feite lteberseusuns an
fnipftn, ba6 nenn Der @el6aftSsans in Der
Art ME er in BEN lesten 3asen Der persanse-
men @pde bebpnnen BAL, fertlhreitet, mir am
Gnbr Der n6bfen Bo6e i'm Detail ME i'm
Gnsrcs-Gjsf6dft slGn3enbe Heinltnte rrIeben
miilirn. Hp@ ni6t gang 1T bic Sterilization
fur ben 6anba perlpren unb Der ltmfas Der
preeufte bes 9dnbuannes pirb elm meueS &C.
Ben in biebeinabe aussetprbene @ef6Gftspelt
britseu. &llO nit friidem Gifer an BEN 8er-
tebr, nod 1T IS nidt gu fpat! 9n penisen
gEe6en fGnnrn mir sllles, mas b,,rft bic arilis
peridumt wsrben muBte, na6sebOlt baben unb
peib elm iebsr @ei6dftsmdnn, bas penn bic
@'eidafte sebenL NafbSitle M 8etrefT bes PRO
fits seset feipe anbere 9tebt surHfsuifeben
brauft. gSir allie perben bann nit StOls
trieber uniern 5reunben i'm Nprten bic Nlit-
tbeiluns maiden fTnnen, baB bic 3uG @its
I'M taufndnnti6en &ei6tbum unb inpufriel-
Ter Sinitbt nit ibnen tpieber in gOncurrens
febt. @ {~0
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gRilitarifse saeuieteiten.

General Mdior Dcnalbion, Der gbief
Cuartiermeifer nnieres departments /,
1T gum Sberiten Der Ser. ct. Mrmee
ernannt iperben uno mir6 IN 8ufilnft
cine Ste!Iung oils ipirfliAer u. 8. W. g.
befEeiben. Der General Fam bcrgeitern,
naNbenl Ct einiee g8oden i'm gtorben
auf Geiien mar, bier an.
General W1alOr 8. @. @tan<
feb, Der trii5er aud iinlerem milit6ri>
fden Department. angebOrte, 1T gum
Sberiten hes %. Ser. Staaten &e9i<
Dilgiifs ernanat, ENs
3. g. Suramers, Der NfeoicaI Di>
reftor Oes Separtements bon SenneHee,
1T mad Deeota berufer, UNI in 6erieIbeT
Gieenf@aft bort gu funeiren,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
Marft n,ab S6rfe.
Office 9enneKee Staats= 3eittihs,
SQofhpfffe. DIT. b. IS66.

.. Office 9enneiIee Staats< 3eituha, !
. seafboiae, DIT. .. 1866.
8ie mir unIern 9elern f1On mitgetbeilt ba=
ben, pareu bic lesten Sage Der persanseu @p-
DE in sel6aftli6er 8esirbuns better mic man-
dc san8s @p9e in sipst @Onatsn surid. Die
AIes in S6reden ieseitbe Cholera bat unierer
Stabt ibr 9ebetppbl (boFentliG auf I M nj c n
suserufen unb Seber BAT bies mebr pber tpeni-
ger in sel9Gftli6fr ais aud in bdusIi6er 5tn-
iidbt empfunben. Der dip, Der auf unS letblf
unb auf unlern 0ef9dften Lag, bat fi6 sebO-
ben unb fret atbmenb nit frif6em Mutbe sebt
Sober far6ttps feinen @el9Gften mad. Dap
iibrisens biele @el6dftsruee, btes utohOtpne
BON Gboleraz8ert6ten beansfiste 9eben In
uttierer Stabt nibt LANCER bauern fsnnte, lag
atif Der 5anp, bod per tOnnte 10 lause ais bes
S6idlals Oid9te tobtbrinserb palteten, cine
gBenbuns bieler Cribs beittmnen. g8ir ale
batten sebofft baB bic 5erbiatlOn unS etnen
ret6en Grlas fir ben tpirflid Faurn SpatlUm-
iaer perl6aifen tpiirbe; mir ale tparen feit
iber3eust baB Der 2anbmanu, Der feline 6elb<
unb @artenfri6te bier umfesen @slb in Sir
eulatipH brinseH piirbe unp mir slar fiibIen
ans enttGultt. Gin bpr9 bic Gpiben1ie nptb=
prnbis setpOrbents @eies Serbtnbsrte ben 8ar-
mer, leine prpbutte gu pertaertben aub bic
SerbRfailOn ittus febl Dcd III mod nibt
@ges perlOren! gSir fOutnten auf biefes Sb.-
ma meter unteg nod eianlal auriid lnt iiber=
IaiIen bier benz eeier ilf stuea lleberblif iiber
unlere pSdentIi6e preistabelie gu seri6afen
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sReccrber . dxcalrf.

Sine auHaai9 gr6bere Maicritdt fir
GinuanOerer ir'e bieiiQe Qlrbeitsbans
lseIIten bic neibli@e &hnDerinnen, es
luaren Oeren 6, bon 6enen Sebs To
Dollars Strafe fir unanltdnbiee QlMfs
fiitsnng besablen leILte, init @nenablue
elmer @in3ieeu, be Si@erbeit iteIIte,
nurben fie ale mad Oortbin abeefiibrt.
3wei &erren, lpsIde in 81 f9Aellsr
@onoatt init ibteia %fetoe siebk Bngeb
6ur@ bic Gtraben unferer @tabt fubren,
besahIten ieDes 20 SrouunesRrate.
aDtaiafl slEoneb, Der obne DE gefebs
mdbiae 8elpilIiauro eingehoIt Az BADEN,
Elm Wliethe {ubrluert unter 20. SO in Den
etrdbeh bell, ntubte bic Stabttafe UNI
% berei9ekf1. grae .M
George MbortOH unD sSiaipw GIIIos
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8trstnta..
esrfe.

ts B1rfe. 4 gIa3
sai5pias y. Chattanooga eiisnbGbu 80 g 3,
sSSssaisD 81 &c strabsa - @l!..T.s -o.55
DRY Cabs ipartn IN btipen Isstsn
1asen better pts felt LANCE auriid; g'rsils biel-
ten Rrb uHb bebeutsnts 8ertdnft rurbrr in
Gasrps-G sfadffen absef&tsRsn.
1Gate Mn6 GelIs fesen, bod traren
a,f@ bierta bic Gsf9aftf IN sOrissr sBU3s ~.
friebrnfsaenh; 5cblehsr stas ron 80 Gents
aWf 40 Gts. bsrunter. IS
rsG1peerie's aarea gut. SahsH 3ur
der Islbla Gier unb Butter trurben biaistr ssr-
I1lft anb srsitlteH sinfn bebsutsneen iimias.
grsSuFte, pir Waisen, aorn, @srfr
uHt 6afer parta bslenttrs FART IN ben ttstsn
aasen I'M Tlarst stttrtssa nnb nStirsa mir fit
sSrn Sf.05 fiis ptiess ,tnb 80 Gents bis 81
fiiF ssltes. @erf6ufs parsIi ;afriebeHltflleH6.
rsBaHmwpIIs bic StSnisin tHlftss itb-
Ii9eu 3aHbsIs, fies fat NIT iretm Tags I'm
grrile; Der Wurus uHe BIG uneiufise @itie-
ring peraulaHsu % Der Wetnnnss Sts
ii airse 100 Rsbsrt pttife ttsitItwmtsa.
Z Sesfnlduien aa9sa In stsw gOri
Arsee GinIsnis ans lie 9sIssrasben prrsen
nit @aamwsata .Dsptf4sh bsfitmt.- HA.
n-tG.. L.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
"YreB II. 9imes''
(tdslt6 unS tD6aentli5).

Dies it has ensise IouaIe BIntt nit Ausnabme Der
~Staats3eituneH, peI9es in Gaf5piue berous=
ge9eben pirb. Bon auen bier eri9einenben 8Idttern
bat es bic grOBte GrtuIation nnb lit &c bas offi;ieue
Organ ties Staotes. Gs bat cine arobe eirftIotion
i'm Hor6en iopobI ais aud i'm Si6en unb geiddfts<
Ieute t0nnen tein beieres Ansesen zeeiuur fti,ben
Sas tdsIi9e 8Iatt eutbdIt bic lesten mnb poIftdns
oi9iten teIegrupbif6en 8eritte pom poIitifheu uns
epmmereieHen NIB augemeinen Reuigfeiten. Sic
2otalneuisfeiten Der Staht un6 umeebmna Iperben
ausfibrIid beri6tet unS in feSer id,t niu1nt bic.
es y att ben eriten Stang inter ben bisfgsn 3etuns
gen eiII.
Die Greighiiie hes fOurren6en Sabres ruerben pom
Snter ffe fem. ilsberaH 1T has 2anb in aufreauna,
nnS binnen 2Mrsem werbeu bic widtisfen aebens.
raeen erortert uno enti9iepen rper6e Sir piinfdbtn
baber, eaB uns bas IonaIe goIt in benz tontrenSen
BobItampfe nit allen in ibren ardftem febenSeu
RittsIn nuteritffen m5se, anS naierm 8Iutse in
iebem tIenen 9orfe oSer 5Ieden i'm State gerbreis
tns gu seben. Sn 3utnnft, ME sas in Der 8ersan=
senbelt seideben, ptrS has BIatt Der erntIde Ser
tbeiSser Der Sheen unb Prnsipieu unferes sesenpdr=
tisen eonsrefies ietu.
Infer SOb=gtoom 1T in ie6er 9iuii6t pouitdnSia
einseridbtet unS mir tRnnen an S6neaiefett unb
RieeIi9tett nibt seboten Iper6en gerfonen, rueI2e
Srudiadeu aHsgeflbrt 5aben pouen, f6nnen I'D
auf ercenente ausfbruns sesebener Aaftraee AZ ben
biaisfsm 4reifen perIuffen.
@an abrefF
3ref anb Simes Co.,
sfo, s NORTH eberrD etreet,
Nafbotue GeHneffce.
27fep
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8bists unb So cine.
9ante 4nS 9e6er.

6rif9e 9ante 10 >. qfb. SaumIeSer $3s-4Ob Out.
y .Is /. Sal5 S1s-9I Upper 800
b. Yfo. Rips = 800 .
Erodene 6dlte y f5S. g. RaIbfsAe, (frans5iiite)
Stint ~ f4-15t S0L1'20 -
B. 3d. - (nmeritnHii1O
sOblenIsSer inei9e50b. g. $3.50 =
- inSemlod 81 Ytnf einiugs10-
40 b. BIB. Ioppings .15-17 A..
Gef@irrleoer 90--35 B. 8fb. S3tnSin9 Stinsf7-f9
GtnfabIe6er 50-l ~
Sto6s. $50 +.
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86rfenberitbt per Eeie8rapb.
Stem gorf, 6. Stt.
Wf OF 9 ems Sc N u B +.
n. - .rr .s.L 80 a.- ~

@oIo 0ffnete nit 149a.
8aunuolIe lift filler tpie eeIfern,
3reiie baIten ii6 unb 8ertanfe ipurbsn
tueni9e aemadt. 41-43 Gents tuurSe
fur 6as 8fun6 besablt. 5000 8aIlen
pur6e beute berfauft unO $40 8allen
enpfangef. So
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@roeetieS,
9 streibs.

@eisss aOrn. .$i05- I@iaetian,s tein gRartt.
GeIbes >. 100 tRebI iuperfi t2--15b, 5as.
9dfer. as Sandy $t3 ia
8eu $20-2t bic 5qnne | " 6anep $t5-t6
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

MaF g. 0nfiIl q m,
30. % gnbEic % quare.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07

- B<3 a1H Uey3t FtOkHUVItetA Ueo 2et>
lieflee GnpltDtS, iDelmeS an q. 5uli
1915 aeIeet ipnroe, fia6 bic foIeenbeg
@rtifeI beponirt Eas Bilonib Qlnoreip
Sa6fcn's, Die llnabbaneigfeits <GrtIde
runa, bic Contribution Der 8ereinioten
Gtaaten, cine &arte Der Gta6t gialbe
bile, cine Gopie bon Morris' Senneiiee
Ga,ette, NmeriRanttder @lmana6 fiir
1916, eine itatilfifAe Isabelle Der Gtabt
orheifef III berfhie6enen amerifoni<
Sd,en spinner pe,r VIOfer berunfer ann
GI,hfereent Gopien SCI neridliebeSpen
FofRn;IIe geifnnoeu IinN biefe onAere
gs;nces s,oe biffnr;td ,em ,IuS ifatia;fd,ena
gHerf6 - ~ s.
- ...sst
eil.en aeluid,tioen aHirads =, et b
oufh eli, Heta 8fun0 fdipeses GSbns
den; tueIbes nifersm greunbe Serbfs
nanS DFIter 6ur9 feine @enabIia, ee.
borene 6rieOmann, aefdenft fuurbe. =
Der 9aler befiubet li6 ben umitdnben
mad ffbr mob = e6enio Mutter uno
aino. :
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21
AMUREMEHrA

ms AND MRS. HowARD PAUL.-These most
noted and popular Protean artistes commences
an engagement st the Arch Street Theatre next
MLonoay no evening and we have no doubt that
the IN, friends OF ''rhe FamIy,n who are ie Iion in
Pbilsdelphia, will joyfully make note of the
tacI n Ihey are well known here, but come
Dack 70 ue greatly improved, and with now
tepertoire covering hosts of good things, en-
I,IeIV V new TO our community. They have Just
SSohctuded an engagement of forty nights in
TTeW 1ork that has been o perfect triumph. In
LOnuon' for whole season, they we're the
oehght OF the etite. Everybody snould see them.
3 IHRArRIcAL EETERPRIsE.- Palmer, of the
nEm OF Wheatley, Jarrett IL Palmer, who are
DON running the Black Crook so successfully at
hiolo's Garden Theatre in New York, arrived IN
mas city to-day. and has made arrangements
WIN Mr., John Risley news agent, at the CONT
mental, TO have the latter gentleman sell secured
seats TO our citizens for the great spectacle in
New York. You can buy your seat of Mr. Risley,
aud take the p. NJ. tram for New York and
arrive in the METROPOLIS in time for tea, brush.
up, and q visit 10 Niblo's.
B ock Crook MatiDces will also be given for
Which Mr.. RlsleY will sell you seats, and you
can take the A. Nj. train and arrive at New
York IN time 10 see the spectacle.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-21

lADIenATIoN hEETIEG OF FrBEHEE.-
meeting OF hEemen was held last evening at
tne mouse OF the Columbia Engine Company,
ioI tne purpose OF protesting against the ord
nance lntreduoed into Councile on Thursday
iH51l ~ 70 reorEantze the Fire Department.
ADe IoHoWlng companies were represented bv
TWO delegate5 eeob: Columbia Engine Good
invent Hooe, Union Engine, Humane Hose,
hope Engine William Penn Hose Unlted
states Hose, Fairnount Fire Company, Warren
bose, Independence Hose, Western Engine,
GOOD Intent Engine, West Philadelphia Engine.
west Philadelphia Hose Schuy kill Hose, Phila-
delphie Fire Company Resolution HOse Globe
Engine independence Engine, Washington
Hose, nonroe Engine, Washington Engine :
Hibernia Engine, Humane Engine, Mantuu
hook and Ladder Company, Franklin FIrt
Company, Lafayette Hose, Friendship Engine,
Northern Liberty Hose, Washineton Engine
Frankford; Mechanic Engine, Good Will Hose,
and Southwark Engine.
motion IVES made that each Company be
requested to yet up remonstrance against the
ordinance. Not ogreed t..
A motion was made that the Companies in
each Ward organize themselves into cominfi-
tee and welt upon the members of Council
and request them &c vote against the bill.
Agreed &c. '
The Charrosn Of the Committee on Resolu-
ione reported tbet they had agreed to visit the
Committee Of Councils having charge OF the bill.
1t wGs then agreed that the Committee should
report to the Convention at an adjourned
meeting 80 9.
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Canadian Affairs,

OTTAWA, November 2I.-Deer in large nambers
hunters, and sent to the New York market
Tbe papers are urging that means be adopted to
stop such WORK.
1t is reported that difficulty has arisen in
regard to the Hon. D'Aroy McGees going oil
clally to Bnelsnd and France, IN consequence
OF some indiscreet uperenoes lstely made by
him. ~
TORONTO c. W., November IA special COM
soners are TO be tined. has been received by the
authorities here, and 1t is expected that the
Sheriff will forthwith receive a preoept to sum.
mon the necessary jury. TheEe are hmty.nine
Fenlaus altogether remaining in iaii. se zen of
whom have been sentenced, Leayfng tturty wo
yet awaiting trial, which VIII take place inme
diately, commencing, probably, on the, Sd
proXimo, -
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o,a DIED.
SaassdhE1 On the 18th instant JOHN T. CAgKFY
ueSu ~ years and months.
I'd, relatives ana friends of the family also Decatur
ryi,o company and the Fire Association In general are
70 attend the funeral the residence OF his
%v'nsL Az NO 42Jo Orchard street. FrankfOrd on Thurs.
to Cedar hiil Cemetery,
O. ShAfF-on the l7,h instant. Mr. HENRY GeAFF,
age. - -N "U' VI A'iA :" ''' '''N 'oot VI his
The relatives and friends and soldiers of the war OF
toE are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from
T an e residence NO. 32s Thompson street, Thurs
uhy aIternoon at o'clock
HARTER On the 18th instant AMANDA HALTER
aged 36 years ''
he relatives and friends of the family respectfully
ht.HSo 20 attend her fuhera from the residence OF
neI nusDand, John M. HarteI, Lower MerIon, Mont
sVmty county, on Thursday morning. the 22d instant
T. ~ IvS O'Clock Funeral to proceed 10 Mount Mortah
,RRo0GKQGEY.-on the 18th instant, Mrs. AMELIA
hUUOChOGbI, vile OF george KoockoRey.
relatives ana friends oil the family arc Invited 70
@ snu we iuneral from her husbands residence s. T..
corner Sixth and North streets Thursday the 22d
Cemetery.
1DDLE.-On 1.-THE l7th instant, Mrs. MARY ANN
LlDDLE, In the Goth of her
Inc relatives and friends of the family respectfully
Invld 10 attend the unera from the residence OF her
hon-n- aw George Fite, Jr, No. l45l Camac street,
below Jefferson Thursday morning the 22d Instant,
atlOo oelock. 10 proceed TO Laurel Hui Cemetery.
POLLARD,-0n the evening OF the 10th instant, Mrs.
Hal RRlET OLLARD aged Sc years
her relatives and iriends are invited to attend her
funeral at the residence of Thomas Seabrook Meet
ing House zane, Heston vile. Friday morning ext,
at l0 O'Clock, without Nurther notice.
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FURNITURE, BEDDING. ETC.

RC1 FURNITURE AT GOULD g. CO.'S
os Union hd j. .Dspots, corner NINTH and HARKEr and
me isrtttt, cheapest and beet stock Of Furniture
M ueScIpIop; IN the wor send for Printed Gaia.
uuu Lhice lnL he soundneas OF material and
sroT S06mIpshsP guaranteed Of al sell Furniture for
room, Library Kitchen Servantsf rooms oa3nass
vAools, Churches, ODD Fellows, Masons or other
Buldlnes Hotels BoeItdng Houses Hospitals FAIRS or
Drawings and estpa es furnished when reoulred
Orders sent by post will be executed with de- ,pateb
and with liberOlity and justness OF dealing Country
deR the Made generally nue 20 be supped
ON the came liberal wholesale terms that insure the IN
iar pfo6t Parties az distance remit tbrough onr
Banker, the Formers and Mechanics National Bank
Chesnu, street, or the Union National Bank, ThIrd
street or bv Fxpress Check or Post Office Order I'm
mediate attention will be Civ and satisfaction insured
GOULD &c CO.,
\ 4. come NINTB and MA RK EFT Streets and
, Nos. 81 and 80 North SECOND Street,
2 lObp Philadelphia.