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9;.'F. l>itirr---IlIc Essex Jrn!O
From til" Nr" NorN ENprc,,I
The Older cia,sr3 orour reNIurs viii
remember That during the war witt,
Great Britain in 1872, there were IN an
about salem, Mass, Il clever body of
men, known as the Essex Junto, who
were for impca"hin@ Nv. Madison, the
then President, and for cutting Off New
England from the United States, and
mncXing it to ~tmada-iu orderto be
freed from thc then impending war.
These Essex Junto men, ii seems, have
not run out wen in 1866, rs George
e.. Loring, n man Of note there, IS re
ported to have said in the convention
nominating Gen. Butlcr for Con
gross: stsJ .A|
And now that the crisis has come,
white the Pres lent ofthc United State,
&C 'lares that there is a body Of men.
called Congress. :. hanging upon the
verge Of tn Eovcrnmcnt,' .nw that he
IS virtually bent ui'on revolutionary
'''''i'''S' ! t''iHit ti,tb tu' nan Won
have put in nomination here to-day, is
proceeding to impcach ANDREW john
son before the great people Of the
North and West. (Applause.) And
] tell you, gentlemen, that he will never
that impeachment until ANDREW
JOHNSON is compelled to answer a. the
of the Amer IN people. You will
understand what | have said. And it
upon you to stand by your
leaGer in the great crisis ofihis counrry
stand by him in the business which,
It almost seems, Cop ha, appointed
for him to do"
81 Essex county, and The Essex
jnnto, arcfor clccting n man 10 Con
.ress TO impeach ASDREw ~JouSsoN, II,
JANIS MADISON was to he impcachcd.
AIR. LoR:NG thinks Con has n pointed
iiurLER to do this work-bnt it he is
not more successful in it, than he was
It Big Bethel, and Fort Fisher. ind
when ''corked mp by Gen. LEE, near
Richmond, cvcn after ''holling the keys
If Richmond" which he. sud he hal--
We do not think the appointiacn: win
mount to much. .....
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Female Candidate for Congress

Female Candidate for Congress.
A woman calling herself Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton announces herself
in the New York City papers rs u can
didatc to represent the eighth congress.
sional district Of that State, which is
now represented toy the Hon. VIM. f.
Dodge. Like all crazy woman's- rights
females, she processes to lean toward
Rcpublicanism, and claims to be indie
pendent, provided that party supports
negro suffrage.
The Memphis Appeal says This is
a pretty good dodye IN the present rep
rescntutivc Of that district and we hope
Mrs. Stanton will be sent to congress.
Beast Butler goes there and the men
agcric will then be equal to Barnum's
best.
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!FIK$s'T Love-
BY WILLIAM SAWYER.

Turning over papers
Dead leaf drift Of years
In the midst II letter,
~ Stained and dim with tears!
~ 81 O&a A--a .A..
Face ofany dead one
Scarce had moved me so;
There my First Love lying,
Buried long ago!
Darling love Of boyhood,
What glad hours we knew
Tears SO sweet in shedding,
Vows that were so true,
n E'& ~ r.
Dear face round and dimpled,
Voice ofchirping bird,
Hardly then, for hcart,throb
Anyword l heard.
But to know She loved me,
Know her kind and fair,
Was in joy to rcvel,
~~ Waste walk on air. H. .l"
Happy, happy love time,
Oyer-budded spring,
Never came the summer
With its blossoming.
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We think it lime for the i!adicgl, t,'
quit carr, ing the American tae- in
PROFESSIONS. If the flag means my
thing more uhan bunting, it means o
Union Of equal States, but a party that
wants haIf the States unrcptescntcd,
contc,nplates no strh Union.
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We do not hesitate to express ON
conviction that Congress is not a con
s.itutioDal body and that it has not
been since The President declared the
rebellion ut an end, and the representa-
tves elect from the Southern States
we're denied admission TO its halls.
Mhat wiN the President do 10 avoid the
sVpI'm winch Is being mrsed now 10 lie
hurled upon him when Conore.s moot
"s""~"'"''"g Green (Ky Gazette.
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Thomas Logan. deed. notice rs
hereby given 10 all who have claims
agailss! sain estate Ia file the same with the
clerk OF the county Court OF franklin
county, within tie time prescribed by law.
Or the same win bc barred.
MRS. JANE LOGAN.
aug2Stf Administrative.
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Impeachment of the President.
Duringlhc late camlaign iyOLn, a

congressman, namcd Bingham, said IN
a speac! tia. il he we're re- elected, $50
help me God. will neither give sleep
to my 'eyes nor s!nnbcr 10 ny eye lids,
until | shall have drawn hills Of i'm,
pcachnre ntysSainst Andrew Johnson"
The blasphsmous l,eathen has been re,
turned and % We may expect TO find
MIN drawing up his bnl of lies to i'm
peach the President. A man whose
'basphemy is 50 near. akin to tie arch
'ien' Is a hsiool to DO the dirty eorAI
he proposes.
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STOLEN.

tfROM The snhycriber. living near Mays
/, wife. Ma. On tncGih inst. u SORREL
,'ohSh' about Is hands high. branded ON
potli shoulders W.J. L.. back sore. was n
I'M. ne had iisiula aud the meek cre,, fall
! - 'alid y about 10 years old. will nav
or"eis horse, and 80, for the thief.
a. 10. W. j. LAWLER,
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INHOlvENcY.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate OR. +. Sima deed. notice 1. hereby
given TO oil who have claims against said
estate to file the same with the Clerk of the
County Court Of Franklin County, Tenn,
on or before the 9Th Of Novcmbcf. 1865 on
the same will be barred.
II. W. NEWMAN. Admir-.
iuIy7-td
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gDARLLNG,TEA ILL ME YES
70 . -|VT-~~ v w y y
4 NApRiGAL--BY joins G.Sl%..

a A. -~tk- NJ d.
MApRlGAL~-Bf joins G,sA%a.
---
One It'll" moment moro. Maud:
one little whisper more;
lhnNca word to speak, Maud.
never brratl!nd before,
What can i Re Dub Love. MVdPa .
Anado IsiSlr1y gucs.. :
III. pleasant to your ear. Maud?
o darling, tell me yes,
The burden ofmy heart, Maud,
TtieveiS listic need totci:
THERE'S littn need 10 gayt. Mand,'
I've loved you long and we'll.
1hcr"'s language Ina sign. Maud,
ones mcnningto express:
And yourS-was il for me, Maud;
OdWlips--toD me .ses!
III,
Ny eye, have tod my love, Maud;
And on my burning cheek
You've read the tender thought. Maud,
Ny ips r"fuscdl0 speak.
gayc you oIl my heart, Maud: a.
Ills needless 10 confess:
And did you give me yours. Maud?
. darling, tell me yes!
. ,2T8 ~. { g. -.
IT'S sad to Starvr II love, Maud.
50 wors,ipiul and true;
know n little cot. Maud.
Q1iIr large enough fortwo:
And yoU will be my wife, Maud?
SO may y"u eyer bless.
Through all your sunny life. Mand,
The day you answered yes! .t.,
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Arkansas: Lands,
FOR ls.AIsnih ssia'

A very aeasirabls tfasedcr,nTdfrtr,o
near Lake village. Cbicus eohnty, lAttans
-. eontai1inG 1888 a0reS $50 atYrcs jn,iine ,
s ssss o. cultivation tbs lalanss, well tim,
y. In e opon the plaee,a good dwelling
ana al necesasyy outhnuses, anil an entire
new Tin lieusa. This a. fret quality co.,
ton iand, and, with a sufficient nnmfer OF
employees In one year the purchaser can
pay Tor the place and all necessary exrrn-
seS This place is ten miles from the Mis-
s,ssippi river, and four miles from Lake
v lilige, the county site, and in a No. one
heighborhOOd. This land is owned and
by Robert Tickeil. who has A suf-
iiiciency of stock to carry on the same. and
y anxlolis to sell all. There are now a lot
d NO. one hands on the plantation, and the
purchaser could retain tie zane hands.
ANY person desiring a valuable planta-
lion in this locality, for further particular.
would DO well to call on the undersigned.
LES. SINS. Real Estate Agent.
s,.r. - Winchester, Tenn,
. Of, ANDERsUS. JOnNsOy & SMITH.
Va. y ReabEstate 1sseats, Nsshv lille.
aepbo !. "a GtiAfClE 4.f nd a-..
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WINCHESTER
FOR SALE !
TWENTY-FIVE TRACTS.
e, ,..s OF LAND,
10000 Acres Mountain Land!
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.

ono ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER
JVV Tenn. Winchester is one of IN"
lnalthiest locations in Temnessce--ro"'p
schools, Railroad facilities, and many 9th.
cr advantages ~
These lnnds are adjoining the towno Of
Winchester, one-llnlf well timbtrpd. Mi
tillablc with the eNcrption OF perhaps some
iiycncrcs. on which Is Il fine rock uliurrv,
forty acres pfgood fruit. good dwelling and
p'lt-llollscs This l. the place whore h
+. McGohec now resides. 1t Is offered ON
liberal terms as Il whole, or in lots to suit
purchasers
Also. two thousand acres of good noun
tain land. well timl,crcd ST.
For particulars, apply to- the undersiun-
ed, or b. +. Mgtiellee on premises.
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At what hour did the devil make his
appearance in the Garden Of Eden?
Som ctimc during the night. lie Ger,
talnly came after Eve.
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HOME RNNI,

. IEENs- Three dollars pcrmnum. inva
r,latly ~ advance; Six months. two dol.
iars' three months, one dollar ana twenty,
itNe Gfn!S., SO substitution received for II
'csS period tl.in three months.
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CINCINNATI.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. -
HAVING suggested the insolvency of
1.-the estate Of j. +. Tipps, deccas-
ri, notice II hereby given to ali who have
claims against said estate. to file the same
with the clerk Of the County court. Frank
in county, Tennessee, on or before the
ioth Of November, 1896 or the same win he
harrea; 8. p. COLE, Admir-.
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Sale of Land. l,3q
Daniel Weaver. ct ais. VS.. Polly Weaver
and Others. r. a. 91ilWP
In pursuance Of decree Of the CHANGERS
court at winchester. pronounced In tkf;
cause, l will. on -si5no rs5I %.tT
Monday, Nov. 18th, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell to the highest bidder, on q crc,li, OF
one, two and three years. except tho sum
Of three hundred dollars in cusl,.1 The
lands described in the ~plealings, hciig the
lands Of which Daniel Weaver, ST., died,
died, seized and possessed, to-wit:
The Home plMtNthe biddings 10 com
mcncc at twelve dollars per acre. The
Hollow traft--the biddiDcs To
at Eve dollar per acre. :, The
tract li'ldings u commence nj three
per ncre. Notes, with two.
with two OF more good,securities required
the purchasers anil q lien retainedunon
The Iand until the whole ofthe purchase
money Il paid.
Said lands will be surveyed, and a plat Of
HE land exhibited on day of kalc.
10. HR ESTIII. cs NJ.
otj III 70 |
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W.AIl'>

An editor out West boasts Orhayin.
recently had n talk with a woman anC
got the last word.
An old bnchclorsays The TUX ofwo
man is usually about men; even their
laugh is he, he, he!
a drunkard being told that the
earth vas round, said that it accounted
for his rolling o!iso much.
Major Demise of Fort Eric, has
been court martialcd for cowardicc du.
rin9 the late Fcnian raid.
Why is the indorscr Of q note called
Il surety? Because he is almost sure
to lave to payit.
4 Wag tells Of landlady who made
her tea 50 weak that it couldn't pct up
the spout Of the tea pot,
Why is Tennessee the most degraded
State in The Union? Because its GOV
crnor is foul and one az its United
states Senators is foul,r.
How is it that trees can put on n new
without opening their trunks
II because they LEAVE OUT their sum
tHvr clothing,
Two hundred turkeys, which had
been driven over Il hundred miles, re-.
passed through Petaluma, DIES.
tined FOR San Francisco.
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SWEETO FROM MEXIcOi
~ The most elegant add essential per.
Sweet ~Opoponax." "
E. I. SMITH & CO., New York
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Edfes Of 1dtcytisqHN.

s-Y' y,'a' $4,000 vs. 80 .g..
Adv"'t istmcnts inserted ut 81 20 pcI
square Of ten lines, (brovios fsizr.) frs, In.
s''l'lon,and 10 cents for zach subsequent
insertion. 80 t...5"r "f.
enc column. one ynas, = = sl25 90
:" =" r.EslX moNEiS. ~ 90
=. " iithrcnt q, %.l- 80 90
Half column. ere YEAR, : - 7- . - 90
I" y ,iy'six months, I'D ya~ 10 90
" iF" three "hi.-gA - - /. ~ 90
IoGrth column. one year. : - 1000
y" SIX months, 70 90
three - Is CO
One square. one ycHr. IL 90
D." " .i sjXmonths. . To 90
" three " 10
~ All foreign advertisers must pay in
advance. llMil be useless 10 send udyeY-
tlscmchls It'll the request to publish and
send bin" Patent medicine mauufactit-
rcrs must pay according TO published rates.
and in no instance win their special no.
tlccs he published except 1T "a cent. per
line for each Insertion. fsT 4
nv Our Agents are notified that i, viii
ne useless 10 take advertisements for us AZ
Tess Than the aoO"2 rates, and they must udd
Nrreto Nch' coaadissiov. Positively 80
CREDIT. or NGRII.E.
''.Y Advertisements for E1l Charitable
purposes charged at regular rates. Here
loforc newspaper men have been expected
10 coniribll" u proportion TO the public.
and Then UtNry charged for iilcir work. /,
NLs looked upon as rNtortion. A. wen
Ask Il merchant 10 give money and Charge
nothing iorIiis goods.
u" All communications to advance the
interests of any individual. or corporate
body. must Jr paid for as advertisements.
We shall determine for ourselves what j.
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1000 acres, 6 miles from Win
chester, on McMinnville road,
well timh'rcd. good well and spring wa.
ter, fine large, young orchards. well I'M
proved. Will be vided into 4 to 6 farms,
TO suit purchasers. -Four dwellings, with
o,lt-lio,'ses, on the place--good land. and
one of the most desirable places in this
county. -.rr"
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,JOb UOrK.

We nrc prepared to execute. in the very
ncatcst style. all kinds Of Job work. Our
material j. all new. and scicclcd lay Us in
person. AD.rS pcricucc Of Dilc"n years ns
practical printers. and Il pride in our Llsi-
mess. Is a guarantee thai customers viii be
pl 'lsrl. We consider neat work an adj
pprtisrjncnt OfOLr business.
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us unsurpassed for the execution Of card
and other Job Printing, IN ali colors.
~ We keep ON hand II good slock Of
Stationery, such as Cards, Of all sizes, colors
and patterns, IIar-Cap, toolscHl. Letter.
and Note Paper, Mourning Paper, &c.
"rIdingTirkrt- and visiting Cards pin
trd IN the fastest style. Pamphlets. Pro-
graWlnrs, Posters. Horse aud Jack Bills.
labels, BiII-licads, iudcniur"s, Tircn!ar,.
Checks, and Blanks of all KINDS, printed to
order.
All communications shorid hc addressed
10
W. }. SiATTLE Il GO.
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Card Tables.
Tin Safes, &c.
Which we will sell at prices TO defy
roInpctition. -" ONE PRICE ONLY
Orders solicited and promptly at-
to.
"a We are the only house in Nashville
That manufacture their own Furniture.
u" Address Box 6l6 Nashville. Tenn.
nrlrA 3 81. =.
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Advertisements inserted ut 81 20 pcI
s1har" Of ten lines (brovio; 'sizr.) first IN.
s~'r'lon.and 10 cents for zach slhsco,wnt
insertion. ~ ...!- "F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28
Au,uscmcuts this Evening.

wALLACKS THEATER-BeneGt Of Mr.. Noron-JoHy
Bull.
OLYMPIC THEATER- Benef, Of Mrs. Gilbert-THE LOVE
Ksor-CiNDRRHLLA LA CoxARk.
NlBLUS GAKDEN-Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN LITTLE
WINTER GARDEN Benefit Of Mr.. II. J. Jackson-o1HEL-
Lo-FareweI Matinee Of Edwin BoOTH-Dos 1 lgsAh DE-
BAEAS-KATHERIST AND PKTKucHlo.
LUCY RUSHTOHs NEN-lORk TiEATER-NALiASr
VALENTINE.
BROADWAY THEATFR-JoHS r. owens N THE CHIx
MY CoRxKR-CoSJUGAL LEssos.
WOODS THEATEK-DoS Clg.AR DE BALAS-Nainee ~
IA ocock-Miss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAsr LYNNE
Or THE EL0PEaEST.
BAKNiIM'S MI sECM-MosRs; Or lsRAgL IN EGIPr-
100 900 CuKIosITtEs-Afeuoon aud Evening
FOX's OLD BOWERY THEATEK-JACK AND GILL
WENT p THE Hill -.
NHW-YOKK CIRCUs-iirH r.-EorgsrRiAS AND Grn'
SAsTfc PERToRxAsCKs-JAxEs koBiSsOs, IHE bAkh'
mack RipFK-Nhiince ~ =. O'Clock.
BRYASTS MlNSTRELS-THs ELEPHAsT-IiuNEEE DO
nEr-TAxiSG EUTrERFLI-IHATs My sETEk-ICi
on PAuLY FRaScArs-THE Live MONKEY.
BR.DYS GALLERY, Nc. as Observation-Disclosures OF
WAR VIEW. ASD roRTRAITs oP REPRsENrATivE MKs'
FINE ARTS GALLERY. No. o2S bRoAu wAr-fAiSIiSss,
BRONIEs TERRA Cora Ero, nv THg FRENCH Erch
ING CLuB. =,
SCIENTIFIC REUNION-At the Rooms q tie New orb
Association f,r the Advancement Of Science and Ait
Chemistry Geology. Mining
HOMEMADE CONCI Kr--by the 6overuofs Island Band.
In Aid Of the sodie. Library. si the 24d Regiment Ar
pR0GREssvE socIABLE-A, EbbH Hail. 80. 50 we''
TAiry.tLiritt
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DIED.

BRIDDON-On Sunday. the 25th inst aged years and
months Blanche the se,ond daughter OF Charles K and
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
quesed 20 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
father d. Brddon' No. 50 Amy st. on Wednesday, Zoth
inst at o'clock.
ELLIs-Suddeny, Sunday. March 25, Mrs. Lydia Ann
Ellis.
Her unern will take place on Wednesday the 18th inst, at
y O'clock from the ST. r. Church in Greenest.. between
Broome and spnss,s ef relatives and friends also the
members Of the Church respectfully invited 10 attend
FITZGERALD-suidenyon Tuesday March q, Of conges
ton Of the BRAIN Alberta only child Of james b. aud Evfa
w fzgeisld aged year months and = days. l..
funeral at the residence Of her grandfather Ezra NJ STRAIT
ton, No !oi Ea., Esheenih', this "Wednesday after
noon, st2 O'Clock
FORGAYln hi. city March % VIM Forgay, aged IS years
amer long anl tedious illness.
lie relatives snd friends the friends OF hl' brother In
law Robert j. shaw AZ. respectfully invited 10 attend Ms
funeral Wednesday 18th inst at o'clock p. from his
late residence, No $50 Chntonst. near Grand.
GLADD-On the 25,h inst. AFTER lingering Illness, David
Ul.di in the 77th year Of bis
Theresiiye, and end, Of The imy invited attend
his funeral on "wednesday the 28th Inst at the Wauwr sht
Memorial Church. Of Hammond and Wayery place OF
o'clock.
GREYln Brooklyn Monday March 2s 1886, Joseph Ed
wsFd Grey NJ D. lsed 70 years AID months
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral Wednesday n
teruD0n Mar g. at "a o'clock nom hs lac residence
coEleF Of Myrtle an4 Franklin aves without further invita-
tiou.
MTCHELL-O On Tue.diy aornin, March q. Theodore w,
Of Geo g. aud CoTae.a D. Mitchell IN the 10Th year Of
III rcsve and enl, aui those Of hl, father. family
respectfully invited 10 attend The un"al services from the
feil.nce al he Miher No. 2J7 Seventh Wednes
tav evening AZ - O'Clock The remains 10 be removed n
Wa,linsionyile. Oranse County. On Ihur'day morning
~ O'Clock Tor intsTmeut-
NcKFSLiF-n Hohoken, Nondiy. March 20, Alice Me
Kerre widow % Rodcrick Mckenzie. eyed ~ Year,.
The reiye aud friends invited 70 attend the une,a from
the residence ~ her uaw. 4 Campbell No ~ fif.t
= corner of Bloomfield thi. day Weduesiay at O'Clock
PLUMLY-On Saturday, March -, MAJOR John l. Plamly,
aged ~ yeof..
Philadelphia and New Orleans papers please copy
SHFRNOOD-Ou saturday. the 2iih inst. at Greenwich,
stcr lon. and lingering illness David Sherwood j., form
sfiy Of New York, In his SD year.
SQUIRR-in Brooklyn Tuesday. March %. Harvey L..
youngest sou Of Luc,n b. AID Ellen " squler aged years
and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
a. attend funeral from the .euce OF his parents No
q Felix Friday, tAs J0h inst. al clock p
WIfLARD-On Sunday hllich - VIM II. II. willard. OF
disease Of tie heart
m frend. and the relatives Of the family, respectfully
invited 10 attend h. funeral this tNednesdsy) AFTERNOON
Al o'clock from biz late residence. No u Watfsst.
Brooklyn paper. please copy. also California papers
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Onire Of the security Insurance Company,
No. III broadway,
Nru NnRK Mar.h ~. lhhh


Alta Special Meeting Of the Directors Of this Company he'd
this day snd called for the purpose of giving expression TO %
ceilings III. Board relative the loss snaned by the
death OF their esteemed associate, JOSEPH WAIVER. esq
President Of the Company the following Preamble and
Resoutious were unanimously adopted aud copy thereof
directed BE- transmitted 20 the family of the deceased
Whereas II has pleased Almighty God TO remove by de-th
JOSEPH WALKER, late President Of this Company we De-
here record high appecion 81 his virtues ne
wa, man truly Christian ia al his life. lie loyed his neigh
Dor himself and In all things he strictly obeyed the Ia" oil
Christ that ye love one another
In business he model Of sublime integrity Generous
10 the Door uniformly courteous both IN business ana IN
pr life he be deeply mourned and ever 10
b. with espect aud love by al Therefore be
Resred That the surviving associates OF our honored
friend In the direction Of this Company 20 wch ne devoted
The OF his business crrsef and IN whose AFFAIRS ne
took an interest the day Of his DEATH our
peculiar privilege TO bear testimony nom long experience 10
In. are virtues which adorned his chardc'er
Resored While deeply mourning our irrepsrabe os. we
ind consolation In the retrospect OF the univ iyerug kindness
and courtesy the patient devotion 20 duty the elevated sense
Of gh the xbe adherence 10 truth and lusce-he m
yenfed benevornce and the Christian faith which charac
hi, daily lie and which attracted TO HIM IN so unusual
n degree the respect and love OF all who knew him
Rs,ored That cherish grateful recollection OF the &C
tive and successl abor of Mr WiLkkKi IN the formation
Of thi. Company aud IN the establishment ots business ana
OF many acts Of kindness which marked h mteIcour.
with the Directors Officers stockholders OF the Company
and with all ia its employ. . ,o,cpu
R,soired That In the life aud character Of JOSEPH
WALKER the mercantile community of this city, and
especially engaged in the business oil insurance WIN
which he was long aud houoraby dentined may hnd
pre ana noble example worthy OF imitation by al who pnr
sue the calling which lie d.hed by the constant paeee OIL
the highest virtues . 81, - $780,, -
R,ored That we tsnder the family Of our deceased as
sociae Of our sincere sympay IN he gs"
affection. IboNAS w: pi NJ, 81,
u T. H.yDocK Secretary.
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lAdveriiiemcu,s

$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the ma
noSAL," which is clay .tenpering machine and the
bricks made by II WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES Those
made by the dry pressing machines will all crnmble to
pieces on being exposed to frost ABI-,a EEVuA
General Agent No 100 Broadway. NY.
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SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal Co.,
OFFICE No. % Wall.st.
YARp. Nos. 26J and 26j West Twenty .hfth-st..
between Seventh and Eighth-ayes.
Dnsine6s Notices.

The REyowY or BURyETT's STANDARD PREP
ARArioSs-For more than eight these Preparations
have an,sned large and constantly increasing sale
tanning the opinion Of the best judges that ey are unrvard
BuRsrTr's Oriental ToorH WASH is p'nsTt0 Of the
teeth and beauties them vitou injury to the enamel in
hi. respect It stand, The evidence Of Chemists and Of
the Dental Faculty substantistes these iaci..
Pors nv all Druryi.ts
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FINEST READYMADR CLOTHING ~ AMERICA.
-Gcnts Youths and Chdren's all quite equal to Gus.
tom work Just received, 40 eases latest styles
French. English aud Scotch Goods for tie Custom De-
partment bk'kAW BROS,
No o. LAFAYETTE. place, and No - Fourth ave,
OppO,itc Cooper Union.
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PYLEs's o. X. SOAP, the Peoples Friend,
becomes extremely hard good for the laundry, bathing
and toilet Sold by groccrs everywhere