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MEDICINE.

This subject is fully treated by Prof. HeHry
EArtshofns, President Of the PennsyIvaBia Nedi-
cal College Al Philadelphia, and contains all the
yalaab discoveries ard additions TO the Materia
MsdieAs made Curing the past few years.
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BLEAGHING, SECURING & DYEMG.
Painting, Varnishes and Dement'S
gnks and writing Fluids.
METALLURcY.
TAEEERY.
PYROrECHN1Cs AND MATCHES.
HEhOgraphy, Engraving, En-
ameling, Pottery,
and Glass.
sPHoTocRAPHY.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
neriean and Foreign Weights,
OontAin I'll - :. with their relative veiae in
4eas ene SSA Rules for computing Capaci-
siss Of Boxes, Surface, =
sPHoTocRAPHY.
wpa.sHTs AND MEASURES
DIRECTIONS
HOW TO READ GAS MSTRES
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HORTICULTURE
And Rural and Domestic Economy.
CULTIVATION OF BERRIES,
Iseiudins varieties of the Blackberry, now so
much In demand.
An EntIre New Article on Flower
Gardening.
FARRIERY.

Diseases Of the horse given In detail. with CON-
plete dirsctions for his cure. Also, diseases and
treatment Of
CATTLE, HOGS, AND OTHER ANIMALS,
Containing az the insoTmatioE only to be found
hitherto in UorkssespeeiRlly written upon this
subject. Also chapter with directions for telling
the Ages Of Horses and Cattle, which viii be found
Of Ereas value.
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THE PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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THURSDAY, MareA 22d, 1866.


St0ek of BO0IS, 81 GeS, &c.. DC,
AT TAUCTION................BY n CUTTER q son,
n CUTTER & SON WILL SELL
". at auction on Thursday, March 22d, at
their Auction Room, No. l34 Bank street, CON-
meneing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, stock of Boots
Shoes 6c, consisting in pal as follows: Mems
sewed and pegged Calf Boots, Ladies' tipped Cloth
Caters, Ladies' Kid Balmorals, do Polish BalmO-
rails, do. Congress Caters. Miises' Kid Caters,
Misses Grain do, Misses Congress do, Misses
sewed Goat DO, Cost tipped do heavy do, polish
do. pegged do, infants shoes Also, pieces
cheek and mixed Tweeds, 9 ddE. Mems Wool Over
shirts, 40 dez. Meme Wool Socks. The above
goods are al fresh and in gsod ORDER and y ill be
sold without any reserve whatever; will be sold by
the quantity. Dealers viii md il to their inter
est 10 attend this sale.
Terms: Cash at time ofsals- mar2o:29s
T II. Dewitt d CO.-Cluny Laees
O and Cluny Gallons for heading-the very
newest styles Of trimming, received this morning.
J. II. DEWITT & CO.,
MARIO Nos and IL Public Square.
ELEGANT MEDALLION AID ALL THE
II new patterns Of buttons.
!. H DEWITT co.
OLUNT LACE COLLARS, EMBROT.
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Tics for Ladies. J. II. DEWITT q CO,
mario Nos. and IL Public Square.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has been appointed Adminis-
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Morning Edition.
LATEST NEWS
By THE WESTERN UNION LINE.

LATEST NEWS
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
THE L o AN BILL.
The Vote Rejecting it Reconsidered.
Bill introduced to Equallze BOunties
Passage Of a Bill in the Senate Con.
cerning Indians.
Resolutions Protesting Against For.
eign Countries Sending COnViets
10 the United States.
A CASE OF CONSCIENCE !
NEW YORK NEWS.
A Band Of Letter Thieves Discovered
Several Important Arrests Made.
More Seizures of Very Tender Veal.
Navigation Of the Hudson River.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Abolition of Church Rates Before |
Parliament.
The PrussIan Austrian quarrel. |
The Number of Arrests Since the
Suspension of Habsas Corpus.
GENERAL NEWS.
Discovery Of Gold Deposits in New
Jersey.
! Associated Press Report.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07

Der OF DASGER-A hard shell
preacher wound up flaming sermon with
this magnificent etfusion:
my brethren and sistern, If mans
full Of religion you can't hurt him.
There were the the three African chill
dren they put them in fiery furnace
hetted seven times hotter than it could be
bet. and it didn't swinge har on their
beds. And thar war John the Evange-
Ter: they put bim-whar do you think
they put him why. they put him in a
.aldronic biIin' lie, and billed him all
night, and didn't phase bis she'll ! And
then thar was Dapiel-they put into a
lions demand what, my fellow-travel-
ers and respected auditors. do you think
he was put into lions den for =? Why,
for prayin' three times day. Don't be
alarmed, brethren and sistern ; | don't
think any of you will ever get into lions
den p
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07

LIGHT NECESSARY TO HEALrH.-As an
instance Of the value of sunlight, Dupy.
trsn, the celebrated physician, mentions
the case Of a French lady, whose disease
bsff1ed the skill of the most eminent men.
This lady resided in dark room, in which
the sun never shoDe, in one ofthe narrow
streets Of Paris. After a careful exsnin'
alton, be was led TO refer her complain.
10 the absence Of light. and caused her
to be removed to . more cheerful sit
nation /; the change was attended with the
most beneficial results all her complaints
vanished. 1t is remarkable that Lsvoi'
sier, writing in the last century, should
have placed light as the agent Of health.
even before pure air. In fact, where you
can obtain abundance Of light, it is also
possible to obtain similar change Of
fresh air. In England similar thing oc-
ours invalids are almost always shut up
in close rooms, curtains drawn. and light
excluded, to their serious disadvantage,
Sunlight is more vivifying than any phys
ic.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07

YANKEE AND SouTHERNER-Afr freed
man explains the difference between a
Yankee and Southerner "tbusly :"
Now white folks Use a gwine to tell
you de difference tween Southern man
an de Yankee. Well, de Southern man
be stop at de hotel, be az for room, he
get de key; be say, Here Jim, you
black rascal, brush my coat and boots,
and be in a hurry" While Use doing
dat be wash himself, comb his hair, and
take a drink. and when l gives him de
boots be hands me a dollar. When de
Yankee stops at de hotel, be say. MIR
johnson. please brush my boots-Mr
johnson, please carry dis note to Mr.
Smith, at the railroad depot-Mr. John
son, please carry dis message to de tele-
graph ofice-Mr. johnson, guess l
oughtto have a cigar-run down and get
me five cent one." cum back, and
spec, of course, be glib bout two dollars,
but 'tead of given me de money be az me
10 take q seat an tell him bout my grand
father. my grandmother, my brudder and
my sister and my cousin, and how old |
is and how much Use making, and all
such nonsense, and den after awhile he
say, "Well, Mr.. Johnson, guess I'll
have TO give You a dime affore l leave
here" Now, white folks, OATS de diff
ference tween de Southern man and de
Yankee, and it's ever word de truf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07

A toast at an Irish society's dinner at
Cincinnati: ''Here's to the president OF
the society, Patrick 0'Rsferty, an may
he live to ate the hen that scratches over
Ms grave"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07

There |" exclaimed banker, throw.
ing down his bank book after making o de-
post, II am square with the world now;
l ovs - 1aay as / don't owe."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-07
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated one Mile from the Court Hsuse,
GAN TON, Miss.

TIVE undersigned have this day formed
L copartnership under the style Of T. J.
DRANE d CO., for the purpose Of carrying
on the Nursery business in all its branches
1t is the intention of the proprietors to
propagate in the Fruit Department. choice
varieties only, and such IS are we'll adapted to
the soil and climate of the South, ripeDing in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
ly, purchasers will be positively projected
against disappointment
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
added to our catalogue, as soon as tested and
proved to be suited to the climate.
All trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
part Of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; and no charge will DO
made for delivery Of packages At the rail.
roads.
1t 10 requested that explicit directions be
given for marking and shipping packages.
but in all cases, ,ohen shYneni 10 made tie A.
tieles are at the risk Of the purchaser.
All orders from unknown correspondents
must be accompanied with asemittance, draft,
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested TO notify us
Immediately Of any error that may be commit.
ted in filling their orders, in order that We
may at once make amends.
Catalogues will be forwarded 10 all Who ap-
ply, post paid, and snelsse q stamp to prepay
the postage. T. J. bRANE d 90.
Sept. II 1855. ly.
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4oetrp.
TIE MUSIC OF TEE TYPES.

TIE MUSIC OF TEE TYPES.
By LILLIAN BozELL MESSENGER.
Click, click, click, all day long
Went the types from the fingers fns,
As though they were lisping mystic song,
Or whispering ghostly chime.
With saddened brow and sadder heart.
And bearing his burden alone,
Meath cloud of woe he followed his art,
With mystery round him thrown.
For love now lost had withered bis life
To q crisped autumnal leaf,
And bis msddened brain and soul in strife
Ran riot In bitterest grief:
For Reason, exiled, was lost In the dark,
Or the hot tempest-tire Of brain,
And even his SOUL as a Keeling bark,
Would break, but in music.pain.
Bis beautiful hair fell Ger bis brow,
A shade darker, too, than the eyes
No lips kissed the curl neglected there now,
No bosom cen answered his signs.
And on through the dim, dewy nights so cool,
And all through the burning day,
He worked with the types, without copy or rule
To fashion his souls love.lay.
Wearying ever, as II in dream,
Till the eyelids droop at last
But the music loweth on in q stream
Through the beautiful song that passed.
From bis love-wrecked life, soothing earth Away
With its endless melody,
Though it fell from broken Tyre that day
As be went to eternity.
Louisville Jou,n nal.
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JUS CEIV Ed,

/
1OOO BUSHELS CORN at 81 25; 500
lUUV bushels Oats-$l 90. 100 sack
Salt % bbls choice St. Louis family Flour;
Is sacks Coffee; Buckwheat, n.Meal,
Bacon, Potatoes, Molasses, Whisky,
Gin, Catawba Wine. Sugar,
Syrup, Rice, Soda, Sale.
ratus, Raisins, Pepper,
Spice, Mackeral;
Peaches, Peas,
Tomatoes,
Corn in cans;
Oysters, Sardines,
| Crackers, Vinegar, Lime,
Cement, Tobacco, Olive Oil,
Coal Oil. Sauces, Chocolate,
Backing, Garden Seed, Black Tea,
Green Tea, Starch, Soap, Candles.
Matches, Indigo, Yeast Powders, Ginger,
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Snuff,
Qunine, Morphine, Paregoric, Lasda-
mum, Castor Oil, Pills; Hostel.
ter's, Brakes and Old Cab
in Bitters; Bay Rum,
Sugar Of Lemon,
Macaroni,
Pickles, Walnut, Tomato and Worcester.
shire Sauces, Cloves, Turpentine, Flax Seed.
J. b. MOREY d Co..
Feb. 10, 1866. CANTON, MISS.
HNHE choicest assortment of HATS,
l. BOOTS and SHOES-at bargains.
CLOTHING, cheaper than the cheapest
from New York.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
to suit the Million, from New York.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
in great variety.
SOO LBS. COTTON YARNS, western
AOOo and Southern.) Nos. 8, 6, I, 8,
9, 10 and IL.
CARPETING, MATING, BLANKETS,
LlNSEYS, L0WELLS. DOMESTICS,
Ky JEANS, SATINETTS, CASIMERES,
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS, vALIsEs. &C.,
For sale, for cash, at lowest cash prices.
Canton, Miss.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
HARDWARE, CRoCKERY, TM.wARE,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
FANCY GOODS,
WATCHES,
JEwELRY,
SHOWCASE GOODS.
ETC, ETC, ETC ErC.
At COST and CHARG ESii
Over Goats from $ll to $44.
Blankets from 81 to SIS.
Heavy Winter Goods.
Feb. Is. J. B. MoREY b 90.
A IRVING in addition to the above, . |
complete assortment Of
Fancy and Staple Family Grseeries,
and Planta ties 8upplies. !
J. B. M0RBY q Co.
TT TUNSTALL,
Wv FUCKER,
NV VIRDEN, with
j. B. MOREY &c Co.,
Feb. Is. 1856. Canton, Mas.
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Spring 81 oOasi ~ Corn. 20 better No Mixed Te7sc
osts better &c for No No Rye 81 Laks frsish IN
changed; Corn. Sc. to Buffalo.
ALBAsr Oct lFlour Arm Wheat sales Amber State at 81 %
6s2se Oats Milwaukee, No 6oie. Corn higher
700 bush Western Mixed Barley dull sales
5000 bu'b Clinton 81 az ststs fooowed 81 25d 90 Shipped
by 200 bush Barley 1000 bush Corn % 900 BUSH Wheat
5000 bush Oats 20 tuns Feed.
CHICAGO Oct i-Four firm Wheat advanced 2a4c.
closing 81 1i9s2 Il for No. and OIL e6s 81 "a for No.
sctve and sdvsneed tc ss at s2ds1lc for No and s
6c Oats advanced i9lc closing 33o94ic for No
Hshwin~. dali Frsish dull and declined to Rsceip,.-liOo
bbs Flour bush Whest 10000 bush Corn. 5000
Oats Sbipnent.-O0O bbls Flour 200 bush Wheat l6 900
bush. Corn $1,000 bush. Oats
Corn nominal Oats $50 Reoeps-aloo bbls Flour 1870
bash whsst Shpmens8Ooo bbs Flour IS 900 bush Wheat
CINCINNATI 1-Me Pork sales s51 sSossa rs Whisky
light. Gold l5k
35,c -
CHARLESTON Oct li-Cotton firm; Mddlne, osdJ7e sales 1"
bales sale. Of the week sO bales receipts 200 bales export"
800; stock, 1850 bales -
SAVANNAH Oct -Co,ton buoyan Middns &c. sales Of the
week 100 bales receipts 53o exports. 800 stock sSs bales
Uplands, &52 bales Sea Island
sr Lor Oct lFour inactive; Medium Extras essier super
fine 90 7sG Single Extra, $50 ssslli Double EI'
All 2Sasl t. dull buyers consndDg for concessions
bat prices quotsby lower Corn slow 7sGSc Oats nfu
S7la5ic Provisions and Whisky unchanged
WILMINGTON ~ C.. Oct Cude Turpentine - O Tor virgin
.ad Yellow Dip Spirits Turpsnsins advanced 'ss-eisoosc
Ron firm unchanged Tar o, Is Cotton He'c Tor Mds
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THE STATE or TRADE.



PHILADELPHIA Del, n.-FIour hrmi Western Extra sR %d
sl3 and Fancy sl5asl6 Whea-saes OF Red at 81 TO- Corn
dull; Yellow, 81 0dsi U.s. Oats 5Td9c Whisky, 81 a. for
Ohio Psroeum-Crude, l1ic. Refined. 56d62e
OswEGo Oct Four good demand and the market steady
1900 bbls ell rs for No. Spring las bbI Red Inter
si asi White, si5dslS IS doubs Er Wheat quiet and no
Corn and quiet Barley lower sales Of 5000 bush
Canada 81 i7ds 81 for Fair aud Pine Canal Freish are dun
Flour SOC. when lie Corn and Barley loie to New-fort
oc' Fouri sales 800 bbs Spring slo oe fS
Amber so Odsla; White at sfdsH So Wheat dull and
heavy 100 bush No Spring o. part Chicago and part
Milwaukee Corn sales 60 900 bush &c. part 10 arrive including
H. bush Choice No. sj Oats and held At sic TO ar
Bailey and Rye dull and nominal Poh go SesN Lard
IeS6sc Whisky nominal at 81 90 Canal Freshts TO
Wheat IL. Corn iti Oats stc To Albany-whes 1tc Corn
iISc Oats &c. Rseeip,s-Flou sto7 bbs Wheat $3.50 bush
Corn bush os es bush Barley. ITS bush Canal
EIpOrt.-whsa 81 bush Com 50 ITO bush Oats s7eo ba'h
Barley 1880 bush.
BALTIMORE Oct i.-Whsst firm; White, 81 70deo 10 and
Red % locs3 Is Corn dull White, o. H. and Yellow VI H.
heavy slss Sc Seeds steady Clover Seed scarce Pro-
inactive Sugars aud Coffee hmi Rio, iSGsfc1 gold
Whisky dull
ToLzp1. oc,. il-F iour-EIrs CO. Double Extra eHdeH
wheat hm; Winter 7d3c and Spring &C. bettsr New white
Michigan 81 sess o. New Amber hoAiran - 1sss WI No
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MARRIED..

ATwATER-sTEELE-In Hartford Conn on Wednesday o.. ~
residence Of the Dd, as, ~ Che k S, sP's
Mary Louise only daughter o. Thomas Steele ESQ., Oh mart
BosTwIcK-sTARR-At the congrss.tona Church i9 Nv
Milford Conn ThaI:dsy os, H. o. the ssg NJ. css.S
s sss n IN Ns sS.s Iss SS.'"''' Of
Monday DC. 1865 At the Caa,ch q tine
brs s%' :.S to Nj: ' susie 81 f. Baker n !. CITY
% y G h To-
CUSHING. H.ssn Edao Of 5s I'M TaoS Miss
NJ Lown No card.
Ph.d.phs rG;:a.y Oct ,sI :, h
dsae, ysSt s By Of sss Di Mas No.
DocKsTA Wednesday OF 10 BY The Rev, II a.
Brooks Nj Theodore DOktster 10 h' Eus T. Beam all oil
tins city. No cards
BoPKINs-AUsTIN- the residence Of the brides Sihsr on
Wsdnsd.y 10 1866 by the hey Geo Howard Cssysi a.
a a1Sin: % 'si' c,. No s' cards '''
HuBBELL-cURTlsAt 81 Paqr' Church HoeSiso' n SSb ~
Z, eorsssis c. youngest daughter O,hs hate VIM II Curtis
Eo': sa S' = e's S s' c, s 70
france. Hunt, daughter Of the officiating minister
HUNT-REYNoLDs- Springfield Mas. on wsdne,d{ oct 10
5sap H. R. D Ct !tsy ny T. N
LEFFERTs-FAY-In NewYork Tus.day oes st the Chuen
Of All Souls. by :. Knapp Marshall Leheta J, l
Fsy ESQ., Of Boston
MoaRoE-PERRY souhpq Conn., on o. US, e.
H,.ty dsssh,s Of Chas Perry ESQ., Of Southport Conn.,
the Congregational csuIh IN ssoS,y
Moore Of this city Major ns~ey' staff to a'' Ai''
beth Bosswck Of Salisbury. NO cada
RADEKER-PERRY-In Deposit on Wednesdsy Vct " ~ "
Rev c. IL Dsons Mr. B. R.dsser to Mi" Ann L. Ferry all
Deposit, N. Y. No cards .
posTysoy uoRrENA, PeeL.kn on "Wednesday Oct 10. a
p.np y Church the Rev Or Peck, Wafer Robinson o
yhi 10 Mr Della Horton only daughter Of the 'e rnnE
Clapp Of the former rliee- -
ssyDyRHUNTsMAN-M ST. Georges Church Flushing l. L. on
TO- by the Rev J. Carpenter smith '"'u'
20 Nay younget daughter OF Prot Hunt'msn NO csrds
rRyLEAsE-MOORE-O wedne.dsy 10th inst ~ the Key l.
Bsron Fr.nk Trelease Miss Mary A. Moore ooth OF
Brookiy 4. ID. No cards
MISUNDERSTANDING spgyen puyvi on Wsdnssaay;
Oct 70 1870 by i me hs,' =, ~, s Il Bi.nehsTd
OOD-wAGNER-At the residence OF the bfidss InS, on
yir..J.v Oct by the CorneiuB Van Clee teors.
G. Wood eldest daughter Of the Hon wagner oil
ri Plain, N. T.
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DIED.

BERRIAs-A, FOrihm weiusday Oct TO- Edwin vincent IN
fan, son Of John and Anna Louise Berrisn
CLARK On Monday oc g. Pacific Hotel Denver CITY CAL
Mathew CLARK Of Sing sing " in the 'h year Of his 'ss
corrRELI-on Thursday, Oct H. Of consumption h Ne'a
TIE coss sy sSa and ad Of the respectfully invited to at
saturday Oct. 10 at } o'clock p N .
FAwcErT-At t'aIon Hill N j.. Wednesday 10th n'' MI
The f1c. ard friend. Ss family 5s'psctSy aye% to to
attend the funeral from All sous Snoh ,o i,h inst, AZ
aoeooE. .,..,,.
steamer Evening Star Jane, Caller Of Ne"'oTleaH'
oALLlERLo w.ns.sy o. b Tie s ,d ~ iss
steamer Evening Star, CahAfine wi oil J'uie' "''' ~
oSCoL Jas Robinson OF Barre Mas
uFNpRcKsOS-ln Brooklyn Wednesday osh inst "iAia~
sodss..s S H. .s a. .s S cor rpsn
Broosy9 At o'clock NJ or rsaay ' s clock a a. on
s1risy the h Restives snd friends Se invited 20 s'u'
HILGER-On Thursday Oct H. Deia A. ssie wi1GS o. hsu,'
Hlger and daughter Of the late Joseph s"~'o III WV
re neral service. will be held her se residence No -,
C,r,ber iuyitafion o. -..,r .
s Ta ~ s ill., s't as. 'A'''
Te friends and relatives Of the family are R
hY ,Is,nriay Al clock which place her y
RS a. vii s. Te%oJt r a!s'gsas a, siIs 1ssay'enh
4. station a, o and il;3oa
lotto rsur.d,y Oct II, at Fabab L. L. Samuel Lott IN
he I'D wear Of Lifsse ..r..-s
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
,UTcgrLLo, sunday morning Oct. her residence No
East Thirty ourth Aurls A.. wife Of 6lirenee u Mtehen o.
h' city and sher of John Blair Of Bao"n " ' assa
Friends scqusntsn invited iierd the funeral on
the Church OF tue incarhitioh coo
OF Madison sud rhiry-hith A. Relatives ana ie1A
friends will sssembl at the house at y O'CLOCK ID 80,
PABoR-Ou Wednesday Oct TO- 1896 Joseph Ae1ahdei ory cn'
of William r. ard Elizabeth NJ Pahor aged month, ana dly.
Tn, relative. ends Of tine family Invited 10 ahS te W
neral nom the resenc. OF grandfather Joseph = Darcy on
eny scvetLs bet Second aud IbHa ayes
thi, lFrdayl afternoon az Pe1oek' - -
suddenly on Wednesday 0c. TO- EleH' the
hsovrd vii, Of John &C. Provost. aged "a YEAR,.
Notice Of the funeral tomorrow " ,,.,i,-.
RICE-In Chicago H., on ruesiiy Oet v i'0'' VI N"
A. Rice, la the 2Nh year Of his age. l., A.. s-,L
sANDERsONAt Scarborough on Wsine'dy ssp' e,r,nss
wear N his Az. Edward ~ Sandsrson esq OF
Sheffield England aud for many years resident Oh N
sKIDMORE-On Thursday evening" the I'm INST "''A'
stidmore Of this city ia the saith year Of bis age
Notice u the funeral hereafter r.,
yOoRHEEs-On Wednesday the 10th inst IN ptoonyn naN"A
Frnces wife Of John VOORHEES,. aged o. year ana .
The relative. tho family are re'PIa
.n5 The fnneT. ron residence NO ~
Ss,wssU smith and Hoyt Friday, llh inst "|p % "'h0u'
further invitation.