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GEN. GRANT CONSULTED. The New
York Hs'nld, Of Sunday, says that
Gen. Grant had an interview with
the President on Saturday, when, it
is supposed, the question Of military
appointments under the reconstruc-
ton bill in the South, was thoroughly
discussed. A doubt as to General
Siclles' eligibility has arisen, owing
to his not holding the rank of briga-
dier-general in the regular army.
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turn over their duties to the provi-
sional civil Governor, which duties
simply are to carry out the edcts
contained in the measures of Senators
Sherman and Wilson.
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Who HAVE TAKEN THE OATH TO
SUPPORT THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES? s?-Section 3 of Article
VI of the Constitution of the United
States says:
''The Senators and Representatives
before mentioned, and the members
of the several State Legislatures, and
all executive and judicial officers, both
of the United States and of the seve-
raj States, shall be bound by oath or
affirmation to support this Constitu-
ton
Here is where Congress got the
phraseology of the new amendment
now before the States Tor ratifca-
ton. And this will give us clue to
the kinds of officers disfranchised.
Every officer who is required by the
above section to take the oath to
support the Constitution of the
United States is in one Of the dis
franchised classes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-13
Choice Hams, &c.

= TIERCES DAVIS, Jr., Diamond Hams,
- Is bbls. jersey Peach Blow Potatoes,
Firkins and tubs Goshen Butter,
Stilton, Factory, Pine Apple and Goshen
Cheese.
Is kits fresh No. Mackcrel,
Hhds. prime Bacon Sides, &c, &c,
just received and for sale by
March - C. II. BALDWIN u co.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. MARCH -.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Z. S. himball, Dearborn, Faltimorc.
Br bark Norton, Enslow, Newport, Eng.
Schr. Margaret Rcinhardt, Philadelphia.
ScEr. Edwin I. Allen, Corsou, Philadelp'a
WENT TO sEA YESTERDAY.
Ship Il. c. Winthrop, Stuart, Liverpool.
Brig Maria White, Bryant, Philade.p .phia.
Schr Elizabeth Eleanor, Curacao, W. 1.
Schr. Virginia Price, Hopkins, New York.
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J. LEIGHTON WILSON.

Extracts from a letter, dated Co
lumbla, S. c., March l, 1867, written
at the request Of the Rev. William
Martin, Methodist minister at Co.
lumbia, by one of his children, and
addressed to DR.. J. Leighton Wilson,
who sent it to George NJ. Gill, of
Baltimore. DR.. Wilson fully endorses
the standing and character Of the
Lev. William Martin:
Early III the winter, contributions
for the poor of South Carolina were
sent by Governor Orr, who requested
my father to undertake the distribu-
tion Of them, and, in order to do
this impartially, requested him to
ascertain, as far as possible, the con
dition OF the poor throughout the
State. Acting on this request, nv
father has, for months past, been in
correspondence with responsible men
i'll all parts of the State, and has
learned the following painful facts:
That at least one hundred and fifty
thousand bushels of corn must be
brought into the State of South Ca
rolina, for gratuitous distribution, to
prevent actual famine; that there
..re now In many places numbers OF
persons who are suffering for bread,
who must perish, unless help comes
speedily, apd that the suffering is by
no means confined to that class of
people who will beg, but that the
greatest suffering is among those who
are suffering from the reverse of for
tune, brought about by the war. to
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whom begging would be worse than
death.
Within sound of Columbia, I know
from the intelligence my father has
received, we have every reason to
fear that these are not isolated cases.
On my fathers pension list are the
names of nearly 400 persons, repre-
senting nearly 1900 persons, nearly
all Of whom are widows and orphans
or disabled soldiers. These persons
are almost entirely dependent on the
help he (my father) receives from
abroad for subsistence. Richland, as
you know, is by no means our largest
OF most destitute District, and when
tell you that this District includes
Ricilland alone, you may judge for
yourself the state Of the case.
[ have seen. sir, on many of the
bitterest days OF our severe winter
just past, feeble women, wan with
starvation, walk ten, fifteen and
twenty miles, scantily covered with
rags, with their babies in their arms,
to receive a half bushel of corn,
which they are thankful to be able to
carry home to their starving chill
dren.
Allow me to give you an extract
from 4 note just sent to my father
from one of the Commissioners of
the Poor: "Among our most needy
are Mr.. Young, aged eighty five;
Mrs. Cornelius, q soldiers widow,
naked, starving, with seven children,
three idiotic, and also her mother,
aged eighty; Mrs. W. Marsh, sol,
dier's widow, five children; Mrs.
Cook, widow, having care of her
sons children, he being killed in the
army" And SO the sorrowful list
goes on.
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Drive away contagion or pestiIence b.
using Colgates Soap. There is nothing
like it for washing. Colgate's Family
Soap is reliable, his Laundry Soap is un-
equaled, while his Toilet Soaps are OF 1n
rivalled delicacy and finish. Get Colgatc'4
and none other
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TAX NOTICE.

A Ii persons, white and colored, liable
"a for STATE TAXES, are hereby noti-
ing RETURNS, and also for the receiving
Of taxes. No returns will be received
after the first day OF May next, and all
taxes must be paid in by the first day of
June next. All persons failing to comply
with this notice will lay themselves liable
to costs. Call, make your returns and pay
up. Save me and yourselves unpleasant
duties. Treasury notes are at par at nv
Office; also. legal tender notes and national
currency THOS. II. WADE,
March Is 3 II. G. II. D., S. c..
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New ADVERTISEMENTS is cali
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Jacob Leyin-variety Sale, &C.
The Secret Sentinel
Mrs. S. A. Dinkins-Ladies Nurse
w. Il. Greenfeld-Hou to Rent
\. L. Solomon-virginia Flint Corn
D. " G.. D. Hope Corn, Peas, &c.
Thos. II. Wade-Tax Notice.
Schedule over South Carolina Railroad,
Regular Meeting Columbia Chapter
Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
Colgate q Co.-Family Soap. &c.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. We lear,
that the up freight train over the
Charlotte Road ran off the track.
Monday evening, a mile from Rock
Hill, and demolished one car. The
down freight train, yesterday, ran OF
the track at the same point, injurin9
two cars materially. Nobody hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08


Tar savYonK LEossrws coates, poouad .lai'iloa for
Robert Bonner Not busasp genius t vso5o
tie erpsa:urc rt,hss
eoua'y newspaper goes wall La Itself for
,Otnma; the hands Of is bposer for the ln2uiblo good
shh While resas rewards Lonor,5s enterprise 10
,gs to confer the lsrs,r e!,a at in our aoo'r,y
D. zsoaI rst,n qusy On, ssfsly no has
changed Is, ,oie o; literature Which TIE oar ,.re Of bo
To cuoeis . .,lbs sing ina'iiaa power
ro,-r ie, yet very careful Observers viii
hesitate snossss Justice calm Twelve years ,g Hs
NzwTork journals OF Is class each
o,nra ereasor si.e ,ssresat1g enough 70
prove the universally m Which lie Published devOusi
Hs Robert Bozasr pureis,i Tm LHpoEE enF'yed tie Of
fr. e. rr ai ssr.isd determination res'a s snur'
o'is, Prpsr To probably Be oy struggling 10 exist
ess, Nj 90. proprietor unEsol VITO started r,b hin Re-
,sa au. .asrs uPon end reform. 10, bsyoni
ss bread bp.i,r rssh orin, uos No
.ral,u change slr-n.i DE readers OfTHE LSDeHR
T,sr Bosasr rh,,, tss concern with say other tbn %
make 4saa-. 10, 10 Wh'svsf tho motive.
H. ,uA is u. .,ns SUP BY .,,p great feature Che un-oDs
rrsssus grade no' I0n'. :; Is true.
sas ,su r.aov,i b. boOddJi
nas-s. q The calls. iay stang, ,ay thou,,ni,
,lar,a v rs spasisay s5sT,i a,',u. and .bors all
b. The .tsrH abou; .aos ii aos un'oHsou
b..os. iass,i IA Nj Bs-hsS. sor TIA. oy I'LL thus b.
aee-ys rssg so'sl Witch hy would hardly have soas
deliberately sssulsy bn that tdey should by Poss
bgg sire, Ts LsDaEa o. today from - stand
voa' Ye,r. go Il, sakial ,. quarter Of
soa o. or people haze s,a Induced ahs healthy meni, food
ataE 10 or,,oas short s ue,l, u,t sppeto
b., there Is nr,i,r E, class have LEDsss
s tlo VII Bag hn II NJ Bonner bal looked the world
s.4 - Oh. .,.ogrs..st NJ Is. isou 10 write .po,, gon
es -d,.r BE- could hardly have succeeded better We
have b,r, sh- Of The et chapters o. NJ Dssshsfs
story ,atr,. n,n. Ervo,a" from ths Eeu sasi'ai village in
Which tie 3, all
NJ Bsshsr VII salls's'c greeting con Ass Who cia ap
prseis charms Of hi, fresh vigorous sys h he~y sympathy
With a,,re visible ons ,ni s evidences o. h iesp Iagh
iaio character Which the. opsau ad u,a i-iaipi chap
Ter, Of b., narrative aiaif-Ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Tas E1a.Ycak LKogER-Ar Robert Bonner, -hsn 'hrari
rin'isi msuy Occsoa Ia, ss,n illustrated 'hs
value o'5sBg % gaa ien No other prblsher but Dosner
woali have hougf obtaining fran The Rev Heury Ward Beecher
sor na ahug Che BrooEa Prpi Orator contributor
A earl sAeh hosh costly "a Investment vhhi''u'
to pay III. insan. ofth story appears IN THs LspdsR Of
MAY 10 RaHy thai sao al eau rest tbs
teupt,ot Wing a careful psrus IL i Of Beechsrnns-
pleasant % euun,e and promises to prove intensely
entertaining Bn SIR Bonner does noi make Nc Bseehs' OF" writer
AID leave hin upport vhds paper IL surrounds him With
perfect zaa-y popular authors President HI Of Harvard College
contribute, 7,uabls The Study Of tbs Ma,hcnic
vA be gives advice students Ills article to DO fol
lowed by other the pen OF the Pssden Of the principal
college, s Uped States ME James Psou John G. s're
Mrs Soubv oh other writer's Of Acknowledged ability sp
pear as regular contributors biz Bonner deserves success and no
SUI. to q,n T. We understood that so copies Of TnE LzossH con
an tie ar,, chapter Of Nj De,chstssior came 70 'hh t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Tnu YswYoRk LrDezR ssi chapters Of tho ioag'ronl
so b, Henry Dseehe @ THE EEvYoRE LEDGER are nov be-
fore the public The title o. the story NoEvOoD On VILLAGE LFz
~ YEwKseLAsp and gives promise Of great power and 6an'y
TnE LEDGER grown mop proportions and proudly stands
monument to . genius and enterprise prOprsOr Robert Bonner
esq, Nov ths, paper succeeded acquiring immense eiieaa
ton the work esvang has commenced earnest sa'H
names as Bseeh. Ill., SAKE ParOn and Alice Carey dgng 10 col
INNS and through making hs Journal medium tor
educating the up high standard Of literature In"
eOmm.nbls work. and Mr. employs suh powerful Ia
Tn. LxpsKn success sure Efforts hsy who e'asas
mankind ar, public hsnele,ors then Mr. Bonner oas
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Iron TIA. Eyeuisg ro,,.l

MH BssoH. SovELTas LsosER odsF with es arst 10
sialmeat Of EerHOof7 -soar chapteoH
The sOry cpeas veil ta saey thai Ssea seo@b AL Aiss
cstbcart not the heroine AMI hero.
village s VALLEY Of The Ceaasc1ont ana
Allah Caihcs sturdy EDsd srner ~so atos ccesoa
coming home from church to pop the question to pretty sa as
Rachel Idseob ebeosasI fts-t dr. serasa
s,ls Parsh quse ssa That aasss ts
tent vas conasniea yOa that love
other hs hes; sfh
Some N.-h like the meeting Ee-ss
the sesple h- cur ,hog ,as o4s oai ser iAsy zoe
home"
The story open, NJ Rsese plly master o. ms sina',a
AMI ia,-re,,s tho reader is.nt ss beginning
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FProa Ia. Evening" eIpre,.l

Ts Ia. story By iIeH wsd Ber witch
.ppeir, ay Of his week pessai' striking 'ass.asa Of
the versatility writer sai tue power o. his snn s isss
widely rIeren spheres ornseca action The wei ssk thss
NorseOd unqussioub sid be better ss h.s
.eroa, biz bis stamp speeches Tar LSpsEs s OH
srsi,e and brilliant today President i Of Hl,s writes
sensible advice youus s'rs shspeas BIZ qa to nee epss~si
Corea write. OF Ska and PsOa OF oueg sabe,a urs ssu.e
SygsHps Cobb b Fsaay Fsr Alice CARY sSd .sce al
write for it, or Nj Beechers story. The TribeRs
opeas s, o. almost hoay simplicity and dseinsss bat u
great vsor expression and variety Of Illustration. The esscesss
once gain the Of the reader aud ee srs bry carried
on been commenced VIII afford opportunity Of sessr
nlesmne"
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NoRwooD.Tbe country no be startled bat nc people r@s
make MP population will without doubt be interested II ss tes ss
the FIRST novel BY the Henry Ward Beeher the
THE NV and that ,h d nstasni Of vii spsess
III the issue Of that Journal the eta Of Mar Mr. Bonner has politely
furnished US with advance several chapters sad DO not he
tate say much superior point Of merit to the
generality writing which prepared y ihs present generation
Norwood one beautiful New England villages spoa Which hs
eve rests much pleasure when joUaeyias through the Es
stste. and story is therefore ngad people bat The -bs
and .irle Of tire writer rn invest with peculiar interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Tbs of b. Nj Ilssy ws3 Bscss
which appears as LsDeKR Of b psesas VAus ss
tsiOu Of the versatility ~he and power Of hs
.dnp, adey Different sna
hibi, msny tie Qualities gwen him such buHisa 20
son sncg masters Of popular elolus.e coass His pi.s
essentially character; he throws himself into ,bs ts.
ton which he describes h, most vivid conceptions isk the n o. pea
soHa he falls into dialogue with tie ireshaess aas facility o. ead
ie activity representation combined deep Of t
and sincerity purpose To
sruon Of novel amas inaet Of Hs.c The s
slO, which entitled Norwood or yiase Lie HesRns
may be regarded oregone coaaOa It OPeas sye Of sss
hcme simplicity sat dee,ns bat Of great vsc Of oppression AM
variety illustration The ehtc'rrs gam be interest o. No
reader their sfe,be 81 carried hss e~sn eosses
w:l ,Toni Erlre oppeea:tr Of weekly P'saslus
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A Gard. I.

81 ga Editor @ Ire TFItsne
Sra observe in your issue Of this morning an
item headed "a Singular Church Suit" in which the
Wter does great injustice. He states that for some
years / prominent member Of the First Methodist
Protestant Church. and during the erection Of the church
building donated 70 the Church 1900 ana that an con
Re1uenc6 of certain action OF the membership, be-
Esiae dlssatised and withdrew from the Church and
then brought for recovery Of the - 900 donated
Tho faefs these BY d0lati0n TO the Church was
NDoo and NO MORE and the Oica Board agreed 70 so
ere In the Church property for all should pay over
the amount that donation dd leave the Church for
what considered good and sufficient reasons: The
tnureh refused 70 secure for the advances had made
IN building said crch and brought suit 70 recover the
balance due Of 1900 having paid out myself over
$500 for the Church, 10 its builders, &c.
BY giving the above place IN your next issue you Will
greatly obige your 0bedient servant, DAVID PRICE.
Rclgark, r. j., May 4, 1851.
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mH BssoHsas sroKTa ls today VII BE- found an sd'er
,,re. oHnry W,i Bshsss oy 70 be published weekly in THE
nHwYoxK LrDsSR We have ssi ajTaaes eopF Of that paper
cons arS eh,p- Which have read coarse everybody
wH We ak Bsce Ia, s5assn us that sbecs which his
rare over. will be be, br,l,. village Lie in seERnssad
prsos alss sn instructive story hr BeseSeF has in
enough juices enough Of Imagination and
bano slf,r ilu.sass with nankili aai with e~Eas,ui life
sa csiric short aaow what qualification he seks to
pr,4,, sas rsiabls sa probable stories Ofhe aay
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THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND COPIES
ALREADY SOLD.
WHAT THs rAPBps SGT ABOUT 1T.
Prom II. N,r.York I.dr.rI

lPfsm Tue EsrYork LedgsrI
Who dazzle society sTery age beer profile and
dag s1ch Intellectual ashss the no,
The test Of sterling genius bOWsVer--s crucial ei time Tho
guuIue article dublsi and merely durable but prOgss II
ePa.ds sni batsns the last the grow larger sai
gander 1t hears ae horizon Judged By this criterion few
Of The present generation fe claim 10 The hoaou Which
belong true genius than Henry Ward Bsseher Whoever familiar
Witt Dr. BeechsSs esss years ago will admit that delightful
they they have greatly Surpassed By Lis later productions
Erssody admired Pper. they dropped By
from bs vigorous Pen AMI when they grOg5 together
In volume book hsl immense sals both in this
oonn.y ard Europe Yet question whether NJ Besbcr would
wish the world to accept ihs Star Papers" excellent hy
fair exponent ofh abilities author Tie creative faculty
nisasr hin than decade ago. his acF brilliant
biz huuo, MORE puoya. bis ssre keen All polished bis entire
m.u moral and spiritual be, in fact become Only vastly
bFo, AL deeper also pr richer all the sisnsa OF intel
lsaa sssty and in i-pb force and originality Of thought Th
Nc. opaon alone shared believe By tie public sl.rse
hight ye,rs ago The London Pres in speaking Of Mr.
Beea; sid: "Hs b ei nton,nhooi hs freshness aai The
beTar f:ts n earlier iy5 AID or5ao Therefore, with sympathy and
communion With ali living si growing ,hDg Ever since thea the tide
of h iaies, aai moral aspiration, and mPas has hesn 'ciag
ia the direction grn5 strength progressed nor ha' yet
reached The Vii hsIt tbs tenth ways" b,ss ,bsyan,o
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We have received sheets Of the 'eoases NAHfosS
LHpeyu eOnnns tho srs, chapter Of Henry War seees y
Norwood or Village NwRasl'ad The appearance Of shs
p,mou,h Church this sed Is certainly matter worthy
az not. and after hvas Of his political sehss act 10
non nj. sermons. almost startled At eOnis uPsp the ias'
Tins obl. novel Norwood supposed to u. in the part -
NJ Beeehe espseisl pains hs
the, need look nothing sensational aud msrk Oar s,sy
Of domestic life Poa ntened rsys.ai
mpuety and the e the te4r Ab,sA
cathcsrt Lob the as introduced sds~
sufficiently commonplace although they ous play tAs
interesting part ofsacsso HOwsvs bye early en,e
Nj Beechers work The novels, tbs
oftAe orator ". shall be glad 10 rsrori IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08

Bsgonzas NOVEL "Eora0od Village Life Ia Ssv Eas,ad'
the title uary BesshsI novel TAG SEvYOEK LEDezH
announcement expect people viii rash to HurIs AZ sub
s1be LRpeSa AMI that " circulation here viii ron
HUNDRED ay copeis vesk tobsybl calculation For Beeoer
can write an entertaining s7ey week Tor weekly paper
sermon which tbs be,. feature Of Independent saa know Of
other preacher world ersep. Spuseon who do IT, il b Of
course 10. to Be feared vii sTis dull" noss Orthodoxy
b., no Osa sol Successfully ~Eusnd bis creed certan,
morality h,s nsgor uad spols lis lie lie has been Of
Bo,nses the chur popular baas the bema Of public
r tbs p, twenty-five years lie made l pas
.ru,.os which excited s ire ofihe ul,r, Racas he took al
back ard Is, ,s,a' bs ashamed that he has
sarnus as they ysgy @ Oh leader shOs shoe aichs'
they wers not worthy to uaoOis"
IBeschs can't we good novel; vey much mslsk'n He
wastes enough Intellectual gems" hi, poscAs those mpmFu'
struck On. 10 h written adlesJesto doi.a volumes from OBJ
oa His Iecinr Young slow that he has studied human
nature deuess rs strong AL weak points under aspect
HIS papers prove shat be can palas scenery Ike Some Of
bis admirers claim that Bis novel win rank With she best creations Of
Dickens and v tho nor., Uncle cabln Certainly
comic power, Wit and e'en aud hunsnrs
III. ary and unDos topic, politics aud Theology Certainly Che
subject b. h,i selected be- Il any is cat home" lie Is
q, much Yankee as Victor Hug, Is Paris.n, Th'ek
era, London man knows ell the strata Of NeSEnglsnd
society ke booh'hs earsc, her PeoPeie cute close
astel minded k,ni medioscIs traits that deom her social
physoguom parts and at times sad her lager virtues her g7aer
endownn Ga and German culture BY dint of Which, she
leads the rssss march Of American empire In art uveu
ton politics, and scholarship he knows rood of her soil from
Plymouth Roi Berkshire hills from way,ham to Lenor lie
kuors all ,bOut vig. i eoung Thanksgiving" "teschns
school, well city Hfs "Boon Common" oh Yale" her
ms paie, apt churches and all thc great a"sieninss
Of tho century the and harye' which have made Ss
Enssnd history history Of American CIVILIZATION
However everybody win re, EOrwOOd vlsge Life ia New
Enslind" vel- author viii have nation for listener, rRH
EswYoaK tho popular Of seskles cot medium The
masses will ani senon" aud critics viii mend the pens
Nr slash Att So mach for the prestige Of name for Beecher
(, household sor from cad s.hs sOuut 70 the other
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Friends relatives respectfully Invited to attend Carnage
will attendance MsHsronck Depot the arrival Of We
O'clock train from Twenty seventh ST.
LEARYRD-A Ptsfed Mass April % 1867 Eliza MARA vile Of
Albert Learned and daughter Of the lsts Lyman Cpp esq
NoRToNon Tuesday Maj HurI Eorioa late Of ssu AalorS
Texas aged Il years
Notice Of the funeral tomorrow.
OCONNOR-On Tuesday morning Mar Kefeey eldest daughter
OF and Eleanor Conner IL ,he f 81 Der age
Her funeral will take place I'll ghthst ness
Ertsye Oh Thurday morning 40 O'Clock Tue euis Of 10
family are respectfully invited to attend
sAGR-on Tuesday evening long sud painful Sickness Mars
wife Of Russell Sage.
funeral hereafter.
WYANS-Ou Monday May The residence Of hs brother At Re-
vsnswood l.. L. Catharne Winans aged 65 years.
The friends ~ The family and her brothers and G. WnsH,
are invited funeral the Church Of the Incarnation
Nadsonsve aud Thirty hfhst, on wednesday 'l as ooa
n
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HrNv WAND BEEcsER, NEw SrORr.M BcaueS hsvirs
ssei hi, NxwYoRx filing with matte, attractive 70 ss
masses s popaag the writings Of superior aud soad
thinkers works hae previously escbed She great body q as
people This good work well done hh be faer 'os"4es
number for The 18th Of May a'sncs With the s's
fou chapters Henry Ward Beeeacfs story entd sor~Sca or
village New England" opens wih 6as promise Of being ''e
deep interest that vii be SIRE to saoi both diversion and "a
readers Of LEeSss Therea tue same aa"'s
in usual variety Ofniere.ns matter the S' Of 's"ss
opaper, Advice YOuns Men, contributed by 'h' fess~s %
twelve the principal College. Of the uaei Sisiss
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Iron Til. oc~a,rci,l Asvsr.i.sr.I

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