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SERVICES at Grace Church z. +. Brooke
Rector, Palm Sunday and Passion Week
Sunday, April "A. II O'Clock a M, 3 pm, and
7.S) pm. Monday, 18th, n a.m. and 5 p m.
tuesday, 10th, liam. and 5 pm. wednesday,
Enlscocal visitation, Il a.m.and pm. Thurs.
day, n a m. and 80 PM, Holy Communion,
Good Friday, n am, Easter Lven, 7:30.
81. Lazarus C~HUEcH-On Madison, between
Third and Fourth streets. Services this morn
ing st n O'Clock. J. ". Rogers, Rector.
CHRIsTIAS CHURCH-Dr. VIM. J B8rbee. OF
MIssissippi. wiu preach at the Linden street
church to-day at Il am. and : pm.
REv. sir. HARRIS, Old School Baptist. OF
Marshall county, Miss, win preach this sun
day morning, at II O'Clock, in the Criminal
Courtroom, Greenlaw hui ding, On second
street. The public is cordially Invited 70 At
tend. Seats free.
FTEsT BAPTIST CaURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Miller, the
Pastor, win preach in this church to-day, Al
the usual hours. The Sunday school and
bible classes meet al g am, and young peo-
pies pray er-meeling al 4pm
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Drake & Co., Clothiers, 277 Main
street, are just in receipt Of a splendid
assortment Of Spring Clothing. apl4 It
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Neekties and Butterflies, at brakes,
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Just Received a Full Line of
II zen goods. 30 which we call the
attention Of hOusekeePeTs. etc.
Howell, Wood a Co., SOulhera
Palace, 332 Main street. ap12-St
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FOR NEW ORIsANs


Regular Memphis and New Orf.r-s $500
day Packet.
for Napoleon; HieksssrS, Sateaez and
GEN QUIrMAN--J. white ma.rr
his splendid passenger packet r.
gill leave for the above l
WEDNESDAY. Eth inst, Al I'm
JAS. T. BOURNE & CO, Agents.
Regular Memphis and View Orleans wednes-
day Packet.
FOR Napoleon, Vieksburx. Matches and
n Orleans.
GhN- QulIMAN----J NJ y hlte master
This new and splendid PASSENGER
steamer viii leave as above on -
WEDNESDAY, eth hist, Mt LIN
WAY JO8NsON. Agent.
Pr star boat.
Regular Memphis AMI New orlsrns gedpes-
day Packet. =
For Napoleon V~ieksburr. Entrbcz .,s
New Orleans.
GEN. QUIFMAN---.J. n. White master
This splendid passenger steamer
viii leave IS above t
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, At IL III.
LEVY a MILLER. Agents.
% aadisou street
Atlantic and Mlssisapei steamship Company
L. :. Mail.
For VieksburE, Nsfehez and New Or
master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis As above, N
X u DAY, lith inst, At 6 pm.
LARRY H~ARMsTAD & Co, Agents.
apl4 Il
Regular New Orleans AID Louisville Packet.
For FieEs5urE and Eew Orleans.
Ross master
Ihts splendid passenger packet r.
will leave as above on ~
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 an.
LARRY HARNSTAD & co. Agents.
WhsrfbOat. foot or Monroe St,
apHt or cor Main ami Madison SIS
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet.
For YfeksburE and New orleans.
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
viii leave -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 10 a.tu.
LARRY urAuaEsauAu& aa-. asoatz,
Corner Main End Madison sts. or
aTlf 10 CIV WAR boat. fool Monroe 81. !
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Notice-Memphis and Louisville Rail.
road LiRe.-Passengers can rely on go,
ing through, via this popular route,
without detention. The damage of the
late high water on the middle division OF
this line has been repaired. Two trains
leave depot, head of Main street-S;3O
pm. and 10 p.m.-making close connec-
tions, via Louisville or Cairo, for all
points east, west and north also, for
Nashville. Cars run through to Louis
vile and Nashville without change.
Ticket Office, No. 287l Main, corner OF
Jefferson street6x
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SENT UP.-Andy White, the net
stealing negro, was examined before Mr..
Justice Creighton yesterday, and in de-
fault Of two thousand dollar bonds was
sent un for trial TO the criminal court.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-The play
Of East Lynne, or the Eopemeat, was
produced at this house last night to 3
good audience. Mrs. Bowers sustained
her characters Of "Bady Isabel and
MADAME Vine" in q manner alike
ereditable to herself and satisfactory 10
the audience. Mr.. McCullum's "SIr
Francis Leyison was, as before. good.
The Archibald CarlyIep of Mr.. Dray-
ton was an improvement on a former
effort. The minor characters were well
sustained. On Monday night we are to
have the sterling play Of Leah, he For
anEsn-
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Wa1fed.-At L. Kremer's, an assistant
dressmaker a lady who is competent to
prepare work. None need apply unless
competf x to fill the position.
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Alexandra and Lisle GIores, at brakes
277 Main street.
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Mr.. Clarence Chair, recently an at
tacbe OF the Worsham house, is now in
stalled at the Commercial, where he
viii be glad to see his friends.
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Notice.-The Memphis and Louisville
RailrOdd Line has been put in order.
The damage Of the late floods having
been thoroughly repaired, trains VIII
run as follows Leaving depat, head OF
Main street, $3.50 pm. and 10 p m, run
ming through to Louisville and NaShVate
tUithOat change Of cars, connecting at
Louisville for all points East, North and
West. Ticket office 2373 Main street,
nnrnar of jefferson.
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Fans, ParasOIs, Snnshades and
ladies umbrs Has, all prices and
STYLES, just received at Howell.
Wood ~ Co.'S, Southern Palace,
33S Main street apf2 st
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Reid & Bro, elothiers and merchant
~tallors, 15@ Jefferson street, near Com
mercial hotel. am Ivy
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We call attention to the card Of oul
friends Boiling d Liustedt, grocers and
commission merchants, 332 Second
street. They are young men just com,
meneiug business, Of energy, industry
and integrity, and We wish them much
luck and prosperous gales on their mer-
camille voyage.
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THE RAcEs.-By a private Telegram
received by Car t. Jno. 5. Lail yesterday
we learn that the races in New Orlean.
have been unavoidably postponed, il
consequence of which the spring meet
ing will not take place in this city unit
the first day OF May, when we are as
sured by the superintendent, Capt. Lail
that 10 will positively concept.
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Legitimate Business Trimmings, at
Moffattis.
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ErerythiHg in dress end furnishing
goods, at Brakes, 277 Main street.
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Neg and beautiful trimming goods, at
Moflattls.
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ONE or TIRE FEw.-Our friend J. G.
Moffat, who holds forth at the Southern
trimming emporium, evidently has dis
played his usual good taste this season
in the selection Of every article in his
line, judging from what we see from day
to day. Hisstore is crowded from morn
ing to SHUTDOWN. His energy and excel
lent business qualities are highly deserve
Ing, and Mr.. N. spares 10 expense in
repairs and refitting to make his store
comfortable, neat aud attractive. We
commend him to the community, more
especially our readers OF the fair sex, for
dress Trimmings and fancy pnnds.
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Emmons < Son, No. 10 jefferson
street, have just received the American
Law Review, Balloons Monthly, also the
Record, Clipper, Tablet, Irish American,
irish People, Living Age, Freeman's
Journal, Criminal Zeitung, Investigator.
and Turf, Field and Farm. Buy your
Sunday reading of them.
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Soathern Hotel on European Pan
Furnished rooms rented to families and
gentlemen by the day, week or month.
Ladies' unaecompsnied by gentlemen
will be required to give good city refer
enee. The guests OF Tue mouse may
have their meals furnished them rom
the hotel restaurant, nc reasonable rates
The LOCATION snd rooms are the most &C.
sirahle in the city. Transient parties
will save money By this system. Fire
and BURGLAR proof safe, and responsible
watehmen Ia hotel. To a responsible
Marty who knows how 10 keep a first
class restaurant, great inducement to
make money viii be given, and no Others
need apply.
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d.. H. Chapman dealer in sand at the
foot OF Beal street. Delivered TO all
parts Of the city. ap5Ims
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Kid 0opes at 81 per pair at S64 Main
street. ap5tf H. p. WELLS.
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Dire s:
OFFICE IN
Ar
NO. ls MADISON STREET, BeS0to BIoeE.

MEDICAL ExANIINERS
is WHITE, ND VT IRWIN. 81. d.
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Smoke Smoke MANY things end in
smoke, among which may be classed the
fine tobacco aud excellent cigars on sale
at the Smokers emporium, Overton
hotel. This has got to be a fixed iDsti-
tuition, under the management OF It's
present proprietor, and why should II
| moi he9 THE stock is varied and OF the
best quality. while the attendance Of the
dispensers Of the weed Is all that could
be wished for
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Heath is More Precious than Gold !
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases q speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
mch6 dawly -
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roR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White silver Packet
For Helena. Eriar's Point, DnVRIFS
Bun, Little kccz. Augusta, Des Arc
aud JacksonporL
master
This fastand commOdious steam r.
CT will leave as above On L
TUESDAY, 10th inst, at 8 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents,
apli q 81 Madison street
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
For Helena. Delta. FrIsrs Point. sun
flower, L2conis, CarSOn's, COncordia, Mouth
White River, Indian ray, 81 Charlcs,
Du7slrs Bluf, Little Rock, Des Arc,
West Point. searcy. Augusta
and J~aeksonPOIt.
master
This splendid packet VIII leave -
as above, on ~
TUESDAY, 10Th April. at s pm.
JAS. I. BOURNE & CO, Agis.
apI42t No. II Jefferson street.
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Ne,g Trimmings and Buttons, at Mof-
fatt's.
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DR.. Beynhardt, the optieian and Ocu-
list, now stopping at the Overton hotel,
viii positively leave on Saturday, April
nth. april #
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MAroR,s orFIcr. CRY 7

Business Suits, at brakes, 277 Main
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Latest and Net5est designs Of silk
NANTES, from So to Sl2j, at 964 Main
street. an 5tf
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CITY MATTERS.

~-- -"-
Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
RRIvE DEPART
New Dreams Express BID PM SD pm.
Pafas,1ue ouoiu--.lC .I5 {" BIS "
feb24 q =. OAKLEY, Gen, Ticket Ag't.
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Howell. Wood a CO.--Ses the
iarg- adv rtiseunent of Howell
Wood a Co. of their large and
welt selected stock of spring and
summer GEy goods, Sout ern
Palace, 3Ss Main street. apl2 st
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For a neat and fashionable Suit, go {
Drake & Co., 2T7 Main street. apl4 2
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Rare and BsautJul &dWls will be sold
bv Passmore & Co. tomorrow morning.
No such goods have ever been offered
before under the hammer in this city.
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ALdrge lot offspring silks, which viii
be sold below the market value, at 364
Main street. ap5tf
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A complete assortment Of Shirts at
brakes, 277 Main street. apl4 It
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P0plins and travelling dress goods, and
almost every variety Of dress goods and
trimmings, below the market value, at
81 Main street. ap5tf
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Southern Trimming Emporium, S47
Main street, J.. G. Motiatt.
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coal -Bigley, Mellersh * Co., No. 81
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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GEN QUIFMAN-J NJ While master
This new and splendid PASSENGER r.
steamer VIII leave as above on z
WEDNESDAY. 18th hist, Mt I'm.
W. LAY JO8NsON. Agsnt.
ePIt = Star WHAT boat.
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Regular Memphis and New Orfes-s &c.,
day Packet.
For Napoleon. ViekSba-S. yatessex and
New orleans
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Regular Menphfs and New Orleans wsd,M
day Packet.
FOR Napoleon. Fteksburx. NRfrSer and
n. Orfeaua
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Silk Basques and Sacques.
lace points and summer shaWis
lust received at Howell, Wood a.
Co.'S. Southern Palace, 332 Main
street. apl2 81
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LAW COURT.-The following cases are
set for Monday, April Is, 1867:
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NEWS Fsuu SAN FRANCISCO.

San FRANCISCO, June Is, 1867
The steamship Golden City for Panama, sailed TO day.
for New York; also $500 barrels Of -four.
Senator Cole sailed for New York to-day.
The ships Governor Morton and Superior, from New
York, have arrived The ship Sea King has sailed for
Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10, 1857.
portion OF the candidates nominated by the Union
State Convention giving general dissalisf action
There will be reorganization OF the party and State
Convention between the 18th and 26th OF July TO nom
nate State ticket
The ship Prima Donna from New York, arrived last
night three hours and half after the Governor
Norton
Duke De Penthievre has accepted the invitation Of the
military authorities TO visit the harbor fortcations and
witness q review OF the troops 1t the Presido.
The United States steamer Saranac, the flagship Of
the Pacific squadron arrived at Panama to-day.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

kind AZ the half mile pole there daylight evain
between De tourcey and r voh and no further doubt
OF the result Rvol could not after thai be made
extend himself The colt came the homestretch
under strong pull and opening the gap every jump,
passed up the stretch and under the string easy wn
ner by lengths, Rvoli second lengths or more
ahead Of the Lexington colt The first mile was run ID
l:53H, and the mile and three-quarters in 10.
THIRD RACE
Premium, 81 500 for all ages, two mile heats
L. w. Jerome entered ch h. Fleetwing, by Raj
r0wnie, dam Rhoda, by Glencoe, years cid. .
J. : Watson entered b. h. Delaware. by hing
gold, dam Ariel, by imp sarpedon, Years :
olu.... ...s.................... =
Mcconnell Y Harness entered b. h. Luxembourg.
by imp. sovereign. dam by Lexington, years ).
Uu- = =
D. Mcdaniel entered blk h. Blackbird, by imp.
Albion. dam Pamela, by imp Auderby, Syears
J. W. Pennock entered ch. q. by vandal, dam by
EMargrave, years old. 80. ............... 3rc.
TINE.
First Heat Second Heat Third Hea.
First mile ~ $50 l:53L 150H
second mile - 1850 LEX 1524
Total 34O 3:43 3:43
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0R. vERGNEs' BLECrRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
- NOS 4 AND 6EAsr ELEVENTH street.
CORNER OF FOURTH AVENUE.
TO THE NERVOUS, RHEUMATIC AND
ALL SUFFERERS FROM FUNCTIONAL AND
CHRONIC DrCEASEQ

attended 10 by DR.. NERGNES, the inventor.
To his pacnts aud those acquainted with these Baths
Il sary; but 10 sufferers who not
their advantages word Of explanation should be
The Baths pleasant aud agreeable TO take, and
fully the system and all the organs OF fe
By sufferets-those temporarily exhausted by
business excitement debitang causes
well those suffering from chronic nervous dscrdcs-
well averted, by their timely
Those suffering from attacks of rheumausmr gout-
neuralgia or other diseases will Ind immediate ciet Let
the acled try bath and they Will realize the advan-
tagcs OF this mode OF Treatment
These Baths weu known 90 the medical profession as
specific remedy nst metallic poisons Mercury whicn
is the potent cause " 50 many HIS ,horousny ecAed
Ladies will and these Baths especially advantageous.
They are Immediately invigoratur ana csnove AZ Iunc
tonal disorders restoring harmony aha naurM aeon pc
sides being agreeable they exercse soenng aud re-
freshiur Influence on the api complexion, Drnang
back the natural tone OF health aud yigor
no TO THOMAS r. AGSEw's ONE PRICE HOUSE
III Greenwich and Murray streets and there you VIII hno
Coees Fish Flour and everything else cheaper than
at anysiorc IN New iork.
r,Rtzrs CASH I'D IN Alt LOCALIZED LOTTERIES,
'HsuA"i' ~ j. CLurR, Broker
l1t Broadway and 1853 Fulton street.
st,uAws PATENT WINDOW LuCK."-THIs rs
- new invention and Improvement In the right direc
ana pulieys the window sash securely locked
al any desired point ~ elevation depression Prominent
among recommendations 10 the public are simplicity OF
construction durability and Of adjustment while the
with which II is worked and security Of this kind Of
fastening against sneak thieves and burglars sur
fcient recommendations 10 command public attention Fun
sized models IN perfect order can be seen and exp,usncns
Of rs cost and efficiency given thc companys occ, l63
q. MILLS. General Agent
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Making 500 0c0 Gifts.

committee 70 be chosen by ticket holders at the nrss
viii promptly distribute the
cert ticket holder and their report will be published In Ke
leys Weekly and be to all ticket holders at The
tickets from having been gathered In
persons disappointed in being unable at principal
by addressing No. COL Broadway New York Tickets
will be sent promptly by mail receipt Of price and stamp
for return postage.
We will send FIVE tickets for 81 50 for g. and twenty
for SIT So Send the of each subscriber and their
post Office address, and State Money by draft
olce order express registered letters
at our risk Address all communications to ASA
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MISCELLANEOUS. s..

DELLEY,s NORTH AMERICAN GIFT CONCERT Is
licensed by the United States government and Dc.
cared legal by the most In the State Of New
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states any civil government which may exist therein
shall be deemed provisional only. and In all
rcspects subject TO the paramount authority
OF the United states at any time TO abolish. modify
control or supersede the samep &c. II the foresight
OF Congress N the preservation OF state governments
until constitutions formed AS contained in the
sixth section dsregardcd and i've independent gov
ernments bo erected their stead with fully organized
armies ana auxiliary bureau and one million and
hall OF efficient registered men with powerful allies IN
the North predict that the legislature and
Executive would be oversnadowed. Ihrougn tue ignt
unhappy country, and not through prejudice towards
General Sheridan might be supposed from TIE tenor
his telegram y duty myself es citizen TO repel
a libel or correct error committed by government
Official and 70 demand the hand Of my government
redress for Injuries done me by one OF them, Is my
apology for addressing those in whom the government
has ntrusted the duty TO protect the ctzen and main
tain the honor OF the government
Very respec fully, EDMUND ABELL.
Appointments In the Pension OGice.
The following appointments OF examining surgeons Of
the Pension 0tlce have been made:-S .. Darlington,
Columbus Wisconsin; Thomas b. Nichols Pat,sburg,
NY: NJ A. Brown, wegeuwerga, Wisconsin, John
Baker jefferson Ciiy, Missouri.
Mr.. Arthur Macarthur. OF Milwaukee. Wisconsin, was
to-day appointed Commissioner 70 the Paris Expcsi-
ton
The New Comulissioner OF Agriculture.
II ia rumored this evening that the once Of Commits.
soner OF the Agricultural Department, made vacant by
the death of Isaac Newton, is to b. given to Colonel
H. NJ. Capron, clerk In the General Land 0ilcc.
Judge Warner TO be chief Justice Of Georgia.
II is generally conceded that Judge Warner will re-
ceve the appointment Of Chief Justice OF Georgia made
vacant by the death or Judge Lumpkn. The Macon
Telegraph learns that u rs semofciay 20 announced
A Man Fatally shot.
Thomas 8. smoot fatally shot this afternoon by
Henry johnson, in consequences OF alleged guilty w
timscy with the latter's wifA
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mond society," The cortege extended over a mile Ia
length, and moved at slow rate to the cemetery, =
short distance from the city. Here grave ready
excavated on an eminsnce called president HILL"
whero lie deposited all tha, mortal OF President Mon
roe, President Tyler General David r. Jones' General
pegram aud his brother Colonel pegram; Captain Jen
nngs Wise and Major Wheat Of the Louisiana Tigers
Whom the coffin lowered the Masonic Fraternity went
through the customary ritual after which the immense
procession dispersed The judge leaves wife aud Ave
children His death, at the early age OF thirty
has been a OF more sincere public and private
sorrow than can be adequately expressed.
Governor Pierpoint will appoint some person in the
judges place when he has consulted the law Of appoint
ent in reference TO the Hastings Court
supcrintcndcnts of National Cemeteries.
An ordor from tho War Department dated 18th inst,
announces that under the act OF February o. 1867,
superintendents OF national cemeteries are be ap-
pointed by the Secretary OF War from enlisted men OF
the army disabled in SERVICE such superintendcnis to
have the pay and allowances OF ordnance sergcan and
reside at the cemeteries for purpose of guarding
them and giving Information 10 visitors In Wow OF the
responsibility attached 10 the place Of superintendent,
and his not being under the direct supervision OF
superior officer it is OF great importance that none
but men OF excellent and reliable character shall
be appointed Applicants and persons recommended
must therefore fulfil the following conditions:-Thcy
must have been enlisted men Of the army disabled In
service but the degree Of their present disability must
not be such as to impair their efficiency in the charge Of
cemeteries Thsylmust be Of steady socer, and corec'
habits have lair degree OF intelligence aud education,
and must be able TO write legiby. All applications must
be addressed TO the Adutant General Of the army and
be accompanied by testimonials OF responsible persons
In support Of the above requirements They must be
In the handwriting Of the applicant give his fun name
length of service the company and regiment he last
served In date and Of his discharge and hs pre-