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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

WERE we not used to manufacturing jour-
nalstic bricks without straw, up the VAL
ley out of our own county into the next,
could provoke from us not one word of reci.
tai or narration OF any kind. Nor shall it
largely here. For week in rural parts is
not prolific in adventure even in so glorious
country and among so earnest, thrifty, and
eminently civilized public as any and all
portions Of our Hawkeye public. The cold
weather has not prevented trees from bud
ding and leaing, flowers from blooming and
wheat fields from becoming richly green. As
10 that frigid weather aforesaid, it is vslua>
Bile scientific fact it establishes meteoroleg-
zeal unity between North and South, between
the Old World and the New Down in Dixie
we found the winter protrsctiug his stay at
least a month longer than any former prece-
dent justified. /; is SO here and meeting
Yesterday our friend McNee of Keosauqua,
just returned from filial visit in thoroughly
American spirit, to his native Scotia and the
home Of Burns, he told us that Spring de
layed its coming just as persistently in Europe
as it has ia this country. Nothing serious
has come of ii here, however. Winter wheat
looks splendidly; meadows are promisingly
verdant. Corn is late planting, but there il
plenty Of time for the growing and ripenius
of good crop.
Here period despite the strong sugees-
tons to adjectives OF the boroughs of Farm
inrton, Bonapsrte, Mntonsport and Keosau.
qua whose thrift and prosperity. large re
pairing and building, are grounds OF general
graduation and delight unto the good people
of each. Despite, too, the still more genial
inspiration Of the welcome presence Of tia,
admirable party Of admirable keokukaus,
with our city's fair not numerously. bn, SO
capitally well represented, briefly excursicu.
ing and whom il was our fortune 10 meet
Despite these. most regretfully, a period
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

FRoN the talk on the streets, we are lea 10
believe tina. a number of keokukians con-
template taking advantage OF the chance
offered by the Packet Company, to VISIT the
yar;a,;es at ST Louis and witness the latest
dramatic sensation-the ''Black Crook.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

By Tfi~r - Loeis. Way :
slourN 'h,ug doing ptic-. hFm a d unchanged
Xhe-,--is snA irreKula huN scr.
Corn n ,i.r A. 81 70 n miIed: q II for ysiuv 8
IL Tor uhiie
0At.-Fifn Soe9i
hlr3~y = Ry--inar''ve
hess gesk--stssdv 1T ga 20
R~eos-sid~- ixsaai4is I. sou'aess 80
I~rd-Dsii Al isi.'sIaN. I'D iaeIsls for sriss.
Whi-ty f'tn.ss r. ia toni.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

ArcrioS.-Howe 4 1yler will sell this
morning, at 10 clock, 25 caddies extra fine
Japap Tea: % caddies best Young Hyson
Tea; % boxes fine "Emperio Habana
Cigars: cases good Goldfish, and usual
variety furniture, stoves, &c. Also one good
Lee Chest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
u. y. Marsharr. Proclamation

In ID Ssus 81 ssg sf 81 issrs b,t,s.s gf Iossu.
- CLAIR taitsd si4.ss Msf-h-i Tor TIE s.sis
= "t ~, ~ hefrbA gist a1se -ntic~ that ~
81 tn lnti -tstss n.t thousand etssrs
.e.s In ii srf ;orfs tor. u'd~r
al - oasress nd. on is 10 b d > My, Es1. is
p-l Msf Co.. Al &C., i.kv tie my to~sss-
sian ea-td tLoHssn cig4s, MRS res.
nd $50 Eis- rapgsc notice tn tsle a.<ixutJ
~ 'h- rriurn ~ $50 Ani i the 4ih ssy June.
ls6T 40 heteiy IA nsh and suslaors Nj persons
cl aiming interest IN tie said tn iheuss cigar
or les OF Ee-'ag or having tinF = b.
tie shoad OF e csuetBin~J AID ~ ~ u 7
THE snd e said SFpsii.nI that thea lie sDh Arsar
bir- the sad 10 be leI tn ard Tor th- seuth>s
Diva L. i-,rc, q fo~a ,he ''tsit-d ssstts Cnrt
b. 10 the rsiJ u k- LAX 10 Aid II ttiet spsc Al
tern t. ie holden the ar-t Tuesday Ia bua- 1887
at ur~k t. tn hrs noon u shat Ia ihs4 al there
T. 1T rr9e clip fsr lie sans I'D na.t tter ais
( ssti-ns v tsat bebs q GLAZE
usslS W FrIrcs D~putf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

ExcrRsIoSIsrs RESERVED SEATs-Ne
learn that an Agent Of the st. Louis Theatre
will come up on the excursion trip, and will
exhibit diagram Of the Theatre, With three
hundred reserved seats, which the excursions
lists will thus have ample opportunity to
secure on the trip down to St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

IT was not our fortune to be present at the
concert given by the children of Banner MIS-
zion Sunday School last Thursday evening
but we have been informed that in every psr-
ticular the entertainment was complete
success, and that sufficient amount of mon
ey was realized thereby to accomplish the de-
sired object
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
y ew Orleans ~ arkst.

By TELEGRAPH NV UziKsss. May ~.
tvttou FIRM ans asehAsgsc: iJp nj ding =
Sugar aud AJi<sses u n nAngsi.
flaur-r-ui'; po SAFE; ,nyeTnu slz5s
Corn -Fu good defuADA yslIOv mixtd 81 80 81 saJ<
tsSl IS
%. ~ IN and unchanged
York very dllL mes 50 :. AJAX
aecn-Good jvbtisg smapd a. fsil p &c :, shoulder
81 nj .id-s i2ls clear sd. Ia. 1i3Jf
Lsrt-Dui of rtd y reset ~ si!&
Cofes-f. - papa 7,1lss<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
legal Notices.



Uhitsd lSsss " Anerea ssstAs,~ DtstaIsn ~ Ioscss
O. olAHK, usissd sstss Msrssai for tho Stats
Is u lsvs do prpby give public nOt1re that il tt1e
Of the United etates Against copper Kettle
Of seizure and fossiurs under ses Of Congress
did the 10th DAY a Mar, lse7 y nAroa roesty.
Iowa. attach and take ioto my Possession Tor sale
d. copper kettle. one worm, log building asd
the lsad upon which III aftuats1 beinG sits-
ated In Marion county, Iowa. and described follows
half OF .. x. Or Section ss Township ~ Range 10
vest
And ALEC give public motto. that tn. time assigned
for the return OF said IL the 4th day
1887, and hersby edmonish aud summona oil persous
claiming ssy Int rsst the said copper st sL Il
or kntpbG o. having spy thing 70 say why the sans
shoaldnot be oond.m ned and sold 70 the demand
Of said sppssrt that they be aud appear before the
.sii Court to be held IL an fo the sout Division
District OF lows, at the United Stat Court 10 ihs
city Of kcokuk 10 said District, At special term be
hi iden the first Tuesday In June 1867 At oepe
10 the forenoon OF that Day then ana thers
esimfor the same aed to make their allegations Ii
that b half u W. CLARK, u n
MAJ h-dlss H. st.ros, d, putty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
TINTED STATES NARsaAI,ssAlE

- ~ virtue Of tr-ciai eE.eu k5u d. g. ted
-, ed from the C-k fice The Dkf'ict tie
United st,t-s Tor the Dsstfiet low. Southern isi-
rif. =, .oi Nh ~ili, ,ndei by
pas@ t. tAe pull zTrfipn at p fiit,'ons iIQasr
stnr- II Hsia aud 7th tsee'. th- city IKE
ohHk ir rerrts fs-s, wsdne-dss Nay leih 1851
a. 10 aeloot aid ray o. barrel High
vhs- the IA shst aud heat bd5rr tn sb satisfy
st'eree rendered ia aid Contt Information II
libel peufinx IN -sid Court, wh-tep TIE nii~t et.t.,
o. ~ Is d. elzHt and tarre Il uigh- ines Is
thu iihrlie~. O W LAX
:. Nsr.hEl fof the STATE ~ Iasa
mats ny u FULTON. t1s ntv L e ".
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
Is, vsrsas - i-c = execution 20 dft x trd
,n-d frf- CsFk'. ~ 81 the Dsts ct G at
In'f-t state the ~ &c o Ip~s. ihefa ItEi-
siar at keokrk All csvi Hsni'd satt T.
lo-e 90 ss'e at tnblic aurti5 at y. ihiaus liqnor
store. Of Mai and til "a tire et. &C.
okHk H.. eoanty iova, on -in-sfay M-y 18th. 1885,
Mt 10 lick a If aid day two . iiydrosl.t,rs
uue - csptrr sun ctr q TN sun he .ni ipr.
IL cepf Wore and Tub thr.- tsascks OF rnes thr.
~ spIi t. ssrhs one ~ iron pipe. hsaaer fur
49, hursl-, u u barrel tsninx il,irts me- tSA}
EsiNts - HigA~iu~s, twv 81 i.l& sbd - Their.
nunrt~r, 10 the highest and br.i iider for cash
~, de~s--r aj-' 3 Ia aid c.urf siu .. Of
i' pvnf'ns -rii Cont Wherein tn tHitAd e,at~-
~ An-rts j. l'e sst an ttso uyjr nist'rs al
tn III 1T 20 W. CLARK
q. $ H.f.iai hr tho rtate fro~s,
mss3 - =. uir' N IeIuiy L 8 "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

WHEN you want shoes remember bidlernsn
is selling his entire stock at cost, 10 qua, 'ne
business. You will find his prices very low.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
CITY NEWS.

HlcH T.IvixG.-E Eating -four at S2l per
barrel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

Norics TO TAX FAYEKs.-l am now pres
pared TO receive City Taxes. A discount Of
Eve per cent will be allowed on any tax CT
1851, provided ii be liquidated on or before
the 6rst day OF July, 1867.
" n FovprN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

wAsrEp.-A girl 10 do general house
work. a, Mr.. Strongs, corner Seventh and
Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

Chicago Live stock Marker.
Nv Telegraph cs'cso Ms, II
Rec-rt'-l car ~ eatiis 10 rars o. hogs ca 4
| ~ sheep
catis-caeee TO rrio' IS no. IS fair 10 .cod 50 80
a. es soaln'Ao to redrm - toae %
Ho<s Cheioe 10 irs-r Sc sode IS far 10 good 90 o
as Is common to medium, rs seRs IS
81 p-Good to Prime II soas 2t rommun to fair
rs soaT IS &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

Totsdo Market.
ey Telrgraps ToLrpo May II.
Ysur- Quiet
Vh-st-uneh,rr.S. Gales of Amber at IS 20.
7ora--oc ned sa4c he't c sed with advance: last
sal Of ~ n, Il 70: ~o7a %
Oats better; sale. at "a fa- Vol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

The Fairfield Ledg tells how g,ston
runner was unfeelingIy sold" in that rlace
few days since. As general ,hnp the
boys from "Bossing are natural, very
sharp, bd, notwithstan ng, they sometime,
get "picked up" in thei rarsbles ont West
The story is related thus
"a sharp 'daown East Boston bummsr
bit himself most egregiously the other day in
our town. He was passing shop where
some boys mad two young hawks He i'm
medistely made enquiry about the Young
eagles. To carry out die Joke. he was lid
ali about the habits OF the eagles OF his
country, and what fine birds they wv. liz
had read about the live eagle OF Wisconsin
regiment, and his love of the glorious bird
led him to ask the price. Upon being IN
formed that one could be bought for seventy.
FIVE cents, or both for one dollar and twenty
five cents, he closed ia and bought
Some of his friends, who we're standing ly.
told him that the one be had bought
was female grey eagle, and thnt the other
was mole bald eagle. He Immediately pur
chased the oihg. He then procured . box
and shipped bis esgles to friend in Boston,
at a cost in all Of about FIVE dollars, On his
return 10 Boston be will learn hos he has
been hawkeyed in Iowa. We doubt wheti O.
his friend will appreciate the gift. Pity the
boys didn't have . coupleof buzzards TO sell
him for condors-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
AT. a ". Gr.nd Loag. M...sas.


QFFHE GRAND SECRETARY, f
TRAM l.onGE or iowa,
Iowa CRY. May /, 1867. } I
To the Representatives u Lodges al the 24th
g. A Communication. At Davenport, June
sih. 1857:
REDUCTION or FARE
The Dubuque & Sioux CITY and Dubuque
4 Northwestern Railroads and the AcGregoY
4 Western Hallway. and the Western Onion
Railroad. carry delegates at halt fsre-pay
full lar ~ going.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad viii charge full fare going and only
IN per rent. retaining
The Western Stage Company charge full
fare going, and one third in returning.
The following Railroad Companies respect.
fully decl NJ any commntation. viz;
Chicago K Northwestern Railroad
Des Moines Valley Railroad
Burlington Il Missouri Railroad.
The Northern Line Packet Corpsny will
charge iuii fare going aud return free
The hotels nj DaNenpor, have all agreed to
reduced raies II. ". CLARK,
Chairman Local Com mitgee.
+. 5 PAayIN, Grand See'y.
Paper, friendly to the Order will phase no
lice tn, above for the benefit OF delegates il
their respective regions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

ysw vorh Money Markes.
AZ Telegraph Nsw yosr May II.
Money fahly active 81 es per cent for call loans
ster in "a Met snd Arm /.
td-shsa. 'asier. p~n'ng At srL. declining to
sssG. sa,.n,ing to s7SI. closing .ssfk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

BRlGGs HousE.-We learn that b H. ski.
ner, Esq, so long and so fayorably known as
the Proprietor of the Z" Metropolitan Hotel, /"
Chicago, has lately purchased W +. Tucker
d Co.'S interest in the well known Briggs
House of that city
The Briggs has been recently rsised to
grade, and contains about $50 Rooms. entirely
rehtted and refurnished with new and elegant
furniture throughout, and is now the best fur.
ni-hed Hotel in Chicago.
Geo. II Frei oh, so long and fa,orably
known as the Superintendent with Frank
Wentworth and Fred. Burnam IN the ofiees
is sufficient guarantee that no pains or ex>
pense will be spared TO make the . Briggsn
6rst-class House in all respects. and all
parties visiting Chicago cannot secure greater
comforts and accommodation, combined With
the Injuries Of the seas a, thar are dali, of
fered here BY its gentlet anly proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
Arrivals rnd DEPARTURES OF kekuk Paekris

ROB ROY,
Arrives On Fassiay snd Friday ats O'Clock p. m,
and Del ar's Wednesday aud Saturday morn
ing At a'si,ck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

TIN merchants OF our CRY have entered
into al. agreement 10 close their places Of
basine. each evening. Saturdays excepted,
a, eight O'Clock from Monday. May 2nth,
until September lsi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

INQR EALB-Thrse very desirable ltts. uhich
loeatsd t~C--tory trick dwelling h0ass, contain
ing seven rooms large hri ~4sh horse ami wood
bouss together WITH La brick stable tao large
eissrns and lots well eoysrd With ehoos lot o. frun
de;hfr tres This prvpertr Is ,ituatrd the
4 IN and Morgan sire eonysnient 10 business Price
fot0o half rash balance in snd yesrf, at pc
uArchr II TEN-KTcB
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
REGISTRATION IN RICHMOND-OvER 1000 COLoRED
MAJoRTY-TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvEN-
TON.
RICHMOND, July Al am enabled to give the re-
sut the registration up to yesterday evening in TINS
city, the various wards well the whole corpora
ton. Monroe Ward returns black majority Of 793 Mad
son Ward has white majority of 10; jefferson ward
majority for the blacks OF 80 Fourth Ward lG black
majority. Fifth Ward, 104 white majority. The Whoie
vote OF the city is ,2Ol OF which 5,On whites ana
When registration closes this black majority win scarcely
be essened 1t is expected Gen scboheld wiz Issue
supplementary order in view of the Act o
Congress just passed for the information OF ana
all others concerned.
The Whig of tomorrow publishes a report of meeting
held Rappahannock County of the citizens who pro
pose to act with the Republican party on the 10th nst
which is as follows;
The object OF the meeting having been explained, on
motion, the following gentlemen were appointed dele
the City Of Richmond, on the LIST day OF August next
james t. O'Neal a. W. Utterback, Dr. b. F. Kinsey JAS
Settle Middleton Miller Alex. Carey. John X Moore
Charles r. Carder James NJ, Berry Lafayette Browning
Joseph w. Culbert, John Minor Leaveu VIM = WOOD, A.
f. Menefee, Willis Browning q. H. Brown, H. j. Hollahd
WIN. NJ Arnall, ir, and Fred. III: Bruce. On motion u
was resolved that any citizen OF the county without re-
gard color who may attend the Convention Is
hereby appointed delegate 10 the same;
company with $527OOO capital. paid up, was formed
yesterday for the purpose OF purchasing lands III virginia
for the erection OF manuiacofies ana deyeoP1HS P .he
President and Thomas H. Wynne OF Virginia, Secretary
UNION MEETING AT DANvILLE.
A Union meeting was held at Danville on Wednes-
day last. and the following among other resolutions,
were adopted:
Res,red That we will in good faith, accept the proyi-
sons of the bill passed by Congress- and known as the
sherman-Sheabarger bill; and that we viii 90 an n our
power procure the formation OF State Constitution III
strict conformity 10 the bill.
IcSOrcd That will cooperate with any party or set
Ofmeu whose object may 10 be the restoration OF our
Government upon principles of justice and political
equality with other States
Resolved That will oppose any party or set OF men
whose object may TO retard the speedy reeonstuc-
ton OF Government upon the plan ald down by Con-
gress believing, do that snch action can have no
effect than 10 postpone indefinitely our readisson
into the Union. ,
Iesored That efforts TO restore to dis
turbed country acknowledge the right as well as the
duty OF every free citizen 10 cOOperatc with us.
RcSOred Ina. we believe the Union Republican party
is the only organized party IN the United states hat
has the power TO accomplish the work OF reconstruction
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
DISASTERS.
BoILER Exruos1oN Ar LANcAsrER.


LANCASTER, Pa, July 13.-The boilers Of the Full
ton Cotton Mill exploded early this morning The engi-
neer, David Haunch. was killed. the superintendent, Mr.
Plumber, had both legs and an arm br0Een fireman
had his legs fractured and Is otherwise injured few OF
the female operatives who happened TO be in the mill
less scalded One of the boilers thrown
into the mill and the other was carried over square
north. The east end Of the building Is demolished
named Meyers found in the river, and there
may be more there. The mill is owned by J. Il. Bitner
Bro.
Another account says the accident took place before
the operatives had assembled the loss OF hfc would
have been much greater. The explosion carried of
boiler weighing three tons for distance Of
a square, rebounding twice from the ground on
its passage. The boiler and engine-hOuso Is a
through a thick partition wall into mill Some dwellings
in the vicinity damaged by the flying masses or
brick aud iron. Daniel Hautch. the engineer: was
found dead The body of operative Valentine Myers,
was taken out Of the ruins crushed and manged super
intendent Plumber mOrtaly injured and has since
been reported dead Several male and female operatives
scalded.
The cause OF the misfortune is involved in doubt.
The coroners jury now occupied in investigating
the matter
The has been visited by great numbers of citizens,
and immense crowds surrounded the mill Tor hours after
the accident.
loss to property understood to be covered by In
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
POLITICAL.
NEW-.JERSEY.


city caucus was held at Cooper Hail. jersey CITY
on Saturday evening cectng delegates to the I'm
partial Suffrage Convention ut Trenton, on the 23d inst
The Hon Dudley g. Gregory was elected chairman. The
following were chosen delegates at large and their alter
natcs - -, -,
Deiegacs Al LargeThc Hon. ID. s. Gregory, the Hon.
Jas Gopsll Major Z X. Pingbon the Rev Dr Mattison
the Rev DR.. j. ROmcyn Berry the Rev IL A. Cordoi o.
Davenport Isaac S Scrodcr d. W. Weiss, the hon o. u
Falsenburg, James Warner Bent c. Clarke, Daniel Nc
Lood the Hon John Ramsey, Dr. Adoph Kristen D. W..
PangbOm - -
ATcrHates-John Rodgers. Horatio N. Eye, j. d. Cars
calleu Manasssl Bailey, r. W. Tukbury, Chas A. JOhn-
SON j J. BotitOn Jacob Wcart, Delienry ID Holt tici-
ard A. Wood H. Il. MO0scy, A. W. Van Wlnkle' Noble
Heath r. Terry, Robert Mclaughlin David Taylor
Ward delegates were elected ~ follows: First Ward
Delegates = Grcgog. r., b. b. Grnnel, Leroy scher-
mernorn. Alteruatcs VIM. j. Negus, G. H. Dunmer' JOS
Acton Second Wards h. Masters, j. &. Marinus Jas
H. Love; Alternate Henry smith, VIM Juniss !coloedl'
III E Farrer. Third Ward-Stephen Quaibo, Jonathan
Dixon ir Geo T. Edgar; Alternates, X. H. Adams Aines
BTaiuard John iiulnstcd. Fourth Ward Geo H. Nhlp-
pie Beni Van Ripper WIN. W. Ward Alernates Henry 4.
Lee WIN Tayl.r Geo. Tcesdalc Fifth Ward Moses
Keliam A. j. owen, T. j. Burgess Aernates, X l." Car
ter Geo W Feeks (coioredl, WIN. B. Dunning siAth
War,-Wm Gopsill. Nighoas Waters. jacob Ringe; Al
teruates = Ellington. Frank Il. Hale Frederick POrIett
seventh Ward-Louis Leaycns Henry Wlid j. u bn h.I
gess; Alternate Enoch Cove William Boyle, "ni' Mci
den.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
DIED.

AYDERSOY-on Saturday morning July l3 e short Illness Geor.
na Of Hiram and Mary Ann Anderson OF this city
TIE aud friends Of the family respectfully invited attend
the Tuesit afternoon az O'clock rom the residence oi
her parents No % West Twenty arstst without further notice
BAKRRSudeny apopeEy Tarryown Saturday July H.
Samuel A. Baker. IA his 53l year =. o.- +,
Tie family members Of Keystone Lodge No 70 p
A. knckerbocker Lodge. No 6t2 T. A. NJ and OF hng re
Chapter l70 X A. NJ Invited 20 attend bis funeral on "ed
July H. at II o'clock from his late RESIDENCE Feaant
Vile Coaveyance will be IN waiting we det
Plrasane arrival Of the u o'clock tfaH Harlem hAi
road, from Hewiork
BACOEOp SATURDAY morning July H. Of congestion o. the brain
Theodore and susie Baecn aged IL
The relatives and friends % fm invited 10 attend the funeral
al No 3I Ne hirst O'Clock on Monday July 10
pRR,ysTRRIn ooklyn Saturday, July l3 Charles ~
C.,rgs n Brewster. aged 81 yeats
M ,tixes and fps respectfully invited 70 attend his
1,on hI. m reence lJj Remsent, Booklyn TuesAy
July 10, without farther nouee
ppoN, Princeton Friday morning July y Caroline
nrown late Of New-lork
vs services from residence Of mother, Mrs 8 A.
PRINCETON Monday July l5 81 o'clock 1he
and friends family respectfully invited 10 attend
coNROYIu CAL Thursday June 3 Mary C. Goa
ROY Of this city, aged o. years
Canansy Saturday July H. 1857 Richard Car
man Of this city, in his Goth year
Tho and family invited attend his funeral
fm the Church the Bterceson CamansS High Brge
0cek without further invitation Carriages
M bo hi Attendance Church. Bsoaawa aud 1enthst Until
is,cok the o'clock train OF the Hudson River
Railroad CaFmane depot ndei aud ntt seco1dsI
BGERToN-A Carb0uias Penn Thursday July H. Of eOnsam0
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
2u ri T8sa,gi1

Ou Bsivyn third daughter OF Lbbes and Jane Egu s<
% yesn
HowLAND-At walPoe ses Hampshire Tuesday JAY .. Pc
HOwlsnd. ESQ. aged %
H0MERAt Island snddny Frday July IT, James osses
Of HsW-YOrk 10 the 18th year OF has age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 sd
bis funeral Of Lis mother. no ld West Sxess
st. on Monday Afternoon July u, Al , O'clock =
PELTONOn Wednesday evening Jaly 10, at his rsdenee -
North Shore Of Staten Island Daniel Pn e 9A year o bs
&c
Tts friends family invited % stens the
Trinity Pscoryve SUNDAY aeroen a
Slesmboat ~ koh RTer at cook o.
SPRAR-At Beevil j. Friday July H. James sPear in s
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The relatives and friends are Avte his
residence BeieYIe Monday OOk M Iarusges YIN ks
ia waiting Markets. depot tie arrival ol the IL 10 taia 2
NeN-York.
SCOLES-On SUNDAY July H. William D. ni1ni 500 ieaY D. asS
Elizabeth SchOles aged year, mouths aud - dAyS -
Tie and Of the family invited % attend I auess
residence Of his parents No liz Bedford sye BookJ
D. Tuesday July l6 at O'Clock p