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NOTICE Is hereby given TO All parties who
~ have claims against the estate OF r.
Shoue, deceased. viii present them duly au-
tnsnticated on or before the 18th day or No
vember next Also, al who are indebted "a
said estate will please come forward + T seffle-
N eat. Address. Bartlett Station, Memphisa1a
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Tenn
MRS. L. A. Nj SHONF
orI4 Arurfrf nj
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TN Offering OUR BTTTFEs 20 the Southern
Il Public, We have no hes fancy ia asserting
their superiority over any Sortheru puodgc.
tloS in our msrke;s. IN their dsviserceut they
are purely Southern - compounded with a
special sdsptitude % TIE v2rl-us types oI
stomscie arrangements prevalent IN cur
climate.
uiss gentle stimu'ant 20 tho syste-o atte1
undergoing a severe illness.
tits q cure for Dyspeps.s-
1t assists Digestion.
Il cures Diarrlea and gl1la-a Tn-aus.
Itisa preventive for Chils auI Fsvars
II lis an invaluable conu1n,oa Tor person
travelling at 81 -aasoEs of thayee-
It's HOME enterprise, ana possesses true
merit
~ sold everywhere.
O. II. EBBERT & &C..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. o EIovvs1,d's Row,
febIO n TfcuD 8his Teun.
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journal says: /:

The spire Of the French cathedral in
Montreal, when struck by lightning the
other day, was lifted perpendiculaTly in
the air and then tumbled through the
roof
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany pays its President $4,000 a year.
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It Is a labor saving invention as well rs an in
valusble remedy IN Scurvy. Scald Head. Erup-
tious Of the skin and Piles Dandruff is re-
moved from the head, the Teeth Whttened and
cleans d, Plaie and JeEelry cleaned, Stains
efectualy removed from Carpets, Furniture
Clothes, Paint, NsrniSh or Marble, with the
greatest lactity and without injury TO the ma
teriaL Il Is great saving or time and LABOR
in washing clothes. IL is the only known soap
which viii wash Fiannels with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fulIing or shrinking. All
these important objects can be effected without
injury 70 the skin or the most delicate fabrics
it possesses no deletsriOus qualities whatever.
The world Is challenged 10 produce a soap
which possesses so many valuable properties
and which is 50 innocuOus and safe. Its q
home invention, and denes competition in any
part OF the world. Il has become q necessity
IN Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
through8ut the South, and eventually will ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America. EurOpe, Asia, Africa and Oceanica.
Manufactured solely By @. P. McGimsey, Mem
Dhis. Tenn, and sold at the following places in
the city at wholesale and retail Page 4 Cos
DeanB Taylar's Drag Store, Poplar street
KinCb, corner of Third and Adams Oliver &
Co.'S Ds5Oto BLOCK. Madison street; will soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store The proprietor Is determined that
Its nanufacture shah keep pace with the PAP
idly extending demand for its use. aul5
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ To Al Hhoul q Nay C5nesr7s !. 3 \ 7i--
taken out Letters Of Administration on -
estates OF Charles CuEces and Henry Corlfes /
hereby notify al persons having ciaiuns an.
these Estates 70 come forward and prese-4
them properly authsn ricated, etc, .Witzin 80,
time prescribed BY Law, or they wiz b. forever
bErrsd. A COR 0sS. Admin l. traitor
Bullock a Anderson. attorneys. ocIa Ir1ss
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAYANAGH d DECKER'S
BILLIARD TABLES
CAT-GUT CUSHION,

1suufsctured by KAVANAGH & DECKER,
and Patented Dec. u. 1906 isee Scientific
American, Vol ID. No H.
II j. The only CushiOn that possesses al the
4uhilties a5ienii ial % a Perfect T. shisu T. j.
ne most elastic and most dura bic Gu-hlsn ever
Ousred u the billiard playing fuolic. a. is
eolA. an " proven D. the great demand for g.
sslce ~ lntr duct on The peculiarly when
1l,lln lshes he Cat-Gut Gus ion and renders
uptrlor % al otlers, Is the tlghLened oJrd Of
- - sut when oVerlles the ace ard e1ge o. the
raS2 - anl running the fuli len tn Of the
S.sLi4oli y ulch prevents The ball from bedd ing
~ no lls ~ DoeE and jumping rom the table
Ane AddlLon OF the cat Rut cord also addz
mgch 70 ne elasticity Of the Tushion
The Cat-tfuL tuznion has already bee, an
plle1 70 over lulJ tables which are In el,nsfs1-t
use. u ran be applied % tables OF anV 13si-e
for g75 per set.
Kavanagh & Decker's Factorv. Al the en-.
Of Centre and Canal streets, y. & l. tns- mo-
complete Of It's kind in the world Tbe roa-
ehinery i Of the most improved character. The
lumber dry 4uE room the Ia rEest 10 The Usited
states, the material used the best that can BE-
PuTe1ased, and the Workmen thoroughly
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimming. AL
OF me bet make, constantly on hand
havGnsgh Decker are The only AGENTS In
this country for Kay's Cue Ceuaent. adludgsd
oy competent authorities % be the best Cement
ever used
Fun size Tables cut down for 500.
send Tor Ilust ated Price List
kAFANAGH q DECKER
Corner of Centre and Canal streets,
SO 50 --sz1 New YORK City.
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StOckhoIders' 1Teefin0.

1UHE Stockholders OF the MEMPHIS Avn
Il LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD viii meet -
The Companyls once in Memphis, on ths I5fh
dav Of NoVenoer next, 20 elect Board
By order OF the Board
". B. WALDRAN
or1R I'm larraf arlr and
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
4. ). EItKS, :: President.
A. sEESSE', Vice President,
". 3. BelLG, : secretary.
v. c. MCCLURE, Treasurer.
in. EBEGNDsOS, General Agent.
3. WOODWARD, Regular Physician.
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lursdAJ, the ai.t day Of november. 1861,

on the premises, between the h0urs Of 20 o'clock
(, s,in m and 2 m, n a. pubic auction 70 The
lslle5l 9-ddcr, inF cash, the entire pros cry %
y - lo1l1 covered y sad tfpst deed. being the
u y rs ehd ldrniiur In stOrehouse No a. on
5ae N9Ftn sias o Jefsrson slre-t and On tha
s s44s u Celter ale ia the city Of lism-
any, VIII Al lls appurf enauc@s thereto b.
ongng. anc vii. a. ths sane time, rent sid
1lofr rlouse no ~ daHerso-t E1reet. XVI. z toe
pur CHASER OF The properly sCIf he r. 49, -
10 be fully secured. -'
u. SHEP HERD. Truseee.
Memphis, Octobar alth- ls57 - 49,
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Trustees Sale.

D1 VIRTUE gf q Deed Of Trust male 70 ne
~ y r. Hughes on the ID cay ~ W0ve7n-
ger Lseo and recorded IN The Pc lzl+ris ofIre
"a "a 5uel county, and state o. Tenue Sc fri
@ oooA No - pat z, pages zi7, 30 and Zf- - e
Will t------A named 4
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FOR SALE.

1SO ACRES or IMPROVED LANp-rrr
AOO miles frem Memphis. Terms easy
Apply to T. L. CI,RRkE
norlm' 2 frs1t Sersst.
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Notice.

A IL persoUs holding claims against the es-
"a tate Of David Weeks, deceased, sre notined
Is Gle tsem With the undersigned within the
rfrne prescribed BY law, or they viii Be barred.
=. SMITH Administrator.
Octobsr . 1851, oSso laYiWs
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w Il. rRI0G. JOIN 7. PIGorr. VIZ. X. JOHNSON
VIM. a. TRIcc & Co..
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
REAL RsTATE AGENTS,

ALhI ID n = y - u = %
BOONVILLE. NO.
rDUY and Sell Exchange; Deal IN Cod and
Is silver Coin Bank Notes and Military
flouds. Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
For Correspondents; Real Estate sought and
s5ols. Taxes Paid, etc Loans Negotiated upon
Reai Fsfete Security; Bonds Stocks, Mercau-
fiIe Paper and other Securities Bought sud
soid on Comm tssions q Collections upon all ao-
ceEsible points made upon laNofsDie terms,
md prooeeds promptly accounted for.
FsnderinF our services 70 our OLD TRENDS and
fks nublic generally for the transaction OF any
Bslnazs pertaining 70 Ranking EXcnsnges
Collection or Real Estate Office,
We are, very respectfully,
WM. II. TRI9G a co.
Fg-We have abstract OF Real Estate Re
s,ordE Of Cooper Co.; Original Entries, Deeds,
Mortgages, Judgments, Wills, DEGREES, stc.,
showing condition Of tttle 20 al the Real Is
aate In the County. ". Il. i. a 90.
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204 Front Street
HEzMEs Lodge sf Perfection, lfth No J.
Stated Communications ID Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry y. Woodland, SD, c..
NJ. Charles NJ. Carroll, 18th. Sec
MIrHsAs LodEe Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2.
Meets 4th Wednesday Of each month. George
Sec.
CAsIPHIA council OF Princes OF jerusalem, 18th >
No. a. Benz. K Pulen, ed, Tsrsh.'. -
-, Sec.
CALvARY CHAPTER OF Rose CroiI, 18th, No. l..
Charles W. Adams, ed, NJ. W. n. 7. Tom
unson, 32t, See.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssEIs Council Of K-h, soth.,
No. .. Henry p. WOOdard, ed, Comm. :
William Y. CirOae 82d, Rec.
OoNEIsToRV OF WEST TESNEssEE sd John
Ainslie. S3d., Comm. in Chief Dodge Q.
Trader, sd, Reg.
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30. BANFIL & CO.,

VTAVE established their Office In Titus
III Rlosk, IN rear iof No. u Jefferson street.
w1ere they may tbeltound by-parties interested.
oc2s
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Chaneery Sale OF Real Estate
On
Friday, December 9th, 1861.

30 y. II 1--Johu NJ Fleming. adm'r pf Al
" " nNeal, 81 al Chancs J court OF Mem
X ELItue OF an I'M erlocufory decree made IN
Dthe above cause. 1 viii sell at public auction
70 ne highest bidder Al the Court House door
~ Lle civ Of Mem rhis. Tannas..-a
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
CITY OF NEW YoaE, DEPARTMENT. OF EGyAlecK.
PrREhu OF ARREAHn

OFFICE ARREARS ieez }
HOcr Of Ms
LAM a
tbs "Es Nos! inclusive
NsCr ef NwYu Rents Caoh "" With the PeT
Oh from 30 1863 inclusive ard designated " hereinafter par
axttthe Of advertisement
further, lcs
ldaP VI
swh
with tia
hS several s
In f
z B CONNOLLY C0mpGol AGCADf, Cak Of Arssx
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

ths latter returned his thanks for the ecOme saying
hat America was his birthplace and the home of his
Restors The party next prOcee ded TO the
House OF Representatives. where Speaker Wait IN
tbs name of the members Of that b Ody welcomed
iho President Although, he said. may differ to
public policy, recur with infinite pleasure TO the
oolc and patriotic attitude by you during the
dark hours when our country in Pc ril trust your
sOOurn may be agreeable. should be pleased 10 show
y6, state; Is small bu' stands 1mnent in energy
iudqstry aud patriotism. IChoers.l
The Ptsidont then returned his thanks for the reCep
ton indie endent OF party, and for the mplnentaTy
terms len the speaker had alluded 10 him.
Secg.tdjy seward, Postmaster General Kendall. and
Geus Eo1'scau aud Granger, next introduced aud
sppl1td.d
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT IN PHILADEL-
PHiA.
~ TELgsnsPu TRIBUNE.
PnHADEplHA. June ga meeting Of merchants.
bankers and other citizens is called for tomorrow to
t9ke arrangements for sritaborecepton OF the Presi
dent ls return from the East The call is signed by
leading mon in commercial circles.
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THE LABOR MOVEMEYT.

TIKI woRKfNGMEN's STATE ASsEMBLY-REPoRT OF
THE CoMMrTrEG ON THE EIGHr-HoUR LAW.
ALBANY, Juno 2G.-fn the W0rkingmen's Assembly
to-day Messr,. woodruff and Troup made majority re-
port setting forth that In order to carry ont the eight
hour movement perfect organization Is necessary; that
tho interim between aud the annual session of the
Assembly be devoted to organizations that secretaries Of
every wOrkngmons organization in the State furnish the
President Of the Assembly, week before the next
son the number OF enptoyed at their business in
their town city the number who belong 20 the UnOn
the state OF trade the amount OF funds in the treasury
what per centage sile members will pay weekly from
tcir to enforce the system and that wages he
reduced to correspOn3 with the reduction ia hours. Mr.
ONsl presented majority repdt which favored imme
Incorporation of the system.
resolution was offered by Mr. Troup calling upon the
National Labor Union to- organize National Working
mems party, which was adopted. resolution calling
upon Congress at its July session 70 take up the Eight
Hour BILL tabled in the Senate last session. adopted.
Also calling upon SenatorgMOrgan 5nd COnknng To favor
the committee Of tree appointed toswait
Gov FentOn aud requesthn to ssuea proclamation call
ing upon State officials 10 work their employees only eight
hours. The President was Instructed to petition the Con
stitutioBRl Convention and submit 60 that body such
matters as the Assembly wish to have Incorporated
in the Constitution resolution unanimously
adopted chat II the Constitutional Convention refuse to
incorporate those that submitted for
the benefs ef the w0rkngmer the assembly viii use its
influence with the wOrkngnen OF the S8te to vote down
the Instrument During the debate several delegates
denounced the present EightHour law cheat, con-
eOcted by politicians After report fr0r the Finance
Committee the tax levied the several organizations
was collected and the Assembly then adjourned till to
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
AN ExcURsIoN AND PICNIC.


" A pleasant time" must have been the pretty gem
era comment Of the large party of excursonists and
pcnickers that returned TO Brooklyn last evening on
board of the steamer sunnysde after their sail mp and
down Hudson, and their merry atternoOns oin anu
dinner among the historic domains OF west Point III
was certainly pleasant time for every one VINO accom-
panied the party The trip was arranged Tor inc Suhay
Rev Henry Ward Bcecher pastor; and, OF course hey
could not 20 alone, very well, they took along thcr
parents older brothers and sisters teachers and friends
TO the number of nearly thousand, mostly members OF
the Church The Sunnyside, cOmmOdOus, comfortably
finished and fassaliDg boat took them all aboard De-
tween and O'Clock in the morning. at the loot or mon
was saaly weather at FIRST but the sunshine came as the
vessel fairly out OF sight or the cy Inc pieele was
fresheping the music the wind Instruments OF the
2Sd Regiment Band was enilyenng; iG iS PEI, W % to
cement good feelings went the party OF the sunny
side TIL IL arrived opposite Peekskil Here stop was
and bis wife. While he was coming the band
struck up Hail 10 the Chief" and tie sun
day-schoOf choir sang song OF o.. welcome Y, me
Wien he reached the deck his greeting was ervens anu
and valuations ceased the little children being among
the n0et enthusiastic about the Deacon, as tney
termed him At West Point landing was made ana tne
party IN groups with hampers in band stroed through
fhe military ground eat their luneheons IN tne shau
dells OF their selection. and visited many places OF
interest The few cadets who were not away WIN 'Ie M
yo,,ng ladies' After two hours OF excellent ENJOY
y,nent the skies bright al the while, the party
Te9mbarked Mr. Beecher left at Peekskil comnS down
ore was from the excursion the committee IN
Charge unanimously tabooed the graceful muse outyue
at the last for dance the spirit OF the young
h Hny,i Poiia Brooklyn touched again st about
ocloch and the party went 70 their homes put as
ioathe 10 let much happiness ole out ths sunny
Eept near the wharf nearly half an hour oeiofe
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THE SOUTHERN STA1ES.
IIlIrISIANl

LOUISIANA.
ASTOUNDING FRAUDS ON Ew-oRLEANS-ovER-IssUE
OF THE CITY NOTES.
~ z TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs, La, June 26.-More removals are
needed this unreconsructed city Mayor Heath last
night sent to the Board Of Aldermen the startling nfor
nation Of the fraudulent issue OF city notes To
N.5OoO1. for which the Controller and Treasurer
repr rssble The Mayor demands their Impeachment.
aud the Council asked To lepuate this fraudulent
issue. The S5,OOOOOO of city circulation form
almost the entire currency Of the city These notes
are depteciating rapidly aud the suffering
Chused thereby win fan mostly on the
mechanics and laborers An Of the city papers sustain
this fraudulent issue, and allege that il has been
put forth with the knowledge and consent Of the
City Councils. Well informed men say that
this will largely exceed million
and half Of dollars they have been printing notes all
the tme and il is impossible to put any limit 10 the
amount We have had three deaths by yellow fever hut
mOru deaths by cholera reported
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

erbng proceeded on Saturday night to thg house and
guarded the means Of exit TO Mrs Groendyoke's
fI ; tie uO1r was opened, and she aud Mr. Warren
IOuhu parity dressed and In circumstances which the Off
te5S considered them justified in arlestng pair and
3hlng mem 10 e North Precinct Station on the charge
OF adulttly' which they did Yesterday morning they
& taAen TO t Armory, and shortly after released
SaI 70 appear today for examination Several of the
pofaers and the servant girl prepared TO testify to
e improper conduct of the accused. Mrs GrOendycke
sSo some OF the famiiarties observed by claiming
Se Il engaged TO Mr. Warren aud expected 10 marry
hus soon Ths however, might be considered rather
"'H proceeding, nasmucl as the Court has issued
uoFce Tor divorce, and VIII probably order nc W trial;
~ th she is sti married woman. Her conduct with
otnei men beside the one named has been matter Of
sciho aud she will now have an opportunity to clear
AcESeH ifOm the suspicious, If sine Is innocent
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SUITS FOR VIOLATION OF THE PASSENGER ACTS.
hr TsbEsKAPz TKIBUSE.
SAN FRANsIsco, June 25.-Suits have been COM
menced in behalf Of the State against the agent OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company TO recover S2OOOO for
violation passenger act his refusing to pay the
Communication tax TO the Commissioners Of Emigration as
prescribed by the Statute; alsoganst the owners ana
OOnsgnees of the ships Garland, Ellen sou'Dard anu
an OF the Ocean TO recover Ss OO for violation Of the
Same act The law under which these suits are brought
Provides that the owners masters and conogees Oh e
Ses are to Communication tax Of 50 per head on all
Passengers foreign ports and in case 0i failure OF
kofsal comply with tho law, they VIII be slhe 10
e 900 for each passenger as a penalty
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
CRIME.
TIE NEwAaK LAWYER ARRESTED on CHARGE OF
FALSE PRETENsEs HI.

rtR NEwA9K LAWYER ARRESTED ON CHARGE Or
FALSE PRETENsEs
The voun0 man Samuel Hauser. arrested and held
90 hail In Newark on Tuesday charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses is not now Aacneo 10 inc
Office of Gen RunyOn stated ne having Ieeen1
opened an office of his own In Market-st AZ
Oonstable named Schroeder w9s also arrested t
An Connection with this affair, he being chaIZeu VIII
taining from Mr. SsOn $40 foc ths purpose OF M
khe release OF Mira sison from prison. IN ns O
hushand admits that Schroeder did secure pan Ior
nid Obtain her release bot alleges that az an OceE
had no ight 10 extOrt money from him IN tnat
wife al that her release from JAIL ~
IN the evening the said constable grossly mlsuseu 1 f
an omen lot on the wayto her home An examination Oh
tho sxycr and Constable takes place at 10 o'clock a. m
% Saturday next
ANEW PHASE OF TnE GRoESDYCKE DIVORCE CASE
Chicago papero Of Monday has the following;
Mrs Mary A. Grocndycke, who figured extenslveely
feW weeks ago 10 divorce suit against ner Oi
divorce ON the ground his habitua cfueity hru
htes Il abont fs make her debut before the Pupnc IN
another and NOT at al hatterng character Slnce heI
troubles with her husband, Mrs Groenayeko hss ~
living al No AZ Michlgan-st, and lately u ~ ssiu, ~
EOn the confidence OF the elderly lady tno rt
that ths latter gave the management oI her
puch INTO the hands OF Mrs. Groendyche, WIG
Iurnitarc and made improvements IoI whSn az N "a
Mortgage on tle property. Some 0f the posLueIs
stated la We fora long observed very karlng mPrO
pfieties between Mrs q. and Mr. George warren sS ~
Of fine appearance who either boarded ~ ns nVsS "
visited ID very Onen and. with the assem- OF I
oyoke, had been apprsed OF DIS wI5s cOuuuot 10
termed to have the offenders arrested They rePorUe
tas 10 pcce, and three OF tout men, 17r oYs"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
TENNESSEE.
LYNCHNG-THE CROPS.

LlNLHINNT-ITIE tItUTSs
st rKLEaRaPH
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June GA man named jeremiah
Hale found hung to tree. Raleigh, yesterday
morning with paper stating that it done by out
ragged people, for horse stealing. Crop reports from the
interior aro generally favOrabe fully twothIrds of the
land i'm cultivation planted in and small grains
The latter has been gathered with far yield In Eastern
ArkaDsas along the Red River, the crops almost en-
tirely DESTROYED by the overflow.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
THE STEAMER NORTH AsiERIcAN ASHORE

IHE SIFiMEK NUKIH ANlFkIUAl'7 A5HOIsE.
MONTREAL, June 26-For some days past much un-
esness has been felt here at the the steam
ship North America at Newfoundland where she to
land detachment Of Royal Canadian Rifles. 1t be-
lleved she had in way got her machinery damaged
and had gone straight to England to avoid risks of fogs
on the Newfoundland This afternoon, however
the following dispatch, which sent frOm Gaspe to
DahOuse by mail and elegraphed from the latter place
to the owners here received.
GAsPg BASIN June 20-The North American went
ashore o'clock Sunday night tile 10th inst,
and half miles off South Point, Island OF Antcos No
lives lost Passengers and all well We throw
ing cargo overheard, meantime the ship Il perfectly
tight The mails specie, and baggage are all landed
expect to get the ship off tonight the weather keeps
moderate.
The steamers st. George and Rocket have been dis
patched to Anticos the former to convey North Amer
lean passengers and mails TO Newfoundland and Liver
pool and the latter to render such assistance s may be
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
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JRLIIPFP-

JELFTK0s I VIM Su wepssi,y Jss, e age, es,, rd %
No 25i aymSsdi between rIoS Brooss
MORTTMER-O Tuesday evening ane long ssd y.nfaf
Illness. Charlotte b. eldest daughter O th late Re- Bena me
The rvss and friend. the family respectful,
st, Friday O'clock a without further imitation
NlcHALETTi-ou Mont Junes Hlaaah nehaletn aged
Her relative. ud e friend. o. the tTy invited g st,sS e.,
fGef soaain% William H. Clay No. % Vest Thirty srs st
Ssl.mHs s1. . @ els, c "f} s% % S,s o. i H.. s % 's '
from ii. n, residence 10 ~ FOy ss,esiG't os Tt-4.y
Bostoa Pspers please eofy.
s's Ss S:%" smith 's sgs r I.ss .s ~ :ss' ''
SSS Ha a. ''ag q .. As on % F are S ge; m S ' i e % %
n leaves sevenet dep's Nevfoss and SewH'ye~
STELLRA Jersey City Taesy June p 1867 william see.
,ycs AID friends Of the family pre respectfully ised .,est
O'Clock and the Baptist cAureb P'c,,sy n D. a.
held At thew rooms, Nos q and as Newark Jersey t jaas a.
a the following pr,s~5 srd resolutions Syrs onoss .Gpt
wise and mysterious providence to ke from by death oar beloved
;'oTed That humble the VII Of God this.
70 US eng ssPensaton Of las providence sud recognize hs
Rc'otd That r.srns the virtues q departed brother
alng heart Ir,i1e never Iodss,
painful void bis deaisBss created
ROtred weheeby tender beardet -mpsthy
@ her sad bereaemet and believe that he Who poai 70 be
widows
her in this her efneed
R0d That hereby tender thanks Capt n. r. Coabor
aud Dir Su tbs steamship for teir kntaess ssd
invaluable his sickness and eEdng tho
and burial OF deceased brother
Rd That the lodge draped w the Of aoorning
for the spare Of thirty days
Rod copy pub hsd in ~ Jersey
City also 10 The Ntr York Dsp0h TKsUSA aud Haid
Rod That these resolutions engessed fh the hooks o
the lodge and that copy be sent TO Caps Conner and Dr. sus
also to the wife Of deceased brother
JOSEPH RElSEY W. NJ HirsSs Lodge, No u T. and A. ~
+ + : ; pSSss1 sSSs,os' }spsssi Committee