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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-06
GREAT SALE OF
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
Tn West Nashville.
SJGJFP,S PLAN OF LOTS

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED O TRUST exc
ID cuted to me by c. II. H. Martin, will offer
for sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the 24th inst, on the premises, TWELVE BEAU
TIFUL BUILDING LOTS in Sigler's plan of
Lots. Said lots front 100 feet and run back EOS
feet to a twenty foot alley. Terms-6 IL. Is, and
"a months, with interest from date. Personal
security required upon the first note, and lien
retained until the purchase money is paid
ALSO. at same time and place. | will sell
twenty lots in same plan of lots, (on which there
is q splendid rock quarry,) on a credit of five
years, in equal annual payments, with interest
from date. Persons wishing TO examine said
property will call on J. NJ. Hawkins. or T. A.
Mccall, at Cheatham, Woods & Co.'S. corner of
Church and College streets. Private sales will
he made with terms to suit. Call on me at No.
IS North Cherry street.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH, Agts.
apr I'd S. W. CHILDRESS. Trustee.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L r O a d
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville
for Washington, New York, and
all Points East and south. Close
Connections Made at Chafta-
nOOga Morning and Eve
ming for ali Eastern and
Southern Cities.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-06

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. q, 1867.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JAN. "a,
" 1867. and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run as follows:
Leave Nashville for Washington, New York
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan-
nah, New Orleans and Mobile at 500 A. ". and
SOC P. NJ, arriving in Chattanooga at 200 A. NJ.
and 200 p. ~; both Trains making close con-
Dections at Chattanooga with East Tennessee a.
Georgia and Western * Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning leave Chattanooga at 7:40
A. ". and $40 ?. NJ, upon arrival Of +. I. 4 Ga.
and W. A. Trains, arriving in Nashville at
4:30 A. N. and Also P. N.
Elegant palace Sleeping Cars ON all
Night Passenger Trains.
SHELBYvILLE ACo0HMODA TIoE-Leaves Shell
byville $50 A. N. and 1880 p. NJ arriving in
Nashville ll:l0 A. n. and 4:30 P. N. Leaves
Nashville for Shelbyviile 500 A. NJ and 5:00P NJ
arriving IN Shclbyville 900 A. N. and 9.05 P. n
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
PASSENGER TRAIN Leaves Nashville 300
?. ~; arrives Ut Johnsonville 200 P. N. Leaves
Johnsonvile 400 A. A.; arrives at Nashville
1000 A. n.
w. p ENNES, Genl Sup't,
y. a g. and N. W. X. Il
J. w. BROWN. Gent Pass Agent
innA3-tf
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Splendid sleeping Cars A
tached To all Night Trains.

Columbia Accommodation Train
Daily, except Sundays.
Leaves Columbia 6:23 A. NJ
Arrives nc Nashville at................ suJ A. NJ.
Leaves Nashville 500 P. N.
Arrives al Columbia at..--............. b;SI p. A..
The Columbia Accommodation Train will run
on the above time permanently from year TO
year, except that IN summer the time OF depart
urc nom Nashville win be SEQ P NJ. instead Of
AGO 2. n.
For through Tickets and other information,
please apply nc the ofhce of the Nashville City
Transfer COMPANY, Northeast corner Of summer
and Church streets and nj the Broad Street
Depot, Nashville. Tennessee.
y. n. VAN DYNE,
jang7 General Superintendent
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NASHVILLE & DECATUR
R A I Z w A Y .
Great Central---All Rail Route
TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

Two Daily Through Passenger Trains,
making direct connections az DeeR-
tur with Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, for all Points
south and Southwest.
Through 70 Memphis Without Change
Of Cars.
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Fifth Day--Saturday. NAV II1I,.

Fourth DRy--FrIday, May 10th.
ASSOCIATION PURSE-s6OO for dash Of
three miles.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-06

Columbia Accommodation TrRi
Daily, except Sundays.
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OFFICE or GKNKRAL SUPERINTENDENT
NASHVILLE a CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
NaEhvflIe Tenn Han u 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
DIED.

R,on surd,y June % william W Of Dt A Ball ,gd 3
Of sonsnspon contracted y tue army 81 m s No. 81 West
Rievents.st enlist
invited without further notice.
BRYsoS-Ou SATURDAY, June g. at Newreeh' l. L. Maria "do"
Her relatives aud respectfully invited attend TIE funeral
reformed Dutch Church. '' NeSC~eeh' on noa'' '
noon a o'clock.
pAYsnldenly Of .popery on Sunday es inst az Esvnna%
j. My Day daughter Of Samuel and the late Mary D" aged
The relatives and friends family respectfully Iayisd % attend
her funeral Macdous Baptist Church on TUESDAY 'he Eh
inst al m
EvANs-In ,h, city Sunday % ner long illness Frank W.
Further naps notice otsS viii be given Of the funeral
GOODWIN-On Sunday 81 Harriet l. rect Of the late Courier
Goodwin esq u the 9th Of her age. II, 4,
friend. aud relatives and those OF her sous AID are
st. Third and LeIingoAVes on Tuesday at e"e
PGIsisipha AMI California pspers please copy. .-
GRAvEs-In BROOKLYN Friday afternoon june d. VIM H. Grave,
The r.rs. and fn. ei the family respectfully invited TO ,,;so
the from bis late residence cnsson ave near '@es ." non
HoYTA. Dsnbuv on sunl. June % MARY NJ wife q y T. oys
Funeral a. Ssl.'s q lTssny T.'S1Sus sS saa. sy
IoDRR Rye wesehesier Ceunty on SUNDAY the "a "a sc a. %
residence bis Bensmin oder Jared L0der IN TIE s
. s9 ! 'S,s s. e - r. ssT .s%. as as . sIas %
inst. elseL q The Msth"i' Church Rye ita' 'H'
JOIINsoN-On Sunday 2 at ~ o'clock N 'haf,' '"n"'0u
The % Muay rrnoon June o'clock The remains will
he removed 10 birmingham, Mass, for luterment ..,..
MATlIENSON-tn SUNDAY hoIhlhS, -" -""'Nf
~ p,rk and MARY Mlhevson, aged months
The friends the ANIL! are ntsl 70 so ai sS Kent
No. West For.y seEenth-st ... -- . =,
a, Milton Y on day the 2sd inst JOha Maan IN
the nth Of his . - a. MAJ, the
2h INST at m Frends Meeting House Mtoh sssnag
In t waiting Milton Ferry on the arriVai OF the o'f"
,raiu u,, d eHudsoa River RaIroadl fFon Thrtsthst
NRisE-ou Friday June Charles B. Mease ssed % Years
and family respectfully invited 70 Ai.eha
A hs late residence No DIS East ThTteenhs ON Mon
day she 2ih inst, at ! o'clock p m
MILIs-On sunday June 20 James Mills aged N years -.
and friend, family invited TO attend the iae
Church seventh between Second and Ihid
syes on Tuesday, sSth inst, at 2 o'clock
the residence broshinlaw G Brace Hastings
on The Hudson Saturday evening Jane harsnpe e"s
S.nsbi.r Of late Robert Nell Of Belfast ireland r..
H. Ssns will place Tuesday afternoon at u n trans
fo,r Thirtethst m
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
THE STATE or TRADE.
sr rnLsaRAru TO ram TRIBUNE.

Y rRLkeRsPH raE rRIBUSK. Iaa h
wheat % defining ' asfy.na y
Rye 45 Sugar good Refining l2l aele Pro
yIn' @ S Sides r Mess fol s' So g. s'I E a @ 6
gsSsLo lSf June DALI and the Quotations are no
the ve sellers make pc-tO sai eaers Which are nS@sa 30
70 50 w. dull sales GOO bush sS Mivaasst at about s
e Is Corn da sales S9 sS' No ws'Ssr sn a. *
Oats are nominal neglected Barley about ~ - for Cans,
Lard 1iaIa High unchanged eesP.-wsa' IRA Teo 2o
bush Cora % 900 bush oso G Itu% % Gss R fou o Dol" '"
% s's ard i,sI e Fs FsDs1 e'srr 5sSs
wheat Sole sale. - : 70, No Winter
Ss SS' % Sei aS.d r." q USli Ws.S ; 4 Cotton
9onnv % MH ~ Ms, held rs re- IN % s Baeon IN good
dead sales at for Clear Rib Lard dn BUTTE, @ chssse
Money unchanged Recep'12Oo sacks Coffee shPmen-izO0
oswEso June 22-Flour dali sOc lower Of 500 bs at
s spring va 80 iOr Red Winter S5 50 for whe and
out material al d change sale. Of @ sas No milwaukee Club
ssa 4 81 Oats sry Rye Meal g a.
ainSs SO y tun Canal freight. du &c Oats Sc to New
YORK Lumber - 50 to the lIg1 - 's g ss~Sag % &
Ss~YSI b "a. and ys5 ,,5 S , ,1' % So feet ~ In ss 5 '' %
Cac.Go Pour moderately active Spring sI,rA' ~ s
qso . Wheat quiet sales Of No. = - @ S ~ ~ o, o., Hs Ssa
@ 80 2 Oats quiet aud s''a&y :: pol. SIeS & g % Sr HS S Ef i9
Cattle DUH $50 Lave IogS active s5 $685. ~
@ good to eaS wbss sheep Ri @ 5 iS & n'3l2a Go2a 2sS bush Oats 30
Hogs shpnsni.aOO bb FiOa lIlOOO bush Corn 1900 bash
ORLEANS June dull; sales 900 bales Low Md
dngs 2c receipts exports 57 bales Mos
Flour steady and arm suPeane $40 S TRIBE
extra as 1mi yellow and mIred 'SdS1e white e
oats 6rmsr zoe du $22O0 for Mess Bacon esdv
shoulders odile Rib ilic Clear BE WHISKY asx ~ ,I
Later Rio. 23d29o c"i
i a seins RxehaBge 4sla 52 NewYOk sight Erchange
premium - 80. - -, -.-., =. IL.
Surit, Turprpine dull II 5lIe losn qns a 81 75G SO
LorvrLE 22-TobaccoSars Of l23 hhds 81 ~ 9d
superhue Flour wheat nominal Corn-Sheled sodS6c
deiveri Oats T6a80c Rye, tc Mess Pork, $2 Baeop--
Shoudr gc Clear s l2lc Plain Hams i9ic Lard in osrees
% na Jane ~ FjoaT an Wheat unchanged Com advanced
sas 81 ids2c No Oats advanced le sales oc io'
No. !.
MEsPu une 2-Co,ton market dull but unchanged Re
exports 80 bse Other markets nnchange
N Loris June quiet but unchanged Cotton
du at 2 Flour dali 80 for Itas and fd Si5 20 for Choe
and Fsnv Wheat aniet Corn IL dull al 63ds0e
oats n 6rn al 81 ln Mess Pok b lower
for Shouders 2e kh Siles
i1la2lc. for Clear Sides
MosILE Ala 22Coon 2t sales $50 bales receipts % bales
l2-COon quiet nnehingrdi WIN OaW
"A bu receipt tii bales
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
MARRIED.

CAsAMAJOR-TOL BBRTON-n Dokln TUESDAY June is 1871
nv the Re, DR. Fr Church Charles Bornomeo Paa
Cassms OF to Louise Jane iiolbrrton
GREEYB-MU Thar@sy The goth inst at 81 ThoYas
the Rev e. r. Duppin, ID d. oi New
bv Beaisrv Richard Henry Greene Of
NcNYork 70 Mar Gertrude daughter Of E. Munson esd o The
former place -.
HtyT-BOWNROn THURSDAY June DO in the Methodist Charh
Rhpe5eck by the Rev G. Harmse the Rev Andrew iun
n Pbebe Ru Youngest Of the late John BOVINE esq
suITI-w ATERBURY-On "Wednesday, June 49, the F
Preshsran Church Blsuveve Y by the Rev ~ .vshs
charles smith of l.. 10 Emma Wssr6uV 0 he or
place |.Ir b. 49,,
-ABRYDROTM Poricheser T. on Iharyray tne "n
Miss Ellen NJ. AbendOtb.
b tbs Rer samuel Iongsworth Amherst Wight , to Ellen ~
Ab-nlfoth. al Of POF;cheser.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
now A IrpGE HAD Hrs rrrrH ExrRtcrrp

The Cotton Dental Association Is gaining IN popularity
daily. Its are often crowded with unfortunates
who forced 10 have teeth drawn hnt who always tes
tty thatby nhaling the augbnggas ey were renderen
utterly unconscious of the pain OF the operation Many
Of friends have tried It, with happy results Among
recent Witnesses Judge Mcneil testides as follows
10 ths Edilor n. T. Evening Odgtts.
hsfh than sv0d the OF too
drawing led Yesterday place myself the hsn q the CO.
tpu Denssi hssstSn No - Ceope Institute 10 try The effect o
oxide aud volunteer this veil
efpe my gaifcatOn tie result 70 testify 70 their skl in The
opr i. ... f l.. .....
The gas inhaled produced complete and wholly
Obvos Of anything that snsped felt pam whatever and have
not since experienced any Inconvenience Suffered ha was
skepea be0 but that nitrous
esheiie harmless aud able to destroy all pain ooihdrswiog
shall unhestaiin,y rprymnend them suffering friend
.. Respectfully yours CLAUDIUS 1. MONBLL.
-Ihlyegtisement
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
CHI 4
PROSPECTS or pEAcFoRrbIt11oN M or =,

PROSPECTS or PEACR-REDUCIToN or THE ARMY.
-, Prom The Psnama Ssr
~ Ihe departure of the Spanish fleet to the Spanish
Mes Indies is no sooner known than the policy of
the executive becomes apparent. Never caring for war
they never In reality prepared for it. There was tbe
sehoianoe that everything being maintained ON
war 1O0ting but II only flourish Of tfumpets; and
Is so far fortunate for the Government that the enemy
dd not approach any nearer than the Atlantic SIDE
we would not have been in position to offer anything
Ike effective resistance. Steps viii be taken for
considerable reduction in the army, and fleet
are TO be sOd.
Although there is no guarantee IL may now be taken
Tor granted the war with Spain s at end and business
OF all Kinds will rapidly improve, and the Government,
no IOngor being able to urge the plea expenditure
warlke scale the finance of the will shortly
in a very creditabe and fouTishing condition.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

is Colombian property, and not Chan or Peruvian pr
Vateer hhe VIII nave been in the hands of MOsauera
complete long ere this is made public. BY the way
near that the moctezuma Spanish merchant stctIner
trading between Asnwal Jamaica and Havana will re
sumo her Trips as heretofore suspicion that the Rayo
would capture the MOcezuma caused her Suspension.
Ihe ports OF santa Martha and Carhagena are reported
blockaded suppose tits, usual, paper blockade
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
AIrSTR

The Panama. New-Zealand, and Australian Royal
Mail Company steamship Mataura, G. T.. Bird. X. n H.
Commander, arrived in Panama on June g. She sailed
from sydney, n. S. W. MAY arrived at Wellington
~ h.. MAY 7th at p. making thai passage In fOnr
days e9 hours the shortest yet record and left Wei
lingtOn on the sth of May. ....
NEw-soUTH WALES
expedition for exploring and settling New-Gu Guinea
being organized in New-SOuth Wales.
The Bank New-SOuth Wales halfycary report shows
profits for the six months of s93,On. dividend
and bonus at the rate OF per cent per de
clarcd.
Great floods Occasioning loss of life and property We
prevailing ali over the colony.
The Hon James Macarthur, of most prominent
coOnsts, died the 23d ult., and Mr. Walker had
signed his seat thus creating two vacancies in the upper
branch OF the Legislature.
VICTORIA.
Melbourne visited by o heavy gale the 18th ut
Great damage done afiOat aud ashore.
The annual volunteer cnCampneDt great
over 5000 volunteers of all present.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
A PRIzE.FIGHT.
! ruIraSlPH TO rHr TRIBUNE.

q rnH TRIBUNE -, -.
puuApEIPnIA. June 23.-A prize-fght took place
this mornipg ia the seventeenth Ward between two men
named Dillon and Boyle. The affair was arranged on
FRIDAY Ia At and kept profound secret. Ihe ,ss
lasted one hour and 20 minutes, ana Don w 10 aJod
fhe victor The parties left the CITY ats ~ u W ~''
f6e police; both ore philadelphia geughs
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
5psrial Notices.
Lalia Rookh,

sosebsd amid roses 10 the Valley Of Cashmere would nave az
d ,h., the world richer odOs than theirs she had been
.o,..Dor.ry with PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING oBREus'
E,.u the famous Atsr" though oyepo~enug not 90 re-
freshing 80 - aa., nos
% .rS retail by o. " MRRKLKR Sole hsuafseuHef ne "
sisseis1st west Si trOsdwsf. RsfnxegsIoTa <eRnrsd
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
CARD.
III "a, Ldltor Of III, Trisrn,.

SIR: party of merchants OF this city-mostly OF
foreign hrthwis TO convey through the press their
appreciation of the entertainment given them this day by
Messrs Jerome Belmont and Duncan. As for myself
have been England been To EPSON 10 see the Derby ana
Oaks Ascot 10 the Cup ad Plate, 70 newmarket 20
see the Y2O stakes aud 10 GoOdw0Od Park To see tho
oodwoOd Cup and Stakes for but have al none ot
these seen arrangements rejecting more cIedf upon he
stewards than have those the Jerome Park races A.
Arln IOIk. Juno y. 1851.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
PERL.
DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT AND CON
GRESS-TIIE INSURRECTON or GEN. CASTIIIA-
THE NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.


From the Panama Star
The President is still without a Ministry and in
the present critical state of affairs General PTado pre-
sented note person to Congress- asking for power To
suspend the h0bfGS corpus, otherwise he
position successfully to put down tie revolution.
The note has been passed to the Legislative Committee
ana the opinion Is very general that the Presidents
quest will be refused.
IL was expected that Castillo would have lost tino
IN attempting TO get possession OF Arca but up to the
time Of the mails leaving the evening of the 23d instant
he had not made his appearance The latest intelligence
that he was in the interior of Tarapaca with GOO Col
Ugarteche with thousand troops dispatched the
time TO check the further OF Castillo and to cut
of all supplies from reaching him. There have
ings in Tacna and africa, easily promptly sup
pressed by the local authorities
The friends and supporters OF the National Steam Navi
gaOn Company have been endcavOrng TO influence Con
grcss to prohibit free navigation more suicidcal
policy could not be thought Of there not ever
likely to be- Peruvian ships capable of carrying the coast
traffic and II cNtnguiser wanted on the trade and
commerce Of the coast ehccual steps could
he taken than for the various Republics to protect
their cOastng trade very short time would
eapSc when their trade and commerce would Ian
gus and decay and ultimately bc reduced 10 naught
policy the very reverse is what is needed Increased nnd
increasing communication by land and especially the
former, and railr .ads and highways introduced
and opened they only exist and flourish In
tiOn with free navigation. BY system of profession
good and liberal ideas of Pcruvians believe at
they will never attempt to enact such foolish laws. that
would only result in teir certain ruin aud destrc
tiOl.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
GAZE1 TIE.
sr rrLranArn ro rnr rRInuru.


Department. Breyet Col r. G. Rrthci
The following ded proceed and
officers the De- make Of the nuher Of
United soldiers buried D the
Brsv MaoTGen Robert Allen Cypress Hills Cemetery Long Island
Chief QnaTermaster. ordered on alHew-iork.
Terri addition h present duties
~ G. Constable charge Quartersters Depart
signed TO duty Camp Cooke Mon Fort Riley Kansas Capt
Territory; Lieut. Col G w. Bradley viii general
H. j. Psnswoh ordered report the depot at Fort,
10 Brevet Brig Gen Rufus SaXon, Hsrker Kansas
Chief Quaermaster Third Military revet Lieut. Col r. b CARING
District Is ordered To dny FORT Mcfher
Atlanta, Ga Capt H. b. Kirk, son. Nebraska
ordered relieve Prst Lieut. A. Can't James loy ordered to
Beger u United States Infantry Of Paul MIMI
the duties Port his duties the court Of inquiry OF
Colorado Territory; BreVet which he member
Col A. T. Eddy, Quanermaster Is pleted. ..
inspection Capt II assigned Ia
Camp McDermit Nevada L. duty under Brevet Brig Gen j.
Kimba assigned Potter Chef Quarermasler Dstnc
Chief Quanernaster District Of the Iof TeIaa
Indian Territory Depot Capt Strang ordered 10
Gibson proceed Antonio TeIs and
H. Sieber Military report IisutCoL a. C.
Quarteases Department. Lee for special duty connection
derrd proceed Fort Union with the buhns Of posts The
New Mexico. with the 6rst deach- frontier.
men Of tnDoDs for that errtOr
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
THE WEATHER.

RKxaRKsThe Thermometer lowest early OF I'd AMI i
22d-NpYunz e foggy. elon AnsFnoOn and evening
eos 2MonDg hay, overcast Afternoon overcast cloudy
Evening saltry, cloudy haEy, overcast
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.

THE CONVENIENT OF PANAMA AND THE FOREIGN
RI.SuENTs-AMICABLE SETTLEMENT or THE TAX
QUESuoN-PRoGREsS OF THE CIVIL wAR-coN-
Trajectory REPORTS. -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA

The steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwal june
is arrived at this port yesterday. The following is her
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
National Trust Company
or TuB
THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.


81 NEwyoRx. Jaae n. 1887.
Msny questions are asked dsly TE NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY City following be oo,cess;
Questoa-HoS much are the slArrsi N|W II
Hundred Dollars each for which payment, rus BE- ~sss
follows: r--.'.-. '- 4af-
On subscribing. IS per eent Oct l. 1851. 10 per eea.
July l. 1857. rs per ceut Jan TO- 1858 IS yer es".
Aug. !. 1867 10 per Peb. TO- 1853 - per eest
Sept ,, 1857. pss r -. rh errsIrrl
Subscribers The whole unpsa .ud be s'S~ed inter
the Of per cent the day Of
sent rr..T tr.s..J .rrr D-.r-l.. or -r.I.rt
Qaeson--If coming sasr the ls Of July
money get with the interest make saC
d pay the whole thenl .i ..lItItta. .affI
pay twenty-five dollars share when sab
arrange With the Commissioners that w the whole
payments the s Of J and viii be allowed
per the time pay until the tine
payment. .l llall ..tlsE .rILL
oueson-wil the Company bay United States coapos
Tes Aud do advice sell them sud IN
money Stuck Of the Estiohal Trust Company
Company win b Coupon Bonds at the market
price Registered And THEIR SALE AND INVEST
MRYT OF THE MONEY STOCK THB NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY Is ADVISED for the following
First: COUPON BONDS MAY BB STOLEN fon and tbs
Secretary Of Treasury win psy 10 hs
cOnry Stock the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY eanno, Be
stolen is recorded ke deedl In the Office Of the Cs@pssJ
Second The NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY must by IA" invest s
deposits only United States Bonds State Bonds Bonds Of
City HewYorki therefore, tn stick Of tho
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY QUITE As sAVg As GovSxs-
BosD safest investment that he made
Third There will be profits made By the NATIONAL Thtsr Ooh-
which will add the interest received from the Govern
Bonds will and twice donbesss styer
shareholder than the Government Bonds srd.
sell their Bonds aud Seven lhres st
profit get NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY Stock at par
which will probably rise in value. tsaL "a
onesionosn WoHn subscribed And shat the smallest @oa"'
which be takezf .- .... ..r..t r.a. rta fI l.sa
AnsseTbey well Men Any one can sasr as small ="
as $lOo.
ueston-wnl probability that small subscribers will bs
awarded the stock they wsutf .. ...-. ..r 80
Answer- Trustees tina, the stock be dsssed
into s snF po.se throughout the eom"ns
greater pere,t IN the business the NATIONAL TRUST CON
PANY
THE STOCK BEING MOSTLY SUBSCRIBED THg BOOKS
WILL sOoy BE CLOSED THOSE WHO WISH TO SUBSCRIBE
WILL PLEASE DO SO WITHOUT DELAY
r The Books Of Subscription open the NIsTH NATIONAL
RANK No e9 Broadway corner Of Franklin st.. Newlork
ELISHA A. PACKER.
THOMAS w SHANNON
THOMAS B. BEAD, Coumisosens-
JOSEPH L. 0RyIs
HENRY {. CARTER, J = -
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1867-12-25
Livingstone Living.

The question of DR.. Livingstone fate is not
yet settled, but the following is worth reading,
whatever may be the fact.-CEN. PPEs.
Now and then instances occur of men
being afforded the opportunity of read
ing their own obituaries-of learning,
while still in the flesh, the result of men
tai, moral and social post-mortem exami-
nations and the verdict of the inquests
conducted by the coroner called the pub
lie opinion.
The distinguished African explorer,
DR.. Livingstone, when he returns to Eng
land, will enjoy the anomalous privilege
of seeing his own ghost and of reading at
his own freside, that was so recently
draped in mourning, some of the innumer-
able tributes to his memory with which
the universal press teemed on the intelli-
gence of his supposed death being re-
ceived in his native country.
The evidence regarding his death APP
peared to be so direct and conclusive that
few were found to entertain doubt up
on the subject. One of the men who &C
companied the Doctor in his travels as
serted that he had personally witnessed
his murder, and no intelligence having
been received to the contrary that could
be considered more worthy of credit, lit
tie room was left for skepticism.
A few men of science, however, some
Ia 49,. personal experience of the
unrelia5liIty of African testimony, con
tinued to "hope against hope;' and it
is gratifying to learn that their unbelief
has been indicated by the announce
ment, made upon indisputable authority,
that the worthy Doctor has been quietly
pursuing his explorations all this time,
while the civilized world has been weep
ing over the urn that was supposed to
contain his ashes; in fact the murdered
man is alive and we'll
This pleasing intelligence is calculated
to bring to ones mind that peculiarly
Irish toast: "Here's that you may live
to eat the hen that scratches over your
own grave" DIR. Livingstone is one Of
the very few who can ever be privileged
to sit down to such repast; and, for
the sake of Science, for the sake OF
Commerce, as well as for his own sake,
we wish that his apparent resurrection
may be the beginning of new, pro
longed and useful life.-&. Louis DIS
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