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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07

hsrsby given ~ the citissns Of wayne tuwnship,
i Way1ossoaty. and State Of Indiana, that isssed
thsir usxt term. commencing - ths Utst Monday Of
March, o., for Lscrnse to sell Intoxicating hqusrs
lsu qusntiies tAss quart a tins aud susr tAs
saDs - - drank the premises where ecad. Ia &C.
eoraases with IN act approved Narcn Sch, 1850. The
premisrs wherroa issend 10 sel sai1 Eiqucss, are
located a. follows eo-wis: beKinniue ~ Dc south
Wssserv-er of Masioo aud Sycamces strsets in sAaa
part x re city Of Richmond laid cat BY John Smith;
thence West hundred ard twenty fl3e) ess
q lsss, aoog Sveamsre strset tie East side
Of alley running along the East end q ls< nna-
bsr SIX (eos thence Scush with snSd aey eighty
thros (oS INT Dctv less, 10 the Ncesh ssds a
Hermea 0rceve's Lnt thence East with said Lot %
Marc ssssex; thence north with s.id street -
placsWe oeEinnine-t the house being sssaaeed IN
North Esst CORNER % Marion and sycamore, said
Lot in the room where am now ke~riwx 0rurery
Store. JOHN FIBRE LER-
Richmond. Jan sist, iss5s zCI as-sw.
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-, hereby given 70 the citizens Of Wayne township.
Il wayns county, Indiana, that intend 70 apply 1t
the next term Of the Commissioners Court Of Wayne
county. commencing the 1arss Monday in March,
quantity than quart At tlme and safIer the same
70 - draek Che prsnises where sold. in
dance Wieh an act approved March Sth, 1855. The
liquors are located as follows: Being Brick HOUSE
sitsatsd ou Lot No one hundred and nRy, t1so) in
sm,S on the sossh side Of Main ssrset Setween ren
Marion Apd Franklin Streets, and known - the 0at
House, N the to the adjoining the ofce u
said Bueel PHILIP SCHWAR1Z.
Jan. 81. 1851. ls-4w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07

Z The New York Tribune's W ashington
special says that the Senate Judiciary
Committee will report in favor of Senator
Wade's ssone term amendment to the
Constitution, and viii change it SO as to
make both the President and Vice Presa-
dent ineligible to re- e-election. a azaas
Gov. Wells, Of Louisiana, in his mes
sage to the Legislature. advocating the
raufication Of the Conssituti0ual Amsad~
ment, denounces the July rioters Tor
their attack on the Convention, and snG-
Rests ehat N appropriasion b made to
= The average moathly pay Of nale
teachers IN this State ie e36 60 and that
Of females so 2n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07
..-N-9#TE

A gay and brilliant throng WIS assem-
bled in the city or Washington. Con-
gress was in session, aud the hotels were
crowded with strangera Il isv an even
ing party The brilliant lighted rooms
we're filed with youth and beauty.
SsnndinQ near enc Of the doors were
ewo young ladies' busily engaged Coz
versing together. The elder Of the Two
suG3Aeulv1exclaimed ed
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LEGAL NOTICES. ass.


rs hereby given % The citizens Of Wayne Township.
j Way county, Indiana, that intend ~ Apply q
the next Term Of che Court Of Wayne
county, commencing the first Monday in Marcel
1887, for license to sell intoxicating quors in s
quantity than quart time, and suaer the same
TO be drank tho premises where sold, in scoruance
with act approved March sthS 1854 fhe premises
on which propose to sell said inf~xcaunE nquoIs,
house sieuatst ON Lot No. 49, in that para OF the
city Of Riohmond, hid out by Charles w starr, and
being - sa rus sm esst Of sth street on the south
side of Main strvst opposite the Tremout House.
and u room now oseupisd by Sias Niuuer 40 .
Saloon. f eN-fs HENRY BEDkNbbCAAks
Jan. 81, 'e7, AS-4w. @
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07

rs havhr Iirea 70 the citissns Of vayns tevnship
u W1y1 esusty, lndiasa, that lntsnd 10 seply q
the nsxt serm Of the Commiss losers Coar OF Waypl
county, eoa ansosine on the first NmAAy i MIR
loe7 - Liesuss % sell inlozisa6s9 hqsos
Quane111eo tAnn quart at 0no 6o4Se0ss eAka ~
act appepved Sth MARCH, 1872 The PROF. =" y wn,cu S
propcsc 10 ssll said inscxic.sinS a ~ NJ Ts
cas.d = ssllsws; On TIE North Wv yoss smsss o.
IL .Ss nv NJ - q NAH Str stwesn syeano!s aud
ne ass Grocery ssIArTHArs wALrERnAN. s
,o.~ - - 4e~4w.
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r, A.. oa FLAG. in ph;,,ins Hall, February iss.
.0o'' written ."d .'.a y Ip
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B.seck them with stars, sssasA aksssa
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Form their halo OF glory
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As forth, ey cor brothers. they proay were 'orne-
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There's grand old hag' how fattered and torni
Which, through All tho hos neht the old etE has borne
Al Port Gibson terror, At Pea Ridge might
while kach Aoupfalas history = on At tonight a (
Theses the dag OF the 9th!-sons, husbands and
zAw brothers, ~ ..s..-s-.sz-e ...4s-.~
Fell under its folds leaving fond wives and mothers
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s.
That Gag Wa, the b. uuer of a tried. gallant h...
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Ber James Freeman Clarke, in re-

Ber. James Freeman Clarke, in re-
cent lecture, said he. wondered why,
young ladies indu ged in Italian screams
and German moans under the pretense
of singing, and Why they did not sing
some Of the beautiful English melodies
which abound in our language--a senti-
ment which met with the hearty assent
Of the audience. =
Judge Colgrove Was in New York me-
Rotiaffhg Tor iron for the Cincinnati,
Ricbmond ssd Fsst Wayne Railroad,
last week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07

SLACK A LITTLE Il - "a .asa
SLACK little! Slack fttls, /
: -zssE Darling wife; .a 81 assl7s4
Z Why such breathless haste and hurry
assaisa All thy life? iaasgaSA - = aisa 81
Slack the visor Of thy Arriving, 3 saisst
assas Ere too lsse.s stas esq Ta5H 4
. Tell tboss mopsses., Care aud Labor, ~
Jssa % vsit. 9
. Saack lstlsi slack little,
Busy hand;
slask shy rahsias ard thy serubhiag, -
Drop tho SD; e
Ainiater thy blessings slowly. -
= And the longer; =
Bind loves Thousand precious tendrils
All the strongerl
Slack little! Slsck little @ ga 5~-a e
Weary feet. s 5sa 81 ~ g
Ills shorny road you're treading, = sss0sa.
-D Death 10 greet.
Slack your quick and fearless stepping,
Spare your strength;
Ye the golden streets of Heaven
ss aAa Shall tread At length; sa su ss~ sz
AAa zss saas a@ssa ssssf gaaea5 q
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sssa Es Ere We part. Aaa zassrs .sssssssss
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-es "a Anxious ever; ssas azs zasf 81.
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sss Slack Thy sorrow; ss&E az
HeavsA thosa nptusous themes nay waks
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Slack listlei Time, how Aeetine,
Slack thy wing!
To my hearts long cherished treasure
ssS . So Let - cling! ea ssssRzasi
Go 70 Airth, and from his chalics
- Take the pleasure; - & 50 -
R1sr Wealth. and from his palace,
Take his treasure. e sAsa
Why snch haste my night to bringf
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SIS ssazzS s. = - .sssssS sEssS@s $50 81
( Slack . lstlei Slack little,
Death, o Death.
Vain thy strife and pantiog haste,
All out Of breathi
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sssssas 1Aea Aass % sdng; s s
aasp her in shy cold embracing - -
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ssack 0 DeasA' hsw sure thy loss. sa@ sa
Thou wass ecuquered on the Crcsss
Hrpers Nassaiy for Jm.ay.
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4 hoersI Msseeas 1e0aa laao,s eess.
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@ shut himself np, 70 avoid ineoI4lnAi
Evening psnslly inds him = he III
pune edatoraai room nrihnG tor ~ aexe
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warm opou him asoeo u00ty -.
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He a probably 80 haedeeFtnD
Journalist IN the World During the leQe
e.o years. IN sudluoc g hoor upQa ~
nsssofy-Wnicn weead nsve e1psoys9 :
an ordinary author nve OF 1x years
wnen n eome he - essefeGeo nere tnee
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paPers and msgsx1ne
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07

The credit of originating lighting bv
gas is generally supposed 70 belong to
the English, bat there - no doubt tha.
they took TIE hine lbo0 . French source
Philippe - Bon, - inesAious engineer
OF roads and brideess il Francs, in 1885.
adopted the idea OF su1Enr for che .pur
pose Of iilunfnatioa tho K1ses tlis6{lfed
during she cemhuuo1onaS - wood He
isbored long timA IN a1he aftempt To-
perfect his crude invention, and it was
not until 1873 thas he confded his dis.
covery to the 1nstitnts q Paris In
September 1880, he .took out patent.
and in 1901 pnblished = memoir contain
ing the result OF biz researcher. From
1879 % ] So lie Bonu6s1e uunefous ex.
perinsnts n Havss. ~, = - generally
the case with Dewa dfneovWieo, Nd t.aer-
mo lamps met with bat Nt1ls favor 6 on
the public, and be 1na1l1 rseirod 70 Yer
sailles, where hs eSun1oa1lY d3od n az
treme povsr1y. &c sss - 80 sss.ss :
ifippe fe1 is sBBos;.A Bos.. e..P.o.ss .p.. ..a
ed and clasped the cssaH Of inyenting
the process q fighting - gas In 1900
several shops - Blrn1na0 were Shus
illuminated, and a0o1g thoeeH Who aDs0
the new light vas Wat*, the i1ventor of
thu steam engine Tho 1fDt tDe Of 20
in Lou3o1 was = 18W - e 49, 1oe
until l6l6 khat 49, l1n1inns dis6ovuy
or inyention-Eeag4s - 1ssDeh ero1-
was applied IN lraap6. 80 !.
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t1sir ehos1s- - - - 80 .5.-1
- rzzke.ss~ rssassea r rkszsaS .szs5
An eaose u 70 be made immoaiatsly
for she budding Of . iirss class colAegiate
Institute At Anderson, Ind - -. Z
Gov. Swsna was elected to the United
Stases Senate by the Maryland Legisla-
ture on Friday.
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At late rat hunt in Liberty township,
Henry county, $500 rats yielded up
tAeir RhQl1e. g. -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-07

-Sl1T80On~ n~I10n tlSt,-~
u ESFECTFULEYr6 r6kfaas kis9 asshds and the
Surgery kt thS OLD OFFICE formerly occupied
~ the lata fsRnf kewtan \ Rossv On IT, sSas>e>an
Corner-outfAnce on Main-where he will be pfeas sed
N recsiys AL calls f his professional esrvoes. He
s4cits shssv 81 the pahlic's patronage. and war
ssnts entrs satsfactOn. ~
Richmopd, March Is. 1856. 3u
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Steamship Herman Lso. Barrier Savannah 60 bous -i ~'
SbS S eiusan P"s issbou peb 2 ndse to Meh
Duncan . -, ,, % Pect 4
Church Since $50 10 1oo passes quantities oi sno0hs ~
BsrE ns.,e rruemAn lOf St John b. Anderson, Na'Ans
DAYS, with snear Miller Hohghtrl , N Az. With
uos:.es % Brett heavy split sails started
Bsh Henry Ftne tof stOehon) Pal Cnfu,go IS days win
suga Km Co Len sah Montana for Boston a'0o
BsiS rqanr crxs yOrs. Mar 81 day, Win %sss ,tS 10
sbsnJon nothing becOm Dcspt ndne she sPsaa o.
aDsu, zoo In' sarhso 0a appsrsyg y % ''oh TINE '1
sehr Sarah Mills n,te Virginia
sSsI Flight Flight cTcvsil Gcsrrvovu, &c,
s1r / " " Iise .sIL ko@s ~ s,sirsS yrgpa al, r,o.
seht 4 Z. L. Ward, B4wards Virginia
SPOKEN,
Boslyg-bur iSth ina lat 30 %, long 81 steering Me-
Pssess GIIsndrSsarE IAN inst lat r. long % 30 cp ST
New York sth loss Of tovPr stopma and marioga
Tsony~bsrl, IShiDst Ia, "a, lon. ma
E1sarI Leneyer-sT from SeWiork for Porto Rico days o
kpnla
The o. gunhos Mskinaw arrived hour
nghtrom the West Indies via Hilton Head She left Porto
Ae Prime the Ssh INST and remained at Hilton Head but one day.
The Phshp Ssquhsnna Rear Admiral Palmer commanding was at
Ianptsa Roads Tor the Navy Department
Hampton instructions from the Navy Department
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poRrRE.. MONROE April ahe British steamer Peruvian Capt
Norfolk load for Liverpool has com
peted taking morning TOR her oesn
ton consisting o )O bales OF cotton lOO busn
nd The Peruvian sails or her return Tor
The steamship Meleta belonging TO The same
line sailed Liverpool the 18Th inst o Philadelphia and Norfolk
PoErIlSD April he steamship Peruvian saen at 1918 O'Clock
1 last night for Liverpool. yr. vt 4
CHAhLEsroN c. April 2Aiyed sehrs DaniehChase Ella fsh
and r. Ramsey from Baltimore bark Queen from liverpool
Sailed steamship Alliance Philadelphia soh May SHmmer uo
| and Golden Gate for Baltimore.
BosToS April 2-Ayed baks Snsan A. Basde from fapAno
Hartman Frazer, MAianI ssrannan
Philadelphia Meent from Barbaeoesi schcone Carnseopia
from surnsm: CartenaA Spoken Aprh at
no Kong 30 haTk Clair New-York for Naples April 49, lat
long Eastern from Newiork for bfeI
FOREIGN FORTS.
Arrivals Thomas u Apn Brsh brig Albert Lewis DO Ahsie
Smith Elizabeth DO schr Champions do eng NewLeAho 90
bng Messna DO ser Maaduadasic do bag Florence
do brig Evening do hark y Fupper DO bark Cor
do bark Sarah EThbeh do sch hoA
| MAY; An bark Patmos; do sebr Elizabeth - . 49,,
Apl steamship Fulton, Cnsden, or Newiork 'tn
,bps Wp Frohngham uay for do Buiepe Leach loading Java
Mclean j. H. EcIen Corning sanduskJ NoTton Celeste OZARK
| Foster. Therese, Mudget. unknown , -
AZ ArroJo r. April hng Bachelor loadng for Fewi erg
Meehe Morse do SusaD. do do Rsng sun Sooed DO do
Flora Mahes, do do. bark Amazon, penivA, 90 do ~.
April TO- scb r. g. DavsutaAc heh Wldhre, Ns'ea
tor Lola Monte Olive @. Tower. AIeda and Laura 49, -,
At 81 Jgode Cuba April bark Annie Augusta from Pbadeiphs
| dscharg ing. brig J. Mcintyre. do.
April 4, brig FTn DeIter for Ne~ iorf 10 GAYS
Johns r. L.. April bss JuA and Virginia, dschArsing
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BY TEIEeRApH
& . ASg q gs Esa % g. @ No o9 s'ai'S l
- lo+ a for No Corn bm salss a. 6 ~ S - O %
cbangei neglected 1--we inactive and nominal at VI 70 foT No J.
M,, Pos nominal a. 81 IS Dry Sailed shoulders &c L ~
2 for steam Dressed Og dull , s. n. 81 for =. n coo
bu,h Com bush oats 200 HogS Shpmens-'" bb' Flour
MmSATksS GuTi aoFqur dur EI. sPTrg SIPS w1s,t cy
fuer and active with decline Of &C. 10 - AG no
FLOUR IT, 900 bush Wheat ShPmehts-1o be Flour EEoO 1O'A
ToIrDo Ohio April owhest fm and Winter adyssed 2s 's.'
Si d, AsSe, Na NO M,ed o.ts Nominal At S2je
MKSrM April 2oCo'on hesyyi receipts Of the Wees ie' '''
CHNLYsToS April 2OCoton fat and Irregular transactions small
NEwoRLsaSs April sOC;ton unsettled easier Middng,
23 a2 nonDA sales 200 bales receipts % exports lzei
STpeTsS S"sT Corn sT%; MIsd sisSsi2S White 81 Gsi
a. %''s S 95 s "a So 1884, S,eHg Exchange a
iS. 0TEo Ami 9SPouT sacSsSsed sale. 1000 bb ei3 for
No Spiug s4 Red Winter sls 50 ol White and s6 %
m PSlos EsS n az 80 POO bush Choice do at 81 IS 80 bush
at - s du and unchanged .al's 800 bush No Il Is
81 RT. Is oD sale, Of 76o bush Canadian at s. Pea.
.993s Nc ga s ~ ,pS peS SSs 5irs sIs sis 5 ss @ Rrod
Flour 20 Boston Soc YsvYoi 6s Albany and Science
Ioysyllr April 2oTos.e,o.,s. Of s hid. L,.f at e 20
Mes Ne, P. Pt I IB S9 s s Esa E'S % S'sI sS
Loo April 2TSaO ses 5S ~ f0I Ls,f % CSo
Roar bu, prices unchanged cOnfsney %h 0a
Barley and RYE unchanged Provisions heavy Country Mess Pors
$40 ga and bulk Meats unchanged Lard IN
changed. Whisky dull az ~ vs. free.
CNelNNATI Aprl 20Our quoAby higher; trade
brands $3 250S6 Wheat unchanged No Aspiring 81 70 but 1t
Corr %si GH q ssao 10 Sus sad sc s5Gee
zoe Barley steady. WHISKY den AZ 26c 10 bond
Cotton dull and Provisions Mess Pork bth
+ So offered f22 IS Buk Meats were hed sdl0 foi
so hGa at iIse r Clear Sides g. for shoulders Lard active
prices upssr Of 500 teesa 2l holder. subsequently,
2le little offering Hams unchABged SHgsreud 56
l5se Common lJd+c Butter dull and the supply bette,
s ss s 9a and + ar ar s.n,ps ced: 'SP & Sr, S
The sdysBoe gold hd favorable influence sagAI and Coffee I'm
poris-Four Zoo bbla Wba bush Com So 900 bush
IS II 0 hnsh Whty 5000 b Cotton 800 bale,
pounds EIpors-Foor $500 bh, whe.i nS bushels, Corn.
BOrO 1000 bush WHISKY 5000 bbs Cotton 80 bals
PORK bba 100 hbd, 1900 10 Lard 1900 bb,, 900 Kegs
unchanged quiet The nearly and the demand
light; Clover Soar Timothy, 81 <00 81 So FAI R2 Co.
Gold 1914 buyiag i58! selling Exchange frm with change In
rates.
SAvlNNlH April Cotton dull and dseHiug price, nominal
2lc. small bnsipess Receipts, 40 bales
April l-Cotton Cat and irregular for trO DAYS IS
bales highest pce 23e; receipts 70 bales
20--Coon fEt; Spirits TuTpertiDs
6ur ROsu tsAdy. S3dSB
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
5periaI Notices.
Like n Frngrnnt Oasis,
Continued from Fifth Page.

Like Fragrant Onsis,
,n,r r.e, Of A barren ee.cr PHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS seems to genany tastes and refined instincts
When BY any accident restricted or time the ordinary u
tracts for the handkerchief
Wendell Phillips will speak the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
TUESDAY EVENING Aprl 70 suGcct-NatOnal As's Tef'"
No GAG Fulon..t. Brooil,n ard At the door.
second Assembly DisiricLIhs aIler Of he Kepqesean
MONDAY EvENIyG Apr % n oclocE in their Rooms No
/" p'AH''' fu'''u' TiEo C. WILLIAMS Prsaaen,
Gro. McL.ueHlrS, Secretary.
seventeenth Assembly District C22d Ward Union
Republican tionThe regular noHihy meeting o, M
Association vii Be lei st te BrosGWp AA1 FaV 'ehA'N H
ihi' 'n'D'"' GI0RGE r BRADFORD, Pr,,id,rt
RobEHr $ DoBmr, secreap
Union Republican Candidates for Delegates TO the
EfEgP6T ESnsIi,"'iTT"nF"lip T"Flptf' SsnIfppn IFhrf "a
II. following the regularly nominated csHdlaio Of The Crsh
Republicans, r. - 49,.
WALDO TgTGWS TVSST, T,STE TsSIfEy tT9SE ToSysrxp
SrGTsTISR SrGTsn T # brG,yyR. Cn1RiRS isnHEWS
GB0RGg WILLIAM CURTIS, TRACEY BADLk
}SsIT1 Ss iRs n VAN coTT htSfif trarsrs rSSS rShN
ia MA rv Iy5" va SlNtIlh'sff 1 vfS sff aii xvn w,r
JOHN FITCH Jons nESat.
vrrig yI' &S. S's's2'st Eeis' 1gs gHlf,fs We,
HENRY EVERETT RUSSELL. ISAAC DAYTON
NIrH SEvAIoHiIL DfsTHcT.
Kiln, NVIh WAria
THOMAS LITTLE, ALfHkD fkbE.
uFSRY ZFIMER JOHN 4 MCLOC0UilN.
VIITH SNNaroHi,L bsTHi,T.
NyiInh XNih. and NNiG Ward,
JONATHAN EDGAR. JOIN A fOSIfk
DOKMAN B. EATON THOMAS B NAS BIEEN.
ViilTH SFSsroHftL bisIWtT
XIil, XiAtl, and NNlld Wsr.s
CHARLES CHENEY FRANCIS 4. THOMAS,
CHARLES CRARf, tiHiAh kEI'HAM
HAMILTON HARRIS Chairman Union Rsputisan Nu, Committee
JANEs TEHwILGgK lol KeputAcal state Committee
FIgLp, Chairman Eirc.'lts Committee
CHa, Chairman mon Rspubhcsn Gsnsrtl CoWmuf.
RoBT DAKRtGH Vice Chairman Union kepatAean "entfL tom
nttes.
SISoIR Tor,Er Treasurer Upiou Republican 0ets Committee
,. Sec,'ars, Union Republican G'HsrAi Committee
JoHS H. wHrr We, Chairman unon h'pabNh kieeuhs Com
m ittes.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
DIED

BARRELGAt Orange j. Saturday April 90 lee7 Elm, wife Of
George Barrel, n The 6sth year Of her age.
Tuesday Apn a. 2oeoci train leaves foot Of B.esyst
O'Clock The remains will DO taken to Grssnsood Cemetery
BLACKIN-on Sunday morning Aprl2 a. Louisa, infant daughter Of
}. J. aud Helen NJ. Blsekhn
30 2s3 Unioh.t Courtst BooiJn on TUESDAY morning
the al inst. 81 10. o'clock
DLLiSGHAMDoWned n NewIk BA Bergen Point by t.
,"ImPog ofs boat on Wednesday Aph IL Bd"nd T. Dillingham;
HI. feat1.s and friends and tbo,. Of bis sw George Stow
respectfully invited TO attend the fbe from Grace Church
So,es Tisn. per sor. Essex Railroad Bsay
Al li]o and o'clock returning At 32O and ttS M
Carriages will be 10 waiting AZ The BnoChuIeb Station Oh the arrival
OF trsnG
HoGANAt Fordh,m y SATURDAY the 10th inst at N. resi-
WIDOW q late Robert Hogan Of NsvToIG be S,,6 year
The relatives and snd. Of the family also those Of her ,opsn
.saa Der funeral TUESDAY the i inst at O ooci from ST.
FsBcs Xysrs Church fItsenhs between Fhh and hrihsV
in tho family vault ., st Psticis Cathedral
HARRls0Non sOudAv April 81 william r. Of h. lat. Arthur "
aad Jane Harrison aged 20 years months and s dsys
The reiyei sad family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral Tu.si,' the 2d inst ooeL from DIS late resi-
MOTT-os Sunday morning April 81 of eyspe Laura Edith dagh
Of Henry snd the deceased Laura Mott aged month aud
relatives and friends Of s family also the member, Of Normal
& No. M p ssd a. a. u. ss ss u. S% gPi m me- NO. sDe. @ o. M
father Of Second and Sixty tecond New Yob
Witt P" or Tn.,s, morning for ini.nsnt Ten oeoei taS
from Fourth and Twenty siIth'tt, Harlem Railroad
Sah reiet PSp.s' smith in the St Of h.Iags
The relative, friend: Of .A. family repeatedly iad 70 attend
her ssa from be late residences No 2ca Bddses BOOiB
Tuesday morning the 2Jd inst. at 10 O'Clock
sTRwARTfn BROOKLYN Saturday April 90 amer prorad
Ff.ads family Invited attend the funeral. from . South
Prs'ssaa Church hs Rev Dr. sp. corner o. Cn'0a and Ami
si', S0nih BTOoklyD, on Monday afternoon at J@cl0eE
THOMASIO BrOOtu, Sunday the 2 s't Bpbrsim Thomas
,a no,. ofb .ousp,- George Spear and W v,u,y
invited bis funeral Tuesday afternoon at y
from his late residences. HAmiOn-'t. near dste'A'e