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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-24
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-16

PoLTICs IN KENTUCKY. - The Democratic
party in Kentucky has divided upon the State
ticket in the pending canvass in that State,
and second ticket has been put in the field.
The regular convention of the party, held
some time ago, was controlled by the Rebel
element, which went to such lengths of shame
less disloyalty that the Union Democrats
could not stand it, and so called separate
convention and nominated a second ticket.
The main difference in the platforms of the
TWO wings is that the Union Democrats de-
nounce secession, and affirm the right of the
Government to forcibly put down rebellion,
while the REGULARS" do not. Each faction
claims to be in full sympathy with the Demo
cratic party Of the North.
This division in the Democratic ranks ought
to give the true, straight-out radical men of
Kentucky new life and hope. They should
canvass the State thoroughly, and put their
principles and policy plainly before the people.
kentucky is one of the most benighted spots
IN 'he Union, but we do not despair of reach
ine even majority Of her people with the
truth in due time.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-16

BEET SUGAR IN ILLNoIs.-We have heard a
great deal about introducing into this country
the manufacture of sugar from beets, and we
now find the statement that about 100 600
pounds of good quality of sugar, made from
beet-root, have just been received at spring-
field ILL.,, from mandatory recently esta-
blished in Livingston county, in that State.
We trust that this statement is correct. Could
this branch of manufactures become well esta-
blished in this country, there is hardly any
limit beyond which it might not be pushed.
There are millions of acres OF rich Western
land that might be turned to the cultivation
of beets on a large scale, at very small cost.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-16

The Decision in the Mississi ppi Case.
The action of the Supreme Court in the Mis-
sissippi injunction case will meet with the
almost unanimous approval of the public. 1t
is now definitely settled that the Supreme
Court has no authority to interfere with the
President in the execution of the laws passed
by Congress. Says the Chief Justice in his
admirable opinion:-"The Congress is the
legislative department of the Government.
The President is the executive department.
Neither can be restrained in its action by the
judicial department, though the acts of both,
when performed, are, in proper cases, subject
to its cognzance."
The grounds of the decision in this case
will apply, we apprehend, to the cases which
have been made up from Georgia and some
other States. In these latter cases the end
sought is the same as in the former, viz,
to restrain the execution of the law; and the
generals sought to be enjoined are the mere
agents of the Executive. The President does
not personally execute the laws. He does it
through his constitutional agents. The deci-
sion, therefore, would seem to cover all the
cases. The country may be congratulated
upon this signal failure of the effort to stop
the great work of reconstruction, which is
now so peacefully and triumphantly progress
ing at the South.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-16

The PRUssIAN FLEET.--A Hanoverian journal
says that orders have been sent to every Prus-
sian naval station, to have the entire fleet IN
readiness to take the sea at any day after the
first of this month.
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IeLesRApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

Flourrhere Is active demand which eesds the sup
ply; sales !os S6. 2; ss Sr Ne y. sprns ss ss 70 for
Whsa. aa:s .sos sS19 ,a,hsl: amber lava s. Corn
soS snssse. its 6are rye and psas
are Cor" mss per o ss ~ sss IN
ssis r. + as . s.S,
20 Ssr yS y 81 sns es Ts a s nf
soo dou $4,000 bushels 10, 40 feet lumber
v,n. - .,. :. . Ga,c.e 70 July 18TH lss7
neglected nomna No. 2n fsvore houses 81 10
e. fG s Corn . S% See o sale. a. s for
9a more A SSs n4a sI ~ az sss
81 q. 81 s for 10 barley dull ana nominal
Sc: c s"a asys s e g e sss :S
pine ys hog; e. sc or ss a. an Of S
dull s. sss q Is for good g choice Receptses So
bushels Data hog. snp@.nssSoSo Ssls Soar 100
bushels ~hea, l7ooo bushels corn. 1900 bushels
Flour arm city doubles Sill 50 So country DO. sio 50
Nc so y 1s1s nf o - ~ for d No.
arm sc for NO and ole &c for NO Corn quiet
ss:s.l: wheat Sss: DO corn. ' sSp a
Flour an., and steady ws... .$sss ;.
CscsSArr, July I3 1867
sls whea. unsettled and lower: new offered At o. Is
% Sn, .na ss @ for Sa ns@
naIy 81 So Cotton dull and unchanged whistey s, in
are buoyant higher prices shoulders sides
9,sc Ike offered and Nc more was asked; all sides
ofiered at VIC. taken Bacon iOkc for
shoulders he for sides 3c for clear Sides closing with
sellers. Hams hieher common Inc, cured nc
2Ic Lard held Of the market; the demand small
Ilc l5c Sugar 1rm II lie l651c for 17tc.
Isc for refined Coffee firm and In good demand lsold
lxe1s, buying. Money unchanged
Tobacco unchanged. Cotton dull Four--IIigh grades
are a. N grades quiet double el0 SIS
as choice, Sfa S< rs Wheat decinng good spring 81
IS good prime new, ~ 10 ~ 49,; choice. 81 20a -
grades arc dull; sales ssc 81 o. Oats arm At SOC
Ssc. Provisions nrmer mess pork, ga 70 e23 70 Bacon
Shoulder lOc l0c clear sides, lie l31<c rio
ssdes la; sugar cured hams ie1se. . lsc.
MsnYHis. July Is 1857.
Cotton. Sc <c; receipts rs bales; exports 81 bales
Corh-Primc white 81 81 IS Oats, size. goe. su-
penne nour ~ 30 IS Pork "a 80 SIS Bacon-Clesr
sides i<c. lac. Lard lee. lskc.
rob.eccsaie. ~ hhds; ugs Is q - Is; TO
Corn--shecd. u % delivered In bulk, Sc Mess
Pork 81 Bacon-Shoulder& 101<c packed clear sides,
Itke sugar cured hams l9c. Lard, Ike. Whisky I'm
bond Dc.
Nrv ORLEANS, July IS. 1857
co..onx 81 loso bss.; low nIddlins. me ssc;
changed Flour quiet supsrnns 81; choice extra,
white. 81 81 Oats firm, SIZE. Pork hrm ~ ,5 Lard
quiet IKE. a 1Skc 0old 1891. Sterling exchange,
B0 . i63k. New York sight y q y premium
SAVANNAH, Ca, July II. 1867
Cotton n fair demand sales 70 bales mddinss 2jc;
receipts y7l bales
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
>~~r~-~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~>>~~~
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HERALD. .

Lively Trot nj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Yacht Cruise che Hndsom-Thc Pacific
telegraph Liue-Dnring RObbery-FOundp
Drowned-A Rhinebcck Justice in u Predica-
PoUcHKEEpsIE, July IA, 1867.
lively rot of at Doty's Park. east of this city,
yesterday Afternoon between horses owned by
not regular patrons Of the turf Ono of the contesng
animals brown gelding rejoicing In the cognomen
Of warussia after Uncle Bilys farm, and the other
gray mare sporting the name Of Ada Menken. Why the
owner did not add Isaacs- Heenau- Dumas con
lecture. The won by the iceberg horse in
2.58x.
The yacht Una belonging to the Brooklyn Yacht Club,
owned by Mr. Aaron Innis of this city has left for
" weeks cruise on the Hudson.
The Pacific Telegraph Company's poles distributed
in quantities in this city and along the roads north and
south. Seven eight hundred lying Hyde Park
dock. Men are bus1y engaged In putting them up, and
the line between here and New York Is already up far
Buflalo south aud east.
daring robbery perpetraed here yesterday after
noon young man known as "Tinchy Farrslt' Is
alleged to be the guilty party. is said by the police
the bar In the act Of settling hts bill suddenly seized
his p0cketbook which contained considerable amount
of money and before he could be stopped rushed out
Of the door with bis III gotten gains and made good hrs
escape.
the body OF man discovered the foot Of Butter
Hill, on the Hudson, near Cornwall day or two since.
having been recently left there by the receding tide
The OF Cornwall took charge Of the remains
No clue to his identity has been obtained
short time ago q Rhnebeck justice OF the peace
committed juror to the Duchess county Jail for
tempt OF court Soon after juror was released and
the justice who committed him has been held TO bail in
the sum Of $4,000 ON charge of false imprisonment
II said the justice did not 90 to work IN legal man
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sryRrrn Counr-cnAnss.a --PnrvnRsD cALsxpAR-
Noa I, Rothermei Settler; vidsl Va Macy - d.
Mott q Il VA Josiah Carpenter; g. Chaplin Burrsli
8, Spauldins Va Mujrch - a. ssmith w. Mccormick;
!, Manning W 0oIls; g. Stecke w Russell; p same W
Kelley Of a.. 10, Kelly, sheriff. Va Manhattan Insurance
Company; II, same Va ssuyvesans lnsurance Company
IL Fowler, ". Va Maacht: IL Angel VI the Mayor,
&C. II, Mckay w McKechnel OF al 10 Nelson Va
watts - al 10, Woodruff W Kebar; H. Downs Va
Classon 81 a. 10, Same W. Dickinson st al; 10,
Hacklsy W hops q a.: 20. Payer OF a. W. Phelps,
&C.; n, white u al Va Hsnncsv: ~ Price
va Price; "a Mariner 0uua Percha Manufac-
taring Company ~, Butler &c, vs. Demaftei; rs, The
People, 10. va Connolly, &c. 20 In re keshIsr, Va
Dodge a. The Psspls * rel Mott Connolly, &C; ~
The People, &c, Parker Va Knieksrbocker Ice Com
pany 20 Richardson va Frank; 30, Crook va The
Stats National Bank Of Boston.
MARINE Cour-TnAL TkRx--Held by Gross J.-Nos =,
Jones vs. Kelly - 5urke Va Dussnse ;-GsrIaud w.
Wells; O. Rhsinhardt Va Falk: 13l, scbing va Elson
-, Mars vs. Bergen -, Robinson VS. Delaware L. W.
r. r.. Kesy W Evans; las. Frank va Isaac; 136.
NJ MARITIME va French Isl. Scnweesy Va Preston; lsd
Wolf vs. Marcus 13o, Pots Va Morford; leo, same Va
same; 141, Burnbam Va Ten Eyck: 142 Grover Va
Demegay las. Fine Hstsick; IA, Taylor Crary
las, Sampson va Wheeler; l<s Andrews Va sscsL
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residents and visltoss ane ''' sos fsn'nx DSaAs'
ana the fun on board noe oos .r .s.x .s.nn.
No sooner had the NsN rs,Sx soonorsa .asn ~.
dred lines and baitsd hooks -, an r 's r ,ns o
selves h ssS,ns - sSssr No depended their haul
One enthusiastic Teuton was 80 ~ ~. ~, S 49, ~ ~
Jonah This gentleman mad bses stys ~ se sss n
while the trip down. sud ~ 70 40 S h nsn ,;
haul up porgy bass; be sick; b. u1a %
sick let down his line, haul up another GA ~ ~
again He oerta My most indefatigah4s,s has,osd
this plucky native Of Vaterand. The 6sh b ..o.y
and the passengers made good practice with por ue
bass 30 that after hours time the whole IL i
ward deck OF our vessel encountered with the spo
OF their sport. Lunch then on. when Captain
Kennedy bestowed g00dy cheer the
cursionsts who accompanied him on his ri, &C the
ocean; after which the anchor hove up and the
Neversink returned 70 Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

Total In eight epidemcs, thirty years. 0N
The number or recevsr,ss cannot ~ accurately
stated but the general estimate Ia that dice
on an average 70 between three and four In the
early epIdsmscs bus few children OF negroes and COM
parsvsy but few ladies disd snss then ths distinction
has been lss marked
The Longest Interval between spilsmics was from
1slJ 70 1854 six years Toe epidemic Of 1853
vaa followed BY aimooe ~ 1854, the rst
cass n which fever occurred two ysan In succession
The lass visitation IN 1884, when the deaths we're
divided n follows
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INCARCERATION.

Statements have been going the rounds that General
scklss had compelled the recon, marr,see Of whits
man, Thornton, In Faystsvills, 70 negro woman The
lest Fayetteville Necs, auding the matter says thai
military any other agency An order wasDrAntsd By
General sickes giving permission and authority for the
marriage TO taks place. but coupled With an az.
prsm disapprobssion Of hs sep V BE- TAKEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

The Lower California Company, with capital Of
twenty-five millions, has been organized under the
charter granted by this State W. O. Fargo s Prssi-
dent, General John A. Logan Vice President w. X.
Travsrs Treasurer and George wilkes Secretary.
suboned are the hghss. prices obtained for the lead
ing stocks sold the nst regular session Of the Stock
Exchange on each Saturday OF the past four wssks-
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The hsavisss loss Of . regmens thirtyone In the
second Texas. the regiment being much below the
standard wilkes battery Lost fourteen. probably the
greatest proportionsts loss
The number Of inhabitants considered the visitation
OF 1903 was doubtless the heaviest the city has ever
suffered The greatest number Of deaths which ever
happened IN one day occurred then and Amounted 70
'weny-ax The nexs highest number In day was
eighteen, september n, 1863 The greatest number In
aay ~ 1854 wss fourssea on the Gath OF September.
The hsess" mas sometimes fingered TIL laie In Ds.
semoei. blt only when broke out lats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

AuALaAxAror IN kcixoSn The Richmond Enquirer
aud su ms~er establishments have been united ana will
hereafter DO Published under the arm Of The Richmond
Pubushns Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15
TINE YELLOW ftveR IN GALVESTON.

From the Galveston Civilian, July Oh
50 far the statistics Of mortality from the disease
and the periods Of i hero are concerned
they are ~ nearly records have been preserved
followBeach visitation lasting about three month";
ceps that Of 1874 which vas unusually malignant aud
seemed 70 exhaust The whole population liable 10 attack
in about oix weeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

The foreign exchange market Was throughout hrm
under scarcity of bills and a demand from importers
and others Sales Of sterling At sixty days were made
on Friday as nigh 1lo1; bankers bills on England
at sixty days quoted at the close at llo,s; at
three days 10Y u; commercial bills, 1925 III bills
on Paris at sixty days, 5l3k 5.12K at three days
5llLa5IO Other Continental bills were rated thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

The demand for wheat was moderate but the market was
T Vtss :. 20 s:ss rse
2Mwsrke 81 W for new amber Michigan and s. % for
favored the bSyer The 10000 bu.hel.
e. q for psx %ss4 % r spe 1s s1
white Western the latter for choice aad 5c for New
Is So fsF o sSGa aa @
ys a ssys . SG % s a ap
the absence Of sales prices were nominal
The sasassnsns we're issspoo sIas .os,ceo
y 3 cedar I'd TO ID % 's % s
Ssds soiaco a SIS and is lard al ass The Char
tiers American bark from City Point to London
cargo and ssaes and vessel to Pcrnambuco private
GUNsrrs remained dull, but prices were steady
nns rather under an o, 81 shR
Hors remained very Arm With moderate demand The
ssssnf gold
bond. Other kinds remained inactive.
buyer We have only Of i57
Spirits
tine at the advance chronced in last the sales being
% New York oS P oas Bond
sssaes 5osa s e ess aSe IS ssss S S
d. q s. IL S0 =. 6 q az @
as. S dull but IS ss.
PKrRoLsUx.-Crude was rather more active for forward
during the balance Of this month"; Bonded firmly held
at 2c for standard white but the transactions light
and have only to note sales OF coo bb for December
IKE, buyers option. or resduum sales we're made Of
$50 bbs OF S. The Philadelphia market quiet but
nrm at previous prices. We heard Of sales not pre-
Receipts ~ bbs lard Tho market for pork
decidedly rmer the opening but heavy aud lower
the close. The business contaminated was quite large the
ssle. cash and regular" being 800 bsis z, 81 10 z
do ga for prime and Sl9 90 for prince No sales
delivery reported beef contln ned firm with
fair demand The sales 200 bbs ~ $23 SIS for
and $l6 $24 for plain do or terce beef
aud beef hams sales reported and prices
inal Cut In active demand aud firm. The
sc lO<c for shouders or bacon the sales light
having restricted by the light offerings and the high
prices asked We have only 10 note the sales OF 90
long hams private terms In the lard
ket there considerable activity and higher prices
obtained. The sales aggregated 1850 bills at l3c
for Western Cheese in moderate demand and heavy
At 7c. Rl4ac.
RICE was dun and unchanged Carolina quoted l2c
1kc, and Kangoon exc. q &c.
SuoAR-The market ruled dull, but prices
unchanged. Fair 70 good refining quoted 1t l1c.
i2xc Refined steady ct l7c for powdered, crushed
sxsDs-Of Calcutta linseed heard Of sales; the
particulars Of the sales published last fol-
Iows:-0OO bags 70 arrive at 50 l3 5000 do to arrive
ct ~ 6both sold in bondand 500 do also TO arrive
srrARiSr was quiet but steady Sales 5000 lbs l2c
. lSc. also ~, 000 lbs. grease At %. csc.
TLow was moderately active at unchanged prices Sales
WHrsxEY-Receipts las bbls. The market quiet but
prices arm at 3sc. 4Oc for W essesn. in bond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

SAfUKDAY, July 80 v. M
ccrrEs-We heard Of no important sales Of any dsscp
uou but prices uneha nged
CoroH-Ths market active, oil the sslss
were 70 spinners snd shppe comprised $500 bales. at
full prices. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

Died.
AvDxasox On Saturday p.6rnlpo July 1:. AFTER a
short Illness GEoRgrAxrA r., daughter OF Hiram and
Mary Ann Anderson. Of TIA city.
The relatives and reds Of abe family are respectfully
invited 70 astsnd th9 funeral Tuesday Afternoon
three O'clock from ths residence Of her parcn No %
West Twsnty ,1rst street. Without further notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

FLoys AND GRAM-Receipts, s77s bbs -four IIiI9 bags
O. lie do snd 10 bags corn meal, ?io bushels wheat
% - do ooru $50 do oats, and SO do. rye The high
grades Of State and wsstern dour which quoted ls
&c per DBL higher were IN fair DEMAND The other grades
were dull and in prices there material change
California ncnr moderately sctve and shade
prices realized. The Gales (incudng Csliforna
were II 90 bbs. Southern an,r without decided
chanse slough holders generally demsndsd ssA advance
range Of our quostcns Rye dour showsd souo imgroye
~ 25 Corn meal atprevious prices moderately ave
the sales so bills ut % 10 Tor FrfAx 50 30 for
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Total for the week. 37i SAT $S,s7l.793 s44l2 $40
The imports OF dry goods for the week and since
January I compare as follows
FIR the Week.
Entered at the port ST. 29s,4is e27iOS0s slS9 o5e
Tnrown on market 1,0s9,6j3 2,o59.zis l,o1To5o
since jan l. 1865 1865 1887.
Entered at tie port SIS 92c 6oe $72455470 e4s eos 81
Thrown on market. 30,1s9o25 6990i,2lo 81, 7s2 254
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BovD-NuBTrvaAtg On Sunday, July -, 1t the pssi-
dencs OF the brides father, by the Rev. wNts GRANT
BOYD Of New York, 70 EMILY, eldest daushfsr Of Dr.
James Nightingale, OF Paterson, N. J. NO cards.
woRDswonrH-RAnEx On Tuesday evening July
IL by the Rev WIN. Dnond. JoHS n. WoRpswonrH TO
Miss EMILY RAxxs, youngest daughter Of n. m
Rance, eli OF this city.
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1oAl ,3l4 goo $40. 3es 13s s3i, DOL ass
s,sorned the total valuation Of the foreign imports
y Ms port for the week ending July IL compared with
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those Of tho two preceding weeks as the value Of
dry goods entered at the port and tho Narket
snce January Of this year and for the corresponding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-15

Annexed Is comparative statement showing the ship
msnt or specie from this port ss week aud during the
year date together with thoss for the corresponding
perds In 1888 and 1850 -
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n
OLsaRY--On Sunday, July II, FsAScrs, only son OF
Daniel and Ellen OLeasy, aged ysss smonths and Is
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents 90 Bergen street Brcokyn On tuesday sftss-
invited TO attend
PrrIHs.-on TAursdsy, July II, after . long illness.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funera from her ass residence 50 lafayette
avenue Brooklyn, this Monday afternoon, - hafpAss
RAxAGHAs On Sunday morning. July L. PArncx
RAxAeHAs, aged 40 Of eonsunDtien, native Of Down.
patrick, county Down. Ireland
HIS remains viii BE- taken for inserment from his
broshsr..n.law, g. 9. Rysn's residence ss4 xadisos
RUBY Thomas, sea Of Bsr.ard anS Margarss RILEY,
Ireland, AGED year. months and 8 days
The relatives and friends Of the family ars invited to
soe om s y ~
East Fiftsenth stress corner Avsaue A.
sALrxs-0n Saturday morning. J.ly H. Of scnsun-
ton, Bsr,osr ths beloved wife Of Benjamin saitsr n
The relatives ssd friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend The funeral from her lets ssanos Ma
Walker street. this MondAy) ~ O'Clock. Her remains
will b. conveyed 70 81 Peters Church, Barclay srses
her sso from lhsscs 70 Calvary Csnsseey
scBoLr-Ou Sunday. yuiy IL WILLIAM B., Infant So
Of Henry b and Elizabsth scho'sst aged yess. 8
Ths rssv:s ana friends Of the family sss invsssd to
attend the funeral from tho residence Of his psrents
=
s,scox -oe sunday, Jsiy u. MAN, - PSss
and Bridget simcsx, asea months - ~
Funeral VII take place from the rsslsncc " Ger pa
rents 106 Lewis street, This Monday afternoon, nj
two o'clock Friends q the family invned 10 ar
tend
srrAH--At BellsvHle, n j., On Friday, July "a,
JAxrs T. srEAR, In the 12d year Of hts age.
The relatives and friends mvised 70 aisend<the
funeral nom his late residence, Becvs tha ntAy)
sfesnoos, a. two O'Clock Carriages viii be In waiting
Mt Market street depot Newark, Ne arrival sf the
IL 10 train from New York
rRxsoR On board Pacific Mall Steamship gonpanys
steamship Arizona on the paseags from Aypinvan 70
New Ycrk, on Sunday, July T. and eorsd :. SEA ~,
geon JoHS TnKSoR, Jr., Brsvst LisutsnAnt C9sooS
United states volunsesrs soa q john Trssor y d
this city.
san Francisco and Louisville Papers plssss csgy.
vooRHrs -In Brooklyn On Friday, July II rskA -
wife OF John }. voorhis. -. -
funeral, from her late ressdssces NO bscnsn pAcss
| Brooklyn, on Tuesday hovAIng, a. eleven o'ceok.
wAsssuns. -suddssIy, on sunday, July ~ 81 s6ec.
/ ton q the heart CURwnlUs wAsHsuRS aged about ~
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