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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-03-23
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Pursuant to an act Of the Legislature Of the
STATE OF Mississippi entitled IAN act for the
relief OF %tax-parerS' approved Feb. 10, 1867,
there viii be "A special term Of the Board Of Po.
lice OF Pamela county held at the eourt-honse
thereof on the first Monday In April 1861.
ms, day OF said month"; for the purpose Of
nearing aud determining any complaints Of
taxpayers FOR improper asscssmentsa and clerical
error OF assessors, and to correct any such
error or improper assessments. At the same
time said Board will take up, hear and consider
any other business Of the county, or business
appcriaining to schools or the school fund of
the county.
NY order OF the Beard issued March s. 1861.
mar'-it W. ?. w00TTEN, Clerk.
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N. II. FORFEIT.
COTTON
AND.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

No. 272 Front Stirred,
Up Stairs, MEMPHIS rv,v
The disastrous results Of the late war l,,l,,
forced me to dispose Of most Of my pto,.r,
have concluded to undertake this bushes Y,
in the midst Of my old friends, for the psrs
OF making an honest living for myself N
family, by my W labor, and TO reiri,r I
Tar as possible, the losses sustained by h, /,
war. To my old friends, and to all who \,
feel disposed to give me their business, / pl,r
my personal attention to its e%fieien. lnnus
ton. Liberal cash advances made 90 slla
and other produce consigned to me. Bagrint
rope and other supplies furnished at The owe
market rates. All conslgnments Of eoliOsk.
surcd, unless otherwise instructed.
sep29-lm N. B. FORREsf
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a new building has just been erected in n
retired and beautiful location, and furnished
win seats and desks sufficient to Accommodate
seysn'y.dve or one hundred pupils.
boarding at reasonable prices can be pro-
cured with some Of the citizens until tbe e.,
o. April, when the teachers will be prepared 10
receive them in their family. feIs-Imnd
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NEsrHts Rsfrarscn-L. flowkina ]. N.
Zimmerman, D. Myers, John Graham, Dr.. j.
W. Lenwich, y. II. Jones, Gantt A wsdd,ll.
VIM. II. Webb Dr. W. r. Harrison, captain Ed
7 Lee u. Y Looney, n. n Mitchell, Slovali a
Hirpln, Col W ". Coleman, d. A. n. voor.
hics Dr. \. ?, Bates Pi,ser Miller. Colonel W.
l.. Maxwell d.. D. Dunlsr. sarli, fe2.5m
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CHANGE OF FIRM.
School Notice.

Mr. and Mrs. c. BETHEL have opened a
MALE and FEMALE SCHOOL at Pope's Sta.
ton The Spring term commenced on Monday.
February II, 1861, and will continue Eve
months They design to establish a permanen,
School, and afford to their pupils every adj
vantage for a thorough course Of instruction.
TERMS;
Primary branches, per ELECTROMAGNETIC 90
common English +" 4" .,.,. % oo
Higher English, including Latin...,,.,, 26 90
Musle-Piano and Mclodeon, cach....... as 90
use OF instrument, per month. .......... 90
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AMERICAN nARMAcEUTIcAL ASSOCIATION.

At Yesterday mornings session the NOmna-
ting Committee reported as follows: For PresdenJohn
Mhan Of Brooklyn; First Vice Plesident-Robert
Brown. Leavenworth, Kansas Second Vice President
Wm. II. Jennings, Baltimore. Md; Third Vice Presi.
dent-Danie Henchman, Boston; Treasurer-Charles
John ~ Merch. Philadelphia; Executive, Com Con,
mttee-T. s. Wigand, William Wright NJ MIL
OF Progress Of Pharmacy. c. Lewis Deh. N Gray Bart
lett Keokuk, g. r. H. Markoe, Boston, Local secretary
Prof. T. W. Bedford; Committee the Drug Market
Daniel c. Robbins. y. Y, James T Shnn, Henry fui,
Ter. j. Jacob Thomson Samuel L. Cocord Committee on
Oucries-Prof T. Parrish. G.. q. c. Simms. Washington
NJ. Ma.oh: Business Committee-E Il. Squibbs, JOS. T.
King Mddletown. Geo. g. Close. The report was ac
10 the various questions before Association lie said
the question Of Internal Revenue was Of paramount i
p0rance and he hoped such conclusions would be arrived
AZ as would influence Congress TO reduce the tax on
foreign drugs FOR which no American productions ever
can be substituted me report Oh tho 1onii'see @
on tho Progress of Pharmacy was accepted ana i
referred 20 tho Executive, Committee Tor
on the Drug Market, and supplementary report read
by M L. ~ Colcord. were referred to the Executive Com
able Discussion Prof T. Parrish read the report Of the
Committee on the Internal Revenue law which was M ac-
cepted and referred for pubhcatOn ConslderaDle us
cusslon followed the reading OF this report In when one
gentleman affirmed that the recent seizures OF dlstees
IN ths cty we're made IN the interest OF cefthn vi @
wholesale liquor dealers who, hnding themselves
constantly falling procured the United states officials
TO make these seizures for the purpose OF creating pane
y At tho afternoon session the report OF the delegates
Paris IN August as-was read. The delegates 70 ths
Congress appointed at the session OF the
American Pharmaccu Association, held IN Dc
irolt last year. and follows: PROS:
john - Maisch VIM. Proctor. and Edward Parrish or
Phuadephia: Albert Ebert of Chicago, John faDer OF
Cincinnati and Dr. Thomas Jenkens OF Louisville Messrs
Proctor Jcnken and T0ber attended the Congress Thc
report h OF much interest being the first Interna-
tonal Pharnacoutc Congress In which American repre-
sentatyes have participated From the report, ~ ap-
pears that attended from France Holland
the United States Russia, SPAIN switzerland, italy Aus
tria Sweden Prussia South Germany, Hungary, Den
mark and Egypt Early In the proceedings OF the Con
gress II decided 10 vote by states the aggregate mum
Der Of votes being 4O OF which the United states were al
lowed four The members OF the Congress were most
Hospitality entertained by the Pharmaceusts OF Paris
at "A grand dinner BY Invitation OF the municipal
authorities of Paris ~ the members made an excursion
through the OF that cy After this report had
been submitted various scientific questions, OF ltle IN
forest 10 any save Pharmaceutss, were discussed.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
TIE ANTLErAM DEDICATION.

Dr. Elisha Harris of The New-York Board OF
Health who had charge OF the distribution OF the sup
plies Of the United States Sanitary Commission for the
II surgical depots the bloody and extended field Of
Antetam has accepted invitation to attend the ded-
that gratefully remembered association DE- Harris has
signed to DR. T. snodgrass OF the Committee OF Ar
his intention 10 present 20 the committee,
reference the occasion OF the dedicaon ana on
all future OCCASIONS by friends OF tho dead ana other
indicating not only the locations OF the surgical depo
referred TO- the other historic points oi tue neld
OF Antietam. ,, 80
Gov Ward Of New-Jersey contemplates ordering spe-
cia car for the OF himself aud stan ana other
Cemetery grounds aud back they WILL as the guests OF
the Committee Of Arrangement go IN the special tralh
ernofs OF states having dead in the Cemetery, ana
others regiment of the State Guards contemplate at-
tending AS an escort To His Excelency. 49,,
The Committee Is authorized by the railroads Win
whom arrangements for the round tp tickets at te-
duced rates hay been effected 10 say that they VIII De
good q DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

DUYCGIyCR- ~ coag-,r of ne b,rn es Wos"T
Sept H. John N. Duycknck N The fth year of bh -N
The ind leui, n The family ere rrp~u,Y nvi'eo 70 49,
b funeral his lat sence No | Vest TgsJ s-ooaSs g. 90
FrfsJ sept IJ a. ~ .. IN sithsul father ooEse
RARLB-At PesSinle N on TUESDAY Sept 49, Robert H<rs.
formerly Of New YORK, aged 50
The intd 70 stsf 1s isnefS
residence. Friday Sept ~ Il ii 0elock ~ zoe
Harlem X Twesly sb ~ soj Fourth ave. Al ~ Sdo@
GOPSIL-On wedn.iay Sept H. Alfred Augustus batkns Joasst
child Rachel A. GOps aged year. tsoa~ shd d'
Funeral residence O hs pserts No 2S 5oi onfh "
Groye-st Jersey Ctr FRIDAY. sept H. at o'clock M
HINSDALROu 1ev Sent, 10 Tsnny d. daughter Of Rb@d a.
and Fanny B Hinsdse Toe lith ycsr Of her sge .
funeral services At Il O'clock Tharssg Scp ~ r"" ho Oss'os
Of ~. PaHl Fey uiath 81 sal Niuib ave
NELSos-At Brcokyn sept H. Abby Nesos ss-d 81 rsrs
Relatives friends aleoj
the residence Of her bchernix. ioS s olbrOos No is
st.. Frdsy at O'Clock N.
TAYORAt West Park on The Hpisori, Mosaay ft 1917.
the Rev Thomas oGse Taylor d. D. Rector 81 Gce Chareh h's-
YOrA
The clergy coaeresoo AID iends ~ As
my are respectfully invited see tases at Gssee Cloct
Prsag, Sept. ~. ai J 0ciock
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
LOCAL POLITICS.

MEETING or THE GERMAN RADICALS.
The German Republicans of this city are
alive to the important dependent upon the issue Of
the pending campaign The following call has been pub
lished in the German Republican newspapers:
The war against the nrsOcracy of the South md
then Northern allies s not Two decisive battles
still 20 be fOughtthe coming FAN elections, and the
Presidential election Of next year defeat OF the Re
publican party in those two battles would endangcr the
results dearly bought since 1880 by immense efforts
sacrihces. What the first rebellion under Jefferson
Davis has been able carry out, would De achieved
by the second rebellion under Andrew Johnson No
thinking person doubt inc truth OF thus asseTOn no
patriotic ctzeu Will az tic decisive moment abandon the
banner Of liberty Of hight, OF the regeneraed Union All
Radicals whose unateraOe resolution II Is 10 act
and Vote the coming elections, with the Republican
party respectfully invited 20 attend public meeting
10 be held The 18th Of September at tho Gernanla AS
seInby Rooms. The object OF the deliberations VIII be,
10 perfect nm organization Of the German Radicals
throughout the state Patriotic Germans OF several cities
have asked for such organization Combined and en-
ergctc action OF the faithful German Radicals Is the only
means by which both tine Just claims OF the German
Americans aud the great national cause can De served
Nec YOyL, sept G. 1867.
FREDERICK ECiUTI, Dr y. kRACKOWTIER,
Dr. ADOLPH DOUA, Cen w. hRfZANuo"shI,
SIGI-sUND kAUFMANN. Major JACOB 5CHEU,
FREDERICK kAIT, lleut. -tOL j. SfANdENBhk''
ALFRED ERBE Ana some eO otheT GERMAN
Dr. A. jacob, Radicals.
AARON FRANK,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
THE CALLICoTT CAsE-THE COMMISSIONERS
.,o.t. LETTER.

The Netropolitan Revenue Board, in compli-
ance with instructions from Washington. at meeting on
the 9TH inst passed u resolution which, without express
ing any opnion concerning the truth or faslty OF tne
CHARGES against Mr. r. G. Callcot call upon the District
Attorney institute an investigation WITHOUT ueiay'
The following is the letter OF the Commissioner:
e AA''N WASHINGTON. Sept 10, 1901 !
SIN Co..,or ieo,t Third District Of York has to-day
rled M, hand, copy resolutions OF the Metropolitan Revenue
Hoard adopted 9Th inst relative to the charges which haa Oe
Tpde, Al, bH.f IN with the terms OF such resolution
Won AZ. about tais for his arrest on criminal
Mr. Cso has that all the the case shoam o
,be Department with the view Of having the mater 2
rated expressed wish that upon eon
N. should satisfied Of his Innocence that uTeoo' 10
,eu or the d,eonnusnee proceeding. against D.
MI Cslheo the Department cannot bb Won
District Attorney discontinue criminal LIT
nav .. 10 be institute. and nsi s"ocng
est call for he papers foT the purpose o. ~ AN' ~
District Attorney; -. ,d..,ss az 10 tb.
Will. Al, secretary the views above inoiea,eo
,op,ss non.r fr him 20 with relation TO snen
49, ~ ~ nsy see AZ 10 be does not feel anthorfeu N
Al, n Board express an opinion as 20 e., rsl
Mr Caoo recommend his suspension io D ssS. him in
the evidence and he feels thA' l |
o The Collector while under arrest ana %
,rsminnion criminal charge n eImnaoh % i. s,d .bon b
nosbe lie has therefore, directed me 10 can upon the
Eoi for the eyidenee either the original papers OF W.
having immediate nvesIigalen in.ee A ~ - & .
pension al NJ thhco" "'''' " ' N'F
complete a. ,.,,. a, n. made AZ the earliest possible
,n,r tb. papers received aud the secretary ueses me 70
~, miles,, vour Judgment the demands of pubic justice re-
.A' mele service of warrant in the ease that much dsr
qne W. .rvce avoided by such delay part
A. NAV enhb. order Of suspension 70 De "Auo SUE" "' ~
80. .uT ciuinAl prooeeongs are inst ,,- -
OF the erAmna,ion here 20 Interfere with any hcton
t W. @ nav Isei upon when the proper time arrives.
cor, Of iLs has been furnished to Collector csheGt vary
'IsSuBTf sS + rcy Attorney, Eastern District Of S'wSOrk
BIooklyu, " \.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
FIRES.
BURNING or TIE CLIPPER SHIP INyINcIBLE.
Before daylight yesterday morning fire was

BURNING OF TIE CLIPPER SHIP iNViNCIBLE'
Before daylight yesterday morning fire was
discovered in the hold OF the California packet inyncDe
lying at the end OF the pier fronting the Roberts storage
houses In Brooklyn The alarm at once gwen ana
IN few minutes several engines playing upon the
vessel but apparently with little effect. Despite the e
forts Of the engines shore and the assistance rendered
by the ferry boat Union with her steam pump. the ire
gained headway, and finally the mooring having
been burned the ship dred with the tide into the river
and within an hour afterwRra a mass of flame
At FIVE o'clock sho struck the sunkon pier at the foot OF
EuOsevetst.. the boats OF the HarbOr Department and
the Revonue tugs throwing upon the burning mass "A
dege OF water ~ she approached the wharf the alarm
was sounded from the City Hail. and without loss OF time
the engines of the Metropolitan Fire Department
lending their aid to quench the flames At 10 O'Clock In
the morning tho Inylncibe, sti burning, opposite
Peck Slip at late hour last night
had drfed down to point about half mile from the
Brooklyn aud within few yards of tho track OF the
south Ferry boats. Here she lies aground The fire is
supposed have originated from the sparks of candle
used IN the hold Tuesday morning The lnvincble
was the finest vessel of the NewlO and San Francisco
line and built about II years ago by the webb Broth
ers for Messrs Hastings Co Of Boston at cost ofs9O
She was registered OF 800 uns burden The vessel was
noted for her speed ana for the beauty OF her model
During the fire John Hnerman OF Brooklyn Engine Co
fell from ladder which had been placed against
stOrehOuse tho wharf and severely injured He
taken to his residence Ia Portlandave
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
BASE BALI.
EXCELSIOR OF ROCHESTER, VS.. ALLAN

YXCELsIOR OF ROCHESTER, rs. ATLANTIC
An interesting game was played yesterday on the
Union ground between A.n AMI the Excelsior eub Of Rochester
which, attended BY party Of friends upon BALI
pl.g y, the metropolis EIceors genemAny 10, Of
themselves 20 be excellent st all points Of the
The AtAntes
playing cred,b stand and would indeed have made much
had they been able 10 des theH entirely OF the r
naturally produced by from home against the
champions. the experience and confidence gned yesterday they
will no as better game against the Unions today Cough
IN their stop carried Of tho l hoDor' for fielding closely FOL
Csmpbn who played eIceeni trt base The pitching Of
ia, effective bat toward the close be
tired, and easily hit The htintes, With one or
two ercepton, PLAYED their beet strls They appear
10 be getting enc form for home aud home Of Their
the Athletics MONDAY bsIt when o Jew evepu hour
the The batting Of the CHAMPION,
The innings when they seemed 70 have the mastery OF H
pi,ching ~ being
The f assisting them TO this result Mcdonald secured two tine home
runs field Afoudtf through the rhg
and Mills le sed which also the tder the
railing easily Crane played bis old position and
better dcnbe pays in which b. assisted
particularly noticeable. being accomplished BY tyeah in rghshor
And sharp home whittier player gong rapidly
M catching behind than usually sIceent two balls only
passing him the game The base play " ffeguon ard Start
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH, Conn, Sept. 1.-THE Democrats
here fired 81 guns this in honor OF the results OF the
elections in Maine and California and one extra gun iot
The following telcgraphc correspondence has been OK
changed: ~, rr.r.v s,, q 1857
IN, Hon HrNRy HAGHT Governor elect Of California san fTa'
congratulate rou your election 1t will gladden. The friends OF
san FRANCISCO Cal, sept TO- loJ7
10 Cor. JANIS r. FNCLsH;
rons G , cU,tch California has echoed the voice OF Con
peetr Yol example We have but followed where
OF Constitutional liberty. H. IL hAiGHr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
GEN SHERIDAN AT LEAvENWORTH.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 1l.-Gen, Sheridan ar
rived here at O'Clock this morning. He was escorted by
committee OF the old soldiers and citizens who met him
at the State line. Among them were Mayor Hader1nan,
Gen Blunt Ex-Gov. Carney, Col. Moonlight and other
prominent gentlemen salute was fred on the arrival
OF the train and large coneouse Of citizens received
the General with oud cheers Arriving st the Planters
House. where a large multitude OF people were assem-
bed the General appeared the balcony, and IN bref
speech returned his thanks for the hearty welcome re-
ceycd. After parakiDg Of refreshments Gen. sheridan
aud party proceeded TO LeavenwOrth torchhgh pro-
cesson formal welcome ana banquet twere 10 have
been given 10 the General tonight but declined the
commitment ...ra.s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

while declaring our approval Of the past measures OF
Congress arrest the career aud defeat the plans oi
dangerous aud desperate man. pledge also TO that Dody
the the fullest support In such oOnsutul
measures it's wisdom II may find II necessary 10 TO
sort to in furtherucc Of the end even To tnS
else of s extraordinary power to remove from ovp to
destroyer OF the public peace, and this enemy VI '"o
Government itself" -,,. ~.
The preamble details the misconduct OF PRESIDENT Joni
son. and pictures the results. The Otber resolves n
Congressman and military commanders ioi titr en
behalf Of freedom and good government eApy,7s ,h o.
tude To soldiers and sailors for the suppression VI to @
beOn and recommend fun support Tor Aii no',e'ie
for thcr relief promise support To the otar toAo'' "
finally hold that temperance Is no part OF pOIluoS'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
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Bases on Hits-Sabn Porter Benedict D. Maobey Coughn
Campbell q Sullivan McKsl'ey Hos Excelsior 70 Psarce
Crane Start Mills T. Ferguson Kenny Mcdonald TO- Zseb
Martin 3-Atlaotio. g.
Home Runs-Milh ], McDonGd2
TIEI
VI, ,Cachss-Ssbin Benedict Mslone, Cougtin Campbell
Sullivan MeKeey Ioy 2EIoelsior, II Gran. sian Mills
Ferguson ? KENNY ]. McDonsdl, Martin lAiaBiic IS
Bound Fly Cstebes-Benedici 2, Mills ].
Double PAys-By and Mills hy Pearce Crane and start
Out on Fouls-EIcesor 5, Atlantic :.
Passed Balls-Benedict 10, Mils2
Called Bsls-On IIoy ia, 90 Zetten u
Tineo OF Gsme-Two hourt 20 miuSes
Vnpire-ME L. Pike Of the Mutual Club
seofers-Messrs &. h. Ayers and J.. FINN.
KNICKERBoCkER OF ALBANY vs.. HAMTDEN OF
SPRINGFIELD.
GpRINFFIELD Mass. Sept 1.-THE baseball match
eli, between the KBkbockeI Glib Of Ahnr the
V.mnI,n Of by the former by of 49to
ECRFORD Va. .wEsT-PHIIADEIPHIA.
PuUADEIPIIIA Sept. 1.-THE game OF base ball
bls Rcid Clnb Of Brooklyn the
Ess PIsdps Club .! this CITY, Witnessed b, stey, 500 tsr
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
ARMY GAZETTE.

Col NJ II Howe ~ = A. Pepsr,nert Of State Capt n. C..
tired ordered 10 Iarrolshug Civil Engineers, ordered
the duties heretofore Ssn Francisco BEet
performed by Brig Eastman Major A. Daniel Civil Engi-
Beyet-Ms sjo Gen L. A. Carr ordered to duty At WI
report Com Point Lieut. Chas IT, b.
audng General Civil Engineers ordered
Washington Second ieut II to duty Wiets Point Bevo
B Gushing and W. Devon Col EDDY Quartemser is
transferred Cali.
Augustus Thieinan First Lieut. relieving Capt W b.
l2h Infantry before the Hughes A. O. ~, who viii report
Retiring Breye, Major " o Gen Hleck Major this r.
l. Rber Capt 18th v Norris 1t a,alrv. ordered
tered ont Acting Surgeon Chss report % Gen ualec<
M.cLin IT, Is ordered to the De
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
WISCONSIN.
NISCONSlN.
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

The DEhOCRAIlC STATE TIChEf'
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 1.-The Democratlc
state Convention today nominated their ticket, as fol
lows:
j. j. TALMADGE, GOrernOr.
q. L. PARKS, Ltcuic1to1t G0rernor.
EMIL ROTHE, Secretary Of state
J.. X. WETHERBY. Attorney General
or HEGTRIsON, Commissioner.
PETER RUPP. Fop Du Lac, Treasurer.
j. G. DRAPER, superintendent Of PnOltc Instruction.
r. i. HARNEY Bank Controller.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H.

he was ashamed OF either himself his country when
last IN Europe paid his respects TO THE TRIBusE az
matter of course thought that the people OF new YORK
would he satisfied with the Angel Gabriel as Mayor
declared recent iegtlation at Albany utterly INFAMOUS
and commended himself and the butchers TO tne ehaeC
butchers apnOnted TO take action IN the prelses
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
TENNESSEE.

TERRIBLE CONDITION OF THE STATE.
A Nashville dispatch TO Cincinnati paper
says Gen Cooper received report to-day from White
County which says "The Sons Of Liberty alias H. T. e.
are organizing all through this region The loyal people
whites and blacks very anxious 10 nave the mnua
sent back. The apprehension OF danger tODeIS eVtIy
face" Gen Carn Commissioner Of the Bureau, stated
to-day that there have been more outrages upon 1eed
IN Tennessee. during the past month, thah tHeIc
during the siX months preceding The eecuoh.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
TRIAL OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AT
UTICA.

UTICA, n. Y, Sept. 1.-THE national trial OF
plows and other agricultural implements began in Utica
at 1Ot O'Clock the grounds OF John Buterfed. esq.
The plow trial came OF first to-day Seven pows have
been tried on Teonsward The trial Oh subbe grounds
commences tomorrow morning at o'clock. Entries have
been made from the England states. and one plow
with subsoil attachment comes from Illinois Some dis
satisfaction is manifested because no implements can
compete those entered at the postponed trial last
May The weather promises 10 be magnificent The az
tomb 1 medium
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
DIED.

BRowN-A, Warren N j. Wednesday Aug 2s Of whOeng eons
Ernest Lane infant Of Dr. sss aud Bertha n'0"h 't
3months and 10 days
DuCKMAS-ssrsh Bactusn vii. Of Bacsman 'sed "se"
aud months; native Of this city.
Woodstock STANDARD please eopJ.
BoOTIlA Engewood j. SUNDAY sept o. NsS1bnt o. VA
Robeh Russell infant Of Mary 5 H. ana """'" ~ 's
49, Al. ,,,.,.,
Relatives the family ar. invited 20 Tna . on
from residence Of bis nts NO ne' rV"esS se' w.
TasssiaJ Sept u, a. 10 o'clock q ", .
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
MARYLAND.

At the Johnson mass meeting III Baltimore
on Tuesday evening letters were read from Thomas H.
Seymour aud James ". Wall. The former said nothing
new and his letter is tame compared 90 that OF the lat
ter who quoted Eldridge Gerry, Oliver Ellsworth, the
Bible and old Hickory in his denuncatOns OF the jug
Cling ncud Of AbOltiOnism, whose doctrines must be
resisted at all hazards" lie called upon the President to
meet " the cOI.spratOrs" with all the powers with
which Constitution of the country has invested him
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
MARRIED.

c,sr wFsrCoTrl Boston Mass Thursday Sept b, te
Rev Dr. Eddv William H. Case OF Lafayette n - 10 SS!A a. '@
daughter of L. W. Westcou, OF the iofmer pAe
copCIyrTon Tuesday Sept 2, at the residence of The
L,,a b.r N,pperhsne ionkers By the Rev Dr. Carter lr
Chsre. Iea OF Rebeccs NJ second daughter u Nj
John Copcutt
Paterson, J., Wednesday, sept 10 by
hs Rev Wn n IloluboNer d. D. John W Nh,a esq O Water
bnrv Cam 10 MIS- MARY 4. Smith OF Paterson, y. J.