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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

rs,FfE. creditors Of the e11 ate Of T. u. Appieoy
l are hereby notifod that have susseslel
r.. Insolvency 0f aid estate q the Clcf OF ne
County Court Of Upton cou1tys Tenn esss - ~
tha crssiifors OF said estate are uoa1fieu 70 -
Ehair claims, duly eutnenilclstee, Nillln 20
months from the data 1orsoii e n ii''-.- -
be dIec N bar Of tce s.lllle -.
:. q. DANHxEt, Adninisl lEas'if, 2.
April lnt. is5L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

NnTTrE.

TO9RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found az his
STUDIO. No. "a Jackson Block, until Juuef
when be wiz leave for Chicago and No-tnern
se,1 rahEt 3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

between the hours Of 10 an. and y m, the
following described real estate to-Wil a GER
an lot or parcel OF lana situate, lying and
being n the CITY Of Memphis. shelby county,
Tennessee, known and designated a. that part
OF lot No g. ia B'Ock q, on the scul Inside OF
Clavoso street fbetvyeeu Main and shelby st7eetl
as g. own upsn the plan Of sald Sls5 el hsil-
phis. heretofore conveyed 1y lopp 2 ~ icSi.il ~
f3arr,S, srTeef and extending back ABOUT LOO
fesi Said lot lying on the sastsice Of the alley
b.'i,,y,ss,Tl lots and in said block and being
,-,. fi,s - f3avoso Hotel = In said city.
T'Fesss OF SALE-On q credit or six an4
tyvslve months Notes with good security AMI
money nss'{fjGusrON ALsTON, Clerk and Master.
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HEBREW GxB MASONIC CALKSBAB.
Neutrality-suspicious.. M
1867.


1867
LODGES.
ArszEOSA 80 1sS id AsStS li{ oG Money Ss4 oI i9
80 Nain- y. G. Trader, ". NJ d I. Tom
so--,J -,Ji,i MrsrHrg. No. rs Meets "a Friday Of
sa.ch Tn0utu-Hall. cor. Sls,z son ana s-e-'ou1
g ss.Ys--s n nj. Bani K PCten, Sec
ITt1A SCOTT. No. 3ss Meets IS Z Liozy -, S-S--
11o1th-HalI. cor. Madison and second SOhL
Einsjie. '. N: II. p. woods arc; sec. ,.
u.,rTT,ToS No. 299 Heets Sd trlday on eacn
raouth-Odd-Fellows hsli. 7. A' Ss=--es- p
W. ~ =; no o'SsI IN III DN Nests sth Friday
- each unouth-2Jf Front street Solh =.
Worshazn, SSd, W. 81 B. X r uilen' a-a' So
RoYAL ARCH.
PEEFz Chapter. No l. Meets q Monday oi esen
Fellows Hal A. :. W Asv ei1
H,P. h Il. Psynter, See
r. AND 6. 4
EcRExA Council, No. 8. Meets 81 honcsy OF
ssoh montR-Odd-Fe Hall John Ze1L'
N H.; n. J. Wiggin. Rec.
rEaFLARs.
CTEKSE Coromsndery, No. 4 Meets ttn y on
dsy OF each month. John ISN'T, CON- n. j.
WiEgin, Rec.
A. IND A. SCOTTISH RITE,
SJ4 Front Street.
- ros.-e II Perfection, 18th; No. !.
As5 49, = ,,-T--sl-, icsti0ns ID "Wednesday night
of each month. lieniry = I,,,y " soceI' Co.. ' "
,r2,;s1s I-odFe OF Ferlscion li.h.; 30. =
ttffs an wednesday Of s&el I1loLiLl;; " SS "a 4
NsiIsrsli I'd O.. NJ A. --' , -lA-s' d w. '
=, r,ouuefl Prices Of Jerusalem, ~ %
50. J. Benz. h. Pulen, o-a AI7-i'''
.1y'.Ey cHarrER Of Rose CToix, Ism, 10. T.
Sz,sTlss ". Adams, ed, NJ. ~ H. L. II Ll'
,II,I 1,5sE ryrP1Fslsrs Council Of k-, IT,
No. J. Henry P. Moo4ard, SD SO-ll--'
William Y. Ciroie sd, Rec , -
f,o.reTs-,Ey or WEST TENN E3sTsE- 81. JOE. {.
Ainsiie- SD, Comm. IN Chief; Dodge L
Trader, S2d, Reg
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On this route Passengers go through to
IsouiEvilis
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
sleeping Cars on all Night Trains

HAgeAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO ALL
POINTS.
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TIE ST. LOUIS ETUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April Isl, ever sl,5OO,OOO.
ID. A. JANUARY, President.
Has. H. LUCAS, Fiee-Pres' dent
VIZ, 2. SELBY, Secretary
WET. \. BENTON, Gen'I Agent.


THIS Company Is ues Policies on lives on al
/ fha d H-reut plans and at a. favorable rates
a. erv 7rHs- while 10 mas no restrictions tn re-
g~rH 10 residence or travel. ana aii its prpuL
an divided al -ualiy among iJa policy lcldefs
If is prompt iu the payment o. losses, hEs ll3
orsd $4,000 in this city IN the last eight
months
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j. L. SHEPHERD,

CHARLESTON, May 2I.-The ship Col
conda has cleared for Liberia, carrying
three hundred negro emigrants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

MCMAHON & OTIS,
General 2 gents, Memphis, Tenn
For Wezl Tennessee. Mississippi and Arkansas
20 whom ali Applications IUr Insurance OF
A Agencies ShOBlu be addressed.
j. a. MCMAHCN. NEWTON :. Cl-7-
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Rstate
IEoH,fast. June 3. 1867.

15a. n. B. D-Benl. ]. Eddins ". Wn- D. Dusn
Chancsry COGrt OF Memphis
ny virtue OF an fnteriocutOry decree. IN this
- cause. will sell, At pubic auction, % tna
6iShest bidder. at tHe Courthouse door, In tna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-22

Mali Train 81 pm. every day, stopping AZ
Ar Stations making connections Tor
ALL POINTS EAST, WEST AND NORTH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
John F. Kidder,


an THE EVENING OF THE nth INST
ing papers of 20 value 10 any ono butths ownsr
Thr finder would confer Q great favos BY leasinl
y At the NEWS Once, or a. the iMopitor ka;a
South @ street, virginia. ~" 'Ua ,Ilsq
ooIdaGi juusaS, ,'issz, s.1scn cnIssaa
.tsriY eeyTc5SN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
NEVADA: TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST %. 1856
QUARTERLY REPORT OF Town OFFICERS.
QUARTERLY RKPO e q OF 30 WV
ORRsCERS.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE, ACT IN,
County. state Of Nevada, I hereby submit for
publication tho report. OF the Clerk and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending June 30th 1867.
p s-g,-,'. JOHN. HAYES.,
President of he Board OF Trustees.
IS Gold Hill, Aug. l2 1857
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ILost..CauiiOn.

r osT IN GOLD HILL. ON THE I'D OF
II July, One.Hslf. Of Heavy Gold Link
Watch Chain Jewellers and othrrs are enntioned
,gainst buying It. The psrson who found y,
whois known 10 me aud some aihers. VIII l-a.e
return Il TO me for an h,nest reward tof MS
,rouble Ifhe refuses 10 return IT, shall ADOPT
surss 70 recover the property, as Il d milne,
not his. I'D SotS6rEn
aeld Hi, Jnly n. 1857, sw VIZ"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
Application for Patent.
Notice No. e5.
Ms REaIsrER,, oYrroE,

Carson City N-v.. Aug. 18th. 1857.
NYOTICg IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Dean COMPANY. by Geo, Shermxn. Pref
5ent. ana william Lee Secretary. have this day
sIrd In this offise. q diagram. together with
notice OF application hr patent from the un,isd
States. under Act OF Congress approved ShIy
o. Isss. f,r ,lxtecn hundred feet Of the Dear
Ia. known AZ tho Dean Company's claim
sisImipr three hundred feet In width along th'
lI,s ofths lode embracing IN. same, ron'spins
~ ..r... .sid claim being bounded on the Nortf
hv ths Occldsntal claim. and on the Sou ~
m. Light and Auren claim. and situate In 10, ,n'
silver Star Mlnlpg District, storey county NC
SsaA WARREN T .LocEHART. Register,
-5srfH y 7fTVE auiS-3m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30
THE IRISH CITIZEN.


The prospectus of new weekly paper, to be
published in New York, ON the 18th Of October,
under the editorial direction of Mr. JONI Nit
oHHl, viii be found in another column of to-
days paper
We cannot fOrego the opportunity of express
ing our qualification at this announcement.
Mr. MIToHEL is wen known as writer Of dis
tinguished ability, and his articles will COM
mand, in all circles and every, SECTION of the
United states, the most respectful attention,
We have felt5sgfet for MANY Mouths past jhat
one SO gifted should be silent, when there was
SO much outside of the miserable political tur-
moil of the day which his ready pen could
grace with noble thoughts, conveyed in terse
and vigorous English.
A man of eminent talent pure patriot, Of
great simplicity of character, stsunch for the
right is Mr. MlrozrL, and we cannot doubt
that his numerous friends and admirers every
where will rally round "The Irish Citizen" and
at once make the paper success. Certain as
we are of this, it is useless for us to commend
the enterprise.
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EDUCAT,I gMRt.

PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR COLoRED chill
DREN.
FRANKLIN STREET.
uJHIs SCHOOL, ESTABLISHED BY THE PRoTES;;
TANT Episcopal Church in South Carolina Will
reopen TOMORROW. October the lst at ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ
BY order of the Board. ,,,,,,-,o,, .-.,
Go.,kn ,1,arQ
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MEEIiN G S.

sr. ANDREWS SOCIETY.
ho eonth Carolina Ball. THIS Evening" at 3 o'clock
september 80 WILLIAM PAUL. Secretary.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
~ ADJOURNED MEETING OF THUS CHURCH
and Corporation will be hold at the Church iue,-
dan Afternoon October 1st at halEpast -Four ocock'
10y @ ;neas of importance will be transacted, fu at.
tnndsnce of Corporators and Communicates lmae ana
female) is particularly requested ,ro,,,ss nunn
ra,,or,,,or ao Chairman Of Committee. ~
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CHI A r l. E S T ON.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 80. 1857.

JOB Wosx.-we have now completed our
office 80 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
c-.anda
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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TIJTE

YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE 1NSTI.
TUTE
TJNHE EXIGERCIES OF The TIMES HAVE CAUSED
| the Commissioners of the State Normal and High
school to use the building Free School, The State
Normal and High School, now organized wi there 70
Be trar sferred under the title of the YOUNG LADIES'
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, to the commodious building
on the north side Of George street NO. 49, one door west
of King street. opening OUTOBER I'd, 1857.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department, $3.50 per
half session. or $50 per snnum; in the Collegiate Depart
ment SIS per half session, or $50 per snnum French
Drawing and Vocal Music are included In the regular
course Latin, Greek, German, italian. Spanisns H.
strumenal Music and Painting, are extra, at moderate
charges.
imiteI humber of Bosfders win be received at the
Institute. Board $50 per month, or $3.50 per annum,
including VAST ing Lights Fuel etc. Pafor Boarders
received at the above prices All payments stcty IN
advance
Board of instruction as follows Rev. HENRY
MOOD, A. NJ. Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Mathematics and Ancient Languages; Pro
iessx LEWIS n. GIBBs. 4: NJ, n. D., Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Rnofessor !. b.
HOLMES Lecturer on Geology md Natural History;
L. A. FRAMPTON, NJ. D., Professor Of Modsrn Lam
euages, Professor WIN. MASTERMAN, Instructor in
Vocal Music Miss MARY q. MOOD, Instructress In
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA N. HILL, Instruc-
ress In English Branches.
September mth4Mos
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MISS MURpEN & SISTERS ENGLISH AND
. FRENCH BoARDINa AND DAY SCHOOL.
NNHE FIRST SESSION OF THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
/ will commence on October LIST and close on Feofu-
airy 29th Pupils wilbe charged from the time OF adns-
sion For terms, &c.,appy at No. 10 LRGARE STREET.
Sentember % wmw3
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IEELoNDoN Times, Of the 9th instant, speaking
OF American politics, says: ''The complication in;
'ne domestic affairs of the United States wasnever
more remarkable than at The PRESENT moment
'he "ork OF reconstruction has not actually made
progress, Tor all sections OF parties admit that the
framework OF societyfin the Southern division Of
the Union Is as much disarranged now as il eyer
has been. Government by the bayonet. and the
fcrcible suppression Of thought, which every re-
tlecting man in the country heartily deplores and
even the most extreme regard with secret aversion
and msgiving, seem likely to be extended tbnonob
tho present generation. The American people ara
at length accustomed to . state Of sffairs srm,
which they would formerly have turned with indip-
nation-to the existence on their continent of a
purely military government over ten millions Of
their fellow-citzens, whose representative men are
put under ban; who are not only excluded hom
the Federal Legislature and Federal Offices but are
deprived of all voice in the government of their
several States"
DURLS0 TEE MONTH OF August 3,295, 622 cwt. oil
wheat were imported 10 Great Britain. Russia
supplied 40 per cent. and Prussia 10 per cent. OF
this amount The United States stand next, their
proportion being 10 per cent, thus indicating
commencement of the promised revival Of this
branch OF American trade. Last year in july they
sent 5000 ewt. and 3s7, ,224 cwt. this year. Egypt
and Turkey have likewise contributed increased
quantities, the amount having been per cent.
from the former and 81 per cent. from the latter.
Franco, which, ir july 1865, furnished the largest
total, next to Prussia, has sent only 2s per cent?
and Denmark only per cent. The new feature is
still presented Of considerable importations from
miscellaneous and hitherto untricd sources, the
duantity under the head Of ':other countries hay
nc been 568 772 cwt or ~ per cont of the whole,
against only 1850 cwt. in the corresponding
month of last year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30

thick. II hss Iace ana eyes Ake q human being,
and itshandis as delicate asshat OF a woman. It
is now secure initscags, and held by at immense
chain. Phis is the only specimen of the gorilla
now on exhibition in this country.
St. Paul, Minnesota, is soon to be connected bv
an unbroken line Of railway with the lake cities
and the East. This Will be effe ,ted by an e1ten-
sion of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chem Rail
way from McGregor, opposite Prairie dn Chem, on
the Iowa side of the river, west to point inter-
secting the Minnesota Central Railroad, which
rurs in nearly north and south line from St
Psul. The Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway viii
soon complete similar extension west Of L.
Crosse, intersecting with the same road, which
runs through the best and most productive wheat
region in the country. These extensions will moi
only quicken the development OF Minnesota, bu
will lessen the cost Of her agricultural productions
to the Eastern consumer
The New York Herald publishes several ofseial
Mexican documents relative to the. disposal OF
MA1omIAN's body. EscoBEoo wss ordered to
take sole charge Of the remains, keeping strict
euard over them. Admiral TEaErKoFF, in asking
to have them turned over to his charge for con-
yeyancs to Austria, said that he had no creden-
ffi9. De&uk hi0AC1y SOnAiA4Ao1Aoilou eAS
mother Of the Archduke to obtain his remains for
the family, il possible, theycensidering private
request would please the republic better than an
ofle,al one. He was informed b. Sne President
that when he obtained official documents or ex-
press authority from the family, the Government,
out Of natural sentiment OF piety, would be dis
posed to permit tbs removal OF the remains.
The Come. says the Mayor and Council of Baton
Roupe have dstsrmined TO adopt such precaution-
sry measures against the introduction or Origina-
tion of yellow fever there, as will compass the de-
sired aim If anything possibly can. guard OF
police win be stationed at the landing to board
boats as they arrive from any infected point anu
prevent the disembardDg OF any PEI son DaVing
the fever, or Of any other person not designing 70
remain, or Of any Abrous goods under I'VE days.
and then only after undergoing disinfectng pro-
oess; and no one will be allowed by the pohce 70
70 on board Of s1y such boats. unless intending TO
leave the place. In addition to these precautioDs
such sanitary measures as thorough cleansing
and lining Of the city, burning tar, etc., are 10 be
enforced as may tend TO remove any local cause
for epidemic disease,
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THE ATT1TUDE OF lFRAaCE.

friends.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09

@ 4 .asa4 4 co l :
ha e aa i'sstm Is lu
i ag Z Tie
dan aeri q ua naop :
's busm
ar aa complicated o. theirs has
aVu s. BE-
Ihar agency las been ID operation
tbout two years, and sc bel We they
are nov at the head ofthe list Of ady :
isiag ageis tho ammount of thcr
ba mes bong qaa.led b1 no otho e :
Enlistment Tho oaisnt maAler j
winch tAey hey conduct tie bai S.
9. heir aIensN cnno tal q us ting
with success
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09

CfATE OF VERMONT } Ata Probate Court Dol.
- Manchester District a. Den a Manchester 10 and
for said District on the Seth dr. oi March, 1861
Present Hon H. y BURTON. Iadge.
TIE administrator on The estate ~ Heman Gray,
late Of Arlington Ia said District deceased, made appiiee
tinu 20 render BIS final arraunt
Whereupon &c was ord fea hat said application be
heard at Probate Court TO BE- holden 40 hr Probate Ct
fee IN Manchester in and for said District. on
the cath dty tbrl 1864 and that notice thereof he Civ
ru ~ publishing a order three weeks surcessvslg g.
the Manchester journal raper printed al Manchester
pres ions to "a d time " bearing
4 irie record
Attest LOvELAND MUNs0N. ReE's0
true copy Is REGARD
IS Attest LovELAND MUEsoN. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09
4 lcttor received at Washington

"A letter received at Washington
from Chariestowu, South Carolina, iron
a responsible source, says that the peo-
~, are ae ualiy dying uf starvation n
ue insertion 81 tlal STATE. Ia STUNTS
.aI1e q Clergyman declares tha three
tandt,d persons arc lNhg on cor
Lac ls hchei q necessary q once
sat d4g Ac letter SAYS should at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09
Ar LARGE

are invited 10 Inspect oar fciies We refer BY per.
ais.Du ID Hon Henry Cluk who hold the oliiees 8
Sec w. senate, + = of Poultney. ". and E1tur q
ht Rutland (Yt) Daily Herald Also no Mr. r Hook
~, Frcst. Nat Bank Of poultney, gho has two son
now in attendance. We would also refer a. Franz
cis editor Troy ~ y Daily Times aud 70 he citizen
% Rutland and PoBl mes, VI.
~ persons desiring touttfnd Our College. specimen
Of Pnmanship wiil be gent Tor Ten Ceuts ana = 500
Cirellars sens b. anybody Tree Address j. II LAAh.
LEY P0nltneY, Vt-s0
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09

.g.ut 5. u.seman y .gan =. W'.,.maa .n.a0,I.

sy,yI s. UIssmnn y fan n. H',ssaaH Ho'T'
STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Court holden
Manchester Dlsuie - at the Probate once m Man
enest, ia ana for sad Dtrct, on tse md dag 81 Apt
s. D. l,GT
Plaeut, Hon. T. D. BURTON, Judge,
Tie guardian Ii hoyt ;. Aisenau and Ann =.
Wiseurui, minor children oi jJn Nseman, late OF
rupert ii ,aiI District, deceased, maie application
Iu writing 10 license 70 sell the real eslhJe Of lns
slld wards, setting l1rth that hs sad wards are ~
terested ia the reyelsiou " the duwer o. the widow
Of the ssi1 deceased rs hers-ai-aw q the sud dc
ceu.eI an representing 10 sand Court that 4 would
~ conducive to the interest Ji has said wards io sell
their said interest IA the reyerslon Of the widows
dover ii said estate, for the purpose Of putting ne
awaits thereof at interest or investing them u stocks
on vi reH estate.
Nheleapon Il was ordered thar hearing upon said
.ppiicIduH be bad Prob4Jc Court 70 ~ huath 1t
Manchester IN said Disifc, on the 8th day q April
A. D. 1851 aal lhdI notice oi said application, ne ma
lure ana reason thereof, and he lg place n hedt
iug thereon be given 10 ai persons Interested ny pau
ishiaga copy OF his order thrre weeks successfully ~
ne Manchester journal, newspaper printed az sIla
Manchester, prHyioas % said iilne o hearing
LovELAND NUNsoN Register
A true copy Oi FccJrd. hest,
Ii LOyELAND 5IUNsoN, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-09

#ta h
large
msfne
hsld 81
Isgg ay
eools. Co. apa
m shlbg asi q
ibe CongTe caafaa th's
lage. eyerg afternoon AID @
this peek Cablrra $500 sa
ara earnestly a.1l,ea b alsad
Mr Dan1 FArnam. y Wnhas d.
please ace ,. oar lhanks ~ saue ytfs
fBe maple sugar W F cannot ~ boat
ia Tho manufacture II sugar That
which b. sent uais the incest haze
seen this season
Attention s asked q tie advertise
msu, II 81 stone, - Factory Point
He Nlli sell Al suction go Ihurt3ay u
the present week. his house furnishing
goods, a.. previous y bis removal q
Philadelphia Persons indebted q tie
Dr. for professional services viii fl d
a word ia the advertisement for their
particular ben,6i
LoSonirY Mrs SARAH Stiles .of
Peru. was oao hundred and one year,
old April ist on the haudEe.h alni-
yersary q her birth being ga sunday
the church u which abe isa member
vent 70 her house. aud the Pastor adj
ministcred The sacrament She is in
good health and her slghl and hearing
are still quite good
BuuSED 10 DEru Aiiss Mariottte
BibbMs. daughter Il lfr l. A. Bibbns
o. West Ruperi. was burned - serious
liz on Tuesday afternoon last that she
died in about siN hoais after the 90 ur-
renee Of the accident She was en-
gagged ia tending sap tie, when her
clothes tool IRE from a spark which
dee from the arch aud before the
flames could be extnguuhed She was
burned as above.
AT regular ND, Ing 81 PhunS
Lodge, No ~, / o u O ~ bold a
hh.u. Ea.,.e, p.,rt tnrl 81
,aas.lln..;,.., I'm, .e,r. ,sese,,e
~ ~ $50, .,d nn,sai,'a,
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aesg :, 9..', = "g.a.e.a,,' I 2 g. .,., n
10 oty,b. aa eb.s n.ytnp as am
w sa' s N. M aa ..'.a.s ..,, a sns .raa.
Hr thsr. si,ea .' si.eaf Aas @aae
sis' e e.i.', q. .'a2. =, " e "'..
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= 6ar det..rri Br.as.. Nj. s. ... u..a' a. +,
haeise -. tsflss n.'a e a aai @e'".s sl4f.
R,..t,,p fsst t5e f. m,e. 81 al. l.ss,
aes.ur.Oss crushed ., BE tne a.oe sampm
ltygt 'iiel I, .a' ,.na ss.g'' w., "'n ~
h.gei i,ml.y. ss,J ua.ls, u,iaem 81 ae.rfst.,m.
vatht % maurac's 'saa' aaa 'Aa ee'u'A,'pt.."'
sas.ns ~ wv .,..,, s.s i, .oot
Vie N.s,ile,rtn larrsAL publication.
b AeAA,e'''"A, aea. pr'5s'a.
Gen. Geo. y titm!ey q Nsf5ea-
ICES has been appointed L 5. Consul
San Juaa del Sur. Nicaragua
Ther. ara sbaut ti.. hundred per-
,.,....s. e =. ..t.,' 81.
eo"a ""0 -
the insane " i'4at'ieiolo' ~ present
The number 81 males and females are
nearly equal. and Tie asviunl is about
f.u
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bAS1i --baA.gAh C''''N' W.. 81 ~
q Tree on oAt't..iAJ li''n''S ','a' .s's',
"a s"Fete w "la1a 'i"''' Z ''l.4''l5 '','''
- that rs 'l'ei - " II" ''' =
aSe Was = years
1AUaur A. Mf John ii. Wilson, an
express agent Was relrng ior tue
night, a tlle Howard House, burning
ton le looked under tle bed q III iUuAQ
&. Naastts man named Isaac L, HHr, oi