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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09
Hair GoOdsi Hair GOOdsiI

MRS. L. OUTWARD, e2H lEFfes, on
9TH a large stock % fsfhiouahe hair 6nois.
which will be sod ai the lowest Ncu York
price,. Ladies vii set great bargain b.
giving her a cal. sl-lW
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WANTS.

NKTANTFD-TWO SERVANT GIRLS.0NE
w to cook and wash and one for chamber
maid. Amply at 81 Market street. 76-t
VNTANTED-T0 PURCHASE ALL KINDS
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NOR RENT OR LEASE
L ONE GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE.

in hest repair. with four rooms. kitchen and
dining room, and stables and outhopses; good
cistern, and three acres of ground, on Waluut
street, near st. Agnes Academy. Apply to
1nolk Third street.. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

The grand rattle for Charlie Brackets
pacing horse Inkstand," and trotting
buggy and harness, will take place at
No. 30 Monroe street, corner Of Main, on
Monday evening, at nine o'clock. Those
having chances will please attend.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

BEST prints at l24c; A bleached do
nestle, l0c; best "A brown domestic, l5c;
at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2lS Main street,
corner of Adams. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

STABBISG AFFRAY-On DeGoto street,
near Union, yesterday afternoon, two
negro gamblers, named West, familiarly
known as "Small Pox," and James
Jones, engaged in a fight, which was
rapidly being decided in favor of Small
Pox," when a negro known as "Red 3"
interfered to separate them. This
offended West, who drew a dirk and
stabbed "Red" in the stomach, inaict-
ing what will doubtless prove a mortal
wound. West fed, and at last accounts
had not been apprehended.
NEw MEMPHIS THEATER-Miss Price
closed a very successful engagement at
the iheater Saturday night, and will be
succeeded this evening by Miss Ceeile
Rush, who makes her debut in East
lynne. We have never seen Miss Rush,
but our New Orleans contemporaries
speak Of her presentations in terms Of
high praise. East Lynne is one Of The
few sensational dramas possessing any
point or pith.
LADIES, attend The great closing out
sale Of the season at N. Kraus & Co.'S
Their statesmen have imperative orders to
sell, regardless Of cost or value. I
Go 10 the great CLEARING -zal-----n-'--
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

Greatest closing out sale of
the season. NJ Kraus a. 60.
have removed their Wholesale
house from No. Az second
street 10 Iheir old established
house. No. ais Main street,
corner of Adams, opposite the
Worsham House. where we
will sell for the next thirty
days. regardless of cost or
value. the largest stock OF
staple and fancy dry goods.
clothing. boots and shoes. and
planters supplies i'm the city,
both Wholesale and retail.
Retail buyers. as well rs city
and country merchants, will
do well 10 call and secure bar
gains, as the sock must be
sold i'm the next thirty days,
regardless Of cost or value.
NJ. KRAUS CO..
No. 2IsS Main street. corner
of Adams street. opposite
the WOrsham House. lO4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

proud Of an achievement which so re-
bounds to their credit Grandmother
Hunter aud her compatrioIs could moi
otherwise have entitled themselves TO the
laurel wreaths decking their brows
without Offering as municipal magistrate
one of those eminent philosophers now
basely restrained Of his liberty by the
tyrant Winters, for INDUCING in the limo
cent recreation Of purifying plethoriC
till Of that which is so justly pronounced
the root Of all evil, or playfully sever.
ing an unsuspecting jugular. Happy a
city blessed with chief magistrate
eminent for honesty and integrity"
Africa is not little exercised over
the action of the "What-is-It" In
squads at the corners, andin the saloons,
Africa discusses the "packery." Espe-
cialy do the Shawiies froth at the mouth
with indignation at the trick by which
their favorite was slaughtered Little
Beecher's record is receiving ventila-
ton, and even Grandmother Hunters
Endorsement Of his honesty and in.
tegrity " is coldly received. 1t is slowly
working through Cuay's wool that
Beecher is hypocrite, and only two or
three years ago "hated niggerS like de
debbil." Bat why did de judge OBJ de
court say Go for Beecher if Beecher
not all right ?" All, Africa, did it ever
enter thy kinks that Criminal Judge
pays little, and the Attorney Generalship
is worth thousands
To add to the general confusion, the
derman Union Association, of over 500
voters, have unanimously nominated
Fitch, throwing Grandmother Hunters
embodiment of honesty and integrity :"
overheard. Terrible times, these.
All present indications tend to con.
centrA'ion of the shawltss, white and
black, on Fitch, whose claims to hon.
esty and integrity" are not backed by
criminal prosecutions. The slougbing
Off has already commenced, and we shall
keep onr readers fully advised as to the
progress Of tho grand justification.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

H. B. PAoKER-No. Pittsburg coal
No. 1903 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09


COUNTRY merchants and planters, that
need dry goods, had better attend the
greatest closing out sale of the season, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, No. 2ls Main street,
corner of Adams +
GREAT clearing sale of dry goods at
Lin6auer, Arnold & Co.'S. I
CLOTHING AT CosT.-Drake
& Co., 277 Main Street. are selling
their entire stock at New York
cost, to close business by January
l, 1868. Fixtures in store for sale.
OLD HATS made new 1864 Main st.
DoN'T fail to attend the great closing
out sale of NJ Kraus & Co., No 2ls Main
street, corner of Adams. I
BRiGGs & PETERSON Best Pittsburg
coal, wholesale and retail We weigh on
the city scales No II Madison street
DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading. Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this office I
CHArrEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
Office.
MOURNING dresses dyed in twenty.
four hours, at s57 Shelby street 1920
OLD HATS made new. 1864 Second St
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MOURNING dresses dyed in twenty.
four hours, at 357 Shelby street. 1920
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CHArTEL MORTGAGES for sale at this
oHco
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OLD HATS made new. 1864 Second st.
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EOR RENT
TWO SUITS OF ROOMS,

on Front street. Just above Auction. each suit
containing three rooms and kitchen. Good
cisfern, yard, etc. Win rent for SIS per month
each. REED " WILSON.,
eO. 105 Odd Fellows Hall.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds of Blanks for sale
at this Office
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E0R RENT.

F." MEN
A desirable residence Of twelve rooms. els
tern, out houses, and all necessary apurten-
ances for boarding house. Situation. a block
and half from Court Square. Inquire at 3O4
Second street. oo
NOR RBNT.-NO. 1877 SECOND STREET
Il large fine house, with every convenience.
Apply on the premises, or TO WRIGHT d NC
KISSICK, Kit Williams Block. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

GREAT clearing sale of dry goods at
Lin6auer, Arnold & Co.'S. I
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NOR RENT
DWELLING HOUSE,

STORES Nos. "a AND So POPLAR STREET.
with twelve rooms over them. These are fine
stands for business. and only few feet from
the Overton Hotel. Rent moderate. Inquire
nt the IrnnrR Counting Rom.
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Go to the great elsarins- ssi---''
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E0R RENT
Z A HOUSE AND Ii ACRES GROUND.

on Brinkley avenue. next to Capt. Postals.
+. II. CLARK Il CO.,
IS Corner Main and Madison streets.
TN0R RENT-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
co tanning four large rooms and kitchen,
with fine porch and yard about FIVE minutes'
walk from Court Square. Apply to ANDREW
DANERI, Grocer, $40 Second street. corner
GavogO VI
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FOR RENT.

TIoR RENT-A NEW RESIDENCE ON
L Elliott street. in good neighborhood.
Amply to J.W. A. ZONES \ Co.,
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IGLAUER Z PRITz,
255 Main street.
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Bat tbe above sinks to nOthinguess
com phred with the excitement on the
Mayoral question. As before stated,
little Beecher,saLisf trainer was Grand
ssised, after little
" the gifted BleEis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-09

DoN'T fail to attend the great closing
out sale of NJ Kraus & Co., No. 2ls Main
street, corner of Adams. I
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
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-N- - ~ - - - IN
70 Teachers and District Clerks

NOTICE rs -fEREBY GIVEN that the County
= Superintendent Of schools for Iowa County vi 1!
hold PUBLIC EXAMINATIoNs for Licensing Teach
ers as fellows:
Forthe First Inspection District-At the School House
IN the Village OF Janesdale, ednesday anz Thurs
day, April Sd and 4th 1861.
For the Second In prction District-At the School
House IN The Vi laEe Of Arena, Friday and Satar-
day, april 5th and 5rh
For the Third Inspection pistrict-At the Cou.t
House in the Village OF Dod-eyilIe on Monday aud
Tuesday April Sh and 9Th; also. the House
in the City of Mineral Point, Friday and Saturday
April l2rh and 18th.
For the Fourth Inspection District At the School
House in the Village OF AdAnsviiie On Wednesday
and Thursday. April 10 h and llth.
For the Fifth InSPecef pjstrict--tt the School
House in the Village 8 Linden, Mot ay and Tues
dsv, April 15th apd Ieth.
For the Sixth Inspection Distriei-At the School
House in the Village If Highland, on Wednesday and
IhursdaY Anril Llth and lSth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
EXAMINATIONS

VIII be held at the School House in the Village Of
Avoca, on Friday and Saturday, April 18th ond 20th
and slso at the Village Of Highland. Friday and
Saturday, May 0th and lth for the benefit Of those
Teachers not 10 the County at the time Of regular Tx
aninations, ana for those who, Tor good and sufficient
reasons, failed to attend.
APPLICANTS must provide themselves with Pen
and Ink, and Foolscap Paper
The Examinations will commence in each place at
10 o'clock in the morning of The G.s day, and an
are requested be prompt
Hereafter, those persons who regardless Of the re-
quirrments Of the law, commence the business Of
Teaching before making application, for License to
teach, VIII be debarI ed from receiving Certificate
SAMUEL PARKS,
County Superintendent.
AyocA. March J, 1857. ltd.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

\ BAsHFUL and rather green young
man from near Finccnnes. attended a
ball in that place, the SIN saws, not
long since, in company with the idol
of his heart" y fter the dance lad
progressed for some time. the Young
man from the rural district saw tho
one most dear TO him sitting in the
corner Of the room, and concluded ne
would step over and have a chat with
his lady lover. All well. so far. but
the bashful fellow was at loss for
something TO say-he fdgeted about
and was sweating profusely, having
just left the dance, and the room was
quite warm. Finally, taking hold OF
his wilted collar, he commenced his
conversation thus: :" It's powerful
warm-my shirts wet; amt yoursI"
The lady wilted
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
Why the Wind Blows.

What Is the cause of the winds ?
The simple answer is-the sun. II
YOU light FIRE in a room, and after.
wards stop up every chinS hv which
air can gain access to the fire. except
the chimney. the FIRE VIII go out in 4
short time. Again, if lamp is burn
ing on the table, and YOU stop up tho
chimney at the top, the light viii go
outat once. The reason of this is that
the flame. IN each case. attracts the
air; and if either the supply Of air IS
cut off below. or its escape above is
checked, the flame cannot go on burn
ing. This explanation, however, does
not bear to be pushed too far. The
reason that the fire goes out if the
supply of air Is cut of, : t..t tie
flame, so 10 speal,, feeds on air, while
the sun cannot lie said in any sense
TO be dependent on the earthS atmos-
Phere for the fuel Of his fire. We
have chosen the Illustration of the
fame, because the facts are so we'll
known. If, instead OF lamp In the
middle Of a room. we were to hang up
n large mass Of heated iron, we should
find that currents of air set in front.
all sides, rose above it, and spread out
,can5;n -, - -, ne me en-, e'i'I'' r'i Ie
a~;.taS - ',e''7 ''ls N,liS. ne
l1:,.- - t''eoo Hit'"'S may oe
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d,,cod , ~ -, - 80 -
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81. of ~. - -'.1' - '''e pa
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a1a-t:. - :,l1Ir0 a. ''''is5
c,aoa - '5''o ti'' open
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be constant tonaano,. 80 VIZ
H.. +o,,..rl- 81 -; al ~
s,,,rc,c, -. IL ~. o''.e ga tii' earth
OF 90 an ~ tI.: ~. = - '.te Is hiGn-
- +Lat -.''''79 oe-'s equal
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1,,,uS:., III me Zei.th- Ac-
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,rator al ~ - .'-'' - eI''itiJ
IN tI,a ,,1acaar ~. 1''i ''''i,5
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& 7 J.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

4 LADY in Lafayette, Ind, in pre-
pairing her Sunday dinner put some
beans in a pot to bake. In hurry to
get 70 church she inadvertently put
her hymn book in the pot and wrap
ped a piece Of pork in her pocket hand
kerchief and took it to church with
her. Her modification was intense
upon discovering her mistake during
service so was her husbands 5 at The
singulaIly pious composition of the
repast.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

HoRRrBLE--Last Summer, a young
lady Of Il, residing in Jacksonville,
went 70 bed with small vial Of chic
roform, for the purpose of quieting q
toothache. and in the morning was
found TO all ar oearances dead, and she
was so pronounceo by several physi-
clans, and was duly buried. A few
days since her relatives were about to
remove from Jacksonville, and had the
remains exhumed, for the purpose Of
taking them to their new home They
were horror-stricken on finding the
corpse turned over, both hands full Of
hair, and her clothing torn 10 shreds,
revealing the fact that the Young lady
had been buried alive The chloro-
form had thrown her into a deep
trance, the awakening from which was
n her coffin and grave The lady was
engaged 70 be married al the ti:ne OF
her supposed death.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
9 HI = F i "a - * x TT

I N-A'' A'f-A@4-f-~ -4etA4t1-tiilC iii -.ldlGS.
WHAT goes most against a farmers
grain 4? His reaping machine.
WHAT IS the gentlest kind of spur?
4 whisper.
NEVER be without a quarter in your
pocket, and you viii always be quar-
ter-master.
LITTLE GIRLS believe in the man in
the moon-big girls believe in a man
in the honeymoon.
The most reluctant slave to vice
that we ever saw was poor fellow
who had his fingers in one.
\ FEENc NcHuAS has defined fidelity
to be :. devil Of an itching which It's
forbidden to scratch"
How do young ladies show their dis
like to mustaches? BY setting their
faces against them
WHY are there more marriages in
Winter than in Summer ? Because
then men seek comforters. and ladies
-muds
How do angry woman prove them
tg't ta. - ;. lo',s eu Hey exhibit
,.on III af - '' = giving
Il HAVE the best wife in the world
said long suffering husband " she
-" NV q i : S'ilH'' NC Win 'Ile sou emu OF
'''0 y 'o'l''
SALLY said young gent, pre-
parng to take snoose, - if any one
calls tell them I'm gone" . Gone
mo- 'o"' 20 steep
\ LEAN man asked boy, who owned
a deg, = why that hungry cur followed
hlm " Don't know" said the ur-
chin; 8 guess he takes you for 4 bone.
BOBBY, why don't you 90 home and
have your mother sew up that hole in
your trowsers p g Oh 90 along. old
woman, our folks are at the sewing
circle, working for the heathen."
ONE Of tbe Siamoso Twins vas
drafted by the rebels, during the late
war, tut was at last declared exempt
on account Of having an only brother
depending on him for support.
RrT nosted ON tho walls n
cor,,trv ri7Iaro ,rnornced ~ 10
lecture will be delivered in the open
air, and collection made at the door
10 detray expenses.
"Yo,- don't coon, - l,ror- how. -
take mo " sa;5 y,r1oor r,1I,r- -
gentleman he had ins0Ifed 1.Yos I
do said the gentleman d" by the
nose
yyux sbo,,75 va 1oal- fo-o r-;r,
+Lot = rnnna Iadr- ,.han, w. = 40 .,.t-,,,1
,,,aI.;nl, a;}r II ,,o,.a.s;n, 80 ,.,,t.'.
raer > Roransa .l1,s vi - ar5.
well.
uWu77,vn z,;d +sacbor - o,o
a he ,,n-;Is ..cao ~, +alI 49,
- +La s,,,, 80 =, +ba Fast p,
..Do,,,+ l,nov- s;r =. 70, Iiod vr;I1;op,
Cont i ha fiat tho Fas+ r,,ol,o- go
tbinlr rise
N, o5;.o- .,.u,.1.;. ::
tba+ So 80 Iar ,.i,l I,1. ~. l.
r,on con1d stand aroan5 m = .'',, rrb;o6 =
~ - - - 80 - - :
- - AL, CI' e ~ ,ls AZ lsI,om NV
10 "a" d 1io0[ u PIGEONS ny so 10"
ma ~ 0'''''' ia NJ Il Il 4 : 'ile'ii'
\ PRETTY GIRL remarked to an OBJ
80 80 ~ Lag5.o-I. S',oui1 a ,,i9 rl.,,Ig
ba +ba h..+ - - - - ;, -
!. Yes ,r,any noor roIIo- has beor
-bo~a5 -. .Lc., - - - -o.I:s5
'>-' = l'i'e'''
/ LIKE TO see fifteen or twenty young
men parade themselves IN front Of the
meeting house on the Sabbath, and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
Trailing Arbutus.

Sweet surprise for April
Met me on day,
Ny friend, sg1il ns, laden
With Nav flowers. ere the May:
Sweejer blossoms never grew,
May ana morning, sun and dew.
Whence their bTcatA Ike music,
Whence their dush like dawn'
Whence that soul Of Spring time.
Have they softly drawn'
Wherefore should they folded be.
In such tender mystery
For their dear old sweetness,
And their beauty rare,
For the shore they grew on,
And the name they bear,
In my loving memory
I hold them, FOR these and thee.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

=" JEROME. Jerome, screamed. Mrs.
Butterheld. the other day, to her big
gest boy. what are you throwing to
those pigeons 2" Gold beads, moth
e, and the darned fools are eatin'
EN- | pect they think it's cornl"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

Z" / wonder low they make luc.fer
matches 2 said young married lady
10 her husband, with whom she was
always quarrelling. The process i.
very simple" said the husband ; II
once made one" How did you man
age it?' by leading YOU to the
alter
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Warehaaso near the Dc75t. 1ilacral rola1, We.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-26
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES COURT IN BANKRUPTCY
since since our last last report the following additional petit
= FTankil9l 9: FOrny, Heldeleurg, Berks county Pa.
be declared bankrupt; filed November 8.
P6 Fs1n aed eMfbaysrd s orSsf %ar
reference 70 register Chase for November l9
fSoH11 N0Sem3er Der g. Order OF reference to Register
Benjamin M. Hampton. Ashland, schuylknl county,
Pa. Petition hl ed November 9Th. Order OF reference
George Wise, Fifteenth Ward. Philadelphia Peti-
ton flied Noyemoer H. Order Of referencetO Register
Andrew B. Stevenson, Twenty-third Ward PhIla-
ence to Register Chase for November is.
Thomas IL III Rice, No s2s Arch street Philadelphia.
Register McMlchael for November IS.
Petition filed November il. Order Of refSreSce to
Register Barnett for November 10.
filed November iG order Of reference to Register
John M. Wood, Honesdale, Wayne county, Pa. Pc
ution OF Hoagland, Dubois d Magoyern that John
w. Lawrence Philadelphia Petition lied Novem.
Der Is, Order Of reference to Register Parsons for
nt Thee: 3; stagers No. I7o5 Mount Vernon stres.,
reference 80 Register Ashton for November "a.
j. H. Haier q Brother, Reading, Pa Petition of
BANKRUPT, FLED Noysmber 10. -''V'-'' &c U''''i'u
Lazarus Stein Philadelphia. Petition of Raphael
Brunswick that Lazarus Stein be declared bankrupt,
hlsa NoyemSeIE SeI,s. 49, phua6o,o po.,,,o ala, No
Xember ID order OF reference TO Register Fisher for
Herman Biumenthal. Columbia, Pa Petition OF
Goldsmith Brothers that Herman Blumenthal be de-
claIed bankrupt, filed November 2l.
Henry Hudson Barton, Philadelpha Petition filed
Noyember a. Order OF reference TO Register Ashton
for November "a
John B. Grebiii. Petition HIed November 2l, order
otIeterence to Register Slaymaker for November "a.
Yember p.
GO. southwiek @ sheble q Co.. PhIladelphia, tradingas
"Shxony Woollen Company" Little Falls, Herkimer
county, n: Y. Petition filed November a.
FRANCIS III. stddall, Twenty second Ward, Philadel
phia Petition filed November 28 order OF reference
10 Register Chase for November %,
John Grant, QuakertOwn Bucks county, Petition
Chase for November 80,
Lewis w. bradshaw, BucItinpham Ruclks county.
Register Chase for November no.
George Keilman, Tamaqua BchuyIklll county
Petition filed November 28. order OF reference 10
Register Hobart for November 20,
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g. brotherhood Of the Union; and members Of
Harmony Engine Company, respectfully Invited
70 attend his funera from his late residence No 1893
Dorrance street (below Nineteenth and Carpenter
atreetsl, on Thursday, the 25th instant at O'clock
TO proceed TO the Broad Street NJ E Church fer
vice, thence 70 Mt. Morah for interment
MELCHER.-On the 2ith instant, MARY EMILY
daughter of Martin and Elizabeth Melcher, aged 8
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the esdence OF her parents
No 1885 FRANKLIN street, on "wednesday morning az 10
O'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill. y
oNEIL.-on the Gath instant. Mr.. MICHAEL
O'NEIL, aged % years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence No I2i
N. Second street, on Wednesday morning at 81
O'Clock. "
6ABINE.-On sunday, the oath Instant OF pneumo
mia, SUSAN WHITNEY wife Of Alexander b. Sa-
bine, of this city.
The funeral will take place at No 1923 spruce atrea
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
aged ~ years NN
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend tho
funeral from his late residence, No las Almond
street. on wednesday afternoon at 9 O'clock No nro-
Ceed TO Fourth and Pine streets P'N