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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.
United States
u.s. Libel Conformation.
$50 Gallons of Whisky.
To John F. Foust and HI. C. Dick, and
to all whom it may mountaineering {:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 2Sth day of June, 1867, six hundred and
thirty gallons of Whisky were seized at or near
Gibsonville, in the County of Guiltord, as the
property of the firm of Foust and Dick, by John
Crane Collector of Internal Revenue for the 5th
Collection District of North Carolina, as forfeited
to the use of the United States, and the same is
Ibelled by D. H. Starbuck, Attorney of the
United States, and prosecuted in the Circuit
Court of the United States for condemnation for
the causes in the said~Libel set forth; and that
said causes will stand for trial at the Court Room
of said Court, at Raleigh, on the last Monday in
November, 1867, at noon, if that be Jurisdiction
day, if not at the next day of Jurisdiction there
after when and where ali persons are warned to
appear to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to intervene for their in
tercSts.
Given under my hand, at office, in Raleigh, on
July 18th, 1867.
July 25, 1867. Sid.
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 10th, 1867.
1CIRCuLAR.1

CIRCULAR.
Paragraph XII of General Orders, No. 10, cur
rent series from these Headquarters, does not
prohibit the use of fowling pieces for hunting
game upon ones own premises.
Commanding officers of Posts are authorized.
upon good and sufficient cause shown, to grant
permission to public officers to carry arms when
absolutely necessary in the discharge of theie dl-
ties such permission to be in writing, in each
case, and to be revoked when abused.
Commanding officers of Posts, to be associated
with one or more commissioned officers on duty
at the Post, next in rank, when practicable, are
constituted military tribunals for the trial OF all
persons within the limits of their commands
charged with violating Par. XII of G.. o. No. 10,
and Par. of G. O., 80 IL, current series from
these Headquarters. Tie proceedings in such
approval.
by Command of Major-Gen. D. E. s1oKIEs,
J. w. ILous,
Eft Capt, SSth U. s. I'm. entry,, :
A. d. c., & A, A. A. q.
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POST OF CHARLOTTE.

COUNTY OF CLEAvELAND.
John Y Aydlotte, Decatur Grgg, L. A. Bolts,
Sanders Wright, John Williams, N. D. Davis.
COUNTY OF CATAwBA.
A. j. Whitner, John r. Ellis, J. G. Clapp,
Franklin Caldwell, Wilson Synder, Drury Ham
ilton.
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
Christon Beall, N. II. Hill, r. j. Sifford j. II.
King, Elisha Saunders, Edmond Saunders.
COUNTY OF CASTOR.
MI Aydlotte, James Hoffman, Eli Passour,
James Rhyme, Anthony Yitman, William Mckee.
COUNTY OF MECKLENBURG.
w. F. Ahrens, Solomon Sifford, Henry
McCombs, R. R. Rea, H. P. Helper, John David
son.
COUNTY OF UNION.
W. Newsome, Jonathan Trull, Daniel Benton,
Daniel Tomberlin, Hugh Downing, Calvin
Rogers.
COUNTY OF CABARRUS.
John Mcdonald, D. H. Abbott, John Harris,
Cyrus Alexander, Aaron j. Yoist, George Mel
cher.
COUNTY OF STANLEY.
w. H. D. Greene Samuel Mann, Eli Shankle,
W. H. Randall, Jack Davis, John R. Duke.
COUNTY OF ANsoN.
E. Fullings, Joseph Allen, Henry Powell, NJ.
Mcfarland, John Jarvis, Alexander Little.
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HEADQUARTERS Second Military ph" .s

CHARLESTON, .. o, O1''J UT
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 10. .,,ored or
All persons in this Department emptoyo or dis
oonccrned at any time in sezing holaln ads chat
posing ii real Kps fGPss5sa gSBr
es Shares Sdn in any sah or aies
Pf any Kind seauesed BY late Without
Confederate Government, are 1equHET eadouarters
delay report in writing 4St to 5 thds and
n 1her the time and PaqnsnS
p tTation, and the names Of the roperty is
owners, and of the parties by whom prop'
nI Bv Command of Maj. Gen. D. E. sIckLEs S
Capt. ssth q. s. Inf, A. D. c., and aas a "a
May 16, 1857
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POST OF GOLDSBORO'.

COUNTY OF WAYNE.
John Robinson, Jesse Holowell, Hope Balm, II.
S. Grant, Lang Nixon, Arnold Bull.
COUNTY OF JOHNSTON.
Alfred Holland, Rufus Beckwith, w. j. Garri-
son, j. B. Cook, Matthew Holt Isham Woodall.
COUNTY OF GREENE.
James 8. Smith, Richard j. Williams, George
Beeman, Sydney A. Busbee, Sanders P. Cox,
Luke Shepherd.
COUNTY OF WILSON.
Nathan Fallersby, Willie Daniel, Israel Bar
den.
COUNTY OF NASH.
Benz. II. Sorsby, Jr., George w. Cooper, Jesse
j. Walker, Jacob Gug, Fred. Arlington, Benja-
min Jones.
COUNTY OF HALIFAX.
John Mcmahon, Robert Howard, Horatio H.
Bushnell, John II. Renfrow, James Basmore, R. II.
Smith, john P. McAulitfe, Uriah Benton, Henry
Eppes.
COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON.
Isaac Peel Joseph Cavalier, George B. Wealth
ers, Benjamin Franklin, r. G. Parker, Ruffin Fai
son.
COUNTY OF EDGECOMBE.
Frank f. Bennett, John Vaughan, w. II.
Knapp, Charles s. Bartlett, Thomas Newton,
Willis Brown, A. N. Lowe, r. J. Dixon, Alexan-
der McCabe.
COUNTY OF LENOIR.
Lemuel II. Aldrich, Pinckney Hardee Richard
" hiteield, P. T. Willis, A. j. Loftin, james
Waters.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF NORTH-CAROLINA.

DISTRICT OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
! United States
as. Libel of Information.
s Barrels of Whisky.
To Geo. Swepson. and to all whom 1t
may cOncern-.Greeting:
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 25th day of June, 1867, eight barrels OF
Whisky SHIPPED from Richmond and consigned . 10
Pulliam, Jones & Co., at Raleigh, N: G., was as
seized at the North Carolina r: R. Depot b at
| Greensboro, in the County of Guilford, as tne
property of Geo. swepson by John Crane Coliec
tor of Internal Revenue for the 5th Coeet ,1se
District of North Carolina, forfeited TO inc use
| of the United States, and the same is nbelIea py
D. Fl. Starbuck, Attorney of the United STATES,
and prosecuted in the Circuit Court of the Umteo
States for condemnation for the causes in tne
said Libel set forth and that said causes Will
stand for trial at the Court Room of said Court,
| at Raleigh the last Monday in November,
1867 at noon, if thai be jurisdiction day, and If
not, at the next day of jurisdiction thereafter !;
when and where all persons arc warned to appear
| to show canse why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to intervene for their interests.
| Given under my hand, at office, in Raleigh, on
| July nth, 1867.
| DANIEL r. GOODLOE, u s.. Marshal
! July %, 1867. 51-l4d-
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
TWO PRECINCTS.
First Pecinct.-Franklinton, Freeman's ID
Roads, Harris h1 Roads, Robert Griffin's:
LIST Board-R. 81. Timberlake, A w. Pierce
billiard Dunston
Second Precinct.-Davis' ID Roads, Jordan
Cooks, R. A. Speeds Store, Haysville, Louis
burg, Pugh's Hills:
I'd BoaTd-Dr. VIM. M. Crenshaw, Nat. Harris
j. III. Williamson.
By order of Col. j. V. BUMFoRD:
DAN'L. 7. WELLS,
LIST Lieut.. Sth Inf, Bet Maj.
Post Adjutant.
Official:
G. V. s. AIKEN, LIST Lieut.. Sth Int:
A. @. NJ
Aug 1, 1867. 55-tt.
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POST OF NEWBERN.

COUNTY OF CRAVEN.
Charles A. Nelson, F. D. acher, Richard
Tucker, Nelson P Angels, j. w. Dey, Moses d.
Hill, II. P Doane, Charles Hubbard, Clinton D.
Pierson.
COUNTY OF owNsLow.
Robert Selleok, Dalien A. Hargett, Charles
Sheppard, Calvin D. Morton, David W. Scott,
John Munro.
COUNTY OF CARTERET
Thomas c. Allen, James E. Whitehurst, David
Henderson, John j. Henshaw, Thomas Daniels,
Oliver ". Henry.
COUNTY OF JONES.
Joseph A. Hascall, N P. Smith, Robert Hade,
o. R. Colgrove Thomas G. Gillett, John An
drews.
COUNTY OF BEAUFORT.
VIM. s. Cherry, Albert E. Edward, NJ Augustus
Powers, John a. Dewell, Horace N. Waters, Jas.
N. Redmond, John s. Gordon, Jordan King, 7.
D. Smaw.
COUNTY OF PITT.
j. H. Jenkins, David j. Rich, Cornelius II.
Gibbes, Windsor Crandall, Isaac A. Rosekrans,
J. G. Hart.
COUNTY OF HYDE.
Bannister Midget, Jesse s. Mason, Joseph
Hodges, Benjamin G. Jennett, A. B. Howard,
Edmund 8. Woog.
The Registers hereby appointed will be imme-
diately notified by the Post Commanders, to
whom they will report at once for the necessary
books and blanks
All communications from Registers will be ad-
dressed to the Post Commander. Orders and
instructions will be transmitted to Boards of
Registration, through the same channel.
By command of Maj. Gen. D. e. SICKLEs:
j. W. CLOUs,
Capt: ssth q. s. Inf, A. D. e. and A. A: A e.
July 20, 1857. 53-St.
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POST OF GREENSBORO.

COUNTY OF STOKES.
W. W. McCanles, P. H. Oliver, Walker Gam,
Charles Moody, w. G. Mathews, Austin Durham.
COUNTY OF FoRsYTHE
j. R. Crist, Charles Hauser, Ransom Phipps,
J. II. White, Dr., Munroe Phillips, j ohm P. West.
COUNTY OF DAVIDSON.
John E. Cramer, Isaac Kinny, William Ber-
rier, Richard Ayres, William Bodenhamer, Philip
Bale.
COUNTY OF RANDOLPH.
Isaac Lee Levy Cox, s. w. Blair, William
Brown, j. W. Steed, Alison Brown.
COUNTY OF GUILFoRD.
John T. Poe, John A Pritchard, R. Y Davis,
Harmon Unthanks, Jesse Benbow, D. H Lar
tische
COUNTY OF ROCKINGHAM.
Thomas Carter, Alexander Ray, Alfred San
ders, John Underdon, Thomas Cummins, John
NJ. Lindsey.
COUNTY OF CAswEI.L.
Alvin Lee, R. n. Jones, s. G. Siddle, William
Taylor, Thomas Ray, Pharoah Glass.
COUNTY OF ALAMANCE.
Daniel Clapp, James s. Pugh, William F.
Jones, Peter Holt, lIezekiah May, Spencer San
ders.
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WARREN COUNTY

WARREN COUNTY
TWO PRECINCTS.
First Pfecinct.-Warrenton, Sandy Creek
Smiths Greek, Guntler Greek, Mason's Nut
Bush;
A. Hyman.
Second Observation-Disclosures River, Six-Pound,
Hawtree, Thomas B. Fleming's:
I'd Board-Charles D. Carlton, Benz R. Brown
ing, VIM. CaWthorn.
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CHATHAM COUNTY.


TWO PRECINCTS.
First Precinct.-Pittsboro, Haywood, Buck
Horn, Lasater Grove, Hadley's:
LIST Board-John B. Drake, Henry Smith, Thos.
Dixon.
Second Precinct Edwards Bear Creek
Gulf, Oakland, Headen:
I'd Board-Abner Bright, Gilbert Love, Willis
Bird.
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ORANGE COUNTY,

I I.
TWO PRECINCTS.
First Preci'aet.-Hillsboro',J j. w. Miles, Cedar
Grove, Nichols, Turner's Mill, Midway:
LIST Board-W. j. Hogan, j. W. Carr, Jordan
Swain.
Second Pecinct.-Durlams, Herndon's, Chap
el Hill, White Gross, Gates Store:
ed BodTd-R. c. Swain, NJ. D., Thomas Wilson,
John Hancock.
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PERSON COUNTY.

TWO PRECINCTS.
First Pecinct.-Holloway's Allensville, Noun
Tirzah:
LIST Boar1-John H. Jones, John Buchanan, Il.
P. Martin.
Second Frecinct-Cu nningham's Store. Olive
Hill, Bushy Fork, Roxboro', Barrett's Mill:
I'd Board-C. H. Jordan, N. W. Faulkner, w.
G. Scott.
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GRANVILLE COUNTY,

GRANVILLE COUNTY.
THREE REGISTRATION PRECINCTS
First Precinct.-Knapp of Reeds, Tar River, Ok.
ford, Raglan, Henderson, Epping Forrest.
LIST Bodrd-Lewis H. Kittell, Calvin Belts,
Abraham Hinton.
Second Fredericksburg Creek, Fort Creek,
Beaver Dam, Ledge of Rocks, Brassfield's, Dutch.
vile:
Second Board-G. w. Blacknall, John Peed,
Aaron Pratcher.
Third Preci'sct.-Sassafras Fork, Goshen, Coun-
ty Line, Abrams Plains, Island Greek, Nut
Bush:
Sd Board-B Walker, William Tyler, Thomas
Pool.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

A. BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT JUST RE-
II ceived and for sale low at
Watson's Photograph Gallery.
Members of the Legislature, visitors and citi
Zens are invited to call at WATSON'S PHOTO
ERAPH GALLERY and hear of something to
, MefEinterest. J. W. WATSON.
Raleigh, Noy. o. 1866. 1O6-tf
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MOIAS SES!

A PRIME ARTICLE OF MOLASSES, LIN
N hhds and bills, for sale by nonn
- -----II UPCHURCH 81 DODD.
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OFFICIAL.
Registers for Raleigh military pos,

The Registers named in subjoined General Or.
der No. 26 will at once report their Post Office
address to these Headquarters, that they NAV be
furnished with copies of this order.
Headquarters Military Post of Raleigh.
Raleigh, N. c., July 23d, 1867
GENERAL ORDERS,
| No. 26.
The following appointments of Registers, as
announced in General Orders No. 60, Headquar-
Post OF Raleigh, arc hereby assigned to duty in
the Registration Precincts herein set forth.
REGISTERS are required to take the oath, pre-
s secn 0y Act OF Congress, approved July 3D.
1907. Ihey VIII report in person to these Head
quarters without delay in order to subscribe to
said oath, and be furnished with the necessary
books and blanks for registration. every
Board OF registration will choose its presiding
| officer, who will represent the Board and an.
nounce its action upon all matters coming be-
fore it.'
"Regulations for the government of Registers
in the discharge of their duties will be duly pub
lished as soon as practicable for general informa-
tion.'
All communications from Registers will be
addressed to these Headquarters
Registers will inform these HEADQUARTERS of
their post Office address upon every change of
station.
In case of death or casualty rendering Resis-
tiers hereby assigned incapable of executing their
Office that the fact will be reported to this office
by the presiding officer other member of the
Board tnat the vacancies so existing may be filed
without delay.
Registers, announced in General Orders No.
20, current series, Headquarters Second Military
District, not accepting the position, will please
inform these Headquarters at once.
The following named voting places are hereby
established for Registration in tie Counties com
prising this Post, and are assigned 10 the Regis
tratlon Boards herein named as follows:
WAKE COUNTY.
THREE REGISTRATION PRECINCTS
First faecinct.-Raleigh, huntsville, Forest
Vile, Rolesville, Wakefield, Eagle Rock.
LIST Boa'1-William White, Hanson T. Hughes,
Theodore Joseph.
Second Precinct.-Spikes', Willie Lynn's, Nor
risVille, Hays Store, Oak Grove, Laws Store:
I'd Board-T. F. Lee, Solomon Pool, Albert
Magnin.
1hi,@ Pecinct-Barney Jones', Nat Jones',
Joel Jones, Duprees', Upchurchs', Busbecs'
Sd Board-Francis Lamson, Thomas Hampson.
Isaiah Hardee.
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he's are adequate. In the military service also they
not intermixed with white soldiers, but were
separated into companies and regiments of COLOR aud
this not by way of dispnrngement but from motives
OF wisdom and prudence, TO avoid the AutagOn
nisns Of variant and unmixable races. Law and
custom having sanctioned separation OF races,
u Is not The province of the judiciary 20 legls-
ln'e It away. We cannot say there was no difference
IN fact when the law and the voice Of The people had
said there was The laws Of the State are found In
its constitution, statutes, Institutions, and gene.
raj customs. It is to these sources judges must
resort TO discover them If they these guides
they pronounce their opinions, not the laws of
those whose officers they are, Following these
guides we are compelled 10 declare
That at the time of the alleged injury there
that natural, lege and customary difference between
the white and black races in this state which
made their separation as passengers In public con
veyance the subject OF BOund regulation TO secure
order, promote comfort, preserve the peace and
maintain the rights both OF carriers and passengers
The defendants therefore entitled to an aflirma
Tive answer TO the point recited at the begin ng OF
this opinion. IL only remains to add that this
before the passage OF the act of 22d of March.
1867 declaring 1t an oense for railroad companies to
make any distinction between passengers on account
OF color and our decision pronounces the law
only 1t stood when the case arose Leaving the act
TO operate such shall fall within It's pro-
Visions Indeed the act Itself indication of the
legislative understanding Of how the law stood be-
fnrq
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE WHITE AND BLACK RACES.
The Right OF Railroad Companies to
Keep Separate White and Black Pas
seDgsTs-DecisiOn by tho Pennsylvania
Supreme Court.
An opinion was delivered In the Supreme Court as
PiItsbuIg Pa. Tuesday, by Judge ARneW, In a case
involving the right OF railroad companies carriers
to keep separate black and white passengers, in
which IL was declared that, prior TO the act OF
the Stale Assembly Of March last, there was
that natural, legal, and customary difference be-
tween the races in Pennsylvania which made their
SCI aration as passengers In public conveyance the
subject Of sound regulation, to secure order, promote
comfort preserve the peace, and maintain the rights
both OF carriers and passengers The case ia which
the question originated was that OF oolored woman
sustained by being compelled TO occupy diueTent
seat in railroad Car than the one she had selected.
Justice Read dissented Judge Agnew, in announo
Ing his decision, considered the rights OF
The Company "A common carrier, the preferences OF
the public and the laws and customs OF the STATE
sun ming up as follOws:- 49, -,
1T is clear therefore that under the Consultation
ana laws, the white and black races stand In sepA
rate relaIlon 10 each other, We hnd the same uli
isrence IN the Institutions and customs OF the sIa,e
Never has there been lntermixture or the tDo
uninterrupted usage the blacks live apart visit and
entertain among themselves, occupy sepafHve paEs1i
OF ppblc worship ana amusement ana M no i Ieihi
or pOntlcal STATIONS not even sitting 70 uecu9 tet
own causes: In fact there Is not an lnstlluslon
Of the STATE IN which they have mingled lndlscrml
nately with the whites. Even the Common bcnOOl
law pEoYiqes foT separate schools when Their mum
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SEIZURE OF Stills IN THE OLD RICHMOND
DIsTRICT.-On Thursday Deputy Collector
Thomas S. Foulkrod, of the Fifth Collection Dis
trict, accompanied by four men, and supported
by posse of the Eighteenth District Police,
paid visit 10 the old Richmond District, and
seized seven copper and tin stills, besides q
quantity of whisky.
One of them was found in an old shed on Ann
street, below Millville; another on Salmon
street, above William a third, back of No. lila
william street; fourth, back of No. 1898 Hun
tingdon street: fifth back of No. 1896 Hun
tingdon street; sixth, at Cumberland and
Almond streets; and the seventh was captured
after it had been taken from cellar, and the
parties in charge of it were in full flight across
a common. All of this work was not done with
out considerable opposition. The stills were all
brought to the city, and placed in charge of the
United States Marshal.
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The PENNSYLVANIA BRANCH oP THE AMERICAN
FREEDMAN's UNION COMMISSION, whose office and
rooms are at No. I'll SAMSON street, in this city,
ate doing good work in the way of educating
the freed people of the Southern States. They
well deserve the encouragement and assistance
OF all classes and parties. Their schools in
Washington, d. c., and those at Lynch burg,
FarmUlle, and other localities in Virginia,
opened on the 10th of October. Those in South
Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi
did not open until the 1st of November. Norris
town and West Chester have each decided to
support two teachers, aud have subscriptions
sufficient TO secure the required amount
monthly. while the towns of Bellefonte, Lock
Haven, Williamsport, and Altoona have each
promised the support of one teacher.
To the support of the friends of
the cause in West Chester have been
appropriated the school in Huntsville, Alabama,
taught by Mr.. and Mrs. McCulloch, which will
henceiorth be called the "West Chester Schools
The support of one teacher requires but fifty
dollars per month, very small amount com
pared to the great amount OF good which a
capable instructor can accomplish.
The American Freedman's Union Commission,
of which the Pennsylvania Association is a
branch has under its care and support schools
in the following places the figures designating
the number of teachers employed at each
DlaCe:--
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CHEAP SoAPl GooD SoAPl- Natrona Refined
Ssponifer Concentrated Lye. Two cents pound
Tor superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds OF Soft Soap
Tor one cent, Every family can make their own Soap
Ali varieties of Soap easily made cup Coffee
Us new concentrated lye for making Soap Just dis
overed in Greenland in the Arctic Seas, and is COM
posed mainly of illuminate of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat produces the best deterslve
Soap In the world. One box will make l75 pounds Of
good Soft Soap, or Its equivalent in superior Hard
Soap Retailed by all druggists and grocers In the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
ran obtain It wholesale in cases. each containing 4S
boxes, at liberal discount. of all the wholesale
grocers and druggists all the and cities OF the
United States, or of CLIFFORD PEMBERTON,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Pa.
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The PRESBYTERIAN CONVENTION - EVENING
SEssIoN.-The Convention reassembled in the
evening, and was called to order by the Pres
dent. Rev. DR.. Wallace opened the proceedings
with prayer. The Fourth Article, already given,
was then taken up, and, after considerable dis
cussion, was adopted, as follows:-The Book Of
Psalms which is of Divine origin, is well adapted
to the state of the Church in all ages and all
circumstances, and should be used in the wor-
ship of God. Therefore, we recommend that a
new and faithful version OF the Book of Psalms
be provided as soon as practicable. But mas
much as YauOus collections of psalmody are
used in the different churches, change in the
report shall not be required. The following re-
solutions were then adopted:-That we unite
In requesting our respective churches in
their supreme judicatures TO appoint a
committee of FIVE, each of which shall con.
stitute a Joint committee, whose duty it
shall be to meet at a time and place to be
agreed upon and proceed with all convenient
despatch in an attempt to form basis ofunon
according to the principles Of this report, which
basis they shall submit TO the churches for their
consideration and adoption II being under
stood that this is not intended to Interfere with
the existing arrangements for reunion between
Two Of the larger bodies represented IN this
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DIED..

DUNCAN.-On Thursday, the 9TH Instant, GEORGE
@. DUNCAN. In the 59th year of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited 20 attend his funeral from his late res
dence, AthensVille, Montgomery county, on Sunday
morning az 10 o'clock. Funeral TO proceed to Lower
Merton Lutheran Church,
MCGOWEN.-On the 9Th Instant CATHERINE
wife OF John McGOwen aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
attend her funeral from the residence OF her hus
band, No. 70 s. Fleenth street, on Monday the nth
instant, at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mount Aoriah
Cemetery
PARRY.-On the Sth instant MINNIE MAY, In
FAINT daughter OF Charles T, and Martha A. Parry,
The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, from the parents residence No,
20S7 Green street. on Monday the 18th Instant at IL
o'clock.
wOLF.-Hovember 5, 1867, Mrs CHRISTIANA
WOLF, wife OF George Wolf, aged 90 years and
months
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the tuneral from her late resi-
dencP. No. 1891 Hancock street. Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. To proceed TO Odd Fellows Cemetery.