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tssr On Sunday, February 10, 1867,
about four hundred persons assembled to
witness the dedication Of the new Church
at Hopewoll, in Orange township. A
good choir was in attendance, and dis.
coursed excellent music. Revs. Rose
berry and Herring were present the for
mer preached an appropriate sermon from
John 18th Chapter, oath verse-"God is
a spirit, and they that worship Him, must
worship Him in spiritand in truth" A
collection Of $3.50 was made after which
the Church was solemnly consecrated to
the service Of God. In tho evening, an
able and eloquent sermon was delivered
by Rev. s. q. Herring.
The building is q handsome frame, size,
40 by AZ.
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DR.. sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup

This great medicine cured DR. j.. IL.
schenck, the Pr prietor, of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, when il had assumed its most for
midable aspect, and when speedy death ap-
peared to be inevitable His physicians pro-
nounced his case incurable, when he com
menced the use Of this simple but powerful
remedy His health was restore in a very
| short time, and no return Of the disease has
been apprehended, for I'LL the symptoms quick
ly disappeared, and his present weight is more
than two hundred pounds,
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
%tention exclusively TO the cure of Consump-
ton, and the diseases which are usually com
plicated with it, and the cures effected by his
medicines have been very numerous and truly
wonderful. DR.. Schenok makes professional
visits to several of the larger cities weekly
where he has a concOurse Of patients, and ii
Is truly astonishing TO see poor consumptiveS
that have 10 be lifted out Of their carriages,
and in q few months healthy, robust persons
DR.. SGHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA
WEED, TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS
are generally all required in curing Consump
ton. Full directions accompany each, 81
that any one can take them without seeinl
DR.. Schenck, but when it is convenient il i
best to see him. lie gives advice free, but 10
!, o thorough examination with his Respirmeie
!, his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that tn
two licensees of the Doctor-one when |
the last Stage Of Consumption, and the 9th,
as he now is, in perfect health-are on Ii
!, Government stamp.
: Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Pric
!. 81, so per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen.-
, Letters for advice should always be directe
to DR.. sohonck's Principal Office, No. 10 mort
9th Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents i: Demas Barn'
& Co., New Yyrk; S. s. Hance, Baltimor
Md. John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Wa
ker & Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros. S
D Lonis, Me. law ca mo !.
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TEUToNIA INSURANCE Cove direct
the attention Of propcrty.holde general
ly, and the Germans particularly, to the
advertisement Of this Company in to-day's
paper. Its stockholders are among the
best and most influential German bushes;
men Of Cleveland it always adjusts it
losses promptly and satisfactorily. H
S. SEE, Esq, is Agent inthis place.
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NEW MUSIC.

Just published sent to any address on 70
ceipt Of price, Teachers supplied at the
usual discount.
Cents.
Girls get q home of your own-New song
and Chorus by Tucker 30
I'll never forget thee dear Mary-song
by Bishop 40
My blue eyed Jeknie Bell-song BY
Holder ~
Oh Annie com back-song and chorus
Tucker 30
Toll in the twilight-song and chorus by
Crilley
Don't marry a man If he drinks--song 80
I'll marry no man that drinks, reply to
the above 30
Beautiful form Of my dreams (Lith)
song by banks 80
| When We marched TO the roll of the drum
song by Bishop 30
Oh come to me then when daylight sets
song by BassfOrd 30
Nearest and dearest CLith) song by J.
X Thomas %
Give me honest friends and true cong
by Tucker I'd
Do pot heed her warming reply to gip.
sizes warning song by Tucker 80
Jenny who lives in the dell song
X Thomas 80
Softly Ger the ripping waters song by
J r Thomas, with beautiful Litho-
graph Of the Author 40
Bells in distant lands song by tucker 81
The light step polka by Francis ii
Brown 70
Morning light shottische by Readon 80
sunlig ht polka by Mrs Parkhurst Az
Banjo gallop by Mrs P%arkhurst 80
Something pretty Mazurka by Mrs
Parkhurs ~
Beware, ouartette words by Longfellow 81
Pretty ROsaline song by 4 Hoffman Al
Pm glad fathers come song "
Mollies welcome TO Pat Mallory 81
Her heart is all my W by Hess 81
The oct beside the mill song by Cation 3
Swinging round the circle 3
You naughty, naughty man cong in
the Black Crook q
Now | lay me down to sleep song and
chorus by Walbridge D
Blue eyes or black song by T Baker y
Stars Of the Summer night, quartette 0
Coming coming by and by song by ia
briel 4
Wen 60 with Grant again song and cho-
rus by Tucker y
Halt boys halt song and chorus by
McNaughton y
The new home sweet home song by
l.. Madam Parepa .
Any music published win be sent by>r
turn mail and parties over paying will n
ceive their change with the music. Addre'
orders
o J. WILLARD & co,
2l3l No. 627 Broadway, New Uorl
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LANDMARKS. W. & T. M. BEER,
have just received a large assortment of
all kinds Of hardware. They desire to
call especial attention to their stock Of
table and pocket cutlery, which is the
best and most complete ever offered to
to the public and what is still better,
will be sold cheaper than the same kind
Of articles can be bought elsewhere
Drop in-one door east Of the National
Bank. .1F
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MATRIMONIAL.

MARRIED.-On the 7lh inst, by A
Metcalf, Esq, Mr.. CALLER S. AMBER.
SON and MRE. ELECTA 9, P0OOCK,
both of Lake township, Ashland County,
Ohio.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. s Fasig,
Mr., PETER L. CHAPMAN to MISS
CYNTHIA DUNLAP, both Of Sullivan.
Ohio. s7i3ga
--Atthe residence Of the brides father
on tho 18th inst, by Rev. W. Fl. Seely
Mr.. JOHN s. SMURR, Of New Lon,
don, to Miss ADDELADE JOHNSTON
! Of Ashland, Ohio,
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For the Ashland Union.

MEssRs. EDITORS
As the lawfully authorized Agent Of
the American Bible Society for Ashland
Co., o., I would respectfully inform the
citizens of the cityand county of Ashland,
that I am among you audI most earnestly
solicit of the county aud township officers,
Local Agents, patrons, and citizens Of
said city and county your cordial and
hearty cooperation in making Ashland the
banner county in Ohio in this noblest in
stitution Of all Christendom.
j.. W. FRIDLEY.
Ashland, O., Feb 18th, 1867.
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OUR TERMS.

After the 18th day Of March, 1867,
the UNION will be published on the iol-
lowing terms:
One copy, per year, If paid IN ADVANCE. 5000
If not paid within six months, .......... 1926
If not paid till the expiration of the year. .2,50
These terms will be rigidly adhered to,
as we cannot publish a paper for 5000 a
year, and wait one, two or three years for
our pay. Our subscribers will govern
themselves accordingly.
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SOMETHING NEw.-The old saying
that "there is nothing new under the SUM-
is not always true. We have many new,
things in Ashland, but what We wish to
speak particularly about at this time is
tho Music Store, just opened in the second
story Of Bushnell's block, by e. L. woke
He has a fine assortment Of musical in
struments, Sheet.music, Instruction Books
and in fact every thing usually found in Q
first class Music Store, from a Piano Il
q Jews Harp. Sec advertisement,
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SELLING AT CosT.-Captain SLOAN
intends moving from this place in the
spring, and in order to dispose Of his
large stock of Boots and Shoes, is now
Selling at Cost. Call in at the Old Bos'
ton Store, nearly opposite the Town Hal
aud avail yourself of this rare opportuni
ty of buying boots and shoes cheap-al
mcst for o song.
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Kentucky on the Military.

FRANKFORT, Feb. 16.
The House has passed, SO against 20,
a joint resolution that the people Of Ken
lucky are unalterably opposed to the
movement in Congress to place the peo'
pie of the Southern States under militia
~ rule, the tendency whereof is to q mil
tary dcspotism, contrary to the spirit Of
the Union, subversive of the principles
wherein the Government was founded ant
they here enter solemn protest agains
all such Congressional actions.
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Nc Humbug-LEE's PATENT GATE.
Mr.. 7. DoTY, having purchased the
right of this Gate in Ashland county, pro-
poses canyassing the same to sell farm
or township rights.
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The sNatarn Arrived.
FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. L

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. II.
The pilot boat William Starkoy re-
ported this morning having spoken the
Swatara at Cape Henry, with Surrat on
board, from Alexandria, via Lisbon,
bound for Washington. A barkrigged
gun boat, supposed to be the Swatara, was
seen at daylight this morning, anchored
near the Willoughby's Spit light.ship,
The pilot boat Maryland put a pilot on
board at s o'clock, when she got under
way and proceeded up Chesapeake Bay.
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A "GREAT" PUzzLE.-The following
puzzle, published several years ago has
been revived by n Of our cotempora-
ries, The .puzzle is:
If the B mt put:
If the B. putting:
Which means,
If the CRATE be empty put coal on:
If the CRATE be full stop putting coal
on. 6
We add the following, suggested by 90
friend in the country"
If the B G cured by der
How can ! put:
Answer
If the CRATE be secured by a high fendol
How can one put coal Cd.
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GET THE BEsT.-Especially in getting
Saleratus-as best costs but q triale for Q
years supply, and that the best costs Oul
q trialo more than the poor. The besI
goes farther than the poor, and much
more healthy. We can recommend The
best Chemical Saleratus 10 be the best.
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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
FIRENIEN,s



There will DO an Oyster Supper at the
Town Hall, on
Friday Euening, FEB. 22d, 1867,
for the benefit Of the Fire Department Of
Ashland. Admission 25cts. The hold
er Of a ticket will be entitled to n dish
Of Oysters.
PROGRAMME:
Music
Prayer ;
8--Music;
4--Supper at s o'clock I;
5--Toasta and responses
6-Sale Of two cakes with q valuable
finger ring in each.
Tickets to be had at the the Bool
Stores, Post. Office, and at the Door.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
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.FOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed have been duly appointed and
qualified rs Administrators Of the estate O
David Fluke, deed, late Of Ashland Co.
SAMUEL FLUKE,
EMANUAL FINGER.
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d. !. n a 40.
THE BRIGGS.
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL.

Acknowled ged by the trode and profession
to be the Neatest and most Salable Stool
Manufactured. We are Wholesale Agents
for this city and are now supplying the prin-
oiple Music Houses in New York with these
stools, ana SO great is the demand, that q
large factory has been erected capable OF
turning out ! 900 stools per month. Dealers
supplied at the Manufacturers Lowest Whole
sale p~rices-boxed and shipped free Of
cliarge-sen 4 for price list giving full par-
~tieulars and correct likeness.
o. j. WILLARD s. CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents, 627 broadway N. ~
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CoURT.-Tho Court of Common Pleas
f Ashland County will commence on
,ncsday, the Goth inst. The following
> q list Of Grand and Petit Jurors:
GRAND JURORS.
Clearcreek-John Bright
Montgomery-Richard Beer
Perry-George Myers;
Perry-D. Mcconnell
MifHin-Samuel Cutler;
Mohican-N. Wireman ;
Hanover-G. Schumacher;
Montgomery-M. Buffenmire
Montgomory-H. Burns;
Montgomery-S. Wolfe;
Standardization Porter;
Milton-Samuel Ballee ;
Mohican-L. Naylor
Miflin-B. Croninger
Perry-H. Shislor
pETITJURoRs.
Mifiin-J.D oty;
Neutrality-suspicious. Freer ;
Montgomery Henry Riser
Hanover-D. @. Priest;
Hanover-D. Brubaker
Mifiin-E. Hart;
Montgomery Geo Figly
Vermillion-Jno. Baker;
Orange-J. NJ. Heifner;
Jackson-Jonathan Buzzard;
Sullivan-M. Shearer
Perry. A. Shidlcr.
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Free no ~Everybody!

A LARGE . PIP. Cat logue. teaching how
~ 10 remove ian, Freckles, Pimples,
BloIches, Molh Patches, ~sallowness, Erup-
lions and ahimpurities of the skin How 10
force Whiskers, restore, curl and beauty
the hair, renew the age, cure Drum enncss,
Nervous Debility, and other useful and vain
able informalious Everybody send for Il
address BERGER, SHUTS & CO.. Chem.
lists, 2S5 River Street Troy, N,
bee. l2. 1SG6-1y20
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Remember

That We have on hand and are daily re,
ceiving Hoop Skirts for all Ashland Co.
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REMEMBER

That VIC have a good assortment of dress
trimmings.
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Remember

That we keep on hand and for sale, a
good line Of carpets,
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REMEMBER

r.. Stock Of FLANNELS was pur,
chased at such prices that we are enabled
to offer them at a reduction of from IN to
rs cents from fall prices.
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Remember

That we are the only Agents for Grover
& Baker Sewing Machine in Ashland
county, and sell a better machine than can
DO found elsewhere in this city.
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Remember

That u SHAWLS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
KNIT HOODS,
and bleachcd GOODS
are marked down
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IA 10 l8o per ID.
CIVeIand Markets

FLOUR-Wo quote as follows Xxx
from No | spring wheat S12 25@l2 rs;
do do from No 3 do s1l sO@12 90; Xxx
red winter Sl3 50@l4 so; xxx white
S15 50@l600.
WHEAT--Held OF so 60 for No l
Milwaukee spring 50 IS for No 2 do do.
C0RN-Dull and inactiue; Old No |
shelled held at 72@7Sc new do at 7O,.
OATS-Largc supply, dull andin light
demand No l State iheld at 4sc from
store.
RYE-Eirmor and in better demand.
Held at 81 l0@l 20 for State and West.
ern No l from store.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominally un.
changed held at 81 1o@l 20 for No
State and Canada; S5@95c for No 2 do,
P0RK-Quiet and steady, No mess
held at $50 90 N02 at sl9; Clear al
1922.
LARD-Unchanged and in moderate
demand. City rendered in tierces l3c
do in kegs 1910 ; country do 12@l23c.
DRESSED H0GS-Recoipts good, ant
market quiet and weak but unchanged;
medium to heavy 7@7lc.
SMOKED MEATS-Quiet and steady
demand moderate. Hams loo; Shout
dors l2c; Breakfast Bacon $50; Drict
Beef zoe.
MESS BEEF-Steady and unchangc'
at SIG 90 for city packed.
BIITTER-0hoicO qualities Of West
ern Reserve tub and roll working o
slowly at 30@Slci common dull at lSC
25c.
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Remember

That our stock Of furs is large and prices
lower than elsewhere.
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New York Markets
New YoRK. FEB, l8. 1867.

NEW YORK, FEB. 10, 1857.
.FLOUR-Dull and favors buyers. Re.
ceipts 2,947 bbls. Sales Of $500 bbls of
superfne State and Western, at SO 600
8 so; extra Western SO 85(@10 rs
choice $40 60 shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio SllI55@12 IS trade
brands Sl1 1922 OO-closing dull
WHEAT-Activo and unchanged
Sales $500 bushels. No 2 Milwaukee at
50 924 ; Canada at $500.
RYE-Quiet and heavy. Sales 5000
bushels. Western at 81 10, an outside
price.
BARLEY-Quiet. Sales 900 bush
Canada West at 81 123@1 20.
CORN-Dull and 10 lower. Sales Of
48, 1000 bushels mixed Western in store al
81 l1@114.
OATs-Heavy. Receipts 1850 busl
Sales or 1900 bushels. Western at 81
@64c.
WOOL-Steady. Sales 300, 900 ID
at 47@623c for domestic fleece 45@50
for pulled.
P0RK-Firmer. Sales Of 3,450 Dbl:
at $40 5000 81 for new mess, closini
at 500 500 $40 5000 20 for old mess
closing at 500 90; BIG 75@17 90 70
prime; $40 00@20 90 for prime mess
also 1900 bbls new mess at S21 90.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet. Sales Of 8,
so bbls at $29@S3 so.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer. Sales q
93@9sc for Western.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales at so
Dbl at l2@l23c for old l23@l3tc fc
new.
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged
Sales at 10000 for Ohio.
CHEESE--Quiet at l2@l9ac
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Krp GLOVES, KID GLOVES.
Remember

That cur MOHAIRS,
iCOBURGS,
DeLAlNS,
ARMUREs and
.c4 Flannels arc marked down
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Cincinnati Markets

CINCINNATI, Feb Is, 1867.
FLOUR.-Wheat SO 5000 rs; Rye
So rs Buckwheat 81 25@8; Corn.meal
81 80 per hundred lbs.
GRAIN-Wheat No 2 spring is diff.
cult to sell at over So 40@24 As, but some
are asking So Is, No 1 is held at SO $50
81, but these rates are 2@3c above the
views Of buyers. There was but q limited
business done in winter wheat. No 2 red
is held at SO 1902 80, No l at So IS, and
extra So 00@2 95, Corn a. from 55c@
sec per bushel, for new. Oats 51c@52c
per bushel. Rye, No | is in request at
81 25@l II, though 81 1901 2Owas gen.
orally asked, No 2 is held at 81 10@l IL
rejected is dull at 80c@l 05, as in quail
ty. Barley, prime to choice fall is quoted
81 70@l so, and the same grades Of State
and Canada spring 81 20.
HOGS-Dressed at 81 4O@S per hun,
bred ; live hogs ST. 2592 rs. The whole
number of hogs arrived in the city since
Nov. LIST is 1893, 751.
P0TATOES-Best kind at 81 so pc
barrel.
EGGS-40c per dozen.
FRUIT-Dried fruit remains quiet =
Apples are quoted at 7@73O per poun'
for Southern, 7i@Sc for Nerthorn, an,
peaches l3@l5c for quarters, and l6@
l3c for halves.
OHEESE-From Ia to 1So per ID.
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I'D. a,,CO.
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Remember

FRENCH MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
STRIPED POPLlNS,
PLAID P0PLlNS,
and Alpacas are marked down
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wrsst the property from the control OF Americans.
To obtain the Panama concession for the next
fifty years worth struggling for and ii IL not unlikely
that those who suggested Aosqueras assumption OF the
dictatorship hope gain their point thereby, and that
they are willing to pay literally for the coveted
sion The importance OF the route the Isthnus
TO Is both great and growing and the game may BE-
said Of England There are At present two lines Of
English steamers and one Of American steamers 70 and
from Panama The principal English line ravsrses the
west coast Of South America from the Isthmus VAL
paraiso while the other connects with New Zealand and
the principal Australian ports The Pacific Mall Com
panys steamers from Panama to San Francisco repre-
sent American commercial interests Of magni-
tude, and our trade with California must not
be interrupted. which il doubtless would be II Eng
ish company obtained control Of the Panama Railway.
Invdious distinctions would be made in the rates OF
freight practically to shut out Of = considers
BILE part Of the trafc already In possession Of
and what Is more check the growth OF our commerce
the Pacific TO which Panama il the commercial key.
The State Department at Washington should be watch
full OF commercial interests in this connection and
regard the OF other nations Mosquera
with view the franchise Of tho railway
the Isthmus with jealous eye. The subject IL OF
national importance, and demands attention than
II has yet received. BY controlling the trac OF the
Isthmus secure for ourselves the immense prospsc-
tive advantages Of the trade only with tho Pacific
SLOPE but Australia, Polynesia and China and Japan
which promises to assume gigantic proportions In the
future.
The subioned statistics Of the railways of Great Bril-
tain have been published showing the and
pendture OF the principal roads for the half
ending Decemhar n 1856
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spectfuy invited to attend the funeral without further
notice.
PARxs-on Tuesday June IL, in Brooklyn. e d., OF
consumption, WILLIAM PAREs Ia tho 4sth year OF MS
aye. ss fs.s#ef
Inferred In Greenwood
: PkAEsos.- Al westchester, Friday. June a. JoHN
PEARSON, aged 81 years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the FUNERAL from St. Peters church, this t5un
day. afternoon, nj four O'Clock
PHLIrs-LyoS PHILLIPS Of Exeter, England, aged
w Tor more than thirty years Of the house Of L. }.
Cohen q Co.
The funeral will take place from bis residence 136
west Twelfth street, this Sunday morning. at ten
RAMON Friday Hume II, DANIEL REID. in the I'D
year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence No.
~ Eass Fifty fifth street. on Monday afternoon, aswo
Nashville Tenn.) papers please copy.
Ireland.
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited to attend
the FUNERAL on Monday afternoon 81 one O'Clock, from
ms late residence, 27T Spring street.
WnfTk-On Thursday morning. June IS, at Suferns,
hockand county, the Honorable JAMS w. WHITE in the
6lst year OF his age.
HIS funeral win take place from the Church OF st.
Francis Xavier. West Sixteenth street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues on Monday morning. ut ten o'clock.
The friends OF his family and those OF his Law,
John Mack and George T. Walker, are respectfully
quested TO attend without further invitation.