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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02

sREFBrA1IoE.-Ever since the early child
bo0d days Of Abolitionisn, Ia ths NoFthetn
States, vile SANDER was PerpetEated nggn
she paeple Of The South, especially the slave
holders, By persons who were seeking to
indaes opposition 60 slavery. Even till this
day Il the WiIIful and prsmeditated false
hood heralded over the country that tbs
people Of the South were fast filing up the
veins Of Africans with Anglo-Saz0a blood {
From the following reliable statement, taken
ifsum census report of 1860, Il VIA Be
seen that the boot Is on the other foot, and
thas an undue proportion Of +" nsiagling" has
taken place ia she land Of Yankeedom
Black and EEala55o EognIesso 81 tke United
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02

kefftae Is5ls5sg.- GINS 81 our exchanges
is responsible for the following story relative
to thia opala1 ana s. Gus wee.
Aot many evenings since it IS recorded
that sinner who has escaped hanging for
10 these many years. was IN company with
several ladies'. The subject Of lortune-tell-
ing was Intzoducsd. Several Of TIE angels 2
pleaded guilty 20 the s0lt impeachment Of
having written % Madame This and
Madame That 70 faFnish them leaves 81 their
future history. Instances were mentioned
Of some very remarkable developments n q
certain case hersaboufa
Ed R-was asked Cor his opinion. he
replied: +" So far as / am personals con.
cerned, know more about mvse1f than I
wish to. don't think any good comes of
those things had q friend who dresssd
himself in ladies clothes. and called upon 4.
celebrated prophecies lie did not believe
she would discover ths disguise, but he heard
what mad5 hili szc6saineiy unhaDT5y
Here the old rsprobasa ceased. A lady
much interested asked What did she
tell him iShstoId be 1aas 20 rnarrv soon.
and become the mother Of ten children r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02
Gigs he CsdroR Bisters ore Trial,
Andyou WILL EEyrR use zsE oshers.

Ana Jon WILL NEyER use cay 0sherss
It e nseesssr psbiish long 81 diseases (Which
the ol11tGN BlTIElsS specae In ALL diseases
fhe s5ll5 Gil, BOZ l3sss5 Oh kfDNEYSs IL
ALI AL &c TONS o. III sE spending epeA de-
EengeseRt q she ssolaeh aud bosaes in (sll HI I-
lLAEASM AND NEURALGIA. aud in EEFER AND
AGU e r. destzued upezsss ALIgshsFss sals
cures AL these diseases bot prevents thsln-
neal WI obflats the bad seet Of the most neshy eli
nate and screen the Person taking Is against Inaer
the most szying s1posare.
Sold Retail 81 Grocsrs and Druggists
20 a Generally. s. lb9 ans +
nr. JOHN Bulls Principal Office,
- FIFrH sTREzE. -. - ,
sts. I GU 7 s p LII E. KY: .5+ III
sg sola gshelesale ana Eesail-og
afi5 20 w X aiHI3 As eatHnl i
IBIslAC OK g MOORE
o.A $ DRUGGISTS. - la,'
4sosasag, IS Tenn ngd /
lLS 0R DESI ROTER
szAH3s SaEsaP aEfEIa,7 sds
Smith 5 Tonic Syrup.
aAle An EsrsA1iED. ny DaoaalsTs.l dSsIs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02
he Latestt AID Hest Improved Discovery Of the
z ~ Einstsshth CsntaEy. s


4 o mans name Is more Intimately connect
ed vita tee lry y 1ateria Msdca IN the URised States
o. more iEeab knoR pioneer IN Hsi iea discovery
abie Preparation os 81 Liza has long stood At the
bead o. the various that vnlaable drug
JollFoUltD WILD CHEEKY has become household
word Throughout the West and -outh-
Es tfoRE tOzEHGEs, in less than year after their
tslned reputation wide spraEd cont
1eaaas e be aitiled IN bis discovery
b9asen ioE be does not % Dc TIE dissoTere E
sltss when 81 81 basis o the
public Tint hoaor bel0nss t5the native nhabitaEts CEN
more thar tive hundred years Armed gith it the Inaa
DIGS DLAse y TIE AOsI DEADLY aud handles
without fear the most eerPeuts belief ish
Them that long there IS breath body
g potent % matter what the disease while
DR. Sc hsS prepared endorse this pre-
teaeio, he u nevertheless satisfied Thorough exaaa
tion 81 ne eFideass relatsg % its vues that remedy
and preventive soF All diseases arias
60 eh4ea g Weather aud climate the nz-
serves ts i has long enjoyed easa
II DYSPEPSIA and its attendant train Of symptoms il
sets more ike charm than medicine There IS sthn
she FaAge oz atera d edicd that for
coElpag5l5l with 1t is shis disease sl
wonderful plant nav Be fsnn6 in she
lith editioa Of the y 8 Dpensstoy pages 81 1888.
A sesies Of ezpsriHeats iu which for
elgaSed has been brought terminus
tlon Sac elab ed the p5iic
q CED1 With other approved taie She whole Preserved
which ne e eonEeeath has NO &c AL IN IIf " OifE3
he might furnish volume Of sertfcates the public
have l1 since learned t. estr1s tainF
salu9 me safest plan i Tor every = test for himself The
VIRUS Of = naE medicine.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02

-iFexas-Ward the star Of empire takes its
way. A gentleman recently returned to the
Lone Star State from the East, says Gl along
Che route .tom Alsxandria, Virginia, 70 Gal
veston, IA ofg was Texas, Hoi" among the
passangeFs Some were beund for Eastern
feEas, Tor the purpose Of cultivating sugar
and Gotten; some f0E k0rthern Texas, for
the purpose Of cultiVatng Tia cereal grains,
and e0ne for Southwestern aee for the
purpose Of engaging ia pastoral pursuits,
such as raising hQFses, cattle end sheeP.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-03-02

-. Hamners. Hasehgsg. 80. Ra.p..

Axes, Hammers, Hatchets, Files. Rasps,
Chisels and Gauges,
House. Ship Carpenter, and Railroad
Adzes and Axes,
Augurs, Saws, and ErasFing kni4es,
Iron and Steel Squares,
Trace, VISION, and Coil Chains,
Dog Halter, and Jack Chains,
Planters Garden, Cane, and Grub Hoes
Butt, Strap, Window Blind, and other
Hinges,
Frying Pans, Corn, Coffee, and Paint
Mills, SEED $50 I
Patent Balances and Steelyards,
RazOrs and Razor StrOps, Curry Combs,
Flour and Meal Selves, yVire-and Wire
Cloth, -z5illE} EreE
Cotton and Wool Cards, Shoyels, and
SPADES.
eNanilla. Hemp, and Cotton Rope, Z = :
Hand, Bench, and asfa sf s5iH7
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
THE NATIONAL ASTLUv.

ihe Board Of Managers of the National Asylum
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers give notice that they are
now prepared 10 receive benchcaTes either branches
near Augusta Ne; Milwaukee Wis; at the Central
Asylum near Columbus, Ohio. Volunteer soldiers are
admitted upon application by letter 10 either OF the
managers, or at the Branch Asylum nearest TO their
place OF residence; whercupUn blank applications VIII
DC sent to the applicant. and. i duly qualified trans
portaion will he furnished lin. The requirements are;
Service.
Acro"d Disability by wounds received sickness con
tiactcd m the line of duty II the applicant is unable 10
UdNe, on for other sufficient cause, relief VIII DE fuF
hlsHed nnder the direction Of the manager to whom
application is made The Of al alInshonses
hnH chaliy hospitals having disabled soldiers sussing
upon private D'ctccncc respectfully urged % report
Hue cases 20 either OF the inaagcTs y not W tat
mcLioiOus Disabled soldiers o the nation should be sup
ported by private or public charity. Soldiers are cspcci
any informed that the AsylUis neither hospitals
aishOuses. but homes where Subsistence educa
non, religious Instructions, and employment are
the United States, TO be paid for roa the forcitures
ana Ilncs OF dc6erters from the Army. The
provision is. not charity II is contribution
by the bounty jumpers and had soldiers to the byc and
deserving. and Is their right Soldiers having wife,
cd or parent dependent upon them required 10
s"l"fS are required 10 a-s their pensions to the Asy
lu ~ special cases only - bc determined by the Board
suitable compensation VIII be given for profitable labor
In the ASYLUM. Good behavior will insure the kIudest
treatment Wives aud children will not bc cared for at
the Asylum, until after the soldier has shown by his a
ny 10 ald himself and them in part, by ms labor and
hrNdlhesH, that taking his family charge VIII not III
crease his expenses 10 the Asylum above tie OF other
after be made. BESJ. T. BUTLER.
President OF the Board OF Maiagors-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
TOLITC.IL ITERS.


Senator Wilson and Gen. Ii. A. Peirce are now
speaking ln Virginia.
Tie ipgnsa L0sdI Georgian says Beverly Nash has
rclsutcd and joined the Union Republican party
Major i. T. Fccblcs au Ohioan. resident IN Mem
pl, Is0 is Co De Registrar 10 bankruptcy iOl the
West Tennessee District
Lucicn Eaton. a partner of Senator Drake of
NJ M,-uuri hss hrcu appointed Register tn Bankruptcy
FOR the III COugrt >suuI District ui that state.
The lion. Wm T. Finck of Ohio. member Of the
XXNIXth Congress has been nominated by the Copper
heads foi tli, stale Senate from the Perry District
negro called Old Rubc" was voted for in Cairo.
Tuesday last Tor Circuit judge In opposition 10 Col
Olury. and Ac received nearly 300 Democratic votes.
Tho fredericksburg lNa.l LodgT report, man. calling
himself George william Thompson and claiming to bc a
rcgstrr having collect % 20 81 per Noer 5000 rom
the Intelligent coutribauds iu the Northern Ncek
Thr Nashville CTennl Union and Dispatch saws:
"Two thuuslud sX hundred certificates have thus far
Registration Commissioner OF these, only coo nave poeh
issued 10 whitcs.'
The Republican State Convention for ONO WIZ
meet the 18th instant, 10 nominate stitc u'hc
Governor included. The canvass which VIII follow p"'
fair great carncstness aud activity. Though
brilliant Republican triumph is not at All d0uDtlW
Gen. I. & Nindnan of Arkansas one of the pionii-
nct Confederate Generals, Is active IN support OF tLc
Reconstruction Act OF Congress. In recent speech al
Helena le urgcd the white electors To register ana to
enter earnestly and sincerely upon the WORK 0i recon-
sfr
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH


The Board met YESTERDAY President Schultz in the
chair Ia reference 10 a complaint received from PARTIES
residing Bushwick Creek. above WilliamsouY-h
regarding the lime llhs situated thereon. the President
stated that number OF fat boilers and of limo
klnS had Ocatcd there, rs bClug The uOSi uHOb nulr
pIcn that could br found In tie METROPOLITAN dRFC for
fhat purpose ana hc ic. justified m saying fd9f TEE
plant cmmated from parties carrying the samo bus
ness iu New York, who dr-irr, of cOLNlntgA The
Board ta' there .prciEi place for carry un tEr
business he believed tie citab -nIcts COMP med OF
were located iu the most suitable place. Ml. Peter
C1upars Glue factory located tlcrc ana also many
BuIid wouli Jat action In tie matter iurtHc present
hut. Ike is friend Horace Greeley, wait for TIM To w
uN them. Il Dr truC. the member from brDU hivn wah
willing. he would vt She locality mentioned Vlth him.
ANA hluud hc deem 10 u"rcr aitcr 80 dong Z" remove
them, he would c1Iucilc with him The matter
ricd 90 The President and Dg Crane, who VIII inr.rct
thc locality fiiis week. or recommendation from the
tlritalF tDuLttrr. Dr. NIu. O.. AcarH WAS appointed
Assistant INSPECTOR iur Richmond County.
!u N'ulc the ordinance rec utus the rastcrR of OIL
yc<ei, arriving from foreign ports 10 Ohnih permit %
discharge fucr rar.0os Will h' rigily cfurtr or -
oilucUd.fin. 0f Dg sNiHrirrlo, BsatH officer OF tic
Port. thc llN WIS modified faf vessels landing at
Buuiiyu cfu obtain permits lrcu fhp Assistant oultiiu-
tcurnt, vuu uIr, D. lrrtrn 200 tn" Court II usc Pci
ulta lsy NrN-NofE viii hr issued ty DI DaitC Com
over dead sh while coming up Tie NI.rors Tire Board
Ls- empowered CUIaiu .ipJts Bergen a.d Crane 10
employ persons go remove The rrI which G!;s oh the
bct.h between tuVauus uuo lgrt Hamilton.
IIlm to IcUUit ~ Sanitary slIl Irtclo'H Daon. u
appears i.gt h.JDr lu,wurtk ol tHr compliant oiice
returns Do cHI pint, received, which were WictCd 10
medical Inspecting ui GERS Tor iryUs'l-ur aad sclnt
Dining tho past wUoh t!c iIcE phj -ciau, oi this
,ltf lave trurfrl tn thr sanitary Nuiriiti rudcnt 2
c1-r- infectious and contagious discas's II wieh -'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
EExxzr1kElzz0i
DIED.

CoEos weu,say r. Ms Ahnoam Coe IL The Eih year Of
and friends o the family invited to sep the fane from
t, rrsienre tue Rev d. H. zoe ~ D. "" -o hA'' i'
te n'i-.t on Friday Jane l4 at 3 ocock p 10
prsENBERRY Frsr te resden'e Of Der h,otnr
stephen " Dusenbeu!, Miss Fanny NJ puehoe! A5'' '
,,, @ main. rrrs taken 10 GREENWOOD iJr ute-n.nt.
pELANO--At Greenwich. Corn Neineslay June ~ LOUISE "
the 2ath OF her dfr ,..,.. ,,.,-.h
are invited 10 attend Frisv June li % CLOCK p H.
f,u thr Church Oe4uNleh' AOhi'
ON wepe.s June " only child Of Henry and
p,re. md friends Of family invited to attend her funeral At
c residence u parents No BaTroN, on Friday 'ane ~ ="
O'Clock, p m
Thursday morning Jnnet al b fesSeh "o'''''
Y, sheldon J. Hoag, aged 81 years. go -,
Suddenly Taesay June H. a. LudoW'e y. l. MIR.
MARY X Hubbard.
prCSIpyAt peeksk Wecherer Co, Y on THURSDAY June
3 sarah H. beloved wife Of Hiram Pugsey aged ~ years 'u''
% An1 "a and relatives Of the family invited TO attend her funeral
iron, her late resGeLce, on Ssturiay, AZ oelocA
pouPpoyOn TUESDAY June Jane BTOman widow Of George
pomeroy n the Goth Of her age -. A. ,..t
The relatives friends OF the lani are heu 70 aeu
24l Eighteenth >e"i
On Friley june esck without iaher notice
sRRIyGOu Wednesday morning r. Ellen Earle wife Of Jaob
sebrpe n the f9th year Of hef age c----.r = A.
family also the members OF crescent Lodge
.S and NJ are Invited attend her funeral from the Key
r Eurchais Church Thrteents between siA anu So'eH
syes "a Friday jane "a, az II O'clock
scurRNERoRN-At Pau France April t. Elizabeth wife Of Alfred
Schennehorn OF IN, city ~, c,.h m S.,, ,,o-ri,o
I'm rs The friends ani relations are rr'peu"
inyted 10 attend without further INVITATION
On Thursday morning 3 Mary Duncan daughter u
Ma, ID late Charles stewart ,,,-,..,.t
~ friends family anal OF her unees John Duncan oi M
- s r,,enes of latter No. 1 West iwentyeenihsl "n f
day,J June Ia at9oelVVA'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
ARHY GAZETTE.
sr rrrpeRAru 70 ruE rnirrSE.

,i ,.i,.I ,orer. Of The been assigned 10
Ana. fas Assistant Surgeons 6e0rg = Hose AuH = H. b""'
10 Fn Military District 4 e. Ger,r q second h'a p,'' % o. Nj
-, p W.,s a. Fourth Mhtarf Di1ri y. A. k0ripr ana IT, i'
Crs o. 10 nh Misri District CALVIN Dewitt , Iept r. ~
49, ~ oRel aud Thomas T. Appetite Department Of the East
g. II tat 10 e Recruiting Depot 10 carlisle Bsaks ltnni o.
rg 10 accompany drtschmgrt of recruits from Ne "'A 20
- t,s csl aud uuon arrival dliY y ihe depart
m, m e. AL nia. Richard Powell Co arcompany deachm', o "
80. % New us o franssro Cal. anl upon aThM 10 W"
~. .rrrturn Of duty In that d"pamrnii \ ]"
wilson to rccrnt.ag rendezvous s""-l"F~ 'v' = T. "' "
r,,t.rr iepot. " uarrlrks. NJ -.
"a H. rtneuiou Comm.ssr General of snbs'fsnce 50
- e,.rsi r~r So sl dated War Department July o. 1894 ~
, e ration hard bread al tNeI" ounces n rehlfd ana
.,,,n .fh,ri bread hereafter be- pound asoniupo-
80, M,o(eu j, eph Hooker has bad bis leave o absence
i a. III len.f. Second Lieut. W J. Campbell "a lliint
l len. Z q Manning Infantry granted ~ DAYS delay: Assi
. Albert Iaruf arl W H. Forw"od hayr been ordered hei1'
,, IN, ef,rinaon promotion Second Lieut. j. r ouln'
& b bsen ordered report for orders 60 "eu Thomas
~ Ienf n 1th Infantry has been r'isi'rr,1 @ i"I 49,
- a. Ir.t i.n D. r. Cuhy 2lst Infantry transferred rom
~ n Fr.f Lieut. Thomas h. LAWSON 2isi lhlinti ansrF'"
tn
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
TN rruNcI scuooLsmrJENy BAIT

Yesterday the officers and midshpmcn oi the Jean
Bart. French srhoolship. gave an invitation dnncr TO
their friends n this city. Al the ships boats
dropped alongside Pier No T. and until O'Clock in the
Afternoon were towcd ly tie miniature ugbOat to and
iIum The ,lp. for the accommodation Of the invited
guests. 40 toe QnucT " the oicrs, cabin were seated
tle cou.uand lut aad officers, Baron Gaudlrc Bolcan
CmH' C.a,ml OF France; J.. H1rpz. Nice Consul,
uid .U thr attaches of the tOu>uutc; Consul
O,..ril ol italy: Baron d. GcrUttz. Minister from
Prussia. Baron dc Ear~'rov, secretary oi PrrAsnn
LEGATION: rrrrcp0ut Edwards Acting Butish Consul
auI several American uatul oElcrts from shr lh
port aHl frUm the BrooslyH Navy lmd Mcr
dinner. tle yoarpauv among VI IA were many French
nrd American women. iudulccd n au imptompu hal on
ai..t trar.. lret over t;o 1FE c5lv.rtcd N il'6 =
gfaAi patli.'I. Ihe Inside decorated with haes ar
tltt- 90 ui ald two chandeliers Of guns, pistols, ah
swords hung fiom the ceiling. During the afternoon
hl.f doyru Ii.lurm'u pIouuuadrd the end OF the boat
p.cr Attending tic guests they embarked Tor the
snip. IhCI appearance attWCteC crowd ol HG'h men
and boys Who ostructed the avenues TO tho landing
fnat il became utcrssa.y call u The police Accord
lr.y Capt Steer with squad ui seven mcii took pos
ssnu agd kept the pier clear uutil the guests returned
ir'ai thr slip al e. O'Clock in tlc evening.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
National Trust Company
OF THE CITY OF NEW-iORK
sI,OOO,00o.

~ ,000O01.
SHARES 800 EACH.
The Subscription Books the Capital stock open at the
Ninth National BanL No go Broadaay Fukast New
Yofk.
The prnc part the capital being subscribed the Commissioners
sill shortly Persons esroa II securing oi tho
should make their application al Pessonab or by lcr h
reeed to National Trust Company No. 6J BTOadNag n y
Tie paeuts stock this Company unusually easy Parties
desiring to DO 10 ,y full and be allowed interest At tho
rate of Seven per per
lsy- Small scrpou, well a. large ones are received
The payments a follows:
At time Subscribing 25 per JAY 1867 per cent Aug L.
1861 10 per cent Sept 1867 10 per 7 10 pr cent,
Jan TO- 1853 IS PER cont & i5 per Tue deIo
Of tire shove parments is sept /? 1867
ELISHA A. PACKER. JOSEPH L. ORVS,
THOMAS W. SHANNON, HENRY C. CARTER
THOMAS h. READ Commissioners
The success Of other Trust Companies and the high prices Of their
stocks in the market are evidence the postabe character oil
t, business feel justified Recommending The stock Oh
, Company capitalists and othe seeking safe Investment
Il IS believed stock Of this Company is more desirable haa
that OF most other uneye corporations and safe Government seen
rite, that the value OF the stock w be more rapid thah
bonds dividends quite equal to- they DO not eh
,b, ,insere esto Of such houls
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
MARRIED..

BRowy-uoRrQSM Maeiova wsla''iay jan, ls Il. The
A. Houson, hy the Rev Augustus seward Nf
Nemh Brown Of White Pil, to Miss Jennc Horton Of the
former place.
BALEY-pAxTOYA Harlem weln,.ay June p ,, the Rev
SG'5i tsr 4 si a. -, 10 1s9i, ea5i o. ~ ''''' ' " '''
BGEnoLbER-LowYEo THURSDAY Igue 70 at e. !hs e;lsncs ; Of
.e Ea5i1olie, 1T Of r0nt Co., Va Mo ''-''N'
BRuyx-DurrERs-la St Johns Church Kingston n T. on Tse
day m BY the Rev Gsore Waters D. D. assisted by the Rev
ArchbaIlsrl MARY c. Buffers Of Nes York
BRUYN-BrTTERSIu s. Johns Church Kingston y on T9e.
s " Ssyre tbic, Ernyn BuiisD daughter Of the A
Archibald ard Mary G. Buffers Of New-iork.
BRuiT-DIrrERsIIn s. Johns Church kingston T. on on Ie' %
S " Save. Charles Buya Je Bu''er' daughter Of ,h late
Arclibah and Mar, G. Buffers of NeN'lork
Thurslr June - At Che re,derre o
T. Moody. al % BTo,kyn. No cards
cATLYNONTAGUEOu wnesar June T. at st Paul' Church
Ba.6if hy ae 10 IT. Mahan harr Mortimer Cain Of New
YorA haie dauglle c. s late Henry Montague Of Richmond
DAyps-srAc New Rq,h,e eiaesT JuIs z a The
BRIDES parcnt BY r Rev George Gu'ey David T.
Dys to Miss Louisa A. daughter Of Darius Sesconi No cards
EDDY-PTSn BooElyn wee'ay june p at The residence
to Ms sarah N. Pi', Of BrOOkiyu
Proydsuce /. l.. papers please copy.
cILpERT-GAyETTOu Tlur,ay June 10 bv the Rev Dr. Western
ofs johns Church John Gber, Miss Sarah H. Gaveii OF Boston
GLBTRT-LOvElI-O "Wednesday, June T. by the Rev Geo b,
esTsr o. D. % Edy'T h Ss,' % 10, e Laura D.
uowE-RoGERS-ou Wednesday Juqe u hy the Rcy newell
Dover 50 Mar Rogers eldest daughter OWN h. Rogers e'
II New York
HULSE-WORTH-A' Frcpce l. T. on MONDAY June b1 the Rev
D. O. Worth william " laI.e Of Brooklyn, to Josie b. 'reoad
daughter of the ofeistirg clergyman
KEELER-BIACKMANA Rome Y on THURSDAY June - At ,he
e,d,lce o Heman Keee esq by tie Rev H. L. W. Tara hr
Frec,s Kcei-r 81 Brookied Conn., to Miss Mary L. bacAhAn
daughter Loge Preston, of Caaof " l. 40 'Hds
KTTCHEN-TRYON-Ou WeinesfaT June r. At Trny Church Ito
Loae v by the Rev Reuben W oNe James hcneh 10 he'h
&. Truu.
EETcu MKYox7Iu Broolp weH$'y June /; T. s. sd,, tn,
A. H. a to Mss Isabella Ruo4 bob OF Brooklyn No ean' but
good time
YEIfCoLLSS-In Jersey City Thurslv June - b, ih Rev
esry Conlo assisted by the Rev. Joseph T. hdrr M Lewis
Ne 10 Miss Maria daughter OF the late Dane l. 'o'S 0' S'0A
iulou. Conn. No cards
Wednesday, June y bv the Rev eo
Kitchens osto d. yanscke esq Mss EmeAae voorhees, ooH
Of this ciy. go
tvr\ tIMIyARD-t the residence of the brides ther l.
vri 80, ,f Nsrs1Wn Thrsir. June v, br TIE he'
H.. , aues sssted the Rev. j. H. shecnr H. o0Iti A'
nail M d. OF Syracuse. n \, 10 Miss Amsuda r. AIliaiH
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
rVrcrrtvr NIANsfoN
WAsIfNcToN ID. &. Juue II, I

MA~IINGION }. I.. JIIIIf IT, TfIl.
SIR. have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt OF
vour letter of 7b rendering % in accordance with
fbe vote of the Council the hOspaiies O the City OF
Rostou during NY contemplated visit. ntend being
,scut "A the dedication Of the new Masonic Temple ID
nnr civ ON the oath inst, and during my short stay IN
ostou will feel hUnOrcd 10 accept the huspalties OF
vour citv receiving them with recprocailon OF the
f,iendshp and courtesy which prompted the Council III
their offer With great respect, very truly yours
'"' ~ ANDREW JOHNSON.
10 his Honor Of- NOrcrOss Mayor of Boston, Mass
charles C. Dame. Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge,
has also received letter from the President accepting
,h invitation Of the Grand Lodge OF Massachusetts. 10
n nresent nj the dedication of the Masonic Temple OH
the Path inst
q UOsPITALITIEs OF PHILADELPHIA TENDEREb-
PHILADELPHIA. June l3.-g1ls afternoon the eeleet
New-York tribune., 1867-06-14
NAVY GAZETTE.
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UhoIFir,t Assistant Engineer Wilson h fnrse nom spa ,
49, ~ ors and ordered n The Engine Department o. W..
Passed Assistant Suveon > T. Sa'W H" .ne
- te.dsr and waiting Acting Ensign Charles artnur
"a th. N,rs IIospia lors and granted r leave OF
chief Engineer duty on
n Of the New York Navy Yard Passed Assistant IA pasIgs "o
the Franklin for duty on the
'pf Surgean Henry H. Htkn 10 the Naval AcadhF 'Hb """
-. h n Sfrenr 10 the apprentice ship Portsmouth -, Att,
Tf Uaffng OrfersActinr knsgn w d pu""H' "" '''-e
v,b Iieut.u ". Durann -, ,..i.o c..o,d
p5, Us,t,si- Acting Ensign NJ Smith Acting second
Assistant Engineer Jas r. Mlstead Acting lbd A''s''' h "