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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

GREEN RIVER CIry.-Green River is
the main tributary Of the Colorado
River. Green River City is on Green
River, ut the mouth of Bitter Creek.
Itis 900 miles west of Omaha, 800 west
Of Laramie, and $50 west Of Benton,
the present western terminus Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. We arc 1000
miles east Of San Francisco, $50 miles
east Of Wadsworth, tho present eastern
freight and passenger terminus Of the
Central Pacific Railroad, and $50 miles
east of our prospective Terminopolis Mt
the north end Of Salt Lake.-FrOmticr
I,I,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

WHAT THEY WOULD LIKE.-Ths
French want the lion on the field Of
Waterloo removed, and a colossal statue
of peace erected in its place. The Cop
perheads would like extremely well to
enove all our loyal national glory from
the battle fields Of the South, and erect
q colossal statue Of the Peace Democ-
raey in its place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

THE World wants Republican orators
to "learn a lesson Of candor from the
speakers on the Democratic side."
High old teachers they are! They'd
better open o school for that purpose,
with John Morri,sey to teach morality,
Fernando Wood honesty, Horatio Sey-
mour craftsmanship, and Wade Hsmp-
ton patriotism, in the same building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

VITAL TESAcrrY.-The tenacity with
which some men cling to life is aston
ishing. A vermonter survived thirteen
years after a tamping iron was driven
through his brain. A man is still liY
ing In Eastern Ohio whose skull was
penetrated by a gas Pipe. The motto.
rious Bill Poule lived several weeks
with n bullet lodged in the scsptum OF
his heart; and a young mar named
Cryer died the other day at Lexington,
Kentucky, three weeks after a bullet
had lodged six inches within his brain,
and another bullet had passed from his
back to his abdomen. He retained his
senses until his death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

tbs MEASISo.-The assertion by
Democratic papers that the Dutch
have taken Holland" when referring to
the Vermont election, conveys tue
meaning also that the Republicans ATE
about to carry the United States rs
heretofore. After Grants election the
Democrats will again console them
selves with the old Dutch phrase.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

Policy PAID. - A. Leonard, local
agent for the Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Milwaukee, re-
ceived the money to-day, and orders
from the home office, to pay to the
widow Of Thomas Ross the sum of
80, 500, for which his life was insured in
that Office. The policy was issued last
December-being u ten payment endow-
ment, on which only IL payment of
S2+2 s. vas made. On this there will he
a dividend of say SIS SO that the pol
icy will have cost but Sl57 IS. Mr..
Ross has been dead but % dNys.-Sae.
Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
For Constable,
CHARLES y.

COLONEL J. W. FoRSEY, after survey
ing the field and claiming to have the
hest sources Of information, credits
Pennsylvania, in advance, with 10000
majority for Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
TOW LINE
FOR SACRAMENTO.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE
dispatch OF all Merchandise shipped py saia
Line. Vessels load daily at East Street Wnsii,
between Clay and Washington suee's' 'aA
n. B.@Thc above Line has built the superior
Steamer PIONEER to tow said vessels up anu
the river with safety and dlspatcn.
s. B. PETERSON, Agent,
te16 suap l07 Rast street, San Franctseo'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
BORN TO COOP LUCK.
MINING Gov

N pany, Kearsarge District, Inyo County,
Californla.-Notice lie hereby given, that at a
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Com.
pany, held on the Eighteenth day Of September,
1858, an assessment OF One Dollar per share was
payable Immediately, In United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office OF the Com.
papy, <0S California street, San Francisco. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho Twenty. second day Of October,
1868, shall be deemed delinquent, aud will be duly
payment shau be made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the Tenth day Of November,
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
T. B. WINGARD, Secretary.
California. tsa6 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

Rocky MOUNTAIN AURIrERoUs REGU-
Lus.-About thirty tons Of copper regu-
lus were delivered at New York, recent
ly, without transfer Of cars, from
Omaha, in twelve days, being brought
from near the mines Of tho Boston and
Colorado Mining Company, by the Pa
cifc road. II was transhipped from
New York to Wales, where the regulus
will be made to yield about 80 or IS per
cent. Of pure copper.
If You a say nothing good of any
one, say nothing at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
ndd RanaHa.


BALTIMORE, September %. : The
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to-day
disposed of the amendments to the Con-
stitution. The committee on national
jubilee reported in favor Of holding a
semi-centennial anniversary of Odd Fell
lowship in Philadelphia, April &c. The
report was adopted.
New York News.
NEw York, September 23.-Minister
Mcmahon sailed to-day for the Argen-
tine Republic.
A dispatch received to-day announces
the completion Of another section of the
Union Pacific Misunderstanding $40
miles.
A s%tupendous swindle has been re-
vealed, which originated here under the
title Of the Brooklyn Steamship and
Emigrant Company. Thousand dollar
bonds, which constitute these funds,
are in circulation in all parts of the
country, many having gone to Califor-
MIA. Many persons in Virginia have
been extensively swindled by land spec
ulators through using these bonds, be-
sides numbers of Eastern and Western
States.
At the National Labor Congress to-
day, a resolution was adopted to form n
National Labor party for political pur-
poses, to advance the interests of tho
workingmen in the country. A com-
mittee of three was appointed to Issue
al address calling upon the working
men of the United States to vote for no
man for Office who is not pledged to sus.
tain the National Labor Union.
The Greatest Political Demonstration
Ever seen In the West.
CHICAGO, September 23.-The largest
political demonstration eve seen in the
West is going on to-night-l5,00 900 Tan
ners of Chicago and neighboring coun-
ties are out in an immense torchlight
procession. One hundred thousand
people are out in tho street. Court
Square 10 completely packed. The
meeting is addressed by Generals Palm
err, Logan, Bates, Cox Of Ohio, and
other prominent speakers.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, September ga dis
patch from General Reynolds, at Austin,
Texas, announces that n detachment Of
Federal cavalry took 200 Apaches and
killed 20, wounded IN equal number,
recapturcd two captives and destroyed
the Indian camp and winter supplies.
After the conclusion Of the argument
in the Surratt case to-day, Judge Wylie
reviewed the case. He said tho offense
charged in the indictment amounted to
giving aid and comfort to the enemy by
conspiring to abduct and murder Presi-
dent Lincoln. This was not treason,
and therefore not covered By the Presi-
dents amnesty proclamation. The
Court sustained the demurrer Of the
District Attorney. The prisoners coun-
sci asked leave to amend tho plea so as
to meet the technical objection of the
Court, in order that it might stand IN q
proper condition for review. The Judge
allowed the counsel until tomorrow to
file the amended plea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
RNOON STOCK REPORT.

BAN RRlNcIsco. September q.
20 Alpha, $4tf145; % Bullion, SIG 30; liz
Chollar. Potosi, $148i1145; % Crown Point,
$ia 500+; 4 Gould & Curry, $ST; 50 Hale &
Norcross, as 50148 IS; 4S Imperial, $97d99:
$40 Oyerman, $D0Tt GOGTS 90; 36T Savage,
SIS 5Ot92; Is Sierra Nevada, $1G1lG 5O1l6; s
Segregated Belcher, 80; 81 Yellow Jacket,
$i,2i5Gl $50. Gold, 14l7s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEALTH, YouTu AND BEAuTY.-Thcsc are the
pearls VIC oil desire to possess. Tho first Is CT.
sential to the enjoyment Of life, and the latter
possessions that give position and wealth.
There Is no means 30 simple and no medicine
70 certain to produce these conditions so essen.
tial to your happiness and advancement rs DR..
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bittcrs. II IL a
perfect rcnovator Of the system, carrying OF
every particle OF poisonous matter, wherein the
old are made young and the pale and sallow will
become fresh and vigorous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25
POLITICAL.
POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.


N I'LL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS OF NE.
w yada upon the political issues OF the day,
a. follows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

The annointments OF Mr.. Stewart from 0ctO-
BIER II to November . will be announced hero
after.
County Central Committees viii please make
arrnnpemcnts for meetings az above anhOhhceu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-25

UNION ~
MEMBER OF CONGRESS-,
VIII address the people OF Nevada upon the po-
litical issues of the day, AZ follows:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.

PARIS, September 2l.-Some reports say the
rising in spain is not movement OF the lid
erals alone, but Is supported by all parties.
II IL stated that the revolutionists have failed
At some points, owing to the want OF leaders.
The report that Queen Isabella has abdteated
is generally diseredited.
The MonHcur publishes exciting intelli-
gence received yesterday from spain, and says
the reported accessions Of some crews at
Madrid TO the revolutionary movement, gives
gravity to the news, but acGounts so far re-
ceiyed are imperfect.
II is certain, however, however, that the
ministry has resigned, and that Gen. Couche
has been summoned to Madrid to form new
| Cabinet.
Atlast accounts the capita remained quiet
The Mo.icur adds: This event prevented
the q ueen from meeting the Emperor Napoleon
| again, as she left St. sebastian for Madrid.
LONDON, sept. 2l.-Anfon Burlingame anL
| the Chinese Embass have arrived in this city
MrxIou, Sept. 2l.-Thc Military Conven
| ton Of the South German States commencei
its session to-day.
BgRLr~, Sept. 2l.-The King OF Prussia wa,
! received with great enthusiasm In his tout
| through Holstein and at Hamb urg, where he
is now stopping.
HAMnURu, Sept. 2l.-King william arrived
| in this city yesterday. lie came up the river
Elbc on the steamship Hammonia. Wher
within = short distance OF this city the steamer
run aground on a sand bank and was unable &c
get of After some time the King and officer
Of the royal STAFF embarked on n small steam
boat and were brought to this city.
The King meets with heaty welcome from
| the citizens.
To-Day he made a visit to the Bourse, and
in reply TO an address said:
Peace is desired by all. / have the sures
hope that 1t will not be broken. My speech
at kiel was intended to give the strongest as
sur,ncc OF that hone and cannot understand
how opposite Impressions could have been de
rived from the words used on that OCCASION
| lGreat cheering.l
PARIS, Sept. 2l.-Thc Government eandi
date In the department OF Sievre has beer
elected to the Corps Legislatif
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THK Oregon Legislature is in session, with
Democratic majority in both Houses.
A NEW feature of Chicago amuscments Is
the Tanner Promenade Concerts.
GOVERNOR OGLgsBY, who has been speak.
Ing in Indiana, says that State will give Is O0U
Republican majority next month.
HENRY WARD BRECmER will speak In Bos.
ton, on the political situation, before the Pre-
| sidential election.
NEBRASKA, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi.
ana hold their state elections on October 10,
West Virginia on October "a, and Iowa and
California on November ).
Our friends In the city OF New York hope
to poll forty thousand votes The grand de-
monstration OF Thursday night looks as II
they were not "counting without their host"
THE London Spectator fellcitously charac-
terizes Governor Seymours position during
| the war as IA shifting between armed neu-
tfality, sullen support, and insidious opposl-
ton"
JOsRPH NJ. BLAKR, an eminent lawyer OF
Bristol, X. l., and always heretofore decided
DEMOCRAT, Is out for Grant. The Pendleton
and Blair ultralsms bid fair not only to be the
| death but the humiliation OF the party,
JERRY BLACK 10 out In n pamphlet abusing
Gov. Seward for not conceding TO Blacks eli
ents the right to the guano Islands OF Alta
Vega. Guano Is A sort Of nuisance, but 1t is
| also fertilizer.
TINS repudiators arc regulating their own
friends. The World says Blair's BrOdhead let.
ter is superseded by the Democratic platform.
nut TINS Is CANNON, hey are hnke rs Two
peas The World should show little pluck,
II II has no honesty.
GIN. CARL SEIZURE made a speech in DE.
troit on Friday evening, In which he said that
from his own observation he was prepared to
promise that II the Republicans Of New York
worked throughout the campaign 40 they
were working now, they would carry the En-,
piro State by a glorious Majority. Pennsylva.
MIA would give Grant and COlfaX such ma.
jOrlty Ms she gave Lincoln In 1850, and there
were even strong hopes felt by the Repubii'
cans of New Jersey OF Tedeeming that State.
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Terrible Rioi i'm Gcorgia-Onc Hun.
dred Persons Killed and wound.

AUGUsTA, September "A fearful riot oe-
CURED n Camilla, the county seat OF Mitchell
county, Ga. On Saturday. The following par
t!culars have been telegraphei from Balm.
br!lge, - miles from the scene Of the riot.
Pierce, the Radical nominee for Congress,
and Murphy, IL eN-bUTeaG agent, with about
two hundred negroes, armed and equipped,
started on Friday for Camilla, with three
weeks PROVISIONS aud boxes Of new arms and
Accoutrements, the Intention being to overawe
the citizens and kill IL leading Democrats OF
'Ae town anI vicinity.
Before starting \ frieLd,y negro exposed the
p!aus, Ard = negro courier was dispatched TO
CsE..l!, TO inform the citizens OF what was
going On. \ deputat!on OF their prominent
-.:.-eas net the mob al China Church, five
E...es frCm town. The Governors proclama.
t!0r, L!sarming and forbidiing armed organi-
zNt!oas, was read. The mob paid no stten.
ton, determined TO march on the town, and
ali such as they choose. Twice more the
:rI.'A:ICn IcmOn-tFltcd, cntreAtinE the nc.
groes to come IN without arms, and they
should NOT he nOlestcd These efforts were
iTII'.ess TO Llssuade the negroes, and the moi
marched into town with banners flying and
| !!uH.s beating, Numbering now nearly foui
! bundled, large numbers having Joined them
! On the route.
The mob halted and clamored for the bloot
OF man named Johns. Johns, in company
with DR.. Twltty, presented himself, when ono
| hundred guns were levclcl at them Tn,
| former, being intoxicated, fired, and the riot
commenced, the mob firing at every one they
could see.
The citizens, white Rnd colored, rallied
gathering about fifty stand OF arms. The mol
WAS vigorously attacked aud driven back
beating hasty retreat, which spread into
panic.
The negroes were pursued Ave miles, los I'M
thirty.ive killed and many wounded. Tn,
total loss, as far AS ascertained, was from Y
to 100 In killed and wounded.
Owing to the panic among the mob only
whites were severely wounded. The colorct
citizens Of the town are reported to have
rallied promptly with the whites in defeating
! the mob.
Their stores and munitions were captured
amounting to three weeks provisions and
boxes OF arms
At last accounts Camilla WAS quiet.
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ARR,vAIa AT THE uornIs.

INSTRUMENTATION 4 SMILEY.
Hon samuel Randall, Phila; General W
Philai Hon 7 A -Jenckes, II /, r. y stiness,
Virgin, r Fredgieh,, Bostons yoha Home,
sn,S s'f 6l'iss , 8, 2Tc .sa sta Psnf
b bcid lion s ZIG &e.iseb pf Pss
son. Martin i Kenny, N Reary, ' John Harii:
+ Bradley, Mass; IL W Orotler, Mrs Kline,
Shs SsTssS9 g. rGs seP st%s, s%S
Miss Fear, Ala; W N Frauwell, wife and
child, oliver II Brown, Ind; James kirt, Va;
q " Pratt, Lancaster, Ohio; II w Walker,
Hugh Barclay, Miss V @ Barclay, Rapellville,
RRyi John Battle, Mobile, Alai W NJ sopcr,
EBBITT HOUsE-C. o. WILLARD.
George ID Taffaery, John Zone, Bsltimorej
T sullivan, Owen cullen, Washington W
harries, Loue Harries, Berrie Harries, Day.
ton, o. Hon VIM Moore, Hon A q Cattell, y
Broomall, q M Swayne, s Mclean and wife,
Pas Henry Hoyt, st Louis, MOI q B NECTAR
tie, Non John PfiestIy, II Bsusher, jr; Hon U
Hon W d washburne, Mass; Hon L 4 Saw.
| yer, S q; Gen W W Burns, u 5 A; Hon VIM
Highly, Cali Hon Jacob Benton, Hon J W Pat
terson, II; T. ID Pendleton, II l; W p Blake,
MINT Hon Sawyer, Wis; J l. Hodge, U s
Al simon Newcomb, city; X A Kendall, s y;
neS da S seRohsld P ainss Mrs A0F
HARDWOOD HOUSE-KISo.
| NJ Andrews, Alaska; William Temple, Phil.
adeiphia; w kirkland, New Orleans; II
Kirkland No,thnmpton, Mass; Mrs 9 u
York; Charles Page and wife, Washington
MI and Mrs o Judson, New York; q J Mans.
field, Enc, Pa; Thoms. M Caldwell, North
ard Thurman, Elmira; Joseph Thorne, Bos.
ton, Mass Camp, Conn; John Cummings
Alexander Montague, Meadville, Pa; Ben
Orleansi william J Brouch, Columbus Thos
5 Watson, Covington, Ky; II L Metoalf Lex.
ington, Ky; James J Emmitt, Johnstown, Pa
Thos NJ Black, Pittsburg.
SEATON house,. II. SEMMEs.
T Lewis, baltimore; X L dunlap, Washing
ton, q; Hon willard Warner, Hon q W
nGn smsrey; an
y Hon J A Peters, Bangor, Sic; Z Plowden
Md o Ayerell, Y A Ware, Boston l.
Wsddell, ir, Err Cunningham, "; Miss Nellie
city; Hon Thomas Haughey, Ala; q N Lawyer
| John W Cathchrt, city.
| UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Hon Sidney Clarke, Kansas; Hon J NJ Onva
naugh, MontagH; John Thurman, esq, D Dis
turmoil, esq, q Il Woodbridge, esq, d O'Con
nor, New York; W + shaw, Lewistown, Pa
Henry May, W p smith, city; IL Jennings
d Nelson, Nc.
| WILLARDS'-SYKEs& CHADWICK.
NJ Bray, N Y; Z W Cole, Nashville, Tenn
Frank Lewis, Baltimorcj W L Hoyt, N Y
d Kelley, Philadelphia; Hon W S Robinson
and Hon II Ketchum, Y.
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
n lo Hon qTHTF% IL hSn
| Murphy, IL q Young, NJ Stern, Phila; L Gan
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Congress Yesterday.

The two Houses met yesterday at IL O'Clock,
and for the business transacted, the reader is
referred to the report in another column.
The Democracy were taken completely abaek
by the evident appearance that there was a
quorum of both Houses in attendance, and no
one can say positively that there was not.
The resolution introduced by Mr. Schcnek,
which provides for An adjournment TO ueto
Der 10th, and then TO November 10th, and
finally 10 December, the time for the regular
session, passed both Houses unIucstioned'
II is not a little surprising that three such
sharp leaders OF the Democracy as hcssfs
Brooks, Randall, and Eldridge should suheT
! any vote to have been taken I'll call oil
| the House was had, and 1t was dehnltcly as
! certnincd whether or not a quorum WAS pres-
! ent.
The vote, rird ro,G, did not decide the qucs-
ton as to 4 quorum, hut when a division was
called for It was discovered that a quorum
hal not otCL; but In the meantime the Senate
had rassch the resolution for adjournment
and the jig was w.
There was such an cyident appearance Of 4
sultcicnt number present TO constitute 4
! quorum that nobody doubted it, and the three
ListlnguIshei Democratic members were &c
completely mislcad that they did not have tn,
opportunity TO cmharrass the majority from
having things their own way.
Had senator Buckalew abscnted himsel
from the Senate there could not have bCel
quorum in that bodyi but he remained an
voted "no," and hisvot made just the numbe
necessary to sQuoTum.
Most OF the members have already left town
and the probabilities are that unless there 4
an imperative necessity for It they will no
convene again till December Thus ends tn
September session.
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Political Meeting In Richmond.

RlCHM"ND, VA, sept. 2l.-A mass meeting
WAS held this morning on the squares about
1000 negroes present. Speeches were made
declaring want of confidence In the Rcpubli-
can state Central Committee as not being in
favor Of Justice and equal rights to all. Scy.
cral white and colorcd speakers addressed the
crowd, dcnouncing the cNrpet.baggcTs rs needy
politicians, who had come to Virginia to make
their living of the blacks, and who did not
intend that the blacks should have office The
case Of the negroes in the Georgia Lcgisla.
turc was brought up AS warning. The black
speakers were particularly severe on carpet
haggcTs, calling them dirty trash and scoun.
drcls, and charging them with intending to
tctTry the blacks.
The secretary Of the state Central Commit
tee obtained u hearing for 1--WE minutes In de.
nihi Of the changes against that body, but the
resolutions were passed by acclamNtion.
capt r. q Morris, surface manager Of the
Clover Illll coal pits, WAS killed by being run
over BY a rail road car.
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DIED.

s.~s
u%, ss ssnS ana william william is sIR
Lex, aged year, mon tbs And days.
aasstsl essd f aasytl i's q s'iRss sdsyy "a
nat IRON his l s Tss'Ss1Ses NJ street.
out further notice.
BAKER. AT his residence, at Fairfax Court.
9 IRss n IL ssR ssss q Ii! S Dr.
LITTLE. On Wednesday, the 18Th instant,
GhLhh I hhExAsDEE, aged Is pOpths and u days,
uTUTTLB.-In Baltimore, on the 18th instant.
son OF the late william N. futile.
,,GUBRIN.-ou the 10th instant, Of consumption,
Mrs.. ELIzABETH GUERIS. the beloved wife Of
| Michael Guerin, aged y years.
= KELLEY; .opthe 18th, stl 1872 o'clock. pLGn!s
aged months and days
PBPPBR.-on Sunday. tho 10Th instant, at 9
fbpsr as sGTf mouths Sn and aay John
ss oca2ss snS ia Rsr Of
Lewis Saturday, September 10, at 7;5)p m. aged
Funeral at St. Johns Church. corner Sixteenth
and streets, on Tuesday, at 1850 o'clock, n IN.
ADAlR.-on the 2ist instant, after a short III
ness, Mrs. MARuARET ADAIR, wife Of VIM. II
IN sads Of yf Ss "a hiI are respectfully
e attend sSn ,6S qGeh K take place from
| GOLAY, In North oxford, Mass, on the Eth
Instant MATTE. wife Of Jules GOlsy, Of thi,
| FAUST. Sunday, September 20, 1868. CARoIISr
De RIszIE, only child Of Celestine aud the Roy.
| Their angels do always behold the face Of my
| Father, which 10 In Heaven
Funeral SERVICE at st. johns church, corner o
| Sixteenth and II streets, this Tuesday, evening.
| alta p. IN.
LEE.--on Monday. the 2lst instant. sALLR Z.
| beloved wife Of VIM. +. Lee, in the I'D year oil
her age.
| Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
t3 Tenth street east, tomorrow, twednesday,) al
SIP. IN.
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