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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-29
--rr:uM HOS. GAo. W. WOODWARD.

Cliri u.tiee of the Supreme Court OF PcnnsyyNnis.
PAiLApELFnIA, March Ii, 1851.
md " IEsaEanFS GsruidH Bittcrs tg net az tHtos
Ei,ng D. .r,rag,, LHi grad Ionic ls,Ii ia disSrdeTI
cf he di0s:frs aysEs, df II great L,Heit "a casa g
- 6iliy sHd ~ dcii0n, The syEiehs.
CEO w. WOODWARD
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t,"-u ahd t,iH all diseases rsstl.ing rona
L,l LL-sf KssJ. y,.iu E.SZ= biOod pure; kssp your
Llrsr "a Yr,i.T: Lsey " y0HT diyrs.irs 0TydHS
"a sstHd LSHhhg F7COldttiOn, by O4e use
.y sh-s '.s.stss .tHd diSeGS, uvtA
sr.s,Ti y.a The isS ls country rcrVHtIH eHd
nsH % y..'rs Of .a-ssi rSpHidiioH 20 Jar anything
y" a.t. - h's' I''sI-rrG'ioHs
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ATTENTIoN, TIlIEVEs.

The attention Of all thieves, robbers
assassins, and vagrants, together with
their aiders, abettors, and sympathi-
Zers, is called to the doingS of the
Seymour Vigilance Committee last
night.
We are determined to follow this
up until all of the classes above nam
ed, whether imported, or to the
"manOr born" are driven forever
from our midst.
Threats have been made of retalia-
tion in case we should resort to capi-
tai punishment. In answer, we say:
"Should one of our committee be
harmed, or dollars worth of prop
erty of any honest man be destroyed,
by persons unknown, we will slCi1g
By The neck, until they be dead, every
thieving character we can lay our
hands on, without iuquiring whether
we have the persons who committed
that particular crime or not. This ap-
plies not only to Seymour, but along
the lime of the two roads, and wher-
ever our organization exists. LG10 &
order must preUaH.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
SEYMOUR, IND, July 81, 1868.
Judging from the spirit manifested
by the Committee, the thieves and
robbers of that vicinity will take up
the line of their march to a more con-
genial locality. '"Time at last sets all
things eVen.''
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FROM EEv. JOSEPH Il KENNARD, D. D,

ERpA ~~hN- dOo4-A-h H. hA--s-N-nAeSi - -
Pastor Of thc rynth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR Ia0Es-S-DE1E Sal hare besH IrequeHdy
rsgussfsd u cunsf uay tci nisHdfienE Of
dig kinds g Hisdctss, bal TCggrtfng hs TGeaiee
az ot sC M dpprofTiGte splere hdre all de-
eine; b lgi a elctr proof iH rGriOUs izStaBoeE and
ifsaaardI German BiiisrJ dpart for fyoul ny
sudi eotTS c-IT,Ss NY Uu estriciioR that Tor gen
cral debility OF the syEtctn and especially Tor lyer
Complaint, II ia a@FA @2safe aBd valuable
u re y y r alton Ia ENrA some ft may
JaE Ll.l us.lally <csN ! sloisbt not Il tril
NSsss ne atsvs ezE5ss. Yours, very rsspsctfEny,
j. LL KENNARD,
.-.s" E5ghLa, belot5 Coaies stres4-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-29
CAUTION.

A-cFanaE German Rsatsdiss eouyieTfeited. The
ocfiHins Aars ne signature IF G. " Jackson on
is trout Of the sulre t5rapPcT e eaeh botts aud us
Of s ariisLs bl0bgA iedsh LOiae AH Oilers ara
cot-aiefJsfE ..H.r-..... ....
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Hollands German Bitters

is entirely vegetable, and contains no
IIquOr. II Is a compound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and BarILs
from which these extracts are made
Arr An .Ss SsthsssSHi %cSi GeEf19Ry: THr9nsy:
are extractedN from them by
n acIe nII n 49, chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this
country TO be used expressly for tho
manufacture Ofthese Bftters. There Is
NO alcoholic substance OF any kind used
I'm compoundfnE tho BItters, hence IL In
Ihe only Isittcrs that can be used In
cases where alcoholic stimulnnts are
not advisable.
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Price OF the RItterH, 81 90 per bottle
or. a hnIf dozen for IS 90.
Price OF the Tonic, 81 so per bOttlet
or, a half dozen for 81 go.
1he tonic Il put mp in quart bottles ... .-..N
soolLees Mad Il "a Dr. HoefsHdI German. Repssfss
nat are 30 uaiv>rsaLly uEed aHd hi0Aiy TseeE1-
E.snIsd aud DO Hol.17-S aliol0 ne DTNggiltE
10 i1S,,es ,,6lf 10 taIs anything else u.dt he
-, 80, n ;,.sf az A3gO09, because he
-~gi,T q Lam y prsfi ~ - on IL TheSe Ress-
Di Dc sea- by sTsIE 70 ANY Locality UOa oi4ieH-
NON 10 ne
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PROM 10Y. JAMES THOMPSON,

.Ipigv of tl- Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHtLApHLrHtA, April ., 1863
IcousIdrr IN HOOnandss
German llIt ESA Icrs ,, a rai4abis
IndIE = tionzAdz zzS2Aaor Dyspepsia.
1 can c-rtID tg.I~ from my experience or
ft. Yours. with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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A man carrying a bucket of mortar on his
head must be a sublime character. st
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-07-29

People who do driving business-Hack-
men.
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PHOTOGRAPHER.

UNDwIN SMITH, PHOTOGRAPHER. &o.. PAR
u tieular attention given 70 copying and en-
larging pictures. Oval Erames and Adams con-
stantly on hand Rooms in Matthew'S Block, Eird
noor-south Narlet Square. Caution. q. iuni3'66u
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UNDERTAKING.

DRINCR & HAAS, UNDERTAKINGS. Me-
talic aud all kinds Of Conins always on hand.
Two Hearses always In readiness, Fast end
q TuscarNwa as street Canton. o.
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manipulations of a nominating Con-
vention. 1t is thus apparent that by
means of party organizations that
provision of the Constitution which
requires the election of President and
Vice President to be made through
the Electoral College has been made
instrumental apd potential in des-
troying the great object Of comforting
the choice OF these officers upon the
people. 1t may be conceded that par
ty organizations are inseparabIe from
Republican government, & that when
formed and managed in subOrdination
to the Constitution they may be val
liable safeguards of popular liberties,
but when they are perverted to pur-
poses of bad ambition, they are liable
to become the dangerous Instruments
of Overthrowing the Constitution
itself -. ...- --.'..
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PHYSICIANS.

IL SIDDA L L-DENTIST. OFFICE IN
81 Harter's Bank Block, Canton, Ohio All oP-
cratic asip Aechanical Dentistry pcriormrd IN the
latast and moSt improved manner, lie WOULD call
especial attention 70 his Gold Filling, IN winch, in
the words of "a. WARD" he Is equallsd by few and
excelIed by 'ncno. .. ..
CURGEoN DENTIST-A, J. DOUDS.OFFICE
- up stairs above DeuhsI'z J~welry store, Canton,
Ohio, AL Operations connected with the profession
prom pity attended to- -.... .-.e .. dec 10
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PRINTING.
BOOKINDING.

- 4 SON. Publishers, and Plain aud Fancy job
Printers, .... ..-.......... o.. rs.-
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DGJBLR q BROTHER, DEALERS IN WATCH
NJ %. Clocks, Jewelry sad silver Ware &c. East
rude of khe Public Square Canton, Ohio a. Re-
p&irEDg done short notice.
JOSEPH A MEYER, DEALER IN WATCHES,
- Clockss Jsae ry and Fancy Articles, northwest
orner Of Market Square, Canton, D. a. Repair
ing Of WAtcAAs, cLOsks and Jewelry Satisfactorily
done.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-15

SUsU,

AUGUST Is. isss-
ny the clipper ship RsyHayd, Capt Henry, n days from
San Frsaci-co, Ne have aivees % ths 2sth &c July. In quo
taaons of Island produces -e observe M ehaHss IN the San
francisco market from ha.t previous sIviees- sugar vas,
e anything. rather heavier, and sy@paihizsi with gsEeraI
trade, which Wis very dun, both Ia the city and country.
The f'vorits bark r. c. wyhs arrived on Moaday evening
ffetn Hamburg, having made . short pasaagr % III days, or
r)o days from land b. LsnL Her report viii BE- FUND bsios.
shs - consigned o. Mes-n. uaekeId A ca. Her ezTzp turn-
oat "a fine condition Our German merchants have received
ny this arrival some very choice goods, and knowing their Axn
Ia ssisrnng to suit rs tastes of their customers, We keI conn
,sns icy will moxe q display -sIdom seen herr.
The hrg RoN- co~'fn. from Victoria, b.fngz a earxo o.
humber and &erehan-iss % Thee. u. Davies, AMI yin return "a
thu aboss port, sailing about th. day week
Ths Bht-h schooner Fsuorits sailed br Victoria on wsdne--
day last, takirE a cargo ofi.saDd prusa-e-
The schooner hisaEa. sr Portland, orrg1u. sails to-day, TAX
ss. . " rs vessel ds.passasa by the a~s a% Of cna.- y.
SPENCER q Co. and the prompssa.pateh she has met speaks vel
for them Our trade with Oregon and vIesorfa .houd Be en-
cOaragsd- and we believe Ia. generally been Sund more Prohs.
abIs than with SAN Fransseo From Oregon especially, We
can o1eaaa produce AZ cost. whfs both there anil In Victoria
ams>r h cheaper than Ia san Francisco. Our produce to
ssns Tor higber rates there, smI with I~s- changes
The bark Clara a. s@hf is oaaiaE foe san Fnneseo, AMI
viii anil to-day at Il oeoek. she has a hI eargs Of sugar,
aoissss., pull, &C.
= The snip R,ysara sailed 6r M'Keaa'. Island IN Thurs
day. shs will be allowed by the chip ~ Dors<o. so~ dss
from san Francisco. Th@sr vessels have obsaineI very god
shasters the hrnsr being Engaged az 81 PSF I'm. and the ht-
ter af 90, both Ia currency.
ny ts following item, " vii be observed That the bntsh
oo~grpuisnc psopu.s On make oune rsgnlatl1ns regarding
,-,ral.aa. or coal aA, which viii tsnd ~ discourage IL a-s.
There !. a growing DISLIKE % tbs burning daid. bath On as-
-, or M. ..h..thls,.. aa,f IA. K,h,Etv Il, e.ab..ts,n
sesresty a mail arrives taaf aps n"t nr"ish p@ftscuiars oi
dru~, Deaths AMI explosions caused BY 10 uss. UntI some
way - d4.eavsrrd 10 rrnisr is use less Aazarious, whale eds
a-.,s--
Goa. orG-rne British Psrnamsus IA. under epu-tdera.
zion q hin vhich. Il 10 said, viii ia en- 60 Sop the further ue %
PETROLEUM Ian various hrms a. q burning uupt ~ ~ Enush
ns..~
AHp"s'4"" '""'- '"
Gold has advanced la View fork. anal viz qaoted. July -
A LA Thi. rise d. attributed % ths Erze export % CON from
view T" =" S"'"vst N"" "k"~S "
gphi IN % great that ~ % 10 per cent per sH"H"as . quoted
n. thr eurr-ne rat. af interest.
-
WHILLyG ITEMS.
n. x, A ~ n..fs,-t h.G,r. r,,or,~I nj 81.
- I'M di,trs.. Ia. br~n enn.Irmasd. ansl Va. .sEI
=, .s,san ksrfI mi OR fsa0 art etah.
-.
One tary @"eono ~ hsFs 'HHfm eIv'as u"H"k
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luton of the Establishment in England will be the
sGnal for like changes in other countries. Already
the Austrian Prime Minister has written the
Pope that lac has no business to meddle in the
internal affairs of that country. The people of
these countries find that the support by the State
of a lazy set of clerical drones is a direct tax on
them, and they are determined not to endure the
bondage any longer. Cut the bands, and let each
sect rest on it's own merits and its own people for
support.
1t will be observed that Lord Stanley has made
the statement that the British Government is
now prepared to concede the American doctrine
of the right of citizenship, which had already re-
ceived the assent OF the North German Confeder-
alton, and which will be incorporated in every
treaty made hereafter. The principle is so just
and plausible that no statesman will undertake
to gainsay it.
The South American Republics, Empires or
whatever else they designate their respective gov
ernments, are still at loggerheads, and fighting
for more territory. The Panama Star informs US
that one night the Inhabitants of that city all re-
tired TO rest, without a dream of revolution
and in the morning an entire ne1 government had
charge of affairs, issuing p~roclamations as quietly
rs if it had been established ten years. But this
is the way the Spaniards like to live, and they
seem to enjoy it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-15

inferior races. Where thee principles prevail,
their whole tendency is towards the extinction oil
the native race Tie true theory of republican
Institutions, If rightly carried out, would work
different results, although even in America the
equal rights Of races are not yet fully indicated.
Yet there is in American institutions the correct
principle, and which is every year being more
and more fully carried out.
There l. - much Of resemblance between the
New Zealand and Hawaiian people, that q stu
dent acquainted with the one people cannot but
be interested in what can be learned from various
books concerning the other. The New Zealander
seems to have had the most ready wit, and per-
haps daring the Hawaiian the richer and more
poetic nature. Both races were more industrious
than the majority of Polynesians. New Zealand
surpasses altogether in internal resources and
prospects ola future in it's own inhabitants Ha-
wall will always be more nearly in intimate COM
municatiOn with the great civilized world. As
generations pass BY, and the native races decrease,
in these and other Polynesian groups, with cor
responding increase Of mixed or foreign races, the
sceptre Of power will naturally pass into the
hands of the more energetic people. These
changes will not necessarily be by revolution, but
by the natural order Of events, which have pre-
vailed in every country and with every people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-15

LoNpoN. July 25.-Further advices from Japan
10 the 3Oth of June are received. All the Foreign
Ministers had united in a protest against the renew
al by the Mikado of his DEGREES against Christians.
The civil war continued to rage with great vio-
lence. The troops of the Mikado are in possession
of all the ports of entry to foreigners. The leader
had q large army against the spiritual Emperor,
and was gradually advancing on Yedo, where the
party of the tycoon is very strong. There has
been some fighting in the vicinity of Iedo. but with
no decisive results. II is thought the war between
the two parties, whose respective strength and re-
sources appeared to be so evenly balanced. would
result in a division of the country into two indie
pendent Empires. governed by tire Mikaao and the
Tycoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-15
W MEMORANDA.


Rrp~rt 81 B"rk X. y. WIZ.
The n. c. wyhs bft Hamburg on the 10Th q April CLEARED
tne British Channel on The t0th % May passed the line IN che
Atlantic in ~ W. long 10 days from Hamburg from CaPe
10. Rogue On sos = snd Ga W, z3dsys' from there % soc
= ad 0ss W, rs dayG Had IL very cold "a the Caps fore
part % the ship enversd sth ies Sc huf days had maeh snow
and hail. bat not very hard winds. frpm So :. and 1s9 W.
On IN. line and 1862 W - days met With extremely light
and battling ssuth-ssst trades from the line an sighting ha-
wal. o lays, and arrived OF Dhamout Head on the eve 81 the
10th % A agust, III days from Hamburg % took the Bghs
tuat D % DAYS to sail from tar Lizard Light. Ia the Britain Chan
mel. % WITHIN sight of Hawaii
Last GII the ~ yne ies ionolaiu on the 18th ofoetober, and
arrived OF Portland. Ia the Butsh Channel. and sent ktters
aud report ashore on the 9TH of February, % days cut from
nonoiaia- The vessel sailed during that passage hr 10 days
eon=ccutlveiy x33 niles every day. she arrived IN Hamburg
Ansr q voyaxr u io days from nonotulu-
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ARRIVALS.

ARR1vALs.
Aug s-schr Mary. Hamfn, from Hawaii
2-Schr Rob Roy, from Maui.
O-schr Active, CIuney, from Hawaii
s-Schr Kate Lee, Crane, from Maui
O-Schr Manuokawai, ANTIQUE. from Maui
9-schr Hattie. Niks, from kausi
y-Schr Mary, frum Kauai
lo-Am clipper ship ReyDard, Henry, IL lays I'm San
Francisco
Io-Br brig Rsbsrt Cowsn, Gardiner, - days from We
tDria-
lO-Haw barb n. C. vyHe, Capt Hatternan, III days
from Hamburg
II-Schr Marida, Bcrri1, from Hawaii
I2-schr Odd Fellow. Davis, from HAWAII
I.-schr Princ~, Iiarrtson. h sa Hawai-
1a--chr kats Lee, Crane, from Maui
tt-Am WI bk Rescue, Macumber, fs lilo vic sawai-
haze.
iS-schr IA Moi, Powers. from. iaa.
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p.rAUTURE.s.

Aax. S--chr Ka MOI, Powers, Gr Maui
s--chr Laka. sr Kauai
1U-Schr WarSck, &c Moiokai
Io--chr kste Lee. Cana, Doc Maui
li-schr Mary. Hsmiin, 6r Hawaii
u-schr MsFy hs k1asi-
1t-Schr AetivesCiunsy, Gr Hawaii .Ha
II--chr Hattie, MIA hr KAUAI
It-schr Nctis Merrill. Lltmbert, Sc kauai
12-Br schr Favoritc. Doc Victoria, &c
I3-Schr Manuskawat, ANTIQUE. kF Maui
I3-Am ship Reynard. Henry. fr Nehsan's Isand
13-schr MsTlda. Bernu, tr Hawaii
It-srhr KATE Lee, Crane. hr Maui
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- A. ,,5~ eitv On the fsh hist, Lieut.. Asx. II. Wool.
49, nd xnhnmA. asri "a ysnrs- The deeeassi was at
s.~s-s a, sb~ Custom Haas~ servs-, and = rFfHb~T % the
uouplau Riffs.
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VIEW BEDFokD or MARKET.
Sh1ps' MRSIs.
PoRT OF HONOLULU. n. J..

Foa wfSpwsRD PoRrs-Per Knaues, on Monday.
Eos Saw FaxScIsco-Per Clara r. 5atn, this day
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
PRORABLE HOMICIDE.

Coroner Schirmer took the ante-mOlten state
ment at Bellevue Hospital yesterday OF Peter 9. Noor
hees who was, Monday night stabbed in the head and
body by Stephen Cray during quarrel between them
the tenement No. $40 BroOmes From the story Of the
wounded man. il appears that there has for time
past been a hard feeling between HIM and Cray
Voorhees, paying addresses to the sister of Cray
On the evening In question, Cray and friend, Charley
Smith by name, went to the house partially intoxicated
and lager beer having been sent for, all. including NOOr
hees drank freely Later in the evening Cray sent his
sister Charlotte for more beer and he aud Smith accom-
panied her down sairs In the hallway Cray asked the
gr marry Smith. Th, she would not promise 10 do
They afterward went upstairs and voorhees,. who had
overheard portion OF the conversation, said that
Cray had right TO assert that he Voorhees, would
not marry her. Soon afterward, Charlotte told her
brother that he had better take smith home 20 New
hes nterfeTed lie and Cray then cnched and both
fell While down, Cray stabbed him. Charlotte shouted
Murder" and Cray aud Smith then fled, and have not
vet been arrested OuSeSuTgeOn Cross Of Bellevue
Hospital made examination OF the wounded man. and
found deep wound At the base Of the heart. and
around several smaller In the abdomen four
wclldefned stabwounds. There also cuts the
back and the right lOu, and superficial cut the
thigh. The cut across and completely divided
and there was also a slight wound on the cheek. The
witness considered voorhees, in very dangerous cOnd
ton verdict against Cray rendered by the jury
The accused is very hard character having been, about
two months ago released from state Prison. where he
had served ont Of two years ana six months for
highway robbery The wounded man is native Of this
city, und 2j years old
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
PASSENGERS TO ARRiVE.

The following sailed San Francisco the 3lss Of March
and should reach this port this week
Gen Irwin Mcdowell wife and two children and three servants m
J. Mcdonald sister aud two cdD Miss Frances Tiffany MIS- r
Tiffany D. G. Anderson ths Rev. Benjamin Am u H. cs MeFay M H.
D wife and esd o" T. Ta Ieet vile and children GAIO
ola Miss GaIoa h. smith Mrs Miller Jacob NSlnssI S II
isasor L. sgPhnsOu Walter Miller John Pearl G. A HINT RO5s
As;H hd Bsffa and ,6id N iI5s ssHGsl
KShar' Es Th0H' ASa%s Hadsq M h"9 Jonsa Miss
Sonh SSn Rev y Syfl %ye O @cM5on Pecssm
Be,sr T r aa & ia Ss S JON" @ coa. 20 s'S % rs s@1oS eS
MULLEN JSn kohHoSs ~e ana Een sSsfen tis WH b Ho
latter j. Beoben Sa.sf sesuoa B1In George Oon
MEfn Dd st1 Mr. aoISacee : r.,s Aaron s DSTd 4 Ssa,
d and ho Mr. siI ans and tSn Nine fshoo Mr.
Pason aad children Mrs l. Paris John Leslie Col Dauera
sh' Richmond seIS J. White " b. steas S Tue M. cohn
?d wa@. s % children. a ATf 5 & W" a :'S Cen IeSd
@ Mr. & s SS % & S5 1"d & sa m Ne a Hs,.ey h.s and and
@ M IL BoIasm and Two % children J;sGs % foysI HoSs ,
did Mr. NJ Nichols. r MeLaughD Mrs Richard Ferris smith
Mrs F.s g sTS & Mi . Ta' M1 M Se'IR f. M11 M ASG s dS S
Parrot Lent T. CGs,sE u BrPTn e. g. ~ Iys .osR and wife
y Bsnoo Mrs Annie 3 Andersea daughter and shd Mo X J.
M van l es 1sa % 'hg % W" s f5Ssp Dr. p G Hsyne Mira
W MaGser and child Mr. a Wells and two children Mr.;
SeH Harris vie and child joPnson aud VIE Ms Cha:
noye Peter we5s Leonard J@s. B,tea Hugh Fulton Hugh
Gmour c II FORBADE Mrs Banlet b Taylor John Palmer
dfen and servant Dr. @ Bar Ten and wife Adams Victor aug
T. b. Chase and wife Mrs A. C. Mills aud child MR. r.
L More Mrs H. Marshall Mrs n. p HerTek Mrs A.
Barrot, Bunker Mrs ~ Boune A. J. Anderson, pa,tsr
son, wife. enid; Mrs Ann Lang, ktgerson JrStu
T. Ward. Jacob Peersgn, s. MeMain. James MGfa'
saI ni eS NJ m.S e. cia,s Ra and ,sS m ana Wells sehdr ~
servant; Julius Asuann H. Corn, W. Cspen Kaor tait
uer Neteon S0lon IT, Williams OTIS Jackson HeurT Stefe
Lempk Freeman. NJ g. Ebreit g. tearrou Gutave trc
Keenan, w aud ehid H. A. Kane and wife, nate henca ~
Nn vie A. Slit'f.
HARRISON ~ Bullock, u j. stone, A. stephens, j. Jtrgynsn u
West A. L. keIser O.
Hersbeg r. Mathews hs W. Mus and child, r. H. NoL
Boueser Capt Geo Cease J. MsCale "a o. q. Haet, N
Mrs 4 E Henshiwood Mrs NJ Young Mn Peter Caa
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
MUSIC.

3Ir. Jerome Hopkins will give his second
paLOfOrte matinees at DodwOrth Hall this afternoon,
playing four compositions Of his and selections from
CEerubin Bach, MendessOhn, and Chopin. Miss Ieph-
crime will assist him in duo Mr. Hopkins IS abOi1Dg
for praisewOrthy Object-he establishment OF free Or
phcOn SchOOlsand bespeak for him liberal patron
age. His afternoon concerts moreover are pleasant
resorts the audiences being quiet and gentee and the
programmes Of sensible length.
The celebrated pianist Won Bulow, writes
as follows in letter 10 the Stenways:
Miss Aide TOpp court pianist TO the Prince OF Hohen-
Z0lern- Hechngen, which proud 10 call my pupil,
though not yet wOTldrenOwned Will soon become 50, as
debut every place where she has thus rappeared
has always produced great sensation Excellent female
panists have IN the musical world (Schumann,
Causs Mehlig Goddard, &c Miss TOpp boats them all.
The rirtuOse Qditdf which distinguishes her makes us
regard her a male, rather than female, pianist. The
delicate handsome woman has technique All energy,
fire, which enable her 10 enter the lists with Rubnsein
or q Tausg. DO not think eXacgerate you will Ger.
tanly cOuntersgn my recommendation soon as you
have heard and admired the lady herself"
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

lars ha been appropriated for the maintenance Of pub
c rnoos the Circuit Court the case OF Bridge ae
N.cho was continued all day yesterday 1t VIII DC COLI
cluded this morning
BRIDGEPORT, N. J.-The quarterly Session,
OF the Grand Division s. OF T. of NewJersey win be held
in this place tonight. The reports OF the several
deputies are highly encouraging. Eleven new Divisions
have been organized during the past quarter the largest
number in one district being in Hudson where three new
organizations have been established Excelsior DIVISION
the quarter.
ELIZABETH-The corner -st0ne OF the
Broadst Baptist Church win be laid tomorrow after
ngroom to be opened under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Catholic Association; The Rev MT
Benzchoten has accepted call TO the pastorae OF ss
Pauls NJ f. Church, and will assume the duties attend
ant upon his new charge on the LIST OF May.