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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
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Der QuruS Der Trduer."

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Suite uub Rapp:n-
W. 9. Sputbmprtb
Gnerrs unb Detail !Sdntler In
5uten. &dppen rnc Nuttna eb err Barren
Snger1olls 5uI, Oritte StraEs.
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8inser yeljen, 9erysn gssen u. %Gurniibins Gppss.
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Observation-Disclosures 9aulB
GLENN aaren.
Sind uno S@efer,
S"S' 1888 Drihe @.rase.
tSur Ndteres itete Wn;etae In elmer anbsrn Spaltt.)
3. @. SneeripQ rnc 60.
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gde ter 8. unb @abaibap @traBt, 8rudenplas.
Hur Nabe:ss teas Nnssise in elmer ansern Spolte.>
u1p Nicpl5,
iSi Dritte @ta6e.
MiQiam See.
uns @etail, Glenn aarrn r,r Mptiuns,
.!.-.5 1856 Dritte g aBe.
Gatbcart unb g..
1872 Dritte @trase,
Sdntlsr in enbein.ilden unS itusurirten Gaenroaren.
Qur Naberss iiehe Gnseiss III timer aaes:n Spalts.)
36ube unb Stieteln~
.. Glynn,
"'' 'i:5 D9itts @tra6s.
unD Src.
Tabrifaut rns sGnslcr,
106 Dritte @treSs.
-. MERCHANT TAILORS.
6. 9. SenneY,
17S SEritts @tro6e.
MebauS Grp's,
SAMPLER rns 9erfertiser,
1873 Drift: @tra6e> sesenuter Gbrmpirn's 8anI.
6. g. @ri5wplp,
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5. Watbeps, 3ui9neiber. 1911 Dritte @trabe.
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3wette Natipnol 8anf>
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1913 Drttte @trats.
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1913 0ritte Gtrant.
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bent. - 1i2 Oritte StraBe.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
WEST VIRGINIA WHITE slEpnTR SPRINGS.

GREESBRIER COUNTY, July Is, 1865
or all the watering places in the South this s by
far the most attractive Nature has done everything
for this favored spot an amphtheatre OF bold noun
tains surrounds it, the air is pure cooi and refresh
ing, and the mountain scenery unsurpassed either in
this country or Europe. The buildings are ample
and comfortable, sufficient to accommodate two thou
sand visitors. The place occupies an area of about
two square miles. which is In fact lakeland, the
Allegheny mountains, and is two thousand two hun
dred feet above tide water This great altitude axes
the nights always cool and pleasant during the
entire summer. Visitors are here now from all
parts Of the country-from the New England
States, from the Western and Southern States and
from the cities of New York, Philadelphia and Balt
more; from Richmond, Charleston New Orleans, ST.
Louis and Memphis. In fact this watering place
now boast of more nationality than any other In the
entire country. 1t has representatives here from
every section OF the Union. And all are equally de-
lighted with 1t as place OF summer resort. The
virtues or its sulphur water are far-iamed. The
mountain air npars health and yigor to the invalid,
Ors from all sections OF the Union Is most agreeable
aud tends greatly to enlarge and liberaze the sent
mentS OF all.
The day is not distant when this spot will be the
great national watering place OF America. With the
Virginia Central Railroad extended IroIn COvngton
down the kanawha Valley 10 the Ohio river this
place will be In direct communication win Oil the
cities OF the North, East, south and West. IL Will be
the most direct railroad south from the cities OF
the great West TO the cities OF the Atlantic seaboar
This road will pass right b. the chief sulphur
spring the property, and its superiority other
routes in regard 10 grade and distance viii insure It's
speedy completion Several leading capitalists of
New ork now have the matter under consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
TERRIBLE FATE OF A MURDERER.

From the Savannah Republican, July ILL.,
Some time during the week before last we pub
lshed an account OF an atrocious murder committed
in Irwin county-two brothers, Daniel and James
Luke being the victims, and negro named Joshua
Williams the murderer. Williams, after commit
ting the deed, ned, and reward Of $500 was offered
for his capture Last Saturday week he was cap
tured in Hawklnsville by some citizens and con-
veyed to Irwin county, where a magistrate COM
United him to jail at Irwinton. He acknowledged to
persons OF his own color that he killed the two
young men.
by person from that section we learn that on the
Monday night succeeding his commitment TO jail that
building was burned, and Williams, the murderer,
persisted in the flames. IL was q frame structure,
and some distance from any other building in the
village (which only contains two or three houses
1t has heretofore only been used for the confinement
of persons arrested for minor offences, and the GUS
tom has always been to send persons charged with
capital offences to Albany and sometimes TO this
city. The jailer lives about mile from the JAIL and
II has ever been lett unguarded during the night
time. Upon the night in question the few persons
living IN the village discovered 1t to be on IRE. 1t
was built OF wood and, being DID, burned with fierce
rapidity. Nothing could be done to save It, and in
short time 1t was totally destroyed. The charred re-
mains Of the negro Williams were found among the
ruins.
The jail was evidently set on fire. but by whom re-
mains mystery. Whether 1t was done by friends OF
the prisoner to effect his release ana the flames cut
or mis- escape and prevented them from reaching
him. or whether 1t was done by some person In re-
venge for his crime, can only be conJectured
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Died.

AaNEw.-Suddenly, at AZ Pine street. on Thursday,
July IT, john AGNEw, In his 10th year.
The friends OF the family, also the member OF
Sycamore Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ, and shose OF
Enterprise Chapter No 2 Jersey City, Invited to
attend the funeral this Saturday morning, al ten
O'Clock. The remains Will be taken to Stamford,
ALLEE.-On Thursday. July 10. MARY JANE, wife
OF Joseph b. Alice, In the 5lst year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 30
Lafayette avenue Brooklyn, on sunday afternoon at
BEARD.~At sea, on Saturday, April II, 1868, on
the voyage TO Calao, Peru, EUGENE Z. BEARD, aged
BEcKwITn-On Friday June 20, at Grass Valley
California, OF Panama fever, IDA BLANCHE wife OF
Harvey Eq az ana oay aaaSer ,s Of ie
BEGpES.-4t Philadelphia, on Tuesday, July IA,
after short Illness CAROLINE IvERs OF New York.
wife OF Theopbilus Beden, aged IS years.
Her remains were inferred at New London, Conn,
BosToN.-On Friday, July II, MRS. MARY Bosros,
in the Gath year OF her age.
The friends OF the family, also OF Peter Ferguson,
funeral from the residence OF her son, John Field,
Kent street, near Union avenue, Greenpoint, on Sun
day afternoon, at one O'Clock.
CARRY.-On Thursday, July TO- of congestion OF the
brain, MICHAEL CAREY, native OF Derryhinah,
county Galway, Ireland In the 5Sth year Of his age.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, l3l Hudson street,
to new Cemetery, Jersey City, this Saturday after
DAarINa.-suddenly, on Wednesday July Is. Lou.
lisa A., wife OF Casslus Darling.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence Ss West street. this Saturday ar
ternoon, ct one O'Clock, without further notice.
DoNoHuH.-on Thursday, July 10. THOMAS DoSo-
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral IT the house Of his sonn.law Arthur Qugg,
li6 West Nineteenth street. this Saturday ct twelve
DossiEIY.-on Friday morning, July u, JANE,
widow of Bernard Donnelly, native OF the county
Ann Irolaud. Aopd az
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, July I8, 1865.

noon, at two O'Clock. The relatives and friends are
respectfully invited.
WEssEI.-On Friday, July IL, JOHN ii. VESSEL,
aged year and months.
The friends and re aives OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his parents No 402 West Porty-sxth street.
on sunday afternoon al two O'Clock.
WALLAcE-On Wednesday, July is, at 81. Luke's
Hospital, JAMES WALLACE, aged 40 years.
The relatives and friends, members OF Lodge OF
Strict observance No. 81 f. and A. NJ, and Compan-
ions OF Empire chapter No. 40, are invited 10 attend
No. 594 Broadway.
LODGE oESrRICT OBSERVANCE No. "a F. AND A. NJ
The members are hereby summoned to attend spe-
cial communication at their lodge room, No. Union
square, on Sunday morning, at nine O'Clock TO pay
the last tribute OF respect to deceased brother
James Wallace BY order. Il. WOOD, Jr.. VI.
W. CHAPMAN, Jr., Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, E. D., on
Thursday evening, July l6 at the residence Of the
BRIDES uncle, Jacob Butcher, Esq, by the Rev. Mr..
Allison, ROBERT ID. MERSH0N TO EMMA J. MACFAR-
LANE, both OF Brooklyn, Z. ID.
REYNoLDs-KEEGAN.-Un Thursday, July 49, by
the Rev. Father BARRETT, Mr. JOHx REYNOLDS TO
Miss MARIA KEEGAN, all Of this city. No cards.
RHoDEs-MOoRE.-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday even
ing July 10, at the Church OF the Holy Trinity, by
the Rev. DR.. A. n. Littlejohn, GEORGE H. RHODES,
Of Providence X. l., to JULIE L., daughter Of the
late Austin ID. Moore, OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

DARrNoUTH COMNENcRNRNT.-C Commencement
week at Dartmouth College viii begin with President
SMITHS BaccaIaureate discourse ON Sunday, July 10.
prize speaking. On the 2st, class day exercises at
three NJ and In the evening Professor E. A. Park,
AZ Andover win address the Theological Society,
IN the 22d James Barrett will address the Phi Beta
Kappa society ct halfpest one p M and at half past
two p. NJ Edwin P. whipple Will speak and Charles
United Literary societies. Gymnastics and music By
Dodworth,s band WIN an mp the remainder Of the
6ay. The alumni win meet In the cnaPe, ~ eIgnt A.
suai reunion Of the Dartmouth alumni ~ New YORK
Vin taxa place - usual on the second TnursdN N
DeeombeA fE
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

NrhNTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUsEwORK
w Apply to-. Matthew'S, foot of 10Th ST., East river
go CLINTON PLACE.-WANTED, THREE COMPE-
OC tent servants-a ohambermaid who is thoroughly
accustomed hotel also competent cook and aundess
aundress assist 10 the Kitchen during the
Apply between 10 and IL O'Clock at the basement door,
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L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS MANUFACTURING BCSI-
fully established and doing cash trade. TO
"a with from a5uU0 to goo rare opportunity In now
offered into lucrative business None but
principals who business need apply Address
X. A., Herald Office
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L,oR sALE-LIQUOR STORE 227 WEST STREET;
three years. lease, license, will be sold cheap
called edatey; dssolying partnership Apply
the premises.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-13
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