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New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
NEW-.IERSEY.

GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY AT HUDSON CITY.
The Grant and Colfax Clubs of the Third and
Fourth Wards Hudson CITY, held enthusiastic meeting
on Saturday evening last which largely attended Dy
the Republican OF that place In series OF Tso
lu0ns II was resolved that they esteemed 10 debt oi
gratitude they owed their worthy and successiul che
tain, u. g. Grant, ana Schuyler COlfax, the hation
patriot aud statesman who have been tried ana never
FOUND wanting In any emergency; that they believe tha
tS success OF the sOoaed Democratic party Wou Oe
calamity from which the country could never recover
inhhnuch as their representative men openly 9eclaIe
the nOhOr Oi the nation shan be destroyed anu
the bayonet take tins place of the ballot that
they-the loyal ctzens OF Hudson Ctv. who love
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
DIED.

lyTHOyYsudd.nly on TussdAy the ns EiNurd AsbOoy
1 uds She faay ar, respectfully invited sd the fuse,
from bis residence No s6 SG Brooan 90 Friday Re' me
BARNRso Wednesday evening Aurust Ceees susan Bsro
daughter Of the late "Asn Sssea -. ,,,d "a ,,..s
the ners Paurs Chapel Sunday " O'Clock
BoGERT-A valdez Orange County wensslAy morning. August
% BlIa wife Of James Bogert
TIE and friends Of tss aH sr, sy'ea .'ssd ssr tqpss
BOoRUM-Iu BrOoky WEDNESDAY. August ~, C0nsha Bo0rs
The snas Of h, nr respectfully ue to attend bis funeral
o A @ s 10 & ~ s,Boa ssP S%1le ayou 10 fA
TLLoTT-Tbs remains Of C. Elliott win lie at tie Academy ofDs
.gn oa FrdAy the 2h ~ a Fin sben thsy viii be
i-ksa Greenwood Tue member hs st,ss and LIS H'A SIC
's'' invited 70 '' " HESRY PSTKRS GRAY Prvsdru.
FrrrSO r,l,y the 9Th inst Of congestion urgs whaz
Fgae rn.y Chapel & nss Broad % % s~, %
Sirara sad metropolitan Lodges respectfully invited to aend
HRGRMAN-At Esw.Utreehf Weiosisy August a. JOhanna
widow of Michael HsssaAu, sEed o. y,lrs
from her a residence satudsy O'cIct
ASRAs Crss 0rsngs County Il on Ws1nssi.y Aegns, 20
susie N VIE q Eye 10y. s5,s N,SS 'na , ss 49,
Fauers viii b. he Al ad As Church oc ssdy
invited - attend without further notice.
PRICE-In Beotln Thursia August q Frankie daughter d
The services will take pace at toe residence zoe late Abel
Pres No. G 70 ,i,rsa and 'h !n I s @ M T miS. vii ::
taken to TlrrytOwn By boat SATURDAY morning
ROGERs-Ai AOsa Tuesday August 2S JAssa Rogers In ss
r3s ss1s, and friends ., tb. y ere respectfully Invited
bis fauersL The funeral services viii take this Qdar AFTER
noon a. 4 oeok bis residence Aorssaa Nes'eh-ser
Y S be iken % Paiesol = J. for inter-
ment leave TweBVaTthst depot Harlem Railroad a. u
O'Clock n.
ROBRRTSAt Flushing T. THURSDAY morning. August ~ Codes
Hoffman Martin h. aud Cara L. Roberts aged nontns ah "
Funeral from residence Of Miss Deyereur Pushiag on FaJ
August o'clock Train leaves Hunters Point al e p N
sTORMS-On WeineSisy the nth inst CAyharihe b. Tk Of U
Sehener the az wear OF Der sge.
i-ods ofht family Invited 70 atead toe Iaoe
on saturday O'Clock from the residence Of ost
mother No l2J Asune ct between ChAo4 AAd
Courtss. Brooklyn, without further notice.
Bangor and ST. Loais papeS please copy.
sTURGES-on THURSDAY rai bs 9Th s, Charles D. strge' s'e
Of l. l. Stnfges.
Notice of the funeral hereafter
WHTTNRY-or MONDAY 20 1857 Port Mvs Ariou. Chse.
Turner sol Of Absh and Elibs.h Whary IN the 2 year ~
his
San Franeisoo papers please copy
YEoMANs-AO n Wednesday. August D. the Rev "a
D. d. D. of the Genial PesbylsrAn Charen N
that place the j9h yssr % bis
The funeral services Cena Hall orang on ssu
day ?. O'Clock. Trains tue MOTHS ASa hsses
Ra leave foot Of BaTclayst at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
MAINE.

GEN. sICKLEs, SENATOR WILSON, AND GOV.
HAwLET IN BANGOR.
BANGOR, Aug 27.-The largest political gath
ering since 1864 was addressed to-day and this evening By
Gen. Daniel L. Sickles OF New-York, the Hon Henry
Wilson Massachusetts exGOy Hawley Of Connecticut
the Hon j. A. J. Cresswell Of Maryland, the Hon. L. H.
Chandler OF Virginia Gen w. Kinks Of Massachusetts,
Major James Hsggerty Of New York. the Hon. Hannibal
HamlIn OF Name. and others The number of listeners
estimated at 3OOOO tThe speech OF Senator Wilson
will be found on our second page.-Ed Trtb.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
OHIO.

MAGNIFICENT DEMONSTRATION IN DAYTON.
DAYTON, Aug. 27.--Gen. Schenck was renom-
mated for Congress in the It'd District to-day by accla
nation. with enthusiasm. Tonight we are holding
magnificent mass ratification meeting Cen Schencks
election Is sure by l.5O9.
YALLANDIGHAM's PROMISES.
The Democrats of the Hid Ohio District are
in a state Of indignation and angry surprise. Mr G L.
Yallandigham IL seems had given his word not TO be
candidate for Congress ia that district this Fall Utter
reliance the solemn ayOwa OF his Intentions caused
the OF the names OF Messrs Hughes and
Crane Of Butler and Ward OF Warren Counties as candi
dates This the signal FOR brisk canvass on behalf
Of these gentlemen. Ar Valandigham did not hesitate
70 become a candidate directly tho nomination offered
hm. thus drawing himself storm OF wrath from his
Democratic friends.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
MARRIED.

GPTVVy-wILCOx-Ou ThursAy r. ct the r-auee ef The
brides kheT Ota 10 RsGa oay daughter o. "H .
wiloor esq. al Of this city.
pLATT-COSKLIy-n Cold Spring L. wednesdsy August h
at ~ Johu, Church Rev kdwsris kescer o. fla o.
Huntington L. Margaret s. daughter OF L. 81 C9asAh ESQ., "
Cold SlnBg. No cards
TRUESDRLLPERsOE-At residence Of tie brides brether+.
law Mr Victor bibou 10 Roou5n County j. on Wees-
s,r ooruing August 8 nv d r. hege Edwan d. Tues-
deli Of New YORK 10 MarielS q. Pesoa Of Bo0stoo
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGTON. August 27--Lieut Madison Earle.
Of F. Tweuy6t Ua'sd Stes l9'hry has ssn., r.
eeiyd hs Captain Of Company 81 The sae en
lie ain ays Fortress Moures or |ihan.Ssfg Va 70
sake command Company and the post At that place
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
,c,,, C,tII DRFN,s FANCY DRESS BALL AT TIL
ih'' sTtsIsON HOUSE, LONG BRANCHl

STETEON HOUSE, LONG BhANIhJ
The children's fancy dress bali when was was
aps be remembored by the pretty and bri2hteyed ch
dren for whose enJoySns tne no e scs srsseully
vhiri through the waltz. The belle OF the Dal %as
Grid Of about 10 who Atred as the Srahd
huchesse m the first act OF the opera During the sier-
noon about 90 Of the dAneen We're photographed ~
groua.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
CANADIAN FESIAN ALARM.

OTTAWA, Aug. g-Government detective
officers pretend to have inflammation and descriptions OF
several Head Centers and leading Fenans who are
pected here at Whaens trial The Hon. j. Ii. Cameron
and the Hon. NJ g. Cameron OF Toronto have been re-
tanned 10 defend Whnlen.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
MICHIGAN.
DEDIcATIoN OF A DEMOCRATIC RAJ

DEDICATION or A DEMOCRATIC RANCHE.
DETROIT. Aug. 27.-The new Democratic
Rancho was dedicated tonight. Addresses were made
by Senator DOOite Of Wisconsin, the Hon G. v n La
thrope and others Of this city. The Democratic Ward
Clubs turned IN large numbers and marched to the
Rancho bands OF music. torches, transparencles
etc BOnhres built, cannon were hred, aud hre-
works ot OF
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
THE wAsHINaToN GRAYs ~ PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 27-CompaDy i OF inc
wasboton Crve Of NewYo arrived here this MORN
inc from Poston They received by the Proydehco
Horse Cuards the Burnside ZOuaves, and the Marine
at the Horse Guards ArmOry. and we're afteWard tahe
Rocky Point for clam bake, ana 10 Naraganset Park
to the races The Grsys embarked IOr NeW-iOiA'H
Bennington, tnIs evening.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
NAYY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25-ChefE Engineer William
,den detached from the United States ship Po~hasan af
plsced On waiting orders =. ~ ,r.,--
Arnr H.s,sr Charles H.g-n ard Aeng Pnigu Whet"'rs
have su hoaorAb discharged from the Uued States na'a 's
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ANTHONY EDWARD. No IS Staie-st. Brooklyn.
BOORUM CORNELIUS No l60 Adelph-si, Brooklyn.
DOYLE Mrs LUCY r., No 18 EAsG Fny fourhsL
Estes EMMA Ceatral Baptist Church Brdgest BrookTn
gRTPFIN MICHAEL r. ~ ratrcks Churca, Brooklyn
KENT EDMUND New Rochelle. \. \.
MARTIN HOWARD A.. Townssnd-ave.. Chhoh. n l. ..
NIIIRR WILLIAM l. No. 10 East Tweny.sIih-sS
NlNOr HELEN B. Nc 3os West HAseathst
POPE MARY 10 p Madlson-sL
RtpgIIFF FRFDRICA r., No. t05 West Seventeenhst
SCOTART JOHN. No 81 West Thirty -siHtb-st
WARINc HIRAM Church tbs Ascension Greenport, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

THE ROCHESTER sPIRTTUALIsTs CONVENTION
ROCHESTER, August 27.-The attendance last
evening large Resolutions were discussed. and the
discussion was continued this forenoon. committee ON
the organization OF chidreu's lyceuIns appointed
The Statistics OF Sprituallsm In Ohio were read Mrs
Wheeler of Ohio addressed tho Convention while In
trance state.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
DELAWARE.
,EMOCRATIC CONYENTIOl

WILMINGTON, Aug. 27.-The Democratic
State Convention met at Dover. yesterday. and nom-
mated Benz. T. Briggs of Newcastle for Congress. He
was a candidate 1882 and beaten by George T. Fisher,
UuiOuiSt
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
THE STATE or TRADE.
PrRnpRAN MARKETS.

Adrce received er third page bad gue 70 pres
say that the Paris quea the close sib Reute a 1O @
quotation Of bonds Frankfort shoals De %
of7 Ia Liverpool 6rn Al the close bat the aotihons
xere
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
WENDELL PHILLIPS on THE SITUATION

WENDELL PHILLIPS on THE SITUATION.
THIS weeks Anti-SIduery Standard, after in
indulgng in usual misrepresentation Of the kepub-
lcan party nevertheless constrained TO say that
vote for Grant and Cofax is vote FOR Freedom. Wen
dell says:
We see as clearly any the shortcomings OF the
Republican party st vote for Grant means the ne
grOs suffrage recognized vote Tor Seymour means the
negro dtsfranchsed and another war We
look forward therefore, to the success OF the Republican
party the coming election as the salvation OF the
Union and the best hope for the It's defeat will
evidence that blood aud OF another
tion are need establish Liberty aud Justice here.
Our most serious complaint against Con-
gress ia that it has left the whole unchecked untram
mced power Of the nation In the hands OF the Rebels
TO De welded against the Republican party In this strug
gle The imminent peril IN which we stand to-day was
no necessity might easily have been avoided. III sey
mour brings back TOOmbs and Cobb and Davis himself
To the other will give HIM the power-the men We shall
curse aud rebels Will bess-tho men VINO VIII soonest
clasp hands with them and their collar are the
Fessendeus Trumbus ROsses, HenderSons sustained by
The Erenin0 Post The Neo York Times, and The Boston
Adrerssr n such really represented the country, we
AhOuld have betrayed IN 1901 and whipped every
year since II because they do not represent the
country are disease and cancer because OF this that
We exist As a nation Radcalism can whip such span
es into purpose hereafter u has done, scores Of
times In the past aud thus force the party to complete
the work upon which II has been forced TO enter Sey
mours advent reputation, which ties our hands
SD that We borrow again in order 10 put down
reDellOn-and then rebellion.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
ST. DOMINGO

THE REVOLUTION STILL SPREADING.
Late adyices from St Domingo state that
the revolution is progressing and becoming general
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

Gen. X. G. Schenck has been Ten0minated
from the lid District OF Ohio
The Hon. c. c. Washburn was renOminated
70 Congress Wednesday by the Wisconsin Republican
Convention.
The Hon. d. s. Bennett was nominated by ac-
clsmatOB for Congress by the Republican Convention In
Buffalo, yesterday.
The Democracy in the With Congressional
District Of Illinois have nominated Mr. Oliver Gray Of
La 5aLs for Congress.
Gen. Franz Sigel, who is q resident of morrisa-
MIA Westohester County is talked OF the Republican
candidate for Congress from the Xth District.
The Hon. VIM. Mungen has been renOminated
for Congress the Democrats Of tho Win Ohio District
The district cave Democratic majority OF 2625 Ia 1866
Mr Mungens opponent Ia L. T.. Grissel OF Upper San
dusky.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
sE.anI aatins.

Organ ExhibitiOn-rAe grand Organ for the Church sf ths
Reir~e augusta be publicly exhibited TO-DAY, al JAR
DIMES organ Msuuhotory, Thrtyniah near Seocbd ave
The New-York MedicnI College for Women VII begia
their Sth their College Tss6
corner Of secOndive srst MONDAY NOVEMBER fOrAa
pouncemen giving m particulars address with stamps tue Dean
Mrs C. s. LoZIgR D. the secretary Mrs C. p WELLS Bos
No 49, "
knowless American Insect Destroyer
VNoUIESs ASERfCAN INSECT DESTROYER
KILLS FLEAA ....H.
KNowLRss AMFRICAN INSECT DESTROYER
KILLS ANTS
KNOWLRSs AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER
KILLS MOTHS
KEOwLESs AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER
Is CERTAIN DEATH TO ALL KINDS OF INSBCrs.
Sold BY all Druggists snd Grecers Depot, No sr,ha'
Hills Hair Dye, 50 cents; black hOvI nat4ssOSs R sTs
besuuaL Bess Quantity dollar DApes.
No 2t6 BroAdwsy. Sold by all Druggists --
~ you have the Dyspepsia. Headache, DIE zsnsss.
CseBeSa Piles Oppression aer eatng Sour hsng o. hdgrs
toa Bii ogsnes DO not taak Aher aSs hHisoNs
PERiSTALrIC L02RNGBS viii forfeit the oIhk boz SEA-
No fremont Teups BOson and CR!TIBNI 0Ss AstA,
Warehouse No SKtAys and erysbsrs MAILED IN 20 ssa
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

A meeting Of the Grant and Colfa1 boys in
BIue Centra Committee was held at Room No "a
Cooper Institute Three clubs were represented by the
nroner number OF deegates, aud added 10 the roll
The invitation rendered 10y the Loyal League Veteran
Grant and Coax Club, inviting the Boys IA Blue to tho
mass meetng Cooper Institute on Sept 18th proX was
accepted The Executive Committee OF the state Central
ttte nave declared the body 20 be hereafter known
as the :. Central Committee OF tho Boys In Blue"
TO me Editor Of The World.
SIN: The onprincipaled republicans is claim
a, NAT arisWeh thare oandadat pade for the Monitor
r. H. nor true She orderd bore and pade for by the
rstryot what put down the Rebellion Horasho Semour,
out or his own pocket A"D D"'o'ah
GRANT AND CoLrAX CLUB OF THE FIRST AND
SECOND WARDS OF M0RRISANfA.
The Grant and Colfax Campaign Club of the
rrst and second Wards Of Mofrisania met last evening
az Michaes Union Hall corner OF ConTtlandtave and
Garx'st Morrlsania Vice President Mallgnop In tho
chsi, The rssgnation OF Milton Q. Lowden, esq,
"a P,esdent OF the Club, account OF inability by
r pTiyate business to perform the duties OF the post
tion was received and accepted and John Grant esq
was elected to the position oynecamaton. Ihs weekly
m9tIoo the Executive Conwitf@s ~A~ iuSseased
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-22

NEW ADVEhTIsEMENTs.- is call
ed to the following advertisements, pub
lished this morning for tho frat time,
John Waties-Sitting of Appeal Court.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Keys Found-Apply at this Office.
Thos. H. Wade-Tax Notice.
Andrew Crawford, Jr.-School Notice.
Janney's Hall-H. Y. NJ.
NJ. w. Observation-Disclosures Sale. ,.,-
Tribute Of Respect to Rev. F. w. Pape.
G. F. Jackson--Spring Goods.
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NOTICE.

DURSUANT to the directions of the Act
Il of General Assembly. the Court OF
Appeals will meet at Columbia on the
THIRD MONDAY in April next, Goth.
Tho examination OF applicants for ad-
mission to the bar will take place on
WEDNESDAY, 22d. -7
Appeals from the Southern Circuit will
be first heard. Next, those from the Mid
die Circuit; then the Eastern Circuit: AZ
forwards those from the Western and
Northern Circuits, in order; and lastly,
appeals from Charleston. ~.
The Court of Errors will convene on the
FOURTH MONDAY of April, 9th.
BY order. JOHN WAITER
March % A13 Clerk Court of Appeals.
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TAX NOTICE.

A LII TAXES on Incomes and Salaries
"A are required to be paid by the 31st of
MARCH, aud all RETURNS must be made
by the 31st of MARCH on all property;
also, capitation and dOgs.
THOMAS Ii. WADE,
March 223 Il. G. II. ID.
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The debate on the Irish question,
in the House of Commons, has con-
tinued and ended pretty much like
all the other debates on the same
subject, in the same place. MIR.
Gladstone condemned five out of the
six plans proposed by the Ministry
for the benefit of Ireland, and only
approved of q scheme Of political
reform. Mr.. Disraeli was rather sar-
castle and jocose in dcploring the
fate which gave him difficulty of
700 years standing to be settled-a
supernatural emergency. He did not
want to NEEDLE with the Irish Church
establishment, and unsettle system
which had existed for three hundred
years. He ended by asking for time
"a little more time; and then Mr..
Maguire's resolution was withdrawn.
1t would not very much surprise any
body if, after all, Mr.. Disraeli did
meddle with the Church establish
ment in Ireland, and, in some very
sudden way, upset it and do away
with it. In England, the New York
Times asserts, there are very few to
praise that establishment, and none
to love it. in all probability. 90
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COLUMBIA.
Sunday morning. ltarca 90, lsss..
IepeaohIinent ana yvhas win Isssult


- = Nona, Il. u Y !.
The cost of reepnstruction has been
reckoned to amount to $100, ,0oO,.
600 a year; bnt the, cost Of the i'm
peachment Of the. President. the
National E5ate1igencer thinks, viii like
ly exceed that sum. 1t cannot be
estimated by any comparison with
the expense, of the often referred to
trial Of Warren Hastings. This trial
will exceed that, in cost, by as much
as.it does In Importance. The trial
of Hastings lasted seven years, but it
occupied the Houss of Lords only
120 days, ct various intervals, which
were required for obtaining testi-
mony from India. In the end, Hast
ings was acquitted, but required to
pay the cost. of prosecution. amount
ing TO Ell, 900, wdile the cost of the
Government was over q 100000.
Butthe trial of Hastings did not in
terrupt the course of business. nor
shake the public credit, nor threaten
the Empire with dissolution. The
Impeachment Of the President has al-
ready disturbed the business relations
of the country, and has postponed
indefinitely that attention to its de-
ranged fiscal concerns which was ex-
pected and required from Congress.
If the agitation SO peraistently pro-
noted by Congress, should continue
much longer, and mingle with the
strife Of the Presidential election, it
may cost the ond-holders and the
banks more than one-half of their
entire investments. It is very plain
that the radical majority in Congress
will stop at nothing in pursuit Of
their purpose to overthrow the Co.
vernment as it was established by
the Constitution, and concentrate its
powers in the hands of this central
directory. Their President, if they
obtain one through impeachment,
will be mere puppet in their posses
sion-a sort of 'tsupple-jack," for
their amusement and derision. The
cost of the impeachment can only be
estimated by the amount of damage
which it has done and will do to the
credit of the Government abroad and
at home, and by the loss which must
be sustained by paralyzing every
effort in the future for the material
recuperation of the Southern staple
producing States.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At n regular meeting OF Palmetto Lodge
No. S, /. o. o. F held on the evening OF
the 2oth instant, the following preamble
and resolutions were offered and adopted:
The angel Of death, having hardly given
us time to realize the demise Of one bro
ther, has again reaped from amongst our
numbers and inflicted another severe loss
to our Lodge. AS o robber selects gene
rally the most valuable portion Of O trea-
sure, 30 seems death to have selected the
most valuable members of our Order, and
those Of US that are left can only, in sor-
row and submission, bow to the will Of an
all-wise Providence. otmao ,.r
Our late brother and Secretary, f. w.
PAPE, has departed from our midst. In
theprime Of manhood he was called from
his honorable and useful career, and here
we are again assembled, missing him whom
We honored for his many virtues and rare
talenta; whom we cherished as o friend;
whom wo loyeI as brother; who WAS en-
deared 70 us for his kindness and affability;
in whom we trusted, because OF his un-
wayering integrity; him who. with jsa-
lous zeal, worked for the welfare Of this
Lodge and Of the Order, and who, with
rare devotion and e1actncss, performed
the duties Of the Office lie held in this
Lodge.
His body rests in the silent grave-him
we shall never more behold in this vale Of
tears. His voice will not again be heard
in our councils, but his memory will live in
our hearts; and as we now bewail his sud-
den and irreparable loss, 80 we desire to
cherish his memory by recording his vir-
tues and his devotion to the great princi.
pies Of our Order. But not alone as
member of this Lodge do we feel the death
Of the DECEASED. We miss him in the
walks Of life, in this community. whore ne
built up for himself an everlasting n,onu-
ment in the hearts Of those to whom he
WAS guide, teacher and friend; and
here We may safely say that few men die
like him, leaving behind so many virtues
and carrying 30 few faults.
Resolced, That in the death of our late
brother, +. W. Pape, Palmetto Lodge has
lost one Of its truest and most valued
members; one who was jealous in the pro-
inotion OI It's interests ana perfect In the
performance OF tho duties as an officer;
that We bemourn his demise as an ire
parable loss to this Lodge and to the
Order.
Resolued, That We tender to his aged
and bereaved father and family our warm
sympathies. and condole and feel with them
the loss they have sustained.
ResolUed, That as q token Of respect, the
members Of this Lodge wear the usual
badge OF mourning, and the Jewels OF the
Lodge be clothed in mourning, for the
space Of thirty days; and that page in
our record book be dedicated to his memo
ry, with his name and the date OF his death
inscribed thereon.
Resoiped, That tho Secretary be in
structed to furnish the family OF the de.
ceased with a copy of the above preamble
and resolutions, under seal OF the Lodge.
Resotued, That the above be published
in tho daily paper Of this city.
G. F.. HARRISON, Sec'y pro tenn.
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The American silver coins, which
people 80 rarely see, are circulating
in such great numbers in Canada,
that they are drug in the market.
$1,000, 900 of these coins are now
circulating in Canada, and the Cana
dians are anxious to, get rid of them,
and impose duty of 15 per cent. on
further importations.
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FuneraI Invitatioi,

The friends and scqn aintances of Prof.
and Mfs. John Conte, are ihsited to at
tend the funeral OF their daughter LULAH.
at Trinity Church. TO -MoRR0sg 5asson-
day. AFTERNOON, ut 8 O'Clock. e
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TAKEN UP.

A L my place, abont four miles from Co
IN lumbia, as an estray, a RED COW,
with bell on. White forehead, marked
with crop and split in tue right ear, and
in the left hole. The owner can have
her by proving property aud paying ex-
penses; F. II. DARSH.
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KEYS FOUND.

NNE large BRASS KEY. Also, two
" small KEYS-one brass and the other
steel, The owners can have them by pay
ing for this advertisement March %