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I Latsd. 4ge,sctes.
.TfRf5YNIA LAND ANDsAID IMMI.
0RkTfOE COMPANY.
sOHAHFERHD1 1B1rAnrs. 1879.
: SR01NIZHD .Onc1NRaH ~, 1857.

cAplrlI srocR; ., . SHARES It $50 EAcB
5000 gHAsys roe WoIKIEg CAPITAL.
n eAo SHAxgs 10 BB gsUkD III PArAkHr ZOE
=. LAzps.
oies OF tho Company may require.
The object Of the Company In 70 bring the land.
af girrifafa into market and cultivation
The pIrn Ia similar TO that successfully puysusd
hy Ana Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY ara
Tsnd.oNuorse Ia the West In developing thai,
Isnds ~ safes OF alternate small tracts at low and
dxAd rates. to actual settlers with families: ana
k 10 the only plan TO secure reliable lEboE for sr
IN osder 70 secure cooperation, no conysyanro
will be required until loo.o 900 acres are sub
scribed ana the company will not commence ita
opsTstions until all the convey anees are sstsfac.
Land-ownsrs can divide their lands as thew
alternate tracts.
Mo subscription OF less, than one hundred scrs,
will be received and all must be made before the
1st Of March
The lands Of the company win be sold on,y to.
actual settlers with families.
On the fair business principle Of interest 10 all
concerned, the enterprise coumends itself to the
favorable consideration Of every practical land
owner In Virginia.
Address Virgins Land and Aid Immigration
J. D. iMBoDBH, President;
ROBERT BOILING, Secretary:
VIZ. G. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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pay RUM, BAY RUM A cask Of
~ genuine BAY Rum, OF superior quality, 3ust
received snd for sale by 4. W. poWRES
no u Hn lNAk ffair, istraSSSs
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REMEDIES.
FRENCH CIGARETTES, for the immediate relief
of Asthma;
FERRUGINoUs CHOCOLATE DROPS, an admi-
rable and convenient chalybeate;
PERIsTALTIC LOZgNGEs, for the cure Of Piles
and Costiveness;
ELIXIR OF vALERIANATE OF AMMONIA, for
Neuralgia and Hystera;
ELIXIR OF CIHCHoNA, IRON, and sTRYCH.a
MIA. a most efficient tonic;
FRENCH PEBBLES OF ETHER and ESSENCE OF
TURPENTINE, Disgusting the taste Of these
excellent medicines;
with many other valuable and genuine prepare
lions, sold at MEADE BAKERS
Physicians' Prescription Store, -.
ja15 Ninth and Franklin streets.
SPONGE.-surgeons' Sponge. Bath.
Ing SPONGE Carriage sponge for ssls Sy
jas s2s Broad street.
CMITHs' ANTERIOR sPLINTs
y Splints (sssorted), Roller Bandages, for sale
by J. BL AZ Druggist,
TNDIA-RUBBER CLOTH (white),
i best quality; India Rubber Cloth tblaek)
oss SILK for BALE BY SLs IS Br esSs s;1ss
IA n ~ j - i ii II LADlESs
IA DE-. DUPoNGo'S
GOLDEH PERIODICAL PILLS,
for females.
A CERTAIN REMEDY
for all complaints 80 peculiar 10 the sex.-viz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Retention,
Pain In the Back and Loins, PRESSING. down Pains,
Rush OF Blood to the Head, Dizziness, DimnsBs OF
sight Green Sickness, Heayinsss, Fatigue on any
Slight Hxertion Palpitst.on OF the Heart, and that
most annoying, weakening, and the beginning Of
all other female weakne.sss, - :. y
THE LkUCoRRHEA, Oh WHITES.
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM.
quieeing the nerves and bringing back the "rcsy
color OF health to the cheek Of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box Price, 81 per box /; six boxes, IS. Sold IN
Richmond, Va, wholesale and retail by PUB
&. W.tP0WBRB, 1905 Main street;
I A. BoDEKER BROTHER, 1875 Main street:
x. 3. DUVAL, s07 Main street
". q. SCOTT, 1919 franklin street;
SAUNDERS Il HOWARD, corner Brook syenue
and Marshall street; ss,g.-sss
JOHN w: BISON, corner Main and Third streets;
LEWIS B. THOMAS, Az Broad street;
+ j. w. FRAYSER, corner Broad and Seventeenth
streets; 81 $50 94'-,'s''-~-
E '. HUDNuT. Church Hill. Isl
Ladies, by ssnding either Of the above agents
can have the pills sent by nail 70 any part OF
JOHAsTOA y CO., agents for edericks burg
and By zone druggist In ever, ity and tow "
In Virginia. do Ieam 81
DAY RUM, BAY RUM a cask 81
IL gamma IA y, RIM ~ sny,nr{o, No., 49,.
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TO THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~, sALALEM BROTH Or sALTS OF WIS.
oers Itch, Ulcers, and all eruItions Of che skin
NO NO mater now msHgnant or hcw long standing.
aoes not speedily and promptly cure and erttrsiy
sfadieate fhe disease, the money will be refunded
In every instance. Prios 500 per bottle. For ssis
py asrss a BLUNT & MoSgLkY, 49,
Druggtsts. No. 1a2t lain street,
go - ----.----.-- -.zzl.,.Es Richmond, Va.
EsRUssES, TRUsSES. have Just
= received WHITES PATENTLgvER TRuSS-
ne best russ In usa for retention and radical enss
OF Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL sup
PORTER. JOHN w, RIs0N, Druggist,
Z nh 1t Main and Third sfrssis.
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NEW BOOKS.
NAPOLEON AND BlUcHgR. An Historical
Novel l vol , svo. Cloth, S2.
THE EMPRhsS JOsEPHINE Is. An Historical
Sketch Of the Days Of Napoleon. BY Louise
Muhlbach Translated by Rev. W. Btnet ]
vol, syo. With Eight Illustrations by CASTOR
Fay. Cloth, So. ,-,,.,.
An Historical Romance. BY Louisa Mnh bach.
Translated by F. Jordan. l. VOL, svo, Illus
trated with Eight Original Designs. Cloth, 81.
IA 4. II. CHRISTIAN & CO.
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AW-17TH G r A II T A Ram
DOLPH & kNGLIsH, 1920 Main street, have
for sale Grattan, vol IT, $5-by mail, $50; vol
ume Wallace sauds's sew Forms, $3.50 Rice,
James, and billiard on Bankruptcy; all the
Forms in Bankruptcy. and other Legal and -Sm
mercisl Forms; Diaries and lmanacs for 1888.
All kinds OF books bought exchanged, or sold.
ia 81
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NHE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY
1. OF VIRGIHIA-E. c. RANDOLPH 4 co.
Branch Office Richmond, Va, at present located
conner Main and KiaYcnth streets. W. B. ROBINS,
local part. er. i. 49,
This agency advertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with It's terms, free Of all
charge except In case or sale and through Its
t-ntfvs connections has disposed OF very large
quantity of lands since 1855.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their Interest by correspondence at once
with u.s. enclosing descriptions OF the properly for
sale. Address w. d. Hoblno,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency.
ial7-amd&s1 Richmond, Va.
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j. ". III bUUHn, fIesldent
ROBERT BOILING, secretsry;
WI. G. GREGORY, Treasurer,
popx.

/, the UNDERLINED, hereby subscribe - aerss
of lsnd hereinafter described, to the capital stick
Of the Virginia Land and Aid immigration Com.
pauy incorpora.e ed February 8, 1855.
hereby bind myself, my hs,rs, sc TO convey
the said land to the said company by good and
sufficient deed, containing survey and plat, with
general warranty Of title, and free from all 10
time OF such convey ance, payment therefor at the
price per acre agreed upon IN eefancatea OF fnll-
paid shares Of the capital stock OF SAID company
at the par value Of $50. ~
II conveyance of said land is not required by the
company within twelve months from date hereof
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DAY.

THURSDAY, January, %, 1858.
The Convention met at the usual hour.
prouer bv the chaplain.
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EMOVAL. r ZEN HOW &
III MEREDITH have removed to No. 1910 Main
street, one door above Mitchell d Tyler's.
js 24-let
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WANTED, to sell TWELVE No.
w YOUNG MULES, warranted sound and to
work well in any harness. Terms, ninety days
J. C. JOHNSON,
corner of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
Ia ld-TuTh&Sl2t -,zrr-7-gesE.f.3
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6 KeS0tued, mat no person VINO is not
registered voter in accordance with the
provisions Of the reconstruction acts shall
be entitled to a seat in this Convention"
Pending the discussion which ensued,
DR.. Sears was introduced to the Conven-
ton in accordance with the resolution of
o few days since. He expressed the
thanks of the Peabody trustees for the in
vitation extended by the Convention, and
that the pressing business of the
Board should have prevented their visiting
the Convention in body. He then ad-
dressed the Convention ably on the sub
ject of education.
At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr..
offered resolution of thanks
TO DR.. Sears, heartily endorsing the plan
proposed by him, and ordering ten thou
sand copies to DO printed for distribution.
Adopted.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STATE LINE.-The

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STATE LINE.-The
appointed by the Legislatures OF the two
States have failed to settle the long pending boundary
question. The STOr HH Shield says:
The Virginia Commissioners claim the line 70 run rom
Jaes's Island light To smiths Point while the Maryla
Commissioners Insist that the waters OF the chesapeake
should be divided between the two states by tho shortest
and most direct line from the southwestern point OF
Somerset County near Cedar Straits to Smiths Point
The margin say three miles and hveeghths on inc East
ern shore side yerng the point at the Potomac
could not be reconced Just here perhaps the most val
valuable waters In tho oyster interests OF the bay are 20
be found and both States are and perhaps ief an AN
puting the others right IL,
"Thus falling to come to nm Agreements as 10 y IN. :.
their respective Legislatures and await thcr action III
premises In the mean no we suppose the ihnhplthnts
TONED use aud benefit"
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
REPORT OF THE HON. DAVID A. WELLS,
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.

SPEClAlI COlMiSSlONEh Of NEW ENOI.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 1858.
Hon HUGH NcCULLOcH. Secretary Of the Treasury.
SIR: Az Special Commissioner OF the Reve-
nue. the United States have the honor to submit to
you my annual official report and would request
that the same approved may be presented to Congress
for consideration
The law establishing the office Of Special Commissioner
the Revenue requires that he shall investigate the
OF national the best methods OF collect
ing revenue the administration OF existing revenue laws
and the relations OF foreign trade TO domestic industry
and the discharge OF these duties the Commissioner has
actively and uninterrupedy engaged since the adj
journment OF tho XXXIXth Congress; portion OF the
having been devoted under the directions or the
Secretary of the Treasury to personal examination OF
the systems and industrial conditions existing IN
Great Britain aud OF the leading states Oh Con
mental Europe.
The Commissioner repeats the statements relative to
the OF the National Debt and rate OF It's funding
and reduction which fully stated In the reports OF
Secretary McCuoch. lie states the amount required 10
provide FOR the interest the National Debt on NOV l.
1867 be in coin, 500 695205 in currency, s29O9ll5
This he fOots up amount to ,s3 (luery the
first sum beng In and the second In currency what
Is the third iED BY funding the debt bearing currency
interest the amount 10 be provided for yearly would DC
$4,000 223.
The average annual expenditures OF the Government
other than interest were for the ten years ending 1880
1860 81 per cap gold while for the five years 1861 to
they s4 80 per cap increase OF 900 per cent
The following table exhibits comparison OF the aver
age annual expenditures OF the Government-detail ana
aggregatefor tho decade ls5l6l and the actual exPen
dtures for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1867
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, JAN 7, 1868.
We note no material change in the market
to-day very little having been DONE Tho most interest
ing event of the day the sale Of property in Brooklyn
for unpaid water rents OF 1852 The sale took place In
tho Registrars Office, Mr.. Gamael King, Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Water Commissioners acting
as auctoneer. The act authorizing such sale
any person or persons who will take the for the
lowest term Of years. and pay the amount Of said regular
water rents with default and expenses thereon" was
first read and the announcement made that tho owner
should have the privilege Of redeeming the property
within two years repaying the amount that DUE
with is per cent interest," after which tho lots were
rapidly knocked down 70 one or two gentle
men who have had former experience in this
kind Of business The lots sold were In the
first six wards and about twohrds Of the pieces offered
disposed Of The amounts due ranged from II cents
to "a Four hundred and seventyhve pieces OF prop
ery in the city to be sold for the taxes of 1882 CTS
f those of for those of 1861 1872 for 1862 and
1884 for 1863 The Messrs Johnson Miller will offer at
auction tomorrow the sth) number OF valuable lots IN
the vicinity Of Prospect Park.
TIE WEST.
We are daily receiving reports from all parts OF the
West as to the number of buildings erected during the
year 1867 and in almost every city or town from which
we have heard the year has been Of unequaed acv
ity In Chicago 1000 buildings, at cost OF more than
ss,OOO,OOO erected-not so many in number
as during 1906 but far greater In value Among
the buildings projected for the coming year Is
the First National Bank edlnce, which is to occupy
lot on the corner Of State and Westinghouse Whthe
exception of the marble work for the entrance 1t to be
built Of Athens stone and will be 81 feet front on Wash
iDgtonst by IS feet deep Safest and FIVE full stories
in hight above the basement story making an elevation
Of feet above the sidewalk The style which Is known
as the enriched Italian" is being extensively used
in France, and especially in Paris. The cost OF this
structure is to be about 100000 and is to be ready for
occupation in the Fall.
The cost of buildings erected in Bunker Hill, Ill,
during the year s2o5O0 OF this amount $4,000 was
for business purposes 100000 for dwellings, and $4,000
for out -buildngs. One thousand three hundred and
eighty-eight buildings were erected in Milwaukee
last year. at cost OF s3O34295 The street improve
ments cost $4,000. Milwaukee is to have new
Theater during the present year, or rather the
Old Church building on the corner Of Milwaukee and
Wisconsn-sts is TO be overhaued addition built on
for proscenum and the interior Of the building re-
modelled The expenses Of the changes will be about
$4,000 The total valuation Of property in Minneapolis
for last year 705e increase OF 100000 over the
year before The number OF buildings erected in Roches
ter Mnn during the past year l2O at cost Of 2o
900.
ror
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP EBwYoRK. ......JANT
CLEARED.
Steamship Hsyea CBr Cutting Liverpool National Steam Na'
steamship Saratoga King Norfolk City Point and Richmond L.
steamship sdon OBJ Martyr LvsrDoci r. cun.rd
stesn.lp Scotia Or !, Watson, Liverpool Z. Ca@sId
Steamship Cleopstra, Phillips Savannah Murray Ferris Co.
st.:%:ss y.ISo iodss: Norfolk / s NC. Co
Barn s,el. SBT;% S,'snsIafs; Bremen u ksSes t.
Bas + Truman Brl Thompson john N r., Pension Co
Bas 4%aSds issE %.,sl NASSAU SP, RI ossrtsS ,
ss P9s.. S psa9 LE,pGS 1.I:0H ssI Philips
s s Be- RSs ScSs.: S1 GSsii ENC ST Con-
sssI } E ssa a 6na GGcsp Co.
S SesI Nellie is BoOSseld HosSis stamford A''''~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charleston Berry, ChsIls'.sn 50 hours with Td.s and
yellow signal fred ceaer steering he arrived yesdAyl
s,eamsLp James Green unAn Alexandria with mdss and pass
Steamship Eagar. Brakeman, Norfolk with d's and N l.
steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland with de and to
Steamship Pert Del.noy Galveston Dec o. and Key West jan
with mdse. and pass TO Sposord, 1ie1on Co. 80
scr David Wilson. Lockwood. BIAbehpoH. with coal for PO
sehf Charles L. M.loy M.oy Philadelphia for Boston.
schE Bila s., ROLAND EorthPOrt
s ssSI k.s9 BREEZE sos1 R. S' FaP Haven
sch, Emma G. Latham, Burke Fair Haven
scbr MARY Hamilton, Green, New: Haven. .,
sss cs G JohascH G sss hs ''' ''
Schn NJ. Is. Bartlett, Brown RIkeTs Island
Schr r. s. Dean, Cook, Fall River for Baltimore
scb Annie Eaton Elabethport with coal for Glen Cove
sch Hodgon BabetLport with coal for he"Ten
slOop Helen ROLAND, Eorhport
SloOp John Adams, Haloek BlIabethport with iron
SAILED.
Steamships Helvea for Lerpoo Iowa for Glasgow Ceopatra
and Thames sav.nH.h satOgs sad YaIOO for Norfolk Neren
for Boston Osprey. for Fall River
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
UNITED oY AsgncA-CoAST OF HKwJERsEr ,,
Five PATHOx BAxKOca information has been received a. THIS
OGce that on January 1885, the FyPathom Bank lg
Ship substituted by relief showing two lights with hull painted
No. TO- the and BANK
q, e,cb side nv order: W. u. SHUBRCK, Chairman.
Treasury Department. ODet LtghtHon~ D0aru Ho"V' D'N-
Jss-ay 3. 1868
SPOKEN.
Br from MArcabo for HevYorf Dee r. In Crooked
Island Pa-age.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos ~ 7Arrived steamships Geo Appod, from BAtimore
Norman from shisdelphia.
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Bort S2larNtn's Notits.

The Fort Smith Herald reports: The Chero-
kee Council has been in session for sevcra days The
Council has elected all Of their executive md Judicial
officers and most Of those elected are Southern Chero
KEGS Several sslutary laws have been passed. and 9th
ers are pending before tho Council Among thoe that
have been passed are the laws for the admission me-
chanics and aborers In this country The laws are icing
faithfully executed throughout the Nation. These eO
pie are living together in harmony and peace and mat
ters throughout the Nation are moving along harmony
ousy-a the Indians having settled down aud gone "
work. They have not enjoyed as much peace US they
now have for thirty years
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i3oIro uno Guums.

Soaro un6 Guums.
DOARD WANTED-FOr a MAN and WIFE,
in HswYork Yorhve Harlem, Brooklyn With pleasant room
r In niess.pt family where home be enjoyed
Terms must removable and payment Will be prompt Address
BoARDBR Tribune Oce describing room and stating terms
MO. 1852 East Thirty second ST, newly furnished
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Total- : .INo -
Accepting thej estimates as correct there tDen
remains be provided for from some other sources
deficiency Of SlS0OOO00 necessary 10 make up the re-
ouired sum OF Sl7OOOOO00, with such additional amount
a. may be professionally required TO meet unexpected or
extraordinary contingencies =,
AS means OF reforming the collection OF revenue, no
recommends Board OF Commissioners 10 examine ap
nicants for revenue officers and make ruos for collect
ing revenue This Board should consist OF an assistant
secretary Of the treasury, (charman) commissoner
OF internal revenue, commissioner OF customs anu wv"
solicitors
CONCLUSION. .
IL originally the intention OF the Commssioner ~
discuss, connection with this report the rsllv h.
the present tariff and domestic inuussy ,o
praccabihty OF converting duties now ad ~
specific aud the results of comparison OF uc - oro
labor and OF raw material aud OF the eonos 20 much
ducton in the United States, and In Europe 90 ,nS,,
space has however becn occupied by the topics aread
presented that he has Thought espedent 70 make ero
subjects now passed the basis OF ~, rcper
especially as some further time is hseesSar' W ''
their exhibit complete ana ~ yc.t britain
review OF the revenue systems OF orea' n .,.
France. and Prussia WILL however be found ~ tn, a
pendix 10 this report marked f. VIVA TINS eApi'''"'
have the honor 10 be, yours, very respectfully ,,.
DAVID A. WELLS, specEh ooni'ns " Wv
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Brdy feet inch on Broadway,
con-
tanning lO,7O FEtha IS upwards of four city lots
adjoining inches 'front.' subject TO lease
Cornelius 1863 THE TITLE the said lots has been the Jay
family
THE SALE will and without the highest bidder
TERMS.
the deeds will be de-
under the wills Of William Jay
Ann Wall Street. NwYo
for said EDGAR s. VAN WKE 40
T.
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Gitp TtaI 6stat. fox SaI,.

A FINE STORE in Water-st., between Coen-
QO7D Ippy 20 HOMER MORGAN, No 2Pinest
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Judges Tappan, VOORHEES,, and Hoyt VIII Open
the Brooklyu over aud Terminer pext Nonosf'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM CHARLESTON Jan. Sin steamship Charleston-A. o.
Thornke Segar Benson John Bgsb Mrs Edwards, w. Pratt
Jameson Stuart Barrett Mcmahon WA Payne and othes
the Storage
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Son Rs,.... TEA $50 Moon Ses...... 3B
Sandy 600 Cows Island. ESQ Hell Gste.... 1881
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28


CLARK-oE wsdaessy Dee a. Capt Ras chri, Va The 75h
FaTsa service At bis te residence P.iroou. T. raeday Dee
FdoDis Of the i-my iayted ~ Aienj' Without
further notice.
EICHoRg-At Lyons weds.s Dee 2, Adelaide only child OF
J. A. sad Blzabrth Eiehou. aged yeags aud 4mopthA
RSTERLY-On TrdAy, Dec ~ Martin Bsery aged IS Years
PausTa from tho Washington square Dutch Reformed Church THE Rev
Dr. Hut,ons }. hOudly. the sjih inst, at l. Tcoef
GBBs-At Port Lsavs1worh Ss,ui Dec 26 Brevet Mer
Cen Alfred Gb,. L. A. MAJOR seVeuth U. = Cayay in bis
46th year
HuLL-oO saturday Dee D. Alfred F., Infant sou Of Faux 'hd
Carrie Cooley Hull
on Monday. the Path mat al Z. y m
HULon Sunday Dee a. h Abigail Hull Of ssom's In The '''
T6 friend, ar. ed 10 attend services at the hou.e Of her
soniHav Peter H. Jackson Tuesday siIeruoon, Dec ~
Al oeloeh without further invitation.
Her remains will taken Hopsse Cemetery TOT nfmenL on
Wednesday morning Carriages sl bs Ia waiting F"o DepO
the trnVa the o'clock usa
KIDsuddeny on Friday Dee a Ana beloved wife OF Wbea
Kidd, in the 61d Of her , ,--,.-, "a. ,
The relatives and friends sy respectfully Invited 70 attend
The fapes from her residence No o. Meongat on Aondiy
Dec lS at Ia O'clock
LATHRoP-Oa Sunday a. Cbshs, C. Lshrop 10 tho 7nh
wear Of bis axs. Notice OF funeral tom
Roehesier, N T. papers please e'P'
uUNT-Ou surdaT tho 26h lust, OF pneumoaa Aee an e
14th year Of her axe ...--.-,.~ : v,..l.
are invited tbs funeral from the Chares bskea " o.
Monday the 21tb last. al Joeoes D IN
pRCKIu New Osau on THURSDAY Dec H. Maria H daughter ot
Walter A. Peek q the 2lst Of her age - -, nj,
The remains be taksn for nmns 70 the Cemes OF we ho!
Gross Plaibush this day (MontsJ Dec bl. HSp N
sTOcKyG-ou Saturday the 18th inst Capt Charles soiirg
late Tenth Rest ~ Y. ", IN the Jsth fesr 81 hn ss
III r.mans viii be taken by the o'clock n trails % Moad
the 2ssh inst, fIsdiam Conn for sterment ,..,,..
IN nee, ., No q ssV'stss &iS'''A' 70
hsaiss sletseos
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

probably, security for the future" Here, we may
discover the line that should mark connection with
reconstruction IL begins and ends IN our care Tor nome
interests IL will be time enough TO begin TO look lLO
the future when have provided FOR the present Inc
politicians OF the old school seem anxious 70 impress
upon the minds Of young men the importance oI re-
tccting all propositions coming from the KepuhucHn
party. or else they disiOnor their own blood,
and the blood OF their fallen comrades. But gentle
men should remember that they only dshOnor the COM
rades when they dishOnor Themselves and that there
cannot be dishOnOr in ready obedience 10 law ana
proper care for our own welfare. On the contrary 70
discard the law expose ourselves TO unnecessary dill
cuues is near akin 10 dshOnOr IL Is true that many
worthy persons are disanchsed under the law but the
readest surest OF relief through the law
conclude therefore, that interest and duty, ana hOn0r
demand that we should place ourselves in Il condition TO
support the laws Of Congress When we have done So
we shall receive abundantly Of help from the Executive
and from the other members Of the Government
remain. very truly yours, JAMES LONGsrREEI
Mr. John H. Dent, Cave Spring, Ga.