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III ''-'[ -fR-R. GLASGOW.
jylb z I. S. Marshal. Messenger

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
eth day OF June, A. b. 1905. a warrant Iu
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Ge0. NJ. Logan, OF llth district. IN the county ut
Williamson and State OF tennessee. " ho has been
adjudged q bankrupt on hi7 own petition
that the payment Of any debts and dcly-
cry OF any property belongings Co such bankrupt.
10 him OF for his use. and tho transfer OF any
property by him. are forbidden by law: that
meeting Of the creditors Of tho said bankrupt.
TO prove their debts and 20 choose one OF more
assignees of his estate. will be held no Court
Of Bankruptcy to be holden on the 2-th day Of
July, A ID. 1865, 1t O'Clock A.. NJ. 20 the
Office Of the Register in Bankruptcy, at the
Courthouse. in Franklin. Tennessee, before
Alexander :. Bradley, ESQ, Register.
r. r. GLASCOCE.
jvlO IL T. s. Marshal, Messenger.
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T.. Il. HLASCOCk.
jylO2t U. 5. MSrsha, Messenger

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on
i tho "a day Of July. A. ID. 1865. a warrant iu
bankruptcy was issued against the estate ut LUr-
N Allen. Of Ashland, in the county Of Chc3thBW
and State Of Tennessee. who has been adjudget
a hankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
os any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt, 20 him, or tor his
use, and transfer OF any property BY him. arc
forbidden hy law that a meeting Of the cred
itors Of the said bankrupt, TO prove their debts
and 10 choose one or more asslEnees OF hi'
estate. will be held al Court Of Bankruptcy, o.
be holden on the 18th day Of July. A. II.
lS6S. al 10 o'clock A. NJ, nc the office Of the
REGISTER in Bankruptcy. in the Courthouse
al Ashland. Tennessee, before Alexander
Brad ley, Esq. Register.
t..l.I .. .fE-R. GLASGOW.
jylt z L. IS. Marshal Messenger.
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EdgefeId Female Seminary.
REV. z. &. TRIMBLE, Principal.
Mrs. Henri Weber. Associate Prin1.

4 AM PLEASED TO SAY TO MY OLD PA
Il irons and to the public generally, that
have associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
IN the management of this institution. Mrs.
Weber, high culture, ripe scholarship and long
this community 10 require a single word in her
communication. 1t will be our earn est endeayOr
70 make the school both thoroughly preparatory
and finishing ia its character None bat pTaC-
teal and experienced teachers will be en-
ployed. and pains will be spared to make
the Institution equal TO its work in qualifying
young ladies. by nigh intellectual and moral
culture, for usefulness in any station in life.
The next session will begin on the FIRST
Monday in september. For further in
formation send for our circular.
jy7 Nv +. c. TRIMBLE.
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TWO MARE MULES,
a Liberal REWARD

One black and the other bay both about four
teea hands high, and bod. Iho} were Ia ez -
ira huo condition.
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NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Nashville
and Northwestern X. r. Company.

YgJHEREAS, THE TRAINS ON THE NASH
w vile and Northwestern railroad have been
suspended and will not probably resume run
ming in time 10 furnish transportation to those
who desire to attend the meeting Of stockhOld-
ers called for the lst OF July, tTOX.; and where
as business will be presented to the meeting Of
the most important character, which it Is de-
sired shall be fully understood by the stock
holders, if possible. BE il therefore
Resolved. That the Secretary and Treasurer
be directed to recall the meeting of the lst
of July, prox., and that he publish like 5all
for a general meeting of the stockholders 10 be
held at NASHVILLE, on the I'D JULY, 1865,
at the office Of the Commercial Insurance Com
pauy.
By order Of the Board
n. l.. CLAIBORNE,
Sec'y and Treas N. x n. W. K. L. Co.
iun91 "A PAT
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THIq Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT oyTtp

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
"a day Of July. A. u. l-s. a warrant iu
bankruptcy was issued against the estate W. NJ
Pollock Of BrinEGeii. ma the county of Rob
ertsOn and State OF Tennessee, who has been Jd
Judged "a bankrupt On his own petition; that tho
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop.
erty belonging to such bankrupt. o. him or
tor his use, and the transfer Of any property hy
him nre forbidden by law. that mcctilg 90 the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, o. prove thoIr
debts, and 10 choose one more ASST Eueos of hrs
estate, will BIO held at "a Court Of Bankruptcy.
10 be holden on the "a day of July. A. ID
1853, at g o'clock -. ~. 40 the Office OF tho Regis
tor ia Bankruptcy. IN the Courthouse boa Spuus.
field, Tennessee. before Alexander - Brad
ley ESQ Register.
T. Y. 0LA@COCK
ivf0 % or 6 Marsb9I Nfcaeergar
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tbs last days proceedings Of the
Democratic National Convention are
printed on the first page of this morning 5
nonpr
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r.. II. gLASCuCk.
ir10It o. g Marshai N eeauga-.
rnIs Is TO Owe NnTIcE- THATnN nm

fN'Hi is IS I'D Owe EDllttf INA DN III
i lat day Of July A. ID. l'J3. warrant Boo
bankruptcy was Issued AGAINST the estate y. q
Cumming Of 8th district. On the cUuntyt1f Esb.
eTts0n aud State o. IoHnessee, who has been
adiudggd a bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment II any debts and delivery of any
property belonging o. such bankrupt t1 him OF
Tor BIZ use. and tho transfer Of any property By
him. are forbidden By law thatr meeting Ul tho
creditors 0f tho said bankrupt, 10 prove their
debts and o. choose ore or more aafIgneeg 81 bis
estate will be held al q Court Of Bankruptcy 10
bs holden bon tho "a day Of July, A. u.
ls63. st 81 O'Clock 3. n, at the Othc8 90 tho
Register ia bankruptcy, Iu tho Courtu0u7C af
Springfield. Tennessee, before AlsEautsr 5.
Err. GLAgCDCE.
fyJ0Tf II : Mar4hof WeHrrurgr.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
II % A. 80 lilo H. 1873 ID vibrant fr

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
l. Sd DAY Of July. A. p. lN0S, q warrant on
bankruptcy was Issued against the estnto Ot
Thomas w. Smith Of lebanon, IN the county
of Wilson and State OF Tenncs &c, who has
been udiudgcd q bankrupt 0n his own Pc
tition; that the payment OF any debts ant
delivery Of any property belonging Co such
bankrupt TO him, or for has use, Gnd the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law that a Getting 81 the creditors ct tho
saidl bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and o.
choose one or more assignees Of his estate.
will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy. 90 be
holden on the 3lst day Of July. A. ID. 1865, ut
l24 O'Clock p n. At the office ct the Register iu
Bankruptcy, at the Courthouse Iu Lebanon.
Tennessee, before Alexander $. Bra 'Jey, Esd.
Register
D. E. GLASGOW.
M.-.f.F NT..rr-...r
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THIs IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT ovTu

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ONTu
Il "a day Of July, A. u. 1859. a warrant ru
bankruptcy was issued against the estate ot h
W, Allen. of the county OF Robertson and State
Of Tennessee. who has Dccn aiuIgeI ~ bankrupt
on his own petition that Tie payment of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging fG
such bankrupt 10 him. or for Boz uae. aud tho
transfer OF any property bv him, are forbidden
by law. that e meeting Of tho creditor I'd ihs
said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts and
t0 choose orc ~ moro arsiEuecF of Lis estate
will be held al 70 Court Of Bankruptcy 20 be-
holden on the 9Th day Of July. A. ID. 1885,
al 5 O'Clock A. A.. aL the Oalrc d the kcgia-
ter in BaHkruptcy, ac the Courthouse ju Spring
fsld Tennessee. before Alexander s. BHdIss
Esq, Register.
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CLEAN YOUR PRTVIES

WE ARE PREPARED To CLEAN. RE
w pair and disinfect Ell Briyies. Yards. etc.
at the shortest notice and lowest rates. and en-
gage to keep within the requirements Of the
law all privies yards, etc. given to care for any
length of time. Orders LETT at No. % Cedar
street will receive prompt attention. We have
been engaged in the ScavengeT Department Of
the city of Nashville for the past five years.
PETTY 4 RAINS, (COL..)
.#s-... .t-.trf TT 4 City Scavengsrs
Approved:
j. b. MITCHELL, Health Office. jylo IT.
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TrHIS j. TO GIVE NOTICE. Thai DN ia D.
"a dag II JulylA. D. lr.5, "a " uianL i.l
bankruptcy was issued agaiust tho lato OF
Richard T. Mathew, OF Springfield. in We ri uu
~ Of Kgbertson. State Of tennessee. VIII has been
adjudged q bankrupt on bis own I.u.lln lut.
the payment Of any debts and denver ~ any
property belonging b. such lanhtll,, q. ili.. T..
BIZ bim arc forbidden by law that q mseuns
Of the creditors Of The 'lii bankrupt 20 prove
-. - N. - ,fs will be- held al "a Court OF
PsHIr,otry no BE- holden on The Eard DAY o.,
July. A. Is. ls6s at "a }.ciqfk ?. ~ az .he
once Of the REGISTER IN d, b1rnEilplsy' IN In, tne
SisIsnder s Bradley. EsI.. Register.
r.. X. HLASCOCk.
r-r6rt o. e Mauhai Mc-gsuger
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DISSOLUTI0

THAVF THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
entire interest Of DR.. o. sherman. 10 the
business Of ne hsrotofors 6rm Of Kline 4 sher.
man. and will continue al me oid stand, Win
elHcient and competent Assistants. PREPARED %
s,,orIv ne demands Of tho puklic reliably aud
With dispatch. 1 assume all the liabilities and
'o iSnsI6 In WA. D. KLINE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In Bankruptcy.

TIIIIS. IsTO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
= lst day Of July, A. d. 1893. a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
Chas. z. Wescott, of Nashville. in the county Of
Davidson and State Of tennessee. who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petI-
ton that the payment ot any debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging Co such bank
rupt 20 him or for his use, and the transfer of
any property by him are forbidden by law. that
a LIceting Of the creditors of the said BANKRUPT
90 prove their debts. and 20 choose one 0r more
assignees Of his estate. will be held Court of
Bankruptcy, 10 be holden on the 2Ulh day OF
July. A. ID. lS6S. az l2la o'clock p. NJ. lt the
ONCE Of the Register IN Ban kruptcy. Nashville
Tennessee, No. 81 Church street, before Alex
ander s. Iinldley. Esq, Register.
T.. K. GLASCOCk.
iyl02t u. ). MSrshal. Messenger
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NO. n NORTH CHERRY STREET

NO. n NORTH CHERRY STREET,
HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
stock OF Goods. TO which he invites the at
tonti0n OF the ladies. Every description OF Hair
Work done Ia the best style asd al short notice
lie particularly invites an inspection Of his
stock Of Perfumery and Fancy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best 10 the line.
Watch Repairing attended to By an expert
enced workman. febI4 If
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR OF
II the will of ID. @. Jones, deceased, all who
are indebted to the estate will make immediate
payment to me- and those having accounts
against the same. will present them for pay
ment, within the time prescribed by law, or be
barred w. Z. JONES,
jy9 Ivy ... Executor.
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VIII be paid Tor their delivery or informant. u
that vail Load % their reguvUrY.
Address. y Is. MCADAM5.
jun2s 2H ShelbY7iiie Z o.
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T. T.. NLA-ttth.
iylO1t U. S. Marshal. Messenger.

THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
| the 81 day of July, A. ID. l-f,. "a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate of
A. NJ. Earnest OF 2lth district. IN the county OF
Wilson and State Of tennessee. who has been
Adjudged "A bankrupt % bis own petition
that the payment OF any debts aud de
Livery Of any property belonging Co such
ban krupt 10 him, or Tor bis use. and the trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden hy
law that a meeting 0f the creditors of the said
bankrupt. to prove their debts aud % choose
81 n Court of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden on tho
8lst day Of July, A. -. ls65. &C " o'clock
n. &C the Jfics 1T the REGISTER n Bank
ruptcy, at the Courthouse IN Lebanon. Ieuues
see. before Alexander s. Bradley, EGqr Register.
''.. T.. X. GLASCOJk,
iyIO II US. Marshal. Messenger.
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81 dav of July. A. ID. l~u- 10 warrant iu
bankruptcy wa issued again. the e. tate ut w uI
A. Soweil, Of the county of Robertson and state
Of Tennessee, who has been udiuigct 70 bank
rupt on his own petition that the payment Y.
any debts and delivery &C any property belong
ing 90 such bankrupt, 10 him ur iur bis uau.
and the transfer Of any property by hun are Cor
bidden by law that a meeting ct The creditor
of the said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts, AMI
10 choose one or more ns7imces Of bis estate, viii
be held nj "a Court o. Bankruptcy. 90 DO holden
on tho 2ith day # July, A. ID. 1865. 8t 90
o'clock A. w. at tho office If the Register Iu
Bankruptcy, at the Courthouse In Springfield
Tennessee before Alexander $. Bradley. E#.l.
kegisier r. X. GLASCOCk
jyl0lt a. s. Marshal. MESSENGER
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CASH ON HAND
LIABILITIES.
&c. MeCRORY. Cashier

Sworn to and subscr ibed before me, this 9TH
day of July. 1868.
jyy e A. G. NORNELL, N +.
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Eighteenth Quarterly Statement
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE, TENN,

FIRST Monday of JaIU.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT UN THE
L "a day ct July, A. b. l51-. warrant Don
bankruptcy was issued against the Iutut emit
separate estates Of n. Y. Harrison and II. n.
Harrison Il Kirk, OF Springfield BOO the county u.
Robertson, State Of Tennessee. who have been
udiudged bauErupts OBJ their own petitions. chat
the payment OF any debts and delivery of HuF
or for their use aHd the transfer OF amy proper.
~ by them are forbidden hy law that meet.
ing of the creditors Of the sand hunkuupt. o.
prove their debts, aud Go choose one uT more
asgignees 0ftheir estates viii hc held 1t q Court
Of bankruptcy. h. Do holden on the 2ith day of
July, A. d. 1868. no o'clock A. U.. ht the
Odice of tho Register IN Bankruptcy, lu the
Courthouse at Springfield Ieuuc I#cc. before
Alexander s Bradley. E1q., Kczi tor.
O.. a. GLA-ruNh.
iylO1t U. IS. Marshal Me.syuEer
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rr,urs Ts m uTvE NOTTCF TTAT NTUT

i "a day Of July. A. d. 1853. warrant 900
bankruptcy was issued against the estate o.
Jas. T. Council, Of TumersyIllc. Iu the
see, who has been adJudgod "a bankrupt
on his own petition; that the payment nt
any debts and delivery Of any property ha.
longing 10 such bankrupt 90 him, or iar h5
use, and the transfer of any properly by hun.
are forbidden by law that "a meeting Ui tho
creditors Of the said bankrupt. Co prove their
debts and to choose enc or moro as7iEnee7 of Do.
estate, will be held at Court 0i Bankruptcy
to be- holden on the 2ith DAY ot July, A. d.
1868 al s. o'clock A. st., mt the Uihgcot the Reg
lister IN Bankruptcy. in the Courthouse Iu
Springfield Tenn. before Alexander s.. Brad
f. r GLASCOgk.
ivIO II u g. MlrshHI MreHGu-tr.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
THE NEW Rebellion
INDIGNATION MEETING IN CHARLESTON, S. c.
THE RANDOLPH ASSASSINATION.

INDIGNATION MEETING IN CHARLESTON, S. c.
THE RANDOLPH ASSASSINATION.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 22.-The Republicans OF
this city in White Point Garden yesterday after
noon to take relation 70 the recent murder
OF the Hon. b. F. Randolph Lee Nance, and James Mar
tin Mayor Clark presided and after prayer by the Rev
A. F. Webster Mr W. II. Burney read brief account OF
III cold blooded murder in broad daylight in Abbevile
s. c. Of the Hon. b. Randolph Chairman Of the State
Executive Committee OF the Republican party and state
Senator from orangeburg County Mayor Clark IN intro
ducng the reader OF the resolutions, remarked that
the outraged laws OF the civilized world ought to be vim
dcated The resolutions which were supported Dy the
Hon A G. Mackay and Others, are as follows
Whereas The Hon. B. F. Randolph member Of the state
Senate ard Chairman OF the Republican State Central
dSv at Cokesbury in this State, the 10th inst.
and whereas. Hon. Lee Nance, member OF the
Gered by persons designated as unknown" at New;
berry Court House., on the lgth an INST Is ,ar ana
rim members Of the House Of Representative OF South
Carolina have in the recent past been sSh Dy bat t
these citizens stricken down for their poheA opin
Resolved BY the Republicans OF the city Of Charleston
in mass meeting assembled. that His Excelency H. n
scott Governor OF South Carolina be and is most ear
nesty requested 10 exhaust all legal resources 10 bring
the Iaurderers 10 swift and condign justice: ,
the upper counties OF this State during the last sixty
days mainly due 20 the daily utteranoes OF ne Deno
cratic press South Carolina and are the natural ana
bloody the teachings Of some Of the leaders OF
the Democratic party.
THE ASSASSINATION OF THE HON. JAMES HIND
OF ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 23.-The Hon. James
Hind member of Congress from the Second District was
assassinated to-day while travelling through Monroe
The Hon Jos Il Brooks, who was with Congressman
Hind. was wounded, but it is supposed not fatally
James Coosey an outspoken Republican was murdered
in the same county near Clarendon q few days ago
ST. LOUIS, Oct. PA dispatch to the Dem
ocratic newspapers here says "The Radical party de-
,eated both Hind and Brooks for denomination TO Con-
ress They were both dscOuntenanced FOR making can
yass in which they arrayed the negroes against the ad
cal Central Committee and asserted that Rice q Co
were capable OF doing the Radical party great injury
THE Radicals charge the Democrats with the klllng Dut
the atfempt 10 fiX them will be frnitles as the
Democrats had everything TO hope from the deieeoh OF
Hind md Brooks which would eventually be disastrous
10 Radicalsm the interests OF the Democracy
to nreserye their lives II was 70 the interest or ee
% 10 nut them out OF the way. ~ they were killed. the
Democrats would suffer, while the Radicals would gam
the death OF both disposes OF these dangerous malcon
tents who were most influential with the negroes arc
brings the negroes completely under the conlroI u 'e
Dadic cal YIuQ
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

previous marriage other than adue divorced for big o.
foT the purpose. ihs eAn
deputy moved 10 refer IL To the common can
ons to bring into harmony with the canon reported on
ths same subject by that committee, , -.
Mr. Taylor OF Va, objected the canon because 1t
would bring the ministers OF the Church In conflict with
State laws minister In Virginia and in other States
III na 10 nave license 10 authorize him 10 marry at
p sugect 10 prosecution II he failed 10 perform tne
oinela duty OF marrying persons applying 70 HIM.
ine heV Mr. Perkins Of KY understood license TO be
pernissive, not mandatory.
The Rev Mr.. Andrews OF Va said that his colleague,
MI Idyor must know well that any prosecution OF
for refusing marry persons the grounds
nu s M AZ 'he canon, would be utterly futile In virginia
, Ine rev Dr Clark Of COnnecticut-It been shown
ta IA connecticut that the proportion of divorces to
marriages IL as 10 10 100 Now this Is awful state OF
mlnngs m ana one which We clergymen, ought to do all
stnad, IL IA worse "
Dir. Walsh OF Pennsyvania-Gentlemen who have not
gwen tne subject special attention. have idea OF the
ITlRnu lOoseness which prevails in regard TO the mar
among the lower j hope shall proceed at once to
settle the matter so far this Church concerned 40
cordng to the Canon proposed.
The Rev j. 3. Hanckle OF South Carolna-D Divorce IA
CRYING SIN over this land sin
does not bring down the vengeance OF upon
clergy man cannot be tried under resolution but he
Do passed Dy which clergyman NAV be punished who
may be guilty of Joining those together who have
divorced There never has been divorce In my State
OF South Carolina.
On motion Of the Rev Dr. Haght the House then took
the report OF the Committee Canons in regard
the ohenses for which ministers may be tried, to
harmonic the canon with that the oenses which
Bishops may be tried and after extended discussion
the amended canon adopted almost unanimously,
The President presented the list OF members Of the
Committee lone from each state) appointed compli-
with resolution passed Thursday In reference
providing better means OF support for the clergy
The House then adjourned untll this morning atSi
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
DIED.

BprsToln Hldis colamtA Co.. 90 Saturday Oct a. George
Bristol Of Troy n. Y. Ggsd ~ years
P1p.r.l services Al HH.dss tuesday oct r. at lo NJ
yAIToUTE-A the Springs San Luis obspo County CA on
sundsr o FAoa,s, late Of hsu'fork CITY, aged
years
u.yKsou Saturday Oct ~ Mary Hank, widow Of Dr. A.
U.pL. pu., In 18th year Of her age -.
V ,y aud friends invited attend the tuners. rom her ATE
Y,,dspe. No Wssi Thrtysrsttt, on Tuesday at
LAzARUsou Sunday Samuel Lazarus In the S7h year Of bis
ySr rom Biz .. residence ClsOu place on Tuesday morn
isg Oct 81. At l0i o'clock
LkoyARDAth r,d.ne. Dorchester Ma, Ou Saturday Oct a.
Charles H. Leonard Of this city,
nERRITT-n Brooklyn Sunday Oct & ser abort hrsss Louisa
j. viii. Of George Merritt and daughter VI John JsssaL
Notice Of tbs fun erAl hereafter
sgWKRKOn FhdAy 7d nst Burne Tamann son oil AbIaa@
p and MARIA r. Nswkrh aged IL Teas and months . 49,,
The relatives friends Of the family, repectiu Ved 70 sen
h, usral Monday the 18th mat, 81 toH he corner VI
CommubipAw aud Bergen-svss, Bergen City ~ j.
nRRLR-On Thuay "a at hs country residence Lake mons
s,n near Psshsk Marc Giaume Merle Aubisue age
TIE members Of the New.Yok Chamber Commerce Ano m
g,ner,y are attend the fnbsral from m ate
sCouIt,t opposs Haros BrookJn. % Monday esioeA
Pm.
Of Att On srnd.y Oct is Gilbert C. PAu aged yshA
pnp,,,l srvc.s which bis friends invited h hh M
Nonro Ih house FTankhnsse brooh,n on honuA e
aftb p.t Al D The remains vii 10 Ahth halrkoH' L. -
Tuesday morning 49,. .,,,.,,.,
poPfysOyAt Atlanta Ga Friday nornna Oct nH oeoes
fever accompanied With hemoHhige M Iae nhs
Mar T. w " Robinson, In he HSb Ieh nei e VHV
dspEht,f Of the Rev y W. Chapman sfProspset Conn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
THE BIYCKLEY AFFAIR.

To the EdttOr Of The tribune
SIR: l regret exceedingly to be compelled TO
refer TO Mira Stephens again In connection with the
incklev investigation which terminated unfortu-
nately to myself Mrs Stephens certainly cannot have
forgotten the conversation which occurred at the
Executive Mansion. in Washington, on the l2th ut IN
which there were several participants and among them
Green Clay Smith, Senator Fowler, Mr. Yeaton
and, perhaps, or two others at which time these
charges against Mr. Courtney prepared by myself
and which she and others very positively and emphaii
cay urged me TO present to the President as const'
tune good and sufficient grounds for Mr Courtneys re-
ova from office do not choose TO discuss this subject
at present or refer the shameful manner in which
have been betrayed and abandoned shall soon publish
statement Of all the facts In this affair anc then leu the
responsibility fall where IT properly belongs
Respectfully, &C., GEO a. FITCH
Men. York Oct a. 1863