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srATE OFF MEM O

City and County of New York.
Be IL Known, that on This twenty-fuurth day
of February, ammo D0mini, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before me, ].
Leauder starr, a Notary Public in ana for the
State of New York. duly commissioned and
sworn, residing in ths city of New York, per-
sona!ly came NORRIS and VIII.
LIAM d. BEERS, n being by me duly affirmed
and sworn, did depOse ana say, thar the con-
tents Of the aCove affidavit by them subscribed
were rue according to the best of Their knowl-
edge, and beiief.
J. La STARR, Notary Public.
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BELLE ST. LOUIS. ..Zeigier msster
This elegant and sw4ft steamer f.
will leave as above $500
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and ST.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
TO General Railroad Ticket Office, 2 Main
street. FLEM. VERT. t5upu-
SAM Q. WEAVER, Ticket Agent anI5
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Reneral Aeent:
I. T. wINNEMORE.
special AEenfs
]. c. H Ess. Philadelphia, Pa,


John 2 Barer. New Orleans.
W. Spears, N1cEsbErg.
F. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J.B. TOWNSEND, Grenada, Miss.
]. W. JOhnsea, Cairo.
j. 8. Cox. Evansville.
J. b. Davies, Leu sVille.
John cobb, Madison, Indiana
s. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles a. BeskwtEh. Chicaoo
Martin q Howard. II. LoufS
] E. Merriman & Co. Il Loufs-
o A0nzo Childs. N4w York-
Propositions for subseriDtfons NJ -
anus to the capital stock of ths WTeeney Q
ihouid be addressed 10 OoHf4h
II. z Rocket
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CoTTON sTATeMEHr.
CHAEBER OF CORHEaCE,
MEMPHIS, ApTI Il. 1899.
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Cash on hand and in Bank...--......S 1901 n |
United states and Stale Bonds-mEr-
ket valuer...-. .--......--..... 81, SO2 50
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, worth moe than double IOl 90 90 |
Loans on call. ampiy secured-........ $3.50 % !
D8hts for 5.S4S 80 |
All other securities. lac e9 !
Total S487 ,452 IS
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s7@,4so "a


City and County Of New Y TX. %
NORRIS FRAEKLIS, Pre- ident, and WILLIAM
h. BEERS. AcJuary, OF tte New York Lie IN
surance Company. being SeverG.ly duly nf-
nrmed and sworn, do severally depOss and say,
and each for hiuself says, that the above state
ment 81 the sad Company, on Che thirty first
day Of December, 1858, is correct and true, ac-
cOr1ing 10 The best OF their knowledge, infOr-
nation and belief.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WM. h. BEEaS, Vics-PTes { and Actuary.
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Tri-weebIy Z. 5. MaI Line,

TNHEF FOIL WING ELEGANT PASSENGER
4 BOafE Of JIIs LINE viii leave Nemphis
hereafter THHEETIME5A WEEK, as follows :
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, as
q O'Clock PM,
THOMAS n. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
w. a. NELk.--....R l.. Haines, Master
Blalsdell, Master
LEM LEJLl.-"....--...... WI. Berry, Master
Connecting st LITrLE roc with the Com
pany's new and hght-draught packets for Fort
smith and Fort Ga $ N. Close connections
made both ways
ABEkIGAN.""-.--.Jno. ". Williams, Master
~ 6Jls1& -.........---JRne BowIin, Master
EOEI 0lBSON ,.......JUhn WOODBURY., Master
fSGN1 Rowland, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the TRADE, and are particularly veil adapted
to II. Passengers and freight viii be put
through oy this line TO all points on the Arksn-
sas river Tithout detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East Of Mem
phls, shpUll have their goods consigned to
q Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com.
Pany, al Mem pins. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should De consigned TO Memphis
and arkanE2s River Packet Company, EapO-
lsou, Ark.
Fr6lght received st any time at the Compa-
y y o3c9. JN0. d. ADAMS, President.
7. a. KEHDIG, Agent,
is2s s14 FROM street. Mosoy Block.
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aTEAMBoATs.
roR ST. LOUIS.
For Cairo and 81. Louis.

Memphis and 81. LOuIs Uniaed states
Mail Line.
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Eg8 AERAEsAz RIVER.
Memphis&ud Arkansas River Packet Comphn
United states Mail Line.
THOS. Il. ALLEN.---.Rees PriLchaTd master
This splendid passenger steamer A.
viii cave Tor the ABOVE on RETSS5SA
THURSDAY. 10 j inst at 5 pm.
Z. A ENDI9, AgsHt,
apl4 800 Front ST.. Wosbv Blork.
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state of New York, County Of New York-se.
II. B. Beach, Vice PresideRL. and o. s. BOgert,
Secretary Of the Hbna insurance COmpany Of
New York, being duly sworn, depOse and say,
that the foregoingis a fuIl, true ana correct
statement OF the affairs of said Insur-
anCe Company, and that they are the above
daarrihad nfficarA fhRranf
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NORFOLK, va.

p Liberal advencss made o. CONSIGNMENT.
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Memphis and Little ROck Railroad

To MADISON INT LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going Wes6-Leave Hopeneld daily at ~ am.
Coming East Leave Mad son daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves loot OF Union street at Z an
y. B. BEAU&ONT,
re;g General superintendent.
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N O 7 Z e.
Meeting of the Directors of the
Memphis and Selma
Railroad Co.

THE Directors of the Memphis, Holly Springs
4 and OkolOns Railroad Company. and, also,
the Directors Of the Selma, Marion, Greensbo-
Iough and Sempnts Railroad Company, are
quested 10 meet at the Peabody Hotel, IN The
city Of Memphis,
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TIL
ECONOMY BUTTER CO

Ask the attention Of a L interested in the re-
nuciion OF the extravaganza O. OF Batter, to
their plaCtieal and econO.nicaeyslem OF max
ing pure prime Butter BY sldff the
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The following real estate situated in the coun-
ty of Critienden, State Of Arkansas: 1t being
the west q OF the west y o. section Two IN
tOwnsoip SIX, north range nine east Also, the
west = of tbs southwest fractional quarter OF
eectiOn thtrty-1Te, ia tOWnEh p seven, nnTta
rage 2 east, containing In all two hundred
and two acres, more or less the zaid sale VIII
be mace as afOressi1, pursuant 70 the teFHs
and S ipuiatiOns OF a certain deed of trust eL
ccuted Uy Peter Andrew and Easter SAILOR, eT
ecuted October ~, ls6S. 10 the undersigned %
Trust, TO secure to- James + Barton q certsn
deot therein mentioned, aud 10 sstisfy sGd
Tru-t SAFE between the hours oil am. md
40 clock pm. The title isgCod, hut l will oily
sell and convey a. Tru=tee-
mh28 JOHN P. IRRELEVANT TRUSTEE.
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j. D. sTARR, Notary Publle.


NASHVILLE, April l, 1868,
1 hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the original nov on file in
my office. u. ". BLACKBURN.
Comptroller.
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TRANSPORTATION


Quick T1mS Hast
E~calsTfIIe Route Always Ahead
SPRINe SCHEDULE,
Commencing February 10, 1869
Deabse Belly TbYedgh Trains
WILL BUN as FOLLOWS ON THE
SezgaN snd Louisville &. B. Line
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10 the SUnors Of Real Estate In Tea-
nessee, mississippi. Alabama and AR
hnnann.
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Board of Dire
etors for tbs Present xears

etorsf for the Prcsent YEAR
John A. Gre
Thomas u, J. Ell. Montgomery,
II. Aip adams, Ms. Otis.
Willis ~1eGors, DR.. J. II Watkins.
DaYt Cfeevy, F. Y. X ckett,
b 1HhveE, D T.. Aartfn,
oobr 4 M~ilispauEd- Captain II u. Carson,
II Paul Baker, JOhn Cobp,
Noting, Gen. 7 I. C~rittenden,
,. ". Flo~ree, JOnu B. Davies.
Samuel Patterson, &c Hess. Philadelphia
Z. D. Cobb. 266 Front st Memphis Tsnn.,
GeorT.e Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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NOTICE OF 0ISS0LUTlON.
Vim. a. Robinson & Co., Western Foundry

THE undersigned, one OF the members of the
L above Il m, hereby notifies the public, that
said arm became dissolved on the 23d of De
cembef, 1855, by proceedings in bankruptcy Of
the senior partner. ". a. RgbinsOn, COM
menced by him on said day. The sA1d Robin
sen, ~tnsetner with the remaining partners, II.
Nicholson aud I. Il. Saunders, having, since said
the undersigned, illegally carried on the said
business al order has been obtained in said
D~sbkfugtcy proceeding, upon Inc petition OF
Trigg. Z. ). District Judge, etc., adiourning the
return-day of the warrant. and nrst meeting
In said proceeding, until the hrs: Monday in
May next, and noGce Issued TO said Nicholson
and Saunders to appear on said day, and show
cause why the said urm should not de declared
bankrupt.
This publication is made sor tbs protection Of
the public IN ueallng with said nrm.
spl3 r. A. MYERLE.
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FFaEk OuRe0's ice cream ana Soda
water 6ai0Oa.

900 SEC0NDSTREET-keeps constantly on
Water. Ny sn as,snstbeen fitted up in
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AEAFAs' APiA ISs'J
stoSk on hand sepL. !, Isss- &
HecelVe1 800
Received PTeviously----....---232rsoi 22.s5.
253,74l
HTporIed pTevi5usy-~---...-~--.SOs ,54a 0s.57s
Stock On hand ct Il m M,IG
Receiph we're per NJ. = c. R. R. I4s
Asles d ST r. R 49, \. e o. R R
los; n Il L. r. Z. Z. -; StsaGasrs q ;
wagons 20. Exports HsFe per NJ. & c.
r +. -; d. & T. R. r. u n. & o.
+. h. z; S'esmers-. Inorssss Of stock
364 osle2.
A lats Ne7 York mercantile %jouFEsl
says Of the cctson prospects,
Tbs stats Of a6si~ AkreAi-s sikaely
universal eistrust aud unsa&EIeAR. n.
R0rs u pnc5isSd PsAo& &Ed Sslsr2 med
war suec@so asch OChsr o. bzlf day in
teTva5s, anQ tie tslsEELaa which iafoTnR
the brsiness ~cric IA the @erefnE tka.
the great powers hAFs EtEzck hsn6s With
mutual proEisee - testing ~q1iescenca
and Zoe oi~shzndzasBt Of their armies,
telIs u IL TIE E~ftsroOOE that tasy sFs eli
aiming With the utmost hssts. Ths 81
feet Of tbA STATE Of things csEnOt lai:, OF
NFN6HNf ~ " A&%8 - &Aa LNaas&N III =
" We hear that tbsTs zG nOst nosAbis
iuGrsose Of c0E8msFctRl failures in the
lSTgs cihes sf the continent.
While this is taking pi~es ei1e~hsFe,
IL is conzolstery 70 D0tiss the Continued
improvement u cur American home
Manufactures, and the rspi6ity with
which Vs are working onward q = Do
Eitio1 Of -independsnee il this Fsssoot.
This IL peculiarly noticeable in scs1s noe
liner Of dry goods, and We cell s~ttention
70 the circumstance occasionally under
the appropriate head.
Tbs general strikes Of ths opSEEtiges
in tbs cdtsOR misunderstanding 9lslricsd Of
Great Britain has net affected us ssFl-
ousiy ae yer, bus viii % so TO come ex
tent, pozi5iy, ia sligntly lowering the
prizes o. car staple. Gtal, TIE worlds
demand for fae American product seanns
quite sufficient to sacCrs She 70 uTs. A
good crop, especially IN qlAlisy, is ex-
pseted 81 the South this yeas, sitbeush
in coma districts Ia tins Gcorgis cotton
laDds. az 10 learn By the Macon Tie
graph, negro labor is falling OF from
agriculture and concentrating in the
cities.
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RorEipg Train from Memphis does not run
On Sunday.
Leave Memphis r. r. time. 500 am. 500 pm.
arrive a. HASbViIls.w---Il:45 p,Tn, $50 a. m
Sleeping Cars on hveuing Train from dem
phis 10 LSulEvills ana Memphis 10 Nashville.
Farssgh Tickets IS Reduced Rates,
Sba be procured At ths CO0psny1s once, 2s7H
san Efrast, and Is Dapot, as&d OF Hain street,
81 ESsgaGs Checked 81 DSPot or BY the Mem
phls oty Transfer Company At hotels, Phi
Fsle HEssasocsE, Or on BOARD boats, 20 all prin-
gTsJ points East aud North.
Telegraph ONES in Ticket Onncs, 26% Main
street.
SAX. 3. JONES, superintendent.
SELL EOWEfL. FssEsnEer Agent. fsb7l
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The Economy P,tte~ corr,.ru
onee-ilr LIBERTY STREET.
Fa@~eory-2se GREENw1oH STREET, N. r.

State, County and City Rights for sasa otrsr.
ing 70 ca pitansis rare opportunities for esfab.
Lsolng q staple business. paying Enormous
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VIafJ80 W
Greatest amount insured in any one risk,
SIS. eco.
The amount allowed to DO insured in any
one city, town, village or back, discretionary.
The Oh after or AcI Of Incorporation OF SAID
Company, March 81, 1924.
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K SALE.
Trustees Sale.

VIHE undersigned, Trustee. win sell n front
4 OF Register, TrezsVant q Co. aut ton room,
IL being the northeast corner OF j. Gerson and
Main streets, in the city OF Memphis. 20 the
highest bidder, for cash, on
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RAILGoAD TIME TABLE.

Ticket ofioss No. 2s7Z Main street and at De
7ct head ~ Main strset.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
rain, which goes through TO Nashville, via
ashville and North western Railroad, without
ehanga.
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Il. T. TOMLINgON, AGENT,
No. ~ MGdi5On STREET.
mhZS MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

Statement of the Condition
| LIVERPOOL & LONDON And GLOBE
INSuRAM &C Co,
On the 31st of December, 1888.
rrHE name Of the ompany is the LIVER
/ POOL ND LONDON y GLOBE INsU-
RANDE COMPANY. tits located in the cities
OF Liverpool and London, with q Branch Of
| fee in the city OF New York.
| The amount OF its Capital Stock is-S2,C00,0 $50 %
The amount ofits Capital stock paid
up in gold Is 1886 90
THIS goId assei sof CoInpany are. II ,3SJ,Se0 O.
The Assets Of the Company
in he United States are as follows;
Cash on hand and in the hands of
Agents or other rsOns--...........-sl 9l, AZ 70
| Real estate uDencumhered .....-......-..- 1851 ~ q
Bonds owned by The ompauy,ts VA:
par val. mark. val.
u. q. 6 per CT. sos .s467.O 900 $5O4,3 %
q. s.. 5 per CT. lO-4Os.. ltO,0OJ l66,4oO %
o cent Bon atI.9 pei $500 % 1908 20
6aa,7S8 50
Loans on Bond and Mortgage being
first lein on -unineumbeTed Real Is
~~-..-.... s9I.555 co
Debts otherwise secured, bills reeeiva-
6,S1 W
Debts for $3.50 81
All other securities .---.......--.-..- none.
Total Assets in United States. ...-..2 z, 242, 466 4s
Lila biiIties in the United states.
Amount due or not due TO banks or
other creditors. none.
Losses adjusted and due-..-.---......- none.
Losses adjusted and not due......-. ..-. none.
Losses un A,Oo W
Losses in suspense, waiting for fur
lnef lIIiVi4 "
All other claims against the Compa-
ny .-~-.~~--...~..-"--.-.~~-,...-. none.
Tosal LiabiHtie Isl, O74 90
The greatest amount insured in any one risk
The greatest amount al owed by The rules of
the Company 10 be insured in any one city,
town or village.
The Creates amount allowed to be insured in
any one block.
XccorC Ing TO circumstances and the nature
tsignedj ALFRED PELL. Jr,
Resident Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-oMPTROLLERis OFFICE,
Nashville, January ], 1859.
1, G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the L verpool,
New York in State OF New York, has prodGeed
to me satisfactory evidence that said COM
.pany-has complied with all the require
mentso of the law of the state OF Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and 1 further
certify that s. r CLARKE q Co., Agents OF
said Company, have also complied witt the re-
OF the laws of the State, made
provided In such cases:
Wherefore, said Liverpool, London and
Globe Insurance Co. has authority 10 a risks
and transact the business OF insurance in this
State, at Memphis, Tenn.
lsEAL.l Is. ".
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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A OF T-ENNESSEE,O
@ MprRnTIRRla nEEIrE /.

Co-MPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January l, 1873.
l, G.. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do heIeby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company, located in New York,
has produced to me saitsfsctore evioen q that
said company has complied With all the re-
quirements or the laws of The State of TenneS-
see imposed on Insurance Ompauies; aud l
further certify that D. B'DELL and J. X. p.
PRICCHARD, Agents of said Company. pave
also compiled with ths requirements Of the
laws OF the State made aud provided IN such
cases Wherefore, esid New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take RISKS
and transact the business of insurance. in This
state, ~ Memphis, Tenn.
LIS. G.. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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sAM. 4. JONES. esnIsup'
gIssIssipci and Fennessse Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily-....S:i5 pm. AIS pm
New Orleans Express, daily $50 am. S& am
Freight, daily except sun
ay.--~...-.-.--.r--. --.--.SOV pm 90 1.h
Time through 10 New Orleans "a hours. Bag
gage checked through. Ticket office 2S7L Main
street and aG Depot. omniouses will call for
passengers and check baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders at 237N Main street.
febl4 A. LVERMORE, Genl 5upt
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On the 18th day of May, 1850.

for the transaction OF Important business.
The Is ockholders OF THESE roads, and all o. her
persons interested, are also requested 10 meet
at the same time, for puI poses of consultation
and TO aivance the building OF the Railroad
from Selma, AJa to Mem phis, Tenn.
N. B. FORREST,
ape President NJ. and .. z. r Co.
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LUEGBER. ETC.
Lmns6er
Lumber,

nLDhsI IuuzDsr merchants in the South
~ Yard ~ssiabiislea Ia Memphis ISs7. BaIlo.
llg MateIiEl Of al kinds. dressed aud rough
Flooring. DoOrs, Shlugies, Celias- Blinds,
LG1hs. NsatherDo ing, SlaEed Fenc.
1nG. Me aon.L9 u be under Yard
, 1869-08-17
SKIFTEINDKALDELSE

den lode n. Nj. Mid
dag X. IL vii en- S~kiftesamling
blive afholdt paa Kj0bmand James
Monroe Richardson's FalIitbo, hvor
Liste over de anmeIdte Fordringer
med Angivelse at deres Plads i Con
coursordenen tilligemed en- Oyersigt
over Boets Status vii bliye fremlagt.
CreditorCrnes Bestemmelse vii der
nest blive indhentet i Anledning af
ct fra FalIenten indkommet Andra-
gende ON at erhoIde Boet extraderet
til fri Raadighed, og, hvis dette like
bevilges, forventes Boet optaget til
Slutning.
st. Thoma Skifterets Contoir, den
I4de August 1869.
P. M. ANDERSEN
, 1869-08-17
(From the Jamaica Guardian, AuguSt H.
AMAICA.

A want ofrain, and the general dizziness
of trade at this season, are the complaints
which we hear or every side. We have
not yet had our regular "rainy seasons"
and although we have had slight showers
almost daily, the absence of heavy rain is
much felt on plantations, where dry
weather is seriously Influencing the pros
poets of mex years crop. Dizziness Of
trade is attributable perhaps to the i'm
proYement which is growing upon our
people, and a general disposition to for
get those "reminiscences of slavery. The
"August holidays" are not SO much
thought of as they were, and those who
complain most, are, generally speaking,
the rum-shop keepers and country store
men who have hitherto made a good har-
, 1869-08-17
PrOClama

II LIE og Enhver, SON have Noget
III at fordre paa Skiftet efter afg.
Henry Charles Rodgers og efterIe-
yende Egtefnlle Mary Ann fodt
Mackie, indkaldes heryed med 3
Maaneders VarseI til for underteg-
nede Skifteforyalter at anmelde og
beyiisliggj0re dercs'Krav.
Ligesaa indkaldes med Aar og
Days VarseI Afd0des Aryinger efter
Loyen til at anmeIde sig og varetage
deres Tary under Boets Demanding.
st. ThomB Skifterets Contoir, den
lite August 1869.
p. NJ. ANDERSEN.
, 1869-08-17
NEW AD~VEHTISEMENTS.
acknowledgements

Y Anledning afD. D. KongeIige H0iheders
a Kronprinds Frederiks og Kronprindsesse
Loyisas hole FormHling / Stockholm den
28de JUL d. A, modtager Hans H0ivelbaa-
renhed Gouverneuren Oens ciyile og mill
taire Embedsmpnd SAINT andre Indyaanere
i Gouvernementshuset Mandagen den 23de
dennes Kl. - midday.
St, Croix den Tide August 1869.
Etter B~efaling
EGGERS,
, 1869-08-17
I'd EE I'D

on Monday night, the 10th inst, Mrs.
HARRIET HATCHETT, widow of the late
RICHARD HATCHETT, at the advanced age
of 70 years.
, 1869-08-17
vest out of those exuberant pecullarltics
of Jamaica negroes in August.
THE REPOSE OF THE
LEGISLATURE.

THE REPOSE OF THE
LEGISLATURE.
As we announced in our last summary,
the Legislative Council having concluded
the business for this session, was pro
rogued by his ExceiIency the Governor.
Among the first measures to be introduced
in the approaching session, will be, ii is
said, the Church bill. The pecuniary
provision for the Church in this island
expires in December next no person
seems to have any idea of the plan in
contemplation, and the clergy look for
ward with much anxiety for some an
nouncement of The Governors policy, in
order that they may be, in some degree,
prepared for the coming change.
THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH
Never exhibited greater signs Of activity
than at present. The missionary spirit
has been thoroughly aroused in the coun-
try, and the ministers work as they never
worked before. If some of the departed
fathers, who labourcd when the old House
of Assembly "ruIed the roast" in Spanish
Town, were to return, they would be
astonished to find the change, and would
no doubt wonder what had brought these
things about. As an evidence of what is
now being done to render the Established
Church "self SUSTAINING" aud to promote
a sense Of "he duty Of going among the
coIonists, we give the following report Of
A CHURCH MISSIONARY TOUR
in the parishes of St. Thomas in the East,
Portland, and st. Georges :
A public meeting Of the "Jamaica Home
and Foreign Missionary Society," was
held in the Parish Church at Port Antonio
on the evening of the goth ult. The
building is probably the finest ecclesiasti-
cal edifce in the island, and it was filled
with a congregation of above a thousand
people.-The meeting was opened by the
Revd. w. Smith, rector Of the parish.
On the motion Of the rector, the chair
was taken by Mr.. w. Wemyss Anderson,
clerk of the peace, who, after a short ad-
dress, introduced the Rev. G. T. B%raine,
of st. Andrews, and the Rev. Enos Nut
tall, Kingston, both we'll known and
esteemed ministers of the Church of Eng
land, who had COM as a deputation 10
hold meetings throughout the district,
and also the Rev. ]. Duff, minister of the
Wesleyan Church at Port Antonio. Each
delivered an interesting and appropriate
address, which was listened TO with pro-
found attention throughout. The meeting
did not break up til eleven o'clock. The
addresses were eminently useful and prac-
tical, and bore much on the influence
which a knowledge of God has upon the
material, as we'll as the spiritual interest
, 1869-08-17
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