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, 1869-03-05
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Mr. z. Webster, Assessor Of the Thirty.
to his Office, At No. Sc Cedar street last Fri
day, after Two weeks absence, .aused by
resumed bis raid against the men who hare
been taking out licenses rs "brokers,h - and
then doing, according to the letter and spirit
Of the Law, an actual banking business. The
occupation at buyrug and selling stocks Is
regarded By the Assessor a. subject to these
three forms Of taxation;
f1T.t. A tax On stock, e1e1Y time 1t Is sold. Of
one eent for every <!o0 ur tsc.onal part Of sloo.
This tsx ef -tuutte dth of QUO per cent u pa1
BIZ OF fale md 10 ore raises any objection 70 It.
afsond. ytaHy h.ensa t.x Of 500 or each
g. o.ue pa sae!s G so1e
or ncrspTe. cspl.ai. OF bI RETURNING only enat
portion IT ill., capital hc:ua'ly 1nstsnsa. AIS T.
a9
NJ M,1uu ootiQ bnstness vtss S1anU -
1A!rd. tug d one txenlJ-.oalia q ons per
iors nsed amy 10 Wall street oJ he brokers, IN
SECURITIES. THO collection Of ibis ilx il strongly
oppoe. d b. tho brokers, = 1t Will make differ.
eLte Of two OF tnrce saln,ons rer snn1m tn tne
aud ind,vtaual. wna do business "a stoek-bcokera
Il tuo around Wall street.
y
raoz. u aaa~ when the Asatss s. nzss d9ckased hs
lpten:Ion oi t1tofcuR this ta1 az through them,
| It 10 Understood. On tie best authority. the
| "ttreet" intend TO ta&rJ this Quctuon 10 the
| ornE,estQntf, 10 The District Co1r3. to The SD
preme CDur. Epb, II :as decision Ia at1ii sdse.se
10 torRrsss i'te1. Where Il 10 s&!e to BaI tbat a
lc4't q, tW, cSp II nteesaNf, will Be iudlcioaal]
| e1ptnded.
! fhe strstnous eFb-ts 1n.do ~ the bsnktrs'
cour rel TO obtain decision Oh hypo.hetIc2t c1A
hav1 be. u delea'et, and III Of the drms "a .
] munec, up TO 3eateEdsy, hAya agreed. under pro
teri. to 8ctsd dc 10 the AtseAaota demands FAthej
th1n 10 submit 70 the tnnnJAnta Of m in1est1ea
| lion be5per TIC Cotnmteslcuef3. BIT y9stzfdsy
! Cl1Zk. Dodge & Co., hAy1r4 resolved 10 max,
theirs tcs. gaze, appeared brio.e the Asaessor ii
| Toe person Of ouc Of uelt employees, wnp stated
| 1natl wpnia b. ia1pos-tb:t to tei thu whole
anouut o. capt 81 actusIy nsed By tho DIN during
| the ptst aisetn months, without 4 iotR and t.
t1on1 search. It wss agreed tocseupo1 th1i
| thty stoold be Allowed Two or thru
| days to asceftstn sbc aHornt used IN My xud
| Now mher- With tho retnxus If tkesc two munttl
as 4 au1de. IN a1his1ary assessment wtll b. ua1dt
Tor the whole t,oe. I'll tbs penalties u. iaw pre-
e 10 tic onm's',onsF Tor n.s d, eis1on: Mr..
Veb4te1 hopes dec sion will b rendered before
ihr 4ih Of march, snd saow1 excellent Rrc1nd fos
believing thAt It Viii bx against the brokers' Tke
latteE. thr1u1h their counecl express thrraseve O
n eQuA II conaccut OF rtetcrY. It u c1t5e n1e21
probsh:e that tho case ~il gct pto The coarts and
a.suEa lorRe .p.oportioEs before 1t II aestlca.-
! Eslr FORK Tribune.
, 1869-03-05
aEcIstloa IN INDIAN A.

When tho session Of the Indiana Legs
lsture was opened. yesserd>y morning,
The DcmocrAuc members tondere1 their
ies'gna.ionaia body and ab!quatulssed,
1nn9 breaking q quorum In both houses
and bringing the session abruptly to an
enc. This Revolutionary coup fttat WIS
oetermincd upon In midnight Caucus the
night before. Thfs leaves matters IN q
Sesy bkd condition, As NOT one pt The sp-
proptiauon bills had been passed. a.
though they had all been maturcd in
committee and were ready to be- reported
and enacted. Two days more would hayr
api.htd up the necessary business oil the
session. The appropriation for the sup.
port OF the Insane, blind, deaf md damb,
ard other BENEVOLENT asylums and lus.,-
fusions, and for tho public Schools arc
thus LETT unprovided for. The profcascd
feason ior This ds.grhceful boil Was 10
dclcat vote upon the fifteenth conssltu-
Nonh] amendment.
a CAUCUS Of Tho Republican nembers
WAS immediately held, but It was found
that nothing could be done to btlp maa-
tprs, and = commit,se ot Two benR!ora
and three Representatives WAS appointed
10 irsuo IN addrels 10 tho people OF The
Bshse dcnouno1ng the SECESSION os Tho hb-
,tquatuiAtors. Goeernur Dtker ls now
maklHR out snd lsSutng wlip tor special
elections In tho vacated districts, and will
cali spre'sl scss1on OF the Legislature 10
fif1st la April to f1n1sh up the business
which retnAlnp 10 ba done. The Qoycr.
nor is authorized by tho Constitution
| oil IHli4us, when In Ills optnton tho
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dote ur l. o. etus do.e 4,
,.,a: lSs:1 70 assD ia'sss . HJnEr.. 4 "a
to powEfa when naooo1 hat tie Spill. Il -,
ness which cirtcts thetT acts, conld e,ns,r ~
them. 3tE
Every ore Ia cow ewaro ho. thty t.7.>
able 70 rednce uchippy spaiu to ths u. et.a.
II Mh1tn the u II present. Thatks % ;..'!a
mnlsueua tt7rs which proclaimed ~ ssl;,rn.s -
and eorcrettn vii, 1beS hsvs teen ,usol.s !.
s1ntt1faE tor tos tao:etae o1er OF tns eo,snjn
annta WITH t1e Coftes-'he f1ots arotu.t.tmt ~
mos: 1et1tinA'e pub tc ht In spal.-, u. =.
arte. 'rE7
Lot u I'll mite. then. to REMEDY he y.. ~
anarchy. Rnh let each OF n IN cur apEEel n :.
ncn do our best 10 the nsms Of God . p,,, :.
The laws fIom eetrR tlanLlet uLdesfo'l. I'd -.
slons fomenled, leziiitasts right &auia;!4ee 4.
temples Of sesut Thrift aFsrlhfoNa.
lAkhrt4
, 1869-03-05

"Aoses" had the kulks nj yesterday.
He lefu.ed to witness The inauguration
ceremonies OF President Grsnt; hc re-
fused, also. 10 60 10 tho Presidents room
In the Senate wing OF the Capitol 10 ex-
amino aud sign bills, =. hss been she
uniyerssl epIium heze1ofc1b os Ezecu
, 1869-03-05

tos D.1o. Il, ~. Il stn ,ss; sia haao xne HpeS
fosees 9 tss sto ,t,sns ss3 ent,a down upon .ha
fnkeac, T isa1as mem en'y ths snaEs.t :,ss
snount Ct spa1o tn which to di'psay p ,nsH1a 4gan
, 1869-03-05
.GDE Grihu1te.
FRIDAY, MARCH s, 1863.


QeQ kd1non. pG Jnst, by NAIL. ..,,,,... II q m
1flN eek1J k6iuoh. PCT yeAt. ky xAu,,, d. I'M
sunday edition. per ysA+. by HAu......,,,,, uon
Woe1b Edition. peT fe1f, By AAI1..,.,-.., A00
eAxtA Of = year It sAuae rAtA,
To pf~vent delay md mtatAkea, bd durs an4 nv
fost ONCE Hudreks La NIL, Including etafn ana
ceuotx.
Postnsstezs afe s1lors1 ten p. cent oomus,sron,
Rem4ttsnces may BE- made eithe7 bY D.att, Exrrest
Fost Mea order IA ftt.steeed 1ettea u quf siak
I1Kxs TO GIT sr1sC1ttxxs,
Dallys detirctrd. -undaT Kxu1r11p. 33cta pef Feet
Daily. dAEvese ed, 9anday 1xcLrr7p. 30e1. pts rent
AdatoeA. TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Ch1eAkp, II.
, 1869-03-05

General T, o. osbasn. ~ tne psovtafons OF bin
passed ty the House Of Rep1sseatssfsea y wan
19Esoa. sHn1sns E.r.c1I fH asy,an 10 Disasaea
Toirn:+tr soldiers. 70 dn The vsesneT created by
tha fesrfuxtton ef 9oysxaeH ufseAoY-
Iis1txnut Colonel 3. O. hodges ae3 Been of-
d9sS 10 Gaieago, y QaRtanasts< q ta!s psse
, 1869-03-05
~ssaoVaIw1c&3a

M.,eorn,er.c.l record fuF N1fth Z. 1868. As 10
- ~ T. e. L1rexnth, IT.. optlctsn, lit RAu-
PPoinh ,t;ret correspondent to the hsuEiaa
fn.t.iute. The sm1l 1tue1a ara the lr1ttals taT
soT y III asaorpEGe.r 4s faln-" and srow -
, 1869-03-05

X Po[Na o1 @34.1IQ. Qu.N[A
The whole may be had for 5000, or $500
each In the West the danger ison Indians
Is comparatively small unless the eutgTaut
With foo1tardIncss ventures beyond the
foTts and settlements. The climate Il mild
md healthy, The orly. drawback be9ng the
highwmds. When The country Is planted
With trees. IS II should be, the winds viii no
Hr. Lathsm, \ mau Of great Information
md 1ouE experience Gu the .plsins- writing
about tie caunuy TO friend, says:
:. Our e OFT ;n:1ts1c2.fJ rslnaf!e reaoatr>s-
ttoeo On which 1uF future E"atatfe 1-d crospsfa-
IL x1d yrtxine4a will 1aAtn1T dePend-aase oFtn
surrr|y overlooked BY both residents Ard 1lvel
irs. vno have been led AHay By the nlninR nh
nh TIE tact .h&t in the Plattn Valley alone ~
Kss ,hsn $4,000 acres OF the 1ehsN
eea 10 It ouss m.ao as..sabie tos farming paIpes
st.rs 10 hive escaped attention. lt71 719alo! u
iiis Wiley IL lrtenced nith 60 eIRtnee7icc dln-
- uet nd 1he1 Il u understood, tha ras7s r.
snis I'M tol ON - attend arr1R4ion II san Lake
yaltt1. ii ltalA. x1l1 tns fary Of <ae At. "iih.
cut IRRIGATION III these vtst tessz1 producing diS'
tr1rt. Ton,d be x14d d%eeTt1 : II shsy Ec* Ar.
,te1 "a pneqtalea so< fts.u!Ev IN Tho woEti. ine
v.iiev aInpC ~ 9oH:h i1a1te only &rx'a tie
nI1fiire nana ot rnaaso squsl Ii psnAakst1. ness
sny tp1n,ry d me Nsria. Ten niIea % atca
rtss al shse tu1eatfoR bats IL ths dnsst 1fe11k
osTrtJT Il " posstob 10 tuaaRtpe. zsvtnk q
s-~ Ios stoek saiasHE a1aounttny 70
, 1869-03-05

:. Hkmy q LAetA, cf Colawstes. hss $na 900 COZ
!s11ou Of Gtatl2rJ &nd paSadoe-tne osss II
Alehl7sl.
, 1869-03-05


tItefsst, NtM and leAF On Hatsds. hAsntss,
iiexa. sasissHsef. fa'Ar, at'-F@ ws1th - NJ
viii bu EMO EAs IT N ian lef at os the Naos. pr
LnM, Fal. Ni.4 ss1rt IActlaal,
VIZ want tslh 10 a.Gta lha tama Ia, n Via 0t
l6Asea snd j0ist with hoard cNsaF!6k, that viii
ss.! 8 le:,t. ssto' The interest on 'aA f'o@
NaN W eoma 10 Tho noArdlo1 Of The ts4m and
man, Nhlch cAInot b. fur 4 mlea leaa tina than
halt tho year. winch Il eIuifsItut TO ona roar of
ots, which, 1t The mod etatn pE,ce OF - peF wsek,
II 4l36-lt ctiEg wotth u uueh 10 bo.1d tho tsam
- the man,
Ne row must mukst thu cern, This will take
the man AID ltam cHa iolt day, the average
amount 60. 70 nasket, perhaps, In the sta.a Of t.
nAugabl. riSes--tAy 80 hushels to 4 losd, Is
daJs-yl4fso Tctsl cost On fort1 srtes 10 Rrow
and mArk&s Tor one Jear'a crop r, 40 bushs y,
toH % Ccss per bushei 10 the farueT, ~ IS
1U0 cent?. Cost per AcE~. &a3.xH.
1h.f. ~ htliese, MI. Q1nlaP N1st acknowledge
to be rear The cost Of whAt 1t costs tho fa.mes TO
ra.se atd put tho psntu-u Of Ala t4oos N corn.
use Of capital IN b. iAnds. hots f.s@iHz so,s-
bosrt from the abovc calculation. -
GroHlcg the corn ready for M,txet, furnishing
The CRIB for the number Of bushels men,
ttoted pr tcra i60l viii eat 1osvacE ous bill
c: arHtd for beard and bill! lot mtitt1n9, psr
buahtl, a9.tN cent?. Cost per acre. f1sl1M
which nsnres, We believe, Ar. Dunlop exu not
reduce veEJ much. We have connted yer!
ihe ne.f of cultivation without the work IL fol.
We en- give Mr Dnnlop ind the sesce:s Of Taz
Ts.sus1 ihs eoet os wcsat-fs!s.ce thogtd he snd
they xish 10 know. KENDALL FAhA1A-
BN.1c1, ILL.,, Attchl.
, 1869-03-05
The Cost p( Coxn-PIanstnG'

70 the Editor Of The Chicago Trinnfe:
In the 1n.Wsek1 OF Fehfussv 70, aoeIea st..a -
add.css stom Nj. N. I. Dani5p. cel7sfed aeio.s
ths recent State Agricultural coa'snnon %. ~
Champaign, upon The cultivation Of cont nAa e.
nmAte Of liz e3st FER Aero, par hushel. &c.
Noss ME. Dur1op Il = vary popn II wFstef' aa-
dez tbs naes d. pfams Of ~Hufal," beMeTs, -
wei il being very popular speaker, and Il well
posted tn assteahurs, nosdeul.usv; &c. Yet hare
nol,eed III aouae Of bis speeches and wr1trEs tnat
hlve sppeared from tina 10 sizno, what eon'
tei1e 10 b inleeure,es. os esross, not lasationl
Bus ior tnon9t.let.nes NJ; DanoPP .,,se .oa,a ~
tne cost Of cafn. We vii aimpT ealI astertion 70
ore 1n bis sr eeeh above taUed In relation 70 tae
1t pi tosn whit 1t enAta tho fa1mnrt q &litnta8
e rsiie corn. TON er ne scts .od y ths Daths
lsnd wild. upbsoksn prs,Fts. ts.in9 besn pastufr
mot in tx!ll ttpsh fo7 old lAs d.:
flo~ ing ia aete and half per cay. Is pss
tAf....s..s....sss ss.........t., gov
tloltlI ont . hsforr aHs sOnta after planning
q nAye, Is p%f dtJ... -..... le
Flirunk ttiee dtys, lrtiutinK plsntcf.
aaI' tSpss e., a. ~, -; ;;:;,os ID a:;: y
Ii ueki iur S4O0 bushels At ttnta pef hu..... 1ba
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for the past few days has been quite cool.
L1st hight re had the heaviest suow.stofm
of the eeaton-a.u1oer enough tnoN to cover
the ground and Lay tho dust. JAI.
, 1869-03-05

Here Mf. uun'op ttops, sud sums up tho eo4t
ssm, u. n colt per acre; tho time pof basnti.
fl48s.
Nov, ~ wish 10 ast MY, Dunlop whal hs
ehafees lot the uAu pf bis laid: Whist btu esti.
h sass &fe for tAxef. wear and taaf Of horses, II
nre1t wsRont, hffrort. p'ahtsfs, cnl1Sltana. Aed
Row be EoA;da the SANS. As No thtnk, hls s+ts.
mss for tho wu1k ltsves Ont nf iha .coant the
bussd pi men and tetns... lie has Also tour ted
~ our vs7ton Of lhs approximate
coat cf Fa1tlnR c-Fu. tshtnR snt
lsma nnn1btr Of ae1es. And va will adopt
hls mods Of cultivation, which II about unR own
methtd Of cultivation. being mJseif practical
fsfme1:
First, ihen. II the piontpa -old mea-ow
! Patiu.r, ~ asttt. Dtln anil A,h1f httea
per dsy4 at ~ pet fdsT..................,. tTl
RD1l'fK tsfofe plaettGK. At - PER d4{4.....
Milking. kssbonid IN IN o,if. tro days.. 0
Plshuf r. fvsf dAJf, t1o men Aid tuams. -
:. pr dhFi,i4Ia.i.shstttttt.,itt, W
i!sttow!nf. fatl ds1s.. IL
GnltivutlrE feNt tln1et, twu.hotse eultl.
| tatuf twenty t1vs lAyA too much hurried
/ II DUNE In lers ttmsl..u ..-,.,.,.t..,,u.t u
Hesd plcted III lhs fAli, hfs1Is1 IND hHAs
W, and kept Ii Fv0d Condition. D bu. II =
ftuskitr a.4aH hu.. ~ % ba. IN tAs AcFs,
| ghs tI4a Ant l*atp stklt tdBys..,..n...t la0
sIlt" VI lphd, TO tef Atft-lI1'eIsal &H1
, 1869-03-05
RaiS-

Tfae- 8r. Wind. The1. Raiz
, 1869-03-05

fu4pM-
= = ' - . : 80
inches
, 1869-03-05

\ recent trip through the counties Of low
er East Tennessee discloses the fact that the
farmers are the most prosperous sud well-to-
covered from the Effects OF the war, They
have been receiving from screntT 6ye - nine
y i've cents Per bushel for their corn along
The nrez, and are preparing 10 plant more
extensively than lsst year. The land
Is Being more thoroughly far1ned
sirgle hcrse, - bull toueue'' plow, which
merely scratched over the earth. Is rapidly
dn,ppe4ruR and giving place to the Sub-sotl
ploWs In common use ut the North. The
Agricultural implement dealers can hardly
keepa sufficient supply Of plows, 50 great s
The demand. 1he prospect for the africul.
tursl interest of East Tennessee was never
more cheering.
THE WEAIuEH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-31
DIED.

ARMSTRoYG-Ou Saturar % Mrs Margaret Armstrong WIDOW
Of George Armstrong in the ga year Of her sgs o.x
and aud her DAVID respectfully invited 70 attend
the without further notice Monday afternoon - O'CLOCK
from residence OF James Gregory No go Lernsonave
BoJToYAt westeh Saturday MAY 49, James Bolton 'gd 80
TIE relatives respectfully invited to attend the funeral
THURSDAY O'Clock his ate residence at BronIiae,
westehes,er
BvAHs-ln Stamford Couu. Friday, the 29h inst. the falI
hone Of blessed Immortality BmmA Scyen eldest surviving
daughter ohe Rev Charles and the late Martha Eaus IN the a
II her
services will held stamford the residence Of Der brother
iuaw b. Hoyt Monday, the SIS; inst, At 10 o'clock m sDa
in strobgpsce Baptist Church Brookyn n ~ az O'Clock "a
friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 s'teaa
without further notice.
GAYYoR-on Friday May Thomas IL GAynOr for ysir
respected merchant Of this city, aged Al years.
Rs,s and friends OF the family respectfully requested attend
the funeral the ssVenhL MeLSst Episcopal Church. neal
Thinl-aye, Monday morning at II o'clock
cPICGSsuddenv At Couw all Orange County y Friday Nay
49, Phsb Gggs late Fowler Ghgs' in her I'd year
Funeral on Sunday at4 O'Clock p No.
HAwH-n Jersey City Sunday morning ofeonsumphon James '"
Funeral will be bed At Grace Bpop Caafeh corner
friends respectfully invited to attend without further notice
JCKsON-Ou Sunday MAY Of scarlet fever. Frederick Howard
youngest son OF b = sHI $50 ~ as,'l % ts
residence parents No 40 West Tsen seeond on ASndJ
/ May q, M9 o'clock p.
gSDEFHIiL EscI coun the residence q bis brO,h,riaav
Waite Friday May 2 Joseph Undesh IL Inc Si year o.
his
VAN PRLT-on Saturday Mar o. Frederick R. Of Dr. ~ D aad
The late Corua Van Pe aged 10 ~ r"r'i' shd d'ys
The r. yes and friends family respectfully 'ed TO slead
be funeral morning lei oeoeE Lo his as 'e'eeHee
] No 2t3 West FoHT'secoutst
yRavER-In Brooklyn May g. Jane, Z. Weaver Of the s'm Of
III. friend, apd the and friends Of team ard those Of be
Lhernv. Martin Ksbheiseh src ntte! TO atud Iee -nesa
! bis father James Weaver No. IL Reusenss Brooklyn
The members Of sylvan Grove Lodge No as A. ~ sTe re-
| he w 81 GEO. B. LITTLE. SeEstary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-31

on gahn day Gen J. Meredith Reid, Consul General
TO France; r aud Mrs William r. Webb. Dr. Wallbrdge
distinction. 90
The third annual meeting of the Children's
American Missionary Union was held on Saturday IN
Stenway Han DR. Dyer presided, and addresses by the
Rev. DR. Newton and the Rev. Mr. Jaeger were delivered
TO 1000 children present. -
The Anniversary exercises of the Universalist
Sunday ScboOso this city aud vicinity postponed from
Wednesday the 9th ult account Of the rain, will be held
the Unyersast Church. in BlePcker ST. this afternoon
at q O'Clock. Addresses will be made by the Rev. DE-
Chaplin and Others and there will be singing by largo
chorus Of Sunday School children.
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THE DAY OF THE DEAD.
nm vARrYRs FOR NATIONAL UNION.


~ HEvRY O'RElLLr.
- ,,,. 49, And now before Heavens affairs,
So -, ~ me Rstti- BY syry home aud srests,
-, brigb,iy blsloBL Let that PreedOms Banner
=. elorL, lj,i.g Iehtl Sau tiuuphsuiy shall ride
Tboo ghoDt grateful Nation 1bro aor ana
P,or mountain to the sea over battle bloody tide
lbsir memories are hslowd IN defense Of Human Freedom,
With blessings Of the Free! For which husmen died
O narpts sisters brothers Then. honor brave Sode
whose hearts rent by Aud gallant Sailors too
Rejoice in Freedoms Triumph Defenders Of the Starry Flag
Tears sboud 10 longer AOv The Red the White and Bloc
The Uron Cause the Starry Flag LOYAL Unioosis
For which your ovd FELL To Human Freedom true
AID have conquerd, Champions Of Goake Justice
And row ais going we'll For Men Of v'Ty hue.
Through all Rselob horrors Long wave Starry Banner
Bright shines Nations sne ABs LEI al Nations Sec
Our gallant Soldiers persbng, By Slavery uneloudsd'
Have immortal name. tears The Emblem OF Tue ftee'
The homes the fears, the blood The It's stars cleaning brightly
That msrk'd IA, bitter strife Its gohes high unfurld
Ar. now Al, eovn bv Victory The Sign Of Hope aud Triumph
Thai saw, the Nations Life For Freedom through the World
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The Vibbard and Drew will begin their trips
for the season this morning.
Central Park stages are to be statloheuo III
F!fty-nnth-s at Eighth and Fthayes after 'oinoi'o"
Tradesmen who use cancelled Internal renen ,,c
stamps, or stamps removed from uuaccepted dii.s 81
liable to $1,000 tue. imprisonment Oh Do'N INV "D"
Imprisonment.
Among the passepgers who sailed for Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-31

MIsssquoi Spring Water.-The only inOuu remedy foe
all diseases Of the kdneyA This the original Spring
which has wrought wonderful and
advertised distinguish from the limitations that
the public being 10 the virtues Of
M.quoi Sold bI all druggists Depot No. College Place.
MARX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-31
MARRIED.

CONSoIIY-OXSARD-At Ptshargh Pa May % By the Rght
Rev Domeuee D. Col Iosnsend Connolly sou 81 toe Hos.
r. b. city Miss AdTieane N, daughter Of I'd
OInard, ofPttsburgh. Pa
HALsEY-DARCYAt Newark J. on T6qrsfa the 5'is Est.
owu Mary H. eldest daughter OF Mr. Henry T. Darcy 9t
the former place.
All Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed tch full
name and address
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THE STATE or TRADE.
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FRANKFORT MAY 0-Unied States bonds hrn Five TSentes
quoted to-day a $3.50. for tie Issue Of 1862
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Havana NAV 3The following closing prices Of Merchandise
ending May 49, SugSok in Warehouses Havana aud
bogsheadi daring the
Havana and Masns 1900 boxes and $50 hoghesds foreign
aud 1900 boxes snd 32O bogeafs to the United A4
active SO g70Sl0 81 y hbL Butter Sat Bacon steady
p declEng Other articles unchanged Frlhs
baoyan advancing tendency Exchange shoui decided char
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The Earth Closet Company, Hartford COnn-Conmodes
Closet FiIlars aud Prepared Earth N dressing woanda
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HYMN, wM. GLAND BOURNE.
Best the mNTtiTed dead who lie
Ia holy graves for Freedom woB,
Whose st0rsd deeds shall never die,
While coming years their circles run.
Ble.t he the grouud where heroes sleep
Aud the flag that FER hrm waves,
Its radiant stars het watch will keep
Aud brightly beam on haluSed graves.
While Freedom lives, their fame shall live
In glory on her blazing scroll
And Love be sacrifice shall give,
While anthems round the altar roll
Year snor year our bands shall hear
Immortal " n bloom
TIN God shall call NJ lone share
Immortal life beyond the tomb.
Our Father all the praise be thine
Thy grace and goodness adore;
Bless our dear Land With lore divine
Aud shed Thy peace from shore to shore
The benedicton then pronounced In the usual form
by the Mr. Hartley, the band struck mp parting
air. and the audience slowly dispersed, carrying with
them understanding Of the meaning Of life, and
made by the army OF martyred heroes whose memory
they had gathered TO honor
SERVICES, on SATURDAY, At MIDDLETOWN AND
PORT JERYIs.
The veteran soldiers of Company X, 12lth
Regiment n Y ", Saturday, made their annual pill
grimage to graves their deceased comrades and
other soldiers aud sailors buried In this vicinity They
were accompanied by ladies bearing flowers, Whlotl
were scattered upon the graves Tho procession was
headed by band OF music, ana accompanied by large
number Of citizens In carriages and foot The three
cemeteries In this village successfully visited
after which Company proceeded TO PhilNpsburgh ana
Hanptonburgh At the latter place lies their former
brief addresses were made by DR.. Seward aud 0ihcr
clcrgymen, NJ d. stiycrs, William Nanamec, ~ Stew
art, and others -, ~. ,.,. ~,
unusual ceremony and DISPLAY The Board oil trustees
u their official capacity arranged the programme Of eH-
ercses for the day and tho entire Fire Department III
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

FUNERALS TO-DAY
ARMSTRONG. MARGARET. No 3'2 IgEneioaave.
GAYNOR. THOMAS H.. Srveuth a. NJ. r. & uc-.
GUMP. ABRAHAM. No. 2l3 LAS, Hfy-sel oEd It,
JACOB r.. wa. C., No. f23 ghthaIe.
NEAT NC MANY Ne. ~ keu-tte., broofyn
RUSSELL. MAHi ORs huuire audta en % ana hifeaFe
WHSIERNELT IDA, OfPeTrg aad FolIthsis
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-05
Military Orders.
HID QR's 5ru MILITARY DISTRICT
STATE OF TEXAS,

HID QRs ORR MILITARY DISTRICT, /
STATE OF TEXAS,
AUSTIN, May 10, 1869.
General Orders No. 81.
l. The following extract from the
law of July 10, 1867, is published
for tho information and guidance Of
all concerned:
"Scc. 0. And be it further enacted
That all members of said boards Of
registration, and all persons hcrcaf.
tor elected or appointed to Office in
said military districts, under any
so.called State or municipal author,
ity, or by detail or appointment o!
the district commanders, shall be
required to take and to subscribe
the test oath of Office prescribed by
law for officers of the United States u
Tho attention of the following Of
ficers authorized to appoint deputies.
is called to tho fact that their dopu-
ties are officers by tho laws of this
State, and as such are required to
take the oath of July 2, 1862:
Sheriffs, County Clerks, District
Clerks, Clerks Of the Supreme Court,
Surveyor, Assessors and Collectors
of Taxes.
By order Of Bv't Maj. Gen. J. J. Reynolds.
G. E. McRss, A. A. A. G.