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ao10 GREER XTsIEWS.o
.1NlLI4 IIEIil

Ar4llro9I accident occurred near She.
boyyEafil rails sWs G Friday 30 URat4es
Grihiths s%asl Gflletf, ,iidHH q EstewN6thers
slightly injured.
Private dispatches received lii Bdlti-
R8Rsbs R8{S s6 Ss S RRSS p tRs RstR
ending Saturday; aggregated five hundred
and q! si4xqiEsI7 s45qo blgia buE nisIq
Our Consul at Sheffield writes that
there eewilEls6 con Ibe 'sev6rall8 8higrantslirom
that portion Of England to this country,
with o view to settling In tho West, prinI;
chilly Nifnnesota:s among, them viii be
a member Of the English Parliament, who
will ,he accompanied by several young
country. 80 s@.,A
| An extensive fire Is destroying the Ply.
mouth woods, in Massachusetts: About
1000 acres have been burned over.
| --MfFE year old icolf by Maj6f Win
field, who made his half milo on Fleet
wood course, New York, Monday, in 1:09i,
has been sold for $4,000. Rz
| The Polyte teshaic Cole 6fR R;enhH
.Vatiia, opened ils 18Th annual session dt
Philadelphia or. Wednesday. President
Kennedy delf ding an adde's Of vel.
come. Students from all sections Of the
Union we're present; while among those
from sRennsylvania, appear for the first
time, het6tate tschola arship students up
pointed BY Governor SIM d.I4 AssSpsf 'sypSf
BENZ. Turner. a, icolored drniatl, ,s7whs
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ChIcaEo aMarl,et.

,.Ftbua-Ddll and weak! lifaiIE 4
N-Wheat- Dali and prices have declined
lh0INe, selling q 81 ga O8I(i;; Sellef October
at 81 OAK Mo-. Cotn dali and declined En nNe
at closing rate lof No, mixed Glleg OF SIS bnSh
lt Toxic; seller 0etob a., Oats dlll and IN.
EhAnFed. bGles 0E No. y at sc IKE 60 blGh
sold q 80 &c; e8llbt etob6f BYe quiet and
StSady. bilaS No, : at Tle' Barley dull AAd de-
cllned 2a9c; 1Glej 30. 81 1IB@t 14H. I
Hoes Quiet aud weak q. Ss 600 - for com.
mon 10 eh6leN 9A6Sf'-l' = z" T5IaT
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.Cincinnati Market.

,.s,,, C1NcnFfAFt, Sept. 81.
1 F5sgsopqll 14ga 4 l4sa unchanged family at
oS&SS rain The, Il ,ds4LHd ior wheat y Mi; marko.
arm for Nc! : red winter; aud 81 a for No. red
winter. Cdru scarce and fnui nc torN No. !.
Oats better; sales Qt No.. Ryo7Matket steady.
with moderate deninds sales at 860c. Bar.
ley-SaleS Of No, ] at q Ii20fb ~ Is. ia 70 !tt;t
ToBAoco-Dull, but UNCHANGED.
WHISKY-Demind t4Ir;i Gales of iron bound
cOoperage At 88Ct wooden at SO. il \ 4
PRoV8IoNs-Mess pork dull; tale9'Gt t2o %.
Bulk meats dull and declined; Rales atf 9IlCs
gGeon!dnll and dropping; shoaldess, III lfei clear
rib sides 16kc; clear bIde5 ITHc. IAtd dull, and
holders are anxiou4 % sell at fl4a<@I6c. Butter
scarce ard arm q 2ole: none 9esEed supply
Eees-Dsns6a ntt, and market tafh At
2adt29c. yfnvfs!ttyl ltrI5ild
+ -Linseed oil at fplIa prices, but no de.
mand at 9Oc. Lard oil dan 6hd nominal At
j GRooERIEs- Coffee Market. steady, with .
moderate demand at 1o129e. Sugar Demand
fair, and the market Ann q iS4 4I9'; Hog9 dnll3
cutting, aud $875 for gross; supply large. s1p "
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.l,alr l.roriaT NEVADA.

n, I,,, 'Iis53 gs,,l R;s Rbi;ssis4S sens ao
The Republican stats Convention oE
Nevada met at Elkos this morning Atqll
delegation isspresonts LRlntlal of Story
county. viii probRBly0ke nominated for
Governor on the MT ballot sWinger-
land's lchanccS for Lieutenant Governor
are the best.
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the9d BsYiaarisn corps supported by the
Prussfans, sustained an attack Of General
iVinoysi division, Flie Bavarians took 2
cannon and over ], 900 prisoners. Tie
French wereI driven 7bRck inta their en-:
trenchments. Y
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Sortie at Strasburg.

8 lss ei Lac MUNICH, Sept 81.
The BavariSn Minister Of War has re-
ceived the following The French gaEri'
,son made sortie from straSburg yester.
day, but were driven back with heavy
loss. In the battle between Villeneuve
and Moptagnc, near Paris, on tho 10Th
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MApR,1p, n, scptcmber 81.

',''.''' MADRID, September2l.
1t now seems that Olozaga had been
instructed to recognize the French re-
public when Lord Lyons, the English
Minister, did so, yet he acted without
waiting, the latterIs recognition. ,Ilsi
ai athol tfiin- MADRID, September 81.
The Spanish towns on tho Mediterra-
mean coast arc suffering from vomito
disease. It has not appeared here. d.
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flf cafltf III Eail9ccS 81 SSa.o. III II:
.l-..n.lr ~. Of, the SOUTH, ..r,... ..,i.l,.
lRIcErMoND, iISeptember 81.

Hon LeeO. Baker, CongSegspen. TOy9 from
ViFFEfnIaS an1d A., j.. Ham1toh, DC Texas, ,
have Issued 4 sall! fot G94Eedtlon, Of the.
Native Original Union Men of the South,
at KnoxyllIeE November. list The sub
iects to DO brought to its attention will be
theae etelhpcel ltheI q II end AYtth Altth
Amendments, as fixing the final status Of
tho African race; universal amnesty and
the restoration to every man Of civic and
polical rights enjoyed before the war;
compensation 70, loyal lmen for property
taken during the war; the distribution Of
banking capital In the South and West;
the abolition Of fthe iron-Clad ,oatb; living
tho rights Of citizens to all ;personsIl from.
whom the duties Of citizens are required,
and the payment Of tho public debt &C.
cordhg 10 contract o iEheoealb seygthe
Convention Is not to be Of party charac-
feFll ;'s4 il9 g'll tf' FllHaSll iir "a iqhlHD A.
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I 'sC0TLlAND.t

NJ Calamity ia Glasgow! "a ~
},,s y, s.r3 Il, "A GLASGOW, ,septs1.
Yesterday morning a largetbuilding in
course Of erection in this city fell with q
great crash. 80 Eleven gworkmen were
buried In the ruins, five Of whom were
killed. af.sdl.gr gT5i-f s10I. Irh tiir,ega
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,aplENGLAsND. 10 ;.
A Cabinet MeetingsGB Bismarck Dis
posed to Recede from Extreme pe4
-Ihanda.-s-
New YoRK, Sept. q.

New York, Sept. 81. I
The Worlds London special telegraphs
that a Cabinet meeting was held this
evening, but adjourned alter waiting gml1 10
o'clock in vain for the, news Of tho inter
view, between Jules FaYTe and Count Bis,
marck. Nothing positive had been OBJ.
tanned, but dispatch received early. in
the evening here intimates that Bismarck
manifested disposition, 10 recede from
his extreme demands; ;and that hewill
try and induce the King % consent to treat
with the provisional government as
soon Is i8 powers shall have been c6aT
tirmed by a constituent assembly, He
objected, however, 70 an armistice. ).
The London journals on Prussia.
,aedEuGSL LoSbOS, ,september21a
The 4yp.esapd otherm morning Journals
are irritated at Prussias implacability.
The TTm6S Gsays Prussia Can afford
to be generous. She should be satisfied
now and treat for peace.
T6B Baden fnment ghas Itofmally
rejected such DEGREES Of tho Council as
conflict with her AWAV g III u
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-Rev! VIM. Woodruff Miles was YES.
terday consecrated Episcopal Bishop ol
New Hampshire. r
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. gso1tttTi!Hn nAMEiEsiRfcIo
CoiiI.i56IF f Il "A aha q GIsat Lob & q 8t9 OF

.at2. .6!bbI5 = ;tnnist.ESo ,aE hqW
Late South American advices give the
details Of tho terrible accident on the
night Of the 7th Of july onIthel Am9zpn
river, owing to a collision between tho
6eamefs Avery and FlriaA The former
6stons a to me Arhesoq conipa any and
the latter to company OF Fluvial. The
Purius sank in three minutes alter tho
collision aud exploded. She had eN pas
senperS on hoard, only seventy. y.three
WeraSaRed.,,,ItiS stated that the, pilots Of
b6th b6a6 WGho drunk at The tnd of the
collision. ,o-o .,-.,,r
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NT0oK9-UlII md Iletul Ion1 lIRht

" :
Western Union Telegraph, 84)S; Adams. Ex'
PTS'' SIsS sa.s sEo S.ssS GS S A%SFs9H; aE se;
York Central, 9lN%; DO. scrip, SIX; Erie, 99H:
Reading, 9gJS; Michigan Central. li9; Pits.
burg, Fl. WAype, and Chicago. .9sJS; North.
western, s. do. preferred, SIX; Rock Isl4nd,
1l63; 81, Paul, g6ll(; do. preferred. SIX; va.
Terre HGltO, o. Chicago d Alton INK: Ohio
and MISBlssIppL Sak; Cleveland, Columbus 4
ci9ei,nSaa9,tl, % Lake Shore 9aHi Illinois Cen
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The following State ticket was nomina.
ted by acclamatton: For Governor, John
T. Hoffman; Lieutenant, Governor, Allen
G. Beach; Comptroller, Asher F. Nichols,
Canal CommisSi sSioner, Gong term, John ],
D. Fay, (shoft teFm(S Geo. w. Chapman;
State Prison 1nSpect tor Solomon ss6hen,
AN renominAti AtionS. 8 -laiAIa H-ftIl 81 ..
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New YORK !, Democratic Convention.

ANSN - - - -
|4g2iga' ROCHESTER, N. y, Septic 81.
Tho Democratic Convention met here
today; VIM. T. Odell was chosen perma'
nent Chairman. James Warden from
thc Committed on Resolutions, reported
1st. A general Indictment against the
Republican party. 'i5if
Cd. In favor Of fec trade, 4, 4 q
Sd. Reform IN. internal revenue mat
terra b51irj Flb5i n3' II ,nilTtEJ7a'f t3i
. !4tb.j5a p Dsnoancing the 3 Congressional
naturalization bill. u ~ IN ~ lg.g V
9Th. Rejoicing atSthe downfall Of I'm
petialiSmi inl F'Tanee, and the establish
ment Of a French Republic, and also The
establshmentof German unitysoh i-ds
OH. sympathlsiDg with Ireland, Cuba,
and OF her people stFuggling for liberty.
7th. Calling for an extension Of clemency
70 prisoners for yi0l ting the neutrality
laws. sii:lt.tO h'su1 f.lF sea o.
9Th. Endorslngathe canal funding bill,
9th; Endorsing the administration d 1t ol
Gov. Holman. igr4 iglilltl s'gG!AIEit.
The resolutions was unanimously adopt
ed with great applause. Y5f iY 1Slfl' l"f.1.
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New York Money aud stock Market.
ntNEV YoRK, Sept, u.

Wall street was apathelc, E'tll
I MONBT-MAFEet6 easy 'f..S ~
sTERtNO ExeHANaETgpSettled AVG y I9t at sK@SS
GoED-Dull Il. iISg 0l18yi. Borrowing rates
1.Sa per cent to fat Qi0Aran0O9 81, ,000, ,00o The
GovKHNHENT BoNDs-JIf 90 better, on an anslci,
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DENMARK.
e.sI IT u ~ - cs5tI } fI$E
French Fleet Leaving the Baltic.
.T1la6,npker,t,tiA GEN Sent %.

Six French iron clads and two corvettes,
part Of the French Baltic feet, were seen
leaving the Baltic yesterday AFTERNOON,
passing the Great Belt. = rs. - ,.,.tl. ]
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q V z LONDON, Sent eli

The Papal organ Of this city, says Tie
following will DO the Cabinet Of Italy, un.
der the new regime according TO the re-
ports circulating at Rome: AIazzini,
PRESIDENT Of the Council and Minister oi
Foreign Affair."; Carrolla, Minister Of the
Interior; Cemuschi, Minister Of Finance;
Fabrizlna, Minister Of War; Porla, Minis.
ter Of Public Works; Ferrari, Minister oi
Education; Mancini, Minister Of Grace
and fJhStice; Mussi, Minister of Agricul-
ture and Commerce; Garibaldi, Minister
81 8! M9EiFe, PEF e2,a'a 4ss q WI "a 6Ts
g &,s ~ ~ v E
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laa5jil military Preparation - fus
= ,sThsi Russian = fleets areftting for the sea
at Cronstadt, and as i have repeatedly
notified yoIn, tho Russian armies on the
Polfshi frontier are ready to asslmeithe Of
fensiye OF once # necessary p @9tHc,J
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.&sta-f EtHi1rSla LONDON, Sept. 2l..
Russia is moving large bodies Of troops
into Poland. BBYaria has made arrange.
laents 70 supply her army with new
pattern Of mItrailleuse which fires $50
balls per minute hleig7 'fr 5'g4hJ t.ilu %
L.--t Z n. IL -. .nl.a..Ll- IN L--ln L.. q
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F0Thc Italian troops entered Rome
through the Porta Pia, firing on the mer,
cenafieS as they advGnced. oAt Inst the
Pope ordered = white flag TO be raised,
and hostllities ceased. The national forces
then quietly occupied the city.
- The italian Cabinet.
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\ ~ I-IOI FNlIIUTTIHNl HII NE1IT
hfa sltt,EsTli s.ilNEl 4li,,I. 40 LL
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REDCoRDs-JUST RECEIVED
~ and for eale at!edueSd prices, Flity Dorm
Hemp BG4eoTds. r''ll. LID ~. Il siIi
maE41 oHAs..H. RgRRY.
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SIIlg8fa NEW YoRx, Sept. 9l.Ig
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| 2iiGT Iftt35iEEio 5EoIS3ai IS3aiSIsI.i.a:si.S al:

The government has ordered the troops
mall parts Of the country to converge
on Paris, It d rumored that the Prus-
SLAMS have entered Orleans. ae'' X
'h The, following dispatches have been re-
ceivetf by the Ministry ah5a Y }l'gSs19 .
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.''s'.3 .:IT.ALY.
E.sfN FFHa TuFEsFr sFfFI ~
LoNptog, September 81.

Dispatches ft5om Florence announce
that th6Ccity Is covered with flags inshoh.
or Of The expected news Of tho occupa-
ton Of Rome by the Italians. The popu-
lation are nearly crazed with. delight.
The Entry into Rome :. The Pope
Raises a White Flag.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

.DABB1TTs NEW YORK SOAP
ID - Boxes Bab6ItES New York Soap 37fIil
is L.J, Just received and GoE sale BY - 5i
a1GlU .---- u. KAtLLY.
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The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
was formally opened 70 the; public Wed
nesday night, in the presence o. many
guests and other visitors.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. 1870

ten by Sir Henry Wootton, on the monument of
Sir Albertus Morton and his wife:
She first departed. He for one day tried
To live without her; liked it not. and died.
The following lines are in a village church.
yard in Georgia
"2 ess h yS9 lis eyes
i al that can rot
When she was happy,
Our Eliza Jane
Called home again,
tt Iiy Join .o 9 sssIP SSR
! hsa ,ss% IL s sS GFs sd Cholera GssE
The following spicy inscription is to be found
ON tombstone at Hoosick Falls, New York:
ruth sPRAGUE
Died 1886 aged years. months and days She stolen
Glow her body was at the office
mains were Gn sy So and he
Her bones anatomical.
hs %s sen y we pnvsc 4as risen to Cod
\ And we joke with grim Death, living as if
we thought all men mortal but ourselves"
A widow, whose husband died from the burst.
ing OF a blood vessel described the scene in four
couplets, of which this Is one:
"A sudden deaths shocking thing to see,
His last lie's blood was sprinkcd over she's
There is polished quatrain on an infants
tomb in Alverstroke church-yard in England:
"on life's wild ocean, tempest tost and panied,
How many voyagers their course perform,
This little bark kinder fate obtained
II reached the haven ere it met the storm"
An epitaph in Aston church-yard, near Bir-
mingham, contains Il concise and telling answer
to the heathens doub. Of resurrection, by n
comparison of human with vegetable life:
She dcd-yet is not dead
ic Il daisy on her tomb:
1t bloomed to dic-she died to bloom,
Her summer hath not sped.
The yirtrps of L. .hecra Rnyors of Eo1l, aSto,e
who died Aug. %, lGSS are recorded
A house she hath, it's made of such good fashion,
The tenant meier shall pay for rcparation
Nor will her landlord eyer raise her rent,
Or turn her ont ~ doors for non-payment;
From chimney.money too this Cell is tree;
To such ahouse who would not tenant be?
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Brugs
cw DRUG STORE.


| STRAWu ( POWELL,
Have just opened, at the corner of
Main and La Sale Streets, mills
old corner,) a DRUG. Prescription
AND FANCY GOODS STORE. Their
Stock is perfectly fresh. and COM
prises a full line of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Patent and Pro-
prietary Medicines, a carefully Sc
lected assortment of Fancy Goods,
Coudray's, Rimmell's and Lubin's
Perfumery Soaps, Pomades, Face
and Sachet Powders, Fine French
and English Brushes, full line of
California and Imported Wines and
Brandies for medicinal purposes, 4
complete stock of Paints, Oils and
Dye Stufs, Carbon and Lubricating
Oils. Particular attention paid to
the preparation and dispensing of
prescriptions, according to the legi-
innate rules of pharmacy.
Ottawa, April stA. 1877
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VOLUME I'M.
Morning Star and Catholic MeJenger,
RICH AND POOR.
BY THOMAS D,ARcY ,e'Grr.

- =
The rich man ..e h., H.
ReS,rs H.. - 49, ~ ms Mre,
He haI III ut NJ. 1900 thel vine.
Sav~ III, ~ NE neaIt could desire,
Js;s. ~ " hwe d1vine;
And ti Se1 vnx9S q wealth,
WE, ana children, and health,
anu cnents In his hall.
Ths;rich man waik,a.h.
HIS large inrmr;a,,. .oouI
Hts stems fail soSt ss ~ hOom.
witEcnt w W. u brussels loom
MaSe i.str IN. p n icicies had
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r over the whole affair creatad m n-,--1----
i Vars on, ana he left Edinburgh next day.
which rendered it Mt least doubtfuI wha.I,e
the, Inc crime had been committed at all Twn
sta,.a students who Were friends of John.
sn.o1e' resided ut the top of the same starcasa
noIa OF these students had left EdinIur%I
mnt 1 1y after the event, and IL was
transpir r%h tb where ere they had gone But it
sn1nkins experiments in strangulation on than
~ .s-noG an unusual thing at that time and
the fi~s 20 DC believed that Powers counsel at
I luz .i,ne OF the trial had information that
tIa. So came by his death in that wav and
t thaG the Others in their terror had laid dow
'ng oody at Powers door, "
Inc nine days wonder soon snbs;d.1 ,,I
Saro pace TO other topics and it was many
Years afterwards that heard the true versnSS
OF thls angular tale. ~ '0ASioh
1t seems there were two hrothr,
and I OF rover, who were left ornlnnE-
a nha almost most without relatives or connections
wonderfully .1;l mere children. They were so
mat. coa1d rarely distinguish them, and the old
took care sf thaa t who brought them up
separately. Reginald, the eldest. assumad tS
lame OF Reynolds, as he succeeded tn - s' "n1
a pfper ~ through his mother. The brothers
a alone IN the world, had the most devote, avg
affection for each other. althonah a.
.ae .me OF this story they had not met for
j, ~, reginald had received writership to India y
yas ~" "1 on; Cne event have spoken Of occurred
"I VI ms way to pay his brother farewell y
ff fer tombstone and Power had met that II
...ernoon, and Power had knocked him t,o,n r. r.
ina was Mortified an hour or two afterwar.Is ~
I.. 11nnsfone lying dead at his door. In his ~
= atsly s&asted riff BY n
1nicn let for Glasgow at six O'Clock fs ,,,se Sd
rs brother, and consult what was to be done W
IT, coac1 stopped at stage where il met the Is
anu tnere the brothers resolved on the sa
over over going to London as Reynolds and pa
s st DC going to Edinburgh as Power The Pr,
we, Easily conceived; but Reynolds remained we
,ar of resumnv o;thar ~; Gnu meyer would rat
8 went out as "a meS;oai . name or MS estate. hat
Sc to great emnenca a,, ilia 1 10 Australia, fat
20 ago. leaving an enor,1,a unsy aled year or the
widow, who's, moiJa @ fortune. He left / NJ
llone i''ne was bridget tho
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Morning Star and Catholic MESSENGER

II -
| The MORNING STAR has been st.r4ad
with the approval of the ecclesiasti..1
authority of the Diocese, to supply f.
admitted want in New Orleans. and 1.
mainly devoted to the interests . .hs
Catholic Church.
10 prevent all failure, and to guarantee
'ne permanency of the undertaking. II /.
oaSea on joint stock company, the capt.
tai OF which is ono hundred thou..,a
DOLLARS in five Thousand shares, Of twentv
dollars each.
Approval Of the Moot Req. Arsas;,so,
We approve of the aforesaid
taxing, and commend it to the Ca+hoI;..
ct our Diocese
:. M. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW oR1xAss
December IL, 1867.
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Terms-Four Dollars Per Apnrr ., -.
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ne nndisSuised insolence of ,Johustope's adj
r. oid not detract from its vivacity. and the
ehce laughed and applauded. Power rose
turn n thanks with unrufllrd mien, and smoke
:, lar more accent than before. Gle was
''hu pleased, he was, at the kindness OF
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R. A. GOLDEN B. Bro.
q R % CE R S VI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Washington ID. C..

A RE ha0rv - announce to The rilizans
N OF St MARY > county and Is contIrul.
" that havtrg at much axPsnss proti,.e
increased r. litia- for tl- a-c0r no .i'on
and storage If - is and cai,lr sea, sp ;h,m
70 sale On Cor. i<s;o2. thai they are pre-
pared to Of rto those who may cntrr.
them with tn"ir p,irnurg" a. sruLccs rh,;
tnelr merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Our clo~e communication with IL. waarveS
and our lors establishment ia ~" Grocery
business, esa5ie Us tn canInanI p-;,., pr
ces for c. uut-v prplucts than pJ>,.ssa! ~
auy Comm iSs' ia Mercaau: in the city.
Remember the place.
Il. A. GOLDEN L BRO,
Warehouses No. "a aud 30
Z street South
Washington ID. C
June %. les9-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11
DYER, HILL 4 CO.,
GROCERS, COuViSSIOv and
Forwar d ing Merch ants,

No. Camden street, between Lish; l. Charlcs,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
"a All kinds of GUA>o furulslcl II ManufAo.
i4rcr,' Prices.
Wsigh.s q r-oiscr ~ cHaIlisic! by cuxor- IN
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-08-11

Ambrose Willard
Geo II Hattiusley
Emily Nia.,ipgley
Joseph Ns,.ingisy
James Harding
Jos T knost
James Scc6l1
i J Marshall
" m L Johuscu
Nehemiah Price
Peter shaw
Cecslls Lacy
J serh rulleu
Roet N psat
} W wr,shssca
4 { 1,uplsen
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-01
information Wanted.

The Quartermaster General of the
United States Army, in order that a
complete record may be obtained as
to the final resting place of all de-
ceased officers and soldiers who may
have been buried elsewhere than in
national cemeteries, and with a view
to completing the'' Roll ofHonor" or
those who lost their lives in our
army, desires that all persons who
have any information as to the
burial places of such officers and
enlisted men, will be kind enough to
communicate the same, by letter, to
the Chief Quartermaster, at Lieut..
Gen. Sheridan's headquarters, for
transmittal to Washington for rec
ord.
The attention of the trustees,
stockholders, and superintendent
of all incorporated and other ceme-
teries is earnestly called to this no
tice
The information furnished should,
if possible, give the name,rank ,regi-
ment ior staff corps), age, daie and
cause of death, also cation of the
cemetery and grave, as nearly as
possible.
Each cemetery reporting in com
pliance with this request, will be
furnished with an official copy of the
list of officers and enlisted men in
tered within their limits, that the
same may be placed on record for
subsequent reference,