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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate

ny virtue OF q venditloni exPonas 70 me
ID directed from the First Circuit Court of
Shelby county, 1 VIII. on
Saturday, the 18th August Next,
Proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
within legal hours, in front OF the SheTtns
Office. on Second street, in the GreenlaW
Ooers RaiIding, city of Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate. Jo-W1t: A certain
lot or parcel of land lying and being in the
county of shelby, and state OF Tennessee,
being q part of subdivision Of Block NO. 81,
fronting l4e feet on the north Side OF Iessa-
mine street and extending back north ~
feet. i'm Immediately east Of Mr. Tops resi-
deuce on Beale street, Memphis, Tennessee,
being the same lOtconveyedto John ;. flynn
by Robertson TOpp by deed dated May ~
IS62- Also, a certain lot or parcel OF srouhu
situated. living and being In the county Of
shelby and State of Tennessee, situated on
II. Martin street, in the city OF heniphis, a1d
rrouting3 IS feet on St Martin street, and run
ming back east to the bay0u y feeL a more
complete description OF which Is given ms
certain deed of trust execuLed py Jonn
Morgan to Thomas II. LogwoOd, dated Jam
nary Il, lS57. Also, a certain piece or parcel
OF land situated, lying and being IN the
county OF Shelby, state OF te1nessSe, r1nt
| neszsee, and running back $50 feet IN depth on
| of the southern part Of six acres OF land pur-
| chased at chRneery sale ~ hoOerS o-SnIILn'
| Walker and being a portion OF the SAME
| land vested in Charles Jones by s decree OF
the Chaneery Court OF MsmPRl rs : = Tbea IA
| Null, deceased. ct al Vs. John Clayton ct
| al. on the Sth day of April, ls63, levied on as
the property OF lanes :, Iqg1h, 70
| son, surviving partner, etc, Tor SB,bz u
4 with interest and costs OF suit.
The above sale Is postponed until
Friday, October "a. 1870.
MARCUSJ. WRIGHT.
sheriff of shelby cOunty.
~ - Ngsf-- ~ .NaNnfNH NUH
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TsIIS3ji35l3
SEM 90
: STAGES

TT Is a vegetable preparation, and the most
Il extraordinary a ever discovered for The
cure OF this disease. 1t cleanses the system
from all the effects ofmereury, and has never
failed TO sr
cure the worst Cases
La perfectly harmless when used rs directed.
A thorough cure guaranteed or no pay.
HEID STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. 1t can
be found a4 b following drugstores;
MANsFTELD HT9BEE2S, 30I q 500 Main st.
II. III. HAMPS0HE. ia BeaIe street.
a. TOZERS. l20 Beale street.
or at our Office. No. 3s Front street-back
anS0 J,V.FUSsELL, Agent.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue or a Deed OF Trust execufedtO
ID me on the 10th day of May so, by II A.
ophilus Pritehstt. ard duly recorded in tie
Registers Office OF shelby county, Tennessee,
in Book No. y. page 6a. and iur the purpCse
Of paying the debt secured thereby, 1 Wtl,Cn
Saturday, 24th Day Of September, 1879,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and u
~ lock m, on the southwest eOIner OF thel1-
tersectiOn of Third and jefferson streets. aud
in 'front.' OF the Office Of McCalium a King,
Memphis, Tennessee, sell, at public ~auctso1,
for cash, to the highest bidder, a eertainIOt
or parcel of ground. situate in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, and bounded, as Ce-
scribed, as follows, tO-Wtt: Beginning 1t Miss
HI. PattillOs nOrthVe est corner On The HOi 4
side "a Monroe street extended, runni x
thence east with Monroe street eKtenc VI
nfty-fOur feet; thence south at right ANGLES
with said street about One-hundrfd and my
six feet TO N. L. Heachsm's north bounda
line: thence west witt said boundary h1e
and para llel with said MObT0s street. nv
four ieet; thence north with sntd fattl9os
east boundary line and at right angles wan
said MOnTOs street about one hunured ard
nfy. six feet to the BEGINNING
Equity OF redemption Is waived bF SAID
Trust Deed. The title Is believed 10 be COOL
but 1 sell and convey only as trustee.
AMI ". 4. MCCALLGS, Trustee.
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CHINESE LABOR.

Ss- We are now prepared. IN connection
with the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company, TO receive and execute orders for
chinese labor. on Ions time contracts. For
particulars apply to
DoNOHO, JOY AGO.,
Northwest corner Main and Madison SITS.
seq d&w
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To Contractors

zS- We take ri 'easure In stating to our pa
irons that we nsy 9 removed onr JOB Printin
Establishment 60 No. II Union street. Apes
Building, wher we hope to see our eto
toners aaa - ma ny new ones a. WIN exam
inc our WORK snd prices. We are o
pared to dc ALI kh ids OF Printing n biaA
nag on the most res sonAbls terms
Our stock Of Can Is. Bnlfyeadz ana Gap Ia
PeTs 10 esmDlsss.
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Scho6eIds Patsnf Cotton Press received the First Premium at the 6eOrQla
State Fair for 1869. +I-1H@1

1t was proved superior o anynIng for plantation ptonP @kdag N nI ts E gae rhas
Is nothing mpac tied or to get put OF order about and aSr being ng6 U Ss V sSdS% aIaS
VIII baa 9od Nm W Lever presses VII not 10, they viii gel outot ofder anu !"
M onIhs hSDnea useless rhde. and ared Ephce1 by asGeWP press. ad Of Oval ION
IL TTms %mn res is nt dspiaangm the odw wool screw and other presses al 9O@ Nv
SsS al Sa son i have not heard complaint from one; nj on the e04S IN
5aHyTn T@~bI r. esT on he Inst planters o fan the Cotton State eeuym UH
and expreaiugt heirs opinions hatrk superb 10 ali ote"
l@o---VVi1cOx Improved horse &OOVer'
|6Ino puceanT D~a. c Ga
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COTTON rN NEw B

NEW YORK, September IA, lO:25 am
Cotton dull, but not lower. Ordinary,
lac; Good Ordinary. Ice; Low Middines,
1SZc; Uplsnds, 1880; Good Uplands,
2l%c; Mobile, zoe; Orleans, 20MG
II Motion hrmeT, hut not qu0tably
higher. Contracts higher; S~eptember,
1SKc; October, NC; November, 1879
Ordinary, lac; Coed Ordinary, Ice; Low
Middlings, lSAe; Uplands, 1880; Good
Uplsnds, 21Ac; Mobile, zoe; Orleans,
80 pm.-oOt'On weak but ssnand
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This is about 5000, 00O.0 900. Besides
these, vast amounts Of colonial ana IN
dian securities are owned In Great BIT
ain. This is in addition to England's
manufacturing and commercial business.
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A. G. TREADwELI, late Meseham Il ~TreadwelL.
A T-READwELL. of TreadWen Bros
X. A. T~READwELL, of TreadWell Bros
b. ID. TREADwELL, OF Bros.
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Administrator Sale Of RsaI Estat1s,

ny virtue Of a decree OF THE Chancery Cont,
ID sitting IN and Tor the county Of LOWE les
and state Of Mississippi, made at the July
Term, AID. 1870, thereof, Tue Undeislsf cd,
administrator de bOnIs non Of the estat- OF
Ransom IL. BY m. deceased. viii
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Friday, October "a, 1870.

MARCUsJ. WRIGHT.
Sheriff of shelby eOunty.
]. f.. Rigelow. Atty for plaintiff w
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GOLD AND STOCKS IL NEW YORK.

New YoRk, september a.
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SIMMONS

mistaken for Fheumati
affected with loss of a,
bowels tH general cost
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Trustees Sale.
The Isl day of October, 1870,

leENTs WANTED 10 SELL me
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

-. ...,r,o, tho ola Testament-took II something
esahnshed and needing not t9 oe @ Is IalS0u . ~
s~d thot cod made man in His own likeness -
~ IongfeIlow remarked that Paal taught NerV
strongly that all are flied Win ne 'io ,b % Ia
Again the voice asked II IL N"S N0' " ~
Shat we are all Gods ciispTing ,d 20 40 ras aach ~
- e. ,,Ec one -y,er-on correspond 10 the ilNlhe uea
e % y hel9 that every person had his primitive
ncei which was in 6d ana caie SVma y, ah w tnar a
gloe Is not His Thought OF any one else bul
- beGre round and limit, unt e'ch p one
" lost neSs I NV Freeman Clark sad that. though there
we're details In which he disagreed Nlth lo II tbo,t
y, the snirit of movement and progress. lie thous.
Tfrstiantty had words we could not do 80
them the Kingdom Of heaven on earth not aaf on 'nt
en earth and the incarnation OF GOD IN +, tbem m
man through the mediation OF one man; th ~ .G Nh
I'D Thou in me- the true Trinity Heelt There Wis
-. deal TO do before the doetrnes OF Slris',alS S
bond ~ carried out, so he proposed 70 remain NhIs
isn Tor soinc tune longer stl If there We're some per
rs who could noe Snd themselves IN Shrlsuanty, et
shem go out and they sTI Sid speak W,lne VHt,
even through them he should draw near 10 INST Nhon
chronology first came IN, with It's new n0mene
people found much more impressive than tne ou
Observation-Disclosures was a much higher sounding term
than love OF children, and the chronological eatechlsn
isa soule men 20 he better fathers.
Ms Juiia Ward Howe who had been attentive lis
teer and the philosophy of whose last years essay on
.sIoarity" was so harmonious IN lts spirit Win MS
~ news expressed her sympathy with and admiration
a. the latter but regretted that could not keep ont
IN he ruts Of controversy As Christianity appeared 10
II need have quarrel with science or with new
hs The Pentecosta promise was of inspiration, and
untitled 70 u ALL she hoped Christianity would be
ito take IN al other regions-not by absorption but
= NJ kaic0m the other orthodox minister, visitor
,cn distance said that If he living near Boston
h. oud come the Radical Club in preference TO the
assemblies OF his brethren. since he learned here
- he wanted 10 know He approved the spirit Of the
ssav hut lie thought Christianity did not limit us or
prevent frOm go9out into the world TO geah Whefe
Mr. Howe expressed the value she set upon the play
nj 5iaercnt minds; and then the present pay-tim by
Al recedent and right being over Mrs Sargent signied
Ibaf ID was the hour Tor meeting at her own house IN
ihe interests Of Free Rel gon and the Club broke up
!. c. M.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

KLUND-Op Tuesday April 10 az HohoNfh w h'' "" J fh.
T.. wife OfPi J. Klgnd 49,, -, IL, A., b.
The Trends Of e family stead de ilnsr Teh wi s
Place residence no 20 Bio rneHT' ioDoAn %
Thursday, al O'Clock p.
MBRRTTT-On NoadAy evening" April 49, At W KssN eee'ef
n T.. s. Cit eesf Of q "a 1iifa d.
Merritt, aged year., months sd II dsys.
MORSE sudealy. T0esy evening April 10 10 tbs er 'Po-
pleKysiIon. Oliver A. Morse -,
his taken for residence Cey Val
ley, O'ssgo County.
PALMgRAt Se France the 1ls, March Rbari suyam p'e
In the 18th Of he
TIE fner vail place reicnce Of h father W Co1t
land Palmer No 2 aaison-aye saurlay Apn o. a ~ DC 81
Relatives AMI en4s 0i the family tHTiLe 20 attend Soli
further notice.
PLAT-0n TUESDAY April B Margaret Eos Of Thonas Pat, IN ts
S,d year Of her
Relatives and friends her ss
Gene One hundred and twenty thru - Harlem nh holss esi of
FrstEye. Friday The li last 81 O'Clock The FezGs val Nc
takeH to Staten lsani BY the O'Clock trzln.
RANDOLPH-In Boomfei n j. the e ns,, John Van Le-.
infant Of jacob aud 81. LoGse F I-aBtoph.
friends invited fanes the residence ~
his parents, Fraiay ri inst at ] p. m
TEHyAE-On Tuesday April 90 william p eldest WiIn sni
Margaret G. Teeran. ago IL yeaH, months and : days
tie respectfully attend hs fIner
THURSDAY the 2ls inst, at on bs lac re,ience 81 Il ho
sMTT-on Teslay April l9 Of sari fver BE Iab younge,
chi Of Haret shelton aai ~ Deuon smith agl mons
aud - deya
The relatSes sn reads Of family respectfully invited 10 iteui
the flnera % her parents No - West twenty
sirifst. THURSDAY morning At 10 oclocA
TsDRRUlLIAt View Bedford he 10th alt W. AheTi onJ &C.
william 81 ham UBlerhiiL oge 10 years
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
THE INDIANS.
CONDITION OF TIE MONTANA TRIBES

CONDITION OF TIE MONTANA TRIBES.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The Indian Office
has received report Gen. suly in charge of the
Montana superintendency dated Helena, April 6, giving
the following details OF Indian affairs in that district:
Mr. A. & Reed, in charge OF the Gros Ventres, writes
that he has visit to the River Crows at muscle
Shell. He found them cOngTegated awaiting MS Arrival
They almost starved, owing to the scarcity OF Dur
falo. They at with the Flatheads ana fcnd
dOrCie and the latter had stolen some OF their orses
They were pursued by the Crows who Killed some OF
them and recovered the horses The Crows nave Deen
removed to the Black Butte ne ghbOTh0od.
The Montana Crow Indians are lighting the Uncpapas
They attacked II lodges Of GrO Ventres and ArrapahOes
recently, killing the latter and letting the Gr0s Nen'res
co. The ARA pahOes afraid OF the Crows, and want
to be moved further down the river Warm times De
tween the two tribes expected.
The Gros Ventres have somewhat recovered from the
stupOr by the late sickness among then ana
are again hunting buffalo and making robes.
The Asiniboines very poor having no horses ana
being unable to get buffalo, The agent had To feed them
much than the other Indians. They are reporter
10 extremely anxious about their annuity goods WIN
regard to which they make many inquiries.
The Blackfeet and Piegans made raid on the ASSN
BONES and took all their horses The AssbOnes are
reported be very quiet and peaceabe Large numbers
OF them have been able 10 To the agency for pr
visions Of the scarcity OF horses In the tribe anu
the nearly in the CONDITION. Inc
opinion expressed that both these tribes would cult
yate the soil If proper measures were taken.
No Trustworthy information has been received IN re-
gard 10 the movements of the Bacfeet Indians Many
OF them are the hunt while Others have gone be-
yond the line The smallpox has abated in their camp
but "a great many have died, principally the younger
portion the tribe. About thirty years ago thcy sur
fered terribly from this disease, when numbers OF them
died which accounts for the fact that the older portion
did not contract the disease this time Gen SuHy say
these Indians this Different opinions have been
held concerning the subject The tribe has become very
much scattered account OF sickness among tht ana
II is impossible to arrive at any conclusion concerning
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
THE LITE ANsoN BURLINGAME.

he remains of the late Arson Burlingame
q e yesterday transferred from the Hamburg steamer
sa, on which they arrived on Tuesday TO the
amer Providence, for conveyance 10 Boston, where
e final obsequies are 10 take place. In accordance
IN a previous arrangement the various committees
ppolnted TO escort the remains. accompanied by Mr. b.
L. Burlingame Ohe eldest son Of the deceased), N.Y.
yivermore Gen y 7. Banks, yice-President Colfax
Gen Irwin p Mcdowell, and several others, embarked
IN the Revenue cutter Bronx, Capt Constable, at the
barge Office pier and proceeded 10 the Hamburg dock
At Hoboken After the cutter had made fast TO the
siesia the escort went on board. The remains, in
siosed in a strong case, lying on the main deck,
.urrouuded by the officers and crew Of the
,nesia. all of whom stood with heads uncovered.
he scene was very imPressiye, Lne sahg"IIy I & wa
angling at ham The escort formed circle around
uished gentlemen: Messrs W +. Dodge, President of
fe Chamber of Commerce; George Opdyke, Nlce-Fres-
, 5ner, MarShan o. Ro6erts, William H. webb 5 b.
.ttruden Elliot c. COwdin, ;. T. Ruggles W. II. Fogg,
=. Low, Moses, n Grnnel W NJ Nermiiyea ga Town
HarTis, late L 5 Minister 10 Japan Alderman M, e
o. Jacobs, and COuncilmen Hollis K Gray and +. VII
4 MS represented the Boston City Council; Adj.-Gen
C. uau-ham and Major CaIello OF Gov. Clafin's stan
ir william f. Dodge stopped forward ana renarked % &
r1u- deceased should receive every mark Of respect
f relatives and friends that anything like procession
r formal display, at this time, would be unnecessary
and therefore this undemonsuative reception was more
Al Inc close Of Mr Dodge's remarks the heavy case
containing tie coffin gently lowered from the deeK
OF To that u the cutter and deposited Oh
Platform .,,- -, .......s
directly to the Fan River pier. Here the remains were
Ulcd on sixwheeled truck constructed for its special
purpose and drawn by sailors board the providence
where il was deposited near the st8rbOard gangway
Here tie remains formally placed III charge OF
Idrr ant-Cien. Cunniu CHAM and Mayor Capeno.
Nv order OF James Fisk r, the following named ofhcers
Of tn Narragansett steamship Company accompanied
me remains a. an escort behalf Of the Company
Cant A. p Bacon Erastus W. smith, Mr.. Maryun, Geo.
" Isifrey and j. &. Finn. The cOlOrs Of the steamer
Banl Mr. LvermOre, and the Boston delegation accom-
panied the remains to Boston.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
schenck,. puImonic s,rrp.

For all Diseases the Lang anl BesptoT Oras se-t "a
weed Tonic Dyspepsia and IHsoa schemes Na-lf-s P
for Liver Complaint
These popular mecnes have teen te5re he public rcS
forty years the reputation they have attained rea'r' @ %
puR them Thousands been bene- i hy their testify
their merits
Il may ke by those who familiar With the 'r"' o. '
great remedies How Dr. meue5 elect thr Fo1.il
cures Of ConsumpionP
The simple They ten their wo-s Of rsort'n -
bringing the stomach liver and bowels Ho active ha b. toDa
is food formidable disease Schemes Aa1Ftr fs
act on the liver stomach promoting healthy ssreaon ani removing
the bile and slime resulted from the inactive Or io'l cor no
tion of these Organs the system geEsrany Tbs sluggish &
the body consequen: accumulation Of 'e Unhealthy ~
name prevent the proper digestion food, and nls 'se
create ease which results prcs,ra,ion and finally DEATH
schencss Pumon Syrup and seawea Tonic when taken r~
ngle with the food the digestive organs make cool n4 II
and as consequence give flesh snd strength 10 he a Is
the faculty may, this The only true ers fr cnsrpa
Experience has proved beyond the shOw Of cosb az aa,
are to-day well few yass since Te-e rgsoi a. ae
cases but who we're induced IT, Dr. Seheuck Ess an we're 10
sorei TO permanent health By their
Dr. Schencks Almanac containing M treatise on the various a'
Of disease bis mole and genera cn5 hos 70 le m
neen can be gratis ty mail by atireag Hs Pe'
Office No IS North s1tI-st, PhlllepLis, Pa
Price Of the Punouc syrup and Seawe T0u elr II y le -
tr or 90 half DOZEN Mandrake Pills 25 box Pof se BY
al s-rgys JOUN HENRY No. C0legeplace Wholesale Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
pP0RARIE NII-RnER.

On March ThOs Scott, Captain of a lighter,
then lying in the Harlem River, disappeared il an unac-
eouu able manner Search made for him, but with
out avail Suspicion fell upon Charles Rice employed
the lighter, and, portion Of the effects Of the
missing man were found in his possession, Officers Ham
l10I and Lesiugs took him into custody lie decATe9
sacOry to account for bis possession OF the effects
Of tie missing man On Monday the accused was con
yicted of larceny IN the Court of General Sessions
an Judge Bedford sentenced him 10 lmprlson-
Inrrt for four years and SIX months Gt sing
sing In passing sentence the Recorder tod hce thdJ
I h. body Of scott found, and bore marks Of
fO play, he Ghe r-Ouer) would De- placed on trial on
CtiIe murder. Yesterday afternoon the BODY of the
,-Ing found floating in the Harlem RIVER, on
u. Island. 4, there was deep Cut on lhe bdck OF
head, there remains scarcely dOuDt thot De was
q r..r,d The body removed 20 the MOtgue, where
G. 10. uortem examination will be made To ascertain
the cut Ou the head received before OF aier
eth. Rice Will b. brought down from Sin sing ana a
rer- cut viii be had 1Or the purpose Of as
er.iug n possible, tne circumstances connected with
be
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
THE TURF.
TIE NEWMARKET RACES.

LoNDoN, April 20.-At the Newmarket races,
Craven Meeting the Coliseum Stakes OF 80 each.
for year olds colts carry 122 lbs, ies 19 bs one
mile and seventeen yards mine subscribers). by
Lord starnfords oh c. Roderck DIN, by Citadel out of
D0nnadel ISgo beating the Duke OF Beauforts br G.
PihrOacb by Trumpeter out OF Palm ana hr X BULK
oley's b. T. Carfay, by Oxford out OF Curacao.
The subscription plate OF 80 sOyereigns, 1,2i0 yards,
was won by Baron Rothschild's b. G. Suffolk by North
Lincoln Of Protection. beating the Anaranth colt
and Mr. Skirvens b. EferrOn, by WeatherDt out Oh
Fayavay. ~
sweepstakes over the two-year old course, 1,2i0
yards, was won by Mr.. r. v MOrgan's b. c. Flow, ny
Tnpeter out Of Sharp Practice, three years DID, peat
ing Mr. I. EuSAe-5 b. b. reringapatah, Dy aIlnui ~.
Wellesley out Of Beauty, six years oid ana vi; !;
Thomass b. c. Prince Arthur, by King Johi, ou' VI
Elptth. , A.,
handicap sweepstakes OF 10 sovereigns each, for
year olds and upward, 1850 yards, was won by Mr.
Prices br c. WOOdOrd, by Dundee, ont OF Lady Echo
years old Mr.E. c. Clayton's eli. The Little Drum,
by Rataplan ont Of Idle Girl years Old second pr
Joseph RadCifrs b. Eruscan, by Trumpeter, Out OF
Nutbush years old. third III,
The Newmarket Hantcap Of g sovcrcgns each, with
200 sOvereigns added for treeyear oids ana upward
second horse save his stake, mile and nan s
subscripti0ns), was fy Mr. f. Poters br T. MISS
Sheppard Dollar out Of Miss Birch three years Ol.l
carrying pounds, and beating Count r. de Lagrange
d. h. Nelus0, by Monarque ont Of Margaret hVe years,
carrying pounds. MIR MAYORS b. Cherie by the
Flying Duchan out OF Merlote, four years old, carry
ing IOl pounds third At the PuEchesOwn Races Ruius
won the Prince of Wales Plate.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21
ANnrHrR MESSING srEAMER.

Tie Steamship Cleopatra, Capt. Phillips, which
s .rised 70 leave this port for ssa and Vera Cruz
Wi tie mails THE sd int has not yet arrived al
tho h the Atlantic Mail steamship Comganys ship, the
Colombia which left Havana three days after the de
par q. the Cleopatra from that port, where she
es her return voyage reached here yesterday, ana
feared that accident may have betallen her,
90 there r. thought TO be cause yet for serious
aaI Th. CGuuaifa bclJlg- 90 the New YORK ana McXi
ca t Steamship Le OF IessIs. J.. Alexander q Sols
ad ADS at Havana each way ehe left that poft on the
III .ld vas du. her the nth or l5th. On February
-4..tt fIom Ierc and inct severe wealth tr0u
II I, causing the loss Of nor Iudufr ana stern post
IpeI'Ing h.T 10 pit Dagl, o. tDlr port who're .uc
a...i the IOlI, h.ilg ok caJs sOAlba back q 3-
S@IOc Vi Two days vI14laIJ ste4IlIIIls
New-York tribune., 1870-04-21

DIED.
ACKRRMAyA Carthage Landing April 49, Peter s. Alderman in the
The relatives and friends family respectfully nved TO attend
his residence Carthage Landing FRIDAY
ing 4 10 o clock, without further notice.
EGATE-At Cve HUDSON, 18Th Inst suddenly Mrs
Mathews wife OF Mr. John AppAte ase - yeATs IL months
and p days
Hartford paper please copy
CIRIsT-At Paris France Wednesday morning April DO Of par
Delnolico Christ Eece Of LoreaIo DeHoao sni
sister Of Charles DelnoEieo.
CoNKLyon Tuesday 18th inst; John Coakln the 37 bis
ave Reformed Chssch booku D. IhusAy 2ss mat, al
O'Clock p.
DBsToUBT-In Philadelphia the leA last; Mary Morgan widow
of the late T. Desioost, es-
DRAKBou Tuesday, April 49, eha l. G. Drake printer In the 6th
The ycs i friends Of she family Typograph.
e residence No Batavia, New CAambcsL, THURSDAY,
TIE 2lsl lasi al
GARDSER-Ai Pnsh n J., MOay, april 10, Avsh GARNER,
in The 18th year u b. age
Tie relatives friends Of the family respectfully requested to aent
funeral from h. late ele- THURSDAY Al I'll n al y and
fron tAs FFsi Baptist Church at
HONE-On Monday th lnsl scf geng Illness PHILIP ore,
OF thc late lhiIp Hone.
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