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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-04
Patriotic Meeting of tie Eleventh. Ward
Germans.

The Germans OF the Eleventh ward have hitherto
been behindhand In raising funds to assist their
suffering countrymen at home They have now de-
termned by vigorous action to make up for lost
time, and with that intent they held mass meeting
last night AZ No I'D seventh street. at which the
following officers were appointed:--President, Cap
tain jacob Leopoter; Vice President, A. M. Geutsch;
Treasurer, Barush KaH; Secretary Henry Hern;
Delegate, f. A. DIeks Collectors, Victor HiInberger,
Joseph Warns, Christian Sutter Carl Dicks. Henry
Metzer Alexander lsoacs, A. Feuchtwanger, Paul
SchurtzIer, John DetzIer.
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military people In. the world. There was no idle
spirit OF boasiing In the Liederkranz breast, but
deep feeling OF thank,ness and religious awe such
as nied the hearts OF the chosen people OF God when
tney saw the Egyptian hosts buried In the waters of
the Red Sea and the myriad legions OF Sennacherib
wither before the breath OF the destroying angel
large meeting OF The members will be soon neld TO
40 honor TO the glorious triumph OF ther dear
brothers beyond the sea.
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vigorous sortie, was obliged to retire again near
Metz Subsequently battle occurred between
Mezieres and Sedan, in which MacMahon was at
nrst victorious and at last obliged to retire before
overwhelming numbers. The junction OF the armies
was consequently not accomplished. The situation
is grave, but not desperate,
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept g. 1870.
There was general jubilee Of the Germans here
THIS afternoon and evening over the news from
Europe. Flags were displayed and the Germans
assembled IN groups the street to discuss the
news. -.
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In Albany,

ALBANY, Sept. s. 1870.
The news from Europe caused great excitement
here Flags raised over all the places Of Ger
man resort, and there is general celebration OF the
German triumph by that class OF our citizens.
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In Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, sept 3, 1870.
The excitement here to-day over the war news
was great. The newspaper bulletin boards attracted
crowds all day. North German nags floating from
windows were plentiful. as were also quarrels be-
tween Germans ana FrenchInen and their American
sympathlzers.
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BOSTON, Sept ., 1870.
The announcement Of the surrender OF the Empe-
rOr and the French army caused profound sensa-
ton IN Boston, but with no outward demonstration.
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In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3, 1870.
The latest cable news has caused great excitement
here. German and American Iags are now being
run up. The bulletin boards are surrounded by
crowds cheering wildly.
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COUNT PaLiKi0 ON THE SITUATION.
1eLEGHAMs TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Examine Obliged to Ketire-Mac naEon Re-
pulsed-The Situation Grave.
PARIS, Sept 8, 1870.
In the Corps Ldgisatif at It's last session. t Count
Palikao said that from the unofficial news he had
received he concludes that Marshal Bazane. after
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In baltimore.

BAlTIMORE. sept. 3 1910.
The news of the French surrender has created
intense excitement here this morning. German
flags are flying. All newspaper Offices are besieged
by immense crowds. anxously awaiting further
particulars.
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GERMAN REPORTS.
/. TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Germans Angry with England and Italy.
BERLIN. Sept s. 1870
a The Germans are angry with England and Italy
FOR furnishing arms to France
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TIE PRINCE IMPERIAL In BELGIUM.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

His Arrival at Chimay-He In Lodged In the
Palace Of the Prince.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 3, 1870
The Prince Imperial of France has arrived at
Chmay, thirty-two miles southeast Of Mons, ard
been lodged at the palace OF the Prince OF Chimay.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in IN.
temperature for the past tweny-four hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year, ~
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnurs phar-
M In EuiInY-
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OPERATIONS ON TIE REFINE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
A French Army Corps in Baden.


The news that French army corps had entered
Baden and cut the railroads and telegraphs In every
direction Is fully confirmed
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DisMEMBERMEsT OF rRsNaE.
TELEGRAM TO TINE nsw YORK HERALD.
sst Familiarize Itself With.

What Europe Must Familiarize Itself With.
LONDON, Sept g. 1870
One Of the Berlin journals to-day says Europe
must familiarze itself with the idea that Prussia,
In the spirit OF sefprotection, seeks rectity the
French frontier.
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Bartlett's Pntent ssliIumiuatiur'' street
Lamps and instantaneous" Street Gas Lghar. onice Sg
Broadway, New York.
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The Lexington Avenue Turkish Baths. Corr
fifth ready for visitors LADIES'
NJ. tosr. NJ Geatle;nen constantly. Day and night
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ROYAL Havana LOttery.--Prizcs Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The paid Tor Dcbiooa&
and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers 10 Wall street, N
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A-Restorer Amcrica-For the Hair. Clear
crystal Unequaled by preparation hitherto
to the notice Of the public in ths division of the globe
eve
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A.-"Co.tur's" Exterminat0rs depot re-
moved to ls7 Centre see 81, So So sizes FOR hotels,
ships and large premises hand.
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Patent Window UmbreIIas.-Ncwestl avcn~
ton of the age SIMON HEITER co,
s6 Leonard street, sole manufacturers
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TIE VAR ExCI.Eul.NT THROUGHOUT TIE
C6ISTai.

How the News Of NnpOieon's Surrender and
NlacNIahOr's capitalization was Received i'm
Wushington-Dcspa from American
Ministers AOroad-rhe Serenade to Baron
Gcron.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, 1870.
Minister Bancroft to-day telegraphed the follow.
ing TO the Department of State:--
MacMahon's army has captulatcd. The EN-.
peror Napoleon surrendered TO King william with.
out prejudice 10 the Paris Regency
XpE x0lawaRG tela2yan vas also received by the
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MISCELLANEOUS PAIIS REPORTS.
TslEGaaMs TO TINE NEW Yoax HERALD.

WOrisingmen Incorporated In che Garde
observation-disclosures About the Emperor
News from StrasbOur3 - The Feeling
Throughout the Country-Volunte ering q en-
ersi.
PARIS. Sept. B. 1870
Garde Rationale.
circulation here to the effect that the Emperor had
returned to Paris, but was privately advised by NJ.
Rouher to return to the army.
A number OF arrests were made to-day Of employees
OF the gas companies of the city who Prnssians.
Many OF these were officers Of the company, but the
most Of them occupied mental positions.
The apartments Of Prince Napoleon In the Palais
Royal have been prepared for the wounded French
soldiers.
The GaulotS says:-One or the Deputies in the
Corps Legislatif, from Strasbourg, who has just
managed to effect his escape from that city, has
furnished the Ministry here with the details OF the
siege and the strength OF the besiegng forces.
The Nontteur positively relutes the assertion that
Humburt, the Prince Royal Of Italy, has felicitated
Prussia on her triumphs over the French.
The Prince de Joinvie, writing yesterday from
Belgium to friend here, says:-"The battle con-
tinues. We have taken thirty cannon. Bazaine
marches toward Mac Vire la FYdncer'
enrolling en- IN the army.
At Lyons large and effective bodies of sharpshoot-
ers have started for the frontier In the south OF
France the volunteering is general. Throughout
tue country the same sentiment is expressed "Peace
is impossible while single Prussian stands on
French soil"
In Brittany the volunteers are nearly all large and
hardy men. They Will make strong force
EFFECT 0s TIE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
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Paris HOurse.
PARIS Sept. 3, 1870
The Bourse opened nat
Renes 50 francs.
London 'Change-Peace News and its Eaects
LONDON Sept. 3, 1870
The great anc pacific news just received gives
unusual relief. The effect Is visible in nearly every
conntenance. new impulse given to prices
and transactions In the morning
The continental securities here tend strongly up
ward the French being the exception.
At Liverpool, Mark and Mncing Lanes report,
in consequence Of the political news, that every.
thing Is unsettled without possibility OF fixing
prices, which, however, generally tend up.
ConsoIs closed at 92n for both money and the
account. American securities frmer ana higher
United States nve.twenty bonds, 1862. S9N; 1865,
old, $50; 1861 S7k; tenfOrties, s3H. Stocks quiet
Erie railway shares 17k; Illinois Central lie; AT.
Iantic and Great western, 22H
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
Arrests Murderous Assault Upon InofYensive
People-Carrying slungshot-
Surrogate Court.

There were 45o persons arrested IN Brooklyn
during the past week
James Smith taken before Judge Nelson yea
terday on writ OF habeas corpus. The prisoner
was charged with carrying slungshot. Judge
Nelson decided 10 admit him TO ball, providing he
could procure good security
W. C. Ruthardts will was proved last week Let.
ters Of administration granted in the estates
OF the following named deceased persons
Rosa b. Pons, Lydia P. Badeau, Sarah Warren Karl
WISER Timothy Moriarty and Hugh Shelley, all Of
the city OF Brooklyn.
John Kepdick German boarding house keeper,
residing at No. 80 Sackeu street. between Columbia
and Van BrunI streets, was shot at anu wounded in
the left arm by a pistol shot fired ut him by
some unknown ruisn while he was sitting
upon the doorsteps Of his residence, IN COM
ers. Shortly after midnight OF Friday last
while the persons In question were chatting quietly
three unknown men came out or liquor store on
the opposite corner and approached tnem When
vanous trio halted. and one OF the humans VINO
was In hts shirt sleeves, said something In English
which was unintelgible, and tneu drawing pistol
commenced to fire upon the inofIensive people. The
fourth shot TOOK eject, rs stated In the OF Ken
DICK. One bah grazed his forehead and another
passed through the calf Of boarder who was re-
treating into the house. Officer Lewis Of the Third
precinct, came up upon hearing the re-
The murderous weapon. The companions OF
lhe scoundrel however, Knocked Lewis down. and
then retreated with the prisoner. IL subsequently
transpired that the Of the assault grew OF
OF the boarders OF No. 81 Sackett street. The fellows
are still large.
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Information, Scrofala, &c.-ENtra ordinary
cures BY HyATT'S LIFE BALSAM. See Eighth page.
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I.inderunu g. sens, Manufacturers OF Cy~
cloid and Square Pianos, 81 Beecks street.
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AVttHRt teIIIENtTdUuIt JUstcTU'tv 3
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ....-..-......... ................. O.
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There were 459 persons arrested IN Brooklyn
nui 10 mat
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American Wnitham Watches
At lowest prices.
FULLER CO., % John street.
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

An INCIDENT OF THE eanpAIsy.
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W0risingmen Incorporated In the Garde
Nationale-HuEnOrs About the Emperor
News from StrHsbOurG - Tho Feeling
Throughout the Countrywide eering Gen
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EFFECT oz THE EUROPEAN MARKET

Paris BOurse.
PARIS, Sept. g. 1870.
The Course opened nat.
Rentes SO francs
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~hN AUTUMN SUCCESSFUL,
u 10 heavy fogs arise and searching WIZ
W. 20 ~ blow; now, as the human poas' -
..os lilo panmate nature by the heats OF s'',,
M ,,o,,,ne To wilt and droop: now ere u,s 81.
,er winter axes its trying onset; VOW !,
, nreparntory course of the hest arcr.
..''e ~. .,,.,rn In existence. HOsTEiIH ~"
sTOMAC H BITTEBS- ,,rts or tire
ro,or and apue Is rampant IN a'i P' In, not
a,,try OuInJnc the physicians ADMIT WI" .n,an,
,,.,, ,,a ,b,sc or the disease which NJ 'hc :. ~
".,,dos tbc entire West II IL wei ina. u 20 ,,,,
no. rho remedy (so calledl Is dea"i'er u, ,u,ott-
a,aar Rut If nulnine IL 'neh'cienE I'D ."tE. .,...
"'. sa,.ora posTET~ER's Buffers Is ,rres's.,-
leu :. ,ron,d he safe to make contract uun..
.oo,r nenal,Ies that any given 'fes,t s;.ar,or
>, s,opld he exempted from the mS"i
no~ttcnlar time. provided every ''' r"na
~. would take the Tzittnrs ACCORDING J." u's
~ ,u,, tho torn Of the contract. nsr' IN.
HONS III - an fnetoncc IN which ms sic, r'oa n
vi anJ onfi-febrle medicine nus ~ 80
VIZ. y e. t,n com paint whom taken nny rs
WIFI Oh oInet ma ria. Hundreds ~ p"yElolti..
tecllon ,dnned ali the nficiral sp"clhcs Hni u
nave am"' ,i,s harmless vegetable tonic and nom
nre'c,,,o7 ne a preventive and cure TOT III tn'
ne tla ohI,la and f.yer. Vi1or Is Inc thl!lg MOS
Ior nr, thnsn cases as well rs In drSnensla ~
ree,om. AZ .fections and HOSTETTNk'S BIT
I'M 70 tho safest sureSt. anu most wnn.s'Ilic
etren othcning preparation that human skill ms
vet conc ctcd. &c % --
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nnT SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GOODS.

am now opening NEW STYLES OF DIX
GOODS lust oft, consisting In part OF
EPINGLAIS yANDYKE, VELOuRS,
LAINAGES. SEDANS;
EMPRESS CLOTHS In all colors;
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new
REPS. PLAIDS DFLAlNES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER anu
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS:
CLOAKS, BROCHE and other SIlAWhS;
RURNOES.
Handsome BALMORhL SKIRTS nj only poe;
Good LINSEYS at l?1c.:
The hest DOMESTIC GOODS i'll the city l"r INC
money:
,o-4 CONTEMPORARIES at S1.75:
ALL-wOOL FLANNEL ut 2oc.:
LADIES, HANDKFRCHIEFS at &C.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at &C.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS. at 9oc.;
LAGOS. Embroideries, White Goods: 1ndia-Rub-
Der Cloth for infants: Towels. Lauie' anu ".n'
wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
Swisses Tlrlatan Ga Waterproof Cioth ohis -
Shawl SnitIng White Corduroy, Velvet anu Nei-
yeteeus HOSIERY Gloves. Collars. Notions, anu III
short. everything found In tirst-class dry Goous
house, at prices which I will warrant to please
every one. A. 'oi' i',,.,s
so7 Broad stree, between 9Th and 7tn.
pyrAyD n. NoRyELL, formerly with ]. Sycies
". H. CARDozo OF Powhatan, late at me Sah-
fornia Store; 0. F. KAMMAN, Miss ALICE hAh.
nEs1y. and - SHEFFIELD, are with me, and
would be glad to be favored with 2 call from 'he'l
friends and the public
oc25 A. GOLDBACk, tN7 Broad street,
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TRESH ARRIVAL OF
Il FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT JULIUS SYCLE'S,

sp3 Main street, second door from corner 9th st.
I am recel9i by every steamer large lo's OF
every description OF DRY GOODS and FANCY
GOODS which are selected with thu greatest care
especially for this market, and bought at The low
est cash prices
Dress Goods Of every description;
Empress Clo:h in all colors from e0 to &c.:
French Meriuos, in all shades;
sol!d-colored Alpaca at &c., very cheap;
English Crown Poplln, so, IS, and 4oc.. entirely
Plaid Popllns at SAGE; great bargain
Ottoman Cloth and Reps
Mousin Delatne at aoc.;
Black Alpacas. from 25c. upwards;
Mourning Goods in great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
IA Blcached Cotton al i2.c the best III the cit!
Caicoes at laAc-, and as low rs &c
Brown Cotton at sc:-ycry good at l2tc.;
lo.4 Sheetings at reduced prices;
Canton Flannel q. l5c. per yard.
sHAWLs AND CLCAKING.
Chinchlla CIoaking In the afest designs;
Long and Square Broche sh'wls:
Misses Shswls. al sizes, from sc. Upwards:
Black silk Velvet, warranted pure SILK for Cloak
velreteens, all colors, at the lowest prices;
White Flannel at ?0c. Fer Fsrd ....
cassmeres Gletn 9th. Doeskins CAss'ne'''' 10 SH''
A large lot OF Blankets, white and colored, at re-
duced prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Marseilles Quilts,
Napkins and Doyles, from sc. per doz. upwards;
Table Damasks, from o0c. upwards
Hosiery and Gloves:
sash Ribbon In great variety ami latest styles;
Velvet Ribbon, all widths
100 doZ. Linen Cambria Handkerchiets ~ joe. per
dozen;
100 do. ditto at SOC. per dozen;
loo do. ditto at S5c per dozen.
We call special attention to our stock OF Gents
Furnishing q Gods, .hich Is always complete.
All we ash Is call and examination OF our
stock, and you will fad the right goods al the
right nriccs call som. JULIUS SICLF.
0c3 9U3 Main street. I'd door below eth.
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By order Of tie Board OF Directors.
oc 90 ,Yos WM, p. MUNFORD, Sec'y
ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

I respectfully announce that will address the
people OF the Third Congrcssional District at
the following places and time in opposition to the
election Of Charles II. Porter, and respectfully
invite Mr.. Porter to take part In discussion. TO
those kind friends Of both parties who have so
naucringly and pcrsstcnty URGED me to come
before tho public, have but tosay COME AND
HEAR ME:
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, MONDAY,
October cath.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, WEDNESDAY,
October 2j,h.
MAESSBORO', Amelia, October 29;h.
CLOVER HILL, October 2sth.
POWHATAN COURTHOUSE, WEpSES-
DAY, November 2d.
GO0CHI.AND COuET-IIuUSE, THURSDAY,
November 81.
MANAKiN, FRIDAY, November ith.
COALFIELD, SATURDAY, November 5th.
MANCuES Ter, MONDAY, November nh.
If my friends in Amelia viii make appointments
for me for the eth AMI IS Of October, and notify
me OF it, will I'll them.
Respectfully, &C.,
oc 2l-7t SAMUEL NJ. PAGE.
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sPECIAI NOTICES.


~CARpETs, CARPETS, CARPETS.
rr,,c assortment OF CARPETS we now onef Is org OF,
- the best selected that we have ever offered. We
,,nrcbased our stock this season direct iron us'
,nanufacturers, and can show some Styles ~hioA
cannot be surpassed in beauty. yprrs-
sELsat 81. Is per yard q :.
oonnine EI,ILIsH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ct
$3.50 and SLIGO per yard rr,.,
rrypEr-pLYs, IEGRAIES, HEMP, and VESi-
TIhN CARPETS, in great variety, at very
low prices;
A full assortment of RUGS DRUGGISTS, MAT
TING, and OurCLOTHS- at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 17l5 Main street.
coLoRED WOOL sPREArs, CALICO COM
FoRTERS. BLANKETS, sHEETINGs, and
TABLE-C.oTHs, very cheap. oca
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~OCTOBER "a, 1ST0.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
T. PRICE & co. are now again In market
and are adding large additional supplies to their
magnificent stock Of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
Every novelty from the European fashion CEN
tres rs they appear shall be presented 10 their Gus
toners.
Just opened and expected
Elegant Gro. Grain and Taffeta Black SIX, at
New York prices.
Rich fancy colored Silks plain and striped.
Colored Empress Cloths. all shades.
Ottoman Velours. every color.
French Merinos Chene Poplins, %, go 3d. 49, %
cents per yard: some very cheap.
Deaine5, plain and figured
Impcratrce Popins. Irish Poplins, rich plalu
Poplins, every combination.
Mourning Goods, great variety, newest SYKES
and best quality.
Immense stock Prints, 5, 10, l23, 10: Furniture
Twis. rcw article. &c.
housekeeping Goods, FlaniclS, DamaSkS, Towel
ings, &C., &c.
GENTS GOODS.
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimeree, Socks, Shirts,
Cravsts Gloves. Bosoms, &c, &c.
Citizens and strangers coming to the FAR VIII
find everything of best quality and as low as any
house IN the United States.
n. X. PRICE Il CO.,
ll0l Main street. corner OF liih street.
Grand supply of Ladies Cloaks, Brnche shawls
Nevcnilc Shawls, and other wraprings, opening
o5th and oath October. oc24
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DIED.

Eudenly Of anonlexy on Wednesaay: s'' itaiy
Or, ACHlLLE ASCOii. naive Oh h"'' '
He had noble. feeling heart
within his manlv hreast. --,,,5
And they who knew him as fr,enu,
with friendship true were Diesse''
with talent great he WAS endowed,
And with II blessed mankind.
To rich and poor alik he strofe
To act his part assigned.
Fond ones around him gather
And drop the silent tear,
And pray that God IN mercy ne
with his distant family dear. -,
The funeral se-vicns will take placr, Iro.. Nc
Monnmcntnl Church THIS (Fr'dayl M., 80 IN
at IL o. clock The friends of the decea'eo III -
yited to attend.
New York papers please copy.
Tn this CITY, on the 27th inst; Mrs; aat,rnn,
yEATMAN willow Of the late WIN. H. ch'n ,''i "a
Ter funeral will take place IO-ya -.
o,c1ock NJ from the residence No. 3l7 aSn
hctwcrn Rroad and Marshall. Friends en- ILL., az.
enhances are invited to attend Without LUZ
notice. ,,.,,
Thursday evening. October p. 1870 ~ ITrI''i
three minntes 10 O'Clock, Mrs f. lLAbE3, "a ~
p. PITCHER, rclict of the late John a. rii'h'i'
In the 6lst wear Of her age. g.. ,o.e resI.
Thc funeral will take place rem nGrp!n p"
dcnrc TOMORROW Saturday Ar TEX ETY., ~ ~ ~
mt "a clock. Friends OF The family are ihE'e" w
attend.
Al InnlesIdc, Gonchland county. on Wc1n1s"SS
Ort,rr ?Gth In the sixth year of her age ',I.n
uJTCIfrS daughter of William W. ana Nahh''
c. Wight. 4
Lynchburg papers please copy.