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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-06


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUET
/ District of Louisiana, No. 9550-In obedience to
an admiralty warrant to me directed in the above
entitled suit. have seized and taken into my pos
session :, 49,
by A. W. Merriam, for the set forth in the
Ebel now pending the District Court of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner OIL
owners thereof and all and every or persons
having pretending to have any right title or in
trct Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans.
hereof to show cause. If any they have can. why
the said Steamboat should not be condemned, and
be sold agreeably to the prayer of hbelant.
8 United States MarshaPs Office, New Orleans.
fifth day of Februarysls70.
fels y mhls United States Marshal.
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u. s, MARSHAL'S SALES.


HazilS L.aplace We. F. koisaaneG and
al, No. 37I6-And BaZIls LaplaCe +. Mois-
senst and al No 5O26.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
l for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana.
By virtue of two writs of feri faclas to me
directed in the above entitled suits, vii proceed
to sell to the highest bidder on SATURDAY.
April g. 1870, at twelve % O'Clock NJ, a. the Court
house in the parish of st. John the Baptist, the
following described property, viz
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
of the defendants +. Hoissenet, Theodule U. Picou
and Lise Pcou in and to two concessions of certain
lands situated in the parish of st. John the Baptist
fronting OF the rear line of the five arpents front
and forty arpens in depth of said oefendants lands
on the left bank of the Mississippi river. bounced
below by lands of A. Thibaud Co., and above by
the one.third of double concession OF said defend
ants lands, containing - acres. more or less.
Terms Cash at the time of adjudication in United
States treasury notes.
Cost of deed, stamps, etc., at the expense OF the
purchaser.
SB. PACKARD,
Emh3 l0I72lap2 United States Marshal
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Blood will tell. A younger brother of the
Marquis of Waterford has eloped with the
wife of the Colonel Of his regiment.
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Thomas McKpight vs. +. q. Mahan-F. C.
Mahan VS. Thomas McKnight, Consolidated

ThOmns McAnlght vs.. =. O. Mahan-F g.
Mahan VS.. Thomas Mcknight Consolidated.
CEVENTH DISTRICT COURTFOR THE PAR.
y ish of Orleans Nos 277l and 2772.-By virtue OF
and r obedience to order OF sale rendered March
/. 1870, to me directed by the Honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled causes will proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction, on FRIDAY, March A. 1870. at twelve
o'clock M at the Eclipse Stables, Baronne street,
between Union and Perdido streets, in the First
District of this city 49,
THIRTY MULES, Two Horses. One Pony, FIFTY
Bales Hay, more or less. One Stable CaTt, one me
Brides. One Lot Old Harness, Two Bales OF Straw,
Ten Bags Oats, more or less. and one Lot OF Feed.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
mh234 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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THIRD DISTRICT. Adam Dutze, having no
particular preference for John Fury, OF
Piety, pounded him right and left, until the
people cried shame. The Fury is mild
man, not at all like his name, and sought a
judicial remedy, the result being that Adam
goes to the Criminal Court for trial on the
request of Recorder Mascot.
Abraham Flick goes to the same tribunal
to answer for having numerically pounded
Augusta Stoltz with club, while she was
standing in her bakery. Flick received five
dollars from the Madame's step-son for the
delicate Job.
One of the draining canals must contain
water of more than the ordinary specific
gravity, or old Mother Hubbard must be as
light as cork when her key is full of gin.
Being very drunk she stumbled over the
bank, but her body refused to sink, floating
around quite promiscuously until fished
out by a patrolman. 1t is not precisely
known which got the worst part of the tran
saction-the filthy water or the inebriate.
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Succession CT Martin sich ei-Eu. :s3 ,4Gs
SECOND DISTRICT OOUR T FOR THE PARISH
of this estate and to all other persons herein inter
esed to show cause, within ten days from the pres
emit notification, if any they have or can, why
the account presented by the curator of this
estate, should not be homologated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
BY order of the Court. 49,
fe26 nh26 NJ .. TRAOY. Oierk.
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aSa0 EWAKD.

STATE OF LoUIs1AEA,l
Executive Department =
New Orleans February 4, 1870.
WHEREAS, 0FFIOlAL INFORMATION HAS
w been received by me OF the perpstra-
ton of atrocious murder by one
ELIJAH s. MCCOY upon one JOHN rally, in
the parish Of St. Helena. on or about the first OF
November. 1869; and, whereas, the said Elijah s.
Mccoy broke jail after conviction, and is now st
large, fugitive from justice.
Now, therefore, IN the name and by the authority
of the State OF louisiana IL. O. arrnotb Cover
do issue this, proclamation offering arewSrd
of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS (s5(0). TO be paid
TO the party.or par ties who shall his sppre-
hension and delivery to the Sheriff of the parish OF
st. Helena.
The said Mccoy is described as follows: Is about
fifty years OF age shouldered wears his har,
which ia iron grey, very long and generally combs it
behind his ears; has gray eyes and roman nose ana
smooth face; whlskers on his neck and throat;
wears suit of honespun of blue or gray. II -
Given under my land and the seal OF Stste
this fourth day of February. 1910. and OF
the Indepen of the United States the ninety.
fourth. H. O. WARMoFH-
l By the Governor:
GEO T. bovzE. Secretary OF State. fe6 BOT
Succession of George HI. Herghaus.
/ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
i IN sons having claims against the above success.
sion to present the 20 the undersigned, within
i thirty days from the date thereof in default Ok
(which the sstats will be delivered 20 the heirs at Law.
O. j. NICHOLSON, Curator.
/ New Orleans, January q, l610 1a50 tmh5~
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Notice to Whom 1t May Concern.-After
the tenth instant the f line of towboats will be
withdrawn from the present temporary Association,
and run in opposition to all other lines, and will be
prepared to give every facility to shipping.
Towboat Rochester will run in connection with
the F line. E. A. YOEKE.
mh63t
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Succession of Thomas Higg-NO. 81, 5SA
SEOOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
y ish of Orlsans.-W hereas, Mrs. Celeste Rigg has
petItioned the court for letters of administra-
ton on the estate of the late Thomas Rigg, de-,
ceased intestate: Notice is hereby gwen to all
whom it may concern, to show cause, within ten
days why the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granted
By order of the Court.
fe26 nh26 NJ. o. TRAOfs Ciefk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Oseph Kies-NO- SO, 500.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish of Orleans.-Whereas, Mrs. Msrgaretha Rles,
letters of administration the estate OF the
late Joseph Ries deceased intestate: Notice is
hereby eivent to all whom it may concern, to
show cause within ten days. why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted
By order of the Court. wi
NH 1913 N. y. ThAOf. Oerh.
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tricts.

THE NOZZLE FIRENEN.-Mechanics NO. Z,
of Mobile, guests of Trad Ferry No. II, left
for home last evening, after having paraded
through street or two, and moistened their
clay at Hawkins.
A delegation of municipal officers from
the same city did not return, intending to
remain here few days to study the opera
tions of prison systems, for the purpose OF
copying, in case the plans prove acceptable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-06

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Peter Anderson, con-
victed of larceny, was sentenced to serve
nine months in the Penitentiary.
James Ross, assault and battery, fined
twenty-five dollars.
Anthony Labarge, larceny, nine months
Parish Prison.
Bartly Mcclure, larceny, one day Parish
Prison.
John Anderson alias John Price, forgery,
eighteen months in the Penitentiary.
James McCay, entering dwelling in the
night time, with intent to steal, two years
in the Penitentiary:
John Bazaar, convicted of murder, was
sentenced to be hung.
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RETURN OF SPECIAL OFFICER j. l.. SMITH.
A short time ago police authorities here
learned that John Reagan, the professional
burglar, was under arrest in Tennessee, and
as he was wanted here to stand trial before
our Criminal Court, having jumped his
bond, Governor Warmoth issued requisi-
ton for him. Captain Cain sent Mr.. Smith
to execute the document and bring back the
culprit. Arriving at Memphis, Reagan had
escaped, but the officer pursued and found
him at Humboldt. He demanded the pris'
oner, but the Sheriff would not deliver him
up to Mr.. Smith, even suspecting that Off
cial to be an imposter, or something worse.
Application was then made to the Governor
of Tennessee, who directed that Reagan
should be turned over to the New Orleanian,
but his document was utterly ignored, and
Mr.. Smith returned without his man. Sew.
eral days ago we published another portion
of the history of this case.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICANS SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Chamber Of Commerce.-The regular
monthly meeting will be held on MONDAY EVEN
ING, seventh instant, at seven O'Clock.
ARTHUR @. WAUGH,
mh6lt Sacretary and Treasurer.
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INSTANTLY KILLED.-Just before dark Fri
day evening, difficulty between Preston
Burke and Fleming Thompson resulted in
the last named being shot and instantly
killed. The difficulty grew out of recent
misunderstanding.
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Poll No. l. Precinct No 15-At Engine House. No.
Esplenade street. opposite United States Mint.
Inspectors-F. E. Dumas, A. Lusto, Jossp
Clerks-J. A. snaer. E. Luscy.
| Poll No. 2, Precinct No l5-At Schoolhouse, corner
of Union and Greatmep streets.
Inspectors-August Leblanc, E. Dupiesss, III.
Clsrks-Lazsre Rodriguez. H. Rey
| Poll No. l, Precinct No. 16-At Mechanics Hall
| Derbgny street, between History and Col
Iospectors-E. G. Morphy, T. Sanchez, II. V.
l Vinet
| Cerks-M. Leblanc, E. Farr.
| Poll No 2, Precinct Nc. le--Gesidence CT 4. Du-
| yigneaud, on Bayou Road, opposite LeBreton
| Inspectors-w William Voss, Captain - VilViert,
Joseph Duvigpea1d.
| Clerks-John Weiis y Sond1.
Poll No. l. Precinct No l7-At Engine House, Nil
| Inspectors-Charles Evershade. A. Morel, NJ.
CleIks-A. Chastant. L. A. Viuet
| EIGHTH WARD.
Poll No. l, Precinct No. Sat Hook and Ladder
House No. 3, corner of Margny and Levee
inspectors-Jules Dominion, j. organs, james
Clerks-Thomas Leon, A. Kalinkski.
po,I No. Q Precinct No Eat Phoenix ErGini
| House No. 8, Victory street, between Marsn
| and Vaudeville. ,r
Cerks-John Mcwho-ter. j. Waller.
| Poll No. /, Precinct No. l9-Girod street, betWee
| Margny and Mandeviils.
| George jackson,
C1erks-Edward NJ. Livingston, @. Woolrich.
| Poll No. 2 Precinct No. 19-Corner of Spain an
| Goodchildren streets.
Inspectors-C. f. Seaman, T. Varion, II.
Smith 49,
CIerks-John Minter, j. Sarras uetba.
II NINTH WARD.
Poll No. l, Precinct No. 2G-At Engine House, NJ
a. Greatmen street.
| Inspectors-L. Roger, NJ. Weisheimer, +. Doberr
Oerks-J. e. Dyer, +. A. Wotley.
Poll No. 2 Precinct No. 20-At No. l6 Louisa stree
opposite Washington Market.
Inspectors-O. Meister, w. G. Kinsella, Eugel
, Dupre.
. Olerks-P. Power. Jr., T. ]. Jackson.
Poll No. /. Precinct No. l-Corner OF Congress al
Levee streets.
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q3itI,u,o,,d nispatth.
~ JANUARY r. le'o'
virginia

- ~
:, Congress, q, victim o.
''s,oss distrust, hate ana '"ps~s
src :'hor i,,stice nor the unanimous app 60
N',, ,n ,or,hern people, as reflected IN NV ~
so,,,;mcnts of the press OF al, So. at;on If
n,;n;on has any control over ". "w,r-
oP''"V ",av Our correspondent W. 49,
'nas :, '' "ncourares tho expectation sha' 'ne
uonse will put through the bill anu 10. " ,,noer.
,.on.s TODAY. But Congress is 'oo -.
.o;n to permit us to attach any impo,.A. NV
."'" ."s;ot;ons about it's course. While inc
" a,s,ncnts stuck to the House bill oy the
Senate have taken the edge on Oh 'ns
snx;e,v for prompt action, still the fs ,4
f,r desiring virg inia to be in the Union
~, her influence upon the national
LEGISLATION are so great that We nope
,,,,, &c 70 he no further delay. = <<....e
T,c amendments themselves do not prac-
4;co,v increase the hardships of our situa-
,;oa they but exhibit distrust and impu-
t.,;on in a manner offensiveto generous
rconle. "WALLAcE" hints atthe possible
combination of ultras and Democrats, in
which event the bill may be further de-
laved with no probable chance Of bctterina
Virginia. This would be to repeat more
than one case of combination tnot prccon
cer.cd, it is true.) which have resulted t.
our injury. We hope we are not to experience
such thing again.
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Tur FRASK1So pRIvrLrGE.-H WIZ re-
uuire the experience Of severa. years 70
tcst the effect of the abolition OF tue frank
;n,, privilege, before it can be safely asserted
tbot the Government does not save millions
Of dollars per annum Us consequence OF
such abolition. The contracts now in force
for carrying the mails we're all made with
the understanding that the franking priv
lege was to continue. Consequently, con-
tractors had to frame their bids with refer
ence to it. For instance, a contractor VINO
might otherwise have offered to carry all
the mails that might pass over his route 1oI
ten thousand dollars per 'annum, knowing
that this privilege might any day quadr"
pie the amount of mail matter, and that III
would be required to carry oil presented
had to make his bid twenty thousand ooi
lars, because he had to provide every DAY
facilities for carrying mail OF n bulk tina
never marks the mail except when 1t con
sists of franked documents.
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w A BoHYAND M1NDDIsaAsE


T "A BoBYAND MINDDIsGAsE.-
s ;uch is dyspSpssa. Tho stomach and tbs brain
are too intimately allied for theons tos feT with
out the other. 40 that dyspepsisand de spondency
are irseparable. II may BIG ADDED, toe. that irri-
tation Of The stomach Is almost nvIrb loiy accom-
panied by irritation Of the temper.
4 Notwithstanding and sranquilliz'n operation
OF HosTETTERss BITTERs is most powerimily
developed cases Of lndigestian. i he drst sNsct
or this agreeable tonic is comforting and encnh
crngina A mild glow pervadcs the system, the
chronic uneasness in the region OF he stomach ID
fessened and the nervous restlessDf So which cna-
rHctnrizes the disease IL abated. ,fhis improve
rneut la not transient. It Is not sbcceeded Dy tne
return Of the old symptoms with sup nradded l0rcc,
as Is always the case when unmedica TED stlulans
are given for the complaint. Each dose seems %
ifnpart q pcrmanent accession OF heaHnini INV,
oorattou, But this Is not oil. Thc aperient ana
Exhibitions properties Of the pJ eparatlon are
scarcely secondary In importance 70 US tonic VIZ
tres If thare is an overflow OF hh T. the secIetinn
is soon brought within proper liriits. ana II the
hillary organ ie inert and torpid tt Is toned ana
reenIated The effect upon the disc harglng organs
is equally salutary, and IN cases 81 constIpa.l.uu
the desired result gradually ana without PAIN.
The BITTERs also promote healthy evaporation
from the surface, which Is psrt1cminrIy deslfaDIe
mt this season, when sudden s1ei,is OF ra"7 ui.-
apnirnIinn and produce congesti on or the liver,
cnnohs and colds. The best Ga, .eg,drd G0oanSs
an diseases Is bodily rigor, and tnls Inc Rrea'
Vegetable Restorative essentially promotes ,.,
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RArLRoAp.-A
writer for the Wheeling Intelligencer, whilst
calling uron the Legislature of West Vir-
ginfa to afford every proper facility to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company for
completing it's road, urges that body to re-
quire that Mt least two of the directors shall
reside in West Virginia. At present Vir-
ginia hos three directors and West Virginia
only one, says the writer. He also counscls
some legislation in regard to the suhscrip-
tions voted by counties; which suhscrlp-
tons, he AYERS, were made upon conditions
which have never been complied with, and
which, in the present condition OF the COM
pany and the changes through which it has
! recently passed, never con be.
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A CANDID CoNFEssIoN.-"T The policy Of
vengeance" says DoS PlATT, "has been
"tried, and it ends in the mournful an
nouncement that reconstruction is fail
s'ure, unless we can raise up q new peo-
"ple-a people We have conciliated and
protected to reconstruct upon, instead OF
the people we have prosecuted. We have
clicked with yigor, and the more we have
clicked the deadlier has grown the antago-
"nisI."
And yet Congress is not satisfied with the
experiment. 1t would try q few more
kicks. Dos PIATT adds concerning the dis
:. cussion of the Virginia bill in the Senate !:
II have witnessed nothing since the war
that SO illustrated it's results. l sat, it
seems but yesterday, in those same gale
ries, where Virginia had her representa-.
ton ON the floor, and locked with admiras
ton Gu the proud consciousness shat made
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IRISH and FRENCH PoPLINs at reduced
prices; .-.....
RLACK and COL oRED SILKS to suit the times
BED BLANKETS at 90 worth 50;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHEFs at &C.,
per dozen;
IRISH LINENS from 37sc. upwards;
LINEN DoYLIEs at 81 per dozen;
LINEN CRASH at loo. per yard;
PLAID POPLINS from CSC. upwards:
yELVETEENS In all colors;
BLACK ALPACA Mt great bargains;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BROCHE sHAWLS
| cheaper than ever; -.-
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL sHAWLs;
cr,OaKs and CLOAKINGs-a full assortment;
A .comp,ete stock of FLANNELs In all shades
and qualities at low figures;
CALICoEs, CoTToNs, sHEETINGs, &c.-a
full stock-at The lowest prices;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSRTS' HOOP
SKIRTS, NOTIONS &c.--a full line, and
ut prices to suit everybody;
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR at greatly
reduced prices;
and great many other articles in our line which
are too numerous to mention.
So all ask is to give call and convince your
self ut JULIUS SfCLE'S'
4l5 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
sATURDAY-CLOSED. ia 2o--3m
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Mr.. BouTwELL's SINKING FrND.-lt Of
course did not surprise us to receive the
telegram which appeared in the Dispatch
of Saturday morning stating that the Fl
nance Committee of the Senate care in
"possession of evidence from leading
Financial men to the effect that four per
"cent. bond cannot be successfully nego-
" tiated," seeing that we long ago proved,
or attempted to prove, that the six per
cent. bonds must 90 nearly up to forty
per cent. premium before the four per cent.
bonds could be sold Mt par.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York HcrnM says that there has been
developed in the House of Representatives
n great deal of feeling between the free
traders and the protectionists, and that the
former are in decided majority. This
latter statement will astonish the country.
If true, it is certainly remarkable that the
latter class should for years have ruled
Congress with rod of iron, and should
now control every committee in the House.
We await further information.
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CunA.-The fact that for one year and q
hnlf the island patriots have, with poor
weapons, maintained themselves against q
force of regulars and volunteers little less
than 100, 900 strong Mt one time will suffice
tomect the charge that they lack heroism.-
Greeley.
How about those rebels who for four years
maintained themselves against armies num-
herring in the aggregate t,oenty hundred
| thousand men?
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THE WHEELING LrGTsLATURR.-Then new
Sneaker of the House of Delegates of West
Virginia has cut loose from his Radical
friends. He appointed DANIEL LAMB,
ESQ.,, of Wheeling, Democrat, the chair
man of the Committee on the Judiciary,
Elk Governor PF1rpn1HT is on the came
committee. A majority Of the committee
are Democrats, we think.
West Virginia will, in the course of
year or two, be out Of the hands OF the
miserable asses who have ruled that State
ever since 1861.
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JrDGEs.--" A Member of the Senate y
has favored us with communication MS to
who should be county judges, what the
amount of their salary, &C., &C., which
communication we may publish at a future
day. Just now it would scarcely be read.
The public mind is concerned about pre-
liminary question. The people wish to
catch their hare before they cook It.
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i. I senators assume the and spenk,
'ny ~ 800 a. If the destiniesef tho sernhli'
and v O., th nc kesring Of thes granaO'd Do,
were s,;o i" ' And now,sman men vra s ss,,
eys sha ae eIa presminonce resting on the floor
a mere. so"G "ns :feIs that it was not aeor-
s ; ' hst V;rainia-apd. from time to s.ms
ga :, paa. would hesitate, naif shrinking
t me. sp thc dead lion, that was yet terr'o'e
own in it's decay"
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mr. SPECIAL NOTICE.-By the with
drawal OF NJ. A. PtzZINI, our capital has been
decreased. and it admits no longer endless credit
to some and long credits to other OF our patrons.
We are under the necessity OF carrying on CASH
BUSINESS as far as we can, and earnestly re-
quest those indebted to us TO pay up promptly on
presentation Of their accounts.
ia Ia-lw ANDREW PZZlSl & CO.
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In this city, on the morning of the 22d instant,
after long and painful illness Of consumption,
JOSEPH FERGUSON, Youngest of the
late John E. Ferguson, in the twcnty-sccond
year Of his age.
Hc has been for seven years 4 consistent and
steadfast member Of the Baptist Church.
Ills funeral will take place THIS MORNING
from the FbencZcr church. on Leigh street. ut IL
O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited to at.
tend.
Cleveland, and Columbus, and Detroit, Michi-
gan, papers please copy.
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tints remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes invgo-
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and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
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