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AHfiy OpeoenG Of uoytgaeloo In Maine
GARDnH1, Ms, March 1.-THE kennebec
river is fFee Of ice, and vessels arrived here
yesterday. This k the earliest opening Of nayi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

TIE cunnIRLAND Coal TRApR--The cuua-
berland c.ssl.a. Of this week says The coal
ueoe nas opened this year most nattcringiy.
q 70 the fullest extsaf, ana We and thai ne
shipments TO this date are over 10000 tons ia
esceS OF those for the same period lVt yea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17
The Mortgage 81 shs Southern P>a,ae

SAN FRANcrsco, March l6.-The mort gase
OF the franchise and chattels of the Sout6esn
Pacific railroad Tor s2s 600 900, was recorded
yesterday.
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Preferred Dco,n =. -,

Felefrea DeAeh 60 ImpPtDOnmeml.
,cfRACuss, March 17.-John N. Sims, Q noto-
rious connferfeitsr and forger, died from the
enecu OF poison last evening. He took the dose
to avoid term In the State prison,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

The GRoUNDs about President Grants ma
rine villa at Long Branch is to be handsomely
laid out before the commencement o. the sea
son. wide lawn, spacious carriage drive, etc
are projected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

OUTRAGEs IN MIssIssIPPI-Colonel Stone
assistant collector OF internal revenue has been
ordered 10 leave Okalona i'm ten days The Sa-
Perintendent Of Education In Lowndes county.
mas been similarly warned, and two afteMuis
have been made to kidnap him. ,Iohn T. Lacy.
mayor OF Aberdeen, was carried of Wednesday
mghf; No trace Of him can be found and ID i
feared he has been foully dealt with. These
outrages occurred in the northeastern part ot
Miseiseippi according 70 q dispatch in the Mem-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17
Mr.. Seward On the Other Side or the

CALcUT ia, March II, via. LONDON, l7.-Wm.
ID. Seward left yesterday for Bombay, where.
y mas oesn the case here. he will be the guest
excellout. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

M. RANGABRE, an of the Greek Legation,
he ewil soon be married 20 the charming Miss
Gerolt, daughter Of Baron Gerolt, the Prussian
Minister. Good taste will be manifested in a
qui; and transformations wedding at the Baron's
reside nee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17
LECTURES.

'"l'HE MAKING AND UNMAkING OF IKE
LAND"
Ten pie, ST. PATBICKs NIGHT March 18th
Admission 80 cents main n IA rs ,s ~
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DRY GOODS.

NJ o Z Y SAVE ID
Selling On Winter Stock Of
Oh a. o DIS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
KseelSine daily, GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE
l0U yards PLAID and STRIPED MUSLIN In
pretty patterns and low priced.
large elegant TOWEL AZ l25z cents
BED SPREADS from 81 50 up
dozen. w
Great bargains in LINEN DIAPERS, TABLE
DAMAsk, and all other kinds Of White Goods.
EMORY BAXTER,
feS tBepubI 1870 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

SINCE the terrible scoring given years ago in
the Senate by Crittenden, of Kentucky, to
" Earthquake Allen" of Ohio, no such castigs-
ton h .s been administered by one member O;
Congress TO another as that by Speaker Blaine
to Gen. Butler yes DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

I AVN GRASS SEED,
for Lawns, Grass Plsts, Yards, &c.
l. LAWa MOWDRs,
GARDEN SEEDS OF ALL KINDS
FRUIT AND ORHANRETAL TREGS
FLOWBR SEED,
SEED OATS. SEED POTATOES, SEED CORN,
GARDEN AND HORTICULTURAL TOOLS,
AGRIOULTu BAL IMPLDAENTu,
FERTILiZBRS, &c.
JOHN A. BAKER,
Agricultural Warehouses, Louisiana ave,
mills l2t between sab and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

HABDEN AND GLOWEB SEEDS,
FRUIT TREES, &C.
JOHN SAUL o1ers Tor the Spring trade -
we'll selected stock OF 0ARDDN SEBDb, which y
are WarrAn ted pure aud genuine. -
FL0WBk SEEDS, rare and beautiful from Eng
LAND and the Continent with many saved from my
rich collection Of plants.
New and rare PLAN rs, an immsnse stock. Fruit
Trees IN great variety, Standards and dwarfs.
COHOORD GRAPE VINES for Vineyards lew
blythe DO. With all the dpe sorts
III berries Ras rries &C. Sh ode
Trees, BvergreopaS Roses, &C.
II At reduesa rates
JOHN NAUL,
621 nh street. DEB 3. Patent Once.
nLS eolqts Nursery ON 7th street roEd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-17

PRESIDENT GRANT lie I here to-day for New
York, in the 12:i5 r. m. train, accompanied by
Mrs. Grant, General Porter, Miss Nellie Grant
and Miss Felt. Mrs. Grant will stop in Phila-
delphia, and none OF the party will return to
this city before Monday next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

He "STAID."-Frlday morning last, when
the body of George Kirk was lying at Wilson
d Browns undertaking establishment on B
street. man who appeared to be stranger in
the city, seeing something ola crowd about
the door, approached aud looked in at the
body lying in the coffin.
"Man dead ~ asked he of person standing
near.
"Yes, sir" shortly answered he who was
questioned.
Fidgetting little the stranger tried it
again: ''How did he die p
''HuAg! !" was the laconlc reply.
Hung! All, hung himsef?''
''No; he was hung by the Vlgilantes p
Stranger again-"What did they hang HIM
for p
"He had been notified to leave the town,
and he came back"
"When man has been notified to leave
cant he never come back again and stay"
ayes, SIR"
eyes Then how is this :"
"Well, he came back, and"-pointing to the
coffin-"you see he stdid."-Virginia (Neo.)
Enterprise, July 18Th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

NO1>1CF1.-FsrATE OF BRIDGET NCGILL, DECEASED.
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned Admins.
traitor Of the estate of Bridget McG of the coun.
y OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear
fore the Comfy Court OF said county the third Monday
beng the 10th day. OF October 1911 at the Court House
tawa In said unity when and where all
or demands against said estate notified attend pre-.
seat the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated his i2th day OF October A.. d. 1871.
9aHg 2s-6v MARTIN DwYER. Administrator.
NOTICE ESTATE OF JESSE ". DRAKE DECEASED
~ Notice hereby given that the undes gned admnstra
tx OF the estate OF esse W. Drake OF the county OF
Sale and state Of illinois, deceased. will appear before the
County Court OF sad county the hr Monday lbeuy the
18th day. Of October 1911 at the Court House in Ottawa
In said county when and where all persons claims
demands against said estate notified attend or present
the eaue in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 25th day Of August 4. d. ISL
THANKFUL. ANN DRAKE.
966W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02
Aegal.

MORTGAGE OR TkUsT DEED
ana state Of made and delivered 20
Of the city Of Chicago and state aforesaid his PROM
cellars three after date win per
80 Gsaao snH Do
the s sd aid
DELIVERED 70 ,a al saSS s.
deed o. even date with said
twenty co. in township number her hirtytwo s north, Of
E m " a
sS sa q. should made
70 said pomsofy note. with interest half yearly then
assigns should Be lawful o
=, ,ad Of the second part or his
conveyance granted intended be- the attorney of
e or in the name paS g9 Of the se
ond part his executors and or in such other
.enaves shs and OF the s am rspr or
Of Of Of shd ea
assigns therein public auction. at such time place as
may proper and to adjourn said from time to ms
OF af for e best r
bring in cash days public notice HAVING been
IN Gne Of the public printed ted in the city Of
ceeds Of sale after paying all costs adverins sell
Ing making proper conveyances and all other expenses
his executors administrators assigns amount due
p pa sd Of Ss asJ ana ad
aee9 Sn u and TO sSn other ae
pages SEA book III OF records Office of the clerk
OF the circuit and exoco recorder Of La county
Aforesaid.
And where's the said promssory note has been sold and
county La Sale aforesaid who has thereby become the legal
holder and owner OF said note.
And whereas said romissory note is now Que and
unpaid, and said W. II. W. Cushman has said
Pobbins f. fact aid applies for the remedy
In said trust deed provided.
Nav, therefore public notice is hereby given that IN pur
trust deed yaeason default payment Of said PROM
issory note In SAID promissory note provided will
public auction to the highest and best bidder cash.
south door of the county court house in the city Ottawa
aforesaid, the 18th day of September ISL, ten
o'clock In the forenoon all OF the premises in said deed
mentioned and described much thereof
sary to pay said note interest costs and said
promissory note and trust deed provided shall convey
the premises sold to the purchaser and shall perform such
acts as may be required by the provisions of said deed
August 26. lSIl-4w. ROBBINS +. STEVENS,
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gug5-6w

Nya,,.s Z. s1:IEsTArE ~ SYLvANrs GROOM. DECEASED
Noucc hereby gtven that the undersigned cyecntry
OF the last will and testament sylvanns Crook lse Of the
count, or La Sale and State OF Illinois, deceased viii apoear
ncore me county court OF said county the third Monday
.osng inc lSh day September 1871 Court House in az
sMd county when and where all persona having claims
or against said estate are notified attend aud n
Dated this 2ith day OF July 4. D. ISL.
.jalySsw ExecntMiix.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02
III wALTIIEIS'A
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
Confectionery & Ice Cream Saloon,

No. IA Madison st., doors ,cest T. o. corner.
will keen the best Of leo cream candles Cakes pies nuts
liquors. and green dried and canned FRUITS cove oyster
sarnes and the best assortment OF Limerick sh hooks
and spoon hooks lines and poes base balls and bats and
rubber balls toys and notions west of New York. PARTIES
festivals, families and pic MICS at oil times supplied with the
past fAvors. -, 49, 49, II. WXLTHER
Ottawa. June iotl 1871.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

NcIlCE.-EsrATro up AHAn &. T.rvro prcr ,srn
~ Noi,cc Is hereby given that the undersigned Admln.
tatN o the estate OF Ahnb Trnmho late o( the comfy
ct IL SAFE ard state or Illinois deceased viii Nppcar H.
inrH t u" Coun,y Court OF said County the third MONDAY
cs 'e S' day. o september ISL nj the Ceurt uousr In
Ottawa IN said county When and where MI person haVr
arg present the same IN writing for adjustment INV
Dated this ist day of August A. u. ISL,
., FlDELIh A. TRt'MHO
huso-oW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

A Scotch corntryman had terrific fight
with an Indian in Madison, Ind. few days
ago. The red man got several severe blows IN
the face and fractured arm. The Scotch
country gentleman was little tipsy and the
Indian was wooden one in front Of cigar
store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

A Hibernian gentleman when told by his
nephew that he had just entered college with
view to the Church, snid. ~ hope that
may live to hear you preach my funeral ser.
mon."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

Why, Cncle Johnny" SAID his friend, "can
you afford to eat shad ut twenty-five cents u
pound z Mine Gott," sad Uncle Johnny,
triumphantly, II can put him in my ice chest
and keep him till he gets shcaper"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

Tipsy Customer: "A pint of whisky please
shir." Publican: "Ye'll get nae mair whisky
here. MTavish. Haven't told We III plain
Engiishs Dye want it in Latin or Greek ~
Iipsy Customer: mo, thank yc, shir, want
it in bozzlc."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

NcIICF..-E Tx OF OLIVER c. GRAY DEcrAsrp- -
Notce hereby given that The undersigned eyccnirtx
OF the last VIII and testament Oliver c. GRAY lac of tr
county OF Ia sale md state Of Illinois deceased viii appear
Voe me county Court Of said county the third Monday
lbeing the 10th day. OF October ISL n, the Court House in ta
wa 10 said county. when and where All persons saving claims
or demands against said are notified 10 attend on
mt the same In writing for a,,jus mcn, ~ ' u ~
Dated this 18th day %, August A. II, 1871,
, g.. MARY c. GRAY,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

SHERIFE"S SALE.-By virtue of
Court Ct Peoria county and state of Illinois and d
ana " PecEhsn in favor Of James " jenkins
fsa & al s
It et se wy OF sw of
own s. Re- q .pa ~ a. he es on the line running be
@ des s' Ink: . thence ss asa
q se place eSF be 81 saG
,cre. m9rs or less same being in the county OF La
Therefor accoIans To- said SHAH expose tor
sn and is aRS @
n ana to The above described property Wednesday, the
i a =. the south
, -, u :. Sheriff R q La Sale sl County.
| ny 'h. ~. W. BLAKE. Cher Deputy sugle-3w
e ssst n for putting down curb
from Main street Columbus bridge in cordsncc
oee from tbs tbs date late until anti Tues
M ct s o4 .son s sSe 2o'a will
Of said order curb stones to he put down
Of md Gpq he @
sis ; sds a..
on the top and s.; 81, ipche: depth outside
be Ss isf ass
ss is GRADE u sd de~ s S ., p
Ottawa. August 10. 1871. CITY Clerk
STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SALE Co.'s
- corntg eourt Of In SHE County. September Term A. D.
\ Ssl.-IH ChInceru.
Mary f. Warn q. Alien u. Warn -Er Di,orce.
clerk 81 .a dc S t. TIA. . ON Ale in , once Of
resident OF said state and said complainant HAVING fled
OH S e G.1 M s sa
hayi t. been h issued thereon according to laws;
term thereof to s he'd at me tcaT House
IN Ottawa said county the first Monday September
AND plead answer demur except bill the same viii
s s ana the matters and things
NrAD .,.-,
D1ckEY. Bo1L. 1 RIcuoLsoS, Solicitors. ansia-sw
NASTEIt'S SALE.-Nouce ia hereby rven
Court Safe @sas ana s ened nCs
the jane term q said court, ISL, in certain cause
was Complainant nnnisS s and Daniel
Ss%, saera 8 gnSkn Florence Smith Frank p Smith
for Ss at se the .o 1MS
public . Ss,r and viii then sell the highest bidder
e sa ~ being the same ordered by said de-
Ths northwest quarter the southeast quarter and the
SPs' ' s and
ea seven So Y h %S%rsP CO. north three
La Sale and state Of Illinois. ~ wv ''"'''' VI
TERMS OF sAIx--ca'h GEORGE N, n: !, LE s,
BRUSH Z Byrlrs. N comprs Solicitors aucls-,w
A D,TM,TTENudET7;T!,HAToR'S notice.
, Of Ts s;n She's, deceased
S o rH% s %ae" Interested
raSc n2t,ce that the UNDERSIGNED Administrator the
be holden At the Cout House sd coany on The rst Man
scrbed real estate belonging to the unknown ~" Of
% ssG the 9n half Of the northwest
illinois "'"yI ESw S%is %' LEWIS .%fsa i"
NOTICE. TN or n, ,r,r p, -. ,>---
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A carpenter being asked for riddle, pro-
pounded the following: 81 picked it up;
couldn't find it; Iput it down and went along
with it." No one could guess It, 1t was a
splinter in his foot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-02

N(DTICE.-ksTATE OF JARED EuLBURT. DECEASED
~ Notice Is hereby given that tie undersigned
the last will and testament Of Jared Hulbur late coGn
~ Of La Sale and State Illinois deceased will appear before
the county court said county on the third Monday eng
18th day. or October 6 at the Court House Ottawa
said county when and where all persons having claims
mands against said estate notified present the
same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day OF August A D. ls11.
aug @6w LYMAN j. HCLBURT, Executor.
The New York herald., 1871-06-15
LAST PARADE OF TIE GRADUATES.
The Eiue to b. DOnIed To-
Day at Reveiiie.
GRAND HOP LAST NIGHT.
The Cadets the Lions and the
Officers Nowhere.
THE sTaNDIIsS OF The "ST,Rs" C0uPlRED.
WEST POINT, June IA, 1871.

WEST POINT June a. 1871.
TIT LAST PARADE
ul the graduacs look place this evening and was, as
usul an occa don Tor much gl3lness ANA no little
sorrow; for argue AZ a cadet may who finally
arrives AZ Inc terra OF ms four years az
Academy nc cannot leave behind hm his old cont
Tanio4s IN arms without iceliny Of regret which
N, amount Of ioy at the prospect Of ionnlng the
blue for The gray can comDlcieiy overcome. During
four years many Friendships are made in the corps
oesweel members u different classes which last
long "A life llsts ana when 10 Is taken into coa-
siaerauon that wnea graduating class leave here
ilcy are IN month or so scattered IA and near
over the country ana may never again set eyes upon
their old friends OF the Other ciasses Is no wonder
rha: the unodden tear ofea starts TO The eye OF the
cadet rs he stands on the threshold Of his new
career, or that his llps should trembie with
emotion SO no joins IN the hearty cheers with
which his lower class comrades greet him
ana mis- fellows when The goodbys have been
spoken. There Is, doubtless great JOY among the
graduates whea ne last parade is al an end, bat
there Is ceraialy !nuch sorrow IS we'll
The class WILL be relieved from lty reveille to.
morrow morning, AID tlen---a ing FOR dement's. AS
1t moy re of interest 10 people VINO desire to know
how the stars OF tne class stand rs compared
with tacir predece during the past four years
1append the following table. II will be seen that
fae cass Is III no way inferior to those which gra-
dlated before thelc since ls61:--
The New York herald., 1871-06-15

Marine Disasters.
SHIp FERDINAND fEC) Never loading at Harnis pctro
l"um wharf, Baltimore, for Bremen, partially burned
Eth Inst.
BARE CAROLINE LAaoST-New Orieans Juno 1t-At
Southwest Pass the bark Caroline La non Boyker, from
Gsisction for Liverpool. put Ia for repairs she dis
lar during gale The ?,h She also leaking BADLY.
Size large bark ashore ship Shoals Pass PUutre
The steamship Gsndeia, Tor galveston, aso
put a. Tor repairs at Southwest Pass
BAER ApGIATIc, Providence from Plctol reports
dac, aDot fJ mi ca eait of Georges Bank, North Ger
man bark with her bow stove ~, bowsprt lifted out &c.
had probababy teen 10 contact with BARK Heroine OF Bos
TONI
wall before reported by telegraph to lie ashore st Turks
Isl nds and eey u total oss y4 tors register,
burt IN 1859 nj Portsmouth, MI, and owned In Boson
scUs PioNrr = Oswego, Nv June 1.-THE schr Centn-
Pioneer, with coal ron this port for Osbaws. Canada
West srang leak honday Afternoon and sank In deep
wer, about seven mica OIL Pretquc Isle The crew were
saved
sonr PRcGeRss--Po-,smoush MI, June i-schr Pro.
sr arussman, towcl into this ort today having
lost oIemnstead and toTmast and srt foesa IN eavy
squat VIII cln mir aud proceed on her voyage TO Bostou
froa "a mon
scur DArINa tBr). goudro,. Cow Bav, CIR May rs
for koctand, with coal ashore ab)M IOh inst Bay
Lodges rear hockan, Me- vessel aud cargo total loss
The registered l7j tous pult at Parrsboio, Ms,
1ob2, and hailed from Halifax.
scnE ELLw DoRoN tof Bristol Pal, Jarvis al Vine.
yard Hagel from Philadelphia for osiop was struck by
whrwind the morning OF The llth, OH Shnnecock light,
aging the ing rigging; will be towed 20 Boston.
saua ANE l. CARL, sunk ut Block Jslard, ane
vessel OF go tons register, butt al Nohror li IN ls,
owned by the cspdip Cai OF Northpor and parties
In Providence.
Miscellaneous.
We arc Indebted TO Mears Geo Philips Collins, ship.
pIns Iacrsbantc, Of south street.. for their aenors
The New York herald., 1871-06-15
PORT OF NEW YORK., JUNE II, 1871.
CLEARED.

sesnShip Java trr), Martyr, Liverpool Queenstown
c q frsIcNyn.
Steamship Idaho fpr), Price, Lverpooi-wiIams 4
Guion.
steamship Humboldt tBrl, johnson. Liverpoo-yuss
Jevors.
steamship Ismailia (Br), Brown, Glasgow Henderson
Bros
seamnhip City OF PORT Prince Jackson, Prince
II murray ,r.
steamship Charleston, Berry, Cbarlcson-H Morgan
Co.
seamshp wamsua, Fish, New Bedford-Fer4uson 4
Wood
ship J Chapman. stone, Aniwerr-Funch. Edye 4 90.
ship Eorschcii INC, frearichs Hamburg Punch Edge
Co.
Bark Fanny Atkinson, Atkinson, Aa,verp-Jacob W
Schmidt Co.
Bark serd Nor) Lamb nrnkIrk- Funch Edyc Go.
Bark Thos Daet tBr, WcS Lacuayra Porto Cabello
-Dalet Bliss A 20.
Bc,x n corning star tbr, Waugh, St Jago Caba-way
dell A co.
Rrg Rover Mann, Cork for orders via Wilmington, nc
a Lindsay.
brig Tire tPortl, xancr Lisbon ageinevcr Rrurn
Brig George Downeg Lanfarc Trowbridge's
Sonp.
brig Favorile, Due, Port spsn--H Trowbridsc's Sous
The New York herald., 1871-06-15

Fns Juia Kelly, knight, Barbados. 6c-Mn'er Iiough-
ton.
.rig II Havland, Bane, Glace Bay na:tcn, Watson &
Co.
Bris Nevs. Fitchet Granville, NS-Mier Holshton.
l.Tig Marion DR. kuggrs. ~ John, NB-Hsney Parker
Brig Hat 10 Bishop, eIter, Portiand-ktP Buck 90.
.ehr Imich Princess, Hasse, Maracaoo and Curacoaos
Fou se's Sons.
sehr inward Wheeler, Fast fIarbor-Racset Bro.
SER ben tolt Rr irakc. ST George, ABJcd Frye Co.
scar Clara Montgomery. Borden, Jacksonville
Eay
schr Garrett Wright Croprer Norfolk. Vac Staples
Il
schr n Samson Samson, Georgetown, DC-Jas Ei
wra 4 Co.
Schr kalrh Carton Curtis, sllem-Oiger rryan.
schr Alton Miner, Miner, lroyldenco-H w Jackson
Co
schr X Is Smith, kickerson, New Bedford Ferguson &
Wood.
schr senvtor, Bydenburs Bridgepor-H jackson 4
Go.
slcop Mary Elizabeth Hnssener, East Haven, Ct-Racket
Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia
Steamer u Utley. DAVIS, Phi adelphia
Steamer Stners, Davis Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-06-15
TIE saMy OF TIE J,HEs.
Preparations Tor the second TriCuuia

Preparations Tor the Sec3pa TriGnniai
ReaGiou.
Tho second triennai reunion Of the Society OF the
Army o. the James viii he he'd in this city on Wed
nesday, Juiy u. TIe ooc.ety VIII assemble at
Apollo Hall, corner OF broadway and West twenty
eighth street. which has been generously placed
at The disposal oi the Executive Committee by
Genera! Ferrero The Grafton viii oc delivered by
MAJOR General Alfred II. Terry, of Fort Fisher
ce.eprity, and an original poem rccted by Col
unel John Hay gJini D'udso'l late private
secretary TO President Lincoln. The baBd of tue
flrst United Stales artillery, kindly rendered oy
General J. Nod1es, Will furnish tie music. Alter
the termination vi the puOilc exercises business
lhee'iag VIII bc nelu, aud an election Tor ohcers
take place. At half-past six O'CLOCK " M. hanqncl
WI ne bIvcn ny Tie society al the ST. James IOtcl,
on me corner of BROADWAY aud T"cnlysixtn street.
10 thls entertainment Governor Hoffman ana MAYOR
mcdowell, United States Army commanding
TIE Milule Department and Admiral Smith,
commanding the naval forces on The sta
ton. MAJOR General u. H. Butler Will re-
spOlu 10 nc sentiment vf "Ihe society Or the
army O. lie iaLIes,h anu tic following prominent
Generals Ieriy, Amcs, Mcitzei, 6leuon, Foster,
Descrs. shepcy, Turner. Gilmore, "Galdy'i smith
ana others. The executive committee having the
wn9ie matter Ia charge Is composed OF Generals
teaIics Il. orauam j.. Is. kiddon United states
Army. *. NJ. Han, Jplled states Army: Colonel
George W. Hooker dna MAJOR Henry Y. Lockwood.
Inc headquarters or the society will be al The St.
James io,ei cncere who served IN tue Army of
ne James dcsifOIs % JOiring tDc society are re-
ques, ed 20 communicate with the Treasurer, Gene.
raj charles 4. Carleton, No. Warren street New
folk.