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The THEATER.-The Lord D~undreary
of SOthern, which be will perform ono
more in Memphis, was last night wit
messed by as large and as interested an
audience IS that Of Wednesday night.
We believe that Mr.. Sothern might pre-
sent this character for many nights, per.
hsps weeks, before theater-goers here
would confess themselves satisfied. It Is
80 msny-sided, and sbounds In 30 much
that induces thought 81 well as begets
amusement, that q half-dozen sittings do
not suffice to enable the spectator to know
it so thoroughly as to be able to say that
he fully appreciates 1t. D~undreary is un
questionRbly q character of greater breadth
and scope than Rip Van Wrinkle, and be-.
ing nearer the possible in nature is likely
to become more popular. Tonight Mr..
SotheIn will appear as David Gar
rick in the comedy of that name,
founded upon the French comedy
Of sullivan" In which MI. Robert
son conceived the idea Of making the his
torical Garrick the hero OF the plsy instead
Of the imaginary Sullivan. The plot turns
upon the i~nfatuation entertained by the
daughter Of q wealthy London alderman
for the actor. To sure her of this folly, as
he deems 1t, the alderman coneeives the
bold idea of calling upon Garrick himself,
personally, and invoking his aid. This is
willingly granted, and Garrick proceeds
to carry out q plan which he has formed Of
disgusting the lady with her ideal hero by
presenting himself before her IS y drunk
ard and q gamester. BE invites himself
to dinner ct the aldermsn's, and then, to
his utter surprise, recognizes In the young
lady one whose lovely and sympathetic
face, as seen nee only from the stage
during a performance Of "Hamlet," has
never ceased 10 haunt him. Rsmorse
EeIzss him, but, true to his word given
10 her fAther, he faithfully per-
forms his part, and is finally or
dered to leave the house by b object Of
his secret alteration herself. This scenei Is
ssId ID be one OF Mr.. sothern's greatest
triumphs. and that no finer or more deli
cate piece Of acting has eve been wit
messed. The mixture of tragedy and
farce Is 90 admirably managed that the
audience, while kept In o OF laughter,
cannot fail TO see and to sympathize with
the self-imposed degradation OF b great
actor. Finally, the lady hears nom ber
Of q cousin, whom her father
wishes to force upon hsr as a husband, the
me character Of Garrick: that he never
dT5nkE or Rames, and IL involved in 3 duel
in defense Of her good name, which Is TO
tale Mace the next morning. She
aias 10 his house TO seek an inter-
view with him. Is discovered there
bv her father, who, during q temporary
fsintness thst comes over her, leaves the
room to Beek assistance. Garrfok entersB
In tbe mesntime, and while confessing his
love for her, in the hearing Of her father,
sntreats her TO return home and submit
to his wishes like q dutiful daughter. OF
course, after such conduct, the only course
opsn to the worthy alderman IL 70 bestow
her upon the hiRh-ninded and honorable
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TIKI PLANTERS MACHINE.
Splendid and Satisfactory Exhibit OfIts
Practical workings at the Old
Rae Track Yesterday.

We visited the old race track yesterday
TO witness the trial of Dugsn's new COM
bined patent ploW, planter, chopper and
c~ultivItor. The exhibition was given
upon "a very inferior piece of grounds
portion of which had been turned out for
years to grazing purposes, and which was
far worse than other soilin the immediate
Vicinity which might hsve been selected
for tho trial. Soon after two O'Clock in the
afternoon, the visitors having arrived, the
machine was set in motion, and first de-
monstated its ability to break up. This
done, the inventor also satisfactorily
proved that it could not only break up the
land, but ridge or bed up at one and the
same operation. The next demonstration
was to exhibit Its capacity as g planter.
Seed was placed in the hopper. the bull
tongue was adjusted, the team was put in
motion, and the rows were opened, planted
and covered at n operation, and tar more
accurately than IL Is possible to do by
hand. The scrspers and choppers were then
placed in position, and in simple Justice
to the machine we must state that 1t did
its work in a manner entirely creditable
and more rapid, and fully as accurately,
as twalve hrst-class field hands could pos
sibly do.
The exhibition yesterday was witnessed
by q lsrge and influential GLASS Of our
prominent citizens, and the interest
which they manifested in this wonderful
invention augurs well for Its future sue
cess, A machine to receive the hattering
enconliums of the intelligent business
men of Memphis must have something
far stove the average merit of ordinary
implements, and as we have, from time
to time, expressed ourselves In enthusiast
tic terms Of this new invention, we feel
fattered at the general appreciation given
by those present to this machine.
The exhibition given yesterday will be
the last in this vicinity until the annual
fair, and those who wish to secure them
will have to call on the agents, Messrs.
Milblrn & Walker, No. 81 Union street.
And Just here we would like to say a
word K q certain class of our read
ers. We do not mean our regu-
lar subscribers, but q certain set Of
lcquRcious individuals who do love to
congsegate about oar ONCE and who love
to talk about unreliable labor, ""demor-
alization Of hands," "inefdciency Of SER
vantig," etc.: II you would remedy the
vagabond system of labor heretofore en-
oonrlged by you, diEmiss the worthless
hands which you have been caring for,
and secure machinery which will substt'
tute your former laborer. Let the negro
understand that white brains, without
effort can substitute brute force, and the
exhibition Of this superiority will soon
make him as s~dbservient as Is consistent
with his own and employers interests.
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PAPER bsgs, at Orsig's seed store.
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AuITTLE JUSTICE WANTED.
whars the natter VITA she quorum
COurt2

To the voters Of Shelby county, and especially
of the Fourteenth Civil district:
EDITORS acknowledgements quarter
ly court is In session, and I sac by the
proceedings Of that court that the death Of
9 Justice Of the peace has been suggested
and proven, to-wit, John E. Burke. do
not see any order Of record entered In the
proceedings Of the court since the sugRes-
ton of the death to instruct the sheriff Of
the county TO 60 On and call an election to
I'LL the vacancy, as prescribed by the law
of this State. Who is to blame In this
matter2 Why Is it not dons7 Is there .
Niger in the wood-pile2 Would not the
people of Shelby county like to see the
Fourteenth Civil district fully repre-
scented by a full quota Of her justices, as
the law says she must have7 Now is the
time, as there are matters of great Interest
pending in the county court, involving
the rights Of the people of the entire
county. / give this suggestion, thinking
at the same time, that some citizen Of the
county may callthe attention of the coun-
ty court to this matter, or even the sheriff
Of this county. It must appear to the
people that this matter has been over
looked Inadvertently, in the hurry Of
business, by our noble sire, the magis-
trste of the county. Now will the county
court attend to this matter at once, if It
should appear to them to be q "duty
which they ought to have performed I" by
themselves, and the sheriff of this county,
after proper and lawful notice of the case
Of election. As "taxation without repre-
s~entation was the principal cause of the
first war In this country" q legal war
may be the result Of this strange purse
pursued by our county fathers. More
anon. Let there be light.
ATAX-PAYER OF SHELBY COUNTY.
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nRAOELkT-A ehild'a sold braoele', be-
~ tween Second and Main street, near OF
IN Court square. Ire nnder will be reward.
ed BY relurntng ito - Court street ap4
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NEmLINER's sHow-CAsE-NO. 81 Besle
vi street ap5

Il AED-For sale, loo acres land within half
IL 8 mile OF the new Paducah bsllroao,
and sOl acres within one mile, with the pest
Wstes.poWer in this reRilD-au Splendid
land, Zen miles north Of Memphis on Big
Grs ek plRnEroad. / ask S35 an acre and go
can be cleared net from every sore on the
a 4. REMHEhT,
-oos1ea Erorf al WemnhfE Tam.
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Emma O. Elliott, with J. d. Elliott COM
manding, backs ont for Cincinnati and all
points on the Ohio river ct four O'Clock
this evening. Messrs. Aft. Alcoke and
Al. Croxall are clerks.
The regular Ohio river passenger packet
Minneola leaves to day at i've O'Clock for
Louisville, Cincinnati and all the usual
landings, Captain W. B. Miller COM
mandss and J. s. Jones Is her chief secre-
tary.
The Colorado. Captain Luker, leaves
this evening at five O'Clock for Cairo and
Sc. Louis. h. DERRICK is purser.
The passenger steamer John KilRour,
Captain Alfred Stein, leaves this evening
at three O'Clock for New Orleans and ali
way landings. She has superior accom-
modations for passengers. Mr., Frank
Beck fficiates at the desk,
The fleet passenger steamer Belle Lee,
in command Of J. r. Hicks, leaves this
evening at four O'Clock positively, for
New Orleans and al bend landings.
Her state-rooms are furnished with all the
modern Injuries and appointments. Mr..
John $. Sullivan holds forth in the Office.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
Boats Leaving This Day.
river. Weatner and Rusirs...

The river at this city rose seven inches
in the last twenty-four hours, and stands
ten feet three inches above extreme low
water mark. At Cairo 1t rose twelve
inches, and at Cincinnati ten inches; &C
Louisville it fell two inches, and at Pitts
burg twelve inches; st Vicksburg it fell
M inch, The weather yesterday was
fair. Business on the l0Yee was light,
with little transactad.
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LAW
Supreme Court.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, TENN, April 4-Judge Mich
olsOn's heard Nos. 19, 20, q, 25, 81, 80, As,
40, lac, 159, on the first circuit court dock
ct, and finished the first call of said docket.
The peremptory call will commence to-
morrow, and all causes not ready when
reached viii be continued to the next
term. Judge Deaderick's section heard
Nos. q and %, from the Memphis chan
Gerry court. Tomorrow is motion day,
Opinions delivered Saturday.
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First Otrcuit COuFt-Hefskeu, 5udge
The case Of Mckinney, Bryson & Co.
VS. Stiles, No. 1852, is specially set to-day.
After the trial of this case, motions will
be heard on the call of the motion dock
ct. The business of the term viii be nm
ished up to-day, and the court viii sd-
journ until the third Monday in May
next.
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Criminal Court-FIippin. Iudre.

The following are the cases for trial to-
day. Defendants on bonds must be In at
tendance promptly: James Cornell, per.
jury; VIM, Dunlap, larceny; Arthur Ed
monds, larceny; Michael Began, horse
stealing.
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1 HAVE removed my business place to
No. 235 Main street, and call for tailor
Workmen - four coat-makers and two
pants-makers. L will pay full price Of
bill. LEROY.
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BRAMAH Fowl,

Bird fsnciers can see a fine trio of Bra
nah fowls on exhibition at
= r. G. CRAIG & CO.'S
Agricultural and Seed Store, ST. and $40
Main street.
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secOnd Circuit OOurt-HaIsey, Judge.
The call of yesterdays calendar reached
1856. To-day the remaining cases on the
same will be called.
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.-"Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are invaluable to
those exposed to sudden changes, afford
ing prompt relief in Coughs, Colds, etc.
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JoE LOCKE, z6H Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, PictoTtalz and dAi.
Lies In the city.
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FINE hot lunch at the 'Bay Horseu ev.
ery day, from ten to one O'Clock.
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EooNoNY.-TaRe your spring clothing to the
9feara DYeing and Cleaning Hous Hunt 3
HanIonf cid gtand), 246 Second street.
HANSON q WALKER,
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TIE cheapest and best Steam Dyelng and
Cleaning house In the city Is AZ 28 second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON 4 WALKER.
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Jon LOCKE has received an assortment
Of tracing wheels.
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FoR FAMILY USE Upper Blue Lick. va
ter, In bottles, is admirable. It Is bottled
carefully at the spring, and packed in
cases suitable for shipment to any part Of
the world. In this form 1t Is equal to the
water ct the spring, and far superior to
that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
Wholesale Agents.
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EXAMINE the CRATE in this ofacs. T7fa prsaI
savbag OF fnel.-EDs.
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COMMUNAL FKLIcrTY-Ncthing tends more
TO o9nnubial happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
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60 10 Joe LOOke's for the latest publ
oaticna.
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MILK.

what we Set for Our Msney-TyndaTs
Analysts.
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GlRDnS Implements, st crAig's seed
stOrg.
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HUNaARIAE grass seed. at orais's seed
etOns.
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LOST on STOLEa.

DOINTER BITCH lone year old, all
white, with one lemon. cOlored Bar. A
suitable reward Will be paid, II returned TO
mh23 ]. 3. COOKE 81 street,
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-Go to Leddins Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business Consgs.
Armstrong; Photographs Gallery, No. M
Main street. Three tsulussB gem pictures for
atty cents.
W. A. Edmonds, d. D., h-omeopathist.
Residence, Peabody hotA. once, l7H Monroe.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

SEED buokrheat, .. Cralg,s seed ..ors.
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srzAx-F1rr1se. BIS second street.
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OHolCn ICED CORN, a oraig,s.


SEE advertisement OF Dr. Butts Dispensary,
In another column. 1t should be read by
All.
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WATER EXCAVATIONS.

PLUMBING, s15 Second street,
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sTEP.IADDERs at Craig's seed store.

DRIVEN WELLS, s15 Second street.
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OOOoAun dresses the hAir beautifully.
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lARRIAGE Painting md Repairing, COS.
ner second and Gaycso Etreeta.
mhlg Hills a DAhAN.
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FRLAR's POINT AMI BENDS.

!. A. KILLER GHIcKER-eoGK BRAND.
WE cali the particular attention Of the
w wholesale trade TO our large stock Of
WhtBktes, mostly Of the celebrated and we'll
Known brand for b past twenty years OF j.
A. Miller Chteken-Cock Bourbon and Rya
whisky made In Paris, Bourbon county,
KY and warranted TO the trade for it, pu-
rfty q uniformity in quality, and 10 fm-
prove by age faster than any other whisky,
inside II the finest cooperage. We have dfh.
and nvs years Of age, al prices varying ss 70
age, etc.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS-Sterei
brand on one head Of the barrel and the
burnt brand Of the disttllery on the other
head, made In n in nom Paris, Bourbon
county, KY.
WholesSle dealers, gr0csrs and druggists
are invited to examine our stock. For sale
In lots only by
CObB, DOLNOEDE q CO.
Sole Agents, corner Walnut and Third,
dU 2taE st. LOuia No.
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o WHITE RIVER.


Momphas and white River Packet Ca.
US. n and southern Express.
For Helena, Devau's Bluh, Searcy, Augusta
and JackEonport
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAL TEHDER.-..-W. ]. Ashford, master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, at 5
O'Clock pm
r, P, WALT------.John ]. Edison, master
Leaves Memphis evsry SATURDAY, at S
O'Clock pm.
The above line OF elegant steamers connect
at DeVaIis Blum with the railroad for Little
Rock and J~ackHonpOrt.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
mh7 2 Promenade, foot of Jefferson.
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FOR SALE.

nOVY-kn elegant saddle pony suitable
for lady or boy TO rice; nne style, souno,
AK y old and perfectly gentlei the color
- dsrF Eay. Foi further particulars, inquire
Or Fan g. Co. formerly beiiEmsn q Hail. OF
cal al cur stable, DO. IS Union street. n see
the pony. u.r IN
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STEAMR0ATs
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CINCINNATI and lew OrIeau 5 Paekef CO..
For Vicksburg, hatcher and New Orleans,
the elegant passenger steamer
80 John kilg0Hr -
a stein---..-..mast Beck, ir------.--.clerk
VIII leave THIS DAY. April5, at 3 pm.
For freight or passage apply TO
ECLIOfT a MILLER.
apps 2Promenade street, foot ofJeferson.
Memphis &. NsW Orleans Packet cs
For New Orleans and the Bsnds-stesmer
- BELLE LEE -
VIII leave FRIDAY, So inst, at5p.m.
B. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
? Once on tre Lsvee. No. -.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cinein.
natl, the entirely new passenger steamer
AEEmaC. ElliettER
vii leave THIS DAY 6th inst, at pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
sp5 2EIliott Block. foot Of Je1erson.
Dean Lime.
For Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and Cincin-
nati-Thee elegant passenger steamer
- HiMkE0LA l
WI MfIer--.master John 8. Jonss.-clerE
Leaves as above FRIDAY, April 5th, at 5
O'Clock pm, positively.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
ap3 z. D. COBB. Agent. $50 Front street.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
-
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo aud st. Louis
- steamer COLORADO,
VIII leave IS above THIS DAY, April 5th,
a. 5 "a O'Clock pm.
apo FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
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WANTS

KFUsIC-BOX- "A secondhand muAic-box OF
IVA large Eise, and In good order.-AppIy
at go Front street ap4
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FOR RIVER.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
For all Way Landings on thu MtEsissfpp1
60 Helena, L,AREuflte, tO hArfanRa.
and NJ. Francis River TO WfttsburE.
A=e ST. FRANCIS 80
7, R. BOWMan --... maste Sam Pafn---cIerk
VIII leave Memphis as above EVERY TUES
DAY. at s O'Clock pm
FOR freight or passage apply on bnArdIDo7
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aAs.FrrrrNa, Sis Second street.

PLANT trelliu, at Craig's seed store.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
MILITARY TRIALS.

The General Court martial, comprising Col.
D. b. sacct II .ctor-G Gonesal; COL Israel Vodge', 1s
Artillery; Col. C.. J. Kuburn, Assistant COmmssary-
General OF Subsistence; Col J. c. Davis 23d Infantry;
Major Nbsaom Baird Assistant Iuspector-Gtnerai
Major william Hays 9Th Artillery Major j. W. Brannan'
1T Art,,ry; Major NJ ". Blunt, 14h Infantry; Major
j. X Miner, 4h Cavalry; Major HOrato G.. Gibson, sd
Artillery; Capt Richard Arnold. 9th Artillery; First
Lieut. Asa b. Gardner 1st Artillery, JudgeAdvocate OF
the Court appointed under Special Orders No. 23i Of
the War Department for the tricl of Major Henry
b. Reese, Paymaser, and other persons, met
Yesterday morning, at the Army Buildings at Hous'
ton and Greeuc-sts The charge against Major
Reese is for violation OF the 09i Article Of War; for
conduct to the prejudice OF good order and military d.
cpline." and IS substantialr rs follows: While STA
toned rs paymastcr at Louisville, KY and az Ncw-York,
Major Reese drew checks the Assistant Treasurer Ia
this city for various for which, on comparison or
his checkbOoks and the series OF numbers IN them, no
vouchers appeared The Ee9Ftig 49, a. tb - en- q,
efayndster-GenCral, at once brought these seeming
irregularities notice. The defense claimed that MajOr
Reese, being employed m paying officers, drew these
checks the convenience Of officers Wlo had no bank
Al examination of the books Of Major Reese
proved that there detault but az the proceeding
was calculated TO create confusion IN his monthly
counts, the Government ordered the court lartial,
which viii continue its session to-day.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
1-NIrEn srllEs PRAClICE.

In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
the case OF Joshua Minor, indicted for dealing In coun
erreit money, reserve though Minor who has never
been arrested the indictment, was present aud
anxious to have the matter disposed Of. lie was tried
and acquitted last Spring on charge Of having in his
possession plates for making counterfeit money! and It
is thought that the DisctAtorucy does not press the
trial on the pending indictment because he las no hopes
Of securing a conviction.
Henry Camp. an Old grayheaded man, pleaded guilty
TO sending obscene literature through tie mails, and
Judge Benedict ia innicng upon him the extreme pen
atty Of the laW-25OO tine and years imprQnment at
hard labOrrclnaIEet That the punishment was not Sc
we're enough for the Ofcusc
The case of Bcroni Howard indicted for manufactu-
ring counterfeit match stamps was SET down Tor trlaI
ON 10th inst. Tuls has been ret DOWN Tor ti
al almost every term OF the Court during the last four
years and then put over" The general opinion seems
10 be that this Will not only 'gO over the present
term, but that never will be tried
New-York tribune., 1872-10-08
4 lire in the store of Henry Einstein al No 19I
FUNERAL OF DIR. LIEBER.

The funeral of DIR. Lieber took place at II
~, yesterday, from the Church of the Incarnation,
MadsOn-aye. The remains removed from his late
residence No. 4s East Thirty yourthst at 1890, the fo
lowing friends being pali-bearers: President f. A. r.
Barnard Of Columbia College, exPreSidcnt T. d. wool
sey OF Iale College, William Cullen Bryant, the
Rev. DR.. II. Drsler, Professor OF Greek Co
lumba College; j. II. Van Amringe, Professor vi
Mathematics, Columbia College; the Hon. Samuel B.
Ruggles Judge Player OF Philadelphia aud Drs. Del.
mold and Dwight The exercises Of the College were
dispensed with, and the acade students aud the
class Of 73 OF the Law School present body.
The remains reached the church ~ II O'clock and
received at the door by Bishop Potter and the Rev DR.
Montgomery, who preceded IL 10 the chance Dr. Mont
gomery repeating am the resurrection and the life "
Ac. The quartet then cnantcd "LOrd let me know
mine end" &c., after which tho Epstlo read Then
followed the hymn, Nearer, my Cod 10 Thee" sung
by the quartet Bishop Potter read The services over
the coffin, and the anthem, % heard voice from
Heaven" &C., followed. After the prayers, Jesus
lover OF my soul" was sung, and tho exercises We're
closed by the benedictOn, pronounced by the Bishop.
The body then removed 10 the SecOnd-st cemetery
where IL was temporarily deposited IN vault II was
inclosed In massive mahogany casket The plate bore
the OF the deceased the date OF his DEATH Oct
aud his age "a 1t was covered with floral crosses.
crowns and wreaths and as deposited ia the chan
eel a solemn dirge was played by the Organist.