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The Statefof MISSISSIPPI !, panoh county-M the
Chancefy Court Of said county, January
tern 1913.
Thursday Jabrsy ls,slssa .

tern 1913.
Thursday Jahhss s.ass& -
In the matter ofthc hanl settlement Of the es-
tate Of Alexander Meek, deceased, in sad
Court. Er.as vfAG~
Upon AFFIDAVIT flee with the final aceoaint OF
Jef j. Meek, administrator oftheesiate af Az
eSander Meek deceased, IT Appearing ito The
satisfaction Of the court that the following
heirs-at-law ofsail deceased, to .wit:-Robert
Meek, James Meek, Elizabeth Carter andlherl
husband Jesse Garter, who reside at Wits
bu 2, st. Francis county, Arkansas the heirs
at-law otThonas Meek deceased, wIpp nam2
residence and p~ostoficc address are unknown;
SIM son A. Moore, Thomas Moore and Uen
Moore who reside at Fayetteville, Lincoln
county. Tennessee; Elizabeth Houston, who re-
Esides ID the State Of TEXAS, but whose postofice
address 10 unknown; Martha Moore, Rebecca
Moore, and Nancy Jane Moore, whose postofice
address and residence are unknown; Nancy
Price and her hush ind Pleasant Price, wi 0 re-
side in the State o. Illinois, but whose post
Office address is unknowm James Meek. who
resides in Upshirs county, State Of Texas. but
Whose p~ostofice address is unknown and Jo-
Ieeph Meek, who resides in The State or Arkan-
ES~@i "Hs W hose pustoluAS 4u4fbSS Is unknoWn,-
are all non-rcsidents Of The State ofMississippi,
50 that the ordinary process Of this court can
not be served upon them: II is therefore or
dered BY, the court that said defendants appear
before this court ID the second Monday of
April, 1878, aad show cause, If any they can,
why said hral account should not be allowed
and approved as filed In this court, and said
adminstrssor discharged. assssaasaaa
It is further ordered that a copy of this or
der be published once . week for. four consecu-
i've weeks in the weekly Pamela Star" a
public newspaper printed and published in this !
county.
A true copy from the minutes of said court.
Issued January ~ 1878.
JOHN G. HARRISON,
feol.tv Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

NI| Dts f#HH l~aFNIafIf
reported sras 'he Jai Gary Com
mirss % the ~erh't, tf.iit0H1g'
ps'.ots frraI bshiing sRd ssicisius
she irgr0as % more than one oace
.in iiis STATE. e another striking
as Isfcsbt the determination Of our.
leg stature t1 have The government
% Mil sippi a. correct aed tree.
from errefs or iaults ~ possible
The evil which 'lis law ID designed
10 correct IS by no means general,
and SET urre are frequent instance
10 be- found Zoo th.s state where one
individual holds q monopoly, 50 to
iareak, OF the local ofFces-nn ar
%rnusamsut abioh doubtless is quite
sutis6ctory ta bis pocket, but which
"a hy uu meau, |consDuant with the
welfare of the public nor Of the lu,
hes uppertainius to the several Po-
,tio,n which Ne Processes to fiji.
We feel an unusual degree Of pride
in the work which is being accom-
Z rlshpd by our present Legislature,
and we know Of no public servants
who have s%triyen to win the pIaudit
of"well DONE more honestly thaa
they. Ii the legislators who are to
come after them are equally true to
the welfare Of their CONSTITUENCY and
the State at large, Mississippi vii
soon be one of the hest governed
States in the Upi9n .-[Pilot.
In the language OF the little boy
who caught his daddy saying hi.
proycrs-"Tho Pilot is getting bet,
|. ter a,-s
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The lts "a NatiupA sh algniy In he
Chant ~ f'al n aii county, JANUARY
tsfm. 1873
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-02-22

The sisteo Of Mississippi, Pamela county In the
thancery Court of said county, January
6 term, 1874.
, 1873-05-31

Ammonia, " the Professor answers, -" You have
named all those %suIphuric acid, s~ulphate of lime, and
snIphate of irat) which are usually
ia addition, I can only suggest the keeping y0ur dung
6eaDs as much couered up as possible your tanks cover
ed an also and 10 dilute your Iiquid manure in them
with one or two waters by which the escape OF am
mOnia will be in a great measure prevented" " | am
gtad to find" he adds, " that your interest in Agrl-
cultural Chemistry has led yen 10 exert yourself for
the diffusion of knowledge connected with the sub
iect. You are at liberty TO make what use you please
of the observations which | have made upon the dItte-
rent subjects connected with The analyses | have
made for YOU" | do not sac how | could make a bet
ter use of them than in presenting them TO my fellow
countrvmen, to each one Of whom they may be as
valuable as they might be to myself. My great hope
is that they may contribute to the improvement of the
general system ofour cultivation. They would assur-
edly do so if some of our Jealous and bold practical
men would once carry them into execution. l am
always glad when | can bring enc authority TO back
another, without any concert or agreement between
them therefore would here adduce a passage from
a late article by Mr.. Prideaux in the Farmers Journal
which will, [ think, show the coincidence in the mat
tiers treated ofin this letter, between men who have
studied the subject -" Ammonia is the most valuable
Ingredient, and many be estimated lin comparison
with other mauures) at Cd. to Sd. per h.; so that two
samples, in other respects equal, one containing 10,
the other only 5 per cent. Of ammonia, the first will be
worth Is. Cd. per cwt. or G2 los. per ton more than
the other. The Ingredient next in value is the phos-
phate of lime, including that of magnesia, which is
here in a more soluble state than in bones and TAX
ing bones as upon an average, half their weight Of
phosphate may be valued at double the price of bone
= As to the value of which, see an important letter of PrOfes-
sor Johnston to Mr.. Shirley, published in the Jamaica Report
or Of Oct. II, 1914.
, 1873-05-31
rus UNDERSDGME 90
OFFERS
FOR s e:

Hoes. Bills. Manure forks. Screw Plates.
FEELING Axes, GTndstones. Gratings,
MuIe-tpace, Back and Bull Chains,
Copper for Stills, Iron pipe Elbows, Rose,
Cut and Horse Mans, Rat Traps, Puncheon
and Butt Iron HOOPS. Bar and Sheet Iron,
Horse Shoes, Sugar Ladies, Skimmers,
Grass Knives, Paints Zinc and Lead, sun
drv ~colours) in oil and drv, Superior Paint
oil Kerosene. Lard. Raneseed, Whale and
F BosIos r oi i P@ s:5sis ..d qe 6saSis H Ei'o
:1I1o' 49, cSiu41 49, cIaa
, 1873-05-31
AUCTION.

AT the request Of Christiansteds
L1l Dealing Court in behalf of Mr..
IL G. Ratclitfe's trustee dealing and
, 1873-05-31
AUCTION.

PFTER Begjpring af Christian
! Stcds Skitteret som behandIende
Planter II. c. BatcIiffes Opbudsboc
paaegn, Fegne og tilIigc if0Ige Be
myndigelsc ira Major VIM. +. Moore,
der som Executor behandIer afgang-
ne, George Walkers 30, vii den de
to fornHvnte Boer felIig tilhorende
, 1873-05-31
SUKKERPLANTAGE
gAROND
- MED -
@F9:p1.Ri

med Alt Tilbeh0r, beliggende Dron-
ningens Qvarteer sub No. 81 Og %
og tlere eIIcr andre Nummere her
paa Den blive opraabt til BOrtsalg |
OyereestemmeIse med Placat 22de
April 1917.
Auctionernc afholdcs paa Auc-
tionscontoiret SON f0lger:
Iste Auction L0ycrdagcn den l4de
Juni f6rstkommcndc, Eftormidda9
III. / SIct.
eden Auction L0yerdagen den 28de
Juni t0rStkommende, Ettermiddag
Kl. : slet.
3die Auction L6yerdagen den l2te
JUL f6rstkommcnde, Fttermiddag III.
| slet.
Conditionemc for Salgot og Vur-
deringcn Vile h>nliggc til Ettersyn
her paa Contoirct og hos Executor
Major VIM. Il. Moore i Frcderiksted,
hyor ogsaa andre Oplysninger we'd
r0rende Salget kunne erholdes.
Denne Acknowledgements t%jener til
Iige til Efterrctning for Panthayerne.
Christianstcds Auctions ContOir
den eide Mai 1873.
II. 4. JURS.
, 1873-05-31

= Al to the value of which, see an important letter of PrOfes-
sOr Johnston to Mr.. Shirley, published in the Jamaica Report
or Of Oct. II, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
JOHN BROFN.
AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER FROM TIE MARTYR OF
HARPERS FERRY.

AN UNPUBLISHED LETTER FROM TIE MARTYR OF
HARPER's FERRY.
The following letter, written by John Brown
Ut before bis execution in Virginia 70 The Rev Luther
Humphrey brother o. the Rev. Zephaniah NJ Humph-
rev pastor Of the Calvary Church Of Philadelphia has
lately been made public:
CHAEIEsTowS Jefferson Co.. Va. Nov. y, 1859
The RI ITTHFR HUMPHREY-MY DEAR FRIEND;
Your KIND letter Of the 18th inst II now before me- 20
lar as nv knowledge goes as TO mutual kindred,
no,e avn the grst since The landing OF Peter Brown
from the Mayhower that has either been seneneea 70
m 81 e e Shs 6ne We've Vou You cannot
have forgotten how md where our grandfather Zap
John Brown fell in 1776, ana that he too
cunstSncss been bst very httlo dlnsrenL LIE
euroner or ctherwset has little do with his true
character 1 suppose. John Rogers persisted az me
stake and good man. as suppose, Ont rs DeinE
10 does not prove any other man VINO pas ded II
the same way good or Otherwise. Nhethef nave
any reason 70 be Of good eeer Tor noD IA we o. ~
end you that feel so aud that am 70
tally blinded do not really experience tnSt
enIng ana consolation yOus 70 s+h. 49,
plOre my 3enaiI; COD OF our iAneIs, de ar
in the least ashamed OF my l nj ny ny
chain OF ny prospect or neath Dy hahsIuE III
assured that nair shan ial IRON my htau Hlt
- nv Heavenly Father" also feel that have long
been endeavOring 10 hold exactly seh past as Sou
has chosen" Sec the passage N Isaiah SlcH gu nav
.c1 No mart OF my life has been more happily spent
man rbaf have spent here and humDy trust tnat DO
pa b hnasriugiy out thanks be unto GOd who gveth
ms the victory through INFINITE grace shoud ~
years OtO Nefe 10 =
nave epioved much Of life az II - and have been re-
markaby prosperous-baving early learned 70 regard
the we fare and prosperity Of others az my own:
ne n.ver since / remember. required q
eo, arnonnt OF Sleep so that 1 conclude that
have aiready enjoyed fun average num-
her Of waking hours with those who reach ther
,hrsa score years ANA ten" have not yet been
ren 10 the use of glasses. but can still see to read
~ write quite comfortably. But more tDan
.bat have generally enjoyed remarkably
gDod health / might 20 on 10 recount uI-
,,G h. some very severe Affections, anu those the
most needed blessings of all. AID now wnen thlnk
how eaailv might left TO spoil all nave done OF
entered In the cause Of freedom hardly dare rsk an
other VOYAGE If / even had the opportunity. II IS
ion time since met but we snail now soon come 70
n+ber in our Fathers house" trust. Let us hold
7af mat we already have remembering that Ne shali
ran I'M due tine II faint not Tlanks De ever unto
90 who gverh US the victory through jesus christ
~ ord Ana now my old warnl-nearted frlend'
5ood by 2" Your afectiOnate cousin, JOHN Bko"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
THE NEW COMETS.

Rear-Admlral B. F. Sands, Superintendent
NJ the Naval Observatory Washington has addressed
the subioined communication 10 Commodore "m'
Revnods Acting Secretary OF the Navy under date OF
Aug AZ -,
have the honor 20 report that the comet whose as
covery at Paris BY NJ Henry on Aug "a was annOuhced
he The telegraph on the 18th inst was observed here ny
Prof Hall. as follows; - - =, .-,,.os as.sn
Washington time Aug 25 Is hours 81 minutes ascen
ion right hours Il minutes Il SECONDS oeeAHat4OH
north Sc degrees so minutes. - a. a..
Tis GOMEZ is bright telescope OBJECT, anu as Is
nnarenY approachlng the sum- II may become Nls.Dlo
- ne naked eve Its motion Is toward the
s comet announced by the telegraph as dlscoVersu
AZ Narsees on July n Ne the same as haI uescIVeu W
NJ TernDle al Milan Italy, on July j. - -,
1g,s Comet was observed here on Aug "a oy froi.
Hall az follows; .s.- vscb, , bour
Ang "a u hours So minutes ascension rleht, noui
AZ Minutes decpatiOn south. Is degrees - minutes.
rms comet IA now faint object aud Us rtcoulne
bof6 the earth and the II Is an OBJECT OF sPeSia
,nterest since according ~ the calculations Oh a..
schuhoff of VIENNA II has period About tne sun
ttIe - than six years On account or ls lahtuess
foloxing ephemeris compared by w. u stone Oh Ihls
Observatory, may be useful; - . ..,,-,g, ~
Fnbeueris for Washington. 8 hours p H. August y,
bour So minutes 10 seconds; defamation soutn -
derees as mir utss; August 49, hour IS mlDuSes So
opd decinaton south "A degrees Is minutes AuEuse
N hour IS minutes AZ seconds decnatOn "a degrees
a. minutes: September hour, "a minutes secohus
declipatOn Is degrees IL minutes September A. houa
81 minutes, Is seconds; deolnatlOn 10 oesreoa %
| minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST o, 1879

besides pretty g1ris however, drive driven IN
prancing spiendor along this magnificent which
has not is match short of Rotteu Row the Champs
Eiysoo have wondered. sometimes whether there
were any occult reason why people who ride in
riages should repne at But indeed on the faces
OF the midde-aged there is often lcok-oh, call
sullen, but despairing-as il they had tried all
the uses OF this life and found them wanting.
Is II fine discomfort with the worlds
peach of which they have eaten the sunny .deor is it
chronic indgestioni II be that they are ever
weary Of this quaint and peerless Newport.he very
Island OF the Best, to find which so many Dcd mar
liners have sailed away into painless seas Here are
infinite beauty aud infinite varety-pleasant woodland
paths poisoning gardens, stately houses, quaint old
nOoks and curious cOrners1 sea Of shifting prsmsc
splendor which sail the stately ships with all their
white wings spread-a busy bast,ng bay, where the
Yachts and m again like bouny birds, and the little
skis dance, and the fishing smaezs out and the fish
ermen row and whistle and the fish DART and all is life
and motion. l. c. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
RAILROAD PERTLS.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN INDIANA.


TERRE HAUTE. Aug. ga collision oe-
CURED to-day on yaBdala Railroad. one and han
mes west Of this city, by which six persons were badly
injured An engine with a paymasters car coming east
Jumped the track on account Of the spreading Of
switch and ran INTO the engine Of gravel train stand
Ing on a sIde track. Both engises were totally
wrecked. The following are th- names OF the
injured: ]. W. COnlGgue formerly superintendent OF
the road: Frank ~ Keen, Acting Pay uas seI. iheS
SOuthard. Greman Jacob Sacks, engnees James ts'SS'
and Laura Glaris. None OF them are iatagy injured
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE PENSsYLskNIA RAIL
ROAD.
DOwEINGToS, Penn, Aug. 2S.-Tbe plsseng ger
train the Pennsylvania Railroad Which len Phiia-
dephia last night infO collision, at The Chester
Valley Intersection end of stoot tram
Three ami the caOOOse OF the latch hr0Np
from the track. and the fayman. John McDl|ei va
killed. The engine and the express AMI 0i;sf ears
OF tue Passenger train thrown from the ircE sud
che road was blOckaded The passengers escaped ln
injured.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Aug. 2s.-The Columbus express
train going west last evening into collision VITA
a freight train standing She track al Moundyi!e
William Hendricks, the engineer OF the express train,
was instantly killed and mail agent aud baby pas
senger we're Injured The freight tram should nave Dech
on the side track II minutes earlier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
THE MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN, CONVEN
TON.

A LTTUrENANT-GOvERSOR AND SECRETARY OF sIArs
STANDARDIZATION ALCORN BOLTS.
JACKSON. Aug. 2S.-The Republican State
Convention is still IN session. Mr. A. h Davis has been
nominated for Acknowledgement. and Mr. James HI
for Secretary ef Bon ara colored men Nomha-
lions for state Treasurpr Auditor, Attorney-General
and Superintendent OF Education have. not yet oesh
made. senator Acorn has declared against the ticket
and announces that he will address the people at kep
reseatative Hall tomorrow night.
THE srArr ExECUTTvE COMMITTEE TO BE REoR-
GANIZ ASDIDATES REQUIRED TO SUBMIT 10
PARTY 4l-LEs.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 2s.-A special dispatch from
Jackson. Miss, tonight, SAYS;
T, the Republican Convention a resolution was
adopteu appointing committees 70 draw up resolutions
snd r-orranlze the state Executive Committee il was
also resolved that candidates who submit their nses
sbnuld abide By the decision OF the Convention Inc
ba0fIng for LieutensniOverDOr then began, ana tne
Sbrd Got stood Carter colOred) % Davis co1oredl
ia. scattering. IL Carter then moved tc' maAe
the a nomination OF Davis unanimous. when
80 earned with loud cheers. Hui Of Marshall wai
nared FOR secretary Of stale the second 0ailo-
The afternoon session consumed in DalOting t1
state TREASURER. but AZ o'clock result had been
reacbed senator AlcOru will address the people 70
morrow night. and IL Is rumOred VIII appear as mus
pendent candidate against Anes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
RAILROAD NOrEs

4 meeting of the Erie Railway directors
was have been held. yesterday, at which it was
pected that dividends would be- passed upon toe pre-
ferrd stock and probably upon the stock, but
there was quorum. President Watson also to
presented Lis report Of tie eondi ton OF the road
but be seized with illness while preparing ~, ana
vas unable appear the meeting HIS sickness IL
not serious, having Deei caused by Oyer-wUrk
The directors of the Panama Railroad held
Al adjourned meeting yesterday, for the purpose Of
taking dnal the OF loaning the Pacific
Mad steamship Company $50 900 AFTER abort session.
the directors authorized the purchase Of steamers Of
the Pacific Mail Company for 100000. giving the latter
company the right redeem property at the end Of
one year the payment ~ the sum advanced. soon
the reani 0f the deliberations OF the directors OF
the Panama klIrDld Company was made known. tAr
director, oi t4s Pacific MaL held session, 80 which .
committee Vi three, consisting Of Messrs. Bradbury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29
CATTLE MARKETS.

BuYgAto Anr sc rrLE-The receipts to-day 544 sead
n,.ug supply nf DE thus 80 hssd 90 AZ
467 FOR The ast Er-A Toe market "a
Tor sOot stork 1-gected s"u
BALES oi 52j head Nos st,fs, sAng
om ls2 n Asa - 81 lsHsd 30 % had Indiana
ono averaging 23O 70, 81 50. 10 bead QUE sofaef
- 70 30 lcc IA fraa soess Avraglng LOB
- - There qaAHtY Of saaA tia steA ~ zoe yAfs
~nc 81 offered q D ~ Do a.,
SnsgP LAHBs-Recrpts tosr, ueiudng reported sra
head Making the uppf fr the seca TIM ar III 9oo
sss ur good stoc eomuon fifas seis
h, lover SIS head Mohias sheep rangag ir1s "a =
M, Ohio averaging 50 ~ a. - - z
~ dead Canada e.p Averaging 10 To- a. - @ loly 1'-
40 iawb. asia. ~ 10 81 %. al - I3@rb y x S-ool
Csrs mn- - T5Hs0 rs; she,p - 10 Do NeafA
sA,eo JOnS1 IS iocorllug 70 qaaitf. .oo A.,
He,s-Rrcrp toaav ncuiirg reported ~ ytS a2lu aAa
r-tiue he usta supoY scrk thu far -SDJy -A
t issi seei ne mAct "a - ~ tis
IA - t t-eine Safurar ars y good t,t his !" - ~
II az rsss.u - s4 90 cErciT eeseeS a. &c -sIes
tgarr. -. -, a.,
Aas CarrLE opened nor ae se bat eiosed ia
W s@,f su - - ~ hAt generally raied
arrt qualify. "a 80 n hediaA OF "''- 49, - P~
ree-o.s isgres the nsrEet There iiir ieniNi
an r-es have souel ~; Corael 1917 saitn, os4otr
Rec-ips IL 80 bezA 81. -. -. -. II
4aaa,. Receipts, 7al2 hesA
,,,.e. Aur p -srrLE--Rre Il 600 bead market refi
- - 49, hape-s ru n good ferru of fhs3e al a~1
P-egtseer .d - 3On.1 20. ahpmrnt' LOO hra-
9t.s---spt. :. 500 Dad, lHr1ll fairy artF' an ~
- ~ i, ~ - Canhps % .is1I 81 0DDsi ~ i'f '"
Erfr- li.aaaI. alaqnela. Z ODD IA - an -
s-,~-s t- 81 anil seak urly G'uanit re piA ~
IT, ID Scot - jJpsj ~. Iso abefo fs-a'''' AZ ' -
-, uaLs ~ al botis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-29

hDDlsOS.r Brooklyn On weSn-dl, aug = Bes -ss~
Restge. l8J i-Hg invited Hrnd e sno-i too
sr4o- aeFlen Il heracsofl Bfocs Fr9.y
,aernul.
s1AE saaiy. the loas. Dsu'. sah@. at his rrsdes- m.
sUCHANsS-)n TUESDAY Aur 20 Mara sEsb-,h ~e g IsA.s
giuvrs s-ets 8f sriiy respectfully
fana -ase. No awss s-saie-utl, gr.Ar.
29rh al ,.rock p.
CARBrOx-,t N,rsesr n. J. Tuesday August &c aaer
lass r. Es Of Caes T. CsFitoa % brooklyn. sed "a
N, sa. us relatives eceass he famine. ose.1
Psar1ai, ESQ D. rhomas ari;on respectfully ase
3oc.oet stisur furtheua oaoe.
the T2i u Marta o<s
Taos rss p Durando At Northampton. Mus. Ne
t. ' , ''S. s . 5'T ss s S ,'efs ,s
Fr!aT. be 29a INST. a 10 .. n
FrCer Tuesday Ar.u %, a short Ht ever- ilne& Jszes
The rn 81 r-a,g u aH.v Respectfully invited
,hs h .I1n he Feade1ce n his p'E't- jl6 Ass iFdst
Nss-furf. On Friday 4 O'Clock
GoIN-ou Tuesday Az 2G Go. H. COIN. lsei 90
fn.11' ,sd 5Agf' IS invited . a''esa 10, , or re a -
YORK ilaess. Jrga Lavrease Gsr,O H.
Her fassy respectfully
Gl hr iGaeraA At soD.Adge, sAtaEcAI August ~ Il
HOwsIn jersey cs- rasaa1 Aug x Mo C. A n~s -As~
T- slav r.specrJ in-ised .iteBsih iurs
P1 ,1s % T-in ave. loot Of Ib-rtv. - Il a n "a.
Ne-Iese, Ce0tIi RAirola Carnage rauHg Al ssAeoa
HOBR-Ia Brooku W@iHes.F. AESsi q. Bdws !. E~--
The lzn especially ayed site-a
funeral the NJ T. Church, Sgudsg August 81,
enb.rsof Fdei Eneam0nsN No 30 l. o. a D. v
LANNING-)r THURSDAY, ip ressese> Of bis
l4J Vest W.
Marar-t and the -e John Naming agrd - sEd
month
nc ,nas II e family lo hors Of rs braerHau. L. h.a.
respectfully attend The ansral NJ Parefs
4 Cathedral Saturday he 30th nsL, lO oeeck His
Will a the amiB saui under the 'aedf7L
RAYMOBD-On TaeaE the 26h Col Ed~ssi A RsVass<
aged 40 VssrS
Tue family respectfully inTt 70 aesss
residence OF his hhetuag DE- AsFcs, 5a
Fihhavs FRIDAY he 18th inst, AZ 10 o'clock
sLADEa Tasiar Ag 20 JoiR the 6sth o. -
without lDrhsr 2a2 Ffhsvr,
Frii4y morning. a. 10 o'clock
SMrTf aasarnaon August p, 1873 bessdrs
Isarey and Pza Smith gcd % years snd 10
TIE rr.v-s and trends respectfully aend he f.-rA
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