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pERsoNAL INTELLIGENUE.

Albert James has returned from Louisville
where he stayed week.
DR.. Bell, of Coviugton, West Tennessee :,
came to Columbia a few days ago.
Col. r. F. Looney's family, and Mr. b, Bing-
ham and lady, have returned - Memphis,
after a visit Of several weeks to our city.
TT. Helm has returned from Rome, Geor-
gia. We are glad 70 know that his Wlies
health is much improved. She will, however
spend the winter in Florida.
Tbos. J. Pickens, a well known citizen OF
Columbia, is now keeping first class restau-
rant in Baltimore. He was a clerk in the Max
we'll House during the spring and summer
inst uaesed. aud remained bravely at his post
al the time the cholera ragged, like tiger in
the iungles. over that unfortunate city. We
WISH him great success in his new enterprise.
Rev. Woodbury. Mitchell, pastor Of Zion
Church. in this county, aud wife, went to
New Hampshire, about 1--WE weeks ago, 10 visit
one of mis- brothers. Mr. Mitchell came from
Maine in 1876 or ls45 and foI many years was
n professor in jackson College, (Which was
burned during the war and no boy ever res
cqived instruction from him who did not re-
-uect HMM most cases they loved him also.
He has been pastor Of Zion Church for num-
Ter Of yeur> aud is greatly beloved by his
lople, slrs,-gh it is said he has never visited
flr.. home SO ONE Of them. This IA his hrsi
,.,ft 10 l.aome ofhis childhood since he left
lru.sI. uuty years ago. Rev. Z. Foster
NiIIrau.-. Rev VIM StoddeT,, and others
have filled his pulpit during his absence.
Rev. W. NJ. Lettwich, d. D., natrveoi Bea'
Creek, Maury County, Tenn, has been reap
pointed Presiding Elder OF the st. Louis Dis
trict, st. Louis, NO., and elected to the Genera
Conference Of the NJ, E. Church, South, which
meets at Louisville next May MGury count!
Is proud Of her Bear Greek Boy
Mr. II. CloPton and his cherished doS let
for their home ia Arkansas last Monday night
Ewing Irvine left for Macon, Miss few
nights sgo. He will return by Christmas and
take charge Of his fathers farm, his father
Rev. R. G. Irvine, having determined TO re
move to the vicinity OF his pastoral charge, a
REYNOLDS Station. Sandy Grisham and Ew
ing will run the farm.
Col. A. $ Goodwin returned 10 his hom'
near Santa Fe last week, after al absence OF {
month In West Tennessee.
AIeck Moore, Of the Western District, va
in Columbia last Saturday,
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Religions services last sunday.

Among the distinguished ministers attend
ing tie Baptist Ge1eral Association, this week.
was DIR. Jones, of Nashville, who is regarded
by his church as q leadiIg light. He preached
an excellent sermon, In the Methodist Church
Sunday morning on the text: 1.-THE suherlnSS
o Christ and the glory that should follow
Mr.. Phillips preached in the same church RI
dav night from the text 81 have somewhat
AGAINST thee" He is an original thinker, ana
bold speaker. Having spent large portion
Of bis Ef, in the interior of Africa, he has ac-
ouir.d the habit of talking In conversations!
STYLE; but he succeeds in keeping the attention
Of his hearers, and interesting them. He oln
sneak q large number Of languages. Mr.. Nell
| son of Edgefeld, s fluent and eloquent speaker
preached Saturday night He was decidedly
| one of the pleasantest speakers of The Assoc'
! alton. Mr.J. r. Grav es, the author OIL the
! {. Iron Wheel" was here, and was to have
preached in the Presbyterian Church sunday
| night; but the weather was so Indictment mat
he supposed there would be no congregation
and failed to make his appearance Ihere
WAS however in spite Of the bad weather talr
! congregation MIR. I Eaton, OF Chattanooga
| was very unexpectedly SaliSH u ~ ~
place He preached from the text "ocre'y
this was the Son of God" He is man o.
brillIan. mind, and remarkable Auency o
speecb. We could listen to him for hour;
without becoming tired. He objected to tn
practice of calling any of the Gospel writers
"Saint." It was relict of Romsnism, an'
was wrong. 1t was just as proper to say ''s'
Abraham" or "St. Noses as it was to 50.
"St. Matthew" or est. John" DR.. Shelton
, Of Nashville, was also here. He stands wei
with the church. He was the father OF DaVi
Shelton. plous and noble young man. wei
known in this community, and who died, Thh
on n visit 10 Nashville, about year ago
Q Prof. Gardner, of Bethel College, RusselivlIle
g XIV. preached IN the Presbyterian Cburc
i Sunday morning. He announced Hebrews SKI
Y chapter fourth and fifth verses, SIS his tex
q but did not read it, in the beginning, as
!. usual. He said he believed in election; the apo
tie meant Christians in the text-language II
: was too strong TO mean anybody else; tn
Christians could baekslide. but could new
:. be lost. The human side of the regenera''
:, man was constantly in danger of falling und
- temptation, but the divine side, the do
- Ghost in man, csuld not fall.
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RibIP Work.

To the Ministers Of the Gospel, AdurV County:
The Maury County Bible Society in Us
efforts to disseminate the Word OF God
throughout the county and supply the des-
titution which exists, wish the cooperation
Of the Ministers Of the Gospel. Agents have
been at work and have discovered destitu-
ton which they did not expect 20 find. To
arrange plan for united and vigorous
work this fall, we desire the ministers OF the
different churches in the county, TO meet In
Columbia on Friday the 18th of November.
The meeting will be held at 10 a. NJ, In the
Session Room of the Presbyterian Church.
Respectfully,
WI. DALE, President.
los Jos Il 4. F EAMES, Vice Presds.
DIR. J. NJ. fowler, Choirmaa EE. Cow.
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will not be long until the Doctor and his
estimable lady will occupy the old pal
atial mansion of his father, which he
now owns-a place proverbial in the past
for its generous and magnificent hospi-
taiity.
Draft-playing is the fashionable amuse-
ment of our place, and while there are
many scientific players, amongst whom
are Billy Grafton, Fount Odil, A. w.
Potter and others, George w. White is
the champio II thus far.
Mrs. Reams, wife of Mr.. Henry Reams,
has been quite sick for some time past,
but is improving now, and hopes are en-
tertained that she will soon be restored
TO her usual health
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We stated in our last that the Baptist
church had suspended. In this we err
ed. Mr.. Bailey's year does not termi-
nate until the first of November; and it
is not vet settled that he will leave the
Mace then. We trust that the church
will be able to retain him Tor the next
wear. any way. He will fill bis pulpit
ut the usual hour Sunday.
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TeuDerance Meeting.

There will be a mass meeting of temperance
associations ct Blanton's Chapel on Saturday
thu first of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. D'sin-
quisbed speakers will be present to address
the meeting. There will be good dinner
prepared, and the public are invited to at
tend. We acknowledge the receipt of an in"
vitation, thankfully, and will try to be pres
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Don't Fail to Come
Don't You Forget it, Go TO

Joseph n. Walkers
Eating House, oyster Saloon 4 Restaurant,
and get a good Square Meal, during Regular
hours, for the sum of Tosrty. FIRE Cents. We
have now the exclusive sale of walkers
Celebrated Cincinnati Ale and Porter, on
draught in Barrels, and will sell 1t by the
glass or gallon or barrel, as beverage, or to
invalids as tonic and diurettc. Oysters,
Opossums, Squirrels, Quails, PraiIie Chick
ems, Fish, Frog legs, Canvas back Duck, or
any other kind of a Duck, are the the things
we take especial pride in serving to order.
We also have Knipe at all hours. Lincoln
County, four years old, and Best Old Robert
son, always on hand, III
Just received asplepdid Stock of Mems and
Boys Boots. 1 will warrant every pair. and
sell them lower than any house in town.
Oct. 81, 1878. w. j. PHILIPs.
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NOIOFeW NFHVHtFs AN-WtIWNIVHs
All of the coIored teachers in the county
are requested to meet in Columbia lin the
colored Methodist Church) on the Sd Satur-
day in November. (l5) for the purpose of Of
ganizing a Colored Teachers Association. !
think much good will result from such an
organization, and therefore earnestly re-
quest all the teachers 10 be present, and
bring with them all who are Interested IN
the cause OF education.
H T. GORDON, Co. Supt.
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Attention Eiremen and Citizens |!

Attention Firemen and Citizens
The season is now upon us that we are
most likely to suffer by fires; therefore it is
important that those who consider them
selves Firemen, and Gil who ieel the impor-
lance of organization, to meet at the Court
House ON Monday and Tuesday nights next,
Nov Sd and 4th, to organize. Fire Company
No. will meet Monday night and Company
No. Tuesday night. The Engines are each
in rood order. +. KUHN,
II MGyOr.
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EES.

Near this place, 18th inst, Mrs. n j.
VAUGHN, of q boy.
In this place, 10th inst, Mrs. ERNEST
YoEsT, of a girl. Name LIZZIE WARREN,
In this place, 9th inst, Mrs. FRANK SKIER
RETI, of q Girl
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VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
One and fourth miles from Columbia, on tho
Shelbyyills turnpike. containing 5212 acre. ~
Land, COR less, 70 sui. purchasers,) with nice
house servants rooms, kitchen, stables. &c {;
a so a young orchard Of all kinds Of choice
fruits. This IL a rare chance 70 procure Eood
home near Columbia. For price and particu-
lars apply TO ,r,,,,,-
Oct3, 1879, am &c. GOBDON'
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following persons:
Samuel s Black and Sarah Tindall.
George NJ. Crews and Susan A. Robinson.
]. l.. Rummage and Martha j. Goad.
GIL. Hinson and b. K. Galbreatb.
RID. Addison and VI. T. Allen,
Franc Z. Stacey and Sallie A. Waland.
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FIRST Round of Quarterly Meet1hE'
Columbia District, Tennessee con-

ference.
Pleasant Valley sta, Nov. l, Z.
Columbia sta, Nov. S, 9.
Ducl, River e.. at Flowers, Nov. To- 10.
Culleoka ST., Nov. p, 3.
Prospect Ct, at Friendship, Nov ~, -.
Mt. Pisgah Ct, at Mt. Pisgah, Dec. o. q
RicbIand CT q, at Mt. Zion, Dec. 10, a.
M. pleasant Ct. at Mt. Pleasant, Dec. ~ al
Nebo and wiuiamsport St, at Williams
port, Dec. y, %.
TvnpyIIe CT. at Lynnyille, Jany' ga,
T-,uItv ct at Chestnut Grove, Jany. 10, IL.
rho district stewards will please meet
-, ,be Methodist Church in Culleoka,
~ saturday. Nov. -, 1873, at II O'Clock, A.
u. Let all attend.
MELLBoRN MOONEY, i. +.
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STOLEN +!

ONE RED SORREL MARE MULE,
about l5Is hands high, fivo years old wa,
stolen on Tuesday night Of the meeting az
Hurricane camp ground, will give 50 u
any person returning said mule 70 NJ, OF
will give the mule TO any PsgsnS who viii
deliver thethiCf and muls 20 lac.
sept 10, ls737 3n. JNO. N. ALEXANDER.
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TOR SALE.

One OF the best farms In Oolpu count
living on the pyersburg road miles s0uth
.west of Troy, containing lsS acre., ltO OF
which are in cultivation; rcStd1Bcr Gopl'
splendid new barnes, elegant Wcu-WaJnE'
Richland creek na&uGerinE on the NORTH
boundary Limo, making one ot the btsl
stock farms in the world. Cause for sellln
ill health. and making too much money
for a farmer. II not sold by tho 18Th ol Oc-
tObcr, will rent for five yenrs. reference
Mr. Hamp TimmOnS, John Davis ana hcotl
Rainey, All at columbia Tennessee. Apply
ON the premises, 70 JOHN L. BROWN.
Get 3 5w.
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Business Notices.

New Stock!
Black Silks, Black Alpacas, DelaInes, Shawls,
Boulevard Skirts, Joans, Tweeds, Linseys.
Fianuels. Brown aud Bleach Domestics.
cannot DE undcrsOld. ". j. PHILIPS.
Oct. 81, 1873,
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NOTICE.
u. S. In. Rev, Collectors Sale.

Rv virtue .agrant of distraint TO me
directed n Ton. Charles J. MclNiu-
npy coll strict OF Tennessee, Ia
the case, 'cS vs.. the HeirsUt =.
M Hanc for succession tax. 1
will sell Z, st bidder for cash, on
the preUiS, tday the 3lst day of oc-
tobCr, 1873 q ceI Jain tract or parcel OF lana,
being and lying in the 18th l. u DISTRICT OF
Maury county, Tenn, and UuUIlded as fol-
lows, to wit on tho south 10y the lands Of
the heirs Of Ers Powell, decd, James Mills
and IiCaE Moses, east by the lands OF Thomas
T..ay and James Ellington, north ny tb-
lands OF II G.. DOwell and Mr.. pgTT' berry
west by the lands Of Thomas Oyctt, con-
ttining tour hundred and seventy seven
an acres, more OF l-SS, and levied on as the
property OF the heirs OF =, NJ. Hancock, de
ceased, 10 satisfy said warrant and cost, this
the 9Th day Of October, 1873.
Oct. i7.3g +. ". DOOLEN,
Deputy Col 9TH District Tenn.
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For Tax Collector,

For Tax Collector.
We are authorized to announce SAN. X.
WATKINS, as a candidate for Tax Collector
OF MRury county, the next election.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
We are authorized to announce the FOL.
lowing named gentlemen as candidGiez log
reelection to the Office of Mayor and Alder
men, at the approaching Municipal election,
on the Sd Saturday in November next.
BOr JfoyOr-EDwARD KUHN.
Aldermen, LIST Ward.
H. B. TITCOMB,
J. T. GARTNER,
w. A. LATTA.
Aldermen, ID Ra"G.
L. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
Morn HOpGE,
r. II. JAMIsON.
Aldermen, Sd Ward.
T. B. RAINS,
GEORGE MARTIN,
l. M POWELL.
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Sheegeg & Son

Have determined to convert their stock OF
Boots, Shoes, and Hats
Into CASH
And are prepared to offer them at
Lower Prices
Than ever sold IN this market.
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Cash BUYERS

Cash Buyers
Are especially invited
To call and examine the largest and Cheap
est stock
Boots, shoes, ana Hets
Ever brought TO Columbia,
BY SheegOg & Son.
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Only once in a lifetime the sky, cts 10 De
as beautiful a. it was las, Tuesday eyenlng
az su1sstNa a sea of glory in the west, an
oce1n Of pnre gold in the east. After look,
ing IN at ft in silent rapture for i've minutes minutes
6 Distinguished Baptist minister enl~,'L ~
81 NolS now the door of heaven -, q,
Is thick inlaid with patlnes OF pilsN' So
BallOu's Monthly Magazine Tor N SS'li,I
IL a capital number This popular Magazin : q
now in it, S5th volume, contains choice TO -
ing matter, and is well worth the pTlee, ~, oO
war. Address, Themes x Talbot, 90 DUN
field ST., Boston.
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DANCE of Thermometer and BRrOm-
1er al WintOn. Residence of j. n.
lanes. for the week ending Oct
ROfh 1879.
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RECoMMITTED.

On motion of Mr.. Eaton, the report
of the Committee on Education was re
committed, and the names of Rev MI;
Eaton and J. NJ. Phillips We're added
to the com mittee,
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MONDAY MORNING.

A lengthy discussion took place be-
tween Rev. Bradley Kimbrough, DIR.
Graves, DR.. Gardner, and DR.. Shelton,
in regard to the establishment OF q
University by the Baptists "F me
Southwest,
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suNDAY-scHooLs

Rev. A. D. Phillips, Chairman of the
Committee on Sunday schools, submit
ted the following report:
We have been unable to obtain any
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ORDER OF BUSINESS.

Rev. w A. Nelson, R. Hull ana
+ g. Harris were appointed COMMITS
tee on Order OF Business.
INVITED 70 SEATS.
i,xitali0n WAS extended 10 all cor
raznnndipr delegates and visiting mes
se Il,ers. to take seats with the members
of the association. Rev. a. d; Philips,
General missionary OF Middle Tennessee
and Northern Alabama, s. c. Lusk, J.
Thompson and w. 7. Ussery were re-
cOgnized as visitors.
CHRISTIAN SALUTATIoN,
Letters sending Christian salutatloL
and greeung were read from hutland
Central Baptist and Fellowship churchte
| The association then took recess uhIl
| 2 o'clock.
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REPORT OF TEMPERANCE.

Rev. J. c. jordan, Chairman OF the
Committee on Temperance, supihltteu
the following report:
Your Committee on Temperance are
glad to report that the cause OF tenn per
ance is gaining ground, ana tha1 soile
of the leading temperance men OF Inc
State are found among the 'pC'sUs
ranks. vet there can be found some
annong ms " hv are so far tOrgettul OF the
OI,li,rsfiCps thew owe to the chufcn, 10
society and to themselves thai they Will
indulge in alcoholic dUInks as otVef-
aye. which exert more deleteTious u
| huence upon society, especially the
! young and rising generation tn@n INC
| common drunkard; we, therefore, earn
! estIv request the membership OF our
| clutches to refrain from an example thaG
| lends to drunkenness and ruin, ana
| that this association request our
| churches to deal with their members II
! thew are guilty of dram~drinklng'
THE SUBJECT DISCUSSED,
! Dr. W. =, Jone, said that lntempefs
ance was the greatest evil OF the country
II was impairing the intellects anu NOR
ais and damning the souls OF more men
than any other evil in America: me
neopIe should take this matter IN thelT
own hands. Rev. Mr.. lnman sJated
there had been great deal said IN res
yard to their denomination, and many
J.,
this very practice among tnenl' IL haI
been said that Baptist Associations anu
conventions could not discuss the qu6s'
ton of temperance, and ne was Slao
that the day had come when TINS CUES
] ton could receive attention IN the ID tp'
tist Associations. As hau oSth sIaIeu
o 1t was the greatest evil OF the o4y, ahC
one of the greatest lmpedlmehts II Ch'
J. way of the progress OF churches II wa
, felt in all denominations OF CHRISTIANS
b Drunkenness was one OF the sins maze
, full to God. It was fearfully and WONG
1 erfully denounced in the scriptures II
[, wanted churches to become total aAst4
S hence societies. It was great reneotloi
!, upon the church to have its member
. engaged in drinking and selling lquol
Rev J. G. Jordan said 1t was one
the greatest subjects advocated Dy IN
aT country ard the churches. The ques
d ton was, chow can we oes6 ria ID
~ country OF this great evil?'' 1t mad pee
tried bv legislation and had been trle
y by imposing fines and taxes upon u
liGuor sellers, and it seemed TO him tha
they could never stop this traffic Unles
thew stopped the fountain ana the mar
&c ufacturing of liquor. There were l,500
" o01 members of the Church, and if a
D. those were champions OF the temperate
as rause il would be sign OF reform
- regard to this great evil
t. SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
n. Rev. A. D. Phillips, Chairman of Il
: Committee on Sunday schools, submit
ted the following report:
We have been unable to obtain al
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COIored Teaehers' Association.

DIR. ]. NJ. fowler, CEcirmaa Er. Com.
National Republican., 1873-09-24
Tho TOy.I,und,

In Amelia b. Edwards new book, "Un-
troddcn Peaks and Unfrcquented Valleys"
she describes the toy-land which she finds at
St. Ulrich; "We had never even heard Of st..
Ulrich till few days ago, and then but
vaguely a. village where wooden toys and
wayside Chrlsts were made; and now we find
that We have, so to say, been on ultimate
terms with the place from earliest infancy.
That remarkable animal on the little-whcelcd
platforms, which we fondly took to repre-.
sent horse black with On eruption Of scarlet
disease upon his body, and manc and toll
derived from snippings Of ancient fur tippcts
Is OF the purest Grodner Thai breed. Those
wooden. jolnted dolls Of all sizes, from tht
babies OF half an inch In length to mothers o
families two feet high, whose compilations
always came off when we washed their faces
they are the aboriglnes Of the soil" On the
manufacture OF toys at st. Ulrlch tho autho
has good deal to say, and she relates how
she was taken through one warehouse In thu
| storc-rooms, twelve Of which were full 0
dolls" millions OF them, large and small
painted and implanted, In bins, In cases, OF
shelves, In parcels ready packed for trans
portation." One room contained horses, an
other was full OF carts, another piled witt
dolls heads. A "smart" doll-maker, 1t !
said, can turn out twenty dozen small-jolntc
dolls, one i.ich and half In length, per diem
Another establishment was devoted TO wha
may 10 termed high art, and there Miss Ed
wards saw rooms Of beautiful saints an
Christs Of all sizes, In ivory, In ebony, and !
wood. sin the attics, she writes, ''wc SAY
! bins after bins Of crowns OF thorns only.
The villagers In tho toy country are all az
lively engaged In the manufacture of Christ
for churches, and other objects required b
Roman Catholics, as well Us OF toys for chi
, dren. In one house the travellers found
, whole family carving skulls and cross-bone
In another dozen girls were painting gra
horses with black points; in third they onI
painted red horses with white points. A goc
] hand will paint twelve dozen horscsa d ay.
National Republican., 1873-09-24
DIED..

MILLER,-on Saturday. September -, isI3, at his
residrnce. Dr. nonAs MILLEh, IN the sixty eighth
Ills frirnis and acauantanccs are rcspec,fully
invited 70 attend hi. funeral tIcn lhe Church Of
ItEssIs TAYLOR, native Of Lancashire, England
sEtsr OF Henri hudson and the late Frank Taylor
Her funeral viii tais place from the residence Of
ths la,s fr,ns ,, tfylsr, s indiann aeI, syennr .:
september d. Mira NJ. ), 1sDEnM.UEa, in the
'KsIstsss @ spd Il friends @ q the family sre rcspo,t
fuIly invited 10 attend her funeral from the rect
q ssf or sre''
HARRIS -IOn the morning Of tho ald instant
Mrs. A. q. HApRIs.
S sas SssS tss sss r.s IS:
IN are b ssa q siepa Ps;
LMACKeY-On the morning Of the al instant, ir
he thirty year 2, her Sse Mr. AsSE 1Sr N,
sasT S ear rSsiasnt & Of this Gs' city, ~ "' ~ Vs.,
Tss w s spE TST arr ss
afternoon, at O'Clock.
BRADFORD.- AT Brcohlyn. n; Y. september 10
NJ, Assistant Engineer BnkBr23nni AZ 3 Hnt@I n1s
q A,as Msristtss, its 9Hsn oa;o. u" u 'nO 'Ae ' "
BDwMAN.-At Bladcnsburs, MI, on tho 10Th In
n his age. Dorn in doshen, Montgomery county
BARRY. On the 9olh instant. Mrs. Am BARRY
VII TsS 81 fonsrs rS Viii tiio place on wednesday. st
Instant, At - o,clo' \, y m from the residence 9
bsiwesn F.iiesni6 aud siit, cath nSrthSsst
Friends Of tho family are respectfully invited
CoNNoR Yesterday mgGrning: morning at ~ o'cloek
o. COUNTY ublln, ireland. 49,,
Tss ends nd & as fa%S s inss
O'CLOCK, from her broihers Michael Nc Naiiy .corne
Of Oonsress and Water street.. Georsciown. D. .: