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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01
TAX COLLECTOR's sALK-NO. 4SO3

State Tax Collector, Second District, City Of Ne1
Orleans jy26 aul
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. TWO LOTS OF GROUND.
in squares Nos 226 and 325; assessed in the
name OF JEAN FISSE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01

State Tax Collector, Second District, City of Me-
Orleans jy26 aul
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. FIVE LOTS OF
GROUND, fronting on Dumaine street in square
No. 35e; assessed in the name OF MRS. J. V.
G0CROAIN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROUND.
fronting ON Msrais street, in square Nos. ll1
and l.3: asses ,ed il the name Of MRS. kUGkNE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01
TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NOS. 4SU5
to 4SOS.

STATE OF LOgISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District, City of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. FOUR LOTS OF
GROUND in squares Nos. %, O., u and %; as
sessud in the name of MEYER GODCHAuX.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
An Ordinance Conserving Elections.

An Ordinance Concerning Elections.
The Board Of Trustees Of the City of
Cheyenne do ordain:
SECTION l. No person shallb allowed
to vote at any municipal election in the
city of Cheyenne who has not been a
resident thereof for three months next
preceding the city election; and, when
challenged, any person Offering to vote
shall be required to swear as follows:
81 am a legal voter Of the Territory
of Wyoming under the laws Of said
Territory and of the United States; l
have not voted at this election; I have
been an actual resident Of the city Of
Cheyenne for three months next pre-
ceding this election.n $50 ade
Sec. D. All parts of ordinances here
tofore enacted, inconsistent with this
ordinance, are hereby repealed. 90
Approved December 9Th, A. D. 1870.
Il. s.. L. R. BREsNAHEN,
President Of the Board Of Trustees and
ex-ofdcio Mayor. 81
Attest: GEO. B. ~sTnrPsoN, City Clerk.
--~.st1t s.NlNt WV ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
NOTICE.
ApM1NIsTRAroR,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate of Julius
c. Strong, deceased, were granted to
me on the Goth day of November, A. ID.
1876. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required toex-
from the date of said letters, or they
NAV be precluded from any benefit Of
said estate. and if such claim be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date
of said letters, they will be forever de-
barred. WM. G. provinces,
Administrator.
Cheyenne, Nov. 2sth, 1876.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20

~ "a a NOSTif--Agcnts wanted every.
Nwl4sre. Business honorable aud nr,t
III uclass. Particulars sent free. Address
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-20
IN BANKRUPTCY.

First Judicial District Of Wyoming
Territory IS.
At Cheyenne the 3Oth day of Novem-
Der A. D. 1875.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment az assignee of G. D.
Foglesong & Co. in the county of Lara
mie and Territory Of Wyoming within
said district, who have been adjudged
bankrupts upon creditors petition, by
the District court Of said district.
H. E. HURLBUT,
dec2-oaw3t Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
yELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

UuIrAx. \. S. April s-The cable steamer FaIra-
day sailed today repair the damage to the Direct Cable
CnItAGo. April 9.-Mr. Camblos, the missing
wheat spectator has returned ana says ne 'u' " Sc'e
his debts.
BALTIMORE april 9.-The Steamship Ohio, from
Bremen yesterday brought 22e packages OF goods Tor inc
Centennial
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 9.-The play of julius
Gear closed last night afeI week of brilliant success
The tTonpe lo here fol- Boston
Providence X. l., April 9-Two tugs and
cge Newport day 20 assist Ia getting OIL le steamer
Maryland ashore at Vineyard Haven
BINGuAMrToN, y. Y, Apnl 0.-The Revs. X. Nci-
son D. d. W. H. On @ Eckman ana II Wheeler. are the
HARRIsBtRG Pa April 9.--The House lnvesti-
eating Committee appointed 10 investigate tho aleseo bDe
charges the Boom Ben case have decided 10 SIT Win cos
doors
BIvGHlMpTON y. Y, April p.-An excursion from
tlis city Hewy6rk viii De made next wednesday ~ ap1t %
1870 persons who desire 10 hear Moody ana sahkey hto i
pOdfome
PHILADELPHIA April 0.-The Naval Investigating
Committee begin taking testimony here yestcr De
cause MessTs. Harris aud Burieig, the kepuDhe"h e'
absent
ST. LOUIS, April 0.-By order Of Gen. sherman,
peparaons or removing The army % Is y oe Of
TIE clerks have already gone
SAN FRANCISCO, april 9.-OLeary. the thlcas9
pedestrian about mihighl llt night eomp.ea& p & i iu nile m
walking 500 Lles IN l3J hours, 50 minutes Inc sO' o
made IA minutes, 6S seconds
SAN Francesca, April 9.-Godsnth Maid trotted
against Golden Gae yesterday at the bby D,s ,d @ IN
2l9si beating Golden Gate 3 secondA
MOBILE, Ala, April 0.--Judge Woods has denied
The Application Of Il w L. AnG5s%s e naa a. Potter Elliott
as trustees receivers OF the Mobile aud ohio Hhroa
CHICAGO, H., April 0.-Farwell Hall was crowded
last evening occasion being 10 take me- as ~ "
Inc VGis were Destroyed other aureTed Win
spcechee made by the Hon @onss sS'ef ero @ was
great enthusiasm and the sentimens which snsges.e aus
81 yndc.tns the rights Of citizens aaa voters were 'SA'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
EX-ATTORNEY-G WILLIAMS A WIT
NESS

WHY THE SAFE BURGLARY SUIT WAS DISMISSED-A
FACT THAT THE PUBLIC HAS FAILED TO UNDER
sTAND-HIs OPINION OF WHITLEY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIEUNE.l
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Ex-Attorncy General
Williams was asked to-day with reference TO the reports
concerning his action III dismssing the suits against
whitley Harrington and Nettleshp and the dischargne
of Riddle tie Assistant Attorney General His attention
was called to the fact that had been reported that he
was ordered by the President TO enter nOe rOsequ In
the safe burglary and that the order either yer
bay or In writing, borne 10 him by Gen. Babcock
Judge Williams said the reports entirely Incorrect
that he received any orders suggestions or ntma
tons from either the President from Gen. BGDcocz
purporting from the President, had he
conversation with them in regard to the dismissal OF the
suits.
lie said he did not believe that Riddle had inspired any
such report or had said anything from which II could
have arisen. Judge Williams further said that II
Assistant Attorney Il and Mt Riddle, VINO had
charge OF the for the Government were called be-
fore the Judiciary Committee they would testify In the
strongest terms that he very earnest In assisting
them 10 obtain justice and convict the guilty persona lie
said they prosecuted tho case In their own way lie
eeve them care benehs IN everything lie fanished
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
BABCOCK'S INIQUITIES.
HIS FALL DEEMED CERTAIN.

uu,rrrY's STORY IN DETAIL-ATToRNEf-oENh">A
WILLIAMS BELIEVES HIM TRUTHFUL MAN
,,ncocK REPLIES To HIS TESTIMONY, But THE
COMMITTEE DO NOT TRUST HIM-MoRE MPoRi-
AMI EVIDENCE AT HAND.
The remarkable testimony published 1e" u'ss
.co from Detective c. S. Bell, that he was employed
nv Cen. Babcock and his friends TO interfere "i'h
,be whisky prosecutions at st. LOUIS Is over
sbadoved by the more recent disclosures concerning
.b Presidents late Secretarys connection Win the
Safe Burglary conspiracy. The evidence furnisheu
nv Col Whitley now appears in more complete
x,,, Con. Babcock has testified before tie Com
,o;,tee. in explanation, saying that he enpoycd
Whitley IN learn for him the names of newspaper
,orresnondents who had traduced his good name;
the services having been offered by Whitley him
se,f ne a testimonial OF gratitude for favor which
Can Bobcock had done him. The President Is
,e,orted rs greatly astonshed at the revelations
made. and has requested that he may appear
hosore the Committee. 1t is said that Harrington
ond Williams two of the couspirators, have sought
% keep back the testimony through the intimlda-
t;op Of witnesses There is said 10 be other test-
,nony st hand which will cOrroborate Col. Whtleys
sfa
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
NJ. RouHER's ELECTION TO BIZ SULLIFIEp.
a ,c-a

NJ. ROUHER's ELECTION TO BIZ NULLlFfEp.
PARIS. April ., 1870.
The elections of eight Deputies till remain
TO be verified The Lett have decided tc declare three
void including that OF VI. Rouhcr at Alaecio. An
election was held to-day in the Thirteenth Arron'
dissement of Paris to fill the vacancy caused
by Louis Blanc choosing TO sit for the FIFTH
Arroud ssenent Cantagrcl, Radical. received $500;
Habay Radical l,770; Bernard, Radical, l,40s; ana
Perron Bonapariist, 905. No candidate having ama-
orty. second ballot il necessary.
The Senate to-day declared invalid the election OF NJ
Ferre, Orleanist.
The Aessaqer de Paris IN article on the Egyptian
financial question says England and France isolated can
not bring about definite result They must act In con-
cert. ,,, ,o-,
The Timess dispatch rom Paris says second ballot
will be necessary IN Denis, where an election for
Deputy was held yesterday.
An nsurrecton broken out In the desert portion or
thc Province OF Constantine in Algeria. Troops have
been sent To the scene of disturbance,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE INsURRECTION IN TURKEY.
ToSTIUrIEs TO BE RESUMED.

VIENNA Saturday. AprI 8, 1875.
II is asserted that the insrTgent chiefs have
left suttona rejoine their bands. They intend to
resume hosttIes against the Turks on the llth nst
when the truce expires.
Baron Rodich has returned to Ragusa
The Political Correspondence trewspaDei) publishes
from Trustworthy sources extraordinary details OF aroc
ties committed by Bosnian insurgents upon the No
hammcdan aud Christian inhabitants for refusing To take
part in the insurrecon II Is alleged that several VII
lagos in Cheona have been destroyed by fire. and that
two gendarmes and Turkish hotel keeper with his wife
and four children were burned alive 1t Is also stated
that Christian persstenty refused 10 obey the In
functions Of the insurgents, massacred with MS
whole family. After enumerating other instances OF
atrocities the paper proceeds relate that party OF 10
surgents made raid the KrOupa districts setting nre
tn 200 houses In Pesntza, and killing more than zoo ih-
nocent persons. Christians suffer equally with Noham-
medans The paper cOrrccs the assertion mat the
negotiations with the insurgent leaders have ihlen
through 1t says they still being carried on, and
hoped they viii finally lead to the desired result
RAGUsA Saturday. ApIil 3, 1875.
Advices from sclavonic sources have been received
here confirming the report Of the rupture of the confer
ence a suttorna The insurgents gave the Russian agent
the game reply as given TO Baron Rodich.
The TaGnH has advices from Bosnia which assert that
the insurrecon in that province is spreading The ds-
trct Of Bisca bed Joined the movement Fighting Is
reported there yesterday.
THE SITUATION DEEMED ALARMING.
LONDON, Monday, April 10, 1875
The Times Berlin dispatch says the crisis OF the
insurrection is evidently approaching II Aus
tr.a does not interfere the insurgents VIII bo
reinforced by Bosnian and serylan allies H
Austria does interfere Russian sympathzers may De cx
pecte TO use ther influence in favor OF what they con.
slider a national cause Austria will, most probably, sb-
stain from active Intervention, but VIII prevent the pas
saoa of sunp les across the frontier.
dispatch to Ire Times from Odessa represents thae
the nsurrection IA Bosnia and Croatia Is assuming
dangerous proportions. The majority OF the insnr-
cannts are veterans of the Austrian militia. The
Governor of Bosnia advised the proclamation OF holy
war: he has been recalled The intelligence Il so alarm
ing that the Russian Government Is afraid to publish
IN Odessa.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNDoN, April S.-Nothing was doing at the
Stock Exchange today Trade in Mncng Lane remains
the last week. and prices are favorable - buyers
There IS some dcmand, partly speculative, for common
hrovn suars q, recovery from the depressed quo
,ations gofct has experienced IA general decline the
greatest foil being ordinary jamaica many KINDS Ot
fnrr,n and fine Mysore. Large supplies, however,
fonnd huvcrs ana Yesterday sss went with falr spirit
Tea h ouet and unchanged Rice has been moderately
sold Ou former terms. Spices are cheaper
TORONTO, April S.-BiShop Lynch publishes
letter IN reply TO Sir A. T. Galrs pamphlet IN which no
saws the relation tie church toward The sate 10 the
same aud for the last lS00 years as II was when
Christ said "Giyc unto Cieser the things that are
cpsar's and TO God the things that are Gods" lie
denies that has been changed by the Vatican decress
md VII
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
LOCAL CURRENTS.


DISCUSSION CONCERNING THE suRRoGArEs SUCCESS
soR-THE CONTROLLERS TERM OF oFgICH-THE
NEW POLICE BILL.
Mayor Wicllham was kept busy on Saturday
receiving visitors. Several prominent local politicians
called relation to the appointment OF successor 10
the late Surrogate Van schack In order to secure INC
Mayors influence for their candidates The claims OF
Frederick smyth, ID. c. Calvin, exJuage James u
srencer and Col 'Burton ". Harrison are urged with
much pcrsiseucy behalf of Mr Calvin 1t was stated
he the choice Of the Tammany Democrats at he
Inst election for the Office and possessed every quaca
ton necessary the proper discharge Of Its duties The
Aldermen cOnversed together in the Clerks once ana
discussed the merits of the candidates with much free
dom. The prevailing opinion among them seemed 10
favor MI Cayins prospects, but 1t was reported Dat no
final understanding had been had, and that another
name might be agreed upon by Tuesday afternoon
There were many rumors to the supposed action or
the Legislature on the bill continue Controller Green
In office but the opinion freely expressed on all siee
that legislation this week would be in his favor Tie
organisatioa are repoted TO have conferred with the
leading Senators and Assenblymen ana demaIi9eu MS
retention in office. 1t said that the deah OF sure
gate Van Schaick had made serious change III tnc
local political situation, and that the kep3Dlcahs icit
ton with the M,Sor. Whatever may have been the
cause. il plainly evident that The politicians opposed
The Taminauy Committee on Organization on Stlurui,y
afternoon agreed that the call Tor the primaries somit @
be issued in the name OF the Deaocratc party anu no
of the county organization - .,
The Tamrnany Hall XIIith Assembly District AsSocla
ton on saturday evening elected sidney T. Nichols Rch
ard Flanagan and Christopher Dive delegates 10 the
Utica State Convention. ~ c.
Among the visitors 10 the Police Central once on sat
ur1lay were Senator'S TObey, Morrissey, carpenter ana
yedder but the Commissioners stated that these cars
were Of social nature merely and mad no reference 10
the proposed Police bull 1t was stated Yesterday tat
the new Police bill s 20 be reported on Tuesday III s
been agreed with the consent Of the t
i; shall amended that the grading OF officers sha
Icni vim the auUoinnens made after The passage of
the bill IL reported that with this amendment the Dill
will
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE NATIONAL GIFT TO GARIBALDL

Gen. Garibaldi has written a letter to Prime
Minister Depreris accepting the donation OF looooo
lire $2O OOO) offered him by tho nation and the King
acme time ago lie says the gift will enable him TO
eoiperate in the works Toy the improvement OF the
Tber and lie has decided to accept it because OF tho
fidelity to the Constitution displayed by the King in re-
Gently changing his ministers
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.


Mr.. Jopling, British superintendent IN tho
Section OF Fine Arts Of the United States Centennial Ek
hibon, who sailed yesterday for Phadciphs, took oS
watercolor drawings, many enayings and architectural
designs, and 1877 oil paintings, OF which moro than 100
have been exhibited at the Royal Academy. The tn
surance value OF the collection exceeds S760O0O. Tho
Council Of tho Royal Academy contributed an important
collection from pictures for which diplomas have been
awarded
The steamer Braunschweig. from Bremen. which sailed
from southampton for Baltimore to-day has among her
cargo quantity Of exhibits for the Philadelphia Exhibi
tion.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship
France which left ayre this morning for Philadelphia
and New-York by way OF Plymouth, has 1,2N itons OF
exhibits for the Centennial Exhibition.
special train OF ears dispatched last night by ths
st. Law Railway for Philadelphia The train COM
pr;ses sever carloads OF choice lumber nOin Ottawa
Mills carloads OF round logs and square tiaber.be
ing Cuebecs quota for the log building TO be erected ~
Philadelphia by Canadaand two carloads or produce OF
mixed character, including remarkably hue specimens
OF plumbagJ, iron, and steel.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
DELEGATES TO THE UTICA CONVENTION

ROCHESTER,, April 9.-Orleans County sends
az DELEGATES 70 the Utica Convention Edwin Porter Wm
5 Jewell and II. + Blood Resolutions strongly In favor
Judge Church were adopted.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 9.-The Democratic
Territorial Convention met ere yesterday afternoon. j.
F. Page and r. c. Chambers we're elected deegates 70
the ST Lou, Conyenton They received instructions
relative to their votes.
ELMIRA, April 9.-The Chemung County
Democratic Convention yesterday chose stephen Melon
aid David q. Ill., and James H. Rodbovn delegates,
and Frank r. Atkinson, George L0wman, and James H.
Rathbone alteInaies, 10 the Utica Convention kesol-
tions strongly indorsiug Gov rdcn were unanimously
adopted.
MIDDLRTowN, n. Y, April 9.-The lid AS
sembly District OF Orange County sends as delegates TO
the Utica Democratic Convention b. r. Champion, ID. C.
Uusenberry and Frank Abbott. The Convention reccD-
nendcd GOV. Tden for the Presidency.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT DALTIMORE-LOs4. S225. 900.

BALTIMORE, April "a fire broke ont this
afternoon, 1t supposed from combustion, in the whole
sale drug s0N of VIM II. Brown X BIO. No. % South
sharpst, between German and Lombard SITS. The build
ing and stock completely destroyed. The loss on
stock is estimated at Sl5o,000, aud On the building
$4,000 The insurance the stock is sIl 000 and
the building $4,000 Among tho insurance $4,000
each In the Home OF Hartford, Conn., Mary and VI Balti
more, and Associated FIcmen'e Of Balimore and
5000 In tho Hanover Of Eswy9gk Tas paWsa
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
NEW MANAGEMENT OF THE Missouri AND
ATLANTIC ROADS.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-The new receivers OF
the Missouri Pacific and the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Companies qualified yesterday by giving bonds In
s5OO.OOO They subsequently held a meeting and de-
ced 70 separate the roads according 10 the decree
of the courG Dr. Garrison elected General Manager
Of the Missouri Pacific, and Capt G. W Rogers, who wns
RECENTLY appointed Acting superintendent O the two
roads was chosen General superintendent OF the Atlantic
and Pacific Road. Warder Cumiius, superintendent ol
fine Eastern Dyision Of the Missouri Pacific, was al-
uointed Acting General superintendent OF that road.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

PuILAprLPHIA, April 9.-George w. Hawes,
broker Of this city, has committed suicide by hans
ing. ,,,,
NORFOLK Va, April 0.-Ihe most 1higeelne 1haggela
search ha. been made cew OF the Hon. L. H. SnAaIes
be found.
CmcAGo. April &C. NJ Wheeler, PRESIDENT OK
s no p patrons out OF sis5oOo given himself up
BtyGuAMToS, April 9.-While Charles Carter FORE re-
man OF the boiler chop OF shapley WetA ~sS trT
horse pow er boiler ass svspins sasResA Vs'sss NO
Others we{e allied
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

Of the other companies have not been asce'-
tanned yet stollman, Farber & Co.. wholesale hotiohs
adjoining Brown & Bro, suffered damage ny ws,er 70
the amount about $4,000 The roof or the feei1e,ce
Dr. Louis Sedner No. 20 sonth sarl-s.., took re
from the sparks which scattered nom the Dutns
drug store aud damaged, including loss ON furniture,
to the extent of 10000 which is covered Dy surnEc
I'm city companies. The total loss wlIl no, eAcesa
S225 900 six or eight fremen were injured, pu none
Of them seriously Brown Bro. were burned out III the
same place about five years since.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
A PURLIC HALL BURNED.

WORCESTER. Mass, April 9.-Public Hall
Building owned by Goodspeed e. Aldi1ch' ana "a
dwcinghouse in Atho destroyed by fire last nish
and several other buildings damaged. inc total
loss IL estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
RUSSIA AND THE EMPRESS OF INDIA.

LONOIN, SatUTua!, 8pI1I - Ic'V
A telegram from st. Petersburg says Russia
recognizes the fitness o tic tide Of Empress Of India,
aud will immediately after the ISSUE Of Queen Vctortas
procamatou declaring the tlte give official expression
OF this view at London.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE CZAR,s REPORTED ABDICATION.


The st. Petersburg correspondent OF the
Augsburg ARegep,ene Zeitsg maintains that the Gar
really intended 10 abdcate but the idea abandoned
I'm consequence Of the restoration Of his health
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
AGRARJAN OUTBREAK IN MADRAS.


A telegram from Calcutta to The Times re-
ports that serious Agraran outbreaks have taken place
I'm the Bustar dsric, OF Madras Thirty thousand peas
ants are assembled and troops have been despatchedt 70
r. store order
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER ATTACHED.

SAN FRANCISCO April 9.-The Pacific Mail
steamer China attached by tho Panama Eahroaa
Company yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10
THE PRESIDENT TO TESTIFY.

HI IS THE MOST SURPRISED MAN IN WASHINGTON
HOW TIE VICES OF HIS ADMINISTRATION HAVE
RrrS WITHHELD FROM HIS EYES-BABCOCK THE
SHIELD OF INIQUITY-THE PRESIDENTS EYES
New-York tribune., 1876-04-10

DISCUSSION CONCERNING THE sURRoGATEs SUCCESS
soR-THE CONTROLLERS TERM OF oFEICE-ThE
NEW POLICE BILL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-05
DIED..

O0HEER. On October q, 1876. Mrs. MARY L
CONNER. wife of George r.. Conner, aged &c years
her funeral will take place Friday, at 3 .. m
from her residences. 1907 9Th street southe.st'
specially invited 20 attend.
fLynehburG I've papers please oopy.I
FoUKE. On the 50 Of October, is7e, Hon PHILIP
d. FouKE, aged S. years.
O'Clock D. from Sc. Mark b Oh uroh, Os sftO Hiu.
His friends are invited 20 attend without furthsr
notice. 70
GIBSON. On the 81 OF October, ls7s. Mrs oAru-
RLNR GIBSON, aged 50 years
Israel Bethel church. Frienas aud soquaintsnoss
Of the family are invited TO attend.
KEssLKB. At his residence, corner OF lltb and
alter streets, Wednesdsy enine, October A. 1875,
JiB ksssLEk, aged - years
funeral on u rtday, ct IN m.
lSAn Francisco papers please copy.l
oBYRHB. At savannah, Ga of the prevailing
Epidemic, on Sunday, the LIST instant, g n O'Clock
m. JosKPHINI KLLny, the wife Of Judge d. A.
.s q :. and q re
k<Quieecat On pac.
PROCTOR. On wednesday evening, octobsr 9,
loved dsagstsr OF ohsriss W. and Harry y. Proc
The funeral service WIN saks plses g their rsa-
denee. 1914 sth street northwsst, .nasL sT ss.
noon, at O'Clock; The rsisavss end hissds o. g
Z RIoHA1psoE: a srussxies, , e.. g Fl ysilev
sicest ,on Of Ssoses 4. ssd Msry A. ssesardson.
foS6eriy OF Hancb Ester, D b.
lheW Hampshirs DeDsr pieese copyJ
WHITE. On E5id.y, ssS:s.esr 2 lZs: e ys e.
ics%ssis q ws.hinstoc. D. o.. In tis ISsS Sssr q
infernsnf 1t oonsrssstosai burning ground ~.