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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07
HENRY COUNTY.
Mount PLEASANT. }
August 9th 1915. {

Mount PLEASANT,
August 9th 1915
Dear Sir-It is gratifying 10 the
friends of Lowe and "no Consliluiion'
to know that High Henry" has done
well. From the returns in. we feel
confident that The vote against the
Constitution is somewhat larger than it
was last Spring. We have reports
from nearly all the precincts, and are
of the opinion that the majority against
the Constitution will range from 300
to 800.
Gen. Loves majority over Dodge,
is from 25 to SO less-say from 275 to
800. The loces of Henry were we'll
organized and vigilant. Ii opportunity
offers tomorrow, | will send you the
exact vote as they will all be in to day;
though think the result will not vary
much from the above. In haste,
Yours, &c.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

load the invention upon the never ceas-
ing, ever running locomotive of Jabez
Doolittle. and send it forth to do much
good as it speeds through the wide
world.
July /, 1915 SOLDN ROBINSON.
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Correspondence Of the Ha,ck- Eye.
LOUISA COZ TY.
WAPELLo. AUGUST 5, 1915.

Dear Sir notlicial returns of the
election of yesterday from the several
Townships Of this County, show
majority of Seventy odd, for General
Lowe for Delegate to Congress, and of
about one hundred and eighty agains!
the beautiful banIlng of the last Legis
la,ive Assembly. called by its friends
a Constitution. This amount will
be fully sustained by the official returns,
which may forward you 10y next mail.
This result must be gratifying TO the
genuine friends Of Iowa, and must
entile the intelligent yeomanry of this
county to the praise of having faithfully
discharged their duty : If Rome falls"
If the worst enemy Iowa has to
liberal State boundaries, be returned to
Congress, II can be triumphrn,ly claim.
ed for them that "thev are innocent Of
the result. Hoping tina, equal conserva-
,ism may have been evinced in the
other counties of the Territory, | have
the honor to be. Yours truly ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07

S1ceden.-The laws at present in
vogue in that country are said not to
be very palatable TO the aristocracy and
in consequence thereof, it is thought
falling of Of the aristocratic gentry will
ensue, and extension Of The political
privileges of the people.
China and Mdia.-A destructive
fire occurred in Calcutta on the 18th of
May, which destroyed considerable
property. The origin Of the fire is not
known. The principal sufferers are
Messrs Macvicar, Smith & Co., Sew.
ers & Co., and Kiiby & Co. SO de-
siructive fire, il is stated has not be-
fallen the citv, since il was ravaged by
Surgoo Dowlah in 1856.
Accounts had reached Calcutta of the
total destruction Of the American ship
Virginia by fire. All were saved ex-
the Supercargo.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07

LEE COUNTY.
FORT MADISON, Iowa, }
August 9Th, 1915
Sir-Supposing you are anxious to
get the earliest information With refer.
ence to Results of the election, | here
with send you an account of the vote
here For Delegate.
Dodge $50
Lowe LAP
A majority OF las in favor of the
Constitution. We have no reliable
statements from the other precincts.
Yours, &c.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07
E.iiIis's Letters from London.
NUMBER ONE.

Uhat lie 1rriter has seen ofthis ,oorN
for hcenrgtour doys.-Ihe Passen-
gers Of lie BriHmaia.-1he di6tr-
eace bftween The 4mpican and Eng
Hyh Custom house officers. Tie
,corbing ciasses.-Ftmale dress
BuSdes. Writing against the doc
tors orders. etc,
Nix DEAR MoRRIS-All have seen
of England for the last twelve DAYS, has
been the four walls of bedroom, and
as all saw of the world for the twelve
DAYS previous, was the inferior of
packets stale room, | may fairly claim,
like the razor grinder, to have mo sto-
~ to tell" Yon shall have, however.
what cobwebs | picked from the cor
ners.
If the 'Briltania' had burnt on the
passage. and phoenix had arisen from
lis ashes. the phUnix would have been
a well compounded cosmopolite, for
did you ever see such variety OF nation
in one ships company, as this?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07

We hope 10 be able 10 obtain fqA.
turns from the election by our i
publication.
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Later From another Correspondent

Later From another Correspondent.
Tuesday Eve, Aug. 5, 1915.
Friend Edwards Below, hand
you the full returns OF Louisa county.
This will show VIVA, can be done with
little exerlion. During the day and
until half an hour ago our hopes had
been very high respecting Lowe, and
particularly so with regard to the Con-
s,itu,ion. But the news from Musca-
tine has lowered them one half. ].
Butler, who left Bloomington this
morning, says that Dodge's majority
will be twenty-five at leas. in that coun.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07

.Ameration Ratified by Tie Con-
Ucntion-- The Tice President Of Te.r
as Dead -H0Uements of L. $.
Troops The steamer Marin arrived
yesterday at o'clock. from New Or
leans. She brings US papars from that
city 10 the 22d, the day Of her departure.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-07
Y ours, truly.

loves majority 1870 maj no Con. 206
The official returns may vary some
5 or 6 from the above bu, not more.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Foreign Markets

HAVANA, Dec ls = Beans white, a rails Beef No
= prime and mess, 64 Butter, American yellow Ia
rs Candles, mould 10 Is 2; Sperm, ss 40 Cheese
2; Corn Indian sheed 3f Flour Philadelphia and
Baltimore ID 90; do. New Orleans I6 Is .; Hams
Ia 10 4; Mackerel, No g. IA 0nons. IA 4 Pork,
cargo Eastern and mess, II l3 a do Ors II l3 4;
90 clear IA oa "a Potatoes, 8; Rice, "a 90
aaS; Honey. 2l; Molasses, keg 81 g.llons 90;
Sugars, assorted To- do. white alone, lO1 do
brown, Of 81 do. yellow, 6 a "a Segars 8 25 o;
Lumber, Hoops % 40; Boards, Portland p, l5 ls
other eastern ports, Is 10 4; Pitch Pine l8 90
Shingles, =; hid. Shocks with headings, IA
Freighs.--To France, f75 a co; and to the United
states box Sugar. sl Coffee per bag 4rs Moasses
Exchange On London, 60 days sight, i'll III prm
Now York, a 3 prm Boston, a . do /; New Orleans
- prem' short sight, Spain prem; Paris, %
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Now stock Exchanre.
State or Trade.

Pearls are steady at las
BEEswAx.-Prlme yellow Northern and wes,er,, s,u
as wanted, at 29t a 29Jc. 81"
nasADsTuFFs-Western -four is firm at 81 SIT Sales
csuss sre not very large Canal oats fetch IS 81
CENTS ana southern corn is quoted at IL as cents
IoTrsN.The sales tc-day quite small; and as Tn,
oaa state OF the streets interfere with Shipments buyer
are disposed TO hold OF f'' o19'''
nAv-Common qualities Of North River BALE sell TO,
snippng at % ssc Prime is held at 6Oc The stock IN
hrst hands is light for the season sA -
WHnKEY.-Drudge casks are still held AZ aoc with =
very limited demand Western and prison barrels ore
massive, out we still quote them at 23A a 24c
AnIee story orick house and lot No. 30 West Wash.
Tug & race, near McDougal St. ST. 745t
wv 81 i'ams hsuse, side Of 35.h street. 275 II.
Nv .o oi o IN Avenue, with stable in the rear Lot
:, 20 oy PSI feet I,7ot
lot :, Oh e,a 81 South size, 1854 West Of McDougal
-. 20 Dy i2o H., with brick stable covering the
Who'll: whole ground. :. 4e5t
rremisss on otl, avenue Lot 2s2 by 100 feet with
an sne io' on Eth st. % by iooft--together forming
an L.. L..,..,...... -. O o5f
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Arrived,
No Arrivals yesterday.
Sailed
miscellaneous Record.

PAcKEr SHIP PArRcK HENRY for Liverpool will sail
day. Her letter bags will close half past eleven o'clock
Am.
PAcEyr sHr 0NE,pa-We learn that Captain Howe Of the
supposed The Oneida, Fqnck, from Havs The O. slsd
Ssss%r IF Pnsa. if m Philadelphia into
S Issty on the
fILpr Boar coMMEseS mentioned yesterday ashore
sLoor JANEs LANrasEn, Of New London, Capt. Kenny,
% %a' be
which the deck, and arose. probably,
S
%y % 81 s $ os. Tai M s %
81 the SSp M & SSs and waste only being insured
sS s Of % wss Ss R X. Sn he
Hswss Apalaca,sols; M,queln smih Gh.Ilsssn ID, Hal
F' Dsi 'i aSsf; Island ss''Ssa1
TOR kimbal New York; Victory, French do. sld Willard,
,GNsAr Zoo Hlnpoa, Feb aThe Caroline Baker Flick FIN
New Yera for phiadelph with an sorted CARO- nov
Young % s s,ss ,,ss,
here A:1a T Rvss s 3: I'd es Adams for
g.IyI'Iohs Feb salem ucicrman Savannah Re,
n ss% fss ss 81. hs'ir % sss
Feb A :, Aa .y S:s yss
Palestine Greene, do; Model ireland do Walter X Jones
Brown, do; Ashmead Stiles, Fall River; Thompson
Carson do; Hghl ndtr PIire Jersey CITY Arr ith Red
Jacket Deaaboni and Missouri, Philips New York
CHARLgsToS Feb Arr Lord A,ht urtou tBrl Bur 4 1
verpool; Olga, Tumer New York; Nile Askspas La: Geo
Washington. Georg- 3lst ut Moses New York cid
oh Uca, Eolterdam 3t susquehsnna, Liverpool; Ber.
trand, Boston; Hayne Havana
SAVANNAH Jan 30 AR Camera Whitney, New York; Ia.
vana Cilparck Havana; Devonshe wainwright Bar.
badcee O the bar baraue, heavily Laden, Cld Ocean
Queen Br) Warren Liverpool; Isaac Mead Brown, Provi
dsnce; Voare, Bradbury Boston 3s Robert Bruce, Gard
e Havana. Feb Robert Br) Locke L,yerPooi John
ker, Tste Greenock Cid, Perseverance,, (Br) Bennett u,
MosLE 27-Arr Clarsa Andrews Colby Boston. with
los. Of b boom snd head bowsprt; VIM Penn Coemsn Tr
SBrl Crawford, qreeuock Atlantic, Mcclellan, Matanzas
Stafford Robson New Orleans; Dee tsp) Pages Porto ri
weston -
ArAi.cEIcoLA, Jan 25-Arr Ocean, Willard. Liverpool
sS2lon buchanan %; Gopios, Renne, New Isrk; Newark
mick; Croton souad and Cayufa Bedel New York Cid
lrcuean Holiness snd Charlotte Pike New Orleans; Jane
WILLIAMS Paker, and bariug Brothers, Crocler New York,
hitern Hot Providnce; Martha kinsman, rhil
Pn'isdelrha In ro,t, Eben Peha rerkns I'm Trst- wg
lrt; Charles Hoy Liverpool dg Courteuay Bl Turner,
dG; oys as Ella psr.ous VITA s,t; Asdry Scott tmey
New YORK, dol Newark, Nerwin, do; soion Bacsmaa
bot New York ldg Isabella Kelly, DO; swan Boston do;
Robt Watts, johnson, LIVERPOOL dol Covsnsntsr IBrl Car
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
MOrENMARKET


The stock market was very heavy TO-DAY although
prices still tend upwards The advance OF the past few
Gays was tco rapid to be sustained and prices cannot
'ae iees OF the condition OF the money Market continue
" nigh as now quoted HAD there occurred any thing
isase favorable change in the stock market, there
might be some foundation for the advances but, ths
oanks ssill continue the restrictions upon their move
ments and money Is not only scarce, but in great de
mand a. from seven to twelve per cent interest
not conceive possible to sustain advance in fancy
STOCKS, unless some cornerng is going on, which
Is the case with Canton, hence the great i'm,
provement in that stock Norwich and Worces
Ter went up per cent, Psnnsy Ivania Ss Illinois Mo-
hawk Canton Al, Long Island Ii StCniAgon fell off
while Morris Canal and Farmers Loan closed yester
days prices The sales very limited and confined
principally to the fancies.
We further returns from our City Banks Every
report received shows dec rease in the aggregate
movement
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Cattle Market.

r>a. AT Market SIT sef Cattle, 10 yokes Working
Ken, 40 Cows and Calves. 1850 Sheep and about 100
Sheates
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote-Extra SIS 60; first
quality 30 80 % second quality, 81 SO a So rs.
Working Oxsn-sales noticed at s7s Sc, and "a so.
Cows and Calvss-Dnll- quality very poor Sales no.
ticed at SIT so, ~. "a so, and 2S.
sheep-Dull. Sales noticed at 81 25 2 Is; and one
lot at - 90.
Svine-Sales not noticed.
NJ B.-About 90 head Of Cattle remain unsod of a yery
noor quality ~ - '~NJ
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
New YoRx Cry BANKS.

The loans and discounts ofthe city ,ank. nm he la of
February, lsi5, about five million, of dollar,
than on the LIST of November 1914. md in tho quarter
between these two dats ne denos;ts fall or about our
millions Of dollars yte course the hanks Of this cty
nave pursued for the past three months has been the
great deal of good. The speculaons of last
summer sna' early part of last fall feared would
.e - Ne distress end embarrassment, but the banks
cd a contraction Of their operations in time to
ony serious results, and confined the effects OF
attraction to few stock SPECTATORS in Wall street
carry out the reform commenced it is necessary that
ne banks should continue the restrictions they have
the past sixty days so strictly adhered to.
The Agricultural products Of this country are much
more extensive than any one not having the facts and
returns before them, would imagine Of the principal
staple productions of the SOIL suoh grain cotton to
bacco s. there is very small portion exported-bepp
only about one-tenth OF the quantity produced
nne-tenhs for the consumption Of the people Of ths
United States The value Of the agricultural products
included in this table, remaining the United States sf
ter dsductng the value Of exports averages to every in
habtan about $s3 EACH In the Western section of the
country, there is about per cent Of the crops
graia consumed in faening beef and pork and large
per cent of the crop OF hay is consumed in the vicinity
Of its growth This reduce the quantity LEFT in
the country that the surplus remaining on hand Of
one crop when another into the market, moi
large enough to injnriously affect prices.
QuASTIry AND VALUE OF THE AGRICULTURAL PRopucrs
nF THE UNITED STATES l8t3 AND 8i4-ALso THr
VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS EXPORTED TO Fo.
REIGN COUNTRIES.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

Tae incr has bsen in discounts and circulation
while he decrease is in specie end deposits The loans
ci thess banks have within the year. increased fifty
per cent Being located in Philadelphia the expansion
OF business required these banks to increase their
movement, to meet the sddtional demand. The asset
Of the Bank Of Pepnsyvania other than those included
in the shove table the LIST Of November last
follows Bonds, mortgages and other special securities
sia 6s2 u: real essa Sls7sds s4 stock othe Bank
Pennsylvania, s2as $50 Stocks Of the State Of Penn
sylvapis, s7s All ~; other stocks sn 7So 10; post
nstes received from Bsnk Of United States 81 278545
expenses SO 500 40; interest payable stock Of the
Commonwealth, So 664 II; due by city banks $3sSl7
IA do sundry banks ss2 l7o 50; notes OF city banks
$7S ooo; do sundy do s2s6a, 5iwhile tho liabilities
other than those la the above table, Contingent
fund for reduction OF capital 1888 0i5 30 profit and loss
sS,6Sl AZ discount s2s,2sl Isl unclaimed dividends
S'2 isi 90; interest payable stock Of the Common
wealh sii,s77 %; premium domestic exchange
sia ~ due Commonwealth of lvana SAT 63s as
Barring, Brothers Co 500 10 do City Bank Ssa O35 10
do sundry banks S06 s7s % do Trustees Of Bank Of U
States 70 their credit to b, reserved on account OF nav
msnt Of post notes Bank United States Due to this Bank
ss670o This Is the deposit bank Of the State Govern
msn md trsnsacts the financial business OF the Com
mouwe3Ith,
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

ss0ssT dO sea%ss6 Ripley Havrs do; zg.uoTs, A1dio.
ok do Mobile Livermore frt; Pleiades a!lins
ap W. ri9neer one Fairfield Fall River ds; Virginia Talbot, New
o ao Mohawk Weeks do; Tybee Mccormick, do; Gro
ton nounlard, and Cayugs. Bedel wig frt.
or pHPn.s' jap ssA Deuealion Allen H,yrs, WIND
Ms New Yerd Hero Of Acre, Joens, Lvepool; Envqy
M iisenoek Coesa Janyier. Turks Island; Bac6e
2r horton kchmondi Topaz abe- Havana; Gertrude Cir
a,sT IiA dol Tcsea Loyelapd Bas. Loudu.. Maria sear
New York Peterson Burt. do B,azos, Woods, Havans
Ss rShessts Ons do; WIN Henry, nor Charlsston; Leaad
tSpl Caraz, Havan,; Republic Crane Sabine River: Dover
dse Has.aa Ga 18th s,dni. sc:er Tyrag jackson
ysrpool Amity Pike Boston; loven Emena [spJ Colone
hay,n Bella del Mar Rande Gaveston Pacific, Smith
Mobile; Elizabeth Forsyth. Pensacola.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07


,he market price Of these staples was lower in Is44
an in lsaa but the additional quantity produced in
sweed the aggregate value to a several millions
greater than that Of s43 The price of cotton in 1914
averaged much lower than in is43 that the increased
quantity produced did not make up the difference there
being variation in the value of the crop of than
Jour millions Of doars The cultivation and production
of sugar oats fax hemp and rice much greater in
lS44 than in IS43 while the increase in of the other
agricultural staples has been very trihing II is very
extraordinary fact that the production OF wheat in this
country is not sufficient to give every inhabitan five
bushels Of wheat. barrel Of -four each large
corn the production Of which is immense in every sec
ton Of the country averaging every SOUL about TWEEN
y bushels each. II is estimated that the average con
sum tion Of breadsufs in the United States 10 about
equal 10 two bushels of -four ten bushels Of grain to
each nhaban This would 1870 600 900 bushels
ofbreadsu In 1914 the production Of wheat rye and
cornthe principal grains used for food for
ed to 900 bushels leaving surplus of soa oO 600
bushels OF these grains for food for animas and for ex
port. 50 long produce so large quantity OF
breai,tu prices must rule very low reducing the pro-
fits OF the agrcuiturists and the price of the SOIL The
cultivation ofswheat in this State now be carried
profably the western country already neatly mono
pozes tho cultivation OF this gran and the farmers Of
this State successfully compete with those of Ohio
Indiana, or Illinois
We have extracts from the Official reports OF ane Of the
banks of Pennsylvania made to the Of that
stae, showing the condition Of these institutions on the
lat of November 1874
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY =.
Clca red.

Cleared.
Ship Patrick Henry, DelAnc Liverpool Grnpe Mntun
Co7Barqnes Teegrspo, (Genoese Lanero, p Harmony &
nephey He nrick tBIeml Klenke Charlsson Meyer Stu
Walsh; Jane Rapal, New Haven-Schr VinsI Nichols
Amboy.
Arrived.
No Arrivals yesterday
Ship Sheffield Gillespie from Hull Dec 10. with mdse to
8 lnness-is ut anchor at the s. w. =. Spit.
Also, ship South of the Highlands
The ship reported anchor the Bar remained there last
night
Also, brig in the Offng
Sailed.
Ship st Nicholas Hav: barques Condor st Crox; John
Gardner. New ORLEANS; brgs Aldebaron Gbratr Fanny
Cot Georgetown; schn Curlew Cuncoa Foam, Tampico
and others.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
w G HIS RATIONAL GIRO u s
PARK THEATRE,


.nssd oR hiSspsssf MofTo T Grand
srsn, nGs py asf b. Sy Ms.,., s syGri. Dickinson
Ground Nd Lcy Gymnastics BY the celebrated Troupe
Equestrian MelG Drama on Horseback by j. C Rogers
Grand se.ne Of Posture by j. J. Nahans and his Pupils
Rd,as M.,,es u,asc'or MI CSdr1,ladsr %
a.nd ' he Aeb ON S Ts Tshs Rope
hi Psr.ans, nr., aspsarsnce pai;mts ~ co,o,.,
Mrs Howard viii repeat her .hicn.b. Act of Equ...ni.m
fes; 4 s:S e 1'sss 3 G'i' Hs.i.s. SsS:s w''
A. sSs@ds Act b q%f MOCK opERr,o
CEhTEIIp which Messs Aoyt. Kelly Dickinson and Ed
The Door: win he opened and the Gre. Cavacads will
,II.0n SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Feb. s,h there will
Prices of .alm,ssi.n.
Fin, Tfy 4 BoSs: and faiau:e cent.
Gsilsry Gsr i,ei oi noi % cents
PALnO's OPERA HOUSE.
On FRIDAY lvTRIESl EE;9rESiNGi Fss,v.,v 7,s ,s,
m MIR A., IA m M % ,. TO his s
I Which @ viii sief
III '''' z EsThrofEAN oPERATIc BuRLETTA,
THE vIRGISiAN tSI'Sfl0 GIRL.
For Cas-. Of chaaca Music , &e see f b. hf%s aud
IR will also be assisted by the following Ladies
MES 5thtEos SSSfFHE sHEh aoMrASfs Mss BRUCE
Mr.. HOLMAN MIX, LYNCH, MIR KAVANAGH
and Mr. KNEAss. assisted by the following Ladies ana
MIS- a ns ADAIR { AIR Miss s ApAIR Miss HAMILT0N,
and Mr. MURPHY. who will appear in Grand
VOCAL AND INSTR! MENTAL CONCERT.
Also, the NEW YORK ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS.
Violin s' Ie:oroa Bn
Bells, Bones, aud Cambedoon. nav instrument.
The whole 10 conclude With the
VIRGINIAN GIRL.
Since aud omatoe., sisnof cam:ksrs.
goes, Signor Parrot nose, Signor Lamb-peas-greni.
During the piece the celebrated POLKA DANCE by Mons
More-tin and Mad DesDemigon Grand Gaop by the Com
pany
First tir and Parquete so Upper boxes
Doors oren at oclock-Perfomancs to commence at a
quarter before eight. rs 2tsTc
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
MARTINS
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70 public notice sanctihed knowledge the mother Of
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FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE ROBERT.
SONIAN MET HOD.
E6MoSb 81
BulSsON. A. Nj ss Leonard St, commencing Monday,
u1ops viii ~s' rSs
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.Gn q eoo and S for
would respectfully refer those gentlemen both regard
nay + o6sissd a Ii; Tssidenes 10 B1o.dw.y
u SeT cSu;s for Ladies will be opened on the same day At
Mn rsL.i5prss' French Con. p, Porter B.ssIaK.s a
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The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Died,

On Thursday, the 9th instant, Mr.. WILLIAM F. HoL.
INGswoRIH, in the 45th year of his age of appopexy
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, at IL O'clock this rorning
from the house of his brother-inlaw, Zophar Mills No AZ
Pike street without further invitation
On Wednesday. Sth instant JOANNA wife of Nathaniel
M. Brown, aged 80
Her friends and those of the family requested
tend the funeral to-day, (Frday) at NJ without fur
ther invitation from her late residence No. McDouga
street. near Beecker street, to st. Clements Church
On Thursday afternoon, after short and Illness
IN the 73d year OF her sge Many PATTEN rect of the late
John Patten.
The friends of the family those of her and sonsn
law Rev Edward Wright, and James Dominick and OF
her brother Philip Henry invited to attend the funeral
on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock from her late
denee ~ Oliver street, without further notice 2t
On Thursday, 9Th instant LAURA infant child Of F.
ard Laura Gilley
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

D1- The Southern Mail had not arrived al the
hour of our going to press.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Married.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Lewis P. Balch MI
SAMUEL B. IsAAcs to Miss ALsIRA daughter of the lat
John Ly ons, Esq, all Of this city.
On Tuesday, 4th instant, at st. Marks Church. by tn
hev Dr. Anthon, J. LAWRENCE SMITH, OF Shutdown, L
city.