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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-23
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ITS .NODUS .OPER.4NDI
7 T Inst intly Stops Paini
i i Instantly Checks Diseasell -,
III Instantly Removes its Cause w
: RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop the most Tormentlng Painst
Will Allay the Excruciang Cramps and Spasrrsi
WIZ Soothe the most Violent lfr,ations.ll
In n Fee H1inu1es!
II DAILY CURES
Throughout the United States many hundreds 81 INC
mos. obstinate cases of
rheumatism, Gout,
s,ia Joints, Bruises.
Chill Fever, Ague Cake,
Lumbago. Stitch IN the Back
Diarrhea. Cholera Morbu.,
Dysentey, Cramps and Spasms,
Tic Doloreux, Coughs and Colds,
Sour Stomach, Influenza,
Bad Breath, Iighiness of the Chest
Sick Stomach. Biliousness
1t Instantly Cures
Tens of Thousands of the most Escttciaiing Pains
Pains in the Back,
Pains in the Shoulders;
Pains in the Muscles;
Pains in the Joints,
Pains around the Heart.
Pains around the livef,
Paths around lie Kidnet.
Pa ms in the Head. the Face, The Feet, the Arms.
Side, and stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
Rheumatic Palma
Sciase Pains,
Syphitic Pains,
Sharp and Acute Pains Heavy and Grumbiing Pains;
Aches Of all kinds,
Back Ache, Ear Ache
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved from an Painful feslings b.
x. X. r. Relief.
ClSlPPLES!
LEAP FOR JOY!
The Crippled and Bed-ridden instantly relieved
by the X. k. K.
Every Day
We have eases where the crippled and stf,jointed
hobbe their way to our ta5oraicrr, 10 rcceyed is
And Walk away. Rejoicing
| In the Quick aud Sudden Efficacy the X. r. r.
| a CAt<D.
we guarantee That IN niney-nine eases on, Of one
set down. One trial wifi prove its efficacy The n,s
ment applied 1T arrests the progress Of o.
non, and instantly allays Irritation. ~
X X. X. is sold for % Gents per bottle, so cents
and > per bottle. :,
Genuine Relief.
/ signature OF RkDty Va en- 81, &c
On the Label, AND TIE LBrrERs a < w.
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| BLOWN IN THE GLASS
! General Agent for the State of Kentucky psvir
MOTIFS wholesale druggist, Louisville: also Tor sn nv
Raymond q Patten, 4ih street, and F. Blackwell al
street. ~
John C. Davie and scribner & Devo New Albany
e SURE, druggist Madison; all re
throughout She United States aad Cana,as CO.
/ "UOLSEY * LINCK Agents
Evansville, Ind.
% RAILWAY d CO.,
ho'i' lb2 Fulton 81. New York.
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BOOT AND sHo : MANUFACToRY.


would inform the public in general that hav,
III 4 i: A q 5: A. 4:
oet2S JOHN RASCH.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE would inform our old customers and the public
w that we have just received Il very large and well
selected assortment of Spring Goods the largest and
best We have offered to The public in this city
We are now prepared to supply all calls either Whole
sale or Retail at oh aper rates than ever before.
They have also on hand large assortment Of
u ;,
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which we ofel for
sale at reduced prices.
OUR SToCS
Consists of variety of Men and Boys ready made
Clothing; Hats Caps, and Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally. Also choice assortment of Show Case
goods. We only AJAX the peopIe TO call anu will
perform all we advertise.
mars S.KAHN.
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EeU GS!
PAINTS, Oils, DYE STUFFS, &C.,
AN now receiving my Spring supply of Drugs,
Paints, Oils. Dyestuffs. de- DC. when all received
will be one of the largest and most complete ever oil.
fered in this market alt OF which WIZ be sold III sai
advance for cash or prompt dealers On usual time,
consisting in part OF the following:
500 lbs pulv Rhubarb 100 OF Quinine
100 lbs Rad do 200 Salacine
300 lbs pulv Ipecach 900 OF Iannin
$40 lbs Sal Rochelle so OF Murate OF m6rphia
1000 lbs Cream OF Tartar 50 OF Sulph do
1000 lbs sui Carb Soda % OF Acetate do
500 lbs Tart Acid 900 OF KreOsOte
30g lbs puly @ tvenne Pepper 200 oZ Beuzoic Acid
500 lbs do Peruvian Bark 100 lbs Chloro'orm
3U0 lbs Eng ,ish Calonel leo lbs Gum opium
300 lbs American do b5ls Camphor
300 Lode de Pntiasse Toe lbs Bowers Powder
200 OF Citrate of Iron so bis Fps salts
900 OF Iodine 10 bis CLAUDE: Salts
bbls Burmnda Arrow Root is bbls Alcohol
cases Liquoriee feb25l CRAWFORD BELL.
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der their direction. expressly fO hs marx e. and Consist
every article requisite complete gentlemen's ward
robes.
COATS ANDCL OAKS.
fine assortment. of blue brown grey dral Mackinaw
Blankets Box and Overeoats fine lot Of cloth coats OF
all sizes and prices: superior black and blue French anc
English Cloih Dress Froe and Sack Goats full trimmed
Satiine ana Cashmerete Coats brown and g.ey,
and all coOrs Of Tweed and Cashmere sack froc anc
dress Coats Roundabouts and Goats ofall kinds
PANTA LOON S-SGperior black and blue Icth and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed SAITH
melt Pants and Corduroy pants every variety and
price 10 suit purchasers.
VESTS-Back silk and satin Vests fancy nnd plain silk
velvet Vests fancy Vests satinct, vests and
cor,nou vests Of all kinds
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.

f1NHE undersigned have just ed and are onar;,
IL at theiI store Water ira ct near cornar -
Main, very large and handsome sock Of spring Goods
20 cases Fancy Prints, of the Iates. style:
10 do French Lawns:
. do Barge de LANES;
do Fancy Popplins
6 do bleaehed Muslius
q do Ripsas and French Cottonades.
Also large assortment OF Swiss Musns Jaeonets
black and Fancy Silks Bareges. Embroderies, Swiss
and Jaconet Edgngs and Insertngs, Threa d and Cot
ton Laces Ribbons, Bonnets. brown and bleached
Tsblecloths, Gloves Hosicres and good many other
things too numerous TO mention.
ALSO:
A fine stock of ready made centemens and Boys
Clothing. Hats Caps, &c, &c. We prepared
supply all calls either Wholesale retail cheaper
rate, than ever before. Call and examine the GoODs
we have just received they worthy of examina
ton. mh26 If WM. LOEWENTHAL q CO.
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ENC0srIs rfOIaE MANIAC,

ENCOGII 1 Ne no lsaE maNtFA CTUEs rs
Az ara now manufacturing HEMP, COTTON, NE
w NlLLA ROPES of all sizes and qualities, Bed
Cords Halter Rope. Trot Lines sash Cord, Tow Lines
nd in fact article n the Corda-e line, M of which
We vii sell al Cincinnati prices, frttsht ddded.
Ne have commenced The work and ask TO be sustained
All the articles manufacture for sale at Horn
brooks Z Woodards, Water street. bet. Main and Sycl-
more. nv HANCOCK A DARR.
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BOOTS AND SROTS

s.- The undersigned would respectfully in rf1a
z<{a form the public, that he has hand AZ
tXy the L rg@st aud most approved styles Of -
e9-cust0m and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hid Ladies Boots Buskins, Walking Shoes and Slippers
Also for Misses &c, &c. Also hand, a splendid
stock of Leather aud Findings for sale wholesale and re-
all low for cash. at his old stand Water doors
bove Pavilion Hotel lje3-1yl P.DEUSNER.
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NEW SpalNG.G00DS.
Cheap Cheaper. Cheapest

have just received the best selected assortment of
L Spring GOocs ever broughtto this market Consist
ing of ready made Clothing OF every Variety together
with splendid lot of Hats Caps and furnishing Goods
which WIZ sell cheaper than My facilities for
buying goods enables me 10 cfer GREATER INDUCE
MEMS then ever.
MY SEW ING NJ CHINE
still continues to of the best of custom work. cheap
er than be made by hand anywhere.
. Call and examine my goods, they worthy your at
tention lnarSi $. CUMBERTS.
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AND
COUNTRY MERCH AVIS.


THE undersigned have now IN store large stock
l. Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Oils. Paints. Varnish
es, Dye Woods. Glassware Patent Medicines, Brushes
&c &c. an'i constantly receiving fresh supplies
from and Eastern markets, which they
ire Iefe ed to sell az a slnafi auyancv.-
our articles are all selected with great care and war
anted to give satisfaction genuineess VITALITY aid
price. !...l.-i.
Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Abdominal supporters
and Shoulder Braces of the most al proved styles.
Pure Brandy. Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes only of the very best qualities.
Also large supply Daguerrean Stock, consisting OF
Plates, Gases Chemicals, &C.. at small advance from
Eastern prices.
Mrs Miiics Fine Cut Tobacco, and choice lot of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers viii please call aud examine
our stock when in the city and all orders Will be attend
ed to I'M nj ed ateiy aud carefully packed.
ALLEN {. HALLocK. I HALLOck d STODDARD,
W H. p SroppARp( Wholesale Druggists,
Oct5u Main street, near The river.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

TYHE undersigned have this day formeda copartner.
L ship, under the name and style OF LEWIS g. GRAY
and have m8ae arrangements with the late firm Of Hay.
rngt0, Crane CO., 10 serve their successors In fa
Receiving Forwarding and Commission Business in thi.
city.
We would respectfully solicit tinuance Of the nat
ronare heretofore literally extended towards the
r, and besPeak the good Offices of friends piedg
ing ourselves 70 spare no efforts TO promote Che interest.
of all who may cntrust business to our care
EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. lst ls5s septa-n CHARLES CRAY.
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FLOUR AGENCY.

VTTE have taken the Agency of the "Franciscl MIlp
w and shall be constantly supplied with a UsrE ehOfec
article of Flour which will sell for Cash ieliye.
~ at a vsry loo prize. $. Il. GILBERT 81 GO,
febI9 Sye. near Water.
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MEDICINAL.

fINfEsE RESTORATIVE PILLS gave been used in
i private nractee with unprecee enied success for
90 years. they have before been offered TO the
public. These pills distractions, open the nat
al passages ofthe uiGs or The bodyas the pores and
tactical vessels. ~
THEY ARE WHOLLY VEGETABLE ard perfectly
harmless in their effects; instead CT weakening and de-
biitaing the patient as is usually the ease with other
pills. they give to the r5ngthen.ng and
nvigoratng both stomach and bowels; and innparting
new Lie and energy TO every part Of the system.
Being wholly vegetable, they mild in their opera
ton. without gripping, any pain whatever They are
slow in their movement; but thorough in their renova
ting aud restorative character and need only TO be tried
be- approved of by all such afflicted with the
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia, or any OF the symp
toms Of n dsordefed stomach. ., >.
THE STOMACH Is THE CENTRE OF SYMPAThlES.
1t is principally supplied 'h nerves by large pair
proceeding directly froa the BRAIN called the Par Va
gum. These in their send branches 10 the pha
ynx and iarynx thu osophagus the vessels OF the neck
nd hear the lungs the liter, the spleen and the il
phragm.
Thu distribution will account for many Of the sympa-
hies between re stomach and other parts organs Of
the body.
1t unnecessary to go fartheriasn primary derange
ment of the stomach to account for the multitude. OF dis
tres-ng symptoms with which many are afflicted, such
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

HOPKINS & BEAD will open in a few days large
and choice stock Of Wall Paper of the latest pat
will sell them at wholesale or RETAIL Eesfsa
Pr'ees TO all who are in OF this article we will
MAKE " an OBJECT for them 10 examine stock before
making Their purchases. ml36
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"a FURNISHING GOODS. ETa
Al the late sly les Of plain and fancy silk fEIf7A
o. and satin Cravas ScaTfs and Stocks, white .
and ell colors Pocket Bandkerchefs; Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel do Fahn and Net I'm
dershs aud Drawers SE collars every kind of Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton gloves; embroidered and piair
gum Suspelders silk, gngham and cotton Umbrellas.
Dodds Sherwooa's and Chase's Hats also, SILK Hats
Caps Boots Shoes, waking canes &c.
All che above articles and everything else in Il -urisS
ing line will be sold mt Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue receive fresh supplies weekly dV
ring season from our nanufaetory in Cincinnati.
nova AHLERlNG & DRUMMER
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EVANSVILLE HIT MaNUFACTORY

EVANSVILLE H.T MiNUFACTORY.
Spring Fashion. CentLemen's Hats.
7 SHALL introduce my Spring Style of GentIemen's
Hats, Saturday. March 5tl. The style and sha nc
is admirably and the quality the best fine ma
tcrals and good work manship possibly produce.
| am now ready to take orders. Persons sending or
ders from distance, rely on their being promptly
and carefully nlled +. VAUTIER-
mari First street Cd door above Main.
DEIOVAI-I have removed my Office one SQUARE
i 4 and half above Main street, the Sherwoo,
House. on First street. and be found either there or
my residence square above AT ali times unless profes
sionally engaged ia the eli! or It's immediate vicinity
4. mhi9-n "a DANL MORGAN, N. ID.
TOErHOVED.--1he undersigned has removed 90 the
house of Ars Dr. Talon three dGoTsabove the Sher-
wood House, opposite the mansion of NJ. Ross ESQ O,
First Street. or Doctors .ADeHBc.
Office at the old stand First w doors Above Main
where ne may be found at all nmss, unless professional
engaged. ue26I J.E, WILCOX. ~. d.
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CPREEf, AND SUMMER PRINTS.
- 80 cascs Aliens. Spragues Dunnels and other brands
of Fancy Prints lust received and for sale by
sp3g MERRITT, FIELD 81 CO.
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GRAHAM e FARRELL.
WYE have now hand, and are prepared 10 sell ~
w low rates well selected stock OF Groceries, coL-
sistng in parl of, viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware, Iea, Loves,
Coffee; Buckets; Trace-chains, hihsihs,
NoI,sSas Seiyes Curry combs, Cassia,
EIonr star Candles Ginger, Nutmegs,
ro,acco lWush-boards Pepper, Nsekerel,
Co,ton YARNS Herring Spice Cement
Whisky GALORE
In addition 10 the above have lately reed stock Of
fine Brandy warranted together win general assert
ment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Wneh we VIII
of sposea, a small ad vance. Iclejl
10 CASES PRINTS of Globe, Durnals, Man
OJ haitian. Phillip Allel, herrimack, Manchester
Valley Pals aud various other popular brands received
this day sale low, if not little lower than
any other house in Evansville :
ap20 JoHASON 81 FRENCH.
20 CASES HATS Received direct from the
1 10 manufacturersaBd Tade to order, including
every variety Of moleskn silk. fur, cashmere wool,
panama, leghorn, and palmlea which will be sold al
unusually low prices by 4
apo JOHNSON d FRENCH. 7
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A CONSTANT supply OF seasoned White Pine dres1d
~ Flooring kept at the Evansville Ia mber Yard
ST., north of Canal by [aptl JOHN =. GLOVER.
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prNr rrIMRER

PINE LUMBER.
81 n N0N FEET Pine Lumber, thoroughly sea
ZOO,UUU soRed embracing all qualities, from on,
half 20 two inches thick for sale low al the Eyansyl
Lumber Ward, Main ST., north OF Canal.
APP JOHN e GLOVER.
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peHs -
: 2l-P11rR ResK, in Pittsford, New York aged o..
lie was In memorable battles Of the Revolutisn,
witnessed the surrender Of Lord CORVALLIS At York
town In the OF lSlZ he served with General sullivan
his Indian campaign.
22-Mrs Anna PRsssos, in Osvege COUNTY New York,
AGED OF She resided in Concord Mas when IL was at
tackled BY the British troops in l and aided in attend
ing upon the first wounded soldiers q the Revolution
23-JoHs YoUNo. in New York city, aged 90 He was
A manber Of the New York Assembly three different
periods In 1910 he was elected representative to Con-
rsss fer the XXxth district In lS4s he was elected
eyer nor OF New York In 184o he appointed Asss
taut Treasurer Of the United States for New York.
soLeMos VAN RkSssKLAER near Albany, n. Y; aged g.
His father General Henry X Van Rensselaer, who,
fought with great aIdor end distinction in the Revolu
topsry and desperately wounded Ut the battle
Of Font Ann. Washington county. In this State Ge,.
solox Van Rensselaer, inherited the military disposi-
ton and dauntless herosm Of his father At the early
age OF eighteen he appointed corpet In company
Of dragons mustered o Grssnbn'h and Joined the Amy
under the command Of Gen. Anthony Wayne Before he
was twenty promoted to the command OF troop
In the battle Of Miami August 1894, under Mad An
thepy he received terrible wound through the lungs
After the dbsndng Of portions Of the army took place.
Gen Van Rensselaer, appointed Adjutsnt General OF
this State under Governor John Jay ne aisaagqnsd
elected Congress aAs served his term faithfully and
sbIy At its oiess he receivsd-we believe, under Mon
roe's adnnistraten-the commission Of postmaster Of
Albany which his held der the successive admnisre
tions OF Adams and Jackson He was removed BY Van
Buren In 1889 he wa. the Albany district delegate
the Wbiy National Convention at HArrBburg Pa, and
Of the delegates from this St VINO cast his
vote for hls old companion in arms, General Harrison
lie the 10 thAt SAllAnt Suu
honest nominated for and elected TO the Prcsi
dercy and from him received again the appointment Of
pc Of Albany, which he bald untN removed by
Eyler ,,,
AtTsUa oCosSoa one Of tie chiefs Of the United
rbmeD and y member OF the Irish Directory, ~ h'
chateau OF Bgnon in the Loaet France aged 81 years
General O'C vss an Irhmen by birth, and IN early hh
VA. member Of the Irish Psrliarasnt Ifs belonged v
the United ri.hmen s7d formed one OF the I'VE mer2
here Of the Directory watch 10 put 10 movemsnt tAa
vast associati n In 1895 ths United Irisnmsn Aniu
OF. My at ihrosipg of the rule on England osners
Hocbe's xpeot,on was decided on. It, however fAls
s,anaiiy and Arthur oConnor and another ueubsr q
=. tnts<ysv win 0cuessl HSohs, 9. Is-aSs::., but
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century have 20 erestly advanced the mining Art NJ
first to divine, encourage and aid the genius
of Berxeius when the latter was young aud without
Ia-Mrs MARY Smith, In Brookaeld, agcd o. Her
husband Capt Israel Smith Is Revolutionary pension
er and ia ~ years months old They lived togsthsr In
the married relation 70 years and had IL children, 81
grandchildren 60 great grandchildren and great great
grand children
DR. Mis- woLrssEas in Norway, aged 81. He was
Of Norways most learned historians and formerly chief
founder two earliest daily papers ever published
the AorgnklSdet (Morning JournaD and the Iidsr
ts md tbs otter und.r that o. the PissenSsn Jour
Ia-Mr. BsSiAMrs BURGESS, in Wayne. Kennebsc
county Me jagged lO1 years and months In his early
life he followed the seas. In 1701 in with many
othe he lost most Of his property by the depreciation in
.S o. n s which be
an attentive reader In 1874 he removed to Wayne then
almost unSroken wilderness but well cultivated
BEAUTIFUL ponds His descendants IL children 81
grandchildren 90 great AID 10 great great
srandchlarsn making in all ITS, Ill Of WHOM. with the
exception Of four or i've ara sti liIing. Some ffon
each Of his present at the funeral
Mr. retained the use Of MS faculties in remarkable
l7-IIon WILLIAM Krsc, in Bath, Ne, aged 81. Ho
was member of the Massachusetts, Legislature whea
Governor Of Maine, and isld several other offices Of
tr1st.
Ism. Gsv,rHulsEs, in Mrnish, aged 49, He vas
one Of the distin xuhed astronomers OF
20.-Hon WM. b. 3rEPrARr. In Elizabeth City ~ U,
aged S. lie served s Representative In Congress- from
the Eastern district from lSeD TO 1887
81 Mrs MARY Ars Clark In Bonlogne, France
AGED IA She Grated great sensation forty Jsars ago
nv her eonnecticH with the late Duke Of York which
caused charges be Brought against the Duke in the
House Of Com r,ons. -
a5-Major 9oLoMos MouLror, in Floyd ~ Y, s@ed
o. He held majors commission In the aevolutic nary
army, and taken prisoner at the battle OF Long
Island. . -
2S-Ceunt XAVIER DE MArsrRE TIA author OK tho
well kAosn work Une Voyage sulour &c ma Cha bre ~
St Petersburg aged %. He rsfugee frPn, Savoy
who catered the Russian service, end had attained the
rank Of general he clever writer good chemist
ana landscape painter his other works lie L.preur
Ia Vajl6e dAoete" lie Prisonnsr du Cancase and LIS
J,une sbesiepne are less knosl than Voyage which
vas written In his youth
! "a -.-Bishop CHhIsrorhra j.. GADspEs, D. D., In
| Chsrlestea G aged 70. He bishop OF the Pro
| tttant Episcopal Church in South Carolina.
rs DR. JosFrH PRxscoTr, at Halifax n s., aged 81
He Of the Revolutionary army and the last Of th
| original society Of Cincinnati.
Bon DUDLEY MARvrH, in Ripley, ChautauqrA county
N. Y, aged &C. He WAS member Of Consrss from ls2
| To IS2o and also In 1916.
2e-Hoo, LrxutL u, AsSotD, in Kingston, r. /
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and for time he executed certain ministerial and d
nsac frnctions IN the service Of Russia at the cour
Rio Jsneiro.
so-Jour Mooas in Memphis, Tsra.. aged lol years
N-Gxo. A. Cooke, in Baltimcrs, Nd, aged n
gallant defender Of that city in 1915
AUGUST.
SUNDAY, 1-1udge Henry in st. Louis, Mo,
&C. He studied Law with Villa n Writ. He had
Auditor. Secretary Of State and Judge in Missouri
Mrs MARY DUR In Memphis, Tenn di'tnguis
2-Josxrn MoRIIro, in Penr.sh, ssed 1o1 sesrs.
the commander Of the Creois md Psmpsro, both eng.
In the Cuban expeditions Of 4sn Lopez. Ae was = v
tenant In the Texas navy
well known from his csnneotion with Lady Bssdngt
and his marriage with Lacy Harriet the daughter OF L
h. He Was, at the time Of his death, superintendent
Fine Ats In Paris. He was remarkable for his wit
4 JonN SMITH, in 3ushsy, England, aged u.
soldier In the British army, AMI was preseT& at
5--Tosr JouASSo-, In Paris, Frraase, aged 48. He
Avsry graceful painter, and enjoyed considerable repu
zion.
6.--GEoRsE AR9uLARrus, in Lew York city, aged
He was Of Wsshington's body guard. He kept
famous bakery In Gortlandt street.
s.-Hon. Rosxsr RAS1ou,. Jr in Washington q
aged A. He graduated as Harvard College In IL
About 1885 b4 elected 10 thu Massachusetts, iss
ture from Beverly. In 1870, for short time Ia
United stasas Senate. n 1851 he Was elected 20 v
gress (Hovss) from the Second distrit lie was Dist
Attorney Sr Massachusetts under Mr.. Folks adnil
tration.
9-Madanbe Mama MAzzrri, az Genoa, mother to
ssyh kAN1ni late 'n' Of the 'r"m'A oil the H'"An
lC-nuks Of HAMmros, In London, Engiand aged
Ha held the position Of premier peer Of Scotland.
n -IsAAc Rec on the Fort grounds, Ticonderoga,
NJ He was soldier OF the revolution, aud acted att
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| General WsshlDStoa's fervans.
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was the reot Of the late Prsdent OF the United stat
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known eoaritutor to the Physiological literature OF
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