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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27
NOTICE I I

Ill PERSONS indebted 10 The under.
II singned, and tho late firm Of A. Nord.
haus & Co, 1.-THE New Orleans Chear
Store,n corner Of lafayette and Laurel sts.
are hereby requested to come toward and
settle their accounts before The 5tA Of July
prox. All accounts not paid BY that time
will Be prt in the hands Of the law for
collection. Chas. Duval, at the corner d
Lafayette ant Laurel streets, il my author
lied Agent, and will attend to the oollec-
tions. CHARLES NEWMAN.
vune %, % Nh 1nlv
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NOTICE n

IN to nsatier oftAs 6socsDsion efIeox JsAxeus.
deceased.
Sixth Judicial District Court Parish ofEsst BATON
Rouge.
WHERGA0 THoxAs y. bupvmopon has appliea
W to saidoCourt TO b appointed Curator a the
estate Of Leon 1ransias, late Of said Parish, dc.
ceased.
Notice b hereby given to on nslnteree>ed 10
show cause within ten days from the Asst puhjics-
ton Of this notiee why the said Application shouId
not b grated H.. 81 - MORENO, Clerk.
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Auction.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w Thursday the 9Th Of July, the
building now occupied by the Sergeant At
Arms Of the State House, together with the
picket fence: sstes &C., enclosing the Capt.
tol. The property win be sold, one fourth
cash the balance at 4 months credit with
note and security.
june -27-M. L. E. POWERS 4 CO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

HOn the 9Th Of July-see nd.
vertisement tie House occupied by
the Sergeant-at-Arms Of the State
House, and also the picket fence now
enclosing the grounds, will be sold at
auction.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

~ The Masonic Brotherhood Of
Marshall county, Miss, have determin-
ed to erect q new hall at Holly Springs.
We learn from the Time4Ebat the cor
ncr stone Of the building Mill be laid
down on the 4th Of July next. upon
which occasion public barbecue'win
be qiven.-True Delta.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

~ The ladies Of Jsckson, Nj,
have presented The Rev. G. X, Mar
shall, Of vicksburg. . beautiful silver
box containing the pen with which
Gov. MeRea signed the great tenn
peranoe reform bill, past by the last
Legislature Of that State.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

rAny one wanting . very COM
Portable little dwelling house. in .
verv desirable location-sud at the
price ola bargain, should. call immedi-
ately on John Tilano near ths Catho-
lie Church-See advertisement.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

HIS ExrERlENcE.-The Boston Bee
says: "An experienced brother says,
inla recent letter to US Atpresent l
am in the country, recovering from
fourteen years Of editorial life-bad
eyes crooked back and broken nerves,
with little to show for it."
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

q Among the new patents an
nouneed. is ono to Adolphus Theodore
Wagner, Of Berlin, in ths kingdom d
Prussia, for the invention ofa ''psyeo.
graph Of IN apparatus for indicating
: persons thoughts BY tho agency d
nervous electricity. "-Orleonia's.
A good machine. We really hops
that some Of our hardware merchants
in this, and neighboring cities will
import some Of them. A few would
DO good busiues. One Of the great
at difficulties in life-an obstacle that
has caused much confusion, and is
likely to produce more; 10 that peo-
pie cannot understand one other. The
language has become too complex and
intricate; No one pretsnds to take
mere words a expressive Of honest
thought and cincere conviction. and
the commandment thou shalt know
the tree by its fruit" is, Is far - the
animal "man" is concerned, . very
uncertain and dangerous criter;au.
The good fruit u the result Of bot
house attestion-a forced growth, that
tho fear Of the devil scoyss into exist
enoe. The tree is very stately look
ing affair in the MONDAY sun, but
closely analysed, il q empty Of al
GOOD q The barren Sahara. Professor
Waguer's machine is good one. We
hope it ooatsmplatss nothing less than
Ringing tie os-esterioris, 50 thaA in.
stead talking to- man, We may )sok
into H. hack Of hin load and zee there
in he working Of tie brain itsek, his
true meaning, and honest eesvistien.
60 The Chinese men folks have
an easy time oft. They get up after |
breakfast and 60 to bed before dinner. !
The women Do Ill the work, take all |
the whipping. Say It home evenings. |
md steal clothes enough for the child
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Deok.KeepsR Wanted.
0NE who il sober, active and industri-
~ Gus, can hear Of permanent situa-
ton. on application to
iune-24. HILL & HENDERSON.
Baton Rouge Foundry.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

The Emperor Napoleon Ill. CON-
p|etcd the 46th year Of his age 90 the
Goth.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

Y q We are indebted so,some one
(unknown) for the bill Of fare 1t
"Grssnwell's" last Saturday. The
Host- friend the Captain, has
adopted the plan 70 stand = the head
Of The table, and sing over ito music
written expressly for the purpose) eaeh
days bill The instrumsntle part has
not yet been supplied. that the dish
covers many ay of and the forks keep
time thereto; when it is. Ne pre-
sumo the harmony-the manner and
method Of the song, cannot improve.
We are credibly informed that it il
e1hilerating beyond measure to hear
tho Captain sing out "Hese's your
Mock Turtle soup-Fnh, boiled fried
and baked. Here's hams champsened
with bacon boiled. and very nice pork
chops, smoked tongue and turkey
boped-a venison stGak with muttons
Leg in sauce"-What else? Why not
only The Vegetables Of the season, but
. great many besides.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-06-27

A CennsrcSal uDquisitien.
Il may no. b ssasrally known thai
there sxias il GotlA., among sthe,
institutio1B Il similar character; IN
inqaisitorisl tribunal before which the
domestic aud private habits, ~ we'll q.
the business merits # every man ia
the community comes, who Is - unfor.
tunate - to have to supply His store
with goods from that market. Il is
not alone confined to New York. but
there are branch concerns of the same
gigantic villiany in every town and
hamlet Of the Viion. It may b de-
nominated an intelligence Office where
the name. age and.private habits over
every man in the Union Is passed up
on, and rated first, second, third. Or
fourth according to the extent Of his
means to purchase position. A man
from this or any othersaction Of the
Union presents himselfat the counter
Of the New York or Philadelphia
merchant-wspts to buy goods. his
personal recommendations. and his
own intrinsic worth is not taken into
account; q clerk is despatched. to the
Ipquisition and recording to the man
ner he is rated in their books, 20 he
stands.
How is this information obtained ::
By secret spies . generally selected
from the legal profession. They have
secret printed instruction sent them,
and their reward their. qnid pro qsO
Is in the business sngenderod by this
nefarious system. Talk Of vidocq or
Fuche polioe-Japsnese espionage
damnable leechers and hireling blood |
suckers; it is Ill honorable-legiti-
mate-and proper in the place Of this
most villanous iuquisition.
How does the thing work? We
have no practical illustration before
~. but can suppose . very natural
case. Wen ny for argument ake,
We have two or more Of the 'Profes-
sion" here, in tho employ Of the New
York establishment. They are in !
to forward monthly, a state
ment Of Mr.. A. Be-. affairs to the par.
ent inquiation. In this statement the
parent Office must know first; has A.
B. any children-is be . married man?
Does he play At vipgt-et-un, Kino or
Drag! Does he drink juleps with
traws, or is he addicted to brown
tout? What is the amount ofhis L.
Utilities? Does be keepa fast horse
lnd-its ooocomitant? All this in.
formation must b obtained by spy
md his tecompence. is the amount Of
business he can make out gift. Sup
,ose now, from private malice. one Of
hese agents chooses to report the case
# A. B. IN an unfavorable light: the
New York and Philadelphia concerns
o whom he is indebted, come down
~ him-his accounts sre sent out to
he business making professionals he
5 closed up and sold under the ham .
ner.
There 10 no fair dealing-no open
nd honest purpoee-no good-but
in-rank, withering iniquity. is the I
'roduct # ssch . system. L
THE IMrER1AL CANAL OF CHINA
)ne Of the most extraordinary works
{ art 10 tho world is the Imperial c.
al Of China. This wonderful struc-
- -ls~I ->- I..s1k L., ALn M>-.1I
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~It 10 said that Donald Mckay,
aship builder Of East Boston, Is about
TO construct . beautiful Yacht of nine
ty toms asa present to the Emperor
of Japan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

THt Cos,oLpArIoS BoARD-This body fast cOaclu
ding it, labors At the last meeting the charter wa taken
No sect on by section and considered Tide being taken
from the tab seveia amcndmonts relating 10 hs raising
Of tsIep were made making it the duty Of tic Mayor to
prsent the Gums TO be raised By aI TO oEt board com
rosed OF the Supervisors and Common Council In lhle
several ergons made and on nohon two new
sections were added The fret provides for tho election Of
three Police justices end three Justices Of the Peace to hold
e n, thee Years but these elected the first .scon
70 draw los and two 20 hold Office one year,
two to hold Office for two years and two for
iLroe yoars. Each Justice IS 20 have clerk snd
tbey are to receive cr their use fees in civil causes
between landlord ard tenant Tie second ion extends
the jurisdiction Of tho Cty Court hewhoe city These
sect1s were agreed 10 and made part of the charter
Another amendment was proposed to gi'o Bu'h"ics and
iIsmsburgh equal representation in The Board Vi
Iducscn according the population with Brookly" and
m return tie preent members OF thG' Bo,rd from hs city
TIE rendueut was laid upon the table aud the Board
a,iourued, to meet to Jay al the City Hall
DEATH OF An OLD REsIDESr-Mr. Joseph Moser, An
old and respected citizen Of Brooklyn died al his residences
Yesterday morning at advanced age lie was born IN
this city and during the early part OF a history was mt
usiey associated with al that concerned It's growth and
property Iii, disease was inflammation OF sSe lungs
Found DEAD II BED-MfsTEMors ArFhR-Coronsr
Ball was called upon yesterday to investigate case whc1
at present is involved in much mystery II appears !hi'
two Germans named William Dunkrk and MI Nodnl,s-
Ter residing on Ross st. Wilson, East Brooklyn re
tired on TUESDAY night apparently in good health and in
the morning wien called to breakfast the fist named was
found dead and ke latter state Of ehargy from which
II W.. impossible to him during the day Il sup
rosd they were poisoned but BY what means has as yet
not been made evident Drs Bal and Oeot made post
nor,, m examination removed the stomach aud sent il to
DIR Chiffon for anay zation. further examination into
This MYSTERIOUS affair viii be made TO day.
FIRK-On Tuesday night fire broke out in house on
the orn.r of Navy and La Fayette sts occupied as
Lgkerv and owned by Dir. John ID Etmonis. Is was
dsmsSed to the extent of $50 and was insured in the
Brooklyn Company -.
in MONTAGUE place Court st. IL suppressed with
a few buckets Of water
rocoNorIyE-An new locomotive, called the Mon.
,rL Ia, recep,Iy been placed the Long Island Rail
80 n was taken to Jamaica, and after few trhlng
Alterations will commence running one % the passenger
train.
D,rr or Gil, ISJUzHs.-An old man. named Ezra Il air
ma run over ly o0nlbGs In yresy died from h'
iuiuIi,s At tie Ciy Hospital yesterday
pporr BLOOD NEssEL.-E. A. Carley, who broke a
- -. few 6sy, since By VIC ent cough lying IA a''ate
% 1.e.,iou. that recovery IS eoasssfed hoPslss'
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M ,,b, Or - rurb a. n. might thot srfhci,u IN
to sr 90, 9Th ss tes. Cd ., tsea e.si
nc sd n mcyn' ne cotton ss. Which ERE p, sea n 'n
',w aotct rcqo,f,rd L,ei 10 s 70 20 Inn, q
,etn In ~ uc, boat a completed $40 duy
srred b. Gs. let boats aeac one p an 'efas the
Iut Le,r who went nc boat rc'gneiin heI the wiad'pi{
a hc lcrom.tor RAINS aud hal rroipoc a. "a o.
Cd 9' "a ,s o o os ..6 Ss'
her e cred iha they would not ten . &c ihol,nd
tai ,he regiments his wiOd cpaiaa.d so-
,,o TIE Cstan of Tho Kihy said after that h had en-
de',oea by The ;'e'r,, b. woe ar twos wa l'' VI .
ship any srd morning che ont OF sight, Tor n
n Sps bn Df CO, ,ws 81 the Kby pro
norpcd smrt hore eiP?lrd condition ths ko7
b, The coSi Du'in he two day. h,t when tn Kiby
was ,SSeavo,rs to rrrsia the vrok any army
fesi, prs. tho Ky give up tss endsyor
The moru'rs Al f W i.t ca ne ths Sap,An - na
v fair aud he Colonel Gates Gale tne ehse
Da, re W % "a ,s,ons ss vas tie shoull
'rN ,s0I % o.n for H. steamer We sht perrin
could ukc Io from anoihr yeel the
Of he ocs, id do oct tnOw thai an, oh,s s.eg
1olu Gs save oFi9Sn in i.yer Of s.D up .as H.
Colonel thnk Of q. opinion s vs. aanap, b
.s.n Inn the officer. in th; Inference was ih We
s s 10 ' sa1e ,~s IN Joined sua Will add
that Lie Of The Navy folly h. sl'
his opinion That We eoaa ,ss'R the .sSer
OIL opinon that Of Colonel os'.s ana ms .a,ss IVA,
t,.eseiius Cor her which perfectly
i. om New.Yoik butt probable were further Colonel
aid rot but readily yielded TO the
v, continuing the search. and directed the master 10 mAk'
f.il for the steamer
Al this point the Court adjourned to meet to morrow at
lOl o'c clock.
Among the officers present in the Aids Office we no
tcCd Surgeon Saterlee. This gentleman. it Will be-
membered as Of those disabled on board the San
Francisco.
We rresume that DR. s. will from his age and expert
ence in be seryce DO soon called to fill the position lately
vacated in THE City by the deoease Of Surgeon Mower 1t
would be wise choice Cape Horn trips are hardly :iit
ed TO men who have grown old in the servloo as Col
Gates and Surgeon Satterlee.
Geographic dispatch has been forwarded to Captain
John w T. Gardiner Of the Dragons. at Boston notify
us him that lie will report himself here as witness before
this Court
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- And ,es,r rco,e 6,r safs sud es'y ~hess'
-, ..oaa ,s,ss r,,t,'n .svt' ~ tN,y 49, Gr1"Iai
tst.S ssss,st ~ !ee Nes,,gN ,s. S." cs,es tao
y ~, We, Nv ees'e won ,s' as,, .,,n
rS.,S s,s,Ar 'se ~ hAt 70 Vo' - hscn ssep,sd aai
e N,vs tssv',rt ,enswu D., sac ., ,.
- NJ 81 S ~" te,A 81 se Vailed state, an Enr,P
'srS. ssrssni vNfvin, nt w tse cAifsss % $50 n
~ rs "a ~ =, sv4 sir u ihsi,ad fes'
~ rsSl Nv Ne sa4 5ss "a. s,S ~. % iS's IL
80 4. ,. =, ~SA ae Na tbs lssc'i @etC.Se and
-. foe Ctv Asrs va sa ,S'% ~ ,s..si IL "1 hoe.
- 80. aA.s, sAaNepl rcr 60 ne pa ,~ MI. srrisnt
- y st ,srf ,Snsu'sr srs Of 'he erin,'s "a.,
sst W - Ns Rs,st ." ne 49,, o. .Nips both h,l'er
s,s,s ~ eS T, ~ ,hsts necr' dcS' VII -
s~ l,l, go r,rs ere erected IN ee r,ep'E.o
St. 5ss, Re ees..ss =. r~a i,eiues which wOad
. .,s,ssse. ef 'sr'V'n'n "f"n Tho waters
-. ~, Ss s.,, - s twsy' 81" sst, t. ,p'ps .si
- ~ ssevarrel s,,sa ~ 80 ,a IA. n,sulie,nt
49,. 49,. SSsa ,rc's IN rgs,cn s' the, have ssS'a a
Ss~, * ~ II Providence ADD hs' e,atriaa'od more
- ,~S,s ps ,s - usAe n Cav 81 New ne'A tss .XM Co
. ,,s 4 ,As N,rsNo red,Ny ST serdSs n sa, man
.. s 80. 81 SC ~ s d.S tlesas ana S,stas
Il su 40 other oli"s, ~oeld be 20 add %
- ~ & .'.y ~. .si hsSS sire.i- r,.ei >, .ei.h
..- sSSv ISe tess'.s -, 81 S,s ,S ,, n ~, com
49, -, u >s bus ~ Of New York Ae'ine cor the
S- ~ ct Ae wAee people ard Doing for the I'M az
.s "a Asre,c sc, what they Se nnaSs or 1n"ns 70 90
hsAsa~T'Nts ma, "a az.
~ he rert Of N,rNeh and that they b. o'hea
= rw. 70 a-sre SSnnSA,ies hsyond hies neaeT 90 &
-. - go rther Ncw-Nort. 6rocEyr w thsn ontsa,
SSrs ~ ~ persse parsons over whom M Sss ma,
"a II n Commission
III \. saved IN the cpsnen Of tbs
~ maturity efsNnla piers previously y
s,tsrirA v,haNt rvry 10 eonneIce that 10 rs OK
~ r,-r snd laitheI theN may Nc ea' """ou'
r.~sAs.s, sf a. isssstHtc hetssher secured ,,. =
ma Sc view .sSaTins she.e desirable msoty
c.trsc Va % ard rAssvson In nate sns A''smoy
- ~. sAo,e report and sss leave 10 ihuooaoes 0
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

urn.os GuARp B.LL-PrsseHtGflOn.- hrst annual
hail Of the Hudson Guard, held 81 The Hudson House
LARGELY attended and paced on well. Inc Guard 70
tIy composed of resigned fremen, many Of whom were
.ns,Lers of Hudson Hose Company No. l. II Aldermen
" III. Chairman Of the Fire and Water Conutss IN
h.s,N Of the Company presented T. w horehouse late
CO. yrrneer Of Fir: Department with s2sa %
-. consisting silver pot bo" sna cream Gu.
them about So expense BY Ere 70 d Jersey
80. IN. ipscTtcn which theY bear % iollo"s ~
p,.un itomas W Norehouse EE chst ~ sus
- Cos SAW No token Of their regard Jersey OJ Sso
J. NIid.,usn Wallis spote in substance ~ follevs
IA Il rr.tlfynE 70 me % % tle %
al tLe his cattle stiol e1s.aeec ei tns
80 Tia. the recipient entitled TO tue .sesn 70. pay %
Rot 81 81 Of ei;iEens Dlrns he JeMo ny o
90 S. 4. Chairman Of the Committee on IRE and ser
.-,neF ability and ndssty with -Heh yoa lea.
st. he welfare Of the Department seemed 70 De Joei
- ara TIE neglect CT private tiaEs you l9s e
80, ~ ADVANCE take pleasure
Tor n, ty perform duties wtieh tevolred on me
NJ wshs pfesensd tie plate VIII fa'hH sPPfoP''
nsris - -.l. 80. ,..,,,,o,.i ..pSered his TANKS
.rworthy Of h nsk Of rsspeet snd o. Joa
h.. Bat take al Myself There ns'e 60 :,
vLich hsvs made ssrse se 800
.n.eticu with the Fire Department 90 not i.nh
r,,hut have done We hav. rsslgnsa oar ps.G ~, -
beeasss considered We eeud ho - ~
"a r,<ssz our respect and nea
- scv believe the Of the ssr
n The D.pGsnssE Not only We vhe ,s "
Regretted but the latersso o. tss Ieop 80
sr, v,es Sa sssrasi EsgsanG - vs No. - 80 -
rEsSsI ;sopss n % ts cssos ~ nave ~A'-- w. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-09
MARRIED.

GILLESPIE RAZELTON- At New Market Jan Is Dr. JGues
" Cspie Wssbnsten Als Mamie G. dssshter Of Don
VIZ brszrliCB
Oeli soc OF West Gresnvie Pa 10 Mss Mary Fizsesd .
nor ART-LOWRFY- On the % nsy- AZ TROY n Y, BY sAe
Rev Or HALEY Sir Hsifson Hobart OF Sheboygsn Ws 10
francs mosne daughter ef the late Waite Lowey OF the tssms
pisCe A.. -
JONFS-DO oNE-M scsuiu rs,ss jan 1t the residence %
Ihn Boope .Ar W. I. Jones O. Miss Caroline bscns
SiBpEN-OELAFIELD-At St Louis No, FEB |, Carssss
Krtbru 20 Fdith daughter Of John Delshsld
LEE-nFNsON- Az SAP Antonio Texas Jan 10, J Il Leo
SUMMER Go IA 20 Miss Mar hens9n .
PIFRCF NFICH-A Bethel VI, Jan 81 Mr. Benz Pierce 70
Mtch oil Randolph.
sTEPnEN Sal EXANDER-I Cooper Cousty, Mo. jan. +
J.hu ID serhers oo County Cal 20 May Alexander
WALKER DE- with Fnnsn Mac Web l., MI 1ecsss
Walker Of Buaso' Y to a'' M'r'hs NJ sAssa'r Of A'@
bald De Witt AZ
Mr. samuel Miss Sarah Lsnstoa both Vt bsyttssn
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1854

u u arr .; nd 'pentsnee wa At
,-rs b..a, T. re rrsor.iY GO never q ge ~ ofSasr
-, xssss 10 no member with hrsrf-t gtsiilt 10
IT, srfs al n IN .Suufu th~ more tan D li 's,a o.
ssTA-frc "a bremen ca H7' II
,s.s. VII 10 re -is
u.sire tro'her shs hr5rifr
1910 - -s-rb <n1rr klsa -rzuf
~r o-csou - tcrrfr 'rs' "a M f'Ni
ertrrefcr "a. .afti' steic VI .n'fen rs - "
CoeroN CorNCn-N THE -7Ne'ing " the C'pnon
-c' T-c.sT -.nirs fhs Crs-e % y 3 pr-etrtf
i q risc LsSsa .nff. bli JT 80 VI
srcbr o. NoT AAsisg or tieir oiecf &c y s. d 1,Y
T. tn srs'- seTerss ateptet oY TO il
All rss fhr We n sigrerIp, p % '1stsct
rs
benefited therb- re sssessrs.f for
itrce ~ proven Il lie ght e1Isci os
and eis tie 10 uit brda Esd kep them il
frh.,e ~ Chlirra4a tie C5znSe u
c-d 20 prcssc. he bili 20 he LessstsEs
SraGFs The Common Couac gu Tuesday Ugh.
r a ne osrlscs requifn the f,l0v their cea ei
rcutes srd tie pIop tors 70 ks sai - down
,saser, here they Pleass-
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DIED.
Ma Feb 6. Mr.. Elisabeth. csa.ot, Of -,

BATES At Bsmcrc Nd Feb Mrs Elissse.s ssa'o 0fss'
Ri5;; @ es a S .5 Mes s jan ~
DlMMIr- Near Ma, 'vie ny Jan - Ssp Nos S%s =
,S w.. S Of i and ooF v.n rs.@e wl.so To-
cum. allied s9d tho Firth General r h1ss fs.sr Com
Rgsr dsushur OF Jno aud Emeas ETenH aged Gears a's
The friend. family requested to attend tho Iuner'l vita
:st nsSS t,Sn tss a. soSs
GLOVER In Brooklyn Fen Ms fhebe Maria Glover druss-
Ter (. S S' ave. and nd u family
mrss On Ttunday inst. At2 n from No lAwioushbyst
E hqI nsai.ou lid Jan o. Mr. Desn Gnss. Of
CsnsIhn Ina formerly OF Providence X ,. ,,u... ~
HAyRNsYserdsy morning Fob R'""'l's' A''e"' s''.
.Id Tho ions. services ii, late residence No 81 Slasst
u Thudsy Al .ruoon A. "a O'clock wthon, nt
Ter o. wm HotB, Of .ehe.'sr 60 ny
HARRIsoN-ln Fo[t seho,sr Ihros' Ne r'0 L'D' NV
yS0RssoS~Io Cop Mia. n, O'h UT Dante, Josns..
& .srd under On Msron osd aAerwsd fought under
c,o b%b,5 IN GGIs RE 80 or The sa As.r,
y.unscst efkA snd Mary Knox asrd yea" moa~
The friends Of The family 70 r s.s r Invited ::
One In ndrsG Fy fOOIsh't cArnAn''le ca Thursday I"
hpSarn and Ithaca paper. Pes'e COW ,,,, a.. H., ,,,
GosEa AZ BroOaI ca wednesday morning 'h mt Joseph
ss OH dseesS invited to attend hi, as. tSs
nstucon o'clock from tho W~hi1sonst III r.
ToRsE-o Buet Ne Jan IS Mr. s,r;o Morn 70 81 aged
'MULAED-At Detroit FEB ss'd - years trs-lo,. ~s
ofchar' Y M.rd and daughter I'll ana e'' 'e' h0'hr
Hn,rcn \ \ -. -, N Al ID ,,.,,s.
az, n ve. laughter OF William aud Sarah MehastsF 0fnerJ
Mss -. -
Point Linn Co at the residence OF hs
az Roisrt Osborn in the 9g,h year Of his egs =.
PAYNF- Bt HrookvlO Ky jan 49, General lohn Psyss he
70 ent Of n nuckiars tho battle OF the Thames
49, ghed msef during the Black hawk war
pOHTFR wednesday Feb Oe0rseagns eldest danshtsr
., ~ y, ns,id ID and Georgearra Porter ssod IA years
.pd. y respectfully requested 60 Htsad hsf
tbs residence OF hI parents
No Is Frst Thty bird Friday Feb no. .. 10 O'Clock
Nuiinaton gs1ers please copy -, . TT. 49,
VARkFR-At Yekviilo on wednesday, req o. hHftot hos
vii. al John c. Parker eyed SjSess -, -.
,rt ts ,a nVi alton from her late fe'ienss
Third sud Fourth avs on sunday ~
"a Funeral services IN he Church Of the keaeohe 10
Etshtyffh q. - o'clock, z NJ
ropFRTsON Az ssysuu.h Ds tbs "a inst Cot william
49,, A. ope time proprietor Of The savannah Daily 0ooran
som, eishteen onhs ago Col Va. al 'efed WIN pMnyne
gsct;or vbeh prosaed both n<d and BODY Fon.
~ al, rsroyeref when ald Tor ssvsrh
or,h he bad been 70 a comp srstirey helpless condition
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