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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-25

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sas iafi tpt be- fs..gssr ifsll - iaf
Res raustut
lnt1 aartsy - tslt aaaei shs heuas.
if. ceasas-osY o. Fais5 " suaA osv-sr
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ass vi rsSsras fsssei. ,.'us1is afiae If.u
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,suss ii.sy al ~; nstl 81. ialig. aa-. '.ta-
s.,fanr, isres ii,s asin. 80 tlnau excise
.te oacssisa u ,As eoainr eirc'laa o.
oppssa, snd slaaac-s lodge Royce socause
b. wi ga hsai anl IN iht hsudf u ,ht
q p .-,r ib., fraai b. be- q 10 mad be-
,sast is6xs Royce w,ci4 na vriie lri'
,ef % ~ E,iiur in reply b. rs lrPer'iucn
qasuuniur Il wss mad vHh ca. faif-
buals. md . u.ad With the whir' hcesuss
n. Ednaf ~rs ~, sPf.nn'sd Senator 10
place u ". Uphsrn. Il iarn~d. hEe VI
~. eeou iiss whgs shca ,hsy ceased %
mske %, editor tenorstle." l. Is fating
a. ,i.r meinbers u tn Mompelicf Coutrn-
tlsn bocs1se incy ~aU1 GOT obey BE- dic-
tum. 4 do.cnccs GeR Walton because
be- souid ~ ,ai hr own convictions of
right, and Noui3 ~, stand IN a Position
that even sos,,4 10 be hostile 20 tbs ANTI
slavery and snti.rum esndisiic. !, de-.
bosBees the people q Nem,oat t-rausc
they val o., allow Il 10 dictate their polr,.
ical principles, sal sppo.a, their candidates
or odfce.
Bot the Temperance mrn Of Vermont
have brought about = tempcnnce reform,
and passed the Pr,h,tr1gy law before The
TsmguGnc, Stamford had sn existence. 49,
They DO no, desire the repeal Of the pro
hlbnory law. and vii no; have ,hst issue
faucd upon ihe,u ct this tule They de-
sire the harmony of the friends Of temper.
nncc 10 order TO give c;Reieuey to the pro
hi5'ory Law, they desire the election Of
Judge Royce for VIVA, he has been, for
what be is, and for what he can ca. They
desire narrower. tha; the Temperance Stan
dari should DO something besides run TEN
perance into politics, and multiply enemies
10 the law AID lis objects. They wish loae
life to the Standard, --proridei i ,sH at
tend to ia baunss5.
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roacnp CONTRACTION.

The Temperance .StaAiari opposes
the election Of Judge Royce as strongly as
Il he .ere duhkard in his habits, q sio-
leui cPposef Of the prohibiioy law. and the
nominee Of incorporate men. ~ thus
course, II tells the world that Il, claiming
n be the orgdn o, the Ssie Temperance
Society" believes there Is 10 Distinction
10 be made between drinking nen and tenn
psrsBoe mcn,--beiseen open ene'aies VI
the pFuhi5i.oy la-. and IL fnenas. unless
The candidate tot ofi,s !. especially Doaa-
mated as Msihe Lag man. anlcss he de-
elares The Name Law 10 be the Ali-absnfs-
Ing sna controlling sssue, and gnles. IA. i.
pledged 10 Hssks Temperance altogether po-
.is.esl. .aa polite. altogether Temperance
Ssasiasa-
j. no, Judge Royce, and has he no, been.
Ghsash Ell h.A lSag lie, a s,I'etly temper
saee naaf fes Was he nj a temper
Gsss nsa when .n,emP~rADos Vas 10 fash
ia ieh- Has he ever uttered one ~ord
ia isros u ram-sellins and ram-annsing.
ana doas oas &C, that Showed him 10 Be
oihsf 'tAs temPeEans mani No- wAs
he nj ea<ssie1 a. candidate for iowa Rep
rcscuisiss from bis owb to~n, In les3
SIMPLY sssssss be wAs Temperance nssn.
and IA fssoF n the prohisHory lA~' Yes.
Wa BE- sea4ns,ed a. candidate fas Co
erss b. sosgeai,oa q Annsiag aseA.--
H.es opposed 10 tAs ProAibilofy lac Ma
Was Re ~, nsuaiasisa By oonseniieh 4
Tse1s aissteasss <shan or, open. snl
AaaS flsa1s - tie PREDATORY is~i We
las he $40 W~ he sei re-ss'aiastea
By eolslni',es sh.eh Prsfe..ea tAsss.ssises
the ssPecsal Threads Of the PFohlsitnsy
asf YSS Hss be sSs Pasl.sly declared.
BY lsssrs. sAAs "a IA the frisns a. the ysrohlb.
say ~ Yv
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Internal improvements.

II belongs to that class of measures
which arc commonly known as Internal
Improvements by the General Government,
and hlch from very early period. have
been deemed Of doubtful constitutionality
and expedicncy, and have thus failed 10 OBJ
tam the appreciation Of successive Chief
Magistrates.
My own Judgment, ii Is well known, has
on both grounds been opposed to gene
raj system Of internal improvements" by
the Federal Government, as well as from
past unsatisfactory experience, by the
Generni Government, is 10 render liz use
advantageous either 10 the country at
large, or cfiectual for the object eonicm.
PLATED, -1he Presidents Yefo ofhe Rirer
and Hdr50r BIN.
1t Is true that the President, in refusing
to allow the grants of money for river and
haFbor Improvements, acts consistently
with long recognized Democratic" doc.
time, and with his own past course. II is
also true that the Constitution does not. in
express terms, refer 10 lands that were not
acquired, and railroads and steamboats, that
were not invented at the time Of It's adop-
ton.
Yet 10 believe that the spirit and inien,
Of that Instrument forbid all snch improve
men,s, Is 10 make our Government bun
die Of contradictions. II can send enyoys
ten thousand miles or to open the ports Of
Japan, but II cannot open it, own, blocked
up by sand-bars, here at home. Six steam
ers-of-war may be equipped for Cuban NJ
vasion, bat not single snag removed FROM
the paths Of steamers on errands Of peace
and commerce. Millions Of dollars may be
gwen 70 Liverpool, AID Greenland and Poi.
ynesian lines, boz not peD9y 10 help the
bostmen y the Hudson, the Mississippi and
the iases. We may buy 100000 acres
{ 81 Mexico, for a railroad route 10 san Frsn-
e'sco bet having 60, II, must no, build
T the Rad. Though il IS constitutional 70
bora Gfeyto~n, II j. unconstitutional To
build sP New York, Chicago snd alwsu.
Zee There are public lands 10 lavish by
The million seTes, onsPeeula,ofs ia claims,
sii ~, Al acre 70 give 70 the insane sni
idio'ic, WHOSE lives are claims upon our
care. There are thousands 81 dl.lars 70
I ply rich gentlemen foF uiiics" they never
travelled shd oui6l,- they nsrcr bought
b., a shiP-.oad q provisions fif the stan.
Ing poor woeld iDp9grflsh the Treasury
We nay be'P catch slave, bat ~, buId
q fchool-hause. L. wofl, Ne ,say bom.
tsil. hsHg, dfswn, shoot, erlslzye ~ j,iun.
Ger, he;Ne eahAo, saeeof, save, sssi,i q
ea'ishisai
IVES ihs -h-i wsshiagton and Hsmi'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-25
L.rrn rnnn r,norr.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

NV ioRK, Aug. 10.
The steamship Baltic, ffoB Liverpool,
Aug. oh, srrigcd THIS afternoon about o.
cluck. bringing ms passengers.
The latest despatch from Vienna. Tues
dsV. SAYS the Russian rear guard was about
hall way between Burharcs, and Basco.--
Gu the 81. the Turkish Army had no, en-
tered Bucharest, and retrcgrade move
men; j. noted IN Moldsvia.
\ Vienna paper says the Turks have
agreed with Austria not TO enter Bucha-
rest, and tho Turkish troops shall be with
drawn from the Danube, on the arrival Of
the Ausiuans
Omcr pasha has issued proclamation
that Wallachia shall not be the theatre Of
military events.
By telegraph via Trieste 9TH, Bombay
accounts 10 the LIT Of July have been re-
ceIycd. which Indicate peace with Ava
The Russians had taken the fortress OFF,
can. The Dutch expedition against Bor-
nco succeeded.
The Corvette Sumutra was burned IN the
kclma roadstead. Crew saved.
Espaitcro enjoys the confidence of the
Spanish government. IN armed n oh will
not allow the Queens mother to leave
Madrid without payment Of large sum-
Jose de IA Concha is appointed Governor
General of Cuba.
The Brazilian Mail steamer had arrived
with Rio Janelro dates TO the 9Th OF July
and Pernambuco dates OF the 18th.
The war news Is confined mainly to the
various projects for the occupation of the
Crimea by the Allies. The Russian force
IN lg q "a 80,
cipally Of two divisions Of the sixth corps
d'armee, under General Tcheodaroff.
amounting TO about 10000 men, exclusive
OF the marines and dockyard battalion in
Sebssiopol.
An occurrence is reported which has
caused much astonishment in England
The British war steamer Cyclops was
chased when near the Bosphorus by the
/ Russian steam frigate Valdimer, which ev-
/ cry one supposed was safely shut up in the
harbor of Sebastopol; and equally as,onish-
ing is the fact that the other day, a Rus
sian steamer ran into the harbor Of Herac-
la, and burned three Turkish merchant
men at anchor there.
On the 18th of July the Anglo fleet left
Baro Sound a Stockholm paper publish
es statement that, on the Sd INST, a
French force occupied Aland after bonn
bardment OF seven hours. The statement
is vague and unconirmed. A despatch
from Stockholm, Of the Sd. states, howev-
er, that cannonading was heard during
six hours in the direction of Aland.
1t Is not yet decided whether the Houses
of Parliament will be prorngued on the 18th
or 18th inst. The Queen will perform the
ceremony.
AT Lisbon, Portugal, an attempt has
been made TO get up AN excitement like
that in Madrid.
The oholara was raging to some extent
in Italy.
1t is again stated, but no, authoritative
ly, that the Anglo French force had really
embarked for the Crimca, and is now how
ering on the coast. No account has been
received ofany landing having been effect
ed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-25


Ogr vtFs f-uta CT Tncsday ~ill Be
The dsf 81 ricct1l q Stsis AMI Couu,y
or.c hss the County Conlsnrgcc made
ready ,he votes. both f1f State sad County
oi8ecrs. and Member Of Congress, and
nndc surc iha, ,l,ey arr distributed ihrcngh.
oa, the Coun,yi A much larger number
ofthe Rotcc. Mclrham tni Allen nckos
uiH BE- wanted this year than nsial. Let
the people have free eceoss, and ~ good
season, 70 the anti Pierce. anti-Nebrtsks,
sau-Dourias, anti Slavery tickets. Few
indavd ore the mcn IN Nermou, Who viii
swallow the barbrd hook Of slavery -c2icn.
sion be II never 50 well "bancd.-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-25
Candidate for sheriff.

The undersigned have been informed
by w. NJ. Field, Esq, that he declines
the nomination Of candidate for Sheriff. -
Although not authorized by special vote
of the Wing and Freosaii County Conven-
ton, held at Rutland on the 2lst Of July,
to fill vacancies, yet they take the liberty
Of substituting the name Of JAcoB Enc
ERToN, Of Rutland, in place Of w. NJ
Field, as candidate for sheriff, hoping that
the freemen Of the county will give him a
hearty support.
o. Com cnnsrra srrscgn :
Owing to the excessive drought,
there is great danger Of FIRE IN the woods
and in all places where hay, straw, brush
Or other vegetable matter is deposited. A
spark from the pipe Of careless smoker,
or the burning "wsd" from a discharged
gun, may kindle fire that vii do much
mischief. IN short, exercise more than or
binary care 10 prevent accidents by fire.
Iowa ELEcTIoS.--Iowa has sent
IN her rebuke Of the present Admnis,ra-
ton, md Of the Nebraska Outrage. by
electing Wing Governor, Wing Iegisla-
iure, aud a majority Of Wing Members Of
Congress. Such Ia the welcome which
Pierce, Douglas and Dodge receive from
7 that sizzling state. Hold on, President
Pierce, there are fourteeni. more Of that
Z sort 10 come yet. On the fourth Of Sept.
next, Vermont will fire a loud gun in the
salute for "freedom 10 the NORTH
kNow -NoTHfNG AsD AMEIicAN CRu.
sADEE.- Never, since our remembrance,
has there been such faror created by the
Appearance OF a weekly newspaper. This
publication is issued Ia Boston, 10y Edward
". Kinks e. Co.. and the City of Motions
may justly be proud Of il and the marked
power and ability exhibited % ~ editorial
management lis mniio u "God and oai
County Deeds, nei Words r. II i sup
posed 20 be the organ II the " know Moth.
ings," and goes DO foT The repeal d 81 nat.
Bullzaiisn lnHs"-- None bat Nsiiys
hnerlcaus f0f 0lice"-' A pure American
school system" War 10 the bit on P0
lilicai k0mauisn' -AMercan Institution,
snA Sentiments" The sending back q
all foreign psHpers landed upon olf shores
-" sBd finally. American Lass AID Amer
ichn Legislation, hnd death a. al ioregi
influences, Shelhef "a high places or lo~.
4. TFHHs. TvO Dollars Year. Cinll
Of Forty 20 oae address, $50 Thry. siz
Twenty, $50; Ten, si6.G6, SD, 5000
--Litoqry Budget, Chicago, H.
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Tue NEW GovERNoa or iowA.-There
seems now 10 be no reasonable doubt Of
the election Of Mr.. Grimes as Governor Of
Iowa BY handsome majority. 1t is
a singular Circumstance that the first
Anti-Nebrasks candidate elected Governor
Of State, always before Democratic,
should be a native Of the same town in
which President Pierce was bora. We
learn from the Nashua Telegraph. that Mr..
Grimes, the newly elected Governor of To-
wa, is the youngest son Of the late John
Crimes, Esq, OF lIiilsborough, NH. The
sons Of the Granite State are thus elected
TO high stations by the people of the Free
West, to rebuke ihht other son Of New
Hampshire, whose fst message to Con-
gTess combined the following sentence IN
relation 10 the peaceful state Of the country
on the Slavery Question when he came IN
10 Office:
I.oi this repose IS 10 suffer no shock,
during nay ogioiai ierm, ~ HAvE rHE row
"a TO ArEEr 1T, rHosE WHO PLACID ME-
hERE NAY ~ AEsuRTD.'
Il is known that the Presilen, stood upon
the following plank in the Baltimore Plat
fam, when he ,has pledged himself:
Resolred. That the Democratic Party
viii resist al attempts q, reneuing, in Con
gress Or out Of II, the agitation of The sla-
very question, rsDER SHATEFEH sHAPE ON
Colon THf ATrGHy'T NAY ~ NApE.-fRe
solve passed by The Democratic Nationa
Convention At bl'iimor-, June. 1852.
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s.lrss7 vlfhgr ~ cssnrin.ses fTsm thf
NgsN 4 ris1fsea hrs go peAFss
na nsv. u,a1asn s6rsns .aff Ass -
~ a. 20 ges AnAsu hg9 s8i rsss.
Arars Assa res la'af~onap Sss nlse ths
prr.iha q n frarr corIsrs-aist. oFsnss
sfnf esas = sisfey 20 ssass artuA-rs
80 eu' issraaf. go al.y rsssH me Ne'zh
ilss sa.s gssHg Ga. srirJstrs = ~tgins -
rssibSlne vss -st sisrrsy iu o-iriisaf.
hs.s fsiss
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--DK- OHAHAs ispicrEp. The Grad
Jury have returned true bill Of iaaiellaest
far mafdef IN the first degn.e sxs.nsg d..
Robert nnhsrn. Of Mes Orleans. fsf Alb
Tag Col lssnng, fsoeniiy at The -. Nicao-
Jas lio;ei IN New YORK.
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ia. So adsrs I'D ls9ss.os ussn'. -hrn
ih-r m4 ury t-ce 80 ts- rita'lEr
go rrceiatc rerlse-lcr hesp tcu ths ',lsirr,
ia fauasr ihr progress W. Hcitrcc and thf
asafai aris, fotn ae're p~ri0ri Un,on. md
promote ,he gpnrui wslfsfr" r.. iaaay
J.,lrusf
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"a gen'letasn from Vermont, nov
IN i.iinol., wries-"l shall be much uis-
taken Il us Stats does no. range hers Il
on the side Of freedom. su5 agAins; head
ulinis,rsiion II the next election.
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kyAas.ssfs<s-sst.s 80 @st ~ hsassa D. &c
sssts sss .sI~sh g. Nss...ssy sssE..-
tss ~ iassrs tsssssgss 8. tn .ssss.st-s
ssta.y's p.pss.
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-WAsnnsTos, Sunday, Aug. 90
NJ. II. Robertson, he acting Consul from
Havana, Is here, and has been hsndsomely
received b. the Administration. lie says
an .nnen-a 'aajoriiy 81 the people u Cuba
are 10 i-gsr Il annexation bot Lha appoint
mepi u Coneha "a cap,llD-0 sners!, whom
he FePIess'as as very popular, nsy pvt an
o Der fee On tb ng-.
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READING THE HAND WRITING.

. The South are beginning to be alarmed
at the signs that there Is North. The
Columbus ga. Journal says, we propose
to put down the slaveholding aristocracy.
and, what IL more, and worse" ar, able
TO accomplish il ifGe North is united" 1t
then says:
There are but two remedies. One has
been repudiated. The other has before
held out 10 our Southern brethren. and
still holds out in spite OF the SCOTS of the
Alabama Journal and the hard -lahored wit
ticisms OF the Chronicle and Sentinel. -
The South must unite in serriod ranks, and
move like an embattled host, with fixed
bayonets, and without discordant football
upon the foe
But even then we will be outfanked and
overpowered. We MUST HAVE koRTu-
fnN ALLIES. lfthey will enlist under our
banner, we will not inquire into their ante
cedents, nor question their motives. II
they desire the spoIls. let them strip the
dead. They necessarily march in the van,
aud this guaranty enough of their fidelity.
But rhere are these allies? 7hey are he
democracy icho sioof by the .Nsbrdska bill |
With their AID the South is certain of vic :
toy VIII the Wings OF the South tell us
why they cannot coalesce with them;
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a. rs nststa ofstst. scsss C.,siss Ma
q asss. 49, Assa is-is..a Esssaf 49, 81 40
fss
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49, urffssrt
STEPHEN ROYCE.
~ Hsgsitss
80 tatrs sossfass
kiLAND FLETCHER,
~ Css@s.sa
80 rrtssists
HENRY N. BATES.
~ .Asss,la,aS
JAMES MRACHAM.
ses,,ss so' ~, r,exrr

ettlthH ftlt WV Tt ~ ~
~ sssssstsrs
si-ANspN ALLEN.
ihA BUTTON.
Luther DkNIEi-s
.s~usfssi J..STss
= " KELLOGG.
u y LANGDoN
Pypara' JaArs,
A waBNEh.
HARVEY BUTTON
Ssfss .issrse
EOwis EDGERToS.
UsA SAe7f
JACOB kisc gaToS
Hrl bs1s
GEORGE GRAVES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-28
LAW LNTE'LLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COrT-DFoIsIoNs-By Judge BoswosrH.
Thomas Neison the Commercial Mutual Insurance Co.
Costs as adjusted by the Clerk confirmed.
Isaac c. VaId AIT Seth W. Benedict
judgment for plaintiff, account Of the fraudu-
lcusness OF the demurrer 20 the complaint
Peter Melvey eat. Thomas Russell
Defendant allowed 10 come in aud defend, on terms.
Carpenter sgt. Lamont.
Bail reduced TO - 900.
james Carnock and others against Peter T. Neveus.
Petiti, that defendants MAKE discovery OF the ceal.
Is ard account them and Wheeler Co. and Of the
cor,sroudence between them IN relation thereto This action
is 20 recover by defendants under policies ct
fcct.d hat veel charged 10 have been efec
led f and the interest Of plaintiffs
half Tie denies material allegation OF
the con plant and the pocs procured 81 the in
stance Wheeler CO. also hAf owners to protect their
interest and without knowledge notice ihsth plaintiffs had
,ry Interest in the vessel that Wheeler Co owed de-
fdnps when the Insurance moneys were received and m
40 more the thereof The plaintiffs reply aking
i,u. On the Of Indebtedness. Of Wheeler Co %
The ard for discovery OF defendens
hook. ard n the Of such accounts u r. boots
for plsiuufs-D LORD for defendants 49,
RosWoETH-I think the motion for discovery should be
denied II plaintiffs prove the stated IN their com
put will the whole amount received by the de
feneets End Il will be Of consequence what l Dc tle
tue state the between the latter and ~ heeie
ca Ii they fail proving heir = not obvious on what
grounds they II the policies effected AZ the
ipsnce Of Wheeler Co TO protect their interest without
lie b, ug the def ndsns that the ptnhs were part
owners nothing alleged 10 the complaint 70 show any PRIV
~ beHet plaintiffs AID Wheeler Co Ia efectug the
urauce o. that Wheeler Co undertook orwere under any
equitable insure for the benefit OF tbs
rsinas Nmhng i alesed which entities the plsntlf as
moneys paid under the policies on account OF the losses Insured
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vee to attend the unsra without furhe- notice ,ron
lat. re- 10, Nc. III Frankust ths afternoon liap
oClock
ssed 50 years.
The f1euds q the family respectfully invited 10 ttena
the fnerA this rhur~sv = o'clock fc the residence OF
her son in lsw Charles J. Hsrns, No. IS Msisonst
New-Bedfcrd papers please coy
TALMAGE-On Tue-s 2fth inst the residence Of his
the Rev p s Tssr-, Stone Rouse Psins " J, ths
Rev. Jehfel T.lmsge, Sgd Sc yes-
Funers ske Place e l' oeees this ornins sorne-
vile.
VAN BEURET-On Wednesday SEPT -. 81 his reiieree
on the Ptsssic River Paterson y j. Michs.l Nan Reurer
late OF this City. IN me ssh year OF her
TIE relatives and friends of the family nv.ed attend
,he funeral 81 81 Psnls Church Paterson a. II o'clock
FRIDAY morning Trsrs leave foot Of Coartls,d and
o'clock The remains will be broagh; Taity Cemetery
New.York
WHYTE-Cn Tuesday. Sept N. Mary He71erson wife Of
Johp " hyte after liz seripg Illness AGED 50 years
TIE relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully IN
vi,ss "a Attend her funeral THURSDAY p NJ from the
r,siSeres Of her husband No - ThiAy Her remains will
30 copyeved 10 Greenwood for interment.
Dunae. ScotApd) and Belfast elA1dl papers please copy
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DIED

.MBLER-A' Bsr,boo. ssuk Co.. Via, Sept. IS Jacob
stef the .asi i've years editor OF The His11te Mic
ase srd who recently became the editor Of ne barGoo'
standard BE a q native Of New YORK ana
I'd rfsiesd IN hichigs ~ yean
1NUERSON-On TEsscsy. sept IS Henry Anderson late
CT Tn o. Bay Anderson Co.. IN the 4h year OF his
age . 49,.
Turdsy -sth O'clock from bis late residence No
To- h -. lis airs viii be taken 70 Greenwood or
irfsrrrnt
BiRDsALL-on the 9Th inst. sarAh Wood, daughter Of
Csroiiue " sue Wa Bdsal, Jr. aged Is monfhs
tn firuc q the family Invited attend the iunsrn
tn sTefuoou l-sh inst oclCek the residence OF ner
grsrdn other. >lrsh " Woo. No lei East Broadway
LANE-OE the 9th September, Julia Josephine, Only
sEushr Of IhoHAs AID Mary Ann Lane aged years IL
uorfhs s1c 9 days
Te friends and relatives Of the family respectfully m
vice Gte1c The funeral from he residence Of her PHer
No 20 Watisst Oh Thunsd1s. 18th inst AZ lof ID iAs
rsn.irs u y i1kengO Greerweod lor nternent -
LYNAh-In this Civ. the 18th i1s, EDWARD D. Lyman
nDrrebzai Of AStie, Ala. sx-d " ye -. 4.
TIE nds and acq8aiuf invited 70 SURF,
p.rs thu norrIbg Il :. 5cOck ct the Tsbern.es
kEAD-ln User Co n Y, on the I'd inst on coasanP
tcp Mary Mead II this City, aged 81 years and ~
ROCGOS-Ia Brooklyn Tuesday morning sept - a'ef
. .hon illness Anne, vie Of A Rousen, aged - years .
ECsSELL-A Piymosth Mass, on the ,zt.a sepI, me
Bsu 1hou Russell Of that place De nad oeen es.sd %
;.. pub lie trsss. and ". man Wildly known and uni
yerssny r-speetee
RUCkFI-on Tuesday 18th inst, Jacob Racket, xsdes
he eras G.a ssisves Of the family ars respectfully L.