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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

The "THUNDERER" ON THE JOHNSON -FERGU-
son DUEL.-A copy Of the London Times of
Nov. 18th, contains an account of the duel
between Geo. Pen Johnston and Senator Fer
guson. After describing the affair, as related
in the American papers, the Times fayors us
with the following comments:
We have done our duty to the British pub
lie in making them acquainted with this re-
markable passage at arms. We admit all the
credit due to the combatants for their cool
ness and courage, but we would rather that
they had displayed these qualities in a better
cause 1t is time for journalists and public
men to give up definitely and forever, the
appeal to. the pistol and revolver when [they
differ in opinion. We would impress upon
our American friends and colleagues that the
duel, while it corrects nothing and decides
nothing, is really clog on free discussion.
In this country we can agree to differ, to de-
bate, and to struggle for victory in argument
without coming to blows. Americans, who
boast of free thought, should reflect on this,
and also on the disrepute into which deadly
combat for fancied insults has fallen in civ
ilized countries.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

EXECUTION OF SAMUEL STEvENToN.-Ths
man was executed at Jackson on Friday the
18th ms, for the murder Of Hostetter and
Delavan, at Volcano, one year ago. By the
Unions telegraphic dispatch we learn that his
last words were very yindictive towards the
jury who tried him. and the witnesses. He
said his being an Englishman was the reason
of his being hung, and he was very severe on
the people of the United States. He did not
express any sorrow for the act for which he
was hung. He was from the town Of Dud-
ley, Worcestershire, England, and was 80
years old. He exhibited great frmness on
the scaffold About twenty-five persons
witnessed the execution.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

A CALIFoRNn COMEDY IN THE EAsr.-The
Philadelphia correspondent of the New York
Spirit of the Times says that new five act
comedy called EAST Folks" written by Jos.
A. Nunes. of San Francisco, is in rehearsal at
the Arch street Theater, in the former place,
and viii shortly be produced The piece was
written here, says the S F. Times, and may
therefore be considered a California produc
ton 1t was played at the American in this
city by the Wallaeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

cB- Lola Montez, says the st. Louis cores
pondent of the Bulletin, the ubiquitous, has
sailed for Ireland, to visit her place of natiyi-
ty. She had ceased to be the "wonder of an
hour" to the capricious New Workers; had
exhausted her destinations for the public of
all our other cities long before and returns
to the could country" for adventures We
shall have a budget of them by some early
European steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

VAeRANr.-A fellow was up for yagrancy,
yesterday, and when arrested certainly APP
peared to have no visible means of support ;
but, upon being arraigned before the Record
er, and requested to show cause why he
should not be sentenced to the Chain Gang
pulled out SO in silver from his pocket 1t
is supposed he must have been en- rapport
with a moneyed acquaintance.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

tB-Our friend Skeesicks persists iu believ-
ing that Meloney sedueed Wands wife. He
says that a man who spells God with n little
G, would do anything That Skeesicks is
hard chap
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

WESTERN House SALooN.-That popular
"Bar-Keep," John D. Foster, has recently
renovated and refitted the above named cosy
saloon, and stands ready to accommodate his
numerous friends with the best of liquors
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

BThe case of Geo. Pen Johnston, charg.
cd with killing Ferguson, came up in the
Court of Sessions, San Francisco, Friday lie
was discharged on the ground that he had
already been tried and acquitted in Marin
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

eB~ There is some probability that an np-
plication will be made to Congress, at the
approaching Session, for the organization of
Laramie Territory" being the Western half
of Kansas. including the gold region. There
are already indications, says a rabid Republi-
can paper, that a struggle will be made by
Southerners to dedicate" this region to Sla-
very,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

CT Mr. George Wood author of "Peter
Schlemil in America" Modern Pilgrims" /"
ETC., has in press at New York book enti
tied Future Life, or Scenes of Another
World, in which he attempts to portray ex-
istence beyond. the grave
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

SHOT AT.-We are informed that the pri-
vate watchman, employed by the merchants
on E street, was shot at on Friday night, by
hog owner of this city, The watchman
was driving away some hogs from Second or
Third street, when. as he says, the owner of
the hogs damned away" at him with Colts
revolver. Such shooting we should hardly
consider iustifable
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

ErIscorAL CHURCH There will.be no ser
vice at this Church 20 day, but the Bishop
promises to provide for next Sunday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

eE-The Aberdeen Herald says, that "NIiss
Marsh. the lady who edited the memoirs of
Hedley Vioara" has been preaching with ac-
ceptanee at Keith Hail. Arndilly, and Slams
Castle"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19
RICH GOoDs
RICH GOODS.
NOW OPENING FOR THE APPROACH
ING HOLIDAYS, BY n
HASTINGS
&c GO.
The Finest Lot of Pa.A;.

The Finest Lot of RashiOuan,.
C u ST0M MADE CLOTVINr
Ever imported have been received per last ,,.'a /"
consisting Of '1e''
OHERCOATS, every style, color and or.s
ty. Yual'
FROCK COATS, of all qualities and D,;.,.
WEDDING and PARTY VESTS - =,
ferent styles and cOlors. " ui'
BLAC OK AND FANCY CASSTl,pnn
PANTS, latest styles.
RICH PARTY TIES AND CRAYATS
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS q,
manufacture. "" m
HOSLER Y, of every description.
Mer'no, silk and Shaker Flannel SHLPTy I'm
ORA H.ERS. AAO
Buckskin UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Woolen, Cotton and Merno HALF HOSE
INDIAN TAN CLIO YES AND GAUNTLErV
Woolen and Cotton CLIO YES
s0.-ALEKANDER',S CELEBRATED I'm
CLIO YES, of all colors and shades
SOLE LEA TIKER TRUNKS.
LADIES' IRA YELLING TRUNKS.
CARPET AND LEA TIER IRA YELLING Bles
which will sell at prices to suit the most eeoDon
cal.
HOUSTON, HASTINGS &CN
Clothers, D street, between 1si and 2nd.
Next door to Wells, Fargo kCo.t,
"""e- -r'vo-, M,,r..m.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

81 haze s'oorn on the altar 0fD,y country eter-
nal enmity to eoery form Qf tyranny oDer the
mind Q( man" THos JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19
0rw advertisements.

Agency Notice.-Mr. L. P. FISHER Is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver
sements receipt for the same and TO transact bu'i-
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Office 17116 Wash
nston street, Cup stairs.) nearly opposite Maguire's
Opera House
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

A Liberal DoNATIoN.-We learn that our
very worthy fellow citizen, Charles S. Low
Esq, has donated one thousand dollars to the
College of California located at Oakland 1t
is very pleasing to record so liberal mani
festation in favor of the cause of education.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

MADAM BIANoI DRAWS DEADLY WEAPON.
If we are to credit report, says the S. F.
National, it appears that very thrilling
scene occurred Thurday night on the stage of
the Opera House, in full view Of the audience,
during the latter portion of the performance.
Madam Bianci, the ''prima donna" for some
real or imagined offense, suddenly rushed
on one of the attaches of the theater with a
drawn dagger, but fortunately checked her
self and refrained from dealing blow, which
would no doubt, have laid the offender a
bleeding corpse at her feet The audience
were kept in a state of breathlcss suspense
for the space Of about half second. 1t was
subsequently stated that the person who
came so near being made to atone for his
(presumed) offence was Mr. Bianei The in
cident occurred during the performance of
Norma
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

A MAN BEATEN BY WoMAN.-Mrs. Zacha-
ry Leverage was arrested Thursday. in San
Francisco, for beating a man named Isaac
"Yaeops" She had to give bail of $50 to
secure her attendance before the Police
Judge, on the charge of assault and battery.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19
M AR YSvILLE.

SUNDAY, DEC. 10Th, 1853.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

CA STOLEN OR STRAYED.--On
Q$2A about the 1st ult., from Dickey Muir
LA-11 rays Ranch Grass Valley, Plumas county,
S0RREL COLT, two years old past, with heavy
name and tail the color as the body. No white
spots upon any portion of the colt, and no brand
suitable reward will be paid to any person who will
return said colt to J. 4. DICKEY & CO.,
dect6-3t Ice Dealers, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19
5000 Ornamental Trees
5000
climbing, PERPETUAL & MONTHLY
ROSES,
5000 Ornamental Shrubs and Creeping
OT"os

OOVO OAudmCllLtl OuTuDS ana creeping
V1noS,
Comprising Towering Almonds Athea or Rose OF
Sharon, Snowberry, Lilacs, Prvet, Honeysuckle Ge-
raniums' Vefbena Dahliahs, Lilies, Tulips, &C.
All for sale low be purchased of any relia
BILE Nurseryman in the State A discount made to
wholesale purchasers. Orders promptly attended to-
and Trees carefully packed TO go any distance re-
quired Apply at the Nursery, four miles below Ma
street, next to the Post Office, Marysvlle.
G. IL. BEACH, Proprietor.
N. B-GEORGE MERRITT, Marysville Scotsman.
in charge Of Saesroom, will be happy to receive cali
from his former customers and friends, when he will
endeavort3 to sustain his former reputation for selling
the pest Seeds obtained in the State. dec19-2m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19
WESTERN HOUSE SALOON.
TNO. Q. FOSTER, Proprietor.

IENHIS SALOON has recently been Thoroughly
- overhauled, renovated, refurnlshed and mate
rally improved in appearance and convenience The
BAR mas JUST been amply stocked with the choicest
varieties of Liquors. and at all times hereafter n will
be found supplied with bundance of the same sort
Thankful for the patronage which the Saloon has for
merry received, would respectfully solicit continu-
decl9-my John q FoSTFp
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TIVE GREAT WONDER or THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY
PROFESS WOODS

ii n Il II = > L ~ a Z
s,y. the S. LOuis Mo Drmoera:: Below rati,h ,rer
TO d. WOOD Of tbs city fen gentleman MAre, ~hi;a
..is ,5rIry o. tie sEp-or -Fs u ia l-r toxic. soch
evidence mist lave m efe When coming from are.be soee
o.r.fc., trrh the DscoE pe.Ss
rs.SHs IoT useless pursfJ ION ne pes"
Prof @ J. weco co-Gel ieTeI IAyiTs ny sien:i'r
Har esto.vs induced spfcsiion Of aeon
ny hair reiea bad oesIe ie rsy probably ose mn
mor Il. Dice procured bottle Of ygar aa Res,orV, ard
U,ed il found wLs proving wni had vished aset
.D9 "e So, ,or. sr s 70 he void rs: Ike
gray white hair bss totally ,'spPeaeS both my head ild
MGR. 81. sd ao.,y han i b. been before enys yes
I,y old my good wife a. tie sse Of iJ'"e
The above Iotoe deem de you oI your va abe G.eov-
ny. an assured that wh.yer W. .saty Sc - S % H.
vii cot have occasion TO e9nsd.-t ny ssemsn'~ IN
citizen This city and resident here ijr he sst fifteen years
tcbsd Is AZ wish 20 preserve TIE beauties OF
ohe'' wei. myself ann my y0 sryvovp
WOODS EAR RESTORATIVE
Prof woop-D,sr s: Having hsi he uisfnne . os the
Orleans in 1854 was .aduce6 % make ns Of Jour Iep~A
liz and found the very .hng reeded My tsr
now thick AID s.sy and words my OBJ gators
I" you Il ''''hs 70 TIE 'n'''e' ''-" FiSfEY JOHNSON
standing ard pastor fthe Orthodox Church Bsoosi, Mss
lie ieItlensL Of faere and universally seS,se
PEOcKFfEtD n. MAST, Jan. IL 1885.
Pro, Woop-D,sr sE: Having made tra OF YOU HaE Re
,to.tye plea that s effect hss been "a
r.snt in r.noyi.e iufsmmsor daudruf and
dep~y ichpg which have been troubled ION cne
hood and mas also restored h. shea az, becoming ga
lie the ,ane pleasur. and profit ioaEs Truly,
''' ~ j. X. BRAGG.
The RESTORATIVE put up in bottles II three sizes viz
medium aud small the sm0 holds La pr s.d reais
per bottle The medium holds s: least 20 cent more
In proportion small aud re.aiis for s. tote
large bod qs 40 Per il proportion sid -;ss for
SIS per bottle.
O. j. WOOD Co., Proprietofs, No $40 Broadway, New.
YoIk lin the great " Y Wire Railing EstGbnme utl sid No
IA MsEketst ST. Louis, Mo and sod BY all good Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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vEsTERN vIRGisIa-Irs Arrgic rr0vs.
Ccsrespon6ence # TIE " Y. Tsis.ne

ScsresTcnoerce q TIE y T. .slo.Le.
WESTON, Lewis Co.. Va Juh n ls,s
This ls the county seat Of Lewis. and ore e ~,
most thriving towns in Western Virginia. |. /. ON
~ west fork of the Monongahea River twenty
three miles above ClarkAurg, on the Tsilrosa from
Baltimore 10 PSrkersburg. on the Olio River II
i connected with the railroad BY daily n.S ssas.
both WAYS over good macadamizel tarapke.
Tie Western Luns;c Asylum has jus. been 10
Gated AZ this place, by Commissioners Appointed by
the Governor, and am informed by NJ. Bailey,
keeper Of the hotel at which am stopping, aud ono
OF the Building Commissioners, that they viii soon
advertise tor letting The contract for banning .hs
brick necessary for the buildings which Will no. ~
erected the presen. year. though the con,rac, lay
&c made aud foundations begun. There WI be q
isrge number Of private dwellings and stores PIT up
during the next Year at this place. Here Is, here
fore, hne opening for unemployed brickbIrocrs,
ms>ons snd builders: Have YOU any such N your
grca, city VINO would like employment, II 80. they
should come and see for Themselves The country
in The vicinity is one oi tie bes, grazing recoas
have ever seen. Good farms can be had With com
Portable Improvements, within few mes a. ten
and fifteen dollar, per acre, sd rich but Mid ,ands
can be had 10 any amount at two or three dollars
per acre.
This has been one of the points Of operation for
the Emigrsnt AID and Homestead Company i"r tho
past year, and very considerable number Of per-
sons from the North have settled in this vicinity.
The Herald. published in this town, says .ae.o
en- grants brought with them a considerable anOunt
of gold, which was exchanged Tor land stock a1d
provisions and il is curious fact that the Exchanges
Bank here located was the only bank ia this Or tho
neighboriug States, which did not suspend scecis
payments during the reyulson of last Fall. l have
seen many of the Northern men settled 10 thisv
cnity under the auspices of the Homestead Com
psny. and without exception they declare themselves
delighted with the country, which they rsgani
almost unequaed in fertility salubrity of climate
Is il not strange that such country. within 5ol
miles of your great commercial capital, should hsyo
remained so long unsettled The want of roads.
or its previous laccessability, has been the great
difficulty. But, by the completion of the railroad
to the Ohio River last year, Carksburg ls brought
within - hours OF New-lofk aud the price Of
railroad ticket is only Sl2, or for emgrant passen-
gers only - to this region of health, plenty anil
cheap lands There are few slaves in this part Of
the State, and emigrsnts ma. be assured OF well
come in the true spirit OF Old Virginia hospitality.
Yours truly, JOHN c. UNDERWOOD.
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TExAs.-Tke Bolton IadepcndeAt Of the 9Th ul'.
ssys
We lesn from Col j. II. Brown, VINO has just re-
turred from visit 10 the Lampssss Springs, that
descent was made upon Saba sst week by the To-
dams who carried off some forty horses, and shot a.
one Of the citzepr.
The BGstOp Adrertiser OF the Bis. ut has the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. A. II. Hubbard Of this county returned few
days slLce from Fredericksburg, the county seat OF
Gillespie, al which place he had negro-mau com
mtted TO the county jail for safe keeping, having been
run away about three months from him. he Informs
u that the sherff OF Gillespie County has conmitted
ard delivered to their owners snce the ist OF Sanusy
last, g negroes who were attempting TO mke tneH
escape into Mexico.
Tie Columbia Democra. Of the 9Th ny. says:
During the pas. week we have had the werrnest
vestter we have ever known here-the Thermometer
ranging eypry dsv between 90' and 100 10 the shade
There Is great complaint, among the sugar panters OF
dry weather. The cane ie very seriously injured 81
resdy; 60 much 10 that the crop cannot rescn tue
smc unt ct first anticipated, under any
Cotton plantations are, OF courte, Lo' sunerhg'
The indionola Courier Of the 3lst ut. says:
We continue to hear good reports from the crops in
al psrs Of the State with the exception OF some Mite
complaint of dry weather from the sugar planters OF
Ma.aeorda and Brszors Counter. The cotton crop
Of Texas this year viii be considerably larger than
ever before.
For some days great numbers OF dead hsn nave
beer floating upon the surface af the Bay and Gulf
waters. From the numbers il is quite evident tins.
rome sert Of an epidemic is prevailing among them;
We are informed by bostmer that greet quantities OF
every description of sh have been thrown ashore OF
the Gulf beach. Considerable numbers have aso
beer found Along the bays and bsyous.
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rorosss Io1iec tss'se y RE t1. q
by the ~ hereby snerdea-
The A5ds ard s.a ~sisa he Cen 20
.sc BY hs.esy .sn.n1e5 al ne s--xs
4. rs sIsols e.s feren -~erred
r1rebsse - oesi.G 81 ia- rCol
'.neteres L.ed ain e -rsy II I'D
th. Of Ire residue a he money .sns from tie
Of tie sd Wsahou. tlrid To1ad may d eypo6~d
Ter 1rpo.es alter r1rhssrs otnes aods and S.si
he removal o! renr bead sn-s AZ uJo.msE's n SAB
bara I'D 10 the .sais sc trs ps-ss wasa y
tssec a.d - the n.srr-e-. Of toe
r!acre of such ks,1so3es AZ onl1er. n 'uh o-sr
re said Coolss.o1.rs shall AM 3. s1sh
SeUgrIe ne psr-cJE pace stal ee b-fee
This g. ssa.l .Ake erec. i1n. cs.ey.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The New-York Yacht Squadron we're at Newport On
Monday and are 10 have e reception from Col. Ma
gruder at Fort Adarns, on Tuesday. The Rsbeocs
returned to New.York via Plum Gu. from Newton
don.
Yacht Stella Of Boston, and belonging to the New
York Squadron arrived ereyesterday afternoon from
Newport, with the following gentlemen; Lewis W.
Tsppan esq, Commodore; passengers, Hon. George
T. Bselow. DR.. Ezra Palmer, Vim. Dehon, esq., AID
Lewis W. TsppsR, jr.
The movement Of the Squadron was to be decided
upon a. Newburyport yesterday:
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YELLOW FEVER OF BARK MARY X Bars
We ,eore. "a learn that the owners Of the bsrk
Mary K Barney, Of this port, lying a. H.ysos. hsve
received intellgerce thu. Capt ID. b. L1ther, ~, 81
.hs; vessel, and the second mate, we're seiLeo VII
yellow fever OF the sd Of July. DC tna, ss'y Gsy
Ssb:Ety 20 an s.isck tom me prsvsi epidemic.
The &c: maze lad j.s iee1vs,ed and COW re wHots
Wv ,ly.f,p a. y 7s~Cste'
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CUPREME CoURT.mCity and County Of New

- ftE-TF IlhIHIHI tFHtFt
DALTON And Others, Defendants -FORECLOSURE SALE
and Of order decree Of In this
action Ugh day Of July 1885, viii be sold under the
Csc.ou Of referee said decree named pub
10 suson at the Merchants Exchange ia the City OF Nav
Yojt py A. j. BLKECKER, SON Co.. Auc'ioneels on FRI
DAY he 18Th day Of gust 1885, at IL O'Clock o, Of
Ia Say following described prenises All thst certain lot
J.s rGee Of and situate in the Eighteenth Ward on City
a. New York Oh the noheTiy side Of Twenty eighth street,
6 bounded and described klows Beginning at point on
IN, sNa noltney line Of Twenty eighth street distant westerly
an ,6t sad BHe the poin formed by tbs nterse Of the
.s,sy of the First and the northerly lire Of
w,nt stIeet hundred and twenty-five feet aud
p nIS thence westerly along the said nohey line tweoy 1--WE
AN, ,s syepue eight and inches thence esey
ARD pu.sl with the nonhsry nc Of twentyeishh street
su,iy feet thence southery AIo parallel with the ssd
.eiy hne ~ the Fire. avenue noety eight feet and nine
The pe Of beginning be the said several dimensions
ALEXANDER OsTRANDER, Referee.
TRACY, WAIT 4 OLMSTEAD Plaintiffs Attorneys,
w gu GsvIntSst No l8 Wiliamst, NeTYork.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGR ,TION.

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.
The week y me citing o. the Board Of Enigrant Com
missoners held yesterday, at the Office in Worth
street. the Hon. GuLIAS {. VERPLAScE presiding.
No business of special mp7Itance was transacted
Below We pint the usual weekly statement:
Number of eIasran,s arrived 20 Aug 4, 1885, S5
Number Of eisrsuts arrived since to Aug. n.... 1872
1888. 1857. 1856
Numter ~ inmates In institu;ions
WsTd's leland ................- l,t3l l,37 l3l3
Number Of inmates in Marine
Eorp;a. ...........'s..........s lo' 100 III
ToIl........................ l,Z.b lii1@ l,i9
Balance in hank Jan. l. 631,ioo ~
Receipts 10 Aug T. l3j8..........,....Sll5 l49 80
Receipts since To Aug. IL, l6jS,.for com. - - . .
mutation Of alien passengers, Ie,.. 3lt! ID lp'2 ~
-
Disbursements. rs per pfevsus sccount' -. 49, 80
to Aug !, leot........ % 80 ~
Current expenses Of July srtAas a. 1908 ID 1873" ID
Balance Of Comrr,s.ion Frrd............sl SIS 100 ea
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CUPREME COURT:--LoUISA b. HOWARD

,, stsIs ,v5s, PoT,sp Evsiyn Bordea
L.wrenc Borden rez Borden Enc Borden Lesnder Edsor
Eowprd Econ Edson Feeis Edson f,h.ns, Lo.2r
Anthony Chase Fdea his WIFE, Blr Stone aud Lucy LIS
wife Bsmasl and MsyDs bis wife, hss at law Of h0rs
TO Edson deccased and EIos C. Bsooks Administrator &c
tn nd Horo Ecsor deceased Css,susus County $40
AIMED defeudtp You hereby noned 70 81
complaint Louisa r. Howard the above named n
COPY filed in the Ollie Of the Ces OF Ca
County the 18th day Of May 1873 aud 70 serve
copy q your the sgbscrbes a. kcoye CstsrAc
gs Co6Ly NewYork within twenty days after the ,ervoe
Leo exclusive Of the day Of such service AID yoc fail 70
toe conpeut Aforesaid he plaintiff will apply 20 the
C5u ~ relief demsnded 10 ne complaint Dated July H.
l2a LIE InnsmThl ROE ZONES P.aiptfs Attorneys.
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Chief Mo- rLers, two And two.
A.tendios Physicians,
d.. Andersen, d.. Cannon,
Or Rog.-., d.. Hoffman.
Cf,x..,. So. .uI 49,.

Afer singing by the Choir, the Rev. Mr.. Mont.
gomery read the lesson, l Cornthisrs, -, N.
The Rev. DR.. Osilby read the funeral service and
the concluding prayers were sid by the ley. Mr..
Montgomery The proc sssIon Their moved to the family
vault. where the remains of the deceased deposit
ted The coffin was OF mahogany, and bore the ia.
scrption: "JoHS DUER, born August 7, l7S!. Died
- Aueusf & 1858"
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~ IINSIA-NOL VI an VI"c' Vt " =. = =
fe Comfy Of New York notice 10 hereby aver u 81
.,,,i,vipg claims sssnst CHARLES LAWSON s.e o. toe
CIV York d.aei 10 present The % o. wi,n vone,s
nc q. he store Of MARTIN LAWSON
No s6t Bosdwsy the City Of New Yo't on o. beore me
,1fA.sn.t fstg HANNAH { LAWSON,
~ 70 i.ssvTn AdmirirrA,rx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
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TN PURSUANCE Of AZ order Of the Surrogate q
r,x ~ New Yors noioe is hereby gwen % I'll re-.ons
- ,.n. .ssns, JOHN r. COOPER ate ~ the CRY o.
deceased TO p-esen. the ZANE wh voaes ssio
,t1, ,pters the residence q William Cooper n" 90 sin
eId 1,, IN the City Of New Yos Oh O. before ne s1,I hy
AZ tuts4 pexi-Dsed Now Yos the q Gay q Msfch tSS
- WILLIAM COOPER, lyxecs.o-,
r,ll,xeuTh. ARTHUR H. ~ HADDOCK, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12

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