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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CHIEF JtiSJICIf


Hon DUDLEY 5 JENNINGS !. canlrla,c for
the office OF Chef Justice OF Harrison County. nj The
ensuing August election.
JOHN y. WIrHERsPOON Is = candidate for the
office OF Chief Justice the ensuing August election
o 1fSDRICk isa candidate for r-.eleciion to III.
Office Of Chi-i Justice, q, The ensuing August election.
COUNTY CLERK.
WILLIAM C. srEPUENFisa candidate for ~.
Office Of County Clerk The ensuing August election
BIZ. fRlpERicI i a candidate fs the Office Of
County Ciess AT the ensuing August election.
T. G BEAZLEY iss candidate for re- Election IN
the ofc. Of County Clerk Of Harrison county a, the
August election.
SHERIFF.
We are authorized To announce Il T., RHODES
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff. II Harrison
Comfy
We are an,hotppd b. a,nounr. G W LAGRONE,
rs n candidate fof the office III sheriff of HARRISON
County.
AW. CRAWFORD is n candidate fpr Sheriff u
Harrison County, ut tii. ensuing August election.
w WARD a candidate far sheriff Of Ham.
.on county. AT the ensuing August election.
" L. PiCkENs l-a candidate Tor sheriff Of liar
rison county, attic ensuing August election.
HARDIN JOYCE !. "a cnod,dae for Sheriff of liar
fison county, nj the .a.uing August election.
THOMAS T. TUCKER i n candidate ior the
ellie. oi Sheriff, al ihr ensuing August election.
TREASURER
We are au,aonssd To announce Rev. THOMAS
SANFORD a. ,ndhan for the office II Treasurer
Of Harrison touhiy
We requested To ENno1nc- that ALEXANDER
SANDERS !. candidate for r. election 10 the Office
Of Treasurer Of Harrison County.
Assessor AND COLLECTOR.
We ar. authorized to- Ruuounce GEO FISHER
a candidate for Asressor aud collector Of HARRISON
County
IoUS LOFT b. n candidate for the Office OF
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NEW WORKS IN PRESS.

W. +. g. Nebhu,, Of this county, getting
Subscribers for -evcra. new works which are
to be shortly issued from the press.
Tn. frs, is entitled the History OF the
Western OF New World" work OF over one
thousand royal octave pages, IN t'o volumes
with toiorrd illustrations, consisting Of por-
traits OF the Presidents Of the United States.
emiuen, men, interesting seedrries Sc. This
work contains a fund Of useful information.
and valuable map mounted on rollers nc.
COMPANIES It. !, will be furnished a, the low
price Of 977s,
Race. of North and South Ar~srs work
Of o-ef 700 ducdeeimo pages, diversified "''h
colorc,i Illustrations. This book win be ac-
companied with beautiful chart, mounted
ON roller - Of the Indians and first settlers
Il will be furnished at e3 80
The M,,d is the "Iiistory Of tho Eastern
WorId--A ncicnt and Modern, work contain
inc between one thousand and eleven hundred
royal octave pages, with one HUNDRED beauti-
fully coior.d Illustrations, and = map on can
vass and rollers Price ~ Is.
Tn. fourth il "Pe,e, Farley. Kaleidoscope,
or Psrlor Pleasure Book" 4 work 81 over five
hundred largo royal octave pages, printed on
extra fine paper. elegantly bound, in full gilt
Turkey Morocco binding, gilt edges, and 'llas'
,sa,sd BY over one hundred engfavingA. There
will accompany the book new "ove'nme 1T
survey map Of the World. on ie'easof's pro-
,-s,on, exhibiting the h"s varieties Of the hn-
man race, &c. Ffier ~ 90
These work, are 10 he we'll printed and on
the Nnest paper. sub.enDess are not b" ana
10 receive them ualsss thsy fully equally eq"Al
the descriptions.
They are Al ful works. g 70 'oF Hf
ard would b. aasAif eas fs fnf
brasy We - w. Netrm Sos
ting .st-ev'i'
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TO the 0.AOlcS.
AIRS, ROBERTS would respectfully IN
wi form the Ladies Of Marshall aud sicinity,
that she is prepared TO attend to Their wants N
the say of
MILLINERY AND MANTt AMAZING,
Having all the late fashions of the Northcfn
and Scs.....sa cities. she 10 conitcn, siS can
please III. most iastidiuu-.
Her room is adjoining NJ c, f. iiynson's
residence.
Marshall. March 30. So 2s-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Gait a. MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Tuesday Evening March III
Ar..,ed 100 head NJ Cattle aud lot of sheep
The supply Of Stock on sale IS very ample, and the
make, IN favor of purchasers.
Tc,- and Auskspas hceyes an selling NJ ir""'
go N -.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Inr pESALriG. or GREATNESS 49, APP
propes OF Rachel. famous prophecy, that
IN eight DAYS she would be the Hood OF
worm. aud biog'aphsrs. II - stated That
llerdIev i. engaged upon a Life OF Gen.
tlnvelpck
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\ biography OF Kohcspe're, published
in a late Irish paper, concludes with the '"'
matkable sentence This extraordinary
man lief, no children behind him except his
h,o,her who WAS killed at the asn,e time
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Tax! Tax.! TaN!.:

TIME assessment roll of the corporation Of
/ the city Of Marshall has been completed,
ard the Tsves are due. Al persons eoHse.nsa,
are asrcby notified to call on me at my oihse
(Dr. B.F. Noane's t'ek store and pay tho
-ame. by the frs, day Of MAJ next, As required
by law. -
L. +. KENNEDY,
city Assessor and Collector.
March q, IS nm.
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EATRAv a'ONEV.

TAKEN up by Sarah Ann Kelsey,
No and posted before Wm. ", Johnstoa.
E-q ~ Beat No. 5, on the I3,h March, is5s
dun mare roncy, Of low statue, about fcnt
:s- inches high, black name and tail, span
i.h brand on the len hip, some white ahon, the
hocf on the lrft fore TO, and l.ft hind foot,
sboat twelve years old. Appraised to be worth
cas-,
r. G. BEAZLEY. C1h.
March 10, 1899. Ne. 39-3l
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John Dean. the coschmnn, whose mar
,,ave with the wealthy and accomplished
Nh. Baker, Of New \ ok. created sens
..,ion come time since. is said n 30 filling
M. humhl. office Of marker IN the public
custom nouss in that city.
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New Advertisements.
Goo. ,. SLAUGHTER,

DENTIST, Marshall. Texas. will
~ attend to all calls in the country
IIYp without, extra charge, unless dis.
appointed in business My prices are no less
than heretofore Those wishing their work at
private houses il towns will please call on
some one else, a. will not do that sort Of
practice, only in extreme cases
Calls Jeff with Rene Fitzpatrick, Of Mar
shall will meet with prompt attention
March 81. So No 30-tf
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pur.rorr. m. iiisroR,AN The Ros'
ten Advertiser SAYS that the h'"ith oi WI
" II Prescott, the historian. has 80 lsf
improved that lie has been out to ride sese'
raj times
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Thsss 10 . gr~a. s,ag"ssio" in The New
Ot,,.ns cotton market. owing TO the ditii>
ssl.y Of getting d'a(s ." Europe discount
ed. The baaks appear afraid 10 purchase
sachargs drawa sgsin.t cot'o" At present
Prices. - South VsaerN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

RSxovAL ~ JuDa. LoRiNo The Az
oli,ion,sts Of Massachusetts a. pursuing
Judge I.o,ing with the moot re'e"llsss spirit
Of revenge. Petitions Tor bis removal were
read to the Legislature on 'hs Bed inst
and VIM Lloyd Gsuison and = black
"Iawysr" addressed the committee on the
subject,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The lion. janice l.. Orr, =. G., the pres
en-, Speaker Of the House. declines . re-
election IN Congress.
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NNcNNo\ul.

WE have removed from our old to the
w house next door to Messfs. HAYNES 4
Harris, where We are now receiving tuli
stock Of saddlery. We shall be pleased to
have our cid cus'onsrs call and purchase more
and pay iot what the, have bought;
J. H. EpW ARDS g co.
Mnrch 30. IS 4Y-lI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The Baltimore Sun says the greatest
snow storm Of the season visited That Sec
ton on the Hth instant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27
LIVERY STABLE.

On Houston ir,aHr, Fast Of IRE AfkIns
Uoae Marshall, Icrds,
1--WE undcrs encd having purchased the com.
i noaious aud elegand brick livery stable
on Houston Avenue, contiguous t. and East
of the Adkins House, would respectfully IN
form his friends and tho public, that he !. pre-
.are a. as he faiiers himself, 20 safety all who
NAV pstrcnxe him. His stable is one Of the
he.t IN the state, and 1t viii he his cud"ayot 10
manage 1t IN s,,le to correspond with the ap-
pearance Of the premises, lie 1871 kecf al al
lines the very best prpyender, and wlH not
only have on hand good ho-,lcf- but MI give
h. personal attention to the husines-. Horses
and bugeie- to hire. Prices TO correspond
with the hard times.
4 VI. BOOYilE
Marshall, Tcss-. Feb ~ 1858.
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~ Vx AZ -.
" :. nVNTpN, iaic of Marshall, Texas,
W. has located Ia the city IL Shreveport.
Louisiana, fcr the purpose Of doing seaera
FacturAgc and Commission business Al Of.
ders forwarded 10 him viii he faithfully attend
ed 10. ilc.s prepared to make ss.h advances on
cotton consigned to HIS ffcads, Messfs, Fr.ll-
son, Stevenson, 4 Co. New Orleans
Shreveport, In. Mach -, So.
II ryi.r Reporter : u! yiss ,I.res mser ,on.
ass t'r'Varl hill 20 lhls aAee
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4 E,oop ~ CovNrrHrnirs 90 he View
Yo,k papsr- N, TINT lpi seoc'ai week. past
a n.tt.c, nloA al C II .trfi"t NA'i"'h
o,,,,.r. sn, hnll dollars had been le' loose
IN Rfonkl,n. aud thousands oil do'laf.
worth at the .pu''ons r"'n must he MI 'S'
in .h.t rity. The New York Times 's IN
formed that the coin, some oil II. WAS re-
eeved Nv the employees II, the navy ys"
ON their last pay day. 1t ia rumofed that
. barge ouan,,,y. apparently fresh ''a" the
mint. was then paid ont, aud when It was
returned tina, = requs., Wa. made to keep
the matter quiet ~ it niight hJnoe the BANK
from which the coin ~as ee"ive"' 'h's
was - singular request. and might l"s"y
furnish grounds Tor suspicion. ~ any NJ
tho New No,k banks pay on, counterfeit
coin. the public ough, to know Il. and y
the CON d,d'u, com. from the bank, 1t
oush, to have m opportunity 10 prov" '"'
fact aud relieve its officers from snsp'c'o"'
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'riu and sheet Iron mandatory.

1--WE Subscriber uankfal for the liberal
/ patronage he has hitherto received, r..
specially informs his ffcn l. and the public.
that he s- jus, received 10: IS Tin and sbeet
ron. and IL now prepared 90 d. sy work IN
his line, at short no,ice. that ma, be demand
c1 In future. lie will do business s.rfct1y on
the cash principle, rs he cannot afford 70 " ,sk
longer on credit.
Re hopes to receive liberal patronage.
J. H. VAN HOOK
u Gotten ads cut 10 order
January i3th. isss no29
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RAIN WARNING.


Northeast Corner Of the Public Square,
Marshall. Ys,r,
- THE undersigned havine recently
MI. become proprietor Of THIS Hotel, re.
1kiA spec,iai, informs his friend. aud the
public generally, that he Is prepared To accom-.
n,ods,e 81 who may favor hln with their lpsi
ronage The house has been thoroughly rem.
ovased, and a large portion OF the Furniture
been newly furnished, III, table sill b. as
we'll supplied as That Of any house in Eastern
T.ass and his charges moderate.
u he stage office for all Of the stage lines
running to and from Marshal, are kept n, this
sonse.
JAMES LEE, P-esrieior..
March G ls5s. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

4 movement ia on foot in Alabama, we
learn from ,hs Mobile Mercury. to plant
III. shsd aud other choice fish !" the Ala
bxmH aud Coo.a rivers. The success OF
the undertaking. II property conducted. "a
beyond question. The experiment. u Is
said, will require a very little outlay. d.
Mordecsi has written a very interesting lets
ter. giving the details of the plan and the
vesuI,s Of such attempts in Europe
The Mercury adds. that shad ara already
s.ia to have found their way ''o C"o'a
river. either by accidental Hs"splanti"g, or
by having crossed round by Florida rs">
ninsvla.
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Notice 10 Mechanics.

TINE undersigned Commissioners, appoint
i ed By the County Court If Smith county.
viii let 60 the lowest bidder, before the Court
house door at o'clock on the l2ih Of April
next the erection Of two large brick building.
within the courthouse yard for coa"ty purpo-
ses. The undertaken wsll lie required te enter
into bond. with surites. resident IN Smith
county. and the work, while progressing, viii
be subject TO the supervision OF the eominis-
sionet>
The general plan may be found in the clerks
office, and al the specifications viii be there on
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The s.le,y Of Rev Henry Ward Beach
err is to b, raised to - 900
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I'VE are nov in receipt OF full assortment
~ Of SPRING aud SUMMER gaoi-, to
which We would particularly call the attention
Of the ladies', a. vel as the public generally
feeling confident We can please them both IN
price and quality
G. T.. IllNSON & GO.
February ~, 1858 No a6-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The Charleston Mercury, al sdnesdas
morning says
We received dispatch from Columbia
lat evening, announcing III" neeuffenc" 81
n ssftons accident On the mon aud spar
tanbutg railroad, BY which several OF the
passengers were hadl, hart. one OF them
hay,np both arms cut of III. accident
ocer''ed to the up tfrln, hefNeen Mission
aud lnion,jlle.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The lower Mississippi is high and rising
'sFidly
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VIEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

\IESSRS. Wv. BnaryrLp, 90. would
wi respectfully announce TO the eii'i%ns Of
Harrison coa,ty and she public generally, tint
they have just f.ceifed and are now opening
at their new store N Marshsll, an entire new
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and Winter Goods. Their stock comprises
every article usually found in n country store,
and having been purchased in the northern
market on the most favorable terms, by one Of
the partners who has had many years experience
~ a merchant, they feel coni,der. that they can
offer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

INV z NEV-
w = NIL iearust - Lac, No. 10 Camp
w. street., Ncw orrss@.
l,ts been q cili-ea of Teyas-evieusiysl.
avid aherously engaged III the practise Of is~,
more l,an twenty veses, and confiicn,ly refers
20 the iirnch aud Bar Of tina, Stat.
luforWtiioa IS to the avs, lands sni land
titles II f'eV.s csH T. had a. nay Office. and
anY ha.ine. n tbs, State VIII be ,-an.seted
through reliable oofrcsgon ients
Ds~refn Der 5, 1887 "
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Mrs. ,. \ u. J. lscull.

AVE located srrmarsallr at Marshall,
l TeSas. 1Fey uast that from long es-
pefience ard extended Shsessa,.on in private
and publ, practice, aud ls.eir vol known ssric,
attention to the defte- Of the profession, they
viii continue TO ENJOY the confidence, aud re.
colvr the patronage Of their friends and the
publr,
eFFIt E-T W. corner public square.
Residence, near the rar,is, Church.
Feb 18Th, IS 2i-iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

I VI CiDUGH, ANgrsee n Lar, Mar.
- . shat, Harrison Go, Texas
iiiice IN the tua Of buildings Eas. of
he Public Sqaan.
Sept, 5. 1885 SLY.
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Great Inducements

10 purchasers
The following i, portion Of their stock
Fancy Dress SAks.
Plain black and Morcan,ique silks,
Back dress -ilk striped and plain,
Florence DO all eolof-.
ladies Persian SIX Seaffs,
Cuau,le
sax pocket handker,hiess aad e-ayn,s,
Bonnet and sash ribson,
Satin and lusirng
Velvet sai "mtli,
SILK Hinsea dress ifiur-'ing-,
Noreatique
Ladies' -ilk snd marino vests
Ladies black and pearl -ilk hose
gloves.
Jaconet and SWISS musia.
Check
bishop and visc-ia lawn,
EmhroIdored and dotted Swi.s
:Sv s. robes for party dress
Jaconei and swiss odging anu Inserting
bands.
Embroidered Swiss aud JAeonei collars.
slrrYcS,
Iines printed,
Eeu.broidcrcd L. 6, handkerchieis,
icmsliteted
iri-h iuiu, sapertine,
White French bonnet cord.
An wool and Persian dclaine,
Black silk warp alpaeea'
Cul0rcd
Black and colofed cotton velvet
Plaid aud -o,id colored ginghans,
French oil calico,
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w u. nrHltrRff has located ,e.-.,.
W. scaily al Marshall, for the purpose Of
pracNcleg law. lie VIII attend regularly the
courts Of tho Sixth iaAel1 District, md the
>uprrtac and frdgral Ceer.s at Tyler
March IS 1858, ".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

cards, Of all sizes; snY.rior article o. boos
paper. beside, fine lot Of fool-cap, folio pest,
and letter paper. very pretty assortment o;
not. paper for printing bail tissses, funeral
note paper, etc, etc HIS work is ns:Snly vel,
executed, but is done without delay.
PAMPHLETS. tINihAL r'chkIs,
CARDS, BLANKS. Of eli kss6s,
rALL TICKETS, BILL HEADS.
STORE BILLS, HAND Hills,
BnIEFs. HORSE HILLS. rte.
viii be printed a. the sh0r,es, notice.
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II MCKAY tinrne~ ard Counselor az ls,c
l IL Carthage, tanos, coanty. Fesax.
u ufise on Sabine street, one door East Of
s,c l'osi ulliee
March 30 1853 IL
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sock Axp JoY RfsflNe.

THE proprietor ~ The r.
PUBLICAN wonld respectfully
inform the public that ~ =
row prepared TO execute ~
manner Of Hxk and 100
=, hitting In 4 style moi TO -
cxeellsd BY any establish .
rsrnt in the county. lie
ha- ~ hard a Largo lot ef
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TINS D,AN CofroN.--l h. Mercury
stas.s lhat bal, OF tbs cotton sofd ~
'Iohll.. the l,h lust. for 20 cents per
pound. II was produced oH The plantation
ui Mrssts. T. !. Tyree. and is oi rich
creamy colrr with long silky fibre, VI
found in thstr-tpn or savannah, It would
be called sen ,snnd cotton 1t is impor-
tant that its cultivation b. extended
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professional Cor0s.
W. 4. IARlTON.

ARor7-y nj lar, ansfia. JcEas
WILL give attention TO the collection Il
w claim. in Western Texas, the inYe-tigs-
lion of land Titles, psoep'ias patents to land.
aud the prosecution Of claims i,- Head rights
and bounty labd, VIII practice i" ,he Z. ;.
Distinct and Supreme Goar,s OF the State at
Austin.
IT. 0fricx--in Swensou'- building, No %,
above Dnilan'- Drug Store
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HAVE removed frop Marshall to Austin,
where | shah reside for two OF more years,
aud will attend 30 the investigation ard settle
ment Of business wiih the different depart
meme Of Government. and ti-s collection Of
,laiu,, against persons ~ The vicinity of Aus
tin. .DW ARD CLARK
Ayril. 1885,. ~
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('Eo LANE, iapsueg a. lar, Marshall.
II Harrison c9uuiy, 1'erJs
September 3 ), 1893
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GIt. " Kay. =. a. HsgNEs.
MCKAY ( HAYNES Attorneys and
vi Councillors al Ldc, Marshall, Texas,
viii give proapt attention to all business sn-
trusted to- thcr care.
IT. Office Fast Of the public SQUARE In He
building formerly occupied BY J. Perry, Esq.
Nov -. 81 No l3-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25
MARRlR ID.
BROWN-vAN EORpkN-I

BROWN-vAN EORDES-O1 WEDNESDAY,, J.1@ 2. =. toe
rr.iaeDcs II the brides feha 40 % Broom 'e.i - he
osJner Dean. ST. EDWARD H. Brew sod NJ k9sa1sLh
H. Van No y, all Of IBIS city
B. Oh papers pseas. copy.
CoHEk-BhADLE'-. - mis- city, MordaJ s7soins June
-. 40 PiesbJ erAn Lhu'cb, o. To- a. D.. "So
JACOB a. Cohsn .,Q Of this c.-y, Mas Sarah w. shy
late of Hartford. Coz a.
GOLDMAN BURD-In t1is city, on wednesday, Jane . BY
the Rev Df POTS. Wilisn g C6mm OF BIs;n, IS, 70
Elizabeth dap gbteT Of ohn Huid esq of NowfcFk
EVAHt-LA TUURETTE-On TUESDAY, JDn. u, T1)s w
Evas Of SatbVe Tenn 20 Mss Joanna ds1irer 81 Da7li
aDc ALI La To9ret e Of - aieh isaLd
BAWS- BRONsOT-On Thr'sisy June - BY TIE Rev Lot
Job,s, WIN. Il. BaSs - Meyens B.onson al VI iH c7
LYNEs-sHENY-On "Wednesday June %, s, s. pAnls
Church wns Conn b. the Rev Dr. Mead samuel Ii
If NOrsas.
LAVEEHCE-BOARD-n this city, on Tuesday, Jane a. By
tb. h.y O. CLARK athe wes, rweay,Drd street Piesoy
O. b. Lswfebce, N. D. OF bfookya, H. D., -
Coil,bsy J. 5oald Of New-Yoik city.
MARSH AOYFS On TouIslay morning June p otbe Mdi
sq1s Church. IN tina city o. me rev H. III or q
Stamford JoDh l. bI-h eiqp OF washington, IL, ~ Mfs'
Ejzab,, III J. Noy-s Of the city,
PaILLIPs-LEWIS- On Wednesday Ju1e %, at The resi-
oel,e eroms pa ens BY The hev s. is.'c' NJ Php
A Philips OF N.wfolk, 20 ds Sarah Lewis u 81 Loais
late of Nashville, Tenn.
STAAIs-MACY-In audsn, ~ y, &, The Meho3ist Episco
lai CbuIeh Wednesday June 49, by the Rev CnaiseT
the H-IJy 4. S,as OF the Me- sry Annual Confer
to Ms. May Jane edt daughter OF HAN May e'q
Of Hudson.
WIGHT-In this city, fhorsisy. June a. BY
the Rev Dr. Osgood Frank L. Warden u Kas Lee taigasr
off,. lete EdwaId Wight, al VI this Guy.
WFEKEs-KETCukM-O Wednesday June q By the Rev.
RcLsd Alfred NJ We-kes to CeceNs Kechsn daughter
oil Hn. KecLan, etq, ali Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

ALLENln this city Wednesday evening, J1ne %. M-I
Apiontt fe OF geo. Alien and dsus'es OF the late DIR
TsDadse Sutherland $50
The ias. ana trends Of TIE family uvi.ed 70 attend the
funeral At No 80 MAIDS avenas on Fnday, 25h met, a. 8
O'Clock p. Ia without fuJther notice.
AUsTENAt No 2I Elm street. ON wednesday June - aer
lilo. S. the Of Water snd Ezabei Aus
tep, month aDo dayG
COBB Boston, Saturday June IT, Helen Augusta widow
OF the a'e FreotIick A. CJbo.
CARMICHAEL-At Nc 3o4 Second street Wednesday.
JuOt 2 James, ,ld of John and Catbrle Carmichael
EVANS In South BrOOk,n, or Wednesday June q ate a
she but waiter, third OF Daniel aud MHeS
ret Evans, IL the Isl ycG oi DIS sse
HAHaIMAN-At Tsnyown, Wednesday, June q Of
bo'piDg cough and nhamms ion OF me lungs Geo Itvin
JACC ssON-In this cry, "Wednesday June % Isrs g.
Jsc.bsou formerly Of S4en Island in the eh year OF bis age
KENNA-At No. 1870 East Twenty fourth street. Tuesday
u baIy J. Ken only daughter Of Ea~ard Xeana
sgtd IS " aTs, 7 months AID 70 days
McMURRAY In Brooklyn Thursday. Jn1e q. Charles
Mruz-s Cdest chO OF CsIons Upheis snd james hcAnr
1sy aged year, 10 m0sthb and 10 days
The dend Of the family ne respectfully ioved 70 aitent the
this (FTdaJ) afternoon O'Clock from the residence
Of parrIi No 20 Cuu6r and street between Pslk and
Flushing avenues.
McoUADE-At No. 1863 Hester street wednesday, Jane %
Teresa daughter Of Chopher and Margaret Nc
Ousoe, eyed years months aud days
ROONDTREE-On Saturday June a. the Uoed States Con-
f red Siates Consul place aud daughter of tie
late William RObnsoD, esq, of Baltimore
sAUL-On Tuesday June ~ Lucrea R vie Of Edwad Saul
sged 81. .
Reye and i0vited without further notice TO attend
bI Fhcay aeInDon at O'clock tom HIS residence,
No l65 West Twenty Fl III street.
sITTON-At No. 1872 Second street Wednesday, June O.
Gorge NJ. sutton aged 80 years, months AID 10 days
WHlTLOCKIp Harlem on Thursday, Jupe a. Margaret wife
Tn. 1,ve, aud fspds Of the ai srs iuved to attend the
her lac residence corner Of u hundre5snd-
tOe1iietb and Avenue A. on Saturday the 25th last
wITsCHiEF-M No scs Greenwich ,tr+et On Wednesday,
June - Mr. Henry ~ishiet aged ls yars and "onthS