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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

The Episeoralians of Muucy are re
building their house Of worship.
AN ARREsT.-A bOatman was arrested
in this place few days ago, charged with
the murder Of boy. lie was seen cha
sing the boy, and as the mother Of the
boy thought she discovered some blood
on the clothes Of the boatman, she procur-
cd warrant aad had him arrested for
murder; but the boy came home alive
and well, the man was discharged and
the woman went about her business
D1arWe -lmcricdn
The Luzerne Union has eight long col
umcs Of sheriff sales in small type.
John Gintcr, Of Siionstowp, York
county, accidentally fell into well 80
feet deep, at Carlisle, on Tuesday week,
killing him instantly. The deceased was
young man about 2S years ola, and the
main support Of his fathers family.
Iueluling the Shamokin and Luzcgne
regions the decrease in the anthracite
coal trade already this season is some
$4,000 tons. The decrease in the Litu-
minous is about 100000 tous.
The Raftsman's Journal says that TWEEN
ty four rattle snakes were killed in 4
month within four miles from CIcalfcid.
The Bradford Rcp0ncr says that Col
Nc!les has constructed a telegraph line
from Athens, his residence, to the York
& Erie road.
Hon. JAMES T. HALE of Center coun-
ty is warmly urged fer Congress hy the
opposition in that district, as the best
aud most available man.
A young German blacksmith was drow-
ned on Monday of last week while bath.
ing in the river at Towauda
President buchanan is now on his
usual summer visit to Bedford Springs.
Charles Il. Buckaew and family have
left home for their contemplated visit to
Eucalor in South America.
Daniel Bower has again entered the Cd
itcTial den, in connection with the Viii
Transport Press. lie will add to the
usefulness Of that journal.
DraIHsvIALE, IA, Aug. J.-Thc lion.
John COvodc has been nominated for re-
election to Congress from tho Nineteenth
District
1t Is asserted as singular circumstance
that the Sunbury & Erie Railroad Com
pauy have sold every section Of the State
canals to the l,'ccst Jil1cr. by this ar
the State has been dcfraudcd
Of considerable amount of money. Ey-
cry principle of honesty and fair dealing
demand this matter be ventilated.
The Quakako railroad, which connects
the Cattawissa railroad with the Beaver
Meadows road, and forms connection
with New York city from the upper
Schuylkill coal region, will be completed
and opened about the first Of August.
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Without consulting with him we would
propose JAMES PROSS, of Kelly township,
for County Commissioner. An honest man,
good mechanic. and always right. The man
without wealth is as much and better entitled
to Office than the man with, and the mechanic
should be honored as well as the farmer and
the professional man. ONE TERM.
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Wednesday, the 9th day ofSeptcmber

w sdHe5utyy tlit OIL uay VA SSp N0IAA'SA
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, 10 wit:
4 certain lot Of Ground situate in White
/ Deer township, in the county of Union, bouu-
ded east and south by lands Of Robert Gan
b dor, Yves, by public road leading from Lows
7 burg 10 NiliIamSport, and north by lands "l
William Heiucy, containing Ihrce-i ourlHr
Of an Acre, more or less, whercon are erected
two-s,ory brick Store House, - by 3G feet
a stone Grain House 80 by - feet, one and
4 half story Dwelling House, frame Stable,
&c, with the arpurcnauccs, As tle property
of Luther Rauck and William \. Maeoe.
Also, certain Tract OF Land situate IN the
township and county aforesaid, bounded east
by lands Of Jacob Farley. north by lands Of
Jacob Farley and Daniel fulmer. west and
south bv lands OF =. l.. Beck and HhuS. Rcbcr,
containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
more or les, with the appurtcnanccs, Is the
property Of Henry iiI@h.
Also. a certain Lot Of Groud, situate in The
township and county aforesaid, bounded east
by lands OF Henry High, decd, now ia posses
sion Of Robert Caudor, south by lands Of Eo'
bert Candor, west Ly public road leading from
LewiSburg To Wil!.amsport and north by
lands of William Hoiney. containing Three
FuurhS Of an Acre, more or less, wherrun
are erected two-Story brick store House, -
by - feet, two-story stone Grain House -
by ~ feet, a one and half story frame Dwei-
ling House, frame Stable, &c, with the ap-
purtenanceS.
No. "a certain Lot Of Ground situate in
the township aforesaid, bounded west by pub
lie road leading from Lowlsburg 10 Williams
port, north by other lands of Henry High,
deed, now in possession OF William Trump,
east by an alley. aud south by lot of l.. Os-
NJ, 10, # 4 gl1f. re
or less. whcrcon are erected a two-sturey
frame Dwelling House, &c, with the appur-
tcnanceS. now in possession of Jonas Rauch.
No. "a CERTAIN hot of Ground situate 10
the township and county Aforesaid, bounded
west By public road leading from Lewlsburg
to W!liIamSport. north and east by an alley,
and south by Let No. =, containing One-Fourlh
Of an Acre, more or less, whereCn are erected
a two-SroIey frame Dwelling House. &c. with
the appurteuanceS, now in possession of VIM.
Trump.
No. IA certain lot Of Ground situate in
the township and county aforesaid, bounded
north by the White Deer turnpike road, west
by other lands or Hy High, deed, south and
cast by factory lands,containin~ six ucrr>,uurr
or less, whcrcon is erected frame Dwelling
House, &c, with the appur,enaucC>, now in
possession of George Nccs.
No. "a certain Lot Of Ground situate in
the township and county aforesaid, bounded
on the north by lands Of Charles Doebier. ea>,
bv Slcnninger and Rauch, south bv lands Of
Jonas Fisher and VIM. Heiney. and west by
Lot No. l, containing Three Acres, more or
less, with the appur enancsS, now in posses
sion Of Robert Candor.
No. Ga certain Lot of Ground situate in
the township and county aforesaid, bounded
east by an alley, south lv lands of - Iui-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

MesSrs. Edi'ors-Allow me to announce to
the citizens Of Union county through your
paper, ARCHIBALD THOMAS of Union
township for NHERLFF-subjectt to the action
of the Union County Convention of the 30lh
OF August next. As Mr.ThomaS is well known
throughout the county, he needs no further
introduction to the voters. EAST BuFFALoE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

T5NO the Citizens Of Union county.-Wc re-
I specially propose the name of \. ].
WElDENS ALL, Of LewiSburg. for nomina-
uon as County Commissioner before the Tn
ion count, Convention Of the Both IF August.
MIR. WeidcuSaul has lived in the upper end Of
the county for many years, and is lavorably
known in al. portions OF the county.
July 30. HARTLEY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

NIESSES. EDITORS-Allow me To an
ISi nouuce 10 the citizens OF Union county,
through your paper, GEORGE J. ROHLAND,
Of Lcwisbur@. for Sheriff of Union county, rs
an independent candidate at the coming Octo-
Der election. duly BOT
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surveyor.

smrvcyOr.-The death Of David HAYES
Esq. causes vacancy in this Office. Permit
me to recommend as a candidate before the
Union convention of this county. Mr. HI Gil
HElMBACli, of Bulialoe township, near the
Shamokin Ridge. Mr.. Heimbach is a good
surveyor, of several years experience. whose
health does not admit Of scvcrer labor, and is
man of good character and integrity.
O. L u
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Last Notice!

4 IL persons indebJel-whclhcr by Note
n or Book accouuI-lo JOHN hOtGll-
TON, are hereby notified to come forward and
make payment between this date and The
9Th Of August next, at winch the year oi
the Assignee closes, and ali accounts MUST
be settled without distinction Of person.
JONATHAN WOLFE,
Assignee Of John Iluught2n.
ICwiSburg, July u, lSjS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

NJ ESSRS. EDITORS-AIlow me 10 an
Va nounce 10 the citizens of Union Co,
through your paper JAMES WILSON, Of
Harteton, for sheriff, subject TO the action Of
The Union county Convention Of the Both Of
august next. [July 22l HARTLEY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

II Please announce ROBERT CANDOR,
Esq, of White Deer township as a suitable
candidate for County Surveyor. He is well
known to be capable and honest-none more
so in the county, and viii run if nominated.
Aug. ;. KELLY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

= Please announce JACOB DECKARD,
oi MlliiInburg, for Shcrin-Subject to the
action OF the Union County Convention of the
3Oth OF August, 1858. Mr.DEcKARD is an old
liner on the right side and needs no iniroduc-
lion 10 the voters of this county.
WEST BUFFALOE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

FOREIGN NEws The India Bill
had finally passed both Houses of the Par
lament
Also, the bill authorizing the House of
Commons to admit jews to a scat in Par
lament
In the course Of debate, Mr.. D'Israeli
gave notice that the government was pre-.
pairing plan FOR Submission to America,
on the matter Of visiting suspected slavers,
which, it was believed, would be satisfac.
tory, and accomplish the ends in view
Continental affairs were unimportant.
The financial movements against Chris
tians il Turkey were uuabotcd.
LlvERroOL, July 23.-Thc weather
has been favorable for the crops. Flour
closes very dull, but quotations unchanged
BosroN, July 29.-The fremont Dap
tist Church, of this city, by vote of &c
yeas to nays, have extended call to
their former pastor, Rev. Isaac S. kal-
lOch, who appeared before them and an
nounced his acceptance. He will COM
mepce his pastoral duties on the first Sab
bath in September
a recent arrival from California brings
100000 in gold. The Frazer river
gold excitement is on the increase. Within
two weeks fourteen vessels left San Fran
cisco for Frazers river, filed with miners.
The reports from the new FL Dorado are
almost beyond belief, one writer says his
first days yield was 500.
Gen, Ward B. Burnett has accepted the
surveyor generalship of Kansas, aud will
shortly proceed to that Territory. lie
succeeds the notorious Calhoun.
DETROIT, Aug. 3.-Scnator Chandler
was seriously, though it is believed not
dangerously injured, last evening, by the
explosion of gas at his residence in this
city.
The Democratic buchanan wages-ten
cents days almost reached, but many
la5orers can not get even that.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

INO the Voters of Union County, the under
Il signed offers himself as candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner, subject to
The decision of the 30th August Nominating
Convention. If elected he will discharge the
duties of the Office fa'hlully and to the best o {
his abilities. GEORGE SCHOCU.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

'INHE Friends of JACOB HUMMEI., ESQ.
L would respectfully propose his name
Tor reelection 10 the office of County Commits.
Sl"ner. lie IS well acquainted with the duties
OF the Odice, having served one term in the
old county and one in the new, and is vgilant
and economical in the expenditures required.
MANY
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For Sheriff.

WOULD respectfully inform the voters of
i Union county, that will be a candidate
for SHtHIFR al the coming October election.
Juiy 30. J. W. W.PENNINGTON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

EN0R election 10 the Office of SHERIFF
Il next Fall in Union county, we would
propose Ex-Shcriif JOHN KESSLER. Hav-
ing been tried, we know him TO be commas
Sionate and yet faithful in the discharge of
his duties. ANTI-LECOMPTON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06
t.i.Es PALMER
SAME AZ El. ORSsEG.
Attorney at Law

4 AFFiCE oH South second near Market :,
- EHiNBUEG. P1.
All Professional Business entrusted r.
Gi> care Will be faithfully and promptly a.,,-.
''- ID sept. 10, I>J7
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

CoRHECTIoHs.-Thc Cattskill Mountain
House is from 20 to 80 feet from the edge
Of the rock on which it stauds-not a
"ioot," as we had it;
In the hasty sketch Of Commencement
week in our last, we have discovered and
had pointed out to Us several mistakes
DR.. Brantlcy's text was-"Iiis words were
with power" and it was Prof Curtis who
dwelt upon the words "Givc full proof Of
your ministry" Mr.. Lowrey's subject
was, The Future Of America. The names
of Mcssrs. Still and Deiz were transposcd,
the latter having opened and the former
closed the Alumni moeting-Some cuthu-
siastic aluircrs of Mr. Burleigh think we
did not DO him justice. We pronounced
his Grafton '1lost .t1JciJ!c, o,tcrtlmtay,
and ins'yuctice''-and if any wish to 90
further and call it "grand, glorious, ard
unapproachable,' we shau't complain.
We certainly admired it exceedingly, but
still think it wosld have been better ap.
preciated, if somewhat abbreviated DR..
Jonathan F. Leaning luot "Twining'') re,
ceivei the honorary degree Of \. ".
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JOSIAH KELLY. Auc.iorc.r.

COLLECTS the patronage Of the public.
- Residence on South Finh street, Lewis
burg, Pa. December :. 1856.
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THAT BIG HAT.
LOOK ITPt

OR Won might miss il. The Fall styles
iu>l received. Look for the Isi. Hat
it is in cons SpicuouS place, on Telegraph
Pole. GIBSON'S new Hat Manutdctory, IN
CriSwell's New Building, Lewisburg.
- students and others wishing 10 sell
Books &c, are invited to call on WM. Nj r.
RAY, Lcwisburg, who has a number of va.u-
able works for general saic-including ran
dqirs nor Life Of .Icf,rson. and HUNTS Biog-
raphy IF An.aio'Di Nerchanfs, of which he has
the exclusive Agency for Union and North
umberland counties, Pa.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

A PRIZE OFFERED-EARLY RIpENlNG
OF WHEAT.-Jobn Johnson, a celebrated
farmer in New York, the father of under.
draining in that State, and one of the
most successful whcat-growers, says he
will give prize Of $1,000 to any Que
who can tell him how to ripcn his wheat
ten days earlier than it does now Even
four days ahead of his ncigLbor5 is 4
great advantage, and saves him in great
measure from the ravages Of the nudge !;
(wcevil;) and this is one of the adyanta-
gcs that he has gained by the use of salt,
lime, high manurng, and Undertaking
his lall. His Object is to have his wheat
in ear from the fifth to tho l0lh of June,
and then, even, if it afterwari ripons
slowly, it is too forward for the miigc
One piece this year, that was several
days more forward than usual, he speaks
of as "splcndid,' while al around other
farmers are mourning the utter destruc-
ton Of their crops.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06
Il FRESH SUPPLY

lF Drugs. Medicines, Notions. Paints.
- Varieties, Stationery. SC. purchased IN
New York and Philad. markets. has lust been
reed a; ihe Old Mammoth Drug Store of
7. ). CALDWELL, Leui>hur-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

NJ lCHAEL NEYHARr, of Lewisburg is
w proposed for the Office of County Com
missioner OF Union county, subject 10 the ac-
hon OF The August County Convention.
May 20, 1858. \ FRrEyp.
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Orphans Court Sale.
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans 'Cour
D of Union county. will be exposed I,
Public Sale on the premises on

Saturday, August 2l, 1858,
commencing al 10 o'clock, A NJ, the following
described Real Estate, viz:
y certain tract of Land in Limestone town.
ship, Union county, adjoining lands Of Philip
Deeier' Aaron Smith, James Smith and others,
containing i3 Acres more or less with the
appurtenanceS. The land is all cleared except
three or four acres, and has 4 log House Log
Stable, young Orchard, and Spring upon
The premises.
Terms made known at sale.
JAMES CHAMBERS.
Administrator Of SUSAN SMITH, deed.
July ., 1888
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

Gea-The Opposition III Lebanon county
claim the Congressman as matter Of
right, and that the claim was conceded to
them at the time Mr.. Midileswarth was
elected from Old Union. John W. Kill
linger, E>q. is their most prominent can
didate-an old line Wing, five years il
the Legislature, and an eloquent an un-
compromising advocate Of Free Labor,
Protection to Industry aud Liberty for
Kansas.
s0-Both parties in Lycoming county
claim the Senator this year from this Dis
trict The Opposition have named Dr.
Davidson Of jersey Shore, Henry John
son, Esq, aud Dr. Shoemaker, Of Muncy
Ga the other side, John Il. Beck, Charlcs
d. EIdred, and \. J. Dietrich, Of William
sport, arc named.
rEa- \ correspondent of the Middlcturg
(Snydcr county, Tribune states that
Messrs HAYES and WIrMER were good
Members of the Assembly, much respected
and fairly representing the people, and
urges their denomination in accordance
with the usagcs of the party in this dis
trict.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

rc-Thc above call is in accordance with
the resolutions Of the Committee in Mag
Tie place is not 10 the Court House, for
the reason that the Court meets that day,
and it is not desirable to intrule on the
time of Court. BY Organizing before din,
ner, it is thought :hc business may be SO
expedited as not to interfere with those
who may have business in Court
The time is now fixed, and the people
should seriously set about deciIing which
is their first choice among the numerous
good candidates named. Remember, that
only one can be nominated, aud only one
elected-so that none should be too san
guine, none too sure, but each and all
should yield chcelfa!ly to the majority.
This year we have to elect a Judge of the
Supreme Court, a Canal Commissioner,
Member of Congress, State Senator, two
Members Of Assembly, Sheriff, County
Commissioner, County Surveyor, and
County AUDITOR Offices and 10 canGi-
dates
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

~ submit my claims for SHERIFF to the
decision Of the 3OIh August Convention, and
will be thankful to my friends and the public
for their support. ENOS STAHL.
Bnitaloe Up, Aug 4, Is5s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

ss3-Some of the honest Democracy
want Us to score tie Post Office Democracy
for trying to steal a march on thomas
they did in the instructions" matter last
spring, (yide Dillmeyer's aud H. Frick' 5
epistles to the Aryas)-by giving only
eighteen days notice Of their county con-
vention, and wants to know what it all
means? Really, We don't pretend to be
in the secret, aud rumor is not always re-
liable, bat report has it that "sings are
fixed to nominate George 4, Frick, Esq.
for the Senate, and c. b. Roush, p. NJ,
for the AssemJly-Frich LocOmptonitc,
aud Roush a Douglasi;e-and want to
hurry it through so that there can be no
disarFangemcnt Of the wires. Too late {:
H. b. Barber, Esq, is already on their
track for Senate bu. we think it not
worth while for our ncighbors to quarrel
about It, for Lycoming is bound to have
the nominee for Senator As to Roush,
his last falls trick can not be repeated
good many men in both parties will sec
to that and not be "eaught mapping" again.
The Democrats Of Northumberland
county hold their Delegate Election, on
'i.,arday the ..lL Gly Of August
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Re al EsIaLe.
SUFRIFFrS SALES,

DY virtue Of sundry wrts Of Vend. TX. IS
ID sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Union County and 10 me directed, viii be
exposed to Public sale or Ou'cry, at the Pub
lie House Of Jonas Fisher, at White Deer
Mills On
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Freedom. national: Slavery, sectional !,
Uni9G County Convention.

The citizens Of U4ion county opposed
TO tte leading measures of the National
Administrator, are invited to hold Dele
gate Elections on Saturday, Aug IS, lsJS,
at the usual place Of voting III each au-
tDoriz d Election Dietrct-thc polls to be
opened in the Townships from to ) p. NJ,
and in the BJroughs from / to 7, +. N.
J. .cL Election District to chose two Dele
dates to meet in County Convention on
Monday, Aug 80, at the Bulaloc House,
in L,wisburg. The Convention to organ.
izc at i, y. NJ, AMI at |, F. NJ, proceed
to make the Necessary Nominations, ap-
point Confcrees, and transact such other
business as usually devolyes upon County
Conventions.
The Committee would direct attention
to the following Act Of Assembly, viz
lhercas, BY the division Of Union county,
the greater portion OF the territory composing
Jackson township. fell within the bounds OF
Snyder county, not leaving fifty voters in the
part remaining ia Union county the territory
ami population being too small aud expen-
Siye 10 keep up an organization; therefore,
SEC. /. b. Il .apsi,i d., That so much OF
The township Of jackson, in the county OF
Union, as lies east of .ha farm OF DR.. Charles
Wilson. he ami IS hereby annexed To Union
township, and ali west OF that 10 Limestone
township.
-Ippror d, 2L March, 1858.
WM. I. PACKER.
jackson district, therefore, being abol-
ishcl, (and the line run, aud filed accor-
ding to 'aw,) is entitled to 10 further rep
reseutation; and its voters cast Of DrWn-
sons will meet with those Of Union town
ship,and those to the west with Limestone.
1t is to be hoped that the polls will be
opened and closed punctually at the hours
appointed, and that everything may be
conducted properly aud satisfactorily, that
the will Of the people may be fairly ex-
pressed. DAVID lIENNING,
Chairman Of Committee.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-06

The Democrats Of Northumberland
county hold their Delegate Election, on
s9;arday the -slL ily Of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-16
Died.

In San Francisco Feb H. Georse Henry Harrison ssed
years months and y day.. 49,, of hs, ,.nat,h.r
the Hon Harry Thornton Isabella Bson Judge daughter oi
In San Franci.co FSb H. NJ Allen W. Jones' se Of New
Bc-tOn, " H., aged q yesIs n. c...., MD. q II,
Joha n scsp E.. AassT asd 4 y... S1 - ''' '- N'-'
II s.a M,i';. fD h: ;,'eess sss Sf Dr. RoHaes h i
Ohio at Of NaPa Ted % ysaF' Of the
French pewpsp5 Ths Messenger and se publisher oi me
n s.. Fp.co jan Of consumption Mr.. Benz. Bray j.,
a native ii sa em Mass, aged n years. c...,..o
In Fb Of pulmonary congTP!0n Charles o.
hlsy a. dod fdFa @ IoaaHe co. a. Miller native
Of Sweden formerly Of s, a aGSa Js ~ Laur. Mari.
ais. sh.er Of Jo.ePh H. and Elv-A j. G.s. formerly
A. Fort leon on s,;uisy g. Benjamin Day, aged IS
in san Leandro jan go William Lsrr.bee youngest sou OF
Jo.eph France. Combs ased1 month";. and days
of the 5oWels Bsyey F. saiey late second of the shP
In Hoyp!aiu jan TO- Psu C. DacOrror native Of LOrdon
81 Hgonlu jan IS Mr. Henry 81: john late PuIyeyorto to his
M.iesty, native oi England ssea about 81 years.
In NGusnu Valley s j. Dee % az the residence OF p b.
In Honolulu a. The nied States Hospital De-. g. Mr. Nj
In Honolulu Nov ~ 1t ths United States Hospital, Mr.
Hun,es,. be.ol sing to slmmerville, Mas.
seaman, nlsn bel beldnsins N to H. b. M steamer Vsen.
ln Msrysyie Feb T. only Of John kenneth and Susan
In Marysyle, Feb wm A-sp, only sOn Of Thomas and
In Stockton Feb Frank youngest eh.d Of VIM and sa'
bella Il. Biyen, aged Is months and 10 days.
In San Feb TO- Sarah L. wife of Mr. Edgar Brsss,
r. Hutchinson, Of Columbia, Gs ased
and 10 months.
Francsco Jan. %, John Harrison, formerly Of Bsd'
more, Md, ased - years.
In San Ersncl.co, jan a. Charles OConne, q native OF
County Glare. Ireland aged % years.
sye Jan 9 CHARLES Joseph Brown, son OF Jose ph
NJ and Elizabeth Brown aged years and four months.
truncisco Feb e. L. Voorhees, Of 81. Louis, No.
formerly of Ohio -
In Ssn FIacisco Feb l5 Of consumption, Theresa Flynn
OF MI Peter Sicily native Of Boyle Roscomnon County
lr,ls d.. "a