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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

/ II 7e9@'t hsttpfi"a asta5jsIad u srec;,,l E,,
'|o'"n'c''f for tie Ee}j,f Of tie Sci cs~l Ll;s-
'f''Ss@a, gg}ic<d soat Fj,,ele,t o.q
hfr5a2tsic NisrQ$,5
III. HOW ard ASSOCIATION. in vi,w n.
: IN" awful dcstTuc ion of human life caused
~ |-tNi"i as ass, All the dectptions prac
uccd upon the unfortunate victims Of ,ucb dis.
% NGacks. several years ego directed
go I oa,cl.l aE surgeon, as 4 CHARIFABLE
~ ! worthy q their name, to open q Disren
fF -" ih2 trcatui Il: e this Il, 81 re die.a.ce
in all their torls, and to give NEDICAI 40
I'VE i'ttA us to ali who apply nr letter viii
a oes,lHplon Il their conditions, f4ec. ocruna.
'i9n' habI,s Of iitS, NC, ard in cases of ex.
irene poverty TO FURNISH NEDICJNFS
fREE OF CHARGE. It is needless to od3
,!'tt the Association commaI dis The highest
Medical skin Of the age, and will u1nisb tba
mos approved modern treatment.
The directors Of the Association in th.ir
,tnhhaI Report upon the treatment Of Sexnal
*''S"aS 5 Tor the wear ending January lst, 1873
express the highest satisfaction vi h tho snci
cess w&;ch mas attended the lai,ors Of Iha ~ So
Sht1nG surgeon in the cure of Spelmato,b.rn
seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonorLpa
|Iee'' H5}PhlIls, the vice Of Gnanisin or Self
I "'7Se' &c, and order continuance ef the
| same plan for the ensuing year
i"e directors, ON review Of the past feel
assured that their labors in this sphere of be.
n ne. en- effort have been Of great benefit to
we "hhcted, especially to the Young. and thew
nave resolved to devote themselves with -.
n 3; zeal, to this very important and much
CA, An admirable Report on SperIaotorl hra o,
| seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism. Mas.
tprbation, Or Selfahuae, and other dsees@s Of
'l!e sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon.
VII VII |, be sent by mail lin sealed envelope
fRhE OF CHARGE, on recent Of two
STAMPS for postage Other Rerorts snJ
ifactS on the nature and treatment of scyusl
diseases, c'ct, &e, are constantly being rub
IIsI'"d for gr'tui,ous Distribution. ard viii be
sent I" the afflicted Some Of t!,c new r, me-
dies end methods IF troatmcnt discovered d,,,
ing the last year, Of great value.
address, for Report or treatment Dr.. GEO
T. "a hHoUA, Consulting Surgeon, Howard
! ASsooIa'ion, 40. South Ninth Street, Thi!a.
delphia, Pa. MA
81 order Of the Directors.
CT, ERA D. lIEAKTWFLI., rrcsid, NJ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
Cabinet & Turning EstaoIisIlp ent

EHa5ELEIt 8 II s8EiE5 Isl" 0AEsiaEElEEES
WN. r. FRGSBIE & BROTHER,
N-0ULD inform The inhabitants Of Grand
" Rapids and vicinity, that they have com
menced the above business at Bankers Mil, and
intend to keep on hand, and to make to order
all articles in the above line. One Of the firm
is an experienced Turner; and from their facil-
tiles and knowledge Of the trade, they hatter
themselves of giving satisfaction 70 all who fa-
vor them with their patronage. They viii also
make Chairs, Window Sash, Blinds Doors, &c.
\. B-LUNBER and SHINGLES taken in pay
ment for work. Please give Us a call.
Bankers Mills, February, 1858. I0tf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20
II V'T3'I u IIH UINCCtOTe
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary. 70,
sheriff's Sale Mortgage ForecIosur.


hts"e q !. tsc23eS;a ltluod l2aa7.tg-sR,
Morgan L. Martin against Ures.es Gsr,;s.,r,
" HIl2m /. Jackson, TC,Dcv ErCner Ind
William II. Case. 'l'H
T'rtF" ii judgment of foreclosure ard
- @Ile made III the oboyc entitled action nv
the Circuit Court Of the Seventh judicial ~
cunt OF the State Of Wisconsin, at the Anri
term, held at the Court House in Grand Rapids
IN the county OF Wood, on the twcnty-rintl,
day or April, \. d. 1858, | Shall expose for sale
ana sell at public auction to the highest idder.
at the Court House in Grand Papids. in the
County Of Wood ard State Of Wisconsin ON
thursday, the eleventh (Ill day Of December
A. D. 1893, az one O'Clock in the afternoon of
SAID day, the following desc, ibcd real estate
situate, lEing and being in township number
twenty-five ~, north Of range number six (6)
east OF he fourth principal meridian, situated
III the County Of Wood and State Of Wisconsin.
TO Lots number one ~ two (2), three
~, four ~ and nine o. IN section einht IA
ana lots nWnhcr fou" ~, FIVE ~, sly (6), ana
seven ~ IN ion five (5) al in township
number wCnty-two or lorth Of range mum.
Ter SIX 90 cas. Of he fourth p. incpal rnelidi-
an, situated in the land district subject to sale
At stevens Point. STATE Of Wisconsin, contain
lAg three hundred and twcnty-th1ce (323l acres
mo { or less, according 70 government survey
Given under my hard 2: Grand Rsp;d=, this
2oth day Of May, :. =. l85s.
3. BrCK Sheriff.
23-@TA y y. kr'Hr, UnGar Sheriff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

81 ACRES School Land certificates for sale.
" in Town -, Range 3-hpaYv timber. For
terms, enquire Of POIt-EL2S d. L,fNrt.
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Grand Rapids House

Grand Rapids, Dee ., 1897.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-10-20

Grand Rapids, Dec, :, 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
Our Nebrasks Correspondence.

foSTEsstIK, n. T., Nay II, 1888.
Anoaer Wild Cat Bank Nebraska Conc Under-SY.at-
tvs Scindied-Lais Neos from tie Armou-Gepzai
Ners, dc
The Bank OF Teksms, oihos at Omaha City, went down
"by the rum day before yesterday, credbly
informed The report IN II Ia not worth twenty-five
cents the dollar and doubt 1t being worth that
amount Tns bank Ia on the same system ~ ali Nebras.
ka banks but has been more fortunate than many Diners,
Ia being able 10 put into circulation In the west here
large amount Of their bills For months past tho
bank has Issued quite exieDsveiy and hundreds upon
hundreds OF dollars scattered among the set
ters Of Nebraska, who in "hsrd tmes such
routd us, III afford to loss representative Of
money, however small and the effect is decidedly bad
The Bank Of Nebrssks, al same place, still costumes
good But little Of IL money IN circulation, and ts
puiaiion stands a. fair ne any bank In the West
learn that some gentlemen have just arrived In this
sect,n from Utah bringing the news that conmissoners
frtm Brigham Young aud inc Normons had (wheo they
left the valley been sent 10 Colonel Johnston
terms Of peace. or least oner such terms viii stop
the advarcc Of his command upon the valley
The thus far unfortunate one lin point OF
weaiher Tor the crops Of The farmers Mormon trans
composed almost enlrely OF men, well mounted and
ed. s,l passing through TIE Territory " their
repcezvous-some seventy miles west Of here-and 10
Uun. migrants are fast coming into The Trrritory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
The La Br.ncbe Crevssse.

lfron the New Orleans Pcayune, May IL
IN, Of course known W readers that All vorr ur-
this the parish Charles Gas been sus.
pende1 and like the Bell crevaus, left to Itself 20 do
what mischief ~ may We were IN the Immediate vicpl-
~ Of this 6 destruction saturday last near
enough W hear Tue Of 10 gushing forrest which Ia
rapidly covering the fields Of aud aod hne up
the swamp 10 the rear bssreen the Opsl0usss Railroad
and the river, 10 several feet
The picture presented 20 our eye, although bu, In ~
rlpcnoy, truly appa ling But What utls, In
few DAYS mores Already thousands cf dollars ~ortn Of
hss been destroyed But the ultimate damage must
smoupt 70 many hundreds OF thousands On planta
hen siose-ths one vistcd--tbe loss ~ estms.et a
In the destruction OF OF the finest stands Of
cane IN The state Such state Of things truly amenta
bic, and cam be contemplated without regrc BY even
tse most indifferent
rcs only VII crops be ruined, but hundreds OF cattle
and other stock must perish. No count the ns
COST when the waters Of this crevasse shall have met
those OF Bells - they must soon 40, forming expAnss
Tar greater In extent than Lake Poncharuap.
ueat number of tesr and other kinds of gene have
been driven from hs retsess by the high water 10 The
ridges ssd even 70 the neds and daily shot vi Ia
10 trouble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
DoCaAnO0s u0 Admiralty.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURs.

SUITS FOR COLLISION.
Judge Hail hAs hts decons in the three fol
lowing cases hoard before him when no was last In New
York
Edpard d. Nelson ct al the propeller Thomas
SPARKS Henry De Vern,es the same Enock Chamber.
ldin u.s. the These ibels d'ed by the sewers.
OF the barge Eagle and her cargo, to recover
peer, by which the barge sunk on August ~, 1854
1he Eagle In OF steamer New Bostpn, which
coming down the Rartan river against the tde,
barses side Of her. ABREAST and 0ages tailed
70 each OF them TIE Eagle was the outside barge,
abrt the larbcard side. The proosler goug
down the river Also but aser than the New Boston, and
attempted pass latter where the channel
$50 fest wice, a5rup. In the In
dong this the bow Of the Sparks passed within too If
feet Of the Of the barge which tailed -
the Eagle and While passing this rear barge the to~ line
fastened had been broken), aud bow swung
struck ~ the sparks rs passed. by. Held by
the Court-Thas on the evidence there want OF
sk Encouragement the Dart OF those the barge
the New Boa on. and the bolt and TOW line were
sufficient 70 sustain all the strain which, uoder ordinary
circumstances, they we're likely to be called upon 10
dure. Thai q steamer attempting 10 q 70 under
such circumstances, must be held answerAbe for the
uuess tho proof shows that they tn
Of negligence fault OF those 10 charge Of the
tow, of inevitable accident. The SPARKS saoad not
would he impossible avoid ca'siop the tide
eddy should sheer Of the tc~, and she
aui In maintaining 300 high rate IL speed, and in
attempting 10 too the tow. Decree ior libel
ants with reference 10 ascertain the damages IN each
case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
Corrmsn Pisas-Gepsrai Term.

JUNE -DkGaoSs.- Judgments IN the following csss>
reversed, with coets:-Agate W. the Mayor, &c.
Sbsftuck Kssam; Sumner Drinks; Robertson W
the Mayor &C; Fraser Aloock; siecysrd singer
herrick Lyons Amer Dayton and referred
70 Mr.. lawrence Bsbcock VI. Raymond; Morris W.
Phelps, Dodge o.; Fses McKeo, Holly w. Town
send; townsend -. FISHER; strong va Rppowam Con.
p>ny, ana new trial ordered; Sullivan W. O'Connor.
New trial acknowledgements W. 5avney.
Judgments In the folio sing affirmed with
coess:-Nayor W.. HcDnequln; Peodebury Va Mead
Brsgoes vs. Terry; Kellogg Rsdsay; Eckstsn W.
Frabzsecke, without costs Fisher Richards whsaton
Knox; baulenback vs. Gillies; wetherbee W. sts-
phepson; Townsend va. Fowler: Drucker W Pattison
wptcrton O'Donnell Gehring Msrhle; Barrett va
Hamburger: shaw sands; Corning Va Culvert: Place
We. Union Express Company: Maohado Rsr ne Lock.
word Va the Mayor, nc Hopper Howe; Peyton W.
White Roberts: Mcguire GoofsIde: DAVIS Brazil.
lard ~ n S. and reversed 70 rcsidue Tooker W.
German Pagan Va. Smith; DUNCAN " Graham.
Ofoers affirmed with s-Echebc-ry Seville Nal.
deper va hconough, dismissed with $40 costs Churchill
Va Naufsou
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rsARsrrs COUNTING ROOMS.
M N"' For practice and instruction
bookkeeping and business affair,
3is broadway
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CAMUNL EffrsoNs NEW SAMPLE OFFICE WI
~ open, Of No 60 william street. between Pine and Ced
on Monday, June 4 irst where be had fine glass
Hcoch or English ale and ali sinds Of Ans wines hrsod
We pure - imrorted. NJ BIsmes Oumnngs vii be hap
70 see his old friends and patrons Al the above place
TBR sPEyype LION BREWERY, OFFICE ISL BOW
- ~ New York.-1he unparalleled demand for our sf
bier has induced 10 extend very ~ toe capacy
500 barrels per Though the quantity IL the srg
that any brewery In the united states can pro use
10 believe the established superiority OF
lager bier che whole Of hch has hesn cold Ia less than
teen DAYS will cause demand for more than br
mers we'll the public in general 10 send IN their ord,
ePENKRs, President y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07


Before Hon. judges Davies, IngrahAm and Sutherland
Greer rs. SanIston, q. ol.-IScRaHAN, J-rhe title TO
premises sold under the judgment in this action, is OBJ
eced TO The ground that the vdow OF Henry Sanstou
the father OF the plaintiff Is entitled dover therein and
therefore the title the promises defective sAnston
married In 1892 TO Ann Mcconnell In ireland whore
they both resided and we're citizens Of that country The
husband came 10 this country In 1884, ard has resided
since that time until bus DEAN, here He was natnrszed
in 1885, and he purchased the property In question In
1913 His widow has continued 10 resiis 10 ireland until
this time. SanSsou DIED In 1854 There doubt
that prior 70 the act OF 1916 alien widow could rot be
endowed OF land Of her husband whether citzsu
Connolly Smith, 81 wend 5a) Unless that act has
changed the law on this subject sne still remains ocspa
BILE Of being enco~ed By second section OF that
provision made FOR the wife Of alien resident OF the
State who bad died before the passsge Of the and the
wife Of any alien no resident, who should thereacr pur
cnsse any land giving 70 her therein The thifd
section allows any woman. being asn who hal before
the passage Of the act cr shc should after tbs. tins mar
w citizen OF the Un.ed s,stes 10 have dover In his
lands Inc second section ccariy Goes apply 4, tus
care. The thrd section describes two cascs-onc Of .
woman who snail thercafter marry citzsn, aud tho
other OF Who had before the act married Cit.
o the Upiied States The frst In this sect.
also napplcsbe and the only qucroa !. whe,ner MIRA
Ssbkston married cizsn OF the United states before
1915. ] can zee no ground upon vnich shs could be
brought withia the provisions Of thai section. Al the
ireland and not living here In this country he Vas not
then czen, and abe could not be said 10 have married
scitizen prior 70 ls4s II Is evident from the whos sec
ton that the nfert Of the Legislature 10 passing this
10 provide for the of citizens who had
red alien wives either before after the OF tbs
act In the ssme nsnosr tncy he'd tn the jond
top provided for the widows aud wives of residents
aona Who could hold real estate. The Of widows
Of Aliens na,arazed after their marriage, aud the wives
az resident aliens not provided IN the statute
There 10 be good for the Distinction asd
the rights In regard 10 dover might well have
given 10 the latter n the former But not
for the courts 10 cgsatc and only consider this
oissss, which only be supplied bv ssequent
lessstcn We are Of opinion that The -for Of ssnks'on
has right " dover the LANDS Of her husbsnf and
that the order appealed from should be affirmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED FuoSious Assault Antoine Foose, a Germsr
pedlsr, was arrested Saturday, charged with commn,
felonious assault about t~o weeks ago upon wiIhelmi
m Bspmas,er, by striking her with hschet rhe parties
reside in the tenement house No 133 Cannon street. and
n alleged got into dispute about trnlns matter
when the assault committed. The c1mpainaut was
conhDed 70 her bed from the effects Of injuries uat
yesterday when she made the complaint lesding 70 ths
arrest Of toosc The accused was held 10 81 900 bail
answer.
ARREST ON CHARoT oF R.PE-,Jsnss Burns, q csulker
residing al No 2ea stanton street. was committed sa.ur
day 70 Essex Market prison. In default OF 81 900 bail 10
ausrer charge Of rape alleged have been committed
some time since upon Fanny Williams, Of It's Essex street
The particulars 81 the alleged RAPE, In which Eve
charged with beiog engaged published At tue time In
the HERALD. Que Of the accused parties named Henry
Brosn has been tried and convicted OF the offence The
remaining three are supposed have fed from the city
CAPTURE oT ALLEGED BURGLsRs on ,ers Lepscombs
and Harlsud, Of the Tvch ward, arrested two psrsoas
10 Second avenue on Thursday morning, suspicion of
being burg On their prisons were ousd eight skss
ton Keys, jimmy aud t3s In money. u was sub ".
guetty ascertaned ths, the money The property OF
Mr. Hoelsnd, OF Wlliamsbrdge, whose hou,e had been
broken into the previous neb The prisoners gave their
snes az Wilson aud slman. They were committed FOR
trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

TIE !" wHrsrLrre" IsDIAss.-Some time ago The
Cesoe~f Cyv Herald published Of tr,bs of
sbssef 1nsisns, IN the northern part u California
he ss4n Rose Dewovnf says on The subject From
Dsrss sord q The hendeclpo reservation learn that
The sc's mainly true they the nbsbitsnts OF
dis'rt thirty or forty miles south of Cape xeudo
eno fr.y very shy, end the appearance ~ white
rnAs them n the signal for general retreat into
ehe euat aud out of sight Bot AFTER the whites have
pschsc h-ir tent and prepared Cor resting spell the
bseks rtspnesr umdly and cautiously and asr little
hssaAton and good deal Of vbstng win come into the
cssf-,ne vomsn however, keeping entirely out of
sxsi they hsrmls~- ana seldom attempt any com
p~s'sAnss, saAew BY vwd or ags, 70 The white man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

Col Kinney IN Hapdxa, en- route for 7eras
About four hours after departure of tho En- oire
City the Granada arrived and had the Empire City only
taed that brief period longer she would have taken vita
her tho passengers from California and Aspinwa whose
destination New York, but who have been detained in
this city Among these Colonel Kinney and SUITE Of
Ncarssuan celebrity.
had the pleasure Of brief conversation with Colonel
Kinney. He did not appear to be very communist
preferripg to wait until Captain Kennedy OF the Uotsd
Sates ship jamestown had made his report upon
events At san juan del Nore before he Colonel said
greet desl upon the subject He, however, told mo
that two of his mon had been "kidnappeo At Saa Juan
del Norte and that but for the interference Of party
landed from the jamestown to preserve peace there
would have been bl0odshed.
Some account of these matters, also
said 10 have taken place Ssa dol Noe been
published in the prints Of this city, but which Understood
Coouel Kinney 10 say did not contain statement Of
matters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

THE WAY THEy TeEAr SLAVES IN THE SourH.--
LONDON, extremely Old coiored man, died Gay before
yesterday In us city ne cer,a5lv not iess than
nipety years old, and berg from fredericksburg Va,
had often seen General Washington London manu-
mired hfteen or twenty yosrs ago by his master, Mr.
J0nn lambert, and being o. excellent character,
never allowed 10 want anv comfort He Vas PLACED
10 very neat coffin snd consigned 70 the earth yester-
day = kontgonsry (Ala1 Mal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07
THE MILITARY.

----r- xc,v ~rprrfpy ouARp-THE FIRST AN
large, srcnrsion Of the rev YORK =,
" n take place 70 The invited ger Homss corner of
pcrre Ard Mercer Streets ats O'CLOCK sors -, W.,
sser N OF O'clock a. Peck snp me 49,. snu sveet'
h,srts OF members ~ ~ co ,'s % aspcag 90, ~
s sps Sobersscn: sr.s B.sa e1sSsd order q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

INNOCENT AMUsEMxNT.-A private letter dated
Hong Kong, February Ii, speaking OF Yen, says cae
slsh ard French Ambassadors found desostch from
Yea 10 Emperor. which reports the decspstoo
of 90 eco persous 10 four moths HIS great delight 70
talk Of the number reoes he exscvtst ne they
exceeded leo ,Ge0 and among them between 900 and
5000 chiefs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

ANOTHER lIOTsL DTsEAsE."-The Buffalo re.
rvttc sates thst disease sitnlsr 10 effects
National Hotel disease has broken IN nrs, class
public house al Chicago, the name Of which IL givea
Svera Blnaonsns are reported "a sufferers, OF
wnou h@ died Ofthe disease the Republic ssys lire
semoes cholera and leads into typhoid feve-botn Of
ihe worst tyre. The sufferers, In every instance, are
taken With vomiting, followed bv dNrrhea aud rapid
general prosrsiion. One OF czsns had stopped
lev Gays at the hotel suded 10 lay a. hs pDut " death
fof several days 10 consequences thereof and wA only
saved % The closest care and vslchfasess sod socuds
Of bis physician and friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07


7he Tnied Slater doains Mzfsyz and c. Peryaiae and
Hheys-T win be recollected by the readers Of the
Herald that IN March Last the defendants
t~o charges-one for preventing and impeding Gus.
tom House ofcfrs from Going their duty; the other for
rcecnne goods from the officers they subsequent
~ indicted vpcn these charges and they have been
trial for the last three days under these Indictments II
that the whole has resolved itself into
question 81 70 whether the Collector seize private
books and papers which he rupposcs may contain evi.
dcpcc relating 10 goods suspected 10 have been under
valued 10 the entries The government officers Thought
they bad The RICH, 10 NAVE such seizure The defendants
and their counsel denied this right and the defendants re-
seed BY force, drew pistols upon the officers and put
them out Of their premises. No objection made by
Mesfsyer and Perfellne 10 the OF their goois
the government officers ~ 10 seize but they insisted
hsthe officers could nos be permitted 10 rem,n their
longer than necessary 20 msks the sezdre
and that Their books and papers should not b. touched
assinst their will. Which vas right the question.
The Court charged the jury that there lag au.
tborzpg the seizure Of private books papers by tue
Collector ard that these gentlemen hal the right % re-
aist the officers IN attempt 20 make such seizure ami
that the Jury believed tina; the defendants did no move
than 70 resist the officers In attempt Interfere With
their private books and papers, they no crime
The Jury rendered verdict OF Not guilty"
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IT TIE PERSON woo LEFT IN THIRTY FIRST
with the spoons Friday last will re;urp them
80 John street stairs she viii receive 81 and
aeked They much priced account Of family
ceiicua
INFORMATION ~ WANTED or CHARLOTTE
Sweeney late OF ~ Canal street Any giving the
desired information Will be compensated for their ou Die.
address q. " herald once.
INFORMATION wANTED-OF MIS-. Ef.f,EN NOBLE,
II whnse maiden Ellen Enns when lesi heard
from which ~ss IN Angus, 1855 she was residing IN kchs
City Kansas Territory Any Information rnins her
win be thankfully received BY the undersigned as he bs
somethng Of great importance 70 communicate 70 her Al
dress Cardiff 81 Cross street, Paterson, New Jersey
u b GRANGE r. REQUESTED, SHOULD THIS MEET
II. hh eye, 70 comm ncsss I'm neiiateiL with rr surna
No Copthan Court London, with M Whste~on, 20 "
Merchants Exchanee Boston for the purpose OF coohrmns
the power left with y q.
800 600 ros ar T u f. HssH syr S se
heirs Of Ksry Carly Of London. Apply ~ wy who
srv and Mart OF Kin Oces s2T broadway new al
has books Of unclaimed moneys Amounting 70 a.ted and
lars Zee Cor search, -. Goats OF Arms fo"n'' P"
engraved
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city county OF New York from the Goth day OF
Nay to the 5ta day OF Juse, 1883
Mem, 80; women, 70; boys, 40; girls 99-Totai 374
Adults, 1885, children, 2l9; malss 202; females, 1T2
colored personals.