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oregon and WaShinyton Territo-
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w y. Hulchins, Of Oregon Territory, has our
thanks for copy of the Portland Weekly Ore
gonidr, and The Oregon and Washington Al
nlandc for 1859, he'paper ia dated Noyem-
Der 81, 1853. They had just received intelIi-
gcnce Of the Republican triumphs in Pennsyl-
y.nia, Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa, and after the
Editor had announced the Joyous news, he said:
SpoRs and plundcr TO obtain power have
had their dav. The PEOPLE, anl not the Office
holder8 will rule the dcstinies OF these United
States after the 4th of March, 1861. Every in
talliRent mind must see the inevitable result
forshadowcd by the elections already held"
The following items WE take from the ore
gonidn:
"The population Of Oregon. according to the
returns made to the Sccretarys office Ia ~ S62;
legal volcrs, 0,9l0. Rather a. small population
for a State y
Epier. an Indian war chief of considerable
notorety has b.en arrested oy order of the con.
mOnder in chief of the Oregon military depart
ment, Gen. Harney, and is now confined AT Van
cUuycr."
They have new theatre in Portland which
is open nightly.
Flour is worth S9 to 80 per bbl butter, q
to 30 c.; egg', 30 c. por doz.
From the Almanac we learn that there ar
twenty-five counties in Oregon territory, and The
territorial legislature is composed OF sixcer
Senators, and thirty three Representatives.
STATISTICS OF oua Gaowrh. Since 1919, the
popu'alon Of Oregon has increased 80 follows
In 1850 1924; in .SJi, 1t increased to 26 29l
IN 1896 II was estimated at 48 900, and it may
al present, bo safely set down at 10000, An
other idcu Of our growth may be inferred from
the fact thu, in 1919, the vote for Delegate t
Congress did not exceed 700 whilst at the ot
election il amounted to 1904. From the AS
SCISSORS returns we learn that during he pas
three years, property in Oregon has lncreaset
three fold in valua;-in many Of tn Counties
(MultromHh, for instauce) il has increased from
~ ,563 ,G39, in 1887 to S2537 ,l6i, in 1853,
There are eighteen counties in Waahingto
Territory, aud the legislature is composed q
nine Senators, aud twenJy-seveu Representa-
tives,
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Item. from tho TiiRu Tribune.

p,pr,cuAR. OF TuE CAMrnESE MuRptR Al
R,pumlc--Thr lady, who was burned ~ uratu
t,,,,hIir Inst week, was widow, hired IN
tho f,mily of Mr. Hardness While the iamllN
So. .hs,.,, AT "A "milr," she undertook To I'LL
- n,iJ lamr. while burning. TIE tlhld caught
u,e which communicated To her clothes Hhd
m ,nnm,ut. she was in beZe. SHE ran ln'o
+, h.d room in her fright aud set the oed'ciolht'
nn Gr,, she then ran across the street and tr'rd
90 rro>s over a fence TO II uciShborS house, ou'
no, hands were So buGuVl that she co"ld not
md sh. E,l helpless to the ground, where Shc
,rns soon ,ouud with her cloths entirely hurn'
o0. She liugettd until Ou'cl"CN mex, mo'h'"N'
when she died, and was brought 10 INN nvA,
dav ior itermeut She is said TO have chl'd
living in Toledo Fortunately The mouse oI MI
II was saved from destruction.
E,pr ~ S,,IrIo-A serious conhogrsuon oc-
cu,r.d in Sripio township, about mite and a
bali north. west of Rtrpublic. on last Tuesday
.bnpt 10 o'clock, in which the dwelling OF MI
Nnrnnn BeuAam, with its contents, was enur''
Iv consumed. The SCOT in one oi the ch'mneyS
h,d burned out during the morning, witch MI
n. watched With great care; auer which' lee''
iuo satisfied that all wussatr, he went 10 kep"o"e
with a lead of wood. Shortly after hls depart
ure. his wife heard cracking ncise mp sioiI'
and ON going up, fund the upper part "' ,h'
honse in hlu2r. No one being near To rendF'
aid the whole house was consumed Loss eS
timatcd at Sl20O--no insurance
Mr., Robert Lapcr, aged about o. years, re
,il;rc in the vicinity u! Marion, ONO, Wa'
,hrn,Sn uuhrr some wood he wns hauling oI
Thursday. aul not bling uMe Ia ex'nca'1 ann
sell. lis hcOd sank into the mud and water uH''
he was smoihrTtd,
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Rorrew! Borrow!!

Every administration is noted for some pecu-
ustity, and certainly the one under which we
arc now living deserves to be called the dorro'r-
inr administration. When Mr.. Buchanan went
into office there wus surplus in the treasury
amounting to about Slo,00oo0o lie soon sue
ceeded in getting that out Of the way, and then
Congress allowed him TO borrow, at two diii"r-
on, times, large sums umounting.in the ogGre-
gate to a40,00O,OOo. The treasury is again
.mpty, and he must borrow as much more TO
met his enormous current expenses, and then nc
must borrow $50 900, 900 TO assist him in get
ting Cuba annexed to Tie Slave Power Hls ex
penses last year were SSi535, ,667.76. Tits
rear hs will probabl, expend oil the government
funds aud all that he can borrow.
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mr. There is a volume of truth suggested IN
the subjoined piihy article from the Albany
Journal:
TuE Ctxsus.--Somc Of the southern members
of congress oppose the taking OF the next cen
aus. or urge that it be confined simply TO on
enumeration Of the people
The census is not gratifying document TO
the stakeholder. lie reads there that frcs states
are theilty aud prosperous, lie reads that hit
own acres are barren Ills harbors deserted
His churches of siutcd growth, His schools
decaying. HIS colleges feeble. His factories
scsnty aud poor, His shipping nowhere HIS
paupers abundant, lie reads how the finest
tropical regions coming under his sway remain
swamps and wilderness, whilehy the muSic hand
of free industry, rugged northern deserts bios
som like the tse." lie reads unpleasant con
t,as, under the head OF "bushsls 10 the acre and
inhabitants 10 the square mile" lie reads ugly
facts under the head OF "persons unable 10 rend
and write" He reeds there in short, how be is
emitting his own luud with II curse, while his
nriphbors are crowning theirs with blessing
And what is worse, all the world reads 1t there,
as well us he. lie has good reasons for not wan
ting another census p:luted,
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Rherinsa anIn

John Bower ct al vs.Narshal Key, Jr.
II virtue OF writ OF execution to me directed nm,
~ delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas .
Wood county, Ohio. in1 will ffer for sale at the doo
OF the Court House in Perryshurg, Ohio on
Tuesday. February 18th. 1859.
between the hours Of and O'clock 2. NJ said day
the following described lands and tonements to Nit
ln-lsts number 22l 290 and SAL and out lots number
81 %, 90. aud so, in the town Of Perrysburg Wood
county Ohio. g. W. NORTON, Sheriff,
NJ. X. q X. WAITE, attyis plf
Jan. lJ, lS5g--w5S226
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LEGAL NOilC
Wood County Ohio Court of Probate. Peti-
ton to sell lnnd.

Joel Foot admr. Of E. Foot deceased Plaintiff against
John Arnold, Sarah A. Arnold, Willard Trull, Lero,
Foot ct a. defsdents.
The above named defendants are notified that en-
the 1th day Of Jnnuary,A ID 1852 said illustrator
nled hispeition in said 1ourt asking for an order
for the assignment of the dover of Charlotte Foot in
and to the settlement of the priority OF liens deon
dans therein named, and the sale of the following
real estate Of which decodent died possosse, so wit
the wa SWt and the NEI Of sWI Of section 80 OF
town north, of range east l2O acres in Wood Coun
viIi ~. Fey 'e W % M anu Sa'a pst
A. d. 1853. JOEL FooT, admir-.
=. JBfFERsoN, atty.
Jan. H. lS5S--39w4S2,3O,
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RnRd Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that pettiou will he
~ presented To tue Commissioners of w ood Counry
al their March session praying for an alteration
in the NRpakonetta Road as follows, to Wit; COM
mencing AZ the point where the road known as the
Jeffries Road intersects the Wapakonetia road
Creek until i; strikes the west line of section tive
ty-nne (290 thonto follow said section until il strike
arav iae near John Fosters AZ which place it will
terssct the NapakOnsttR road again The praNc
Ofsaid petition is that 50 much Of said ro d as lie,
between the extreme points herein designated be
vacated and The road established on the above dss
cTibsd line CJRURCkHART
Dec. %, lS5S- S4s
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. We are under obliSa-
tions TO Hon. DR, PECK, our Representative at
Columbus, Tor valuable public documents, for
which he will pIense accept our gratitude Al
though Nh PECK differs with us in politics, he is
more courteous to the Democratic press than
some OF our ownschool. - Ottdpd Democrat.
-Four fugi,ivts from the Old Kentucky
Shore passed through town, Canala wards, a
few days ago, hsncvo olrnt townsman who evi.
IDENTITY believes is resistance, presented the chief
with big hors.pstol, with which he might
knock down purSuers.--Con. Rep
The pews in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
Rev. IL w. Beechers were sold ut auction on
Tuesday evening for the year 1889 Il 1872 1, 6i2, so
exceeding by over S9 900 the amounts paid
for the same seats last year.
--Morphy has beaten Andersen in Paris, Z
games ou OF 8. That probably settles she ques
ton that Morphy is the Chess Champion Of tho
world. Thus America holds the world i'll
check.
An AccmENT As soighing party were re-
turning rom Van Burrn, the other evening, the
sleigh upset, injurng Mr. Samuel Frey's child, OF
about Ave years OF age We understand its skull
was fractured but It is now recovering Hancock
J.9trsonidn
FRozvS TO DEArn-D Sewers, q sober and
worthy citizen vt Ruchfi-ld township, in this
county, visited Napoleon on Friday afternoon
last 10 pay his taxes. Hr than started on his
rcturn home. but was found next morning in the
road frozen stitl,--N N,polton Citi1eH
SupnM DEAru John SngAscr, German
shoe maker OF this place who was very ntempe-
rate IN hi" habits was found dead in his bed, on
Tuesday morning last Wn are iuiorm, d that on
the evening previous he drank n quar-: OF whisky,
came home ntox Gated aud retired for the sht,
" hen his wife awoke in the morning, she found,
to her great surprise that her husband was dead.
QUEEI who sold the unfortunate mau the sui
cIdaI liquid ?. .hmt1a Rcpa5.icda,
A letter fron Rome states that trnnsla'
tion oi Uacie TOMS Cabin has Just been pub
lshed in that city bat that the Protestant son
tmen's expr sscd in the work have been changed
inlo Rnmi,h ones. Tins; the reason assigned
for the cruel whipping Of Tom by the ferocous
lie Gree, is thst Tom believed in the doctrine OF
the Immaculate Conception,
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Ieghl Notice.


| ESSE HAWLEi viii take notice that the under
e. ssned ot the county OF Wood, and State of Ohio,
did on the 2jth day Of December A. D. 1893 file their
petition IN the court e Common Pleas of said county
against him asking said court to quiet their title 10
me Rorth halt OF the northeast quarter of section
thirty six, of town five north Of range nine east in
said county containing 81 against any claim of
title set up hysad Hawley to the same which peti.
tion will be Tor hearing at the next tsrn of said
coart. SAMUEL $. CLARK.
81 LNANUS JFFFEBSON.
BY 8. JEFFERSON, atty.
Dee. 30th, lS5S-34W6S2.75
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as-BuchnuOn is supposed to be good demo-
crat, and OF course is supposed TO know some
thing Of the most powerful auxiliary OF his
marty; hence every whiskey manufacturer 's
anxious to get Mr. BuchanOn's certificate that
he makes a good article. a Plttsbnrs firm re
Gently sen, him burrel OF Red Eye and he
sends them the following certificate;
"Your rye whiskey excels in mildness and
flns favor any spirits ever drank
How dipnifed for President OF the United
States to b. writer Of puiis for large dogssrles
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Wond Common PIens.

Charles W. Moore, prH vs.. William ,tcKtm, Deft
THE above named William hcKim, defendant. will
L take notice that petition has been fsd in the
Court of Common Pleas in and for the county of
Wood and State of Ohio, by the above named CHARLES
w. Moore, against him the object Of which is to re.
cover the sum of One hundred and twenty.six and
CO. 100 dollars due him for work aud labor care and
diligence by the said plaiutif performed before the
LIST day of ofSeptember A. d. 1858 for said defendant
and said plaintiff claimed Judgment against him for
said sum of one hundred and tweuiy,siX and GO-l00
dollars with interest thereon since Sept 1853 That
attachment been issued in said suit against the
property Of said defendant as nonresident of the
State OF Ohio and that he ia required 10 said
"ettion by the 10Th day of February A. D. 1859 or il
will be taken us true and judgment rendered accor-
dinghy. F.& u. X. HoLLsNBccK att'ys pI'H.
Dec. So ls6S--3iwGS9OO.
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Items fros, the rnuid,~g Eagle,

On F,ilay evening" last number Of Wolves
came I'M, the ward of Samuel Fisher of Jackson
township aud sernaded the folks WIN ,n.I lntm 81,
The dog lett for the snow clad hills,
R,oLys Last week we visited the Reservoir
in compauy with DR, MENo, OF th'S 'llIsse. anH m
stopped with BruboSer, who served N' Sn witn
fresh fi,h. cooked up IN fl, st rate sNse, Nn"-
here hunter came III wlthau'sy esq, ~" ~,
,,ss.,,ad rom lin TO Zip, seven and hal leei'
rom the wings OF watch we intend to w'"e ou'
Editorials,
On Fridav morning of last week h'u'
nil NJ, Priests residing near Antwerp came
Srry n.pr being burned todea'h, eom'nS 100 nia'
,a. 6,eb.r clothes were caught by the hame
nd heiore thew could be exdu-uish'd they w.T
hnrnsd off I'VE are glad 10 b. able TO state o''
;nitrirs are not So bad as might b. expected
H.. La NREM
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From these figures it will be seen that nearly one
ourth OF the total deaths in the country
consumption. to SAY nothing of the numerous other
diseases sprDging from Slight colds"
DO not trae with your health; butt suffering from
@siIEn, cough, OF cold on the lungs buy bottle of
HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDlAI. and Won m,y
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done So and
have certified to its wonderful effects .s ~
Coughs often proceed from disordered dyspep-
nc state or the stomach, in which case, The German
G1t;t should be used IN case of Weakness or gen
eral debility ofthe system, resulting from protract-
cd cough the German BitteIs will be found great
benefit.
Prepared only BY Or. c. M.Jaokson,413 5 rch street
Philadelphia, and for sale by drug gsts and stornkeep
erS throughout the United States and Canada Prico
10 cents per bottle. lOCt. %. lS6S--25lN.
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SHERlFFS SALE.
i Iannaa Mnrrnu rhn ID q.

SHEkiFFS SALE.
James Murray vs.. The Perysburg Canal and
Hydraulic Company
DY virtue ofa vendi writ of execution to me di-
~ rcoted and delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio will offer for sale al
the door of the Court House ia Perrysburs Ohio on
Wednesday, Jdnu7ry 26th, 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock p.
NJ. OF said day, the Perry sburg Canal and Hydrau
cs, with nl, and singular, its rights, privileges
appurteuances, and property ofevery kind, name and
description, The purchase money will he required
to be paid at the time Of the sale. C. w. NORTON
JAMES MrRRAY. Propra Persona. Sheriff
Jan, l3 lS6Q-36W2S1 ~
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Legal Notice.

Abigail Paeny VS., Theodore paeny
TnE said The odors Paeny will take notice that
Il Abigail Paeny did, on the 29th dsy OF Dec A. D.
ls5S file her petition in tbs office of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the county
OF Weod and State Of Ohio charging fraudulent CON
tract and gross neglect OF duty The part of said
from the sad Theodore. which petition will stand for
nearing atthe next term Of said cour'.
ABIGAIL. PAENY.
BY F. Il ID. X. HoLLENRRCK att'ys
Dee. 80, lS5S--34W6S1
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BAESAMaC CORDIAL.

HVN CURE :
C0nsH tofdS, Influenza, Croup. Hodrse1,ss Brbn.
cmts PHe"monta Diseases of The Boceis o,is,ne from,
(Gat all poss5ie,) cms Of Patients IN oaronrsg ,,,r
ofhs latter disease. "''
Ihls celebrated preparation, like the Btters may
DC Gonhden"lly relied on. 1t s designed for class
OF nseases more general and iata than any other
to which The people of this country are .snbieet-
those springing from " slight coidi' That eminent
authority Dr. Bell says: l win not say that colds
are 10 our ini abtants what the Plaque and Yellos
Fever to those Of other countries: buI can svsr
confidently that they ushern disease of greater COM
plicity and mortality than these latter -
nrher proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting tlom common cold' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from the ree
ords OF the Board of Health of philadelphia confess
edly one ofthe most healthy localities in the Union -
1907 Iotai de9thsln Philadelphia, Ea..r- l0,26l
Died OF Consumption, 1912
all other diseases (2so in
n lrrhc
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SS- Mr. Bowie, of Maryland, in recent speech
in Congress, remarked that every Old Federal,
ist who was IN favor OF the alien and Sedtion laws
is black Republican" lio must be decidedly
ignorant Of Ruc, uuaa's aUteccdeuts,
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IN PRESS. AND " ILL BE PUBLisHLD JAN. Is
The Rowing Editor:
Talks With Slaves in the Southern States.
BY JAMES RGOPArH, OF KANSAS
One neat Vol. l2mo., 3ij PIP, illustrated Price ST.

fbNHlS book is narrative Of three journeys afoot
L between Washington and New Orleans contains
lengthy reports of confidential conversations with the
slaves in Virginia. the Carroll mas, Georgia, Alaba ma,
and Louisiana lively descriptions of social South
crn and Plantation life graphic sketch of adven-
ture in Missouri and the most searching thorough
and reliable investi CATION of American Slavery ever
published In our country, The author has given a
full ond fearless REPORT OF SLAVE SENTIMENTAL
thing never hitherto attempted in America. Let
every ane who would know what Southern Slavery is
SLAVERY AS SEEN BY THE 5LAvES
read this volume of their oral evidence, and StartRg
record Of their hopes and future Designs
As the authors skill as Il writer. il will be that
extremes have me! and agree:
"REDPATH could not be dull or tame slavsh if
he were 70 try he has not idlc bone in inland
If eccentric and humorous, lis all for Humanity
lie has rare mind and nature both are indepenant
and full of grit and will against wrong and ty-
rnnny with all their might"--IlOn. J. c. VAUGHAN,
IN Lsapenworfh iTmss.
"a vigorous wrtcT,"St. Louis Republican.
"a I'D rascal, hut the best writer we ever had
out Vest. ."--GEN. STRINGFHLLOW.
Copies sent by mail, postage paid, TO any part of
the United States, on tho receipt of the price 81.
Address
ABB BT3DlC, Publisher.
Spruce-street N. Y.
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Wood COmmou Pleas.

A. n: Thompson Va. Stephen Curtis.
'INHE defendant will take notice that on the 18th
Il day of January, 1889 plaintiff filed in the court OF
common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio petition ask.
ingt judSmentagainst said defendant for the sun
ofS4b. .A6 with interest since April 7th 1885, less sew.
en- dollars and interest thereon since June 49, 1851
note given by said defendant to said plaintiff. and
that order Of attachment has been issued In said
and that said action will stand for hearing at the
next term of our said court.
F. & d. X. K.HOLLENBECK, att'ys pl'f
Jan. Ii. lS60-3GMES2.h7
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Editors publishing the above advertisement and
this note few times and noticing it cditoraly, BY
sending marked copy of their paper to the publisher
will receive u copy by return Null.
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a. Hon. WIN. PIT, Fsssenden, has oesn 'e'
.lsetsd =, the 4 = Seua'e from Maize
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SFIRITS ofrurpentius just received
- PECKA HAMILTON.
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RICH DRESS SILKS !

DEST BLACK SILKS. warranted not to crack or
ID change color in wearing, cheap at
HIrCHCOCK'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11
DIED.

BURROWs-On Thursday morning Jane g. q. 10 os,ock o.
eon.a@PqD William H. Bsnow. Of the ann Of A. l. stew"
.olen High Mas OF Requiem ir The repose Of h, soul viii
oeehTsted in ST. stephens Church Twentysbih street
between Lexington and Third 1.-THE Rev d. Cum
mmss'l Saturday morning a, 10 oclock his ends axe
respectfully Vested attend vhou, further imitation
COLTON-In Brooklyn Thursday June ClI.n Colon.
IT, relatives and friends Of the fanny are respectfully invited 20
attend his funeral Saturday llth inst, al p u om his
late resderce No. SO State street, Brooklyn.
CARPESTEK-In Brooklyn, Thursday, JGue 9, Laurei.a
Carpenter, wife Of VIM. b. Carpenter.
FosTER-Ou Thursday evening, June Q, Plsiafel " J
Mary A. wife ofao Foster 10 the 25h year OF her
The friends Of the family nysd sens Der fane from
The residence Of her father the Rey Ge9 Water: Psined
S boat if'S'S.' i =:
GREEN-In Brooklyn On "Wednesday Jane g. NJ. Lydia C.
Green, wife Of NJ James Green.
HOWE-On Thursday, June g. Of consumption Josephine
Cordeha, dsu shter Of Samuel o. Howe, decsa.ed.
from The Tedehce Of her step faiher Wan II Walton, No 49,
Ninth syengg between Twenty sod Iw(niy;hrd
UONAY-At Fo-dhaIn Westeheser County. Friday June
10, Mrs Aeta Honay aged II years, widow OF William Ho
Her aiges and friends and those Of her daughter Mrs. Charles
Jones respectfully invited TO attend the funeral if'm hef
late rsidenoe' sunday lah JHn., a. p - m, si,hgu:
further invitation. Her remains will H. taken to Oek Hill
Cemetery, Monday morning.
HUDsoN-A; No. 282 East 18th street Thu'siay, Jage
Agnes Hudson youug.s; daughter Of William and Ellen i'd
s5n aged year, months and days.
KERsWLI-In fla;bush Long Island, Friday. jane 10
The relative. and friend. Invited attend tn funeral
SUNDAY lah inst, at O'Clock n from the Fla,bush Epo
pal Church
LOCkWOOD-A Bridgeport, Conn., Thursday June 9, aer
Illness in the i7th yar Of her ags, Ms Jane
Of late Abraham Lockwood, and caash
ter Of the late joseph Ireland formerly Of this city
Her relatives friends and those Of her PnhP f. Lock
wood respectfully invited 10 attend her lnsr from her
late residence Old Mil Green bridgeport Saturday
at2pp. n B.-Trans leave New.York ., a. m, aud Ie-
turn Carriages viii be in Tea5iness BnigeP,r
Depot carry frienGs 20 me house
McCAFFERTY-At No, 90 BOwery, ThuT'd,y morning
June g. 81 O'Clock, after proacied Illness, Miss Sophia
Mary McCaheriy.
MuRRAY-At No ITO Greenwich street on Thursday June
Cornelius Murray, aged 60 years formerly ~ Cork Ireland
father tie late AID Michael murray Of the fir,. Wand
ROCKWELL-In WiDsted, Conn, . Sunday June ) Mrs
Mary A. Rockwell wife Of John T. Rockwell In he sd yea
Of her
TAWNEY-In this city, Thursday June at NJ Mary
beloved wife of Charles TGwnty. aged IS yeau.
VAN VOORHEES, Brooklyn, Thursday Jane 9, William
Van NooIhis, builder aged al years.
WiLLIAMS-At S.. Vincent. Hospital, Wedresisy June
Sister Mary Gertrude Williams native Of Csnads in The
sd of b.
After s yeaTs of active service IN attendance the sick
the poor the dying she hss lc: this earth receive
ma lev ard Requiescat in pace.