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rh..,.,, ,l.ts,.v 18th 1871 qe3A AAs3t1


NJ ASTERC S&ALE.--otatc OF ll1i.
VI uuis C,"k coXnty. sS-snpericr rourt 81 Chi'
IN sui James ,.eruts, Istl ts freetoss mor<a<e
rualc uoc- u hereby given 1Lst!n Pnf.Hanea ~ os
,..dr.s .y az september. 4 n. l-as l1A o't Aal'sf
ii t .nerrs If Sup<E'ur toan u thssko will ~ s9s
f,:snooa Of ~. toy In rue Aueton 70 the h4i ~
hit4. Ish. nj The nrh ds 81 Court Hours -
xil dt.efilt ral ias tlcA hete"f - may 70
nert>.4rv make1h money dne upon t!b sA3 a*s;fe
ptr land tna~n north haltof ~ ne1ta
wtststa ttns, setion twenty sw0t
INV sshtp r1v ~ nu1h II ransr t~elve 1} Of tho
third principal meridian. situate II TIC scxm Of .syasa.
t;ouoiF o1 tGx Of llbot. cHnssnt& sAtJA~o
s9rr. ar twenty fvur huatrt VI ar, b. e .am<
nor- ure-s. thA -
f,t'..~s' .sn. - = 1s,9 nj A5N, II
, 1859-10-18

C1ey csc.t. oaee. chIass- g. October Il; rs:
knnG m.,a Cogrel Of the aty Of cAiaeo intend TO
,np.opIats taks .hs lsad nte 14 . spsn est y
S i ,hs exntIs of section %, Town ~ kanke ~ Eaat
~ "a II. n au1snca with plxt Of the survey thereof
nov on ia On mT osors~ - -ox,s1..v,, -.
ptlIlct as AAAla&AAs-st %u} NAE*A*
, 1859-10-18
MASTERS StALE.-State Of llll-

WI uot. Cnek County. 9.e.-snpeor Court Of chssA.
xo.-Iu thsnexyy. Aisvd u Waterman - A1"aao !" :
s;ry and vlheys. Bill II Fosecfcse Auft<7Ee-
Iub!c no;ics il hereby given that In pursuance q %.
a@ ctrr In he a.sv+ entitled on The thru
Ir r. ansH.s i. b. 1sw l. In zed. Master! u ChauceTy
f1te su,err C.urt II th!caxo uuL Tbs ftnnh y u
November a. H. ls:a At ten the forenoon Or "a
II Ia nrth yur Of .hu Coult 1eusr Ia tho eiY et Chz
o. IL lie oanty and State aioEesad tfo teov!ax Dc.
u make shs money us u.n this I'D dstr~s et interest
and IA Wit The xA.t ~. ot tho nofhssi qa.nst
.jo tht1fysevvn 81. no,tn. ef ranxr h=vn ttst tsss
lul alsa the vest half q the oeithwe.t *.ftf o.
iht-n ,s eeataain< Ia - thv: ssaatfS Fl e "a n
itnIs rlna e.ss of ths bird rltnetpal Meridian IN lbs
Coun1Y u Euos. aud St7ta at ulno.a- n r,,o-
Aa.scr In Chaaeery of the superior Court "f Enesfo
, 1859-10-18
Eprfial Slotircs.


- Those who are Curious to wit
res :tu ea l-s:p! perfection to which H. Uh.xadt Gaze
,araKsr .tcAslort n T.. aas brousl, tic sau:ae
.ues of Wigs nnt Toupees Invited visit bis Wig and
HasY Tying KooEI II No. 100 Lske street. and exsmne
,ese cuous proGuclons Of art. No scrutiny detect
the artificial fo natural WHEN aust<a 10 the bead.
de:ly
Noticc.-Thc undersigned,
>,ossholaen In Ii. Merchants Eank of Macon. 6eorxia
srs w Tie provons cf IT. Ctaner see personally liable
f liz ISSUES, The .oses Of ts Bank vii te taken " Us
depost On The strne Eeneefy. indiana Aad
t,hlo. H.4 TCChkk S0.
.E DR.. Seclye's Liquid Catarrh Re
to b sure and permanent for c.
t.r cn,ce Room Il Merchants Exshsase corner of1Ate
cad w lii ..4et circular. with full Particular Of d!h
xa.. e will 1t 10 ary &tdzess upon tte ree1Et Of
,,cnny rossa:. ,tamr. m5:l-a&asu1
~ Fact Number. One. That
craadosc E1ce.ios Dye has recently leen anal, red By
ps.Ch!on she dr'. Chentst Ia Amsrca He ptouounecs
iht f)ys aA.stuteiv Aarrafe1s to the u1send Skin.
KACT NCABER TH0.
The Exee5g Dye u instantaneous In Its Elects; produces
the !deueat color. which ts7ndsuE i4habO rom that Of
uas.s; aud acus1y srnsh and nvkorase* thu has.
Tla .4c. Is established by competent aa6dayiu-
FACT NCMBER THREE.
hc sata Of the yc have increased two hundred per cent
year, End eFcr respectable druggist and ha dresser
nasa necessary to teep r,andard srt'elc Sold erc
yvherr aad n7pNed ty al lslr Dfcasea, Crst.doro.
", 6AstoT 1iou.c. New York. octi1nld&w
, 1859-10-18

MOSSl MOSS!:
.iFl DUyHAMS PREPARED MOSS Pqt. Ep. q
1os4y for cal1ase Aafssa md ssa'e e g1f
SLOW p.cek uEse.s::aM he city Aot county so3dtsd
B. B, DUNLAP y CO.. Co0Iu11s1a NcIcn1nt6
3 CoEMefciaJs4., AID Is LEvee. 81 Looa.
, 1859-10-18
DFCEIVER'S SALE. United

IL s.a,ss ofarsa:a Northern Dlstses Of luae. r.. =.
u EIfcu Court the Erel >saies iof tie ss*ent9 W
sI ana Suhesn District Of tllra -la chsneefy !anfA
II. sturdy, tseeh Inhn ~ . - 80
t,hA.'e. H. u tnbey EIe Wo1ih,Ty an.t HAna roN-
er rusile Sut!re i h. srty give that II dsn Aool
.u ihs estate -sotA nf ths Aos4 aaA y
tEa* and Tue wo dluy Mili u p'u ss'aas. %
enicri t~ *tuss *ntttlct eAusa " >no
iNa liz Of i r,tml. A. H. isss IN ,7il Cont ashe Jny
Te; u 1 tarst"t ~ pue''s .nsaoa 70 rs nsa
i'm osk Ia ihe r<nun of said DAY. II The n1Et =" E
ihr Court tlcu,e III the city u Ghka." a ny Eht Et
e1 I'd p.see or r4lext Of Api. staateI ~ ta vi
Chicago. tnauty Of took and stai. & llnnl. -
ationt chr ko tke.her v til esnx aos.e ssa a.
Ing 3hs psufTftF lore sa4
et 10 crr Tst letl iL.f~o ~ ths sid ~
Warren 4. Fowler lame. o. tn E1st hs = y;
vi. ~. dnt<d August .s IsrA 10 seesrs tha PAL
ii The nun, OF fur hunn dullafs, n one from NIL
!.r ani tvs ju !.at IN Meehanlts Lien. ~ me tHeat
Curt nf cook tUunty In avnE alstn Qsa nbua Ard
a:alns satd .:cenlat, tasrs aanoT!t and ens y.
Beekwh lur .xYtss nse tiar., s;hstsHt1sss ~. es'
! TlLnES NuTLfuS. Receiver. &c.
Chtc7xA September - lisa. -aasss's>s'A
, 1859-10-18

I1 hereby ztvea s.as detat h.vtax ben uss g s
ayu,ent OF tbe moneys SECURED and By ss.1h a1oa
tT1r n Hnr,ra = ma au hy fh6ma4 H. EdAoa,
{ the C:sy x ChI4ako y The undsrtsntd Him A. A.
t.es.red Il. lie -eosdet. ur4 of Cook tount5 H. n
Evok 30 " VI Mortgages fsxe NJ asd which Nd 1cft.
}$lIn3l D4,lars. .n....
IT a;r contained III sad nxa.e I'd !hdsedAy laa ~
sy Of Ueto.xr rt1r T. ss AZ ls, oelue9 y. .! ad
sT ii thr .orh Of the Court Ro,te Ia the tlSy Or
nit ltunty CT EO.x, md -tse Of lEho E1p%ss -
s.e sad .r It pu!c auction the ht<=t ttitr tx eaa
tha fpIo nx de-e1 ei pem.tA &iuAted n NJ ey o1
f'hIe1rn ss ds.e1!tvd liz raid npEtxsxd La onnt*T
s;sveu at Nule. su:~lsi.!oH r. no.t.
~ n nck nuater even nv Of Hshnefs AdA Lou -
s.hte.so il the Corary Of Cox T. =. stats Q: Ino!a
~-@>' HIRAM a. TUCKER, MotttFee.
ex.s tt,h len t<lt~%sAt4
, 1859-10-18

Ind Led Zpe CotEs Iso, shtoata. And PREPARED
a Heasta I'D c;s,s I'D ss:hns .eSss;i;e Il r. ies
4ro x attention 70 the!r bo.:rrss II II hours.
.r,a WRIGHT i NeCLCnF.
, 1859-10-18

l. As.x HEAL Esr4rr -Sutiep il hereby ssvsa ts!s
xoe1~1s william Ii. uar. and Eu4nA l1r:s, bis Wis y
e.tan 1xe! Of i ~ sleeu1sd On ha et.stta sy
It UercabeE. i. lee6 and dtatn blk u Of EFe4
pak' - tie Res"rder; c1ec et c'+,k csu'tY. luso
lid ehnyey me- unasr1 d. - Trustee taa ps2eeS
ard nal dsses1b*d 70 .<eu;s ths =.
Ut the .url Of Ten 1huAan1 p2FA teestn A<
cornx and vs # e<,ta4o Prou:.sesf Ssse
And tef1u having uss in Tbs p&ynt1k o. fht sun
4t nrY VI prner Al and latsres secured y ~
ea osd!nk The tseE, see. eonaisons
II .A.d ut+l of Trust.
c5eafe1 taat app t.oa having bean made 70 Ha ~ t1e
legal au<r and unity Afsetaa to ~ Aa
pre lh.k Of the rfoslsats o. sd ttess
l.eci 4nj sY vtaa of lie power nod aatnotIsy
1ptu ne - s1eh Tr.ser that viii ets for s4ls saa ss
public .aetien At The no1.9 dour q re ten't hese
TCKUAY. the zNh day u uxt.ber !, ~ ls:a u io
.e!oek = u u said d.y. ~ The penes dsss NJ n saa
Trr used A. f.ows-A tna rete uE parcel Or ana e
sraud situate yinS and being ih< County Of coos .nd
Statx qf tiaA i. *a deArsibe that part q taa
aoth half II the south lalf f The "outh q1atfs o.
eeslvn Thirty tt IN Tnvn.htp fnfY t$e} porn o.
Range tca+ea IA east Of Third P'oelp.a M ~
whsh Les the suuh west als os the eeatF< q ths
Northwestern Flank koa'i there as.hs .ans. aoss ~
pn thereof Jsava Ia all Trust De* ito which EetAensa
hereby teua aslv aas} ard entaaink IN tae enoss
tat.maton twenty three ne he .a9s more ns -
ANDREW NAXSiE. Trsstes.
I rht...o a.n% 4ah f1.a AttSr II
, 1859-10-18

l. ALE Rat EsrATz-Tot.ce IL hereby E!rtu -.
veFe Eeahka CIere.1aI ~ 1u..a hs VII, Ind John
= Russell AMI MasJ j. hi. xit y lelr estaen Deed os
eosu E Coos Couay Keeos Id CONVEX tu me- tte nadss.
c=ct:tt u the us1. nj the sum q" re. Ihao-
.:ct Esh: Hua:d and Istseo Dollar aud 70 IT. ae-
ri ux to The Of I'D <sa sud aaI Ru,set sxo
pru=oTy Judgment Aoes TIT payable % lie l1th DAY
Of uy, L. D. 1853. X +. Lz s!xr w.tA 70 Ger celt
3.erxtt. ha BY azi c!a 2a Trust Isea e1teacci
uuio the NQ.h Jay OF the tnluh 1surxxlt-
Sox therefore. i47t having heen Il at tn the poyen:
of nd Sos na.{c- j. hereby 1t<xn 10 al Dets lnssf.
eSed taat pas:ou h2v:pE bern u4t 10 By the
holder Gf - eu1es .ttnet LOT tad lila o1 34si
psesQs4:. tt4t .h4n TuezaF. Tic ei.h day IF W.
ensuing It zen ut0c& BY siiue OF Tie
ro~eE AL authority co.ftF:e upon ~ 3aa lttd Of
TEu.t 4a4 and sr the hthe.i bidder for ts
N.rsh D.1s VI TIE l.. tH>e. 10 the ely .. .ck
70. The LcserL I'd In sid ptei Of TEs: flows:
-a:t * uuo. number forty eight In t-a Caasl r's.
tes SuntiTun Of section ea u in ta!sty-
The ~ nss fourteen III. talt Of ar lhArd ptr-
cllll MERRIAM the city " Ihxn and bounded A. l-
aE1: kexnaiEk pna: Ia III. cutEe Of
huIxsi fett Il the ta.s linz Of seet!on
afuEesaG Euhnn t1t4ee xts1 1un the 1easre -
&.d s-t het Ln.sh en ln~ parallel
With tie ne u said section seven ~ the e<nIe u Ad
Quito: foFtyexhk north ard south. tae1ce <t on Linz
parallel " iii If Lake .teet niActy nire f&t Il
ia west Lee uf par~I Or !an1 SD by th1Ees LanaA ~
Nm- Ers theGee south sa:a Es,kSs cs1 !ne IL LID
racc Of b. 9!n1.nk
.,-,,G.tYt 4 &rtHERANN Tya>sst
, 1859-10-18

GTATE OF ILLINt1s. County o1
~ Cook* sa-S1perar Coas: Q: Ca:saza. So;snGsHs
Tea.1.s- Dtctsoa v1At,cs =. J.=es a. .ca~eosa: toaa
y. D1ca. Parry i. W.s.=, Ioha ~ eravfott A,ekah.
ces Ct@:se u. e A.: H. atoar lals a1o 'o0a
A@d,v!. a. ,aa noa.rss.,.=~. c: sa3es j. CsAwfori
7eszy A. w:sur !o.a IL Ca.sitt.. Az Ear Efarsoa
a11 Escr4> ". Cz4E1t. .Ta Of ,hs GeteataEfs AonFt
n.faed, having tls: tas Il Q: 1t c!srk cf sasd
su?tr Court II ~ =. aate. Es'eaJ grrn % tas
fosd ..l-rarGe1 Gsavf.1 Geo:.c C:aEtyEd ta.t
the eails taat I'D LIZ: Il er ;rr Y asd Court "a
aad that summons tere52.n '.s Led CT. # nd C4ast
axala't xad deea.sts t3:1asse % tse 's Aona1y OF
Soz uness Joa. sh+ said tazss \. c:a-tssd. rt7y H.
#! ba: Jetn u. cr1wforc. A:eI1t:er t.:a1tnl atI
G.t:s- w. 4wtu4 sh&! persona y ;: aot .7ss4 t=fos-
all sase1Ior cua:. o. tasa2 u CoSt Ss!ss On :.
n sail Cuu5 the orst Noaday q Auseshst ie1' 1u1
E4t.u, deIu. to III. ID CONF ainaats II q
claet and ,tat.d vii be t4xen Sunssd aht sesss
entssst sass yoa aconanx 70 the pt.yst ol a7ll n
WALTkts ktNHALL- S:eIE.
Kosr1s Il TArto., Cuna.t.' aot'... os1N.3sl9w-
, 1859-10-18

1 ="
fClerk's once. Cheakr 0aober II. lisa.
Tutc notice Is hereby ktven TO III psr1oos Interested
hat the Common Coun5 Of the eily Of Intend 70
tlssi pot.toa of West Naa.or e: south q ths North
V.n urru and T,tz strees. from the flac Of atJ
tae -. liss Roby 'sa -" p ths spesnE r.; ns
Wst h.f Of My ttret tfp Nad*,n STREET to te South
lps of she and ot f.7ss q kc'se ca1pssn
ta With pai RI 1sey tleteof pow en- die
ia nv ptdce. foeil-lMf II. kRElsM nm. CITY C!t!k
, 1859-10-18
Zrgil @l0ccl;;-<..isc;.,:::3i. i :; -

- ECEi|E:ls'> 6Ath.--Gn ted
css. 80 sS:;, s:57 rsa ls:. ;:':
.:s:ls xs::n E.=s't i;!ao ss..Ya 4 gs.;E s,sE-
Asiass :s.sss l. 5ssat, E. fa".
*iaR rss sots: .s:a ! = Snesa Aesss.
ss.s. u Z eaa.s q: IL. wsssst i
snca of dse1v o.tas enssIsd = - sa9ss ;ss p "a
q Sss', g, - sa;e = ~
Il :. z; coss:s ssa e -:
1 Ia ta< s.< ;it,esLe p'esfr;b r. ,bs % pens.*
, ss,s + SEaS Z ..ssoa 60 ~ ,,;:
'osth ef raas< two. ~s.s. -. O. AZ 4ath ss:1
. a".s q lti:tss I'll I.
..1h ra,e 10 veal a!. :. eatasnns *shty ,s,ss
.aa - ,"sa: s:s 's.a ssss
a;: = xs :, 81 Il ~ -, i III Cd .aa
Gzznt coulty, Wseoa.Ia- A:s ne wsat & a r.
s + nS .ss ~, sae i f. :osa-t
,axa n sp S,,s<! y ..s.,1 ot ssa s1as ~ Do
Lilly fer a1d etst uervdia. asres: nd :sax
ioV .ee II, tas IL aaass i eui
vet ane. It .sa 'see g, .ss 2. aeS
1t :on four u Aad ire nth -. ottas eo.a
s1 sa n!ss e Fl! nsa ssa;sa :. :. s1na u
raphsr ~ vest Or ibs ann e.ns ~ n.t,ilias r. 70
M.sx:epnx lot I'm ". as ,ni
txcafY aus ore In the aheve deeiiotd pfen1
%ld .snt being Asnattd 70 Nh
rr Two ~ Eth tbs Y I've SakS o.
CtntIese aaI ths undivided G.bs1 Of lot 1lmotr nv
~ IN block auuer foar ~ IN the Village Q!
vita .Le Ut :ala 1s tcibsd f7sMass
being situated IL the County Of Fas and staie & i0
re. at indebted favaE L. IL 9auhsft Co.. anu
forming at The aasess Of sid hrn and Nh.eh my q
sxana-l the nndee Of Duw Fuller, AttornsJh NO.
MeshodIst ckureh B!o<k
DIR o: th4 assts Of Charles Il. .Abest md True Nooa-
a: In The h.nds Of the usdesxne1 ~ Resetssf
| e4At. J. T1lDKN NOCLiSSs hseeaFe9s ~:
| CnIca~u Dts, b, la3. oftf-A%tk+0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


rUPREM coURr.-IN THE NATTER OF THE APRIL
cation of Mayor, Aldermen and Commonafy Of Tho
city OF New York by the Board q Of De Oen
ai Park relative the sequson of lands public park
or place between 106h and l0A srees and the Fh and
Eighth avenues, In the city Of New Yerk-The Mayor Alder
men and Of the city of New York. Board Of
Commissioners Of The Central Park pursuant TO e statute
titled act TO alter the Of the city Of New York. lay
ing out thereon public place and % authorize he taking
hereby give notice 70 The owner essees, parties and
respectively entitled unto o. Interested In the lands
tenemen6 h6feanens and premises hereinafter mentioned
and described that they win apply % the supreme Court OF
hold ihe CITY Han q the ny Of New YORK wsdnesssy
the 9Th day OF July 1859 the opening Of the court that
day or a. soon herseer a. counsel be heard for The a
pontmen Of three Commissioners OF Appraisal In the above
entitled matter to estimate in favor of the several les
parties and Aforesaid just and equitable COM
pensatfon TAXING all those lands tenemen
premises Ne between the southery Line side Of o6t
and ioh streets and the Fifth and Eighth avenues IN said CITY,
and which the sad Board Of Commissioners Of the Central
Park deem advisable to be acquired the purpose o. extend
ing said Central Park In the city Of New York. which said
lands and premises laid out the map or plan o. said
city, under aud by virtue of entitled as relative 70
touching the laying out OF streets and roads Ia
the city Of New York and M other PURPOSES passed Apri
lsJ7. Dated May IL. 1889.
RICH kRL Yusy TyD Council 10 the Corp ration.
snS 10 said Board Of Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
AUGEREAU.

Augereau was the son of fruit merchant, and
Is military man Of great .firmness and courage;
t he had not capacity for leading whole army.
b is identified with the brightest glory of the
llian campaign. At Castiglione in particular,
here he sustained the principal attack of the Aus
an army, he exhibited most obstinate irmness
the moment the most critical, perhaps, in the
lole war. 1t was to reward his conduct there
At he was created Duke. "That day." says Napo-
|bn in his Memoirs, twas the most brilliant in
'gereau's Hfe," nor did Napoleon ever forget it.
i was an admirable general of division, and
ndled troops upon the field of battle with re-
rkable vigor aud skill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26

tie departments, and attained in all of them sur
assng and first rate reputation. In 1917, at st.
elena, Napoleon said suchet was then the first
I French generals, but Massena had been the first.
} civil administration he was not less admirable
ban in the field. His Military Memoirs present one
the finest studies that the literature of the camp
|xhibits. He rose from the ranks, and was created
luke Of Albufera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
DAVOUST.

Davoust was one Of the most distinguished Of Ma
blooms marshals. His valor contributed largely
! the victory of Austerlitz. In the campaigns OF
ussia and of Poland, in 1906 and 1908, he won i'm
ortal glory at Auerstadt and Eylau. In the fatal
|assan campaign he also proved himself stub
brn and brave General. He was created Duke OF
|uerstadt and Prince of Eckmuhl. His qualities
ere such as made him an admirable commander on
doubtful field. For maintaining q difficult posi-
IN against threatening enemy, or driving back
formidable force by the ceaseless fury Of his as
ults, no General was superior to him. But as q
Oh tactician his merit was not great His sight
LAS defective.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-26
MACDONALD,

lcdonald who was descended from an eminent
fish family, was appointed sub-lieutenant in
regiment Of Dillon in 1887. As general, he
more remarkable for heroism in leading
os amidst carnage than for skill in tactics
rategy. The moral grandeur of his charge at
oattle of Wagram is perhaps without paral-
n military history. Napoleon having crossed
Dauube, the broadcast river in Europe, in the
of an army $50, 900 strong, supplied with all
most destructive engines of war-crossed
| tn such skill and rapidity as to meet the enemy
I Iual numbers on their own ground-was now
| { to give them decisive battle. His plan of
n was an attack by Davoust on the flank OF
eft wing of the Austrians, at the tower of Neu-
' i, while powerful force were to pierce the
-e like wedge, and turning round, cut oil that
and destroy it, then turn round and despatch
ther. The front of this column consisted of
cannon, behind which Macdonald led 10000
try. On it marched into the jaws of death,
.e in its front, fire on its two TANKS.
the column had gained mile and
alf the protecting battery was silent,
Iacdonald's infantry advanced with its naked
amidst the awful carnage. IT melted away
16 900 to 1900 men, and as far as the eye
reach behind, tspath could be traced by its
Ten out of every eleven had fallen. Here
ero looked back to where the Emperor stood,
Immediately saw the dark masses of the "Old
in in motion, and the shining helmets of the
ssiers sweeping to his relief. Forward"
he cries, and the remnant of his heroic band
through the the Austrian centre, cutting it
70. after a marcel for three miles through
fire of cannon and musketry. The bat
won. At the same moment Napole-
ad perceived the cannon Of Davoust to
the tower of Neuiedel, and the slopes be-
enveloped in smote. He knew the move
was successful, ard he declared the battle
aimed. Previous tothis battle there had been
,lness between Napoleon and Macdonald
Emperor met his general and offered him his
The warmest friendship existed between
ever after. In six days after the battle Ma
sent him his marslal's baton, and very soon
created him Duke O. Tarento and Grand Eagle
Legion of Honor.
NOT, MoRTIER, VICTOR MOUCEY AND
BER1HIER.
of Reggie for his services, distinguished him
numerous battles. His son, the Marquis of
OF, made himself famous in Algiers, and wa,
D Rome by the present Emperor in ls4s.
sOs Mortier was created Duke of Treviso
IS killed in Paris in 1885 by Fieschi's inferna
ne.
;or, a brave soldier, also rose from the ranks
as created Duke of Bclluno.
icey was one of the finest and purest cfarac-
.mong the marshals of Napoleon. He was
Duke of Conegliano.
hier, who was created Prince and Duke of
hatel, Vice Constable Of France and Prince
gram, afterwards becamefaithless and treach-
10 Napoleon. He retired to Bavaria in the
'or's difficulties, but fell from window, June
!, and was killed.
MONT, LEFEBvRE AND KELLERMANN.
mont, who was created Duke Of Ragusa,
niserably in Spain, where he contributed in
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BERNADOTTE.

}ernadotte was said to be the only man in Eu-
pe who was nsensible to the fascination of Napo-
n. The subtle fire of the Corsican's genius play
in vain around the hard and selfish independence
he Gascon's character. He married in 1898 the
nth daughter Of Madame Clary, the widow Of a
a merchant, and sister-in.law of Joseph Bona
tie, who thus thought to attach him to the inte-
Is of Bonaparte. There can be no doubt that
B marriage had something to do with Berna-
tes subsequent rise. Bonaparte feared him, for
said he had Moorish blood in his veins, and the
mise of the command of an army would gain
|, over. At another time, after failure of b.
arte to bend him, he said he was bar of IRON
plotted against Napoleon, and on some occa-
Is was suspected of betraying his trust as &C.
al. At the battle of Wagram he had command
he Saxons, after which he had the impudence to
e lying order of the day ascribng the principal
| it of that great victory to them. Napoleon in
lantly issued counter-order and removed him
IA the command. The sudden death of the
wn Prince of Sweden, in 1910, opened the sue
ion to the throne to the intrigues of northern
ope. The ambitious Bernadotte was successful,
was nominated by the States-General. He sue
led to the throne of Sweden and Norway. He
rwards defeated in battle two of Napoleon's
| erals, Oudinot and Ney.
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PONIATOWSKI.

bniatowsh, nephew of Stanislaus, King of Po-
!, joined the French army in 1907. He soon
distinction, and on the first day of the bat
of Leipsic he was created marshal
the spot. In the retreat across the
ge, when he was left behind with handful of
he rushed into the thick Of the enemy, in
ing to die brayely. When they attempted to
him prisoner, he cut his way through them
plunged into the river, which he crossed in
y, leaving his horse behind him. He mounted
her horse, and seeing the bank of the next
lined with Prussians, he leaped his horse into
lood, and in trying to climb the bank, which
steep, the horse fell back, and Poniatowski
drowned. He was admired and lamented by
It was the intention of Napoleon to make him
of Poland had he succeeded in Russia.
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THE SUMNER NIGHTS FESTIVAL OF THE q RNAN
Lederkranz kuacsl Society has been penponed July
18th,
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSIONS TO THE.TISHING BAyKs-rHE NEW
u and splendid steamboatN xUsHON Captain a. W. VII
son. will make VIcurot the Fishing Banks Monday
9Th, Wednesday: 29 and Thursday june 80 leaving Amos
street at IA A. M Spring street, 7S; Broome street. 3; Peck
sp, 81 pier No. N o. Fare 80 cents Fishng tackle
bait and refreshments on board ooton band on board
GRAND PICNIC TO BIDDLEs GROVE, IN AID OF
NJ the s. Peters Ohu'ch in Hicks street, Of
Warrep street Breokyn on wednssday June 70 1859
Fulton street BROOKLYN Joralemon street s4; Keseys
Dock Hamilton avenue, Sl pier N. O'Clock. Tickets
81 cents. Children half price
CECOND GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION FOR THE
Church of the Immaculate Conception Fourteenh street
will take place Thursday June So TO Hddes Grove-The
splendid steamer and the double decked bsrges Jeer
and Cedar Hill will leave the foot Of Fourteenth street.
East river at ~ and the foot Chambers street. North river
at 81 A. NJ, and returning viii make the landings
Sheons full band engaged for the occasion The
numbering about hundred Of parhopers pledge
themselves that effort win be spared make this
most orderly and pleasant excursions Of and would
refer their former excursion OF the
that will be maintained his Ticketa 80 Committee
of Arrangements John Meehan, Mr. Bernard Woods Mr.
Eugene burning, Mr. Carney, Mr: powerp
JOSEPH sMYTHE, Chairman.
, JOHN ALLEN, Secretary.
STEPHEN rHERRY, Treasurer