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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-18
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From California and Japan.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, June l5.-The Over
land California mail coach brings nine pas
sengers.
The following summary of news has been
received:
Charles Street and six other gentlemen
had formed company, with a capital OF
$3.50 900, to build a line Of telegraph from
San Francisco to Fort Yuma, via San Jose,
Gilroy and Los Angeles, with branch to
Monterey.
A hundred guns were fred on the recep-
tion Of the news of the nomination OF Bell
and Everett The action of the Baltimore
Convention created much enthusiasm among
the conservatives.
LATEST PROM JAPAN.
kANAGAwA. April 2.-Prince Gotairo is
not yet dead and there is every hope of
his recovery.
The following account is from a private
letter, dated at Siokahmah on April Sd.
"About week ago, Prince Gotairo, when
on his way from his private dwelling to the
palace in Yeddo, with the usual guard OF
sixteen, was attacked by party of eighteen.
Six of the guard and four Of the assallants
were killed, and several on each side were
wounded, including the Prince.
"The guard fought braveiy. One of the
assailants was fatally wounded, and Il com
radc, to prevent his detection, cut Oft his
head and escaped with 1t through one Of the
gates.
y The Tycoon ordered the officer in charge
of the gate to commit hau kari, which he
did
1T is thought by many that revolution
is impending, which, if successful, will
cause The speedy expulsion or death of all
foreigners.
The Government has taken extraordinary
precautions to protect itself. Guard houses
have been established along the road to
Jcddo, and the guards arc armed with mus
kcts The building Of fertilization is going
forward To great extent.
''pTincc Gotaro was one vi the most pow
crfu nobicm4n III the Empire, and rules thlr-
ty-fve Provinces
The usual summary Of news for the press
failed, and the foregoing has been made up
from the San Francisco papers.
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Severe Tornado.

LFAyEHwoRru, jane lj.--Ly kens county,
Kansas, was visited by Il severe tornado on
the 9Th inst. at ) \. NJ AZ Ossawatamr
and the vicinity. houses were umroo'e,i, and
nuc! damage done. The house of Abra
hrn halliday, two miles from o 'sawatomie,
was blown to pieces, and Mrs. Halliday III
stanlly killed. At indianapolis, several
buildings were destroyed. AT Santo, y. ".
Q. Baker and two children were killed. Ru-
mors were prevalent Of further disasters in
the vicinity.
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Accidents.

SCRANTON, Pa, June l5.--Ono of the boil
ers Of Strong, Robertson 4 Co.'S tannery, at
Cummings, exploded last night, serious y in
turing two persons, and considerably damag-
ing the building.
Mr. l.. H. Cutler, conductor, fell from his
train at i.ehigh, and the engine pilot rolled
him under, breaking his legs and ribs. Its
feared that lie will not survive.
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Movements CT the Japanese.
pulL,prIruIA. June l6.--The Japanese
left for New York this morning.

t4;s..a.a$ i BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
i.#y!:# FOR $ALE.--I am authorized 10 dispose
u. ii private sale. that desirable three story
BRICK 3WELLIN,t, on The east side Of Wash
nston street. between Cameron and Queen. built
aad occupied, By Benjamin !ia!lo#e.l.
The lot /. aLuut fact front on Washington
street. running back - ;vcJ } inches t. the mid
die Of tie squate.
The house is - ;rct.!ronr, divided BY hall !
feet wide :wo rooms each side on the first door.
four chauavr, in cacG ii the second and third
stories ana three III the attic; The whole finished
in the haudsomest style. and furnished with water
and ga. and every convenience o! cellar? closets.
rantrv. &c. &C., that could be devised, by ;hc
owner Tor the convenience OF his caa l"mity.
The building was erected in 1875. umd Is in
y. rood condition a> on the day il first occu-
yied, and is only sold because not now required
Tor use by the proprietor
\ snail portion only Of the purchase money
will be required in CASH Il considerable potion
W iii Ice taken in public &cce.!ie= or stocks; and
the residue ray remain unpaid for several years
win security on thc pr"pcr:r
Aav one iesrou, oi purchasing. can examine
the house t&rvu- houi al any TIM" by calling Oh
tho subscriber. a. the family is now abseut from
town. For particulars, a!TIyto
5,a mo 2!-e,2.l =. il. MILLER.
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Fairfax county. Va. sep l4--eott

I OUDOUN LAND offer for sale my Farm,
ROSEVILLE, located in Loudoun county,
Va. on either side the Little River Turnpike Road,
two mile. east of Aide, and thirty miles west Of
Alexandria, The Manassas Gap Railroad Is twelve
miles distant, and the Alexandria, Loudonn and
Hampshire II inc mics.
-. The improvements consist of large hF'eK
a,$i DIV ELLING, and kitchen attached negro
housc smoke house; Il large new building contain
ing granary, corn house, wagon house, carriage
house and work room; stable; dairy; blacksmith
shop; icc-hou>c: With large frame room above, &C.,
&C.: t!y.e orchard OF nearly every variety .:
fruit, The farm contains aiD acres Of land with
abundance of wood aud timber and every field
watered by a small! stream of unaing water
Any one wishing TO purchase will call upon tho
undersigned Price low and terms to suit pur-
chaser J. L. 0DEN, Aldie, Va.
Loudoun county, ie 7---eotf
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THOMAS C. PEYToS. p. }. Ak.hh"'
PEYf0N & ARCHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l39 CARY 81,
u RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, devote their en- sire atteh-
ton to the sale Of TlBAGCO, WHEAT =, fLooh'
and other COUNTRY PRODUCE, and to TIA
purchase Of SUPPLIES for thor Country cuS'onefs'
John q. Lane, esq, Rappaaonnock, Va.
AESalom Jordan, esq,
Rev w. Il. Leayelf,
Monroe Kelley, esq,
powha,an Robertson, esq, eulpeper, Va'
r. w. Downman, esq, faaquisr, Va.
Richmond. 10 l9--an,v
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LOCAL ITE MS.

tile cars vi TIE " aSullStoH anu hieAdHuild
Railroad, which leave the Depot at 5, 9, IL,
;. and o'clock. Wither5' celebrated Cotil-
lion band will be present aud every arrange
ment has been made by the Committee hay
ing the Picnic i'll charge, to make the day
one Of pleasure and enjoyment.
The members of Potomac Lodge, |. O. Q. T.,
are preparing for grand Picnic, to take
place early in July. Glymont has been de-
termined upon as the place at which the
Picnic will take place. As the Excursions
of this Lodge are always highly agreeable
and very popular, we do not doubt but that
this one will be as successful as any OF its
predecessors.
The Sabbath School Of the Washington
street Baptist Church, have an Excursion to
G!ynont, tomorrow, the boat leaving ".
H. Fowlc & Sons wharf, at S O'clock. All
who wish 10 spend quiet and agreeable
day. and witness the little ones enjoy them
selves, should 20 down on this excursion.
PIONEER MlLLs-Thcse Mills will again
90 into operation about the 18th of July
next, under the charge Of Mr.. q. \. Worth
ington. of Baltimore, gentleman of large
experience i'll the Milling business, and I'M
der whose auspices the proprietors look
forward to Il complete success. VIM. H.
Fowie ( Son advertise, in this mornings Ga
zette, for wheat, and desire to purchase Il
quantity Of prime white, for Family -four,
Tor which the highest market prices will be
paid. Farmers will take notice OF this, and
while prime quality Of wheat ID desired,
all sound wheat will be purchased ut the
Mills.
TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, last Fri
day evening, considered, in Committee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union, the Senate's
amendments to the House bill to appropriate
f,r sundry civil expenses of the Government
The appropriation of 100000 for the con-
struct5n Of the Washington Aqueduct, was
non concurred in. The same disposition was
made Of $4,000 proposed to be appropria-
ted Tor a new jail in Washington. The
House concurrcd in the Senatc's amendment
to the bill appropriating more than $1,000
for The repair Of the Long Bridge.
DiREcroKY.-Thc C;.nvasscrs fer the Alex
andria Directory have nearly completed their
work, and in a short time very full and
accurate Directory, containing the names,
residences, occupations, and places OF busl-
ness of every citizen above the age of Is,
will be published. The book will have Il
large circulation here, and in other parts Of
this State and North Carolina, and will,
therefore, be n very fine advertising medium.
We hope oar merchants. and other citizens,
will literally patrom,ze the work, which must
prove highly useful 10 citizens and strangers.
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nESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
- We offer for sale our FARM, containing
$50 ACRES OF LAND, lying in Prince Georges
County, and beautifully situated on the Potomac
River, opposite Alexandria city, and only eight
miles from Washington city. There are abou:
800 acres of wood, (orginal growth, and being on
the river might be cut and easily shipped 10 mar
ket at small cost The land is we'll adapted to
the growth Of wheat, corn, and tobacco, and also
some land on it rs good as any in the State, suits
hle for market gardens, the short distance TO both
cities making it very profitable rs such. The in
90. provements consist Of q fine new BRICK
III HOUSE, and all the other necessary out build
ings appropriate to farm. The water is excel
lent, and water in every field. The terms of sale
will be made easy. We will otter this farm for
sale at public auction, on the premises, the E's'
day Of August, when the terms will be made
known. If not sold, will be leased to a good
tenant for term of years, at a moderate rent.
Any one wishing to purchase, or wanting further
particulars, will apply to CHARLES B. or
FRANK W. ROZER, Dufield Post Office, Charles
County, Maryland.
Prince Georges Co., Nd, je l3--2aw2w&eots
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J1STSBLISEE.., ard conducted successfully
/! ;! by IT,, tnic Mrs. y. i. CAN'T, vii! be con-
t:nue.i an The same plan. aud under tho same dis
,.ialinc. by Miss CUKNELIA :'EACE, and her
Assistants.
III. School will lie ma.ronised by Mrs. 4. 3.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted iY II G4ur,l ii trustees. consisting OF W. w.
Ball, esq. l.. y. Means, Dr. Vim. McVeish, Hen
~ Jenkins, and ". 7. Moore. Mr. L. ID. Means,
will act ds treasurer of the institute.
Fairfax county icb ii-cotf
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A FINE TRACT OF FAUQuIER LAND
IA FOR SALE.-I will offer for sale the
premises, on Tuesday, august 2sM neri, at the
late residence of George Nelson, (if fair, if not.
the next fair day. his FARM, containing about
1000 ACRES. This farm lies on the road from
Warrenton to Bealton Station, miles from tho
former, and from the latter named Station, on
the Orange and Alexandris Railroad, and miles
from Fauquer White Sulphur Springs, adjoining
the ands of Lewis Shumate, Richards Payne, and
others. About fourth of it is well tinibercd,
all is well watered, and fenced, and is very pro-
As ductivc in all kinds of grain and grasses.
ug#sa The BUILDINGS are comfortable.
This farm is susceptible of easy division into
two or three farms Of almost equal size, with plen
ty of wood and water on EACH
TERMS About one fourth in cash, the residue
in three annual payments. Possession given on
the day of sale. If preferred by the purchaser,
portion of the money will not be wanting for
several years.
The manager on the farm will show it to any one
wishing to look at it. My address is Culpeper 6.
H., Va. L. P. NELSON,
Executor of George Nelson.
Fauquier County, Va, je 12-2awts
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100 BBl.s. A. WHITE MEXICAN GUANo,
lUU received per Schr. DART" in store, and
for sale by my Isl F0WLE Co.
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:"as COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE on
Ill. the most eieraed point in the beautiful t0a.E
oJ Warenton, the county sea. Of Fauq"icr, VIZ
giniu.-A GOTHIC COTTAGE of eight rooms,
four on each floor. This house is new, having
been built within the last tive years, of the best
materials, ii the most substantial manner. u n
rcplete with every convenience. The grounds
comprising EIGHT ACRES, are divided into a
Lawn, filled with an abundance OF shade and
fruit TREES, a very productive GARDEN, we'll
stocked with fruit, while the remainder Of tha
land is well set with grass for moving ana pas
ture, with large and never failing Spring OF good
and soft water. The out buildings, consisting OF
Servants House AID Kitchen, Meat House, PriNy,
Wood House, Stable, and Carriage House, are Also
new, and built in the best manner, of correspond
ing architecture to the dwelling There is imme-
diatoy along side the house. large cistern, capa-
bic of containing 1870 barrels Of water, supplied
with force pump of such power, rs 10 throw tao
water the house.
The salubrity of this situation is prominent.
standing n ii does, some 100 feet above tide waite.
with no low grounds in its neighborhood. II -
entirely exempt from all causes of miasmauc
sickness The society OF the town and ueighboc-
hood is unsurpassed. Churches Of all denomins-
tons, and good schools for both sexes, with u
daily communication with Alexandra ANA the
North. on the one hand, and with Richmond AMI
the entire South and Southwest on the other, ny
means of Railroad. 1t offers to the gentleman o.
leisure or the professional man, most Desirable
residence To the Planter from the South. seek
ing a home for the summer, with all the adEan'
ta.cs of q; mountain climate, with freedom from
sickness and the pleasures oi cultivated s"cie'
ty, it has uncxampicd ATTRACTIONS. 1t Is unnee"s"
sary to enlarge upon the advantages 81 thS res"
icncc, for it is suaed that auy one Seehins-
such a home will visit and examine for himself.
IF desired, The FURNITURE, most of which i:
new, ana ali good, will also be disposed OF. For
terms which vii! he made accommodating APP
ply to WILLIAM n. biSfhAM.
Warrants, E.uuuicr Co. Va nm l7-cOJiu
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Charles County. Nd. je l2--colra

DARN FOR SALE.-The FARM recently oc-
L cupici ~ Mrs. Dudley Eitzhr.h, is offered
:or sale Possession t. DC given il, time 10 tuiIow
Tor the whoa; crop this fall. This beautiful little
FARM res Oh Cedar Run. ah"ut : miles from
W..r:enton, ard or ! from C,le;;'s Station. on
the Orange auI Alexandria Railroad. II contains
325 ACRES-about $50 Of which Gle sred-
the balance in timter-a portion # watch is very
fue-ot the cleared land .G aeteS Cedar Run
w. low grounds I4c DWELLING and out
l: hoa:e3 i, good repair. A liberal credit will
i. ai,rl FOR terms Of sale, any other intpr.
natinn, apply 10 GEO. 1. flIxHt6H,
Er1nlr Stntinn Cnlncncr CO. Ny ln--nntf
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MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE offer for
~ sale my FARM, containing about $50 AChES
OF LAND, in Fairfax County, beautifully siiua-
ted the line Of the Orange Alexandra kail-
road, one mile from BugkeS Station, fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen frsm Washington
There are about 100 acres heavily Timbcred lori-
ginal GROWTH immediately on the Railroad, and
the remainder well set in Grass, and in good stale
~. Of cultivation. The improvements consist o.
Ei::i a COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, new
Grauary and Corn house, and all other necessary
out houses. There is well of fine water IN 10
yard The situation is a high and healthy one,
commanding an extensive and beautiful we" "
the surrounding country. For further informa-
ton, apply TO Mr. Marshall, at Barke's Station,
who will show the land 20 suy one wanting II
purchase and for tsriEs of sale, apply to Burke 9
Herbert, AleNanifa, va.
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Departure OF the Great Eastern Probably
Postponed

SEw YORK, June lG.--A reliable author
ty says that the Great Eastern would not
leave Europe until the 2ist.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-26

STATE ELECTOR OF ILLINOIS.
Will address his fellow-citizens of lndi-
ana, at the following times and places:
TERRE-HAUTE. on Monday, Oct. LIST,
in the evening.
Sullivan, on Tuesday. Oct. I'd. at2 p. m.
Carlisle. on Wednesday. Oct. Sd, at = o..
clock, p. N.
vineennes. on Thursday, Oct 4th, in the
evening.
Princeton. on Friday. Oct. 5th, at p. IN
Evansville. on Saturday, Oct. 9Th. in the
evening
Mr.. SWEET 10 one of the most eloquent
champions Of Republieanism in our sister
State, aud the Hoosiers should give him
rousing audiences wherever he goes
Turn eat and hear him.
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See Them Coming.


G. II. Award OF South Bend, q leading
and active Democratic heretofore, has writ
ten a letter in the So nth Bend Register an
nouncing his determination to vote for
Lincoln.
IL In Lafayette, the Joornal of tbs {
place says there are one hundred and thru
Germans, always Democrats till now, who
have declared their intention to vote the
Republican ticket throughout.
IT In the company Of "Abe's Boys" of
Connersville are fifty old time Democrats
nov going for Lincoln.
GTIn the Rail Maulers" oflndianapolis
are eleven old siaunch Democrats who a. Q
actively at work for the Republican cause.
~ The Lafayette Courier says that En-
con Van Zandt an old citizen OF Tippecano
county, who had adhered to the Democracy
for twenty years. has renoudced Douglas
ism and declared squarely for Lincoln.
III The same paper says that Marvin
Bemiss, we'll ksown in this city as we'll rs
10 Lafay cite as a devoted Democrat, has
joined the Wide Awskes. and is going With
all his might for Lincoln.
ar The Elkhsrt Times states that at the
meeting of the Wide Awakes Of Mishawaka
last week, twenty.nine German. hereto.
fore Democrats joined the Club.
IL These are recent conversions 10 this
State. and do not include any Of those We
| have noticed before.
az In Michigan we noLiea the follow
ing:
One of the immediate effects Of the visi
! and speech Of Governor Seward at Kalam
| zoo is the conversion to Republicanism o
| Alexander Henderson. one OF the oldes
aud most influential Democrats Of Allegar
county. Two years ago he was the Dem
Ocsrtic candidate for Sheriff, and ran yer,
far ahead of his ticket. He is now one o
the Census Marshals. and delegate to tn,
Douglas County Convention, which meet
this week
III f. Flanagan the Douglas candid
ate for Attorney General in Illinois, ba
withdrawn from the ticket, and published
letter avowing his determination to sup
port the Republicans.
IL isnot "our funeral, /" but we may a
we'll notice here that GeD neral Shields, for
merly colleage Of Douglas 10 the Unite
States Senate, aud since then Dougla
Senator from Minnesota. has joined tn
Breckenridge party, and is stumping tn
State for their ticket.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-26

HELxBoLD's ExrRAcT OF BUcHU-For dis
eases OF the Bladder Kidney, Gravel, DroPsey
&c o.. &c.
HeImboId's Extract of Buchu for secret and
Delicate Diseases.
Heimdold's Extract of Baehu for Nervous ana
Debilitated sufferers.
HelmbOld's Extract OF Buehu for Loss Of Mem
DRY, Loss Of Power, Dimne.s of Vision, Difficult
ty of Breathing, Weak Nerves and Universal
Lassitude Of the muscular system.
nelmbold's Extract or Buchu for all distress
ing ailmcnts-o DISTRACTIONS, Irregularities, Ex
cess in Married Life, or Early IndiscreIions, &c,
and all diseases of the Sexual or5ans, whether
existing in male or female, from whatever cause
they may have originated, and no matter how
long standing.
Helmbold's Extract OF Buchu is pleasant in its
taste and odor, and immediate in action. Price
81 per bottle, or six bottles for S. delivered to
any address.
Depot, Io4 south Tenth ST.. Philadelphia.
1rrlu
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,
(From the Missouri Democrat.)

IL Upon Prof o. ]. Wood. OF st. Louis,
fortune has conferred the honor of having dis
covered balsamie preparation, which not only
promotes the growth OF, and beauties the hair
in high degree. but restores it when 1t is gone,
or turns il to Its original color after IT has be
come gray, fastens it to the scalp and ehectually
destroys such cdta neous eruptions may have
been cngendered by the use OF dyes, essential
oils and other I'M furious applications. The many
respectable testimonials which are offered in
IFS favor, from every part ofthe country in which
1t has been introduced, leaves no loop for skep
tic to hang doubt on. Its supplantng all
othey specifics for the hair, aud enjoys popu-
iarity which DO other has ever attained. Buy IL
test it-and rejoice that your attention has been
directed to il.
CAurIoS.-Bcwars of worthless limitations, as
several are already In the m arkel, called by diff
ferent names. Use none usless the words pro
lessor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st. Lou
Is, Mo, aud New York;. arc blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggist aud Patent Medicine deal
ers, also by all Fancy aud Toilet Goods dealers
In the United States and Canada.
Sept. 10 I'm.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-26

Medicine for the SeaSon.--The fbres
bracing cold OF Winter Is Withdrawn; and II
sieknessattacks us, 1t is la the form OF lainting
apoplexy. fevers, inll lmation, aud accurate rhcu-
matisms. Because at this al the humors
aremorc apt to corrupt from any check Of the
persplation, from costiveness or the stoppage OF
any usual evacuation, than at any other period
OF the year. Brandreth's pills set all TO rights
cleanse the blood from those crudities which
the cold and want Of exercise OF Winter have
locked up n the bowels aud solids Of the body,
and which, IL not timely expelled. produce can
Ger. tumor, costiveness, consumption, and an
early death.
wheE, therefore, on feel chiliness, lassitude
dizziness, pains OF the head, loss no time, but
at once swallow four, six, or eight Of
BRARDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS.
Soon eheorfulness will displace anxiety, and
health disease. Aud, remember, these Pills are
entirely vegetable. and harmless for the weakest
and strongest, but able to search out and remove
all impurities, leaving the blood as pure as i
was in our FIRST parents.
These celebrated p ilssoli a., p cents per boz
with full directions, at soi Canal street New
York, DR.. Brandreth's ONCE, aud by j. u. Gun
bingham, Main street Tcrre Haule Ind, and b.
all respectable dealers in medicines.
Sept. - dwlp.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-09-26

In this city after a few hours illness, 0
congestion of the brain, on Wednesday tn
18th inst, Addie. daughter of James I
aud Emily O. Gilmore, aged years.
singular coincidence existed in the his
tory of this interesting little girl. Born
on the anniversary of her mothers birth
day. She died on The anniversary of her
own.
DED--In Sugar Creek Township, on
Tuesday the 18th, Of Pulmonary Consump.
ton, John r. Hawkins. in the seth year of
his age.
DIED-At Altorf, on the 18Th inst Of
typhoid fever, Marion Hall, aged 80 years,
A months aad s days.
he leaves a wife and child, and sister,
with large number of friends to mourn
his loss.
Seldom are we called upon to mourn the
death Of one so universally beloved aud
esteemed. He had been "a member of this
community but few years. But by his
gentlemanly department, his frank and
honest dealiags and the fri -ndly and So
cial spirit he always showed IN his inter
course with his fellow men, he won for
himself the respect and admiration Of all
who knew him--[Kankakee (Tlls.) Gaz.