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Nav. e A..
~ ' pesxorsr. es, us1 ..1nx: ncc. n 1879.
Last Saturday, The Board of Education which
had been holding ita annual session for the pre.
yious two weeks, adjourned. The school law
which Ind before been in opc1ation was prac-
tically re~enacted. The only important changcs
mnde were, 1st-The county auperintendency
,vas virtually abolished by making the compcn-
sation per diem arrangement (sa day for
actual service) instead of a pretty fat Salary;
Cd Sub: districts arc in5ested with Abe authori-.
ty to leyy taxes for the erection Of school
houses. Heretofore they hare bad NO such au-
thority. = x
The Auditor Of State, in his report just issued,
gives bnlapce of revenue In State Treasury Of
Sa5,e3o.'4. Tie total funded debt, including
$12s,e9s borrowed from the school fund. is
2,295.1o. 1he resources Of thc state, em-
bracing the propab'e TAX OF 1861, are *e5s,Go94
Notwithstanding the cry Of unconstitutional
Indebtedness raised ny the Atr'can'zed Demo-
cracy, Iowa, under Republican rule, Is tlnan-
cialIy erect. Hardtimes have embarrassed US
individually; but the financial integrity Of the
Stute is secure in Republican hands.
Cor. Lowe is busily engaged on his aunual
message to the General Assembly; and will,
at The earliest moment practicable, transmit to
you its leading features. The health Of tho
Governor has been, for some days, quite feeble;
| but be Is recovering. Hei unqnestionably one
Of our best and parest men. His admln'strA.
| ton has been popular and efficient; aud hc will
retire from the executive chair followed BY the
respect aud confidence Of the people,
The Governor elcct, Mr.. <Kirkwood, arrived at
noon to-day. After paying the last tribute Of
respect to the defunct and lauosn1ed Dodge, he
comes among us with vigorous health' ready
and able to assume tue functions belonging to
the Chief a1ayistracy Of the State.
VIM. Duane Wilson, Secretary of the State
Agricultural College, has given. me, in advance
Of the publication Of his report, the following;
, 1860-01-03

Srcro Exours.-The Lexington t,lo.) F.
prtss says: On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Mr.
left fox tie South, with two coaches containing
t~enty.<ix negroes, bought in this market. The
nationals hare assisted the free soilers tof whom
they are braneh) in the agitation Of the ques-
tion Of slavery, till now we arc able to keep swo
and promise to make Kansas slare State, they
have deceived the people of this Stnte, and cre-
ated demand at the South for slaves that must
be 6l1ed from Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky
and Virginia.
, 1860-01-03

It will be remembered that we published,
some weeks since, an account Of the sacking OF
the house of ] Johu C. Underwood, OF Clarke Co.,
Va, and tue assault nnd woundin:s with bayo-
net Of one Of the women Of that nelghborhoQo,
who resisted the entrance Of the brutal sofdiery
into her house, and WAS thus disabled, in de-
fence Of herself and daughters from the lieet1-
tous aud drunken forces Of Cor. Wise, in the
absence OF her husband. We now learn that
this woman was the wife Of Martin Feltner, Il
tenant of Mr. Underwood, most worthy men,
ber of the Methodist Church, and the mother OF
fourteen living children-teu sons and four
daughters. We arc glad to learn TINT contri.
button is to be made by onr citizeus Us d testi.
monial to her courage and virtue.
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WASHINGTON AND EVERETT!
Y.4n3:. u;.+, nr kYt vo~,nu

Including a View of Ht~ Voru1u
In the Engraving of Washington. Thtse splendid enaE
nxs arc f.u original t4Intlnss BY icks and
xaytA On steel In the highest style Of A- They each
:5xs5 Ihehes each containing taCAH1 rIKT SO nay
caxxe Iaeahs pictures hare been pAnet upon The PUB
lie - wnrks OF As-ani especially In cheap. black apl
udy eugravins-,hat Il Is difficult L, convince pefsons
o. asn they steIn ordering what they have not
frss ~een We have paid the dr1 artists thar prices
amopntIoe to xAxr prttuce Enxrav
lua HrA1Lg rEArTyur veil the best portats. and
that sh b. Spend Ornaments to any Paz!ur. ppnlons
that Can be relied CO:
EF-The Editor of the New Tork Observer says:-
These engzavsng* genuine works Of aHthe likeness
esa.c admirable. The portrait Of Ar. Ererest ~li take ps
celence Of Ill othess."
tr-They New York Christian Advocate say.:-"They
are 6nes engavlnss have and the
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE roR
ALL THEY PRONIsE-~
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We v!ll seni Post Paid. securely rAc' e1 In EoeEs-
EITHER ENGRAVING AMI \ - Magazine. ye.r. for .
BOTH ENGRAvlNGS, and ! y sxaztne, year. fur u
tDA gents who remit ~ 1t time. ~f1 have s1tEa
COPY Of each engraving. The magszinesars-
HARPER~,
THE KS1cEERrocKER.
GODE1'S LApf'S BOOZE
TUE ATLANTIC.
BLACKwoOD.
eY-By special arrangement, The tn1s yeaE's Eub<cs
ton The Magazine paid ~ rs 10 their puoFshe7s
and sn1hezs rec~tt their suppy fs ha direct fsu
their respective publication otces. The cost Of the
k.7vInx pal only by tho ntrnee between the 1owca
Wholesale. md tbs .tEuiar price 1t she Aaxanes.
Engaytngs sent Il once and subscriptions to psEfod
eals commences With current ssae, uneAs otherwise
dered Money rsk II proof Il retained Of having
been mailed F,nt 1mpaes.1ons best. therefore send
aahv AdlrMn O. H BAILEY 4 CO..
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The Joacsboro Ga=efte Of tue 3lst ult, comes
to 'ss with . two column article, signed
"Socrates," in which tic law and the decis-
ions Of tho State and Federal Supreme Courts
MS applied to tho kidnapping business, appear
to be reviewed. The provoking cause Of the
article seems to llave been paragraph in tho
Press AND TRIBUNE Of the 18th ult-, in which
reference was made to the illegal detention Of
Il colored man named George, by Mr.. A. ].
Nimmo, Sheriff Of Onion County, as appeared
bY advertisement in the Ga-etle- The argu-
mcut Of the Joncsbo:o "Socrates.' is de-
fcnse Of tho action Of Sheriff Nimmo in the
premises, on the principles both Of might aud
right, It is in many respects curiosity. It
is singular, as being the only attempt
ret made TO yindicate the Kidnapping
profession from tho lawyers standpoint
It is peculiar, also, as lcreling q threat
against tho. Supromo Court OF Illinois
in case it shall adhere to the position which it
assumed in Rodney rs. The Illinois Central H.
n. Co.-to wit, that the State Of Missouri will
be obliged to rctnliate by closing her courts
against the citizens Of Illinois It is further
unique in ending With the assertion that the
business will be continued any hop, law or no
1aw-wilich strikes us as being rather dog
: ma than IN argument
4. Tic one legal argument Of Nr. "socrates"
Is exactly such as might be expected to keep
company with two rufhan1y threats It is a
fraud and falssheod. The writer prctends to
quote from the opinion Of the q. S. Supreme
Court in the case Of Aoore vs.. The People Of
1x Stat< Of illinois, Ia Howard 13], in which
it is claimed that tlb court reversed it's own
position aa taken in Prigg rs. Tie Common
,soea1M Of Pennsylvania. Our Egyptian "Soc-
rates" pretends to make quotation from tho
opinion Of the Court in tho former case, and as
10 breaks of at just the point where it mill,
:tates against himself, VIC viii complete the
. context:
:: -. Mr." sockArEs'" QUOTATION
-N st:A In tbs exercise Of it, legitimate poz'sss It
rxooon of Hs policy Of excluding unacceptable popu
l,on shoad thus indirectly benat The naster Of fugi
tge no one has 70 complain ta has tina ~, n
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Gov. Hiarofiin received The bearers Of the pet,.
ton (Reed and Hayes) courteously, and advised
them, for tue sal Of preserving the peace Of the
State, to leaye it: lie said that the public mind
that until the excitement subsidized their pres
ence in the State would be dangerous, aud no
could not engage to protect them from their tel
low citizens who had resolved that they must
70. BE promised them security while taxing
their departure, and that their property should
be protected They say that for the most part
they were treated politely by those. vho hare
driven them from their homes, and they hare
hopes that presently the people Of Kentucky
will take j sober thought, and allow them to re-
turn to their several places Of abode and accus'
toned arocations. We cannot say that We con-
slider the prospect for such consumfnation re.
markab.y fatterins. They beliesethat many OF
despotic proceedings Of the master cluss. and
they hare many warm personal friends They
trust TO these aud to a reaction. There are
those among the people Of Madison county who
recognize the fact that the expulsion ct such
men as Fee and Rogers is the very way to make
Aboitiunists, aud that the action taken has been
not oulr uncailed for but imprudent. It is cer-
taiE!v net a light matter to drive cut Of State
men who build steam saw-mills, improve farms.
keep schuos, and labor faithfully as ministers Of
the Gospel, md who give 10 prorocation to any
in any way, who offend against no law, who
make no war upon society, and who merely hold
that slavery il u sin, and teach that it shond
come TO an eud in Gods own good time. The
steam mill Of Mr. Hanson was doing well until
be WAS constrained to abandon it. The school
Of 31r. Rogers was in hourishing condition,
having nearly hundred pupils during the last
term. great portion Of them the children Of
Shareholders. keLtucky cannot afford to drive
beyond her borders the men who build mills aud
academies.
The exiles seem in good spirits, They do not
indulge esen in ullkiId words about those who
have made them homeless. They seem to be
divided in opinion as 10 their course in the t1-
1ure. They Ill Aope to 60 back to old Kentucky
and live, iubor and die on her soil. Some fear
they cannot 20 back, and thiul offooking out
for cupie, nient in the free States; and they
have vague ideas Of appealing for protection in
their rights and inmG mites is citizens, t0 the
Federal Government.
, 1860-01-03

cY- The United States Supreme Court Mt
Washington has ordered the case Of the Albany
Bridge, now pending 10 that Conrt, to be taken
up for argumeutimmediately after the argument
on the New Jersey case in reference to the
bridge across The Passaic at Newark. as the
same great constitutional question is involved
ia all. The Albany case is to be argued on be-
halfof the people Of Troy By the Hon. Reverdy
johnson, and ". 4. Beach. Esq, Of Troy; and
on behalf Of The people Of Albany by the Hon.
JohnH. Reynolds Of that city.
, 1860-01-03

The Pioneer wants to know whether. ii the
devil were 10 die, the newspapers would not
eulogise his character. If they didn't, the edi-
tors would b. very Likely to get uneeremonious
orders from. some Of the relations Of the de-
ceased-"stop my paper.
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G. ALE CON TIN i + D -
~ DRT GOODS AT COST!

.. CARTER will oteT urt.1 Jauuasr 1s his ens!.e
S.ocs Of r-seg Dry Hoods At Rea Fanty silk. II
eos', Elersat Slk Hohes All Colvrrd Patn AeH
noca eett seauful rt!nt+1 Merint 1t e French ali
u eosi New SsJles Cosln an4 Wool Dlnet ep.t. al
kinds at cost FIyse4 ..d Es:l:h Prints y
aud Aus.a sxt4t co.'s sws aad Jaeo1et hinb,o.dt nd
Eets 1t caxt, Embroidered Handkerchief st EuhI
dervd an JacoEes Col1s cosk stsodeEet Skirs4
cost. Beautiful sesTss and Caps. al e.t shAEL Of aa
kinds cost. Wcrstel Hoo CCaa1se1 Sleeves At
cost Elhtons Tnmmines els. II cost Also On hand,
full ascr.tot Of Ladies' Gen temeas aul Ghtlrens os
en- Ctohe Casineses EesnK S4tIns, felvt., Ballard
Vile St&ktfant Cotton Fiannti etc., H!aokea Bed Cot1
Tank etc.. Blesehe tct.ons OF II kinds and widths
deli A. CARrERs, ln Lake ,treel,
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Letter from G. M. Clay.

-, tFso9 fse Cincinnati Cemme:c!2l1
uSeaen Is eory e sse2 I drest:a Ss te
The HcAmoad Aessmgfr.
saw to-day, for the first lime, ms name used
in connection with the Lynch Law proceedings
of the late meeting Of shareholders in Richmond
in the following editorial Of yours:
1.-THE Frankfurt Woman learns that Cassius
n. Clay has expressed himself decidedly oppos.
ed to the opinions Of Fee aud his associates.
and that they ought to be expelled from the
state" !:
tits we'll known that on the 4th Of july, from
the slump, thrre year. ago, denounced the
doctrine Of the q Radical Abolitionists" and 1hc
Kev. Jno. G. Fec, TINT ''there is no law for
slavery again in letter addressed
through the lrfts to the Rev. Jas. Davis, re-
peated my dlsavS S'wal Of any such political scn-
timent on my ps:rt. ] have again aud again de-
clarcd that wllil4s was willing to defend tue
liberty Of speech and the press i" to The utter
most" a. the duty which l, in common with
every citizen ofthe Commonwealth aud this
patton Of frccnea. oTed to my countryy-that l
did not bcliere ;the radical" doctrine right,
and therefore would not leopard my life in my
such false issue.I And tins soid to Mr.. Fee in
private, long bctbrc our public separation. but
on the other sid9, have Dercr Suid that Fec, or
PEELED from the :state. ! have always said that
If the Radicals, Fec, or uny other man. or set
Of men, violated;the laws, tLat~I would aid in
bringing them ito punishment. And that il
their was no law to punish our holding aud
ayowiug IS Radical" views in a Commonwealth
| holding slares-;that the shareholders had the
| political power-lett them pass Law to meet the
case. lam noW; horf ttfr been, dhd t.'fr shaN
b. tie stoorn ts<ay to tno1:, az TIE trorst Lind Of
al poksi1l< dfspoeisans!
So far as The lynch law committee through
their organ, Il. K. Stone, strikes Mt me as Il
"faction' aud " Republican," regard It rs
".fair play in politics. court full aud fair
aims Of the " Republican party" l hare not
yet learned to weigh my opinions BY what
| fnenhtrs may sly or think. l ask mrso'f, om
| right! and when feel that nm, shall not
be driven from my constitutional privilege Of
although the Lynch Law committee may not be
able to sleep with doors unbo!tcd:"
"The Republican party" may not be large
enough to meet the wide vision Of the Madison
! Lynahcrs--hut it is large enough to stand bs all
its convictions, md defend all i.e rights, ben
| ever with speech, the pea or the tscord, it is
attacked By despotst C. y. CLar.
| c. m. Clay -. y. p. Breckenridge.
| We 1ead the following announcement in tho
T,the Editors Of the Louisville Joaluat:
Gentlc1ncn--Allo" me to say through yonr
| journal, that will. on Tuesday night tho 10th
Of January next, in the town Of Frankfort, vim
dicate the principles and aims Of the Republican
party against the assaults Of Vice President
preekinridge and Gov. Magofln. Will al the
papers III favor Of justice and fair play copy
~ William Preston, our Minister to Spain,
had reached Paris on his way home, when ho
was sunmond back to Madrid By telegraph; ; one
! Of bis children wss dangerously i'll with The
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IOHEA.

.fdf0xrxsneas or ths Hoard of Eduenlfons.
FfaaHcss or the 6satr-L0tcs and Kirk
scood-7As Aarrsst Of 50 RuE- Crop.
1Hf SsHntordat Confesf--5tafs PrinfsrA
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only a Christmas Fro1Ic.


An evening paper says that several students
who left Jefferson College for Richmond have
returned and resumed their studies here, sta
ting that they only joined the stampede for .
Christ mas frolic
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SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH

Citizens Of Kentucky Expelled for En-
tertainiog Free state Sentiments.
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trines, through the United States. mail, and {
other purposes"
The punishmentis is inadequate to the often ce,
hanging should be the penalty.
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c. m. Clay -. Y. r. Brecktnridce.
We 1ead the following announcement in tho

sS William Preston, our Minister to Spain,
had reached Paris On his way home, when ho
was summoud back to Madrid by telegraph; one
Of bis children Mss dangerously i'll with The
smallpox, =
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o: course he said he did not. He was then told
to sign that paper.
liz did so, and when be found out the nature
Of the document, and The real object Of obtain
ing his signature, he was indignant aud wished
to Withdraw his name, but was deferred by
paper were obtained in the immediate vicinity
Of Berca except in this way, a fact which indl-
oates that the neighbors Of the FFeesoilers did
not think them dangerous citizens.
There were some friends Of The prescribed
persons willing TO risk everything and stand by
yailing, they concluded to be without tue State
within The time assigned for their removal And
tbey uze consequently cxiles in our midst, and
uiIurd lesson of the nstuEe Of intolcTant dcs-
notism Of the Slave Power, which should not
be lost upon those who arc solicltous Us to the
ststHs Of the American States.
Tie person. warned TO leave the State ap-
pealed 10 Governor Mayoffin for protection, and
q crmmitt.c Of than presented the GoFernor
the following petition:
To lis Exellsacy, tie Gorernor Of tae STATE Of
Efntucky:
VA, tie undersigned, loyal citizens and resi-
dents Of the Stale Of Kentucky aud county OF
Madison, do respectfully cali your attention to
the following facts:
i. We have come from various parts Of this
and adjoining States to this county, with the
intention Of making it our homes, have sup.
norted ourselves anl families in honest indus
try. and endeavorcd to promote the interests Of
religion and education.
e. it is q principle with us to Submit to
every ordinance of man for the Lords sake;
INTO governors as unto them that arc sent bE
Him for tue punishment Of evil doers. aud the
nroise Of them that do wcll:" and in accordance
sxifb Ills principle, We hare been obedient in
ali rcsnccis to the laws Of this State.
4. Within few weeks, evil and fai Sc reports
have been put into eircuIatiop. imputing to u
motives, words ahd conduct calculated to in-
aame % The pnblic mind, which imputations arc
utterly false aud groundlcss. These imputa-
lions we hare publicly den'ed, and offered every:
facility for the fullest investigation, Which We
haye earnestly but vatnly sought.
4. On Friday, the a3d instant, company OF
,i.ty.two raen, claiming 10 hare been appointed
br meeting Of the citizens Of our coul::;,
out any shadow illegal authority, and in y,oln.
lion OF the Constitution and laws Of this state
nnd Of the United States, called at cur respect
ire rcsidenccs and places Of business, and notl-
fed ns to leave this county and State. and be
without This county and Stase within ten days,
nnd handed us the accompanying document, in
which YOU will ses that unless the said order be
promptly complied with, that there is expressed
fiIea determination to remove us by force.
In view Of these facts, which wo can substan-
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only during an hour or 80 each day. a. the changes Of
The tides that vessels can pass this p,inA DO aemp'
Il at any other time would be inevitable de,'ras'on
The r,ipg waters from the Bay of Faniy l the MYERS
month TO such hight that is course is temporarily
checked and the hidden rocks are longer dansero'
But II is an ugly locking place. at any time for ur~ary
craft to venture into,
The Parish of Carleton was beside itseli with de-
Eobt and covered itself all over, IN every spot, with
ip.sceasle glory. The demonstration certainly
equal to that of the city properperhaps superoraud
the o. thusiasm was undoubtedly greater After pass
ing through the principal streets through ranks Of SOL
ders and fire men, and by grea. groups Of children
who hung in heavy clusters, like masses Of white
flowers, from the sides of platforms and houses, he
embarked from the ferry and went on board the Styx
which Immediately steamed of for Nova Scotia Inc
cannon noisey exchanged tse last adisux.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........Aus. IL.
Cleared.


stesmsbipsIlinos Terry, Hsyre, D. Torrance Yorktown
Livingston Crocheron Co. Northern Light Tnklepansh As
pnwa d. B. Allen Mount Vernon Lsyheld Baltimore, Is.
Cromwell Co Marion Foster, Charleston Spoford Tueston
a Co Alabama Schenck Savannah g. l.. Mitchell Son
Huntsvile Post Savannah II. b. Cromwell Col Parkers-
burg Powell Wilmington, II. B. Cromwell Co Monticello,
Eager Alexandria &C. II. b. Cromwell Co.. Patapsco VAIL
Portland H. X. Cromwell Co.. -
Rival fretas Tercea J. NJ. Smith Far West Prnde New
Orleans w T. Frost Canvass Back, Clark Hong Kong G..
Jeye Co Washington, White Liverpool w. t. Frost Es
meralde York London Durham Dimon Isabella Howes St.
John, Crocker Wood CO.. Brutus Hurse. New.Bedfod,
master.
Barks-Alamo Patterson Galveston Wakemsn, Dnon Co
Zephyr Lane, Msrsees Chamberlain Phelps Co Nova
Theresa Cubao (Sp Bolivar Barcelona Rivera Hall Rapid
arschsk Vera Cruz Hargous Co.. Linden Kirby Mobile
Sturges, Chairman & Co.
Bries Grenada Pettingi Nuevas, T. Owen Sons; Mary
Alyina, Ame Galveston, N. II. Brigham; j. w Harris Rah
bone Gibraltar ID r. Dewolf; Ann. Buxton Rio Grande b..
eager Umpire Higgins Cienfuegos r. A. Fisher ketchum
Matanzas T. A. X. Webster Semah, Crow St john j. g.
Desley; AcadaD Shaw, Hant.port d. X. Dewo T. A Reed
Crane, Ehzabethpor Metcaf Duncan .
aforementioned, Howard Newbem, J. L. Davis; Man.
chester Nelson Richmond c. H. Person Co.. Empire, How
ell Norfolk sturgess Chairman Co. J. N Genin, Phillips,
Lavacca McCready Mot, CO. Granite State Hset. Boston
Dayton Co. Eanette dan Ozabde, Antigua smith, Jones
Co.. b. Watson, Tion Havana, b. Gager Shannon lBr
Hggs HaTbo Island master; Equator Roberts Habo Island:
Azonian tBr Eaneas Nassau MASTER Eliza Hedwlng, St
Pierre g. Wheewight Queen Of the South Ewood Mobile
Z. ID. Hurbut & Co.; D. Moore, Bennett Fenandna, NJ I.
Wilmington McCready, Mott Co. Ben, Hickman, Whining
ton Mary Eliza, Lyons, Norfolk Van Bunt Saght G. E.
Strong Lscum Baltimore Merrill Abbott Era, Mayo, Bos
ton. J, w, Mckee,
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sas Shs,s sny; ssSs ''s %sls ssis'.s
oc,orE Her remains WIN be asen 70 White Pbin' tor
rterp.sp,.
Saturday Ansg. II :. n. s.,
NJ ID 10 tie es' year OF bis age ra,
% Tss:Sy .. s al. to
stt.nd the funeral withou. further Invitation.
LAWN. cisrf.on Dye son Cak.on and Margaret D,e'
aged rs years and months.
EARn h: city q ss s Soys % %S a .se
Mrs Enilin wife Of William Earl, hi the 4ftn year Of hef
pWING-Iu Brooklyn T. D after short bit ,eyere Illness
i,sae NJ the beloved husband Of Harriet Z Ewing, aged 81
years and days
vIEMIN0-As Rye wes.chester County, New.York on Fri
day evening August TO- Meta Fleming aged 10 months sad
days, youngest daughter Of Frederic N and Ellen D.
elphIa and Boston papers please copy
GODFREY-In Wiiamsburgh Saturday August IL, Edward
Godfrey, eldest of Edwa ard G0dfey in the sh year OF
BERON--On Saturday, Ausut II, Margaret Miller after
protIacted illness daughter Of James Heron deceased
Her fieDds and those OF hor mother Mrs Heron ss 70
.pectiaay invited to attend her funeral At 0'oci r A.. On
a1sds lds GT the scs Sa ihs s No. $40 h'
HANILToN-in .hi, city, Saturday August H. George
Bsn.t n, aged % years.
HoDGEs-At Rutland Vermont Thursd,y August o the
Hon. George I. Hodges, in thu I'D year Of his age
KISHEER-In this city saturday, August IL, ansr
long and severe Illness John b. Ksbnsr aged "a years and Is
LEWIS Suddenly of disease of the heart In Brooklyn
Saturday mOniSs August H. Epjsh Lewis sen ssed IS
md friends . Of H. The family 1ysss are s. nyS
it..t, this (Mond,y) afternoon. at o'clock
LAZARUS-In this city, Saturday morning August III
Deborah, wife Of J. L. Lazarus, aged 81 years
LYNCH-In this city, suddenly Saturday morning August
IL, Thomas Lynch.
PETERS-In Brooklyn, Sunday, August IL Mrs Mary
Peters rec OF the late John Peters, in her 6ld year
Relatives and friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral from her residence No 43 Washington street
BroolyD Tuesday, August a. at 81 p M without further
invitation.
sEAICH-In this city, Saturday evening August H. Zecaah
Seaich, aged SO years
WI ITE-At Sands Point Long Island, Saturday August
H. Ev, King only daughter OF John X. and Lucy White
Of this city aged months and ii days.
WARNER-In this city, Saturday August H. Henry Ersns
Warner on of Aaron and Mary Warner aged months
and DAYS