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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
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benevolent Institution. established ~ srecisi en-
dowmeRt tor the relief Of The sick aud dsstrc...S
aieted with yira,eEt ard ep.aeDir :isczscs sae a
Iecaly for the cure Of Diseases Of the org.
Medical advice rivsn gratis b. the Acting Surgeon
20 All who apply b letter, in description Of t.otr
condition, age, Occupation, habits CT life aud fr
cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines f1rlsel re !.
charge. -
falnab!e hcfor;S On SperE 1toTrhrs, a7d ether "a
eases of the sexns organs. aud TIE new r-nessa.
employed IN the bspensary sent 10 the sfsieed n
sea ca ietier enfsi"le rec OF charge. W. orterse
Stamps for Postage eill ts Acceptable
. Aadrs-s. Tor kefort or t-catilss;. rr. Skill ~
h0eSHloA. Aeiing Saigon Howard as.ossEt.cc
No South Ninth 81. Fhls aciyt.s IA.
BY order Of tie Director
EZRA d. HEiETwE-I, rgs.i4sr:
Gro. FAIRcHrtp. Secretary 49,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

There will be meeting of the old Settlers of
Randolph County, az MooKsAv WAYS
Grove, oae-haif mile North East of
Winchester. on Saturday the 9Th day of June,
1851. Al the Settlers OF the County who came
into il prior to and including the year le25, are
requested 90 attend as 10 IL contemplated to form
AN OLD SETTLERS ASSOCIATION. for the
County.
MANY OLD SETTLERS.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

- The Sabbath School numbered one hun
dred aud sixty five last Sabbath-,he largest
that has ever been in this place.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

\ BETTER DINNER PILL cannot be found thar
WILSON'S. which al once relieves the unpleasant
feeling Of snr-t aud falncss without ickening the
stomach. sod BY every respectable druggist IA the
United States.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

t. Recollect the "Old Settlers" Meetin.
on the sth of June.
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safe Of 1Hfnabfe
REAL ESTATE.

on ATtRDAf. the 25th day of Nav.
iooi. vii oser Tor sa'e. 81 public vendue Al the
eosri. hog@r door in the isxr at H-iuehss,a ~ ~
20 shit -'reifnersl tae following estate iuit.
'he hori-sesS quarter aud The halr the norfh
eas' quarter OF sector thirty In tawnship twenty
~ range f4urteeD east containing $50 acres Said land
= ithia two miles % countv--eat ard ,hs
1pp,, X. t.om 1'eeh'He. OHIO. TO Winchester.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash: one thiri each
IN one and two year,. with interest from date The
purchaser viii be required TO give without relief
from va aaiicn sppraisemeni laws with ortynre
on Tue premises 10 secure the deferred payments
for IN her particulars inquire Carey oodrish
a. " inehester NATHANIEL WRIGHT.
Ma. ,, ISL. T~n.,s.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

~ An interesting letter from Camp Morton
nax be iouni in another column.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
Or. LUNT'S WORM CANDY.

HnSttoHTFrL PREPARATION ~ E-aAP.-Eo taste si
mrdlcine asfs and certain TemoGv for vosn.: LTD
snd gentle phYs,e FOR children. I'll pso use Il are
Eres:lg pleased "
pref rod by ". S. LuvT. Marxr. CRY. Ono 70
WON al orders should - addressed for the above
medicines. - 800
GOA 5y d. /. hi5or. WinehesteI: Har. & Harris
Lynn X. :. Starbuck. Busaa Nf-tr. T. = uslIls !.
Maeksviile. D. Polly BAlaks: y. simmons Uaion -:
VIM " ickersisia, New Lisbon. r. II. Sumption F.sx.
vile. -, 70 80
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M O = E A z

man frame IL ilShts.
The following amors the distressing variety os
! human diseases IN vhst.l The
VEGETABLE LlYE MEDICINES
Are well known 10 BE- inl.llible
pyspfPs'A, by thoroughly cleansing the srst and
second siomachs, and creating \ novv 81 nnre bc.ih
bile, instead Of the stale ard scrid kind Fstnlepcr
loss of Appetite, Heartburn. Hendacha, Rcsessness
III temper Anxiety, Lacquer, and Melancholy VIII n
as natural consequence ofits cure.
CosTIvEStss, BY cleaning the whole length ~ the
days.
tEvESs Of all kinds. by restoring tbs blood 70 a
regular eireuauon through tho process Of respiration
IN such cases. ard the thorough solution of Gil intes.
tine oastructlonsin others.
The LIfE MEprcISrs have cen known 70 cure
rheumatism permanently IN three weeks. and Gcu: in
bali that Time, by removing local Inflammation from
the muscles and fgaments 81 he joints.
DEoPstxs OF ali kinds, by freeing and strengthening
the kidneys and bladder; they operate most delight
fully on these important organs. aud hence have ever
Gravel.
ALSO WORMS By dsloieing fr' n the Earnings OF the
bowels The .lny mater 10 which obey ashore.
SoURvEY, Ulcer. and lnvet.rte Sores by the
purity which these Life Medicines give - the blood,
and all humors.
sroKpvrIc EsrPros. and Bad coiup,or,ons. by
their Alternative etect upon the fluids that feeds the
skin, and the morbid state OF which occasions all
erupusc Complaints, ssio~, cloudy, aud other
The Of these Pills for ~ery short time will
eheei az entire cure OF Salt Rher, str.kinS
Colds and Influenza viii be cured by Gle cose or two
In the eases.
PILEs.-The original proprietor Of these Medicines
Was cured OF PILES, Of - ears standing BY tie Use
the Life Medic ines alone.
fEvrS AND Aevs.-For this scourage cfthe Western
county, these Medicines viii be found cafe, speedy
aud certain remedy. Other medicines leave the sy.
TEN subject 10 retarn ofihe disease cure by thes-
Medicines i pcrmanenitry ihcm be satisfied, and Dc
cured
bILsots FEAERs LivEa xstsr~Ts--Gencral
Debiiix Loss OF Appetite. aud Diseases Of Femaiss
the Medicines have been used with the mott beneficial
results IN cases ofthis description. Ic's Evil and
scr"iula Ia its worst forms. yields mild yet
powerful action OF these remarkabie Medicines
Night SHea.s Nervous Debility. Nervous Complaints
81 all kinds Of the Heart. Painters Collie
are speedily cured
IEEcrRteL hIsEssES.-PcTsens whose constitutions
have become impaired By the injuiicious use o.
Mercury ~in Aui these Medic nes perfect
they never il 70 eradicate from the system, s the
effects e" Mercury Infinitely sooner than the most pow
erfal preparations OF SArsapgFlila.
Prepared and cold by
" r. M0FFAr.
~ Broadway. View York.
FOR SALE By Alb DRUGGISTS.
Aug. :. ls0o--iy.
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
just PUBLISHED ~ A sr.1-D y.vrrorr

JrsT PUBLISHED ~ srALcD E.vrIorr.
LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment. aud Hsai,si
Cufe OF spermHtprrhoa SeIuiuai weakness. Nlas
peoiilti, Nervousness. and involuntary En- ssious
inducing liDpo,cacy, and Mental AID l.y.eal Icss
paeity.
ROB. J. cULTERHEL ILL, 81. D.
Au1rcs OF zHE "GsEES Boos,, TT.
The vorld-rono1DeG auihor. IN ibis admirable Ice
ture. clearly proves from his experiences tsat -.
awful colso qgsnces Of >oif abuse may BE eHecr=ll,
removed wtaor' Tlsdicine ard slieont rous .u
yical operations 0orstes. Instruments. ring. Or cor
disls pointing out mode of ouce certain a.s
ersei1a oV When every sufferer, - matter wba. n
IT 49, -ssc.I1V. The lecture viii prove boo. 4
thous y I'D thousands.
sei zeal 10 any address. ros, rais ~, a.
esei posiass stamps, ~ addressing
DIX. CHAs J. 4. KLINE
bo~ery, New York. Post Cox s.;sS.
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TiE'esy =. fass &c az:

Nps i the time tasseecr-e the shsaev ere fh~srs
'tsnr~ Fades I4f.e. st.ne. r~fnrfs, 30
ne raEe cpEorinhitx which = ceree - - -
3ersef Winchester anu ficlnl, - Me- - =, >
PHcTocRa7H s kxsEoTfPt ECON
over Tnau fs-s-- Grocers = 80 - !. -. -
~ sid fr.ihf1i Likeness ~ t"T'--lls 'st-"s -.
TRENDS II n.x,e.tcs ss-s never return.
Prc-URFs WARRANTED NOT TO FAJz-
30 "a NOAH ". ICCAa.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23
LUNT' H0ARN9UND TsLiY.

II F'Cou0nr--Ihe great sud sudden ch.use- OF at,-
climate are fruitful sources Of PrlaosaEy and rRoT.
'niAt ArFE' Tioss. Experience having proved .hst
siinp. remedies often act et,s aiis aud
tNea IN me carr, stage ofdssasc rseonrss shonid al
once u had 10 this Baisam let the Cough or Irritation
" nc 'hroat DC ever so eight, ~ tlis prccAutou a
mare Esrans afiack ms L. - - w." |"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-05-23

sOSIEfNG SYRUP,
,cn thiLbRtN TfEIHlNG. rhieh xrssift 2 eili..>.
az pt3eess OF ieetAAg. b sore arg tae u- -,
TX al nuaonNl ii siiss ali "a n &c .f.s., -
-. ..' a..' Is Kr 10 gtsrIAIr rAE EaNtss lie.
fcio .l,, u mothers. Il viii gi.e res 4,
si,a hSliEf AND HfALiH 70 ,our .nis.t.
We nave put up and sold this sfti.i. for nx., "a,
years ana can say. In confidence Gndtst,tl ~ a -,
We nave neNsr pen aoiet Of any Other m rdiI.r
never has failed. Ia a single instance -. =
shen timely used. Mover did W. -, - - -
Of dissatisfaction b aay one Who r.ss :, a., :. :
contrary al are delighted with IT, ..tsra,s,rx -
speak IN term. Of highest commeniA;ieu aff.s ,..-
al efects and medical virtues. We sueak Ia ~.
aud pledge ouErepsi-tlon for a.. fgiaIlmesr =, =,
40 here declare. Ia aitnes; ever srrfa,, ~ - -
ihisht Is spneting from pam ard exhsus,l.n -,
Wal De found IN Eieea or tvcEis minute, - a..
syrup Is administered a''-' NC
ihis valuable preparation i he rrss,frtion y ~.
ofthe mostcxpcriete anu sAillful nurs..s, -. ~
gland and has b-en used with nev~r - :, -.
In thousands Of eases. '''0s'
II not only relieves the child fronp.in Int i,,i,y
atesi stomach and bowels. correeis aeiait, ara -.
tone sha energy 10 ne whole sysfes. II :. m ei,
instantly relieve Gripping in thc Bowel. snt vrs -
ie. anu overcome CoUNHisinns which Il m, .r.s, +,
rcmedied, cnd N death Ne believe !; o.. -, = 4
snrest rened. IN The world. N all czses OF uvs-nc,,
ana D'afhea ia children. whether IL sriss. from teeth
Ing or from any Other cause we aopiJ Sc a -
mother Vie ha> child suffering from spv a. n co.,.
going npaih;s. 10 notiet Your preladee. mr. the
pfeluuiSes OF othfts stand between v..~ sntff
Child and the relief thai VIII be sure-lss a.,soi,,r
i"liow The use ofihis medicine II mel, nso1
- ~ es.hs l,r tsng VIII accompany Zach bottle.
n9Ee genuine unless tbs facsimile OF rtiBf'Is A.
FhhhiNS, New York. Is on the cut sias vrsr..rr
SOU .! pfhxcisis through out the world princ'nai
once. NJ. y { edar Street. New York Price g 80
ooite: Sold 10 Winchester Nv
w D. PIERCE aud II. p. kIZER. fa3,yl
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4 E.i>tof Letters

may be iouni in another column.
\ Li>t of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Winchester, {
ne 18th day OF My. leGi.
Adkins Jamc- ,
Absl,rc Elizabeth
Barley Jacob w
Balscr Joseph
Brien Marah O
u lib Mary
Barnes John
Campbell La,iua
Chamrels Joseph or lIn.h II
Cobnru John A
Coffin II Il
Coon- Mary
C,,oA " p
G. 'mcr \ irnn :,
Cievcns,r Johnathan
Chapman VIM F.
CcIley Eilisry
Dodge Anseline
Dickson j W
Davis JASON
Daley Robert r.
Dove l. W
Ia Icy Sarah
Taught james
Forest Lydia
Green Antonio
Grin james y c
Harps Michael
Hickman Labin
Heath Mary
lixon Hattie
Holcrait Sarah
Higgins Michael
Hollowell John
Holingsworih Tanner Ann
Harper Noah 2
Hornoy Erastus
lngle Mary
hgle Elizabeth
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@zI!z!:lizzyl
lzzsEssI:UzIg
SOOTHING sYwFp

Mss. NissIow, an experienced Nurse aud Fersis
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MANY OLD SETTLERS.
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l.. p. & C.. RAIL ROAD LINE.
TIME TABLE


CHURCH AND LODGE DIRECTORY.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Situated the vest side Of Meridian street IN The
ssuth par, Of town. Preaching every alternate sab
bath at half past 10 o'clock and a o'clock p m,
commencing The second Sabbath VA April. i-dO
Rev. J A. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
VPsabbath school every Sabbath al O'Clock 2. m.
M. e. CHURCH,
Situated Tie side of Meridian .,'ee' south part
Preaching every Sabbath III half past " elk
. m. and al night. bv Pastor. Rev. ". J. AECh.
rT'Sabb.'h school at half past O'Clock a. m.
Prayer meeting every wedaesd4y night.
RANDOLPH DIVISION NO PC,
Esn. Temperance of tuehcster meets every Tues
das evening "f each week "a Temperance Hall On the
eorncr Of Main and Washington streets.
70. o. OF O. 7.
Of Winchester. meets Of Sstsr.ia, evening - each
vesl a, their f@ii Tie Of Main aud washing
eDs streets.
I. o. OF.
Nrt- ever, Thur<i4s evening G. O'Clock. their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-03
Personal Intclligc noes

Lieut. Frederick A. sawyer Of the Forty seventh regi
merit New York Volunteers, bag recently been offered,
and declined the position Of masters mae in the navy
board the United States transport Roanoke, of tho
vessels composing the feet that bombnrled Port Royal,
and ala good in the we'll nigh disastrous gale that
Immediately preceded tho arrival Of The naval free at
the sccno o the brilliant victory and in which 1t
VIII be remembered the Roanoke Obliged to throw
overheard siu9 600 worth OF arms, ammunition cloth
ng camp and medical stores intended for the
Of the expedition.
Caut wilkes and wife arrived Of tie St Nicholas Hotel
ea " sterday morning, where they will remain for q
lew days.
Major General Fremont received few visters yester-
day morning. About the General accompanied by
Mrs Fremont loft the Actor Hluge attend TO some pri-
business No visitors are received by Major General
fremont IN the evcfiug.
g. Gains, A. Morre and the Misses f.. A. and g. Small
Of Baltimore Gcorge jacques Barram H. Field aud Tlos
f. t.oyat of Boston; J. =. Colgate and Wife A. g. pay
ana 9ane Law son, of New York, 40 stopping at the
Gruinercy Park Hotel.
Senator Wade, Of Ohio; Hon. A. b. Alley OF Nassa
chusetis: Colonel Bartlett Captain Mcintosh Dr. J. H.
Sempc and NJ. d. Hardin, Of the United States Army
Colonel A. Cummings, of New York w. II. Reynolds a
the Rhode Island artillery g. W Weaver Of Montreal
Haicn,an Of pi.adel ,hia; j. Brown of Baltimore and
. r. Upton, of Boston, are stopping at the Astor II
a. tain Iudington OF the United States Army Lieu
tetnt 9aaekenbash, Of tho United States Navy J. II
Hn;.m or lynn, Mass H. q. vickery, o. Baltimore q
Wuodbury oil Toledo; VI. H. Farnun and PARTY of chi
cago; y. s Morse d Maryland A, T. AIDE Icy, OF Mas
sau j. L. Du Bois Of California; u. Richards OF niiana
a. s Rice and wife, Of Albany = Adams, OF Boston:
q CapFon OF Sp ii gacld, and W. II, Lord, Of vernon
| are stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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Nov ssar Hound r OF Bermuds). Rcharuson 81 Thomas
Co n S rrs: Islands Is days. with salt, to Middleton
white anchor Lower Bay was ss into n =, tss n
N S1S ne ,s Grinne No carrying away the bbon
Passage .p bound nr oss snr re- passed 'e.sh Turks a
Owen s 4 on 9s e o s.s. .sr bs Tsos
' schr Prinsess Ln Ss liAs Fa,srIaa >,
Lewis Nov IT, lat 81 Is lon Co. spoke Br big vcsa Of Pie
Sch Tom sayer Dorion, Havana IL days with sugar to a
s, sshr m ps: sn ns e Dshy ss Smith Cay IT,
schr Eza& Catharne tIsl) Bulard Harber Island IN
days. with fruit Nc ,oJas Douglas,
Small '' "
sehr Il Brooks snr White, Londonderry Ss. 10 days.
sehf i4ayc trf Taylor Dorchester NIB, IL days. with
schr Albion Cr Of Nassau, MP formerly the Incv WA
Ins OF baitimore) Acting Master Hood USNr Charles
ton Bar, I DAYS
hr Ann eliza, Eyernham, Baltimore, days.
sehr !. p Phnro, Reynolds, Philadelphia 2 days
s sehr Msrs Banks sanss rhiisdspha, days
sehr j. Austin Davis Phiadephia for Boston.
schr lirilner, Marts, Morris River.
sehrJ Bliss, Hatch, EilZabcthIort for Boston.
scr y Stockton Russell, Providence
s sehr IN " ieewrsncc, Lawrence. Middleown.
schr Montio'e Smith, Roadous for Boston.
s sa, John Adams Aycriii Roninut for Boston.
seatncr beictn. Adams iiatiir re-
Steamer SArah. Jones. Phiiadrlph,a.
Steamer Novelty. shaw. Philadclphia.
steamer AiAhrac,ic Jones. philadelphia.
BELOW.
Bark Clara. from Havana.
sehr Mary Helen, from Bermuda by pilot boat w
Ship simia tBr) williamson from Calcutta, June II.
Also one ship, unknown
the Lower Bay last evcnns and anchored o. TIM
SAILED
tst-shp Columbia, Liverpool (Br) Cor:
scrs ii Putnam Barbados Esipse auaasioaSs 's
Wind at sunset NV.
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CITY Intelligence.

FATAL VEHICLE CAsrAIrY.--An unknown man, aboa'
forty years Of ago, Knocked down by horse and
cart at til. corner Park and Ann street yesterday
almost nstaptiy killed. The body taken 10
the New York Hospital for the purpose OF identification.
From pawn tickets found in the poss ssion OF
ceased bis ia supposed TO b. Cole Cohen. The
driver OF the cart Peter Burns, arrested by officer
Of the Broadway squad and committed to The Tobs for
examination.
FIRE N WAFER 5TRrsr--A WOMAN BADLY BusSEp.-About
three O'Clock Monday morning lire occurred in the
premises OF Ellen Cragin, the second floor Of No $40
Water street Tho fire was soon cxtingushcd. II APP
pears that NJ S. Cragn had two dodgers, named Mary
cssy set fire straw bed. Eliza Bleach also set fire
to her cloth and dangerously burned before tho
flames extinguished. She conveyed 10 the New
York Hospital by the police Of tho Fourth precinct The
other two parties committed by the magistrate as
Migrants
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CLEARED
shp sslls wood Lush Iiysrpooiv-wiliaMms Gpi9s m
BARK Mary Baker OBJ, Churchill Cork for osders-boyd4
BARK Henry Trowbridse Duntzc Barbados-nenry Trow
dss1sy t e5ss Jon sp ssys ssse
srs tzp6s,a siTe9nsw; Boson-J Frye CO ,,,.
s ss Wsra s hG Dsd ns nnS-sssr
SER { q Eassrli croprer snow nlI-Xc n.vens.
ss ssr Gov bsroa @smor
s sssr F sesas sE amaT Fsd2 Mckee
schr Norma, Garrison. Bryant ne Bcasr-Maser.
ss ssr 5 A"@Ss Terry H rswa
se eh il ia sar johnson. scs;on-~Na.ier
s ssSr ssls sa Esr sSe s ShiHasiss
sehr L,ito Charlie, r ION. Ncw Ilsyen-H Racket.
A Ert. no csrwS kenny
sioop tcorss %, h,snan prosasaSe,-L Kehny
steamer Steamer l sarah Jones. Fhiladsiphia
ARRIVED.
Bark Sarah Bryant tcf Boston,. Lane, Dubiin Nov
Fake Uden). caasebom Bremen, 81 days, in ballast
iva, Durie, Maracaibo, Nov 8 with coffee &c, to Mat
land Phelps c. H1a hsavy u.y.,, ,s dave
wisS ,srpsasise &C. e I,oHSos 90. = 49,
e say1 IN company viii, schr Lizzie surse for
ss & s1 Ga'iistG sss sss
Lgna Iphas0n - CANS hence sq 81 s vii,
Goa &e joy. is last, off Cape May, large steam
Brg JOSIAH Jex tcf Msehias Mrpson, Black River ia,
Ngs 70 T SWqa rs lSm2n f"r al Plat %
Win io'ncro g, 10 schmidt Co Has had head
Bris i Ellsworth Br Of wirdsor), Lawrence Inasua
B'is Nargafct Durkce EaStCaicos IT, with salt to Din
u . %g'soH sy MIX Ma nGyfa 2 THY i sssssG25
Had vcrs aeaIs g,.es tne atirc lsssa.c.
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s 0nE child Of ss0@ss Melville and tho lat
attend tas ', zen ~ .hs tsmsy e sosecWay invited 70
O'clock rom the stdsncc q MS 4 r. Taylor, aontagu,
street, corner or Clinton street, Brooklyn.
shai''more and Boston papers please copy.
sohkSrk-ln Brooklyn. on Sunday, Tecember I, JeHS
JACKSON MNox son Of Capt John ana Caroline Schenck
In the 9th year Of his age.
Tho remains will be nken from No 191 Front street 70
Glen Cove. l., T., for nterment.
SCAM oN--On unday, nccember after a short Illness
tho 6fth year OF his nge.
The lends and relatives of tho family are respectfully
invited t. attea tho fure AL this (ruesay orr Don
at hafpa one och elk, from his late resdence No $50
Mulberry street. -
sinnt -of dipheria, at the residences of W. sherer
Aurora, Illinois, on Thursday, November 2s T. WILLIE d,
ant son of John W. and iluldah T. Sbe aged year aud
Q days.
srANloN.-On Saturday, November 80 after n short
illness, IRNNK. wife OF David stanton and dal liter Of
the atc Durer rearsali II, the 23d year OF her age
The relatives and friends of tho family and the mem
bcs Of pacihc lodge No 233, respectfully invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation fom her
late residence, 24l Hen sire near Montgomery this
tfuesday) afternoon at one O'Clock. Her remains viii be
taken to Union Cemetery ,or inte?ment.
enthusiastically, on ThprsdI y, November %, AiyNA.
M s. o. James T. Smith and daughter Of anel and
hahh u Feiiner, aged ~ years, mouths and days.
Dearest daughter thou hasi loft US
And thy loss we deeply feel
But tits God that has be Oft us,
He can all our SORROWS heal.
me relatives and friends tho family are respectllv
invited to attend The funeral from the residence Of hor
parents, corner of Forty sixth street md Ninth avenue
TINS Tuesday) morning, nj ton O'Clock without further in
vtaton. The remains will DO taken 70 Greenwood for
ntcrment. ~
SAHEN-Oh Sunday, December 1, after a long illness
Mss ANioNEr7E sAsxN, aged 80 years and days
Tho friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence Al
Greenwich avenue, this (iucsday) afternoon at one
O'Clock. without further invitation.
TAY oR-0n Monday | ecember 2, GEORGE f. TAYLOR
son Of the late George W. Taylor.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence OF his
brother in law James O. Spencer, IS Hestor street ON
Thursday afternoon, ut ono clock
WKtIsrKApAt CraRbrook, in tho county Of Kent Eng
land where ho bad gone ior the benefit u his health Mr.
Alfred T. wELsrxAp VI RrookIyn in the aeth year OF
bis age.
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FORT LAFAYETTE.
Orders for the Release Of Senator Gwin
and Others from Fort Lafayette.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.

UNITED STATES MARSHALS OFFICE.
DEC 2Tho Marshal received instructions the effect
that the Hon. William NJ Gwin, Calhoun Benham and j.
L. Brent, Esqs Of California, arrested board the mail
steamer coming San Francisco to Panama by Gene
raj Sumner, TO be released upon their parole to
report themselves to the State Department at Washing
ton for explanation and remain thereafter parole,
subject to the direction Of the Secretlry Of State
1t is understood that the prisoners claim that before
em6arking they had assurances by federal authority,
that th.y need not apprcheEi IN arrest.
Mr. william t. Converse has also been released from
Fort Lafayette upon his taking the oath Of allegiance
the government II the United states STIMULATING ho
will neither any of the States in Instruction
against the authority OF the United States govern
mint nor hold my correspondence whatever with
persons residing in these States, without permission
from tho Secretary Of state; AM also that no
viii not do anything hostile to ihe United States during
struccd by the Department &c police examination
TIC made OF Mr. tn9erses baggage, In order that
correspondence other improper papers should be
ycyed outside the fort.
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THE UNION PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.
BosTo.y, Dee. 2,

The following is extract from letter from Captain
Bowman of the Fifteenth Massachusetts regiment under
date OF Richmond, November 81
We all, of us, confined in ono cell size eleven
by seventeen feet Our mess Is made ~ of Co.'s Coggs-
well and Wood Of New York. Colonel 10, and Major
Revere, of the Massachusetts Twentieth CAPTAIN
Keller Of Fitadti, ha; and Captain lockwood
and myself or the Fifteenth Massachusetts, regiment.
We were transferred from tho tobacco warehouse,
where hal been confined since the battle ecsbuig
fortnight ago Standing ns we dofor Ito priyatotrs
in New York--we treated the came persons
charged with the crime. What will be the result Of all
this do pot know. trust that all will be wei. II we
are marked die enough for country TO lose
and il TO live, tho fever tho men tho greater share Of
houor.