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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
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NEW ORLEANS, October 20, 1861.
sS.FreIght for a IL Roinrs in Virg inia, TEN
ues.ee North and South Carolina and Georgia. will 20 Though
wi hou delay 81. ...H
o2Q St 7 +. WILLIAMS, Gen'l Sup't.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29

A valuable Country Newspaper Fstabshul mt, doing bust
the present time Of oae S0a offered for sale by the
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hlf dozen papers in the State outside New
Orleans ABd Baton Il ,lga, which doing better business
II chance getic Intelligent gentleman
string he publishing business For further particulars
inquire this Office OILS In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
COMPREHENSIVE.

NJDTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP OF TERFLoTH
IN KuCHLER has been dissolved this day By lntui con
Either Partners will the o. the late nrf
B. TFRFLOTH,
G.. KUL HLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
WIS Observation-Disclosures A !

Sheriffs Office, Parish of Orleans, October l. 1861,
Z. T. PARKER, Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES.


eiectsurs de Ia parosse doreans surveillance
missares grsfsra qi ssront dEssnes par FauoritA.
sIecos deTa etre coDdus ct les retours deyrc1t ere
envoyss pIicsa sonssne charge de lesang1etta,
commencement a la ioi. -, r. :
Bureau du sheriff paroisse dorlfans le1l dcctebre s6
oI4td = T. T. PARKER, Shsrif.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Terrible Times ian Ward Town
ship!--EXOsius OF Negroes!

On last Sunday week, preacher named
Spears, of the Free Wesleyan denomination
whilst preaching to u promiscuous cOngrcga- =
tion OF whites and blacks IN ward Township,
this county, was taken from tho pulpit and
elected from the house. We have been I'm
able to learn the provocution, but understand
that it was on nc cunt of the inccndiary doc
trnc and encouragement to tho blacks to arm
themselves for emergencies. On Saturday
last, quito crowd of citizen OF Green and
Ward townships convened for the purpose Of
consulting as to tho policy to be pursued
relative 10 the state OF affairs existing in that
ncighherhOod, ut which; We understand, il
was resolved to inform Mr. Spcars that if he
again attempted to preach at that place he
would bc summarily dealt with. Tho crowd
then repaired to the house of John Lett,
negro, who had living with him white wo-
man, named Humphrey Of bad character, both
OF whom were tarred and irathcrcd.
On Sunday the crowd repaired to the scene
of excitement, aud having heard that Thomas
Marbray and Abraham Gross (oolorcd,) had
made use of expressions which tho citizens
did not relish very well and they were also
treated with n garment oftar and feathers.
On Monday tho crowd repaired to the Nor
mon settlement, and without committing
much depreciation, gave several negro iani
lies notice to loaye within six months.
These are the facts Us far rs we have heard,
and which we give MS we received them, with
out vouching for correctness, 1t il rumored
that tho negroes, who are more numerous in
those two townships than all the balance of
the county, have been urming themselves and
making many serious threats, but the negroes
deny all that is charged against them.
We deprecnto every appearance ofmoh law,
ana hope that order and quiet may be restored
but one thing, thc negrocS in the North may
as well understand at first as last, that is to
c"hlno themselves to their proper sphere
during Those exciting times, or their lives will
not ho worth copper. We trust these riot,
Gus proceedings Will hn stopped, aud we APP
peal to all good citizens to act with moderation
aud due regard TO the rights OF others during
these roublesomo times. II the spirit o mob
law obtains the asccRdcncy, there is no tel.
ling whero II will end. On Tuesday last a
large numhcr of darkics He'd from their homes
and came to Logan lOr protection -iloc6ial
County ScHtaei
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Horrible Murder.

A melancholy tragedy was enacted at Peninsula
Summit county, on Tuesday of last week man
by the name of Kirst, u German, had had some
trouble with his wife, which resulted in separa
ton. Kirst heard that his wife was about to an
ply for q divorce, and he thcrcupon loaded fowl
Ing peace with a number Of balls and some shot
and hid himself where he expected his wife I,
pass. He had not been there long until she ap
pcared, accompanied by another woman. When
they came opp, site him he made n slight noise
which seemed to separate them and fired the
charge took effect in his wife's wrist and passed
through her liver and out ut her back, producing
almost instant death. lie was followed by n
number of persons, and after two attempts to
shoot his pursuers and one to shoot himself he
was arrested. lie is now in Jail awaiting his trial
His chances fora tightrope performance are re.
maFkaby good.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
T'hc South and North Compared

The white popr lation Of the South in l775, at
the commencement of the Revolutionary War,
was about $4,000 Of the North, l,700,00o.--
At the cxperation Of eighty five years the South
ern white population has increased to e,50O,OC0,
and the population of the North has increased
from 100000 to ls,000,000 Each section,
therefore, has multiplied its population by ten, the
North little exceeding that ratio. The free Nor h
has now two persons to one in the South, and it
nearly had that prcponderance in the Revolution
nry struggle, cighty.fv years ago. 1t is sur
pFisng that the relative positions should have rur
along 80 evenly.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
The Eceiins in Vlrginin.

Wcpublsh elSwhcrc, from the Marietta IN.
fcHgeHccr, Il Republican journal, correction
Of tho Impression generally prevalent, that
Western Virginia is wholly for tho Union. -
The large body OF that portion of tho State,
wc ac sorry to say, with the exception of the
Pan Handle, is decidedly for secession. wo
are reluctantly forced to that conclusion. .-
As to the feeling generally in Virginia, we
viii relate conversation between Que OF our
citizens anl "a distinguished Clergyman OF the
Episcopal Church, arcsidcnt oflnlianl, who
has Just rcturnJd from u trip 10 Virginia, In
reply 10 the question as to the feeling in Nir-
gina, no said! ave OF the North have no
conception OF tho feeling in Virginia. 1t is
a unit, embracing males and females. The
icnalcs matrons aud maidenS practice dai-
ly with the revolver, Families arc sending
their silver plate, and ladies their icwclry to
iho GoNernori gentleman are making deeds OF
their iarms TO the tatei all TO raise cash ior
the defense OF the State, A deep seated dc or.
mlnalion to resist To the last extremity, Ia
sacIlhcc every thing, property aud lifo, uni
ycfsally prevails" Such people may be
oyerrun, obitcrated from he face OF the earth,
but csnneyer be conquered. Gin. Enquirer
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Sensible at I.nst,

We are gratlhcd to notice, among other strang
events, that every man In Harrison county nov
endorses the old Democratic doctrines wh ch
have been endorsed by every Demo cratic journal,
every Democratic speaker. aud every democratic
convention, viz The Union, The Constitution and
nr eeforcsmehf Of he Lars. N, North, no Sputh,
NO East, no Nes but thew HOLE UNION !!
Those are the mottoos that eau be found Inscribed
upon every old Democratic 0is and banner We
principles We all along advocated Is the right doe
trine Tor the American people. But we have con.
winged them, aud they come out and frankly ac.
knowledge that We arc right BY accepting our
principle. Never too lato 10 do gooL.--Caals
SeAhHel.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Raise Grain and Stock.

grain and stock they can to raise everything
that they can sell. The maladministration of the
State and National Governments has been such,
AMI Is likely 10 80 continue, as to make taxation
excessive. For maay years to come II will re.
qure all that the majority of farmers can make
above living to pay thoir taxes. We have n
breathing spell to prepare for this increase of tax
ton, and 1t would be well to use this time in pre-.
pairing for what is coming. The increase the ap.
preaching fall will be considerable, but in year
rom that time look out for breakers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Relief Fund.

The Legislature passed law authorizing the
County Commissioners of the various counties in
the State to levy tax of onehalf mill ON the
dollar. on all taxable property, as a relief fund for
the families of volunteers. We have not seen
the law, but according to our understanding of it
the Commissioners are not compelled to make the
levy, but that they are merely authorized to do
so. should they think it advisable If the levy
The June session. The aggregate amount would
be over two thousand dollars for this county,
We think there is no necessity for the levy in
this county
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23

We have got sick of the Republican cry
of NO Party" We don't want to hear any
moro ofit. 1t is true that, up to this time,
the present war has not been made party
matter but there are just as many political
parties in the country as there were last fall.
When Republicans advise "no party now.
they moan no party but the Republican party.
They will find ont in October next that
there is party in the country, and an ''a,rlui
old party at that. The same old Democratic
party that used to defeat them cv cry time,
will commence its old trick Baeyus
Forum.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Rev. III. j. Van Dixie.

Rev. Henry J, Van Dyke, whose recent ser
mon ius,iiying slavery was widely published, has
declared himsel for "a ,nion.--Ohio State jour,
nal.
Rev. Henry J. 'u Dyke has always been for
the Union. Iii Union sentiments were never
doubted only b hose who were attempting to
destroy the best government on earth tho frnnt.
ics North and South, and the journal was a good
speelInen Of tha class. FrepOri NnLletin.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23

We desire to call the attention of those Repub.
Hcans who say no party 20 fact that will be re.
membered by all. On the first Monday of April,
Union tickets, without regard to party, were run
in Cleveland, Cincinnati, and many other places
Democrats, and strenuously opposed by the Re
publican papers, stumpers and politicians. Now
the Republicans call themselves the only rca
genuine Union men, and declare tfst party line
are ,bliterated "The wind b!oweth where
lis eth, and thou nearest the sound thereof, bu
canst not tell whence it comcth, and whittier i
goeth so is every" Union man that is born o
Abolitionism.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
sad Escrcaycsncnt.

Hon. 7. J. Orr has been called upon to mourn
the loss oihis wife, who departed this lilc ON
"Wednesday morning of this week. This l. "A Sc.
we're ailiction for our late senator that his many
friends in this county will be panied to hear. il
Is hut few months since they stood side by side
at th" altar, but "arognd the bridal rose u solemn
cypress clung," aud 50 soon has tho rose turned to
the pale lily, and tho wedding robe given place to
tho winding sheet BucyrHs Forum
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23

Pursuant to notice the Democratic Central
Committee of Holmes County, met at the Farm
cr Office on the 7th of May, at l0 o'clock A. NJ
On motion IL was,
Resolved, That, the Democratic Primary Flee.
ons be held in the several townships, In the usual
manner and in the usual places, on
Saturday, The Sh dag Of June, 1861.
And, that the County Convention, composed of
the Central Committee and one delegate from
each township, shall meet at Millersburgh on
Monday June 10th 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to
count the votes and declare the result of the Pri-
mary Elections. The said delegate from each
township to be elected by the electors and to
bring the poll books to the County Convention.
Resolred, That all legal voters, or those who
| will be legal voters at the October election, who
! are known to act with the Democratic party are
entitled to vote at the Primary Elections, and
| that persons who have not heretofore acted with
the party may vote by pledging themselves tr sup
port the entire Democratic State and County
ticket nominated, but those who have been known
to violate similar pledge shall in no case be en-
titled to vote.
The Candidates to be nominated are Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas, Senator, Represen-
tativc, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Recorder,
Prosecuting Attorney, one Commissioner and
Coroner.
Terms for announcing names Subscribers to
Farmer, one dollar. Those who are not subscri-
bers three dollars. No name announced until the
Printers fee is paid.
We are requested 70 make the following an
= nouncements
JUICE.
JOSIAH GIVEN, of Coshocton,
JOHN p. JEFFRlE,S, of Wayne,
l VOORHEES,, of Holmes,
t THOMAS ARMOR, of Hardy,
. DANIELJ. PERKEY. of Saltcreck,
+ JOHN II SMITH, of Killbuck,
! REPRESENTATIVE.
I JOHN SHARP, of Berlin.
DANIEL S. UlIL, of Hardy.
SHERIFF
JAMES MACKEY, of Knox,
JAMES MOWRY, of Monroe.
J. $. NELSON. of Killbuck.
; MATHEW WILSON, of Hardy.
: LEVI HOCHSTETLER, of German
AUDIToR,
II. ]. CONNER, of Hardy.
JOHN WHTTEMAN, of Hardy.
= GEORGE REED, of Washington.
. HENRY POMER ENE, of Saltcreek,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
l.. r. CRlTCHFlELD, of Hardy.
: TREASURER.
h THOMAS b. RAlFF, of Hardy,
RECORDER,
ANDREW J. BELL, of Hardy,
COMMISSIONER,
p JOHN BUTLER, of Killbuck,
70 CoRONER
ELI SNYDER, of Paint
SAMUEL KERR, of Monroe.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
North Carolina.

North Carolina has unanimously passed. an
ordinapce of Secession. We suppose she has
Joined the Southern Confedraey. but on that We
are uninformsi.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bridge Notice.

The Commissioners of Holmes County, will
meet at Canan's Saw Mill, in Riply township, al
l2 o'clock, M, on
Wednesdoy, the 2Gh day Of June 1861,
FOR the purpose of letting to the lowest bidder the
building of new bridge across the Inlet ol
Odell's Lake
May 22d, ls6l-td.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
t,onmty Rpnrh OF E;uunliuntinn.

G0HDty board OF Equalization
4 he annual County Board of Equalization of
4 Holmes County, for the year 1861, will meet at
the Auditors Office in Mllcrshurg on "Wednesday
May 22nd for the purpose of equuli1ng the taxable
property of said county, The Board will bc in ses-
sion Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. Persons
feeling themselves ngrievcd by assessments will
attend ON that occasion as no change will be made
error.
Eny Is ls6l. G. +. NEWTON. Co. Auditor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Attachment Notice.

David Ludcnslagcr, PrT( Before Rob't Justice,
rS. j. p, of Hardy town
Elijah Altman and Isaac ship Homes COUNTY
Altman, defendants. Ohio.
( In the End day of May, \, ID. 1861, said Justice
- issued an order Of fattachment in the above ,.c-
Il on for the of $3.50 with interest on the same
from the 25th of February 1861. and the probable
costs $40.
DAVID LOUDENSLAGER.
May 20, 1'6l-nIl WI,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Bntava. N. I.
Residence and Principle Office.

FREDERICKSBURG, Wayne Co., o., JAM, 1860.
DIR. H. w Wadsworth, Dear Sir-For two years
past have suffered from several serious difficulties
such MS enlargement and dropsy of the heart. Ind-
gestion causing hatulence, burning and acidity,
bloating of the stomach, bowels costive, unequal
and bad circulation of the blood. The least exer-
else caused papitation of the heart, rush of blood
to the head and the face would be covered with red
and fiery blotchcs, My kidneys were diseased. from
which | suffered much. ! also had severe cough
accompanied with Wheeling and rattling in the
lungs and sensations of oppression about the heart
and lungs, rs though water had collected there,
might enumeratc many other symptoms from which
suffered, but the above will give general idea OF
several doctors without much benefit and was told
that my case was ineurable disease of the heart.
have now taken your romidies about months, with
gradual aud decided Improvement from the first
and now feel quite well and more II ke living again.
Doctor you have my best wishes and my nd
to others. Yours Respectiuliyh h,>,,,,
Nov. &, ls60-n3stf JOHN BROWNFIELD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
H8- CONSULTATION FREE. IA
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

THE MODE or EXAMINATION
Pursued by DIR. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new, by it disease of any of the internal
vital organs is in very few minutes detected with
facility and certainty without asking the patient
question or having the least previous knowledge Of
the case.
Or W; gives his undivided attention to all forms
of chronic disease treating thousands of different
eases every year, large majority of whom have
tried most other methods of cure in vain. DIR. w.
wishes it distinctly understood that he makes no
speciality of any one disease but processes to un-
dcrstand the whole human system, and is constantly
his knowledge by describing to those
who consult him the location, nature and durability
of their diseases, without any questions.
Those Suffering from Chronic Diseases,
Ofany description, may be assured that their cases
will be treated fairly and candidly. and they will
not he encouraged to take medicine without car
esponding prospect of benefit DIR. w has visited
Cleveland and other places in Ohio and New York ,
regularly for the last four years, and can furnish
patients wi tn any amount of evidence in regard to
his skill and qualifications as physician.
Those wishing To consult by letter may direct TO
latvia, n Y. to the care of the Hotel at any Of
my appointments.
Ii. w. WADSWORTH, D.,
BATAVIA. N. Y.
Residence and Principle Office
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-23
Boston, May 81

II is reported that the L, 5. brig BaHbridge
i'll proceed direct to Aspinwah and act us con
" to the California steamers crossing the Gull
II ,.... -L.-... -. .......
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
MARRIED.
AhfTHOR - MA

AMTHOR - MARX On Sundsy, May %, BY the Rev DR..
BURKE Gustaye AuboF Of Hoboken to Ms. CorSea MsEI
OF this city.
BAAiPTON-MILLs--At Windsor, n J., on Weinesdsy Nay
~ ly Rev Milton Reyeo Richard BsmPton to Miss Do
rsh T.. Mills, al Of the above place.
BOXsIUS-SPIROOn Sunday May 10 by the Rev: Dr. Cra-
or Fdwsri Box,ps Rebecca hh daughter Of the late
Phillip Spiro, esl.i oil Of this city
DE- JoNG--B -BOSEr-on Sunday, May 2s by the Rev NJ, H.
De Lteum Abraham De Jorg OF ). Hsses hosud N Ssto
Bone daughter the late Henry Bone Of Amsterdam Ho!
land
KSAPP-TOWNsEND--Iu Brooklyn, Saturday. Msy25 BY
the Rev NJ smith, John L. Knapp 20 sarah r. Townsend
both OF yorktown, Westchester County, ~ \.
LATs-PENTI-In witn sburgh. Thursday, May 70. by
the Rev BohaD Csmele Lstis Of Paris to Enns Pens
ofthts city.
LLoyD-DE yOlEST-In jersey City on Monday, May ~
By Rev Binton Smith, Albert t. Lloydto Mrs. Msrss
ret A. De Forest, both Of this cy.
LRE-DAWsON-In Mi, city, Tuesday May o. By the Rev
Joel Parker, Samuel W. Lee 10 X. Amelia Dawson, daughter
ofthe late George w. Dawson, all Of this city.
ED-KENNARD-In lbis city, Sunday, Mey 2o by the
Rev Thomas Gssude, Edwin L. Reed 20 Miss Mary C. Ken
pasd dausa. TIE late lsssc kenBad, all OF this city,
sEALS-UALL-In Brooklyn, Monday May ~ by the Rev
JE. ROCKWELL d. d. DsvidF. Seals 10 Miss Margare, HAL
ali OF that city
sKILLMAE-TUCKER-In this city OF Saturday Nay IS BY
Francis Uswks D. d., John f. skmsn - Fannie
youpse daughter Of Henry Tucker esq all OF this city
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
DIED.

CoFFN-.t San Frsaei'cO. "Wednesday May. william
| Coffin, aged ~ years formerly Of this city.
CLITZAt Fort Hamilton Long Island Sunday May 70,
Charles sedmsn Cs youngest ion Of Lieut. D. NJ b. o1'
u. s. ~. aged years.
pvUMrIr tbi, city, on Monday May 2 Martin Cerl Dnhme,
beloved Q: Martin ird Atelheid Maria Dubme, eyed
| yosY, months ard 10 days
pANIELsn Brooklyn Monday, May a. George Daniels
FERRTs-on Monday, May a. Mr'. Am g. Ferris, wife Of
The ree. and friend, the family respectfully Invited TO
10 s nd her funeral at stephen. Church. corner brooms
aud uhrystie streets Wednesday. o'clock n with
out furt0eT notice.
yRANCIs-on Monday May o. Sarah Faulkner wife Of DR..
" Mott Francis daughter OF Charles Csryile Of I'M, ~
The relatives aud friends Of the family respeuy invited 70
attend her funeral s, Bsrhoomews Church aay eve
psce Of Greet Jone, street ss O'clock Oh ihneHy
afternoon. without FATHER inys1on.
OERNoND-In this city, on Monday May az Mss hhepan
Gernond reict Samuel Gern0nd In the I'D year Of her
The ,rd friend. Of the tauy are .PSc'fM& M & dT
attend her E .. M Weoton d eraond No. ,j Henry
street
eRAY-rn tho vlass of smen, Saturday May 2s William
HI, essl. We inensd IN GrecuwoOd Jesus prccious"
GILBERT In Ne. York Tuesday, Msy a. Louisa lsabes
Augusis the nth and last surviving daughter of Lyman W.
and Louisa Isabella Gilbert In tn, eth year Of her age.
GALAGHERIn Brooklyn, Monday May si Ann Gallagher
wife Of the late James Gallagher
JOHNsTON--n this city, Monday May q. Z b. Johnston
ssed 40 yesn, late o. Laura keeres Thea.er
LAHEY-In Brooklyn Wilsm Henry Lshsy the son of Pet
rick ard Catherine lsLey, aged years anl months
MORGAN--At Poushkeepsis, on Tuesday moning May 2s
Cbso IT, of the late Enooh Morgan Az the ih year Of
&c sge
Notice Of the f1Eeral hereafter
pOLLOCK-A BordeH,own ". J., on Tuesday morning Nay
2s by s scciensi dschirge Of pistol Thomas Pchoek
member Of Company ID, 9Th Regiment N L. D. M aged Il
Tfs egves will take place tbs Rov Dr. Burchsrdts Church.
ThIrteenth street letw.en Sixth aud Seventh
The members Of Company are heIc5y directed to appear
their Aunory No IL UIiveIsy pAee this day y cloc.
ia citizens dress, with white gOvss Members OF the 9Th
Regiment respectfully invited TO stend st tie same place
srd hour.
RICHARDsoN- Poultu.y. VI. Sunday, May %, James
Richardson, AGED oT years.
TGrANOR-In Brooklyn Sunday May %, Thos Tre,nor
William and Koss 1Teanor sssd ~ years aud months
TAYLORO Aimee Dcseee Taylor daughter o. Richard
end Eliza Tsy lor, age 4 II months ana 80 dsy,
VAUGHANAt Bos,oo Sunday, May 70, Geo W. Vaughan
aged % years
WILLIAMS In tti, city on Monday, May 81, Elizabeth
CECILIA younee, Daughter Of John and Elizabeth Williams
aged Il years.
WATsON-in Brooklyn Monday, May 81. joseph Henry
,ou OF James r. aud blilsc. Watson, eyed months.