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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14
Death of Col. Ellsworth.

The Times gives the following account Of
the death of Col. Ellsworth -
The Zouaves landed in good order, each
company forming 10 good order on the street
facing the river. Company K. was first to
embark. and was detailed to destroy the
railroad track. which thoy promptly per-
formed Col Ellsworth then directed the
Adjutant to form the regiment, and with
tho aid of Col. Wisner and file of mon
started to cut the telegraph wires. They
had proceeded about three blocks when the
attention of Col. Ellsworth was attracted by
a large secession flag flying from the Mar
shall House. lie entered the hotel, and
meeting a man In the hall asked him who
put the flag up. The mae answered that
he did not knoW-he vas boarder in tho
house.
Col. Ellsworth, Lieut. Wisner, the Chap
lain of the regiment, Mr.. House, vol
untoer Aid and four privates went TO the
roof, when Col. Ellsworth cut down the
flag. The party we're returning down stairs,
proceeded by nEivate Brownell. AS they
left the attic, the man who said he was a
boarder, but who proved to be the landlord.
Jack son, was met in the hall, having a
double barolled gun, which he levelled at
BroSnell. The latter struck up the gun
with his musket. when Jackson pulled both
triggers. the contents lodging in tho body
of Col. Ellworth.
Brownell, with the quickness of lightning
leyeled his musket at jackson and fired
The ball struck him on the bridge OF the
nose, and crashed him to the skull killing
him Instantly. As he fell, Brownell thrust
him through with his bayonet. Col. Ellis
wor,h's companions held guard some ten
minutes until reinforced by Company A;
The company made litter OF muskets' spd
placed the body upon it returned to me
boat, leaving o detachment TO guard zoe
hotel and make prisoners OF all ITO oeeu'
pants,
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mo. &C AN ACT
Passed April 3, 1861.

mo. &C AN ACT
TO amend an uct entitled an act to author
izo tho erection of town halls, passed
February ~, lS43.
SECTION Be il eaccted by the General
.9ssemLiy Of he Stale Ohio That tho sec
ond seciun OF an act entitled All act to
authorize tho erection of town halls. passed
February "a, lS4S, bo so amended as to
road as follows:
SIC. 2. That every voter who is in favor
of lerying a tax on all tho property of tho
township or Incorporated town, for the
erection of such hail. shall indorso on his
ballot town hall : and it majority of all
tho legal voters at such election vote "town
hall, thon the trustees OF such township, or
council Of such Incorporated town, shall on
or before the first day oe June thereafter,
inform tho auditor of tho proper county of
tho vote of tho electors in such township or
Incorporated town, as expressed at said
election, aud the county auditor shall levy
a tax on all the property of such township
or Incorporated town standing on the grand
list for the purposes aforesaid and TO on
able the trustees of such township or in
corporatod town to purhase lot, 1t noces-
sary, upon which TO orOct said hall. Aud it
| SndIl 20 IuWluI IUT tTubltto VI uuJ
township, or town council of any incorpora-
cd town. in which town hall shall have been
erected, at any time to lcvv and collect q
tax upon all tho property OF said township
or incorporated town subject to taxation
for tho purpose of painting. repairing ol
or discharging any existing debt Incurred III
the erection or purchase of such hall. Pro
cidSd, the amount of taxes, under tho pro
visions of this act, shall in no case exceed
two mills on tho dollar Of the taxabl,
property of any township or incorporated
town; aad the tax so levied shall DO collect
Cd bv the county treasurer, in tho sam
manner and at tho same timu that stat
and cosn:y tukes are collected, and by hin
paid to the order of tho trustees of sue
township, or to tho town council of any in
corporatcd town raising the same.
SEC q That original section ., of tb
I act Of which this net is Ameudat0ry be, an
tho same is hereby repealed.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect and
in force from and after its passage.
ED. A. PARROTT, pro tenn.
Speaker of tie House Of Representatives,
JAMES MONROE.
President of tie Senate.
Passed April 3, 1861.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
~,~~->~~---- -~~--~
LAW EInM.

LAW FIRM.
ALFRED PHELPS & Albert G. Riddle, com
n posing he old Law Firm of Phelps & Riddle,
aud Alfred Phelps, Jr ,have formed Copariarrsip
eounection for tho Practice oil law, under tho
.ame OF Phelps Riddle g. Phelps, at the Old Office
Of Phelps 4 Riddle. where they viii attend TO all
law business which may be entrusted to their
eaYe ALFRED PHELPS,
ALBERT. G RIDDLE,
ALFRED PHELPS, JH.
Sharden, December 9th, 1859. 5tIn
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".'AdyertiseneNts sheAid be marked the num-
bes Of times they are designed to he inserted those
hot marked, will hs eSatiuued until ordered out,
and charged according TO the above terms.
The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be con-
aned to their regular basiness.
Attorneys viii be holden or the price OF inserting
advertisements brought by them.
OF All nieStions must bc addressed to the
Topriator. (postage paid, ! 90 receive attention.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14

FIVE additional sstroidal planets have
been discovered during the past year, max
ing the whole number now recognized sixty
two,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14

IL not paid within the year, ........ 2 90
tT All kinds Of merchantable produce taken in
payment, at the market price,
'.SNe paper discontinued until all arrearagos
sEe paid, except at the option Of the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-06-14
Passed April 3, 1861.
mo. AL
AN ACT

[No. AZ AN ACT
Further dofinino tho duties of boards of cd
ucation fo inco ,Inrate cities towns, vii
lagos, and inuopondent school districts.
SECTION |. Be ii enacted By tie Grnerat
assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
board of education for any Incorporated
city, town or village, or independent school
district shall prepare or cause to DO pre-
pared and forwarded to tho county auditor
on or before the first day OF October, a
statement exhibiting true account of all
the receipts and disbursements for school
purposes, and such other statistics aud in.
formation rs the state commissioner oi
schools may require.
ED. A. PARROTT.
Speaker Of tie House of RepreSentdtivss
ROBERT q. KIRK,
President of tho Senate.
Daesad Anr,I A 1891
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Passed April 4. 1861.
No. 4S. AN ACT.
To amund sections 323 and 344 of the civil
procedure

No. 4S AN ACT.
To amund sections 323 and 344 of the civil
procedure.
SECTION I. Be ii enacted By The General
.7ssrmbiy Of the Sidte Of Ohio. That section
three hundred and thirteen of the code of
civil procedure be so amended as to read IS
follows, to wit: Sec 3i3 No party to a
civil ac ion shall be allowed to testify by
virtue of section three hundred and ton in
any action when the adverse party is the
guardian of child or children of a deceased
person or IDIOT or OF iunatic. or OF a deaf
aud dumb person, or is the executor or ad
ministrator of deceased person, except in
tho following cases, namely:
l. In actions with au executor, admins
traitor, or guardian of infants, as above
specified, party may testify to facts which
occurred after the death of the 6ecedent
or parent.
e. In actions upon contracts made by
deceased persons through agents, and in
which tho agent shall testify, u party may
testify to all that transplred between him
and the agont in relation to such contract
and the making thereof, and IN relation to
any conversations or transactions between
himself aud such agent, testified to by the
agent.
8. In actions with trustee of either Of
the classes above specified, in which any ad-
verso party, or any other person having
direct interest in the matter in controversy
shall be called as a witness and testify to
transactions or conversations with party
to such action. such party shall also be per-
mitted to testify as to such specific transac'
tiOns and conversations.
4. In actions with trustee of Other of
the classes above specified, in which the
claim or defense is founded on book account
a party may testify to his account book, that
the same is book of original entries, that
the entries in the same were made by him
self or by deceased person, or by disin-
torested person non resident OF the state at
the time of trial and on such authentica-
tion of the account book and entries, said
book and entries shall be admissible evi.
dence in tho case
5. If the deposition Of party. who had
died during the pending of suit shall be
given in evidence on the trial Of such cause
the opposite party may testify as to oil
matters and things contained in said depo'
sitou and not excluded for irrelevancy OF
inadmissibiliiy.
In all actions by or against surviving
partner or partners, or q surviving joint con
tractor or contractors, no adverse party "a
tho suit shall be competent witness TO tes
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TC. GRIER,
attorney nj Law aud Solicitor in Chan.
eeTy Also Prosecuting Attorney and
Circutt Court Com missioner for Bay County.
Office in the Court House Building.
Bay City, Mich, March 18th, 6l ooii
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hRSAt ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted as FOL
eows'-5O eta. square, first insertion; each sub
se9uent Insertion, IS cts. u square.
BUSINESS AOvERrIsEKENrs will 10 inserted a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
THE PRIvAIEER JEFF. DAVIS AND HER
CREM

UNITED STATS uARsHAuS OFEIcE-JULr g
There was much sAeiitntul 81 he Nirhat ofbee
this uorYirg, owing 20 the IIes,noo 81 two OF The
Je:r. DAVIS priyaecrsmcn, aud N.llI.ui Ti'msu, the
coured steward, WHO succeeded IN rcoaP'Urug She
eel oou,r j. Wlruy 4 IN TIE hni d. a The pr
vatcerfmrn. 4 crrst crowd pressed around tie ofce
anxious /, get a Eight Of the men. ano M4rshHi =
off ere were cUu,r-llrd take nau the tina d
Jury room 20 avoid creating 100 iuueu tNciien ehi
Janer j. Dorrett " native Of Stuan, n. j., AID
JAne- MIluer South CHrliui "a.
L. ey rtAie hat tie JET. DAVIS armament consisted
OF 100 lS-pOunder,, two Ii Ouuds aid one pivot
10 ~ under. Her crew eonfi-Ied Of ~ rsn, IL 81
whom were mnineE. The n'y before taking the :. j..
NariDg, she captured ilr hIlg JONI N'l,h. and 'he
Enohant ere, npon both OF lieh we're put Irhe ews'
nnd tt-y we've s-u, where, the piiirrr o not kDo
Dopeit stst,s that rti ed Oh buafd tie Jrh Davis
j., June lot at Savannah. Ga. lie IN common va %
nLout half the crew, WIS compelled 70 ship on The
private. > or lOiu Ihe SputLefn army.
A 20 ne mEu named james kendNl, son Of a
wealthy shipowuer ia Boston al-o s'ilrcd on tie Jef
Davis al aAyanI az. lie thought that . would scIu
e-cape as he eX Ted tie pyaotr Womb be seized by
one If The blockHduR vert j. ur The crui-ers. lie
.pped sailor, but II beng disouy. red thHt he was
"A na WIG tor they put lin on JUafd m prlls sinister
ard utviyator. Dorset says Keud.ll wond ugyi.a
tie v,see iutO this other Northern port II be
had the opportunity.
nHjoiiiy OF the men had no desire ior the bnsne
they ere eng4g, IN, but did not dare Ia utter tn ir
tbonohrs Milu.r the south Carulihidn, Gays be had
be Wa. ,ober he TAKEN board nnd askrd 20 sgu
the p.psrf. Dorset had prcyiDarly sicd from TIL.
port for Key West, Peuslcola aud B4ypOrI, en- the
schooner Stag. She seized ut the latter lace by
the steam pIiyaeer Madison. aud all the prn, EXCEPT
DOrs@tt and the ChptaiDs bfotEe, were .enI home ny
tue Daniel Townrend. Dorsett abs-quehtly m,iAyed
g. irale his escape and got 20 savannah, whore he
shipped on the JEFF. Da,i. No before stated.
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lid AZ q congregational meeting were 70 oe
lee fs ,,sorly womb OPP re his reslg llu9ei
~ .'ts9 WY be did not wa't un'h tho anuon,Iyy
90 There we're twO reasons lOr pr . - ~
-. s,tion As his uture none wa, yo'so,'s Zoo
~ a. uud seek II inmedl dely Ior ic"so''n 80
ssso, 20 need ekplsraiiop. BGt what vas more la-
s0'e be world nj fiay low even sh W..
$3.50, oaioeity vDed agalast hla gmhgi NC
s,sei n bad now gone 100 far. ire isf!' "NoeNea
~ ~ ~ .rge which had brought ao,u Viz t,ep 49,
80 NOD h. nuke III. political dlh 'ol 9etNutn
ar1 he church a cau.e Of sin.e ahd Oh, Elin'
~ - - .,r n seandA would ensne, an0 se1Ons III
s'e me Ia ibe Church VI CdIit. lie c 1uld hol
~ (; iea3rs, lis venerable colleague thOugh' N
-, ,a We 70 a separation DC ause he eoulu nos
- III ta8m on tine greS5 poiiucAl questions Vi '4'1
- Wtils expressing hiul-slI IL terms OF persona
81 toward biol DR. Eogel he DR. Sprlngl Ht
-; 81 tliuk yUa a ted generUufly III gV,'S;
-. = have 4. aid aud aused 10 much uvuo's.
~ H. n ssel told them This not by way OF reprVi,,
tsfa nos III sig le-t t,spu Lion 20 ray ono . -.
- bDt be must slate facts th4t be ulgnt sonu ~.
30 ga the eyes Of thOse VITO vsshed hln " r.
X.e yrA ttat their Investigation, when ~ -
- 90 1ft.r he was .one would convince IL -
Sss.,olt a. Z lave "a less. For weeSs l'Iss ,h -
k.r Il dep perylesiiy day AID lgb'. &C. Teib WAS
~ ,y,-l God had answered h7s prayer uis be.rt
din; I've fclt 10 Ac5tstion ID an ~ 4 mn win n
i'd, ga heavy, but II was e. f,i,h-
" - u, ie had done WIS Hsht IN iIi'.-
"@o 49, IN f.ithfulness 10 them abo IN
q; ,f,, ees IN 3s,us Christ 10 nls Ieie eole yol
,h hv' e'S ~ "a sey flat never 10 his dying DAY
~ se De 49, how. when he came here stranger,
g - % is, with al the tenderness Of fathers
- b1ar l-agcd up wihall the reverence of
i|Fe' ana , G1d bie.s bic age with Az Ihe console
w, .,j sapport Of His Astounding grace. What
saw 20 those that loved him, tor there were
ss.,ng ewes to-day that told bun that lie not
onf love. lie had nothing now 10 say mOre
'h.esh his heart was full, but Just fdreye !. Dr.
Hmss prayer was tai OF touching ailu-iJns 10 he
40, Il lie which hsd Connected him With The hearts
4 the cor cregation lie prayed for she futare OF The
Chursh Tor ,his country; mlgrt God 6less il In all
NJ sewers that be from the highest TO the lowest
'v,gy = here Might God look upon this bleeding,
,zol en- hnd-bltss it aud heal its dissensioLs and
t.i- II possible.
Tho SCI was lot concluded anti nearly o'clock
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NEVADA TERRITORY.
GOV. NYE AND SUITE IN ROUTE FOR
CARSON CITY.

Correspondence q The N. Y. Tiibane
SAS FGAEcIsco, July l, 1861.
Gov. James w. Nye and snite, copprifing VIM
Marin Giie,pie, Dr. jan Ives, Thos b Suithson and
James Noary, arrived ~ San Francseo on the 2Cth
nit Oh the sttsrn.r st. Louis from Panama. The
parry were exccedindyIncky in having ma unusually
plepsant voyage. Ia addition 10 the Executives party
b,and for Nevada there arrive the saue steamer:
Mr.. Beni. Is. Bunker Of Manchester, \. H., United
States District Attorney FIR Nevada sId portlOa ct
the Engin crng OF Survey iug-G suers CORPS, ~ TO-
loas: l,ntier Iyes Deputy Surveyor and j. ). Lam
= o. Assistant both from Detroit; aud john r.
Kddcr and lIu.ils Garrett Surveyors CLiei Clerk
and Assistant, both from hyiacusc.
The engineer corps elt Biz city on Friday lat for
Carson 4 i v. NE Governor and suite and DistlIct'
Attorney fta.t tLs hitegno ~ at lock by steamer
Ma SIC auente 'nT Piceryillo where they aIs 10 %
met bv a delegation Of fhe rssi'eits OF Ncyadi and
conveyed TO Conan City which Is be ibc temporary
sea- Of Government.
Co sdcrGtl rivalry exists between the d'i,ent Of
Nir.i il City and Carson Cry IN TO which vii he the
Government "a, or ca,ind, lcrmaueurly. Orc OF the
Virginia City Taes publisi o5 he fact that The cti-
zens 0I Carson CITY tate resolved 20 tender Gov. Nge
Ten acres u gtab.e fk0ry,bJ land Tor resideDce, III
'0hhderauOn II 81 establishing the caliaI al that
piice. The fret Legi,la nfr vii be convened about
Tie let Of Dec-u ,her Oh Nevadifes are OF the i'm
pre- SION ttt y, va1a viii b. Euochiug for admission
INTO The Union in ID space tat least OF two years.
Gov; Nye; inee lis arIival in tits city, lss been
ieeo about D. pf Hinent citizens Of all airies, but
prize, ally toy Republicans AID Doupl,s Denc.r a.
lie @ill doub Ices, prove b be the most popular ma
and pOli,ieisH ~ Ills section.
sIe ~ rias circulated ia Ills city, by resjde0ts of
Eevsda, about f.bl ius we,ih of the Mic. on thai
iesrtsy aie creaii gConaderbe eXciren e m dsiurt
is9 m,gy emi grants and iortuue-nuliters from lila
pltge AM NJ crameD,o for the eastern Hoe a. fbs
Sierra Nevada. An agent for one OF the krVe Silver
Mining C,Wpanies informed sc Governor that he
pas.ed 500 e. VII grant wagons between Cason City and
Sacramento Guy, bo1n1 for Nevada.
delegation IRON each Of tie 81 ics Of Carson ard
Vir inia have wNCd on tic Governor, with urgent
Invitation % addr<s Their 1izshs on The 4lh Of jay.
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Mr.. C. L. V1LANDIGHAA AND HIS
MOTHER.
70 me FSi,v II TIE ". y. 7y,tme.

To me Editor II TIE " J. 7y,tme
SIG: We the ubdenigued, citizens Of NcwLibon,
Ohio feel it TO be uty magnificent On VI g reply 10 "a
communication ubGshed IN recent number 81 eHR
KEw-YoRK TRHuNE, written az Il 10 place On tie 4.h
day OF JAY, 1871, by correspondents Of al paFer,
signing himself f., reLaEon Tie The Hon. c. l.. Val
andgbaB aud his aged m,sLer who has been mem
Der Of ihc e.b terrain Church ST the Place dian
fifty YEAR,, AID the widow f The Rev. c. VallaL-
drhan, who lad been Tie pastor OF elid Church for
llnHy-two years Up 10 tie ii Of his Cecease.
Tie communication referred 10 Absunds in tie moa
faee charges ad grossest and most infamous mrrepr-
fc0tatiops such an man. having particle 81 regard
for troth lo, Or or homes vsud ever hove dasd 20
commit 30 paper; and should lie name Of the aui or
be dyul.ed be will lie treated wIh tLat cCnenpt and
sc RI t at such a uis,rrapt aeserv'S
He irst charg that Mr.. Vall.rlJigham is htt ~
de car IF he yariyL." II is is absolutely iats, and
10 well kpown TO be false by every Individual in this
community. AIR. Vullaudlgham has newer received
one dollar from the PresJy IAN Church Of Ne"-L's-
bon or 1iOm any otber charity, us II Was
wholly ,c-ssary from the abundant pFoyiL Oh made
for her and her two daughters living with her, by her
Il, tie Hon. C. L. Vhandigham, and from AN an
nuiiy Of one hundred dollar, dTaS Annually by Der
fr many Year., firm tie '' Fund for Widows and
Orpbnus ol Derel,ed C1erpynen Of the PresbyIerinn
Cpu.cn Of tns United stsles" which she has received
NJ IA Il after Ul justice and not OF charity.
Hes We fruher: " 1hr CJtgIesa'lOH u ne Chareh
Of oL,e she as mer ber hare aiso fr0,n tine 10 ifme
gai,b,d me mems sDpp1Ti, artt0af Sh'eh SIC rp"f
Lore ersd the last d,grcdaLOH Of sirfaOgs porefy
the Poor- House." Tlis is wholly fahei sic has
heen amply provided for by b-r sun, ibo Hon. {. l.
Valandi guam, who purchased for her he old home
si,ad {, al in might Iars her declining days II
being erdc red TO Ter by may f. I'd recolleciions lie
keeps IN repair PAL the taxes anc mas fus cd her
with her otter Of support, with exception CT the
one hundred dollars above ieierredto.
No man could b. kind tender, and ai' ciionate
toward lir nsdlrr Ihan be hns besu-Huue more con-
sidrrate ar 10 her supppit aud oomfor.
FISHER s ELUCKsOM, JOHN CLARKE,
a. a OI18v, ~. ht LhhN,
JEs-E ~ ILSON, THOMAS q. HUSTON.
IA. WINfS WI LIAM DDlWANT,
ID SPRINGER. w. BUlOH,
g. MONTGOMERY
o..
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oiS-Lnseed on &c du1 ssBs4e- Fish iusosiv,
SpeFm, -"
~ "a isoNsTbe Pork pmset I. heavy ssd ip.ciys sss
~. ~ BIS 37e as 80 Mess, 10 FOR FTirns.
10 s ai.d nIuy, snd heavy ,ae Of rs bbls al 90
~ - o hepSzed Mess, shj 8 10 ga. for Extra Besf
" ~ = Ivy sales OF 50 bbs 4 S4aS,s So Cat Mes2
&c inquiry; sslss of 2, Ind. at ltc for Shosdss
sto Ioi 1sms Lard heavy, boz pces wilhsA
change; sales OF $50 bos sId tes az gsgas.
s i.d - 9a,e sa'rs Of 2o tee s ia 20 quality.
o. Ken las been raj qies bnt steady eslNs
o. foi'o ME" al gd1e IBID. Cuba a 5H6}o
AlsO 30 boZes Hsv ana a priv 90 tenn. ~ -
TALLDW-1he market o,s- Am ..,.. II - 400 a -.
CIV 81 &c; and 10 90 ID w~-t-rn sssis c..h
at lsc. '~'' '" ~ oS".
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EpsFD.
AcEFRRfA

AcKERMAN-On Monday unorine JAY q. Jeste Loniss,
The fineai vii ass piece on Wsdnr.dsy O'Clock p m,
from Eighty Ouith ,Tee Of Avenue East RIVER
AUsTfS-Aner short nlness r. Of Benjsmip
and ydis Austin, aged yosr- Snd ~ "on'bs
BARkERon sunday rniGs Juy q, ofaroP'y CsTofns "
NJ Hsuia, wifi Of VIM Jag Bsrk-r ,..,
David G. Hsn' No Il s.ysI'h .iiset o" ruesdsy Jsl, =.
81 O'Clock, p M Her fieud aDG reAyvs united 81
BAILEY In TIL. ely on sandy Juy a. Maria r. Bsrsy,
wife Of Benjamin Bailey, In tbs 3sh yesI Of her go.
BALDwIH-on Monday, Jnly % Herbert, aged month";,
yoouget eLiId OS James ). aud Susan I. Lsdwia
BANIs1ER-In this city op Su,d,y, Jsly a. Mr. Robert
BaisisI late Of san tTsHeieo Cs IN Inc 18Th year Of hs
BELLINGER-ID Brooklyn suudsv 10y a. Sarah BsHir
gs wife Of Peter ID. bets SGD - years and months
or bI.in disease EDWARD Martin Boyd Ssed 10 yssn
Tho friends and sequsiussnoe' Of the s ined 70 s.ent
the fanersl on Iuesdsy ming July - at ~ VcoeA ron
the rssd Of his P1Iehl No AZ Ne"A avenue jersey
City.
cHARLToN-At Harien on Sunday July a. Amelia wife ~
Johu Claon and Tsct Of he sts George GIBSON ssed
TSs s'l friend. and .qu.u,nc,, o, TIE family r,pee.,,ny
fnvit 70 attend funeral edDs.day at oaosk,
s. Aodrew, Church Fourth .nd OnehundIedssd'
twenty. seventh street. Esheu.
FtasoEEs-On supd.y Juy q. sr.ncss EI.bsth inisas
daughter OF William and Many FlaDdrrs. of B'o,klyn
0OGGINlu bi. city on Sunday July ~ Tho sa IT,,
sEsd 10 SeGIs, In0Sth antS days
GRAgAM-In this city Oh Monday, Jaye2 Benjamin Bs only
cuid of John ~ and Aln B. Gs .ai ,od rsudson Of she
The rs sSes aud ieaa. A respectful; inyed V
seocs ' from The rs.drbee Of Il. saduop- Mr. BeAsuss
bel No. J6l Canal sTrsf, sitnO sfSf heT a. hasol-
Hi remains win be inferred Ia GREENWOOD.
HALLErr-At Astoria SJsrdsy Dol, d. Edwin d., infsns
son Of samuel }. snd Ens Inc u. Ilsleft 4.
HAsENGAaP-In thi. city. Anna Hsseukamp dsngkters
Hsary aid Gs'ibe Hss.nk'I ased o n' aH' 600 q Gays
HASsONln this city, Snud July bery, she beloved
daughter VI Henry and AnD Assson assd u years. "Ai~
~ DAYS.
uUNrINGToN-n Klmlra. " Y, on Tuesasy, July &C. 8.
Harry Huntington, eyed Is yeas
AYNOR-Iu hi, city. snuJsy Juy ~, wu, H. infsn'
son ~ Wn H. and Sarah hsyupr aged month and " dyr
The ro spd friends Of the family respectfully invited
siieBd ihe fers, At he .oidrice OF hs Ps'e..s 40
Nest yYuIh street Tu day JIl - a. u 0fiees'
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