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LfNcoLs's DISTRACTIONS 10 THE FoaGioS
MruyrEns.-A Washington letter writer
says "the Ministers are instructed 10 pro
test promptly against any attempt by any
Of tho great Powers 70 recognise the
southern movement in this country ~
anything more than a wicked attempt n
psrpetuats human slavery upon this con
,inont against lhe actual Wishes Of nine
nths Of the tree white people Of the
.sooded siatea." Bah
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AdmInisfrafor,s Notice.

T ETTERS of Administration on the es
i tate of WIN. WATTS, deceased, wer.
granted to the undersigned, by the Pro
bate Court of Clarke County, Mississippi
at the November term thereof A. d. 1860
Now, therefore, all persons having claim,
against the estate of said decedent, arr
hereby notified to have them duly proba
ted within the time limited by law or the,
will be barred.
THOMAS SUMRALL, Admir-.
March s, 1861. 2l-7t
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rur puLusu o. AsDr JouSsoS'a Moss.
TIE Memphis Appeal has suarative Of the
melancholy experiences Of The iraitorous
Andy Johnson on hn Journey from The
North by che way Of LypohburEh Va
AZ Lynchburr. WIN. " Hsrdwioks. edi-
s,r 81 ths Lynchburg virginian, catered
che ears and blsndly inquired Of Andy
AZ BE- was Johnson. Of Tenncsaoa. Andy
responded ahirmaiivciy. wheroupon NJ.
nsrduicko immediateiy seizsel him By
ths nose. and nearly twisted q or Of ths
Intelligent oountonancs Of the ronegads
Tsnnenean after which be treated John
500 30 AZ complimentary opinion Of him,
and len him b. digest she moral and phys.
81 insultu 10 which he had been subieot
"a. Robert Johuson. E.q.. Andys son
W.s In company with bin father, and they
rrcaiysd the attentions which we're paid
ihsm an along the route With exceeding
mseknea. The car doors we're KEEP
licked 10 exclude che people a different
stations. and Andy wished 20 gee into q
baggage car a. more secure placo. bu
8or soms reason ras not accommodated
At BE Tennessee home in 0rocnville b.
mes q most chilling reception. The &C
count Of the journey u reported 70 Tn
Appeal BY a gentleman who made th'
whole Journey on the train with Andy.
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ADJOURNMENT or THE RAILROAD CONVENTION
- k....I %

ApJoURNMEST or THE RAILRoAD CONVENTION.
MoSTGoMERY, April y.
The Railroad Convention have acceded
fully 70 the wishes Of the Postmaster
General and Quarter Master General, with
regard to the transportation of the mails
and troops, ammuniiiohand army supplies.
They agree 70 take Confederate States
bonds inNpaymeut Of their charges II il
should be found necessary. The Con-
vention called in a body upon Presi-
dent Davis. who expressed himself much
Rratified at the interview. All the SOuh-
ern Railroads will be governed entirely
in their actioqnby the necessities OF the
country. Every President here Is Animal
ed BY patriotic spirit and Is willing to
make everysheeded sacrifice for the sue
cess Of the Government.
ARRIVAL % TROOPS.
More troops are arriving and are hay
ing good time generally.
IMPORTANT ACTION or THE GOVERNOR on
GEoRGIA.
MiLLEDaEvILLE, April 26.-Gov. Brown
has issued a proclamation, which will ap-
pear in the Milledgevills papers, prohibit
| ing the payment OF all debts 70 Northern
cred. tors until the end Of hostilties, and
/ directing the payment Of the money into
the State Treasury, 10 be refunded with
interest at the end Of the war to the de
i pOsitors.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

POR THE RAPID CURE "
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOaTseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient COnsump.
ton, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nn-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored Rom alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent 70 escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote TO employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends BY every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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0-Gsu. Robt, Lee. the commander.
n.chisf cf the Virginia forces, vas lately
kColouei IA the q. s. Army. and l. said
a. b entitled % the honor Of having been
enc most accomplished ollicer IN the ser
sica. uo De- q son Of Light Horse Har
~ lee. Of evolutionary hme. and mar
fisd e daughter Of George Washington
PARA Custis. che stepson Of The father o.
be- country"
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h4ONIs
TNHE subscriber lost. or had stolen from
4 him, about two months ago, the fol
lowing notes: One note on David Viii
ley, date not recollected, but due Jant
airy last, for 1889 80. One note on w. $
Nicholson. date not recollected. hut du,
January, 1862, for 500 co. If any pe,so,s
has said notes, | would be glad if b,
would return to me, as they can be of M
use to any one else. All eerson are here
by forewarned from trading for them
II. J. WHITLEY
Padding, April 26. 1861. 2S-3t
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Orb Jksrra.--lasper county voted
strong Cor secession. Add sho u ready 70
dsisi sironr lof t. she has now three
ogsanissd volunteer companies. tWoof In.
f.uiry and one Of cavslry subject b call
One ~ them hasbcon mustered into ser
vice. and me others are impatient FOR an
opportunity % aignallls iheir devotion n
their couniry'a eauaa. Beside these shs
has enc company Of "Homo Guards,
and YIN soon haze others. armed and
equipped AZ their own expense. All tbes.
viii BE- ready 70 take ne hsld Il neoes
mfv.
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$40 Reward.

TX Runaway about the frs,
AxS1 of March, my negro man OR
MH ANGE. He is about twenty
XXX FIVE years old. bright mulatto
y blue eyes and sandy coloreo
- hair and Hhiskers, near six
feet tall, his iron. upper teeth are wild,
apart, and he has scar on the calf of hi,
leg from burn. will pay the above re
ward for his delivery 10 me or for his safe
keeping in any Jail where can get him
A. j. COTTON.
Padding, Mss, April 5, 1861. 25-tf
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Hoaicrpa "A most lamentable and
dreadful AFFAIR occurred in our town last
saturday nlghi. Jous MoDosAtD. Esq..
one 81 ne Oldest and most Substantial
ciilrans % the courty. Wa shot and killed
iaai.ally. BY Asbnnw W. RnrD. young
man Who has been raised hers, and who,s
u.sanis and relations are most respect
az namherl Of our community. Reid
Wsa ~ onss arrested and confined 10 Jan.
We shall nee undertake A. rlve ne DE-
calls Of ihe sranaaelion as brought oui IN
testimony before ne examining court
held by Iustloa Pardus On Wednesday. a.
ihs matter siil of course. undergo ear.
fhsr judicial investigations. The Justice
ruia.od bail % ths prisoner and commit.
fod h.m 30 iaii We understand ihai ii.
council haa taken steps p bring hlm b.
frn Judge WAISTS 81 q Wrii Of hatsai
.,s uhaaai AFFAIR. and one u which
~ friends both 81 ihe living and sh.
dsad merit lho heartfelt sympathy o. th,
public. 10 but Furnishes smother mslan
choly example Of che evils which Fe.ul
f.om iheiuitmporsts uno Of airong drinks
Pnrwcalr PAEaiora. Ross Winana, Q
baltimore. b. presented he soldiers 2
thsI clIr aIih seven ihous,nd Ainni
rf,s Hs E tlhcf ~ Thom~ Winen'
-, .r.r. seven mliiiona ~ dollars 10 ~
o.nf.ssmuy. Both iheas nnnnemsn an
n,arm ol Loudon oounig. Virginia
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DIR. WRIGHT,S
CELEBRATED
REJUVENAFING ELIXIR!

Prepared the strietest Pharmaceutical principles
by one Of the ablest Chemists Of the age.
FT,HIs is altogether anew medicine. the result Of
1 modern discoveries IN the vegetable kingdom,
beng an EMU, X neH and abstract method o. cure
Irrespective Of an the ola ana worn-ut systems pub
ushed by accomplished qaacks TO the suffering. Dr.
Wright well knowing The deception practised upon
be- unintiftel, fit u hi- duty % have this
Elixir tested b. the whole Medical Faculty. who,
without even one disst nting voice. have gwen m
their adherence 10 IT. perfect and undivided control
over the whole physical man when hi frame has
hocn dUetH and when all other medicines known
a. thfFhal fnacopIla have been tried vain. Long
tHouzhi years of Patent invest CATION. and ma dss-
urdftal r-tormation. have crowned the Doctors cf-
rta and DE NOS offers she II xir 20 suffering hui
uanirv IS the oy thing thai can cure the ioilowiI <
disetses-uaTnely
NEfAL uEBiLITT.
MENTAL AM PHYSICAL DEPRESSION,
INBECiLIrY.
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD ToTHE HEAD,
CONE SD IDEAS,
GENER1L 1RRrTABILrTY.
RI ~ r. 5 ,ANDsL-EEPLEsN At NIGHT
LO.- "a APPETifE
DYSPEPSIA
EMAHINATI0N.
LOW SPIRITS
DlsoR'. sNlzATION OF THE ORGANS
OF GENERATION
PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
And, in fact, all tn soneomi,ants Of nervous and
debih'aled state Of NE system
As = stimulAnt,
1t is quite difereat rom alcoholic preparations It
is not subject to reacion m any shape IL continues
% exert is influence gradually and efcciuay, as
long as the least necessity exists for is presence.
As Female Medicine,
his equally powered and effective and restores the
equilibrium sooner and -aer than all the other med
zones which for years have flooded the market. and
which only INJURIOUS IN place Of assisting or reno
ratug the constitution; fur very good reason TOO,
tAa. they only made from the et.us.ons Of minds
ignorant Of the medical profession altogether.
No Minerals
Dr. Wight thinks il well b stake his professional
character the fact that no minerals Whatever form
the least component parts % the ingredients in his
IA UfKNAIlAG EIXR--Wel knowing what ruin has
been entailed on the community by opium and mer-
curry.
Generally. 20 the debitated 1T Wright would saw.
Nsrcr asFpIfr No matter how worn down YOU may
ba--up matter hos weak you are no matter what the
cause Msy have been-fOrsaSe az once whatever has
led ye8 part from Hygienic priacples-take ms
Rejuvenating Elixir,
md you uill soon End yourselfa new mana pride
instead Of The reverse tOyour friends and healthy
sound and worthy member Of the whole human
family.
e. Price 81 per bottle OF three bottles for So and
forwarded ~ mail Co al parts Of the United states.
Sold iy al respectable Druggists throughout the
United -iat.s and Canadss- The trade supplied at
liz -rai discount
For sale by the PROJECTORS.
j. WRIGHT 4 Co.
Il and I5l Chartres street,
New Orleans, La.
Nrls Orlsgns Ian 40 1851 l6-ly
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- Rided cannon are being made ai
nT.eeda' Foundry" New Orleans. and Il
will soon BE- able 10 turn out this superior
artillery In quantity.
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8gmfnlaI.

Married a. oakland College, Miss, on the 2oth of
APT. NJ VIZ. SMITH, q Jasper, 70 Mas RAJ
CHAEL a. SPENCER Of Jefferson.
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CARRIAGE MANTPACTORY.
Paa,ding, Miss.

The undersigned have associated themselves foi
the Purpose % carrying the above buiness u
PsulainE, and aTe plepai ed 70 do work IN the Car
i.ge. wagon. and WheeLright line generally, in al
its branches
Orders Tor work such as the making Of Carriage
Buggies and Wagons. or repairing the same, viii re
ceive prompt attent on.
our extensive Blacksmith shop enables to d.
all kinds Of Farm wook-incuding Horse Shooting
IN the best manner.
Cur terms are cash. unless otherwise agreed b.
special contract
Our facilities for doing all kinds Of work in on
hne are ureauaisd in this portion of the State an
We respectfully Solicit a share OF the pnOllc patro
mage. =. TAYLOR, GOOGH = co.
Jan. 81, 1851. l6-ly
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BY THE LAST MAILS
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE MARKETS
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
Mobile Cotton Market

oFFICE or THE MOBILE TkIBUNE.
Monday Evening, April %, 1861.
COTTON-The demand to-day was linn
tied to few buyers, by whom 800 to 500
bales were taken-Middlings nominally
10y a. lie.
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So The iulantry company al Garland
vile. Ia this county. raised for the pur-
paaa Of lendering their services 10 the
Governor. already numbers. W under
stand. about sixty. Hon. n. A. KUo,
has been eicoted Csplain-the names Of
the other oiacors We have not learned,
orcspi lhAt Of the frst Lieutenant, Mr..
Cnagualb. an educated. gallant and chi.
valrous young man, who has seen service
and uiii make most Efficient and a.
complishsj oiicer.
Thia ia pick company, recruited nom
che families Of our citizens Ia one Of che
weallhiest noirhborhoods Of East Mi.sis
sippi and commanded by Captain who
would noe leave tho ease and oomiorl
which hisample Fortune enables him oen
ioy,to dssoia hisihlenta and risk bis life IL
less emergency than that which IL nos
pressing upon us. II they gee into th'
ssrvicu they win meet with no superior
IN ohivalry end courage-in the determine
tion 10 40 Or die In Lshalf Of the sacre'
oauss f5r whioh W. are Sighting.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-03
A NEW BOOK FOR 1851.
History aud Def nee Of Afri an Slavery,
BY WIN. B. TROTTER,
A MISSISSIPPI STAKEHOLDER.

THIS Book is now published aud Is a, comRlcte,
n condemned history Il the African race ffom tier
origin 20 the present time, II Wind Gates and defends
the institution 81 African Slavery IN the United states
containing the Bible evidence OF slavery complete.
with the ARABIC and Hehrew We sionS % the curse
pronounced on Ham by his father, Noah-th.' CON.
fnendemsnt Of African slavery in the United states
encouraged by England, France and Spain--the
amount OF transportation Of slave labor & ON the
United states The comparison between the happy
slave in the south WITH the miserable aid African In
Africa Tia principal points 10 the Judicial eois,ons
and opinions Of learned Jndges in the eaalinR cases
on slavery. decided the Courts Z ear Briain and
the I'm ted States. Tho cause which led to the Mas
saere in San Domingo aud the destruction Of the
West India Islands The Probable result and desti-
nv Of the African race The mode and treatment
necessary to make them profitable and happy, with
many other valuable things.
This work contains more useful information than
any book which has ever been published on the sub
iect- The physiology Of the negro. and mode Of
treatment which il contains il alone worth ten times
the price Of the book 20 any slave holder aud s the
only book Of the kind ever Published BY Southern
raised stakeholder II would Be a valuable book for
soldiers IN the army to read during the present
revolution; and owing TO the pressure Of the times,
the price lie reduced to one dollar and twenty I'VE
cents per COPY
For sale al ntcombs Gift Book Store, IN Mobile;
r. Baldwin's ct Ent rprs@ and BY the Author, "
Quihnsh. in the State Of Mississippi
April q. 1851. nj
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Virginia Delegates to the confsderaoy
Congress.
RlcHMoND, April Ex-senator Hunter.
VIM. Rives, Judge Brockenborough.
Judge Campbell, and Mr.. Staples, are
elected delegates to the c. S. Congress at
Montgomery.
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Oats.
lost.

900 Bushels Oats just received and for sale AZ t.
SOO lowest marker price
NM McCUPCHES 4 co
VeksSsgg. March p 1901. 24tf
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Foa Coxoars roh rur srarr A. LAa0r.-
Hou b. b Wright Of nppah. and Hon.
Hoary Dickinson. Of Lowudea, In add
zion 30 Hoo. 3. J. Gholaon, Of Monroe
have bsen anuouncsd a. candidates foi
Crnmaas for the State al large.
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WIN It. POWE,
Chancery Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Chancery Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JASPER COUNTY.
Chdncery Court Of said County, at Rules.
Alfred Shelby, ct al
John Blakeney, ct al.
Proceedings had before James U. McCor.
mick, Clerk of the Chancery Court OIL
said County, at Rules on the third Mon.
day of April, A. D. 1861, it being the
18th day of said month.
Upon opening compliments bill Of
~ complaint, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of said Court, at Rules, that
the defendants, John Blakeney and Alison
Blakeney, are non-residents of the State
Of Mississippi, but reside in the State o.
Alabama,
1t is therefore considered and ordered
by the said Court that publication be made
m the Eastern Clarion, newspaper print
ID and publishedin the town of Paulding
'or four weeks successfully, citing the said
defendants, John Blakeney and Alsor
Blakeney, and all others interested in sale
state, to be and personally appear in anC
before the Chancery Court of Jasper
jounty, to be holden on the fourthAdon
lay of September next. 1861, to plead
answer or demur to complainant's bill o
complaint, or the same will be taken a.
confessed.
JAS. U. MCCORMICK, Clerk.
April 10, 1861. 27-5t
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WARSAW. No, April ga great South
ern Rights meeting was held here, and
resolutions adopted fayoring immediate
secession, and requesting the Governor to
repel any attempt OF Lincoln to march
troops through Missouri for the purpose
Of making war on the Southern States,
or to reinforce the forts and arsenals of
Missouri Also, complimenting the Gov
ernor for refusing TO send Lincoln the
quota Of troops called for.
A company Of cavalry is raised by Hen
ry Benton.
st. Clair county is overwhelmingly for
secession.
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BEAR IN MIND THAT
CarIey's Compound RenOvatIng
specific,

Cures Scrcfula- Scrotula, Scrofula
Cares Eryslpelas, Eruptons, Epilepsy, Enlarged
Glands, &c.
Cures Govt Hip Disease, Neuralgia, Pleurisy and
Paralysis.
Cures White swelling, and Weakness of the Spine
and Loins.
Cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers Tumors, Sores and Boils
ures Kidney and Liver Comp ANTS. and Dyspepsia
ures Scsnt retarded painful Mensturation, al
well as other diseases to which females are sub
ject.
To the afflicted, no matter Of how long standing
the complaint, we say try CARLEY'S COMPOUND
NENuVATING SPECIFIC, which cures all diseases
rising from impurities in the system. Its effect Il
rapid. In recent cases from three to eight days vii
perfect cure. and in the most inyeterate, gradua
relief will manifest itself in fortnight
CARLET'S COMPOUND RENOVATING SPECIFIC
put up in pint and quart bottles at 90 per pint
We will endeavOr to forward the same e. those a, ,
distance who may desire to try the virtues Of GU
medicine which, IS yet have not yet been distrib
lted for sale in this State.
Rememb.r he name DR.. ALVIN CARLEY'S COM
POUND RENOVATING SPECIFIC.
Call upon or address,
}. 4. CARLEY q CO.,
Enon, Perry Co. Miss.
April %, 1851. 2s-3m
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The state Of NTIssIS-IDDI

The state of Mississippi,
JONES COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court March Term, Il. D. 1861.
Edward Campion,
No. 1876 VS.. Mechanics Lem.
D. c. Welboru.
THIS day comes the plaintiff by his at
L torney, and it appearing to the salts.
action Of the court that defendant is not
an inhabitant of this State, on motion
# plaintiffs attorney, it is ordered that
publication be mode in the Eastern Clarion
newspaper printed and published in
Paulding, Jasper County, Mississippi, for
one month, requiring the defendant to ap
ear on or before the first day of the next
: .rin of this court to be held on the Bird
Monday of September next, and plead
answer or demur to plaintiffs proceeding.
n the case, otherwise, the same will be
AIKEN as confessed and judgment entered
.ccordingIy.
A true copy from Minutes.
D. NJ. SHOWS,
Clerk Circuit Court Jones County.
April 10, 1861. 27-5t
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From Cairo.

CAIRo, April 27.-The steamer c. f.
Hllman, bound from st. Louis to Nash.
vile, was abandoned by the officers and
found TO contain 1000 kegs of powder and
other contraband articles.
Southern passengers here report troops,
raised at Memphis and at other points
have crossed BY rail through Columbus, &c
attack Cairo from the opposite side of the
river.
The steamer J. d. Perry, from st. Louis
10 Memphis, was brought TO, but nothing
eontraband being found, she was allowed
to proceed.
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Died.


AsHtEY-In Brooklyn on Tuesday December "a, after
long and painful illness. the wife Charles j. Ashley
ESQ., and daughter of Colonel s. b. Rea aged 23 years
months and DAYS.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
father No 90 Ryerson street. Thursday afternoon at
two O'Clock
BgRGES.--on Tuesday, December "a, TloMAsP BERGEN,
of inflammation Of the lungs, aged % years.
The friends and relatives of the family requested
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his mother
No. IL South Seventh street. Brooklyn f. H. on Thurs.
day afternoon n two O'Clock.
BuxroN.--On Tuesday December "a, suddenly nj 100
Wes Tenth street, Miss ANN MARIA BuxroS.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral notice of which will be
given in the morning papers.
Rt-TcuER.-On Tuesday, December "a, after a short
Illness WILLIAM BUTCHER aged 40 years,
Tic relatives aud friends Of the family. and the men,
bers of Americas Hose No d. respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, 1913 Hilary
street, Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon two oclock
CAMiTEiL.--0n Tuesday, december -. FL. CAMPBELL,
daughter Of Eli and Eliza Campbell aged year and
DAYS.
Friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully in
ved attend the funeral, from The residence OF her
parents. sixty nth street between First Second
nues, this "wednesday afternoon, at one 8rioc1.
CuRRN.On Sunday, December y, DANIEL CURRY in the
46th year OF his age for long time member OF the Fire
Department.
The funeral will take place from his late residence 1914
West Twenty sixth street this Wednesday, afternoon, at
one O'Clock
CrAsKsos.-on Monday, December %, after long aud
pain fu Illness, MARf D., daughter Of David and Matilda
GARRISON. of Brooklyn
The relatives and friends Of tho family invited TO
attend the funeral Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock
from her late residence, No 63 Court street, Brooklyn
DuSS.-0n Monday, December IS, MARY tho beloved
wife Of Dnn daughter Of Mrs McIarnig, aged 10
years, months and % days
Her friends and acqintances are respectfully invited
attend the frnera from her late residence 14l East
Sixteenth street, this Wednesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock precisely.
EpwARps.--oi disease of the hcart, EMMA EDWARDS,
aged II wears and months niece Of Martin Edwards 5S2
Houston street, opposite ST. Thomas church
auHf family lv
invited attend the funeral from her late residence 1874
Mercer street. corner Of Houston on Thursday afternoon