The New York herald., 1863-07-14
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY II, 1863

ossood's) Boldway, this (Tussday5 afternoon at bali
tasI Tour ociock, without further Invitation.
coSkus-kilied at the battle u Gettysburg on Wed
'Iay, auy l, Sergeant CnAEizs Co.ks, oompn!
| years. ~e
cAsvLLs Killed, in tho attack on Port Hudson Nay
~, lieutenant o. X CARWIx, One Hundred and sixty
NTH New York State Volunteers (Second Iuryee's
ire 18th year Of his age youngest son Of
bsfeatives and friends Of the family sss invited 70
attend the funeral from 81 Bathoiomews church cor.
ner OF lafayette place and Great Jones street. on
notice
!, cs.wyoaD-.n Brooklyn. on Monday, July 10, wnulx
H. htkAwioRD, Jr, aged years, months and days, =
Notice OF funeral in 10 4morow's papers.
| FowL1 On Wednesday, July 1, at the 81 James
hosp.ar New Orleans, La, Of wounds received at the
FowLsR One Hundred and Fifty sixth regiment N Y. W,
| OF Kingston, n. Y, aged 32 years.
GRissEll.-ln Orange, N j., on Sunday, July II,
FRANKLIN GRNSEiL, only Of b. b. Grinne OF Jersey
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral from st. Matthews church, Jersey City Wed
nesday afternoon, (hs s4th birthday) At one O'Clock.
Boston Boston and Providence papers please copy.
GREES-On Monday July 10, after long and severe
Illness which she bore with Christian forttude resig
nation, Mrs. MAMIE A. GREEN wife Of Capt J. IL. Green
age.
HoYr-Killed at the battle Of Gettysburg on Friday
July ., Captain G. HoYT, Eighty second regiment New
York State Volunteers (second State Mtia, aged 50
uS funeral Will take place on wednesday morning, at
nine O'Clock from his late residence Leonard street.
near Wykon, Brooklyn, f. D. The relatives and friends
are respeGnuiiy invited to attend His remains will be
e. Seventieh regiment Now York National Guard Cap.
tains Schneider and Schack have kindly volunteered to
HEEER.-After few hours illness, GEORGE MrRcnu,
son OF Henry A. and RosAiie Heiser.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
attend the funeral this Cuesday) afternoon at one
o'clock from the residence or his father or Nine
tysecond street and Eighth avenue.
HUTINCTOy-On Sunday, July ~, or or the
liver, JAMES HurNGToS, formerly Of Londonderry, Ire
land, aged 81 years.
from the residence Of his cousin, John H. Noble, 50
Degraw street Brooklyn, this (ruesday) afternoon at
Londonderry papers please copy
HEsERIoS.-on Monday, July 49, in Jersey City,
N. j., after short illness, Mr.. GEORGE HKBERroS, IN
Friends ana relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Thursday Afternoon
two O'clock from bis late residence LIS Grove street,
Honxs-Killed in the battle Of Gettysburg, on Thurs.
July aIoas mSaEs o. county Mayo Ireland aged
New York State Militia, and has fought nineteen battles
May his soul rest in peace.
son Of Richard and zaB Jones' in the 2lst year Of his
age:
brother Lewis L. arc invited 70 attend the funera from
Christ church, bedford avenue Broadway Brook
lyn, Z. D., on wednesday Afternoon at hapast three
KEANE.-On Monday, July 13, ALFRED youngest son Of
John and Mary A. T. Keane, aged months and days.
LocKwooD.-At Williamsburg, L. H. Captain JoHS L.
LOCKWOOD aged So years. o months and rs days.
The friends OF the family invited to attend the fune
raj at two O'Clock thus tuesday, afternoon, from the
North Sixth street.
Troy and Albany papers please copy.
MooRE-At Newport, X. L.. after short illness,
CIxMESr @. MOORE, Of this city, aged "a years
70 on July
49, MARY ELIZA VAN BLARcoM, wife Of John Norris aged
.ra e-,.,a. ~ tho Sor,,, ara invited In
attend the the residences Of her brother
A vanBarcom, IS south rourtn street, Williamsburg.
MnIARD-kled at the battle OF Gettysburg, Wednes.
day, July l, in the 2ist year Of his age wnLAn
second Of J. I. Mlard, ESQ.,, Of Brooklyn. So.
London (England) papers please copy.
MYERS aged ii years, xareman Of ooeanus Engine Com
The relatives friends OF the family the active and
exempt members Of Oceanus Engine Company, No. IL
also Greenwich Lodge, No. 4o o. Of f., respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from tho Rev. DR..
Burchards church. Thirteenth street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues this Tuesday) afternoon one O'Clock
The remains win be taken TO Greenwood
rAInER.-on Sunday. July IL, after long and severe
illness SOPHIA wife Of Jacob NJ Palmer aged 80 years.
None knew her but to love her.
None named her but to praise.
The relatives friends and acquainances or the family
respectfully invited 70 the funeral this (Tues-
d.y Afternoon e. two O'clock from the Methodist Episco
Ninth avenues
PEcK.-At Mianus, Conn.,, on Monday, July 8, FKRRA
PECK, aged 80 years, months and % days.
SnERDAN-On Sunday morning, July IL, after short
Illness MARY the only surviving child Of Bernard and the
late Margaret Sheridan, aged months and IL days.
The friends Of the family requested attend the
funeral this Tuesday, afternoon at O'Clock the
residence OF her father, No. 199 First avenue
SrEAD.-Drowned, on Friday, July 10, EDGAR, OF
JOINS g. Stead No. 6G0 Sixth avenue, aged Is years and
months.
The friends OF che family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his father this
(Tuesday) afternoon, at one O'Clock.
YnpRR Tn n
LAURA wGGSs youngest child OF Edward S. and Sarah
Torrcy, aged months and days.
THoxAN.-At Grand Hospital, Gettysburg, Friday
July IL Lieutenant Colonel MAX A. THoaAN from wounds
received while galanty leading mis- regiment at the late
battle OF Gettysburg.
TowNsKND-In Yonkers, on Sunday. July L. Hon. JoHr
TOWNSEND formerly Judge Of Westchcster County Court
aged "a years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the fu
neral, this (ruesday) afternoon at half past five O'Clock
at ST. Johns church. at Yonkers Hudson River Railroad
trains leave Chambers street at 4l0 and return from
Yonkers at 6:5a.
Ta0APsoS.-ANSA CAswEIL. daughter OF Peter and Pc
tronela Thompson, aged months. t-@t #
The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon
three O'Clock, from No. q Beach place, Brooklyn.
WELIsTooD.-At Port Hudson La, Wednesday, June
"a, JoHN c. WfIasTo0D, Jr Of Greenwich, Conn., aged
"a years, month and IL days. second OF John G.
and Mary welsood. Ho died Of exhaustion brought on
by fatigue and exposure after the assault Port Hud
He attached 10 Company H. Twenty eighth regi
ment Connecticut Volunteers.