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Biurdrer at EariyIIIic.

Oa w ednespay evening 81 last week
the wife vi Eli Siyncr. carpenter. living
at Eariviile, WAS found q, The bottom .!
the celler stair. 1t her home dead Mr
s. EaG:, according 10 his own story. had
ben -; milking the cows, and ia comm /.
in foun1 ner there Without riisIu. her
W he started out and inform d some
nei gi.bo;s. Soa,e broken crockery was
found near her, indicating that she had
fallen down stairs It,. some plates IA he,
hands On examining the body. however
it WAS found she had some fr!g!iiful con u
slons on the front ns we'll A. on the haci, ot
her heal, and also finger MAJ ks about her
throa,-maiks showing that there had
been C stru -, a,'. blows administered
and that uer DEAN WAS not from u fall
The pieces o! crocksiv also did not fit 10
each other, showing that they We're placed
pC;rI ,esriY To deceive. On the Strength o
facts like ibfse Siguor was arrested and
from Monday 10 Friday underwent an ex
animation before u justice At EIr.villc who
finally held him TO appear uui-r bpai. OF
$1,000 A Coroner. jury has also been IL.
vesti eating the case but with what e-u!;
We have not learned There IS said "a b.
intense excitement 81 EIrlv:lle eD the
satl-c:
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Casualtles In the ef;h Rsst.

The brilliant victory VI Mcfherson,
Nay 2s!l,, at Dallas, was wln chiefly by
Gen Dodees division. to " hieil the 9th
ILL., R-g,.. Col John Morrill,. is attached.
Tne eEemy made the attack, but were re-
pulsed with teiribl. slaughter, and were
thu drivea off the i-ld, npon which they
lett 300 killed, wound-i ard prisoners.
viii = NJ Fi,-rsou lost less THAI 500 men
The following were the casualties in the
6ith Regiment in Tins gallant affair.
ENed-Rob,. Bes,lir, Co A. John West
COT, do: Robert Canirer, do, 4 = Way
ner 60 I.
Woaaaed-Cap: Chas J. Cong .r, C, A.
lightly u, the face; Lieut. James NJ
Spring. do. slightly in the righi sid.. aud
arm Milton Cudda6ack do slightly in
the back Corpl } Tarks ca F, MORALLY,
since died; 6 Waidr-n. so. severely in
the sr,A; Richard iiim'pond. do. Severe.
ly in the shoulder; Thos RrckaId, do.
severely in the leg John Sh,-k m.riallv
since lied: Eugene Avry, Co !, thumb
shot CN
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FIR E.

The lasth III Reg. GOO days men
who had: occupied the barracks recently
erected near this city. left their quarters
for the depot about Se'clsck. last Saturday
night Awatchman was left behind 10
put out the tires, and see to things" un.
til morning About 1870 clock, however,
in enc corner Of the structure, a bright
fame suddenly shot up, a. if igsited tur.
pentine, and in an hour more, the whole
range Of wooden apartments Known as the
government barracks It Ottawa, were i.
runs. II was evidently no, the work of
the soldiers; but the boys had proved
themselves quite a serious annoyance TO
the neikhborhood, and the probability il
that the FIRE was kIndled by some person
living in the vicinity to prevent any Msre
soldiers being quartere near them
The buildings had cost Uncle Samuel
some $I2, 900 to $4,000. all of which of
course, must be set dom to the account
Of the casualties of the war.
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REMEDY foR TIE PILxs.-It is q blessing to
the suffering 10 know that we have -fectual
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J.
=. Iiaz.rde, OF l6i Second street. Cincinnati, o
takes great pleasure III informing all who are
suferirg with pile, that he used y small quantity
of DR.. strlckiaud's Pile Bemedy. end it effected a
permanent cure. This seems 10 be the with
al who make use Of this splendid preparation. It
is manu- faciutcd at No. East Fourth street. Gin.
c,nnati, O.. and sold by all Druggists.
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SIcELis' SICklg.,-No: Gen. Dan 81 K :
les, but We mean such as farmers mus
have 10 cur their erais With. a.i which is
now rapid lily ri peHas /; Il not \ dty
too soon t" pu, your reaprr- y thorouG h
order Our friend SxxkIsER. ia the Huston
Macy building aear the E.ale Mills IS
better prepared to make all kinds OF
promptly. thal perhaps any other e>tab-
li,imsu, ,h!s side Of Chicago NJ matter
how badly yoIr reaper or mower is bang
ed up. take il to Swee,ser. aud ne vii!
turn II out to you III a short time a. good
as new. Gotoany thai have ;ried him for
the i.roof
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

III. parties in S. Lsus and rincinn Iii, who have
been count t'= Mustang Linim.nt uUdrr pre-
n-= 81 froPrie;cTshr have been thoroughly
bv The Courts. 70 guard azain-i further imposition
h4y- rT.cui cd irGEi lhv ) 1F-asur,. private
Plate revenue S;aIAp, Which - piac the of
eac bottle Each >ttinp the ffc annie o.
s,snstUT-. aud without ah,ch the =rtlc- j. =
fen, augero.s and a"iti.l.s imitation. ES,n nine
ry hoitis Ihi- lsiin-Gt Ia. ncrg in gov
lug III iavor 'ur rIs1y wears. TnsTr htrI -pi.i.
hamlet TIA habit b- Glob- that doe. Ain
ev.'e"ce OF It's woui Tl effects. Il i the best
lie IA the ~oll viz; - present Improved
d.ats its ef-sis upon and be psrfect
ma liable. Sorrs are hra,rd, pains relieved. rtvss
saY-d. salGnh- animals made Useful old IL |.
assuaE.d. For cuts, bruises. .praiu-. rhean .Iism
evenings bites. cu-s c-krl breasts, strained horses.
&C. it sovrre,gu -iuedy that shou ID oe dis
p-rs.a witt. IL should be ia every family Sold ~
all Druggists. y : BARNES New Yo.x
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Hfc?1HCpatiIy,

10 INV friends and patrons OF Oitaws and viciui
~ wr,h IL say. that nr. .. II. Mann. whe has
commenced the practice of medicine in our COM
nnuni;y is graduate Of the University Medical
College OF New York City. The best Allerathic
School in the L. :. has sp.n, two yesr. in Belle
vue Hospital. Y. Y. CITY. and is now prs' ticing
Homeopathy, purely from conviction OF lis SUI
perio:ity over the AIIopathic prrc:iee. lie row
6T-F- bis services 10 the friends of Homeopathy
= ihs CITY. lie may be ioaud u, nv Old uiiice.
JAS. ). AYRES, ii. d.
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THE NE.UvsLlEs-NO aUMBUC

Those Who witnessed ti.e performance Of Mons.
Alexandra Seuviis ana his artists on Wednesday
Hrenn. jane s,h. will say that he indeed gives
= performances riehout humbug
lie bsgs leave to say to the public that he is
not Mr. CarOn. IS many suppose. but Alexandra
Melville As he sdveruses himself 10 be- lie
gives what his bills SAY. and nothing less there
fore the public can attend his performance with
out fear Of being AsmbYgysi. for we can truly
say he srnv m.rts the nanr1 Of the i"imta''e pan
tomn.i4t and elo,cn He is requested by many of his
friends 10 give another performance On Friday
June nth. 1864. and We trust he will have u
good = tu,post, . ts dessrves. = EFSAs
Nosscs.-Ai mss1 wanted y travel With this
Trsups. Addrsss Alec. Melville. 0tsaws p. o.
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Sent TO the San Com Chicago June 6:h
from the Harding Soldiers Aid Society,
HOY Ma. :. Containing l wrspper iEpais
drawers. l handkerchief. / roll soft rags,
l quilt. l3 napkins. Is shirts. 10 pads p,
nair pillow cases. 10 sheets. 2boxes OF lin
; riliows. l3 rolls HANDBAGS Rex No. 8.
contents, horseradd,sh and cat.up.
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This 10 the deIie and mary article
ever dsccve ed. II chnnges the sun burnt face and
hands to peariy satin of rsvishiug beauty,
impart'ng the marble purity youth. and The aiatAowe
appearance so inviting III the city belle OF fashion. Il
removes tam fr-eki-s. pimpes roophHes- the
skin' leaving the complexion fresh Transparent and
smooth. II contains 20 the IL
PAtronized byActfesses Oyers Singe rs I, q hat
every lady should hsv.. ~
Prepared by ". E HAGAS. Troy,NY.
Address all orders 10.
DEMAS s. BARNES & Co, New Ysik.
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Cheroles Remedy aud Injection.

Ts ccr PEMAL EpAp Rive ell the attention OF our
fe ders Il advertise il our columns OF
the H.sorsx RExpDY AND INJt for tie cure Of
F.ou.fdLtll~. &ir IS Ties. Y, get able compounds
have iOund most sOvere i IN Specific for th-
ty The OF which III also aid in regulating The
o1- of the female system. offen int rupied nv
r. Alma. They c-Tian to cure speedily and
thoroughly. AID coalsins mineral poisnus-sre per.
&c, - .nnocuous TO the d ! cate organization
They are so Il e bes and .6ec i've Of TO-
and Gl-er yet Uncovered. Call fer Cherokee
Remedy or ipjscon Sold BY all DR.. ggists throughout
the coHnti y, u =
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EEAS h MORc,x A very full. rev SUI =
Ply Of Summer goods has jus; been receiv
ed at the large ani popular dry goods es-
tsblishmen, Of BEAN d MoLGAH, Glover 4
Cooks Block. These good. were bought
jus; before the late TREMENDOUS rise in
prices and will be sod for less than the
same goods can to day be bought in New
York
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| The county court has been in session
since Monday disposing Of quite a num>
Der of csses The Chascsry docket was
| taken up on Wednesday, and has also
been disposed Of Il ia good curt TO
get justice il promptly.
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AxoruEa C,xDin.rE We ara au hori.

ANOTHER CANDIDATE We ara au hori>
zed To announcer Ben r PHELPS a. can.
d.date against Abraham Lincoln for the
Presidency, or Constable, or any Office FOR
which laid Lincoln NAV be a candidate at
the November election. The latter office
would he preferred as the one either cans:
diiate is fit,est to I'll. t. Z
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Strawberries. Iec-cream. and Lemonade
The Soldiers Aid Society wllhare Straw berry
Festival at Lnitoa Hin next Tuesday. June II
70 the benefit of the Soldiers and Soldiers fam.
lilies. Admission 10 cts.
n. B.-As the the demands on the Treasury
have much increased of late it is hoped that the
citizens will be liberal in their patronage.
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MoTH SAVE yerr crii prrS.- Thousands Of child
die yearly worms whose lives might b. saved.
Mothers. Dr. CsurcIiLL', W ,rr Lp1 .og... which
wi surely II and Hpei them FRO you- children
Chiilr.n Uil ear them readily - Any candy.
Price IS c-pts per b'x Aisn. Shields Compound
CO.. yi LoIerSes. For all the drLreis. in otts
W.. IL. .r-. April 2sd IseI. Iy.
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,l,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE oF~AN
INVALID.
Published for HE hrptf. and = CAUTION To
YOUNG WEN snd -'hrrs. n. suf.r FROM Nervous
i-nI!ry Premature Decay Of NsnNooj, &c supplying
at t.- sane tE,e Tn. NEAs- oF sSLS CURE Nv one
who ID. cared himself a"r und. r''ug i6- rsb!-
i-cs-Iy ry eIo.osing postpaid .,dir-.srd uvei-
.pr Sit 4 = COT les be had of the autha,
NaTra>IkL MAYfAiE. E.o.
jun d: h. lSSl Iy T. ook Va, Kings Co., y. Y
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nflMsrREEr.s 1910
INIMlTABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,
fOTA DYE
res"res gray ha' to Its original color by supplying
the capillary tubes WIN natural sustensnce, impaired
by age o. disease. All ta't1nt fn<OTs dyes are com.
pos Of Lunar cdtlstc, destroying the vitality and
beatty Of tile hair. ami afford q! III em,sIyes no ress
ing Heimstreet's mimi; able Cooring not only re-
stores TO its natural color by an easy process bu.
gives Che hair a
J.Exuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth events its falling Of sradcates
dsnh' uH and lnpar- lra!h aud plessantness to the
head IL has siocd re Of tiu- being the original
nair CoioriEy, ana is constant Increasing in fsvor
Us by 9th gentlemen and ladies. 1t sold BY all
dealers or h. procured nv them OF the cotamrr-
ca agents. ID. :. BARNES Co, so2 broadway New
foik. Tao sEe.. 30 cenls aud 81.
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~sIF "a 6sss 20 =
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70 .1soss aaoz sd sIrO gTEIA0
"a Il, -afe- 4 "a az GakE &c sssass.g .-Ecz9
is>ssss - - go zs-sezs ssk-seS -ss. ssrE
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TO Rent. ~
A 00oD DAkN, near the Court ussss Sq7us Bo-
a ssiss ss lss AAl MIroHELL 8 1sSxY.
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W. 10 say .hat W have the largest the best and
tie AZ g ord. .IrI ed in isx West
Country. hat ,hali tl-= people the b-E
bar E-n-, and oWr.t prices OF any house In ut'- "a
bu ~ Tly -! :'- ruth, that Ne are reee wing
complete Assortment CT
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HuMRHREY-A. rompsn.rie Staten I,and, on Saturday.

HUMPHREY-M Tompknsvile Staten Island, on Saturday
June 10. OF consumption. Frances, wife Of Oeorgs
Humphrey of. this city.------..
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 60 attend The
ers om her late residence third cottage south OF DR.
Hitchcock Church Tonpkins Avenue on Tuesday at
O'clock Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for ss
ment Boats leave the foot of Whitrh street every hour
Carriages will be In waiting at Quarantine Landing upon
the arrival Of tho o'clock boat.
MANN-Snddeniy at Bowery Bay Astoria Long Island
on Sunday, June 49, 1864, Sarah Eliza. only daughter OF
Charles O and Eliza j. Manu. aaa grand daughter Of Jere
miah ill., and Sarah A. Dodge ssrd years and 10 months
FpneS sefvces from the house Of her grandparents on luce
d, a. r'sloek The reinaus viii be taken 10 Now
fsts Landing for infeIclsnt
NEWPORT-At the Coored Home on Sunday. June ~.
Elizabeth Newport aged n years faithful servant.
Hss relatives snd end are invited to attend tho funeral
Avenue, Tuesday sl.., ct q o'clock ,. m.
sTILEs-0n Friday May 49, while on the passage with hs
regiment from Pass Cavalo Texas 10 NewOresns Delus
T. Se. Of lie Roy, N.Y. Captain Of Company ii, 10Th Rss
ment u. 3. C. t., aged 81 yeas. ''.t
SLOCUM-killed instantly In action on Monday May 81,
John NJ Sloeu It'll NJ Vols. Army Of the Potomac, ~
his 23d year. son Of Robert =. Soeum Of this city.
TRAvfs-On Saturday June 49, Jane Fowler, wife Of Ns-
thsnel Travis. aged CO yesrs ...
wEIGHr-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June is. John B.
Wright. aged rs years.
The fnersf viii fake place from bis late residence No SO
Montague street Brooklyn. Wednesday afternoon 1t
O'clock fends and rssiyss einyited TO attend without
further astioc.
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A PrOclamutfou.

Proclamation. r,lI
And In the reign OF Abraham, whose surnsn9
was Lincoln IN the eighty and sixth year Of the INDIE
pedence Of the States Of Amercs that mighty rebellion
afose In that land.
Aud Abraham said unto Simon nom the Keystone State
And Simon did he commanded, and mashaed I'M
hosts Of young and valiant warriors from the East even
the Kennebec from the great river Mississippi
he some. being Of tho kind whose hair curled
Those who have risen against towards, and when
they behold banners they will surely r,m-out they
didnt. .....- ....... .---.,. .
And Il came 10 pass these mighty srpas went forth to
fight on the plains Of Manassas. 80 ..-.... I'D.
And Smons men, though valiant and brave were smoss
hip and thigh, even much that they hurried BRILLIANTLY oacs
to lean Abrahsms BOSOM
And many were slain bat more were wounded
Then there great commoon throughout the land ana
Abraham called aloud upon the wise men and men Of ss 70
the sick and give new strength unto the wonndeo
And 10! there In the North Drake cunning y
medicine, bat Of exceeding modesty :,
And when Abraham and the people beheld the wondeiml
which were wrought BY Drake, Apstap SAID; M3
children must not suffer- give NE thy drink 10 DRINK ana
l,ysill give IL a name" ,,,
And so Abraham drank and said there nothing like
H. not In Sangamon County, that was bteT 70 my
Zines la fighting tho Of the plantations IL sh. fof
evermore be called Plantation Bitters And % has been
And the wonderful work which It witnessed
I'll. y S sysy TOWN ava where ws
acodents and where climate or exposure destroys seus
AUD be said Let be proclaimed throughout; the length
and breadth Of the land, from the valleys and porptaA
tops that III who suef from feyers dyspepsia weaknes0
fos Of appetite nervous headache and mental despoo9
ency win ind relief through the Plantation bters TheS
add the stomach and biapcy 70 the mnf oil wnea
I o people, living example
Aud Drake did he commanded, aud got hlm paN
in tine great City of New-York And many y cane In
unto hlo were saled and went on thsir WY yeSssgy
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R,poyted 5y Teierrnph.

OswEGo, June 20.-fLoUs unchanged WHEAT scarce end
ia goOl sale. w bush Ri Fsskss ct III eo0y
bn.h No. Winter Red Indiana al 81 so 81 "a and 90
Do on private terms. OioI gains quiet Cans. tkEehi
Esh-f IN giain; wheat nc g Newlors Lle lsPoaIs;
ca bhls Fiour II 40 bnsh Wheat, eco brsh Com fap
BUSH Oats EXPORTS no th Flour, 2eto bu.h. Wheat,
500 bush { oln shipped by railroad, e8 bcs Floor
ALBANY, June 2l.-fLorR active aid firm. WHEAT, hshi
sses Chgite iehissn ~ LEA "a Is. oars quiet Coax
s,e. sass Of ylCJJ bush. We.tsfn NJ ~ aLoat
SnnPED III ToNs-s,o0 bush Corn, loi,aOq bush Wheat
500 Drsb. Dais
EuFYALo, June 20.fLOgR hTmef, openng viii fair de-
nand and closing qu, WHEAT la2c. bsIirri .a.es NO.
Milwaukee Spring, arrive 81 81 IS, No. do 81 '9i No
Chicago SlGag, ~ o.. COAs-S1es no q TO StIi'e q.
III 81 OAIs inactive at ga a6ic. Othcr Grams nominal
WIsEr 2d5c better. sss. r a5a 81 81 tKKishrs duh
and lnelaus,d lxPSKTs-f our 1870 byis WHEAT 3t,
bush; Com, 8i,O8 bash Oats, 400 bush rea' Et'I
bush flour. oas bbi. Wheat, ia9'S bush
Corn, 6I,750 bush Oats, $40 bush
CHlcAso June ~ LouR firms holders Ask an advance Of
25a5c NnKAT Lrive and excited sales from 81 -
10 . Is lor No aud . ga 7l IS iof No. 2 ososns with
buyers a. o. fof 40. aud 81 ~ for No. cosS IN.
Changed ssl l6i04 IL for No. and Iztd 81 ~ f9f
10 DAN qusi sisld11 HIGnTIsEs ~ active demand
sales 3Oo bhis u I'll Gat g. closing WIS afternoon ~
Al 5ld+l p rHoyIsIOss hrn. fREiGHTs dni qua 40
ciinei ialir BEcEIPTs-ss 200 bbls. Flour 81 90 bush.
Wheat - 800 huih Corn shIPhkSrs-Svo Do" f'"u''
70 OoO bush. Wheat, t4.oOV bush Corn
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An Inquiry.

To tie Editor Of The n. Y Tribune
SIR: I would like to ask, through your Jour
M. Univ Il is that all the men who support the regular
Union organization Of this city $50 recognized by an
overwhelming vote in our last Union state
arc bopr dismissed from tho Appraisers Department Of
ri. o,,, Ono of them 10 cripple OR. Horton. TWEEN
49, e., ward who has two brothers In the army. Is
= a mart Of bargain between the great "Wadsworth
liner Of the Twenty second Ward and one Of the APP
n,.ses by which he has to prove his reachcry to bis
friend. and bis fcalty TO his purchascrs II Mr. Chase
really designs to support Mr. Lincoln he should look to
:, that tho rea Lincoln men are not Hanscd out OF tho
public store and their nlaOas led hv freSas Of the
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The Efcets Of n Storm.

He hath his " sy in the whrwnd and In the storm"
To tie Editor e( Tie W " Tribune
SIR: II is with deep regret we state that the
New.York Protestan Magdalen Asylum, AT Yorkviie,
near the Ffh avenue was rendered nearly untenant'
able by violent storm Of wind and rain which occurred
on Thursday last considerable portion OF the fence
Which incloses the premises demolished and the
roof Of c building raised freely to admit the rain
into the dornores and upon the furniture. So serious
has been the damage that TO repair II viii require The
labor OF mechanics for days at expense of several
hundred dollars
society OF ladies. who have sustained for thirty
years, by voluntary contributions collected monthly
from the benevolent aud symPathizing friends Of the
youthful wancrer feel this loss exceedingly especially
IA il has occurred at OF the year when colec
lions even for the necessary current expenses of the
institution are with difficulty made, aud the expense Of
mechanical labor has doubled
VIII some benevolent individuals promptly respond
TO this appeal TO aid in repairing the loss thus proy
dcntially sustained and help these women WHO labor
10 rescue aud save those who have wandered from virtue
and from God
While stating this mention the coal bill OF sioO To
be yet paid
ANY contract work OF the sewing order VIII Dc
most cheerfay performed by the inmates VINO desire
In lessen the burden Of their kind friends who strive 10
save both body and soul alive.
Mrs. Hoffman OF the "Sewing-Iioom committee 10
.,des at No. PIG West Twenty eighth street; the Treas
urer Mrs. S. Ely at No. 70 West Twentys1th street.
New. York ...Ir ~
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Illl. ID.

ARNOLD-At Pougkeepse Seventh day the 18th Inst.
David Arnold In the dJd year OF his age.
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend his funeral
his ue.dy afternoon OF O'Clock from his late Residence
at Poughsecpsie. ........ a.
UARTLEY--At Tsrytown. on Sunday morpIng, June 10
of scarlet fever Abiua Louise infant daughter OF Joseph W.
and florinda ~ Hartley, aged l8 months.
The remains were Inferred In the Imrytown Cemetery
HENDERsoN--On Saturday. June II, at 9Th Corps Hospi
tai White House. Va OF wound received in battle near
Gold Hsbor June VIM. Henderson, First Sergeant Com
many T., 9th N. Y. =. NJ
He len NewYorh with tho regiment May a. 1861 and had
never been rbsct from day. bat participated In every
march aud engagement, coming through all unhared INV
wounded In ih the last action in which the regiment toos
part. lie died, as he lived noble Christian soldier
80 toiled he on tin his work done.
Now the Pcarly Gates unfold.
And he finds his rest on his Ssyior's breast
AT hYlne N tl.s Gits Of VQld' .I fI