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, 1864-02-04
FROM COLUMBUS,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 8. 1861
About ONO score and ten broken down
politicians assembled by several OF the
gcnt1er sex, have been in conclave all to-day,
calling themselves the New Church party.
They were under the leadership Of High
Priest Olds, of Fort Lafayette memory, and a
Political scallawag by the name Of Given, an
ex-Methodist preacher, who was 80 much
affected with secesh doctrines as promul-
gated by the Crisis Of this place aud Times Of
your city, that his congregation gave him
percmptory notice to find another field OF
labor. Nothing but talk Was done other than
to Dame the new organization the Christian
Union Church. Indeed the whole movement
seems to be u failure. 4 dozen or more
backsliders under the lead Of such miserable
political and moral sinners as Olds, Given and
Van Trump are not likely to revolutionize
the theological world. This very select body
of very exemplary Christians is still in ses-
sion in the hall, ont Of reach Of the general
public.
Basil Duke has been released from confine-
ment in the Ohio pcnitentiary by order Of
the War Department. He is now on parole
with instructions to report at camp Chase.
The House to-day passed resolution cen-
suring and condemning Coz and Pend1cton
Of Ohio, comprehend congressman, for voting
against the patriotic resolutions offered in
Congress by Greene Clay Smith, Of Kentucky,
On the ground that they have proved false to
the war platform on which they were elected.
The South Carolina delegates with few
weak kneed Union m en- voted against the res
olntion- The Legislature has passed bill
to accept congressional grants Of land for an
Agricultural College,
, 1864-02-04
FROM FORT SMITH.


{speciA, Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne.]
FoRr SMITH, Ark. Feb. 8, 1864.
A terrific storm swept over the entire
Southwest last Eunday.. About II o'clock In
tue morning it rose to tornado, which ragged
with tremendous violence some twenty min
utes, and extended over portion Of the In
dian Territory and down the Arkansas Val
ley. Immense damage WAS done. The tele-
graph lines were prostrated for miles. That
to Little Rock was almost destroyed.
Brig. Gen. Thayer has arrived at Fort Smith
from Little Rock. He took command yes
tcrday. =.
The river Is becoming more free Of ice.
There is five feet clear on the bars, and ris.
lng. The rise has amounted to eight feet
thus far since Sunday night
Gen. Thayer, accompanied by his staff and
his wife, was out in all. the. Sunday storm.
They suffered terribly while the tornado
ragged, being unable to obtain shelter.
The Union Convention In Little Rock has
nominated Judge 1saae Murphy as Provision
al Governor, and have organized Provisional
State Government Its proceedings are to be
submitted to &vote ofthe people In May next.
County officers will be elected in May; In
some parts Of the State in March.
Major F. J. Anderson, Chief Of Staff here,
has been relieved from duty here at his OWE
request He will join Gen. Blunt at Leaven
worth In few days.
, 1864-02-04
THE yFAK IN NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.


Nk~BxRs. Il. C., Fab. !, ria FoEr MONROE.
70 Aaj Gen. Butler:
Early this morning our outposts 1t Bach
ellor's Creek we're attacked by the enemy,
represented to be in force Of 15,CQo strong,
consisting Of Hoeke's brigade and Picket's i
division. 1t being impractic1ble to make an
adequate defense osss fosee fell back fn good
order, destroying the camps, abandoning a
few stores, with the loss OF from so 10 100
and one section oflight artillery Our forces
| are now 80 arranged that We are confident Of
i q successful resistance. Almost sinrlta-
|: neously with this attaeE- the enemy advanced
on the south side Of Trent, with what force
!! some}y repulsed.
The communication continues unfnterrup<-
ed with Morehead City, but the rebels are'
near the railroad, with thaeyident intention
Of cutting it. The commander at Beaufort
Is aware Of the situation, and viii use every
effort to prevent interupt:sap with the rail
road. J. c. FA1.Hz:..s, Brig. Gen.
LATER.
The section Of artillery enHposed to have
besn captured is at Beach Creek. and may be
preserved.
FoRrnEss MONROE, Feb. s'-Gen. Butler
has received the following:
On the 26th ult., Gen. Palmer sent an expe-
dition to capture force Of :ebel cayalry In
Jones and Onslow counties, N. C. They sue
ceeded in routing the enemy, captured twen-
ty-th7ee men with their horses md equip
mcntar destroyed 15o, 900 to 200, coo pounds Of
pork, 70 bushels Of salt, 10, 600 pounds Of to-
baccot 50 barrels Of beef, and aso captured
several mules, horses, &c.
On the eth ult., Capt Cady, Of the 21th
New York battery, proceeded With bis COM
mand to Tyrell county, N. c., when they cap
tured five men, who have been g1ulty Of . Sc
lies If robberies, and one Of the mnrderers Of
tinIgan. They took two Confederate officers
ind LOCO sheep,
, 1864-02-04
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Ch1cago Tribune.1
MADISON, Feb. 3, 1864.
Senator Clarke introduced q joint rcsolu-
ton, which was adopted, calling for COM
mittee to investigate rumors Of corruption
Of the Legislature By railroad influence dur
ing the last session. A resolution was also
adopted instructing the Joint Committee On
Agriculture to examine into the expedlency
Of fmemorializing Congress for the abrogation
Of the reciprocity treaty.
The Sd Wisconsin veteran regiment leaves
here tomorrow tor Tennessee, their thirty
day fnrlough having expired. The regiment
has recruited up to about 600 men.
The Governor has appointed Hon. G. II.
Washburn, Of Oshkosh, Judge OF the 10th
circuit, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of Judge Wheeler.
! A Sorghum Convention is in session here
to-day.
Some $50 men have been sent to the field
from Camp Randall In the last ten days, and
5SS received. The following old organiza-
tions Of Wisconsin soldiers have been re-
cruited to the maximum: 90th and s2d infan-
try; 1st cavalry; LIST, Sd, 18th, 5th, 9Th, 7th,
9th and 18th batteries.
, 1864-02-04
FROM: SPRIMaFlEl0.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune-]
spnMaEHID. Feb. 2, 1864.
I learn that By order Of the War Depart
ment the 18th Illinois is to be mounted i'm
mcdiately from the Government horses at
st. Louis, and then sent without delay to re-
port to Gen. Banks at New Orleans.
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Biggsvillc,
numbering fifteen members, have forwarded
to Col Williams, agent Of the State Sanitary
Commission, the amount Of 800, to be ap-
Piled for the benefit Of sick and wounded
soldiers. S73 has also been received from
Chester, to be applied to the same noble
cause.
We learn that Mrs. Grigg, formerly of OF
taWa, has been appointed Matron OF the hos
pitfalls ut Camp Butler. The lady, We under
etand, is eminently qualified for the RESPONSE
bic position, having had considerable expe~
riencc in the hospitals at Vicksburg.
Gen. John a. McClernand left last evening
on the Alton and st. Louis train for the
South, 10 join his command in the Depart.
ment CT the Gulf.
Maj, J. N. Hubbard, Of the LIST battalion
Missouri cavalry, marine brigade, has been
honorably discharged from service to cn,blc
him to accept an appointment Us III officer Of
an Illinois regiment
SPB1Sar1E1D, Feb. 9.-By order from
Washington, Brig Gen. Julius White, late In
command Of the I'd division OF tho e3d army
corps, in East Tennessee, Is assigned to duty
here, in command Of this department for
drafted men, relieving Gen. J. II. Corse.
, 1864-02-04
FROM LANSING,

Especial Ulspatch 70 the Chicago TF1b1ue.I
LAHsEsa, Mich. Feb. 8, 1901.
The house to-day concurred in the admend-
ments made by the Senate, to the soldiers
suffrage bill and that measure only needs
the signature of the Governor to become q
law. The two houses having disagreed on
the volunteer bounty bill, committee Of
conference was appointed, and their report
was concurred in. Thus the two leading
measures Of the Session have been perfected.
The legislature will adjourn tomorrow. a
considerable number Of local bills are still
on the general order, but will be disposed Of
befnre the adjournment
, 1864-02-04
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1864.
H{JfTSF.

HOUSE.
An amendment Was agreed to 6trikin. out
the $400 communication, thus leaving 1t $500.
The following cla1sc was secured out Of
the bill: And II any drofted man shall pay
money for the procuration Of substitute,
euch payment shall operate only to relieve
such persons from the draft In filling the
quota, and his name shall he retained on the
roll in filling future quotas without further
action"
for ship canal for war vessels, from the Mis-
eissippl to the northern lakes.
The House went into Committee on Amend
meuts TO the Enrolment bill.
Mr.. MYERS Of Pa, proceeded to show
that u, as had been asserted, the draft was
unpopular, it was because OF certain tFaitors
who bad stsiven by their speeches to render
it odious.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Pa, made u speech in
!ayor Of DRIFT
The debate here closed, and the Committee
proceeded to discuss the amendments.
Adjourned.
WAsHzaros, Feb. 3.
SENATE.
The enrolment bill was postponed until
tomorrow.
The report Of the Committee On the Judlcl-
ary in the Hale case was adopted, and the
Committee discharged.
On motion Of Mr FEssENDEN, the Senate
took up the House Revenue Bill as reported
from the Committee Of Finance with amend
Mr. FEssEEDEN. explained ut length the
effect and merits Of the Committees amend
mcntsA. r.
Farther consideration Of the Revenue Bill
was postponed until tomorrow.
Nj. SUMNER, of Mass, presented pro-
test OF the Germans in Boston against the
Presidents scheme. of reconstruction Re-
ferred.
, 1864-02-04


The opera troupe Ia under c1ond- Lorini coot1n.
nee Ill and laboring under heasJ cold, which ne
.ccerftated the performance Of La Favo1ita Last
evening instead o1 T7ovatore. The house was
crowded with splendid audience, drawn out by
the cxpectant melodies Of Verdi, and although
there wss shade Of disappointment at the change
still the audience evidently appreciated the circum-
1tsncos and gase the FavoFtse handsome recep-
1ien.
RAILROAD BA11.-To-nieht one Of the marked
,creuts of the fashionable season viii transp1re at
the fremont Honse. It IL the Annual Railroad
Ball rot up under the management Of gentlemen
connected with the Chicago, Alton aud ST. Louis
RAILROAD. Ite entire SUCCESS, In all respects, il
injured.
MUSICAL UK1ox.-A rehearsal under the olfec-
,4fon Of Mr. Charles Ansorge, will take place 1t
their Hall, in the Methodist Church Block. this
.erentng. .-..
MAsoux1Apx.-Tho masquerade progresses
1nnce md promises to be marked 6uccsss. II
- IN The hands Of the right kind Of managers.
1bcy understand the work they hHve TO do. and
ard Will do It in = manner that viii be bufe to
s,1nt5fv those Who viii attend.
Musxux.-There was large crowd 1t the Nh
aeum-oycr etx hundred in ALTO see old Nep-
tune Who will in fen days take hfs departure for
the East. The IpvidbIe Lady IL not 5es quite
no.dy to sAote herself She will be aeady to 70"
celve ca}ls IN 4 few dny&.
, 1864-02-04
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
C1xc1HyAT1, Feb. $, 1861.
Wn1skY-Market opened buoyant, and further i'd
established, with sales Of 100 brs at 853
s5Kcthe latter for foreign. Under the favorable ad-
vices from New York. a further advance Of 70 wAs
obtained this afternoon-the market closing very trn
>: sc.
PRov1s1oEs-The demand for Bulk Meats, partly
speculative, continues heavy, footing up nearly 1Jo
GO ns though change In price, though IN advance
ofK@Ac higher was generally asked At the close. We
quote Shoulders at 7A@1kc; loose Rib Sides 9oS9
s,sc; Clear Sides 1oK@1oK; for light to heavy Hams
loK@05Sc- Sales repor eds soo, 900 Ds Rib Sides at
Sc, locse delivered ut intsrto7 point: 1000 Clear
slider, averaging Is MS At 1oHe, loose 100 hhds Rib
sdea, averaging % to 80 ns at 9Hc, packed and de-
nTered at Richmond, lad; II so ns Sho93sFt sHc
packed and delivered at Lafayette. Boxed Meats are
held at exc, which is above tha Views Of buyers.
Cumberland Cuts arc l1Hc for short and lo4@11 for
short clear But few lots Of Bacon hte out Of smoke
and but little is done outside of army supplies. Lard
closcp In goed demand at 12Hc for prime city and
country. 50 Hams sold ike. There Is fair de-
mand for new city Mess Pork. and 5000 was offered
end refused, 29soc higher being ashed bbls choice
country brand scld at $2o!5o.
GRocf1IHs-Active but prices unchanged
ToBAcoo-For selections we auote Ohio Seed Leaf
sc@sac: Kentucky Manufacturing. Sa$nc Firgtn'a
Leaf, 40@30c.
, 1864-02-04
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, FEBRU UARY 4, 1864.

| EEall UG dttEost0 " 40 eFSSI1lJ ~ PoSo4UAGs
It was also agreed la: the Union members
| of both Honees be invited to meet in caucus Ut
an early day to devise measures foF securing
greater unity o4a=tion in legislation and In
tho approaching political contest.
Mucl genenernF debate ensued, lasting till
eleren o'clock, In The course Of Which Win
ter Davis argued the importance OF Congress
slonal action with reference to the re-organ-
tzation Of rebel States, that all depots OF the
Government might work In harmony in the
matter referring esI e:1ally to the bill
On the subject about to- be reported from Ills
Committee, The presidential question was
nottouched on directly or Indirectly. ::
WARRINGTON, Feb. 3d.-The Ways and
the petroleum md tobacco. A delegation of
butchers wc1e before the Committee to-day
demonstrating against any Increased tux on
beeves.
special;cosumittco to inquire into the ex-
pcnditurea Of TIE Naval Department VIII meet
ito be that concerning purchases made by Or
:der Of the Department not In accordance with
1.-THE hws where ezhorbitant prizes wore paid.
i The SennteMuHary COMMITTEES haVc passed
upon IL 1arg@ number of military nomina-
-.tiops.
!: Gen. schohela's nomination together with
!. many others Eere postponed
The Senate 's>GaTa1 Commi3tee also passed
npon NIL naVa1s nominations before them
They likewise considered anI will report a
bill to equalfxos sthe grade Of line officers In
the navy.
The spccials totne Rst seys the commit
tee on ways andene&ns will ucAoab btedly obey
the instruction5,ef the House yesterday in
The attempt to inorease the income Of Gov
ernnent very largely BY increased taxation.
Mr: spanlding1 Of New Yosk, introda-
ship canal around Niagara Falls.
Gen. McClcllan:s report is out
Mr: Loyejoy FcMatns very III.
The Supreme Caurt is still considering the
case Of Greene G. Bronson va. the La Crosse
and Milwaukee, R., R; Co., and three other
I tanglemept and tie Issue involves s750, 900.
/ The amendments reported BY Senator
/ Trnmbu1l to-day, othe law forbidding mem-
bers Of Congress from acting as agents for
presentation Of claims, DC, proposes to re-
pca1 the provision which prccludes them
IRON acting as counsel Or agents in any court
or before any comm iEBion.
Heads Of Departments, Chiefs of Bureaus,
Clerks and other officers Of the Government,
arc prohibited from accepting pay, for ser
vices in connection with claims, contracts or
accusations, before any department, or mill
tary or naval commission: The fine on con-
riction is limited to $40, ,000 and two years
Imprisonment, a3 the discretion OF tho court
trying The Ba1ne.
The Senate today in executive session, con,
Hrmea the following appointments
y. B. H. Waters, as Receiver Of Public Monies,
Alexander Mectsad{, to be Receiver offa'a1c
hGn,se: g g FsS9.aH a9 e. fit1; It o,ppb,tc n,ontaa
We1,f1tia1 ~ w ieee'ct aoNs
Rabbi s. DOR, to be Receiver Of Public Monies,
at San F1ancieco
F. E. Adams, to be Receiver Of Public Monies At
Humboldt, Kaasas. s...~,,.
Wtn. a. MefT!Weo1nef, 10 De un4teo o1atAtt mar-
, 1864-02-04

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 3, 1854.
The veterans still come home, re-enlisted
for the war. The 4Sth aud 59th Ind. infantry
left Huntersville, Ala yesterday, for this
city. The SGD is expected tomorrow. 4
glo1ious reception awaits all these gallant
boys. The 115th, 4Gth, 117th, md 11sth In
diana Bix months men are on their way home
from Knoxville, Tenn, their term Of service
having expired. Most Of the boys will re-en-
list.
A special term of the United States Dis
trict Court will be held on the second Tues
day in March, in accordance with act OF Con-
gress.
The Marion county Agricultural Society
had IN interesting meeting tonight, and q
dispatch from Washington says that large
quantity Of land would be granted for Agri-
cultural Colleges.
Great preparations are being made for the
grand Union Convention on the ed.
The Governor Is better
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 3.-Gor. Morton is
about to issue proclamation calling on tho
people OF Indiana to respond to the Prcsi-
dents last call for troops and I'LL up the quo
tn OF this State. The number Of men re-
qnired viii be given as soon as the official
data can be obtained
Gov. Morton is confident Of the ability Of
the State to meet this demand.
, 1864-02-04

Resig nation Of Judge Skinner Ac-
eepted---Appointment Of E. B.
McCagg as President.

The readers Of the TRIBUNE have been made
awarc Of the fact thst come time ago Hon. Marx
Skinner had rendered his resignation as President
OF the Chicago branch Of the Sanitary comn,is-
sion, which WAS not acted upon, tho Commission
believing that he might be induced to reconsider
his determination. That hope was, however, not
fulfilled, and meeting was held on Monday last,
at which the rasignation was accepted, aud Ezra
B. McC42g WEE elected to iii tho vacancy. The
following resolutions were offered by Rev. r. ".
Patton, d., and unanimously adopted:
Reeosted. That IN accepting with great regret
and afer @a1n efforts to secnse its withdre tho
resignation Of the Hon. Marx Skinner, tho Pree1-
denl Of this body from the commencement Of It's
sion feels ii to be due alike to him and Themselves
to place On record their un::nimous testimony to
tho ability. courtss5, devotion and fidelity with
sible and reH den5ng position, meeting Win char
lie dimealt qasstions and eonafstng intsrestseoa.
II he aeld making isrse ss4taees q tine, peep.
niefy ez1olnment and personal easc and health, In
eratuitous labors for the sick and wounded so'lss
uniform consideration and honorable defcrcnce,
bis associates in the Commission; representing
PaTcnt organization to The mutual satisfaction and
mlssion by hit pc1ronal Influence ana weilea1ned
1cg.' rnl!ie: and e.eady rcfnsfns 10 SHOW The
euocees Of this Commission and bis Own popularity
Is te President 10 be pzostitutcd to my party or
1etaie<d. ;Thst in parting from their honored
President, the members Of the Comm!ssion would
express their earnest hops and prayer for the
Gy hie service In the causc Of humanity aud pat
riotism. and their expectation that he ana they
yil soon hare occasion to 1eoee II ths s1ose q
e9ty and the Union, over treason, slavery and the
rebellion
, 1864-02-04

AEADQUARTERa AHAT OF THEFuTuNAC,
FebEuary3r 1sA-
Intercepted letters from rebel ladies' show
that Of GOO cavalry sent into the Valley du-
ring the recent cold weather, net over 500
had returned Many were frozen to death !;
others were frost-bitten and sought refnge
in farm houses and villages. The entire
movement WIS q fatal future.
At last accounts Early's force. was resting
on Middle River, near Mt Crawford, having
abandoned the enterprise.
This morning eleven prisoners and ten
horses, belonging principally to the 9Th Vir-
! q i tie vicinity Of Thornton's Cup.
3: Deserters continue to arrive from the
!; fIot. They report great scarcity of pro-
visions, forage, and clothing, and also large
numbers waiting for a proper opportunity to
avail themselves Of the Pres;atnt's Amnesty
Proclamation The enrolment Of civilians,
white and colored, within the lines Of tho
army, is nearly COMPLETED.
, 1864-02-04

or'1er co4a1Ss4nT !. H. ,e4rss er sssuas1srEsoz.{
tb se9sa sIi 81 e
eoS Rss9es + eest % quality M & sossss Moa!ay: m.,s
thoEo1gh)% soope5e1. and in good order. Bar
500 Ts1s Psana, sS b Il 81 Sss ess ss.; ;9 fs o4s as
R5Es g Il ssseasz
10000 pe1na. q d.. Hehs Yellow Coffee Sugar. OF
Sf;Ss I'll i asafof ths 1u:poss. and to bo
sss g q ss's esss;E o Z.
sh,sty:%:s = III: ,si q siss:soSsss eet::s e
fe e. . sa2 eas bs IT, e sas
ssRns np i esS1sls q hs1SsTeis oi4 xsiloss
ssss @Hss s'ts ssa.ss saa
s}ss;$ St::.ss nshts. . s. is ounces . ID
4ctoo pounds good hard Soap, to be made only from
odoP coatsa n@t Ssa Sc Re Pas
cent. Of w.teF. and to b well dried baforo b.
4o&oo pounds Of good ,c1esn, dry una Salt h strong.
-. le9t. well cooperea baHels.
aao Ea;lo9s OF good Aolasses' In barrels Or half
1jaop pounds Pure Ground Black Pepper Tho Pep-
R
tatninR Twenty-Five pounds each,
sSp.!sts P!eaosslsie d5pl,sstss %1.: b. made sor
15 hs Eaee = ast 0 = delivered viii
81! ~ si I'd
S should be at least in quart
4 printed copy Of thts advertisement must be 4
lacked to each psopoeai: aas tae ProRo::is Mnss b
e
s. III iniansd .ssofdias il IL Psseett asa
e s oe 5 It
prorosed to oe furnished shall ha executed II re-
sellers ns57e P1aee Of business saa tee d.te of
:s E
wsas9
M I'D @
Ths et the packages to be Included in tho pr1eo
a6ove sores 70 be delivered ftee Of draynze at
:ess Pises t&s II; = csla;se % a: nay 5. :.
xtheut espeass to ths United States mil reaailel
psasa sas Il :'eh AZ ee
The underr2ntd reserves the right to fe)ect Any o.
ali btdA offered.
Propotals fof different articles must be on separate
bidders ale respectfully invited to b present At tho
opening Of tho bids. ]:
I'D e1
ut tho ot1ce OF the UNDERLINED.
4 COPY OF the recent l0Wa With reference to Cou-
tracts and Contra stags may bo found thls otse.
and will be furnished 10 Contractors for their iafot
nation nrd guidance.
Proposals must b in duplicate, enclosed tn sn CO
re1opc. addressed to the undersigned, and tndossa
'0' II. p. SMALL,
Lieut.. Colonel and Commlssary Of sunststcnse.
fot-
, 1864-02-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dtspatch to the thlcAE0 Ifipune+l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1888.
Acaucus ofRepublican members oftheHouse
called for tonight Will have several questions
brought before it. The principal and most
important one relates to resolutions prepar
ed by Henry Winter Davis, chairman Of the
select committee on reconstruction, which
In general pnrport affirm that reconstruction
Is an affair for the whole Government and not
thclE1ecutiye Department; to be effected by
legislation and not proclamation. An effort
win probably also be made to axthe hour for
the close Of the debate on the conlecation
resolution.
The statement of the Copperhead Journals
that at the senatorial caucus night before last,
all the speeches were against Mr.. Lincoln,
is unfounded. Two Senators criticised his
course, especially for tardiness In the matter
Of enllstipe co1ored soldiers, and for his &C.
ton on Missouri affairs, but then defended
bis policy rs whole.
The bill reported by Mr. Arnold, from the
Committee on Roads and Canals, and recon-
mitted for the construction Of a ship canal
from the Mississippi River to the Great
Lakes is substantially the same as that de-
feated last yeor. Frank Blair introduced d
bill to-day for the establishment Of an
Assay Office at St. Louis.
A bill Was introduced In the House to-day
instructing tho judiciary Committee to in
quire into the propriety Of so amending the
Confscation Act, as to provide In the sales
Of plantations Of over five hundred acres, for
a division into lots Of not over one hundred
and sixty acres. This, like the bill intro
duced in the Senate looks to the extension
, 1864-02-04

In this city, Feb. 3, 1885,. FREDERIC L. SMITH.
Friends cf the family are coId1ly Invited TO sttend
bis funeral, from the rta!dsnce OF hts hF2thef
uer smith 138 Nolcott street, Friday. Feb. 5sn AZ
{ele7 en- A. III. ,r1p
In this city, Feb. ;, 1861. WILLIAM Z. AhAAh'
Eli remains v III be taken TO OsEego' A8a171' WI
Keetes'er. N. !, papers ple.se espS .pS1s BRADLEY
vnnneest San Of Pht!p a. ind Teresa c. aoyne aged
In ibis city, The morning o. uo III toss. Mss
psyai tosaa5. ~. 4 he @ Esasds3es of heE
father, g. Lyman. No. 81 TO- a.
Pm. . ,es, pvnrrr. ~ ,,.
E.s.ss w'h1DSs:s D :ssed se s7 5sass. ~ ''' ''n
"sDSo1Tasfsa 4 sae Sorth PTean5ts!lAn Church, come.
Of css4 and Indiana Streets On friday = 1t
~ nxi,ht, on tho 9th ut, CELIA Jo8EPHlNE
d,nxhteT 81 ]. q. md Rschsl Diatz. aged Eear1.