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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-19
State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., s..
IN Pleas--Civil Huit.

Court OF Common Pleas--C1vll Butt.
The Citizens Deposit Bank TINE defendants, Johp,
OF Wheeling l. x. Miller George Z
VS. Wheat The Wheeling Sa-
John P Miller George X. Wings l. stItuiion, and A.
Wheat The Wheeling Sa- c. Mckee, non.resident
Wings institution, A. Nc OF the State oil Ohio Will
kee, and Christopher take notice that, on the 1tn
Schiihle. day of April, 1854 the said
nlaniif ed petition In said Court in substance,
that the Spring Term 1851 OF the said Court, that ts
plaintiff had recovered Judgment against the said de-
endant John r Miller for the sum OF S7lfo %, and
the costs OF suit and that the said Judgment is unssis
ted in whole. Tnnt the said suit had been commenced
BY attachment and That the property attached was sub
iect liens OF the other parties. AT the time OF the at
tachment That lots No 100 and 13 in Wallace's addi-
ton Martinsvile subject TO debt of about
81 500 10 the Wheeling Savings Ins.tion seedred by
a deed OF the defendant Mckee. Thai the hone
place OF about sixteen was subject 10 debt Of
about 81 900 to the said Savings institution secured y
mortgage the said George K Wheat. who is surety
OIL the said note being the debt. ot the said Miller
The prayer in substance is for the sale OF the attaehed
properly aud for the distribution of the proceeds Of tho
sale according TO the priority OF the said liens.
The SAID nonresident defendants will appear. snswe
or demur the said petition the 18th day ef June nex
judgment will be entered all 81 them on their default
J. F. CHARLESWoRTH, Clerk
April Il, I5G4.-6w
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Notice.

an the % day Of May, ise4, the Pfoos,. CSun 1 o.
G. Davis 10 be probably insovent Creditors arc there
Tors required their s.@; ms s is,.s ,o@
hs tine sbevs msniis asd they will not Be smiled 70
payment e r,...,.- q JohniC. psyiss.
H.u 4 fl6k.s
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UNION HOUSE,

,v,uis Ho;.l. IN Morris,eyn, so long knswn as the
81 I.ippinc ois HopAe, has been purchased by ana
4 now kspt BY the uaasrsisnsd. ;u..
The travelling Rses sSs ss Ss Houss ssmisi.Ss
nveIys VIVA - nA~"'
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Belmont Co. Az. society.

There will be meeting Of the Board of
managers of said society at st. Clairsville,
on Saturday, May 2sth, 1864, at o'clock
Pm. BY order of the President.
JNo. DUNHAM, Sec'y. , -..-s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-19

TEACHERS EXAMINATION at the usual
place, Saturday, May 2Sth, commencing at
9 clock precisely.
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Brushes.

TUsT received, fresh stock Of Hair, Tooth. cloh
J shoe White Wash, Scrub and Honse Brushes a.
j. II. WEST cos
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE j, hereby given that at the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was was up,
Roben C. BotEin deceased, late OF said County.
All those indebted said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified present them Tor settlement
within one year from this dale; .
May s. 1891.
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Communication Money.

T)ERsONS who may be drafted in the 10th District Of
L Ohio and who shall decide to avail themselves OF
the privilege Of paying the $3.50 communication lee pre-
scribed by law will pay the same at the once Of the
Collector of Internal Revenue. IN CamoridSe IN Gov
Eminent money or the notes OF National Banks.
c. ]. ALBRIGHT,
Receiver of Communication Money.
Cambridge, o, May 10, 1854. myi0-lts
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l3o ACRES OF LAND,
Honey.
seven Year Itch

Sis isi Sts D'''i irsasoNs ~ ase Das
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-19

Ts VERY PREVALENT Throughout, the country.
suro and Quick euro is afforded by the of an lci
oinlmsni, prepared at PATrERsoN's Drug Store
trtn' ''
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w. n. GARDNER, Agent.
Dissolution.

TIME partnership heretofore existing bet ween D. F.
l. Howell aud I. d. Arkle, under the hrm nnme o
Howell Arkle, was dissolved by mutual y e9n,eni OF
the 7th day Of February, 1864. u. f. HOWELL.
Bridge mort, Nav 10, 1854
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-05-19

n. :, A amertean and Ftne French Trusses
Yso cnu,r,. Superior shoalder Braces suitable ,ef
a bolh Ladies and g Gentlenen, for sails al ,
wESFs, opposite the Lewis hease
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'is s;s 9sS re- ;,. DS ryo.
5iSafos, Az s-sis 81: 0S.ris: Ls,:.iss je...
2 wss sSs s s:.ys; k'A0sAp' '''-' oh'w Bug
IbSSsToSs IL; ss-Arr susyss..r. Fray. rAn.asi-
aSAiL sIvSS Nay ss-Ar 'sAr sshd Borden. sssa..,
ss ss osnA'
.'fis o.s s:
& s.'s ::s'i s't:
Yost e. g John NIB; ssAs RsrricH George
ss !! Al
sa rass: ssA.: tx Ann
s.s'%s1s fs1
ns, Wa - for Bath; Byzantam. Small Bath for New
as. s... Win s e : sas s Sss
s scas. ws:vss SAGE i;s6sl Kate Carton. Deborah
SH: s x.9 1zsssa- :s
Chloe james .h's sroaS as Gssna S.so.
Kp ss S.s
:s :ss ss :ss4: 4. .n::
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ss sss ss sfs sr
rseaepn. u.SsSs wsoz fswtucket for RondouI Sid
NAV IAvEN NAY e Art ssS,; Eclipse s.mns
yo!.; Ki.sSsshpOrs Geo x.sSinssos. so
ot00p CAboA do.
PHILADELPHIA. Nay A-Ar briggs Daisy lHrj. burke,
S.rSenss Noses Day. 5oua New Orleans; sch!s Lsurs
aSs asGs Ga
ships Westmoreland Ocean Quebec Frank Bout Morse
81 Jehn, NIB bark Horton Packard Marb ehesd; brigs
sma asr..s. nase. o.s Bo.on s0 Ss.
Conkin Fortress Monroe Wright Hawthorn. do;
Central America Phillips Port Ro, al; Watson. Wsby,
:spss &C., M aesfn
27th-Arr schr Amy Chaoe, Wilscn, New Orleans.
Lgwks, DEL.-At the Breskwater N 18th, steamer New
World for Fortress Monroe ships 81 Peter for Phaasl
Bout do for s. John, NIB Echo do for Quebee bark Ce
esia do for Remedies; Cochr ane, Cenfuegos;
PORTLAND May 2s-Cld schr Harriet Baker Wsbber.
wth-Cld brig Tornado. Dodge. Washington.
PORTSMOUTH, May 2i-Sd schr Jas Powers Mayo, Phi
PLYMOUTH. May 2l-Arr sloop,Actress Ellis NYork.
PROVIDENCE, May 2i-Arr steamer Warrior, Mott,
SADIE WHOM Chas Halss Mahan. Ontario. Barber, and
Shepard Mount Gerard Nyork Avail, Carter Elizabeth
port; Mon.sza%s Hail. dol olivia Buxton Poole. Phi.iel
en-: Emeline, Jones, New York. y
a7.h.ATr ssaa.r nor. Fs,cop Jones Nyors Below, sohr
Weaver Fdeis Haley and Brayton, Miiliken Phila.
depha; Rainbow. Fletcher and VIM jenkins. Edwards,
PxwTUoKET. Nay 27-sld schr Elizabeth. Brown Phia-
SULLIVAN Nay ls-sld schrs Sarah Buck, Harris, New
York; I'D KSssIsh Bunher DO
somerseI SID schrs vii els, Brown. and President
SALEM. May ss-Ar brig Henry Lesis. smith, rhila
SOMERSET. May M-Arr schr James Logan. Smith.
wicKFoRD May 2s-sld .chr Nal.d Queen. Daniels,
Phi AIDE phia. .s1e
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Grant vou,d neither sccept nor desllnen 1AA 1850
ness greatly sooosr.sss shs fri:od: Gre.
cs.-rs, Jscksoa Bsis we're fpsssy oahssa, vssA
srass ODDS that General Grass saoeess, - nes
: 1sssAeA victory beeSss ~ IL = SmS, - wssA
we've offered ~ high sWs hsndPsd Aoar - ssa dollars,
asd too, By mes wne wess anosg ~ ssasss q ~
gates elected 70 Ne baltimore Cooveottsa, ard Wa
cbssrsd hard - sayssdy sor Lincoln N ~ Cosvse-
son oe q 49, ufser he elected delegate. suo
hundred i've tAaa Grant saccsssfsl IAncon woua
DO nominated ~ 8atimoFe, archer twenty dollars
the sans conditions. Not ~ these bes WA
ad@insstsoa would aos VI Grant do saythngto a0sass
20 msch before the 10 Of June
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Fno~ARp-fBtirs tin "wednesday, Nav rs, by the
Rev Mr. Housn hDwisD fso-sAaD, to HANNAH A., daugh.
Ter OF the late John Philips Fsa No cards
hoaAN-NiLLER. sunday, May %. BY the Rev
Father lrsnor, Nr pssyis HseAS 70 Miss MARGARET O.
Nj, LAM osy daughter Of John Miller, Esq Az OF this
city
acMasy-RsAPp.-on Thursday May 20, a. the
residence Tue brides father, by tho Rev. Mr. Lord,
jams hchisN. Jr, TO AMANDA, eldest daughter OF
David n Knapp, Esq, all OF this city.
WIM-fHhHsoN.--On Wednesday, MAY Is, at the
residence II the brides neither by the Rev j. o. Adams
GEoR W. wnKr to SusIE s., daughter OF tbs Iate wal
liam Erickson. all Of this CITY,
wss1 Av-Rum-on Monday, May 20, at the church
o. the Immaculate Conception by the Rev. Father Far.
rel. PArrcx WaknAS " MARI h., eldest daughter Of
Samuel Ruth.
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BocAspcs On wednssday, NAY rs. afier q lingering
Illness MARIA r., the beloved vile II John Y. Bogardus
aged 81 years and months.
Tho relatives and friends u the Family invited
attend the funeral this feuadsy) afternoon, - half past
nue., Brooklyn.
BRurT.-On Friday, Nag II, MAErnA MAnoAasr Bsyr,
and 10 days
the relatives and ssnls Of Tie family are RESPECTFULLY
invited 70 attend the funeral Shs Sunday Afternoon q
hafpast one O'Clock from the residence q her parsnts
No. 285 Seventh avenue. fhe remains Wi be taken 20
Greenwood Cemetery for iptersneal
BAuxGAkrrL--On Thursday, Nsy -, CcssAxcs X
BAuHcARrrL, aged 90 years
The issds Of the family ase ths members Of zscbekks
Lodge NO zOz free hasons, are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from his late residence Ne Bayarl
street this Sunday Afternoon. a I've o'clock.
BREsEAH.-Kied, at Ne battle OF IL Wildsrnsss on
FRIDAY, May o. Lieut. FaArK r. BaswEAs Ninety seventh
regiment N. Wv, nasve OF Ksumare, IRELAND
lbs friends and those Of bis cousin The late Lieut..
James 0sulvan One Hundred and SIXTY fourth regiment
r. " (Coroorsns Irish LsxioD), also che members Of
we fesan brotherhood, are respectfully invited 70
tend The funeral which will leave the armory Of The
Sec nd regimensN. Y. g. n, OF Seventh street
nd Hal place this Sunday aftsrnoon II two e'cock
10 Calvary cemetery.
ujsh papers please copy.
HsAAAS IA staawbulSs % Friday, NAy n, Husu.
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Rebel W. lnioa Prisoners.


few days sncs Governor Brousn requested by
old personal friend to his influence the
parole hange Of rebel prisoners connsed
~ Jchnsop's Island. T0ese prisoners nephews u
the gentleman max the request. and also OF dstint
gushed ceu OF Detroit, Michigan who has served his
country In the field the cabinet and the halls OF egs
aiiol IN whose benaN the request was in part made
the commandment NJ Jcbnssn's laand hch would enable
OF thor 70 visit these prisoners. Eow the Governor
responded 10 this request will be seen 10 the following
ete, for which be viii doubt receive the thanks OF
than q our brave who have ielt the hor-
rors " L'boy prison.
SrArx emo. ErvcrTfy1 DEPARTMENT,
CoiJMsrs Nay 8. 1854.
SIR. have your .avor o. the 18th INST All prisoners
Of war csA And military. are under the sole charge OF
Colonel wn Hoffman, Conmlssary General prisoners
Washington CITY. cannot interfere With them II
NO Id, aDu cannot Al order To zee Or communicate
With ,aeu, without hrs PERMISSION an glad II is SO.
Some four weeks ago ct Baltimore The arrival OF
vessel loaded with our Vreolers from Be.ia lee, who,
IN very refinement o. barb had been reduced
by statvstn 10 mere skeletons. for other purpose
than ~ incapacta them Tor rrtner 10 the Union
arm over one-thlrd Of these lar gone
ie bs rssuciasd, and died witha iorty eight hours
sftei Their arrival.
While would not retaliie on retel prisone BY prac.
icing like means confess, General. have very little
sympathy Shb or desire ~ parole or reease from
nnemeut msn WOO have been upboIdng . rebellion that
b s aeiaSed toe and With sorrow and blood Aod whose
leaders have tosorted " cruelty and barbarian in the
~ ssysres The higher The rank and social position OF
men, the less are they eatitied 20 q mpalhy They
sinned against gnt ana kno~ledge. Therefore am glad
their tate is not in my keep lost Ich provoca
vou should not be over msrcfuL Yet-ru the letter
requested Very respectfully. JOHN BROCGH
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TAe Cleveland Convention.
70 rRu PEOPLE.

CRssas q - United states whs mean 70 upAsea 80
Uassa 40 believe that the rsbs,so be suppressed
without Infringing The rights Of saavsas q Sases;
WHO regard lheszsnctioo Of slavery among Ne psao
sioa ssss ofths for TIE Uaasa and favor sead
sns Il tho FEDERAL constitutions for he sxca1siea Of
slavery, and whs demand ntegvty and economy In the
administration q government, ere respectfully invited
the 3lss day Of May inst for CONSULTATION and Of
actoa . respect the AppEoAcAag eeIdentla election
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TriaIs at Police He aAquarters


THE BOARD OF P0LIcE AND rHs R0wDIEs-A CASE
AT JONES' wooD-HANNAH NooNAN AND WILLIAM
BLY COMPLAIN or I'LL UsA0g AT THE HANDS OF
OfFICBRs, krc.
determined to SUPPRESS by every their power
the rowdysm now prevalent the east side Of the
town. They have issued stringent orders to the
Captains OF the Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty
hrst precincts, and every rowdy dsorderly
who sets himself Up In opposition TO good order or
attempts SO 10 do will meet with condign pun
ishment. The sooner this is understood by the hard
heads OF tho localities above che sooner they
Oil have saved themselves the rough handling
which the officers will be sustained in giving them.
in that OF officer Mahonsy Of the Nineteenth
precinct. who was complained Of by G. NJ Godrck, q
respectable appearing butcher Of Washington market
party OF friends, with whom be went out
and took SAIL that when he landed hs was met and
for The officer stated that It the custom for
dies and dsordery characters 10 come up TO The river
without the fee; that on this occasion the com.
painant was With party OF people who are OF this
character. that they were disordery TO very high de-
vigorous measures to maintain erder The witnesses
swore against the ocer were Of the sort that did not
do much good TO the Of the complainant they
informed that the Board Police meant suppress
al rowdyism al Jones Wood and Places It took
Hannah oman an Irish woman resting at 2, Cherry
street. complained that officer Price OF The Fourth pre-
enct, broke into her room forcoly, dragged her ont
Of bed At eight O'Clock in the evening, and would
not allow her put her clothes on but took her 10
the station house dissabtI. The ofhcer produced
evidence showing that he did not break open the door
that Mrs. Noo0sa already out OF bed and dressed
when he went into her apartments, and that she had
been so.drunk and dsordery 10 be the Of the
entire house; and that be arrested the earnest
solicitation Of the ueighbors
pss hat ocer sshuescoe q ,ss Tenth
beat him with club 10 most shocking manner some
nights ago when he in state Of ntoxcatou Citi.
Bly, appeared In with hts head well pasterea
and produced evidence showing be bad been beaten
the ofcor. On the other hAAd, orcer brought
side partner, aud tina sergeant n command ~ The time
he took bly, TO the station house, also P0ce leon
Waterman to show that the prisoner very drunk
and that be violent that IL required
strength Of Two TO take him 20 the station house,
and that four obliged TO hold him while Sur.
geon Waterman drssed bis wounds IL appears he
officer had punished him TOO lightly rather than other
wise
rtALt.
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SHIPPING NE w S.

AlnArA0 ycnr-rns pAv.
SEE nfsss.......... 3z sooH RISES morn - -
euE ~ %
Pert Of New York. May ~, 1854.
neken Co 49, -
sHssm'h'0 PaApsco Ser. Key wss.-Bsnusy. Smith
well Co.
ship Melbourne tBr). Cameron Liverpoo-c 0rinpsn
SNIP harpswei, Tukey, Bavre-Boyd nincken.
s.,p Esperancs Fr), James Hsrseiilss-Bsstjer De
bar hinona tswe), wuln, Answerp-1unsh. nssshs 4
Bari Nsnihs. Chapman, Aspin -Panama RR Ca
BARK Car oHne tbr), B0rdier, HavaBa-F Phillips
viaza 1T
Bari Lucy Rins Carver xasa--Brstt Son On.
Bark QuinAare gr) hsess, Psten-Tkompeon . Hunter
ace
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IT INtW' 7Ny 20 IsUs
The cash receipts Tor the Sanitary Pair to Fri day night
are 100 1hn dces inciude any anticipated do
nations OIL the way, OF which notice ~ shipment has
whce shMes are beng sold. 1ns Fair viii continue
opel next week.
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Lucius Reeinsoa, -
John OochraDe,
AAdrevGeJ. Oslvtn,
Thomas B. Cagvoll,
Edward Wsle,
George W. De0eFS,
Ira Porter,
Hraoe Milford,
Howard HOlAAridge,
Francis0. Ftae,
LaInon Thomson,
Charles ReQua,
Smith ReQua,
Thomas r. white, KY,
Edward Cole, KY,
Francis F. williams. KY,
Smith Thompson, KY,
Leroy AcAvdle. KY,
VIM Bentley, KY,
John F. Smithers, Ky,
Davis g. Whitsley. KY,
Peter Mccall, KY,
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ROOf'AND SHOE DEALERS EARLY CLOSING AS
AT an adjourned meeting Of the Rela Boot
and Shoe Dealers hold evening the instant
the comm tees apo nted the reported lob
and y cat.eng The reports were accepted and after
general interchange OF 0pH'ons and the
e question. resolutions. moved and passed that
the Retail Boot and Shoe Deaier Of this city, on
spestive stores = O'Clock NJ precisely, Saturdays
passing with only four ssenng votes The undergned
commttse on behalf Of the association desire TO call the
tenton Of the publ TO the above resolution which
deem to be demanded BY the hours usual in
trade, believing that the publ well be accommodA.
ted BY an abrdgment Of the hours and cass
ployers and employed be relieved hours
and confinement and most respectfully solicit the
operation OF the psbc parona those Of the
who, yet, have not attended these meet'nca
Trusting that all dealers espec ally will der themselves
committees to solicit the operation OF their neighbors
this laudsbto object
We remain. veiy respectfully. yours,
JOEL SAINTS,
NELSON SAINTS.
WIN. Nicely.
ROBf IRWIN. fCommittee.
JNO. G. GRAHAM. a-
B. N BIXBY.
JOHN HENDERSON,
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POLITICAL.

CLEVELAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO CLRvE.
~ land and return will be sold delegates for Sill
via Hudson River Railroad, New York Central and Lake
Shore Railroads application at their Office 239 Broad
way of Park place. Kxpress trains leave Hudson
River Railroad depot Thrtieth street at % r. NJ sun
day; Chambers street at NJ and Thrtieth
A. NJ Monday. and reach Cleveland In ample time for the
meeting. c. b. GREENOUGH, Passenger Agent
ATn wARD-IN PURSUANCE OF A CALL ISSUED
4 by the New York Democratic General Committee .
primary mesne yin b. held At No y Cherry street
Committee ensuing year. Inspectors Driscon,
ID. Henneasy.s j. Quinlan. By order
s. DAVIS, Secretary. A. J. OBRIEN, Chairman
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A NEW Day GOODS STORE, AT 7s7 BROADWAY
between Eghth and Ninth ssreets, win DO epened
and Domestic Dry Goods by J. G. JOHNSTON long con
nected with Ubsue Pierson, who recently retired.
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AZ
ROBINSON, aged G6 years. ~.
The relatives and friends ere respectfully invited to
attend the funeral. from bis late residence. Smith street.
third house southwest o: Church. tns Sunday afternoon
at two O'Clock.
London rapersDcase copy.
sIErHKss On Friday, May 27 Of congestion OF the
brain, Areusrrs L., only and beloved son Of A. l. and
&. Stephens, sged Is years aud months.
Inc funeral w ss fe psco rom I'M. tho o. ms
three O'Clock. The friends and scquain par
ticuiarly invited 70 attend.
rHoxIsos .-0n Friday morning, May ~, Of consump-
ton EDWARD j. THOMPSON, printer, the beloved husband
OF Catharine A. bell aged ~ years, months and
me funeral viii take place this Sunday Afternoon At
clock from his late residence No rs FIRST
honorary members OF Jefferson Engine Company No "a.
respectfully invited 70 attend without further notice.
InssEr.-on Saturday, May %. at his residence, No
249 First avenue, OF consumption. which be bore with
rstian resignation, THOMAS rIERSEY, aged 32 years
The relatives and friends Of the family aud those Of
his brothers. Patrick. Timothy and william, respect
fully invited the funeral from the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception Fourteenth street and ave-
requiem for the repose soul at eight O'Clock
The funeral will take place from the church In the after
noon, At clock.
THoxsoy- Killed in the battle OF the Wilderness On
Saturday May T. private ANDREW O. THOMSON (only
Of John and Margaret Thomson, formerly Of Daike,th.
scotand OF the forteth regiment New York Volunteers
In the 22d year Of his age.
wArs--on Saturday morning, May %, OF disease Of
the brain SusAN WATTS sister OF the late John bunker
Watts Sandy Hook pilot better known a. Captain Bun
ker.
Inc TRENDS and acquantances OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Monday afternoon,
ut two o'clock from her late residence ~ Ludlow street.
WAroN.-At Elmra, on Saturday morning, MAY ~
CSC y. WaTsoS, late Adutant Twelfth regiment N. Y. ".
Due lotcs will be given Of the funeral
wnsos.-suddcnly, ON Friday, May II. Of bleeding
OF the lungs, JAnss WILSON
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10 attend
the uoea from his late residence Is Amity place, shs
(sunday Afternoon 81 two O'Clock, without further
notice
wAssnno -On Saturday. Nay %, Lorn wARsms0, con
Of Mrs Sophia warshing from disease OF The kidneXe
The relatives and friends Of family are reonect ally
invited 10 attend the funeral from 210 East Tweasiesh
street. this Sunday afterncoo, 81 two O'Clock.
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FuRSiruss
uAxuvAeruRED 81 r. KRUrrNA.
CONSISTING o. rAhi * fseo ssEEA AND WALNUT,
Bedroom sg ~ 1kossvoop, xApLE Ayp WALNUT;
n. Library AND DINIso NOON suit . !,
Al Of new dssea. ana "a mAS ~s pno az
Hsnu'sc'use~ p"s' ~ TRspESiCK KKUfINA,
Nos ~ and % East H0unton street
s. Between the Dowsry cad Second avenue
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DRCAyRD
IA Tech.-Old Roots built up Shells Aching Teeth
andevery class OF Cavity Oiled without pam BY the
1T his TO - Fourteenth street.
door west OF Union square. Over ioo00 testimonials
4 RTIrICIAL TEETH ONLY ss-BBAUTIFuL SETS
"A on fne gold and atina and pure silver and vucnnite
rubber from - TO SS warranted equal 10 work
New York single Teeth Eli teeth o. ed and esaced with
the least pain Gold PAiinA and Bone filings, 50 cent?
81 and warranted lie. l30 Sixth be
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Or. LUTHER Dentist. sixteen years o .tablishel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-12

BR1G GEy. SErH BARrOE.-This General who has
figured comp caOusy during the pas! four five days
in the succsul defense of the South side, is native
of Fredericksburg and at the time Of thu secession OF
Virginia was captain in the regular service Of the
United Sstes His gslIn.ry and GOODNESS in command
is just What We expected, having known him in his
school boy days When be model of al that was
oAivalr III ana generouL His brigade was formerly
commanded by Gen. Armistead. At Gettysburg Vir
GINA General who ranks among "the bravest OF the
brave was thought BY himself and frieads 10 be DYING
aud as last reqaes! he desired to bsaf testimony TO
their unf .clhng courage in that bloody battle. de
recovered thanks to msrciful Providence, and now
holds an influential position. We met him Tuesday
afternoon and wish that every officer aud private OF
this vstoran brigade could have heard the glowing
complainant he pad them. We sure it would hays
served 10 nervO their arms to greater deeds of daring
n the fgAt Monday, Gen. Barton bad horse killed
under him. Capt Allen ThOm, bis Adjutant General,
received several bullets through his coat while in the
tsckess of the fight and yet IsDguar TO relate, ss-
capped unframed.