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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25
Infamous CONDUCT.


If there has ever been any doubt that
Lane and his party are bent upon oppos-
ing rybody and every measure that
does not lead to his personal and exclu-
,ive benefit. even il it be to the ruin Of the
State. there is no longer room for such
doubt. The deplorable condition of af-
fsirs upon our borders seems only to tend
to increase their partisan animosity.
Over year ago. Gov. Carney applied
to the War Department for authority to
raise two regiments of home guards. Itwss
refused, because Lane declared that we
had sll the protection we needed. 1t is
unnecessary to repeat the story Of the
bloody scenes which followed. Again,
this Summer, in anticipation Of the very
state of affairs which is upon Us. the Gov
ernor rendered two regiments for home
protection. They were rejected, because
Lane said it would place too much polit-
ical power in the hands of the Governor
But the peril was Imminent, and the
Governor insisted on the acceptance Of
his offer. which was at lenght SO far &C.
cepted as to receive one regiment. Then
what did We witness ? Every Newspaper
and public officer that owes fealty to
Lane. set about discouraging enlistments
for this regiment, and fought its organi.
cation at every step. They rsissd howl
about draft, and are now bowling be-
cause the regiment is not filed. Their
efforts have been go far successful, tha,
the Governor was compelled to order ou'
the militia to beat back the savages who
are numbering our frontier settlers.
VIII the public believe that these same
Lane partisans are chsrscterizing as rob-
bers, thieves and bushwbsckers. the brave
men who have hastened ont to suceor their
suffering brethren? It is even so. With
out horses, it was useless to think of fol-
lowing the Indians. Gen. Sherry, with q
portion Of his com mand, were among the
pursuers. Some of the men had no
horses: They came upon an underling Of
Web. Wilder's. q Deputy Surveyor,
named o. F. Short, who had number
Of horses. His work was stopped by the
Indian invasion; he was not assisting to
drive back the savsges; and yet he refused
to let his horses 60. under the plea that
be was in Government employ! The
militia then seized the horses, and used
them. Short thereupon writes letter to
his employer. which is published in the
Conservative, in which Sherry is called a
lick-spittle of Carney's and his men are
stigmatized as Carney's bushwhackers
They are accused of thieving. and de-
nounced with all the vile epithets in the
Lane vocabulary. After fastening ont
to the relief of the border settlers, those
persons at home. who claim to possess
all the loyalty, abuse them as thieves.
and charge upon them all the crimes COM
mitted by the savages whom they went
to drive back!
Such are the men who are determined
to rule Kansas, or to drag her to destruc.
ton. Will the people submit to it?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

AS"ADvEsruRER. "A prominent %,
eral now lighting before Ricbmond gu
marked to- . gentleman not Ions .;, ,s'
that Jim Lane was can adventure Iiss' "'i.s
out the redeeming traits of a b,;o,.5, ,,
whose existence was blighting to biz u' o.I
State and the General GoyernmoO, .
That general was Butler.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25
''Rest quiet cat in pass. -
The Nev York Herald suoosats

The New York Herald suggests that
Admiral Fsrrasut's recent movement 10
probably designed not so much for the
capture Of the city of Mobile Is it is to
obtain possession Of Dsnpbin Island and
Mobile Point, 90 that the harbor can be
e6ectually hloekaJsd. and 1t the same
time to relieve the large Union Hess new
of that place. who were hourly threatened
with An attack from the rebel iron-clads
lying under the guns Of Fort Morg.p,:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

@ A dispatch from Chicago. says
immense Numbers ofpeople are crowdins
into that city, to attend the Rebel Con.
vention, on Monday next. 1t is conceded
on all hands that Mcclellan will be nom
mated for the Presidency; and the West
-ern Delegates are urging Pendleton, OF
Ohio, for Vice President.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

From the last two issues Of the White
Cloud Chief. one would naturally deter
mine that the opponents of Senator Lane
and horse-thieves were running that COM
munity.- Usage Cxroniele.
You have hit it exactly. This COM
munity is run exclusively BY Anti-Lsne
and Lane men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ Col. Jsques. whose self-sppointed
peace mission to JEFF. Davis has caused
go much talk. sopears to be domestic
French gentleman. The English pronun-
cis.ion of his name is .7aekass.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ The Wyandotte Gazette proposes
Col. w. Y. Roberts for United States
Senator. The Gazette has all along pro-
fessed to be in favor of beating Lane. il .
man were brought up to suit its views;
but until now, its views have BY no means
been suited.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will n,a,
IN application To the Probate CoBr, Of Den.
phan County, Kansas, at the 0etobrr tern.
1864, for final settlement Of the Estate oi
Henry Uish. deceased.
JAMES MOORE, Admiuisirata
August 25. lS64-4w. Prs fee, s..
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

; E Judge Rush Elmore. Of Topeka,
died at that place. . few days since. Of
Consumption. C He was one ofthe Fedral
District judges, under our Territorial or
gauiza,ion. ss' l7s'aio'e .
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

5 DISTRICT CoNvENT1oN.-The Conven-
tion Of the LIST Representative District,
to appoint Delegate to the State Con-
vention, at Topeka. on the 18th day Of
September, will be held at White Cloud,
on Wednesday, September 7th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ The Herald of Progress, Spirit.
ualist paper. published in New York. has
suspended in consequence Of the high
price of paper: 1t seems that even the
Spirits. with all their wonderful powers,
are not able to keep . newspaper going.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ Nine. Mortimer, the fortune-teller.
has departed. She says she was very
literally patronized BY the citizens Of
Whits Cloud, who availed themselves Of
Der wonderful gift Of Clairvoyance.-
Thst's what they call it now
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ At Paola, Col. Moonlight vas
requested to make speech at Lanes fan
dango, but fatty refused, saying that he
was not in politics. However, he said
few words about protecting the border
which in view of Lanes course upon that
question, we're not regarded as being very
complimentary to the Grim Humbug.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

[. REMovAL.-Having been engaged IN
moving our Office this week, the reader
must "e1cuss haste and bad pen." We
are now in our new shanty, and are pre-
pared to SEQ our patrons and friends in
Just the incest and pleasantest printing Of
Gees west of the Missouri River. "Come
one. come ALL" Price OF the Chief, 81
in advance.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ There is . little steamer plying
between Leavenwoith city and the Fort,
called the Ella. It was named after the
little girl whom the lamb loved.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25
An Ass III 4 Ass's skn BEARD

! An Ass IN A Ass's SKIN BEARDED
AaA1H.-Lsns still finds Jordan . hard
road. At Mound City, Linn County.
in his regular stsreotyped speech, he called
Col. j. D. Snoddy, of the Mound City
Sentinel, a liar and coward, and base
calumniator. After Lane and his mon
keys we're through showing. Snoddy took
the stand, and gave Lane such rakipg
as he has never yet received-branding
him Is being everything mean and de-
spioable. showing mp his character. and
challenging him to test whether be was
. coward or not. Lane at first tried to
bluster it ont. but pretty soon began to
whine like a whipped dog. and pirate
about the rights Of hospitality. That is
Lanes style. He besmears bis opponents
from the abundance of his nasty tongue,
and when they attempt to reply. he falls
back upon the rights of hospitality. BE
busters and bullies, and challenges con.
tradiction of his barefaced assertions and
vile calumBies, thinking no person will
have the courage to confront him but
when he finds eut there is some one to
meet him, he edenies him the rightto speak,
claiming that it is his meeting. 1t is not
a Lincoln and johnson meeting then-i'
is Jim Lanes meeting. Jim Lane left
Mound City, feeling like very cheap ware
He had been hooted, ieered. and laughed
ct by the people, and his wrath was only
subdued by bis cowardice.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

NEWSPAPER AS Is A NEWSPAPER The
Washington National Intellighter Is .
very silly, rickesty concern. bot mot more
so than formerly. On Saturday last it
had an article nine or ten columns long
with the thermometer at 95-denouncing
Grant as a failure, and bis campaign as
.s.iluro. Thirty-eight years and two
months as.o this same Intelligencer. nm.
der the msnsgemecc. Of those old nincom.
poops. Gales and Seston. had an .rticle
nine or ten columns long abusing Jack
son and Van Buren, in reply to an artic.es
which We wrote. and which was printed
in paper here called the National Advo-
cate. Well. the result of that long string
of dreadful abuse was that Jackson was
elected twice and Van Buren, once to the
highest office in the country. Will the
young nincompoops. who now manage
the Intelligencer, have any better luck with
their nine or ten columns against Grant !
W. Y. Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

EF The Ladies' Repository. for Sep
tember, is on our table. It is illustrated
with a view Of sn Oriental City and
Scenery. and Portrait Of Madame De
Stael. The Repository is published st
Cincinnati. at % so year, and is well
worth SO. 81.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

~ After all. this Kansas political
6ght is but muss in the Lane family.
One party goes for Lane. and the other
for Aunty Lane. We 90 for Aunty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

A LITTLE USPuBllsEDH HIsToRr OF JAS.
H. LANE l-THE SSEAKNe COWARD DIS
oRAcED THE SERVICE How HAVE TIE
MroHrY FALLEN lin the Army and
Navy journal of August 18th. 1854 we
find the following epetsph of the proceed
iDgs Of . court martial. which salds an
other and the last leaf in the history Of
this notorious shyster:
"Jamss H. Lane is sentenced to bs
casbiered. with loss of al pay and allow
snces due or to become doe, his shosl der
Straps and buttons to be cut of, and sword
broken" a
ssRsst ouisk eat In Dasa."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

The editor Of the Independent says that
leading citizen Of New York. . noble
and unspotted lawyer. had addressed him
in these words:
The Fremont meetings in my district
are held in the same grog-shop ont Of
which, last summer, issued the riotsrs
who set ERE to my houss the sudisncies
are The same persons. and tho speaksrs
ere we'll known As Coppsrhesds. go
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25
~ We find on our table, Godey's

H We 6nd on our table. Godey's
Lady's Book, for September. The steel
plate engraving is entitled, Tired Ma
turs's Sweet Restorer, Balmy Sleep" 1t
contains, also, double extension colored
Fashion Plate, large number of Pat
terms, and piece Of Music. There are
some eighteen original contributions. in
the way of Stories and Poetry, all OF the
usual interest which, eharacterizes the lit.
erature of this Magazine. Published by
L. A. Cooley. Philadelphis, at 50 year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25
w Speaking of trifling persons, i

II Speaking Of triaing persons, It Is
properly said they are mot ct to bring
CUTS to bear" but as to guns. our
Mississippi squadron has proved itself
eminsnly 6t to bring Farrs-gut's to bear
upon the forts in Mobile Bay.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

MYsTERIoUs LErrERs.-The Atchison
County Journal says that parts of that
County have been excited over q couple
of mysterious letters found 10 the road.
The first was found near Souors, under
circumstances making it appear . dan
gerous document, says ths Journal. II
is ~ follows:
HEADQUARTERS, G. 8. g., I
Missouri. July.
Mn. -: You will please give the
bearer of this all the information in your
power in regard to roads. ferries. BY
roads, &c. Also. tho names of all Rad
icals. and designate the hsns.s that those
live in who were members of the 5th
Missouri. Give particular instruction and
opinion in regard to ferries state what
You think in regard to the one at Perm.
Tell us how many men left, and what
amount of armed force can be brought to
bear against our expedition. provided it
is discovered.
And then, after giving all the informa-
ton. please direct the lady where she csn
find a friend in some other part of the
bottom on whom we and she can rely for
information.
You need not fear. Your deliverance
draws nigh from the thraIldom of Lin
coins hirelings. We will make clean
work Of it.
Give us particulars in regard to that
man Morgan and his sons. York. Mavi-
ty, Stevenson, Welsh and Rumer6eld.
we know ell about from what you told
Us when You were up. See that ths bearer
does not suffer anything, and We viii pay
you when we como, which win be soon.
Hoping all will be right. l am yours,
truly, &C., 2. 6, 3. 9. a.
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Satan Hcproving Sin.

In last Sunday mornings Conservative
is q manifesto over the signature Of Jas.
G. Blunt. in which that very learned and
refined and moral gentleman attempts 70
answer the history Of events in this State
as given BY Gov. Carney and publish
ed in the State Journal Of the 14th ult.,
and actually has the effrontry to talk
about honesty. decency. modesty. moral.
ity. trnth. brains. learning, and the like
This from a man who cannot write
ten consecutive lines without as many
blunders. in ortihography and grammar;
who. from q bankrupt when the war
commenced, has grown to be worth q
quarter of q million of dollsrs-nsads
vhae in the service ofhs Government !
who on the fast day in April. 1868. set
apart by the President. dishonored the
President and the God Of the nation
by conducting q French dance at his
quarters-all this is certainly rspeti-
tion Of "Satan reproviDg sin." The on.
ly wonder is that . man loaded down
with the spoils of Government; q walk
ing whiskey tub. and so lecherous in his
life and conduct that his very presence
is moral contamination, would dare pre-.
sume to address an honest people at all
on any subject.
One of the most discoursging aspec
in the condition of the country is the fact
that so many men Of debased morals and
destitute of principle are in places Of
trust and command. We often ask the
question; how can God bless a cause up
held by such men ? We verify believe
that If all such men were ont of the way.
the war would end in three months
Oskaloosa Lndependsnt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

Hon. w. r. Cobb, Of Alabama. who
has property in Lesvenworth and in Ne
brsska. left St. Joseph for Omahs on the
18th. The Herald says: although elect
ed . member Of the rebel Congress, we
believe be never took his seat, and is
spoken Of ss truly loyal man BY the
Unionists of Alabama. Mr.. Cobb 10 .
tall. spare man. vita long hair combed
back over his head, without any respect
for the style Of parting in vogue smong
the followers Of Fremont"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

w Erroneous statements ere going
the rounds of the papers, as to the cause
Of Jim Legate's removal from the office
of United States Assessor. His offense
was being governed. in his official action,
by the decisions Of josh Billings on tie
revenue law, instead Of by those from the
Treasury Department.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25

TAKE NO PRIsoSrRs.-Adiptsnt Gsn.
eral Baker. of Iowa. has just issued IN
order which has the ring Of the true metal
about it. The following paragraphs is
essentially sound, and will b seconded BY
every loyal mln:
"If any guerrilla; robber OF thisf,
crosses from Missouri. o. any other Stats.
for the purpose Of murder. robbery or
thieving, in armed bsnds, no report will
be required BY this department Of prison
ers taken, and any officer who takes as
prisoner any guerills, murderer, or thief.
or msraudsr Of such armed band. will st
once be dismissed from the States serviee."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-08-25
O-Iler Of fPubIicasion.

Order Of fPUDlfcaSion'
In the District Court Of the sssonc "a
District, in and for Brown County
WIN. h. Tar and John c. Tan
Robert ". Smiley,
WIN. ]. Carutbers,
Thonpson Kemper, and
WIN. r. Proctor. lvv
DOBIRT W. SMILEY AND Iny IS,",
II SON KEMPER, two OF the oeisii :s .i,iu.
in ssid cause, will take notice, that % sslo X. "a
i6. did, on the Sd day Of August, ieo1, ,,.,;,os
the Clerks Office Of said Court, their - :
against said defendant, the object OF po5sn
to obtain . Judgment against the s.,I IA ss.,,,
VI. Smiley, one Of the defendants y D., nd ,i.h.
on note for the sum Of one hundred ms foa
ty-f<e dollars, and intsres: on me ' !, =, n.
the 9Th day Of August, A: ID. isoy, = ~ De-
of Ave per cent. per month, ana al'o .~,,b. .sss
cree Of foreclosure and sale OF me sosI n d
quarter of section IS, township ., nps.,r.rd
Brosu County, Kansas, which was osIs;otf
bv s.;d robert w. Smiley 20 the ssis p p.o,,,;
10 secure the payment Of said sum .. %,omoso.
Ard the ssid Robert ". Smiley, ana "a NOT
Kemusr. Who claims some interest," 10 srs
o.eed premises subsequent TO this piI.r I..,ur .
hereby required 10 plead, answer OF AZ o.
I'D r.t;t;oo. ON or before the 4th osy ,,kss
sohe,. a. D. 1854, or the same "i.i gs,5,rI
n s,ue and coufsased, and judgmen'
accordingly. ,., =, uid CCsf'
witness my band and the sea, a,S o. S.y Of A.
st nv once, in Hiswsths, this 4'n '
sa's. A. D. 1854. G. KELSEY. clsfi.
InJL.coex. Plaintiff . Aisy.s ~, sls
August II, lsA-7u.. II
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.

Married.
Aseud-vAN DooRs.-lR Brooklyn, on FRIDAY even.
hg, January I, by the Rev. Henry Blanchard ALBERT
OF Huntsvtlle Ala, 70 Arr yutxA, eldest dauah.
Or Of Peter V. Van Doom. Esq,, OF this city.
New Jersey papers please copy.
CoDD-Hop0gNAS Al the residence OF the BRIDES
stner Fort Edward, n. Y, Tuesday. January s. by
be Rav. Coleman, AMOS H. Com. Of this city, 10 ANGIE
j.. daughter OF +. d. Hodgcman, ESQ. No cards.
0AARfsos-WExD-On Wednesday, January 8, ct &c.
eecsges church, Stuyvesant square, by the Rev Ste
phen H. Tying, Jr., ABRAHAM GARRISON to SARAH A.,
laughter OF William Weed, Esq
GAnsBy--MAxom lin this city, on Thursday, January
~ Rev. w. AcAllstsr JAMES H. GAMsBY, or the United
italics Army, to CArHxRINH L. MASoIS, Of New York.
HovARp-HA1rkIL-On Thursday evening, January T.
BY the Rev j. A. Roche Mr. CHARLES n. HOWARD TO Miss
Loru A. HARrEIL all Of this city
HALLAM-AiLuS0roS.-In Jersey City, on Thursday
evening, January the residence OF the bride uncle
by the Rev VIM. Day. Mr. c. E. HALLsM, Of sandusky,
Ohio, 10 Miss EMILY MiLLNGrox, OF Jersey City.
/. RussUL-BANcE I'm Bordentown, N. j., on Thursday
january T. by the Rev. Horace Bishop. HENRY RussSL'
New York. 70 NARY AUGUSTA, daughter OF WIN. Hance'
~ tho former place. No cards.
doRUsoN-JoNB.-0nN Monday, December 2S al tne 20
pdencs OF the brides parents lie south irs. street
5srsey City; by the Rev. R. Traverse Of Trinity cnurcn,
you W. SoRESsoS, Esq, Of Denmark, 70 "iSsSsxkD L
TsssY-R,csARps Jersey CITY. on Thursday, Janu.
AIRY Z, by Rev. william Day, Mr. BssJAnn F. TsSsy,Q
New York, to Miss SUSAN s. RICHARDS, OF Jersey City.
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Asss MAooRAAo. formerly q Derryusoaascu. cSuAv
Fermanash. Ireland. aged % years tina
funeral this Saturday afternoon. al oae o'clock
MoDosA ooansser a law 70 tss szd ye srs ,py,.ss 70
attend the funeral services al Trinity coufc.s .ns
Saturday afternoon at hspas three oo''oN "''aou'
OOALLArAs -Oa Friday, January Many LocY. dauyh.
ter Of Daniel and Ka.c 0CalAtA0' ssoa yesfs sna .
the relatives and friends family are respectfully
invited to attend fusera from tho resdeace Of her
parents No 70 oarnns street, On Sunday Afternoon at
NswSurs N. ". papers please copy;
RUssmL-on Friday January 3, MARY, the beloved
rns friends Of tbs iaSiy arc respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 2 Monroe
street. on Sunday afternoon. ct I've O'Clock.
SMITH -On Thursday evening, January I, Of congestion
SOLOMON SMITH. aged 81 years.
attend the funeral, from tbs residence or bic fshsra
law, No. Cettags row. Oormout avenue Brooklyn, ou
Sunday afternoon a. two O'Clock.
daughter OF Jonah Turner Of Centre Moriches. L. L.
the slst year OF her age
attend thu funeral from tho residence Of Theron Losee.
No 81 West Forty street. On Sunday afternoon. At
TsLIsa-Ai yorkviils. on Friday, January 8, after a
iugsrisg ,liness, osoao1 + TnIss. agsd SO years
The friends and acquAIntaaoose t6s family. and thass
respectfully invited 70 Attsad The funeral from tho rest
dencs Of his father John Teller l2S4 street. east Of Third
ToMPKNs.-A Newark. N. j., on Friday. January 8.
GEoR0B g. Toargxs, or tho late Purdy and 0ornea
Tompkins and stopson Of G. a. Nuusco in the goth yoar
, Of his age
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services Monday meru
Ing. at eleven O'Clock ct 12l West Fortyoghth street.
VAN SscxLn Suddenly. on Thursday afternoon. Ja1-
uary T. EDWIN. eldest OF Valentine aud Angelne Van
Sckes, aged 10 years. 10 months aud days.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from tho residence OF MS
parents, 1877 Hudson street. on Sunday. twclve O'Clock
noon
WsLsoH.-In Brooklyn, Thursday. January Z,
CaAELKs WsIsca, agcd 81 years and months. bora 81
Odernheim. Bavaria.
The funeral vii! take place Sunday Afternoon. Of
two O'Clock The relatives and friends OF the deceased
respectfully invited 10 assemble ct tho hour men-
toned at he residence Of deceased No. 2Sy LvnSsou
street, Brooklyn.
wlsAss-On Thursday evsaing. January Z, Of con.
sumption, TARraA, vito Of Horny n. Wnans
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services from her atc resi-
Deuce No 40 West Fifty fourth street, beta con Fifth aud
Sixth avenues Sunday Afternoon ct ono O'Clock with.
out further invitation. -t
wALxRR-ln Utica, on Tuesday, January s. ELzA. tho
beloved Wits Of Patrick Walker and daughter Of Eliza
both Mcknight Of Virginia. county Oavan, ireland, aged
81 years.
Her friends arc respectfully invited to attend tho
funeral, this Saturday morning, q half past eleven
O'Clock. Ia Bergen street fourth house east Of Powers,
Brooklyn,
utica papers please copy.
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CALL ON TIE UNDERSIGNED,
PRfZE MONEY PROMPTLY DASHED on COLLECTED.
Persons entitled ASCERTAIN the actual amount due
bounty Money Tor soldiers also collected.
w. ROWING
Seamens Bank.
~ wall street