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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

There are signs Of gathering storm in
the political atmosphere Of Europe. A con.
Spiracy has just been discovered in Spain
to oYeEthrnw tho Dourbons and make a
union with Portugal. The confidence of the
people in popular rights is reviying and
crowned heals are in danger. Tho lcay en-
If our grand and successful war for rnion
and popular rights has commeuccd W,egiliSg
Edwin Booth, it is said, is ,-ho0t to marry
young lady in Philadelphia. the daugll.
ter OF a wei known actor Of that city.
A flock Of butterflies, funr miles long,
passed over one OF lEso iulud towns o! Cal.
ifornia recently, going north.
Gen. J. d. Cox, Union candidate for Gov.
ernor, has rotnTned beme from service in
EoS,t c. ina
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PerrysSurx Church Directory.

airruoplsr ErtsoorAt@-Rey T. N, Rarkdull Pastor
services eaet s<adsF st iG.Se AN. and I'm
G.. A. Adsms, Pastor: Services
each Sunday at 1880 A.N Sabbath School and Bible
Glass at 10 n.
gERxir MErHopIsr-Rev. G. Swinefssth, Pastor Serv'
ices each alternate sunday a. 10:3e Al.
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Nind, Dlatter. Money, Beauty.

webster's 0Garto Dictionary, as now published,
has cost more ihtealectual labor, more money i'll
its guutiBg up" and contans more matter, and a
larger number of beautitul eDgraviugs than any
single volume ever before published for popular
use in this or any other country. Bell 81 Daldy,
the new publishers Of Bohns libraries, are the
London publishors Of this magnificent volume.
Read the advertisement in another column.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

The Bridal ChSmber, an Essay Of warrine
and Instruction Coz young meu-published by the
Howard Association, aui sept free Of charge, ID
sealed envelopes Address, DR.. J. sKIuAs
HeUGETos', Howard Association, Philadelphia
2canyly9ris f2yA
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12
MANNHEIM.

HSUEH.S- THOMAS. .II-l 2eassysburc. .rrne
rs, 1862 by Rev. T. n. BdrkdnH, Mr.. s. u. How
zLLs, NJ Columbus, O., apd Aiss KMMA THoMAs
.ol Rowling Green, q.
WILLIAMS HOOPER. On "Wednesday even
ing, July 8, lS65, by Rev. q. A. Adams. Mr
CHARLEs y. MIIIIANs ahd Miss SARAH A.
HOoPRR, OF Eric County.
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Coal! Coal!

LOOK HERE We have
Is lust received One hundrcd Tuns Of Lump
and Nut Coal OF the very best quality. For sale
chcap. Mt tho HARDWARE STORE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

&" ARE SATISFIED. The American people
as a class are predSposed to disease OF the
head, throat and lungs4the skill OF most
eminent physicians has been bJfied in at
tcmpts to cure Catarrh, Which il alloveG to
run on until it has assamed its worst form
will surely end ip consumption, which ia in
durable; if however, DR.. d. II. seelye's
Liquid ,Catarrl Remedy is faithfully used /,
all who know by experience are satisfied a
speedy and persanent core wall 6D effected
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

WHlPa.--Carriage and Tcam wMPs, froIA
w 25 cents npta So a cfll s'nc,. on hand al
piI times, a'tA' AAG,DwARss SfohE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

WHISPERS WHIsEERs Do yoc wRrl Wins
kers or M"ustaehes OurGrcciin Ccm3nurl viii
force theu % gTow 90 tao su1oothost face ur chin,
or hair on bald hea is in six " 'eks. Price, ; o.
Sent by maA anywhere, closely sealed on receipt
Ndeross. wAUSEE & co. Box, ias, Brooklyn.
Few FoTsf f3yl
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RespectfnlIy submitted.
Ne6ptCUuIIy hHpmIIteN,
A. McMAHAN,
Lieut.. Col. Cong 2lst 0. V. VI
L. E. Hicks, Capt. aud A. A. A. General.

Abuicher in New York lied the ther day
from the bite of hy, which 6ew from the
ba,k of deceased bullock aud bit him un.
der the cyehd. II aiew hours aswelling
covered his face aud extended down the
breast ia few days he bee ,me lelr ious
and died in great agony The medic Il cx-
animation showed that death res iltod from
the absorption of morbilic animal matter
deposited Ly tie ey.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

4 bed Of soap has been discovered in San
gerhcld, Oneida Goun y, n. Y. IL miles
south of Utica. Attention WAS frat called
to it fifteen years ego. Late experiments
have fGpnd tGAt il will combiue rea lily IN
the preparation OF soap and paint.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

The different mails leaving the Postonce at Perrys-
burg close puuctually as follows;
Southern Mail lu'to y. ~
Northern Mail 5:iS 7, NJ.
S6e elRce will be open from AN; TO : Pm; =,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

TO THE LADIES pkGsk HAMILTON 4
co. have 10 lQge thrse much urcded Baby
WAGONS, Nhq sSnnot aalrd a cab for the baby ?
qslhps cheap.
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z-=--.-l, go .i-=t- 2. = zs.- -
r. D. rEoE. II, A.HASitrOS. IN nrNr.
II A R D w AR { ,
At tho Old Store Of o. A nostwiek.
Al Tho ola stoIs Of o A nOstwieit.
PECK, HAMILTON 4 CO.,

HANlNu purchased the entire stock Of Hard
IL ware, &c,, OF O. A. BcstwicS, would an-
nouncc to everybody that they are in daily receipt
Of additions to their now large stock, consisting
oflIardwarc, Iron. Nails, Glass, Cordage, Farming
Utensils, &C., bought at prices made since the
downfall Of Richmond, enabling us to offer these
goods to our customers cheaper than any one else
in the town Our stock Is full in every particular,
thereby making our store q desirable place for
farmers, mechanics, citizens, &C., to buy their
goods. Ia addition TO the Hardware store, We are
manufacturing Tin Ware OF a superior quality,
which We warrant. We have large stock Of
Cooking Stoves Of the most desirable kinds, bought
very cheap, with better trimmings than can be
found elsewhere. We pledge ourselves not to be
undersoid. All goods wARRESrRn A. SOLD. Give
US call.
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C,ROSS-CUr SAWS, wood.saws, and nll other
L J descriptions of "saws" to be found at all
times at the HARDWARE STORE.
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Sr niSsk SHIg: :, PEcK cTIalSi
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

list oi CASUALTIES accompanies this rS'
port.
here desire to mention the never failing
gaIhntry OF Adjptaat +. l.. Baird, whose
efficient aid under I'D circumstances during
the campaign greatly contributed to tho
success which has attended this regiment
in every operation.
Sergeant Major Earl w. Merry displayed
courage and coolpess il, action on all occa-
sions worthy Of eniulation. He lost his
foot July 20.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-12

liHsip sent by mail post paid, on receipt of sha
marked gFiee. WILLIAM HALL SON,
Sr 543 broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
sussuAn-,mKarCAN TELEGRAPH
Arrival Of the Western nion Compnny's
Expedition at Perfect
Success OF the Underinking-Journ
Of the Progress Made.


The Alta California has news of the arrival oi
the expedition OF thc Western Union Telegraph Com.
panv at PcrOpalOWEsi Russian Siberia on the 10th OF
October. Prom tic time the expedition left this po:
~ ne could not have expected 20 succeed better No
accidents have happened. They had landed all the
parties necessary to carry out the explorations pro
jcctcd and they had zone 70 work vigorously The!
can but anticipate greet results bY another year.
Everywhere they have been most cordially received
Every assistance has been given BY al me
expedition lett Sitsa August % reaching the Rcdoab
ST. Michael September 10, whore they lett Major Ken
nicot party bound for hhe yukon or hinckpab Ever
country. The following is tie list of this party Major
Robert Kennicott, W. II. Enris, Joseph T. buzer
Thomas { Donuiscu. Frank kctcnum, j. T. Chbp1eI.
Richard Golfer. Frederick X smith George Adams,
O. DE Budcun, Charles =. Levi. Andrew Greenburg
Michael HigbcTg j. NJ. Bean, ". Bannistor.
Since leaving Sitka the expedition has completed
tlis seasons work AZ Michael they established a
depot Of supplies rnder charge Of j. NJ bean Inc
party under Kcnnoot took with them he little steamer
Lizzie Homer ana were furnished with everything ne.
cessary.
We have made thorough and extensive soundings in
Norton SOUND ns iar north Behring'S straits. ana
there are no difficulties in The way. Tho native tribes
I'm Northern Siberia, who il vas feared might throw
obstacles in way seem 0uXi0Ds 20 asst i ~ every
thing and express themselves much eratihcd at tue
prospect Il enploymeut The party which IL to ascend
tie Anadyr River IS PROBABLY wen advanced D! IBIS
time.
Col. Bulkey left the party at Pioyer Bay with a
steamer, intending 10 yisl the Gulf OF Anad!i ond we
learn here OF the safc arrival OF tie olga wtA the
party under Major Aba5a IN August az the mouth al
the AMOR River. Major Abasa aud two others LEFT
six weeks ago for the Peninsk Gulf whence he would
proceed north If possible 70 meet the Ancdyr River
panty Messrs. Mahon and Bush left Nickolash bound
also TO the north. The work being mos, vigorously
| prosecuted ia all directions.
An the parties which t was proposed to dispatch this
year are already well started and judging OF the sue
cess Of the future by that Of the past it is confidently
hOped greater progress NAV be made during the coung
wear. Much credit must be awarded Col Buckley and
Cant ScammOn, for tie energy with which this sea.
sons work has been prosecuted. The expedition VIII
probably leave here direct for San Francisco mmodi
atgy after tic arrival OF tie steamer Will Col Iulkcy
(uoW daily expected and hope 90 reach your city h
/ Dec J. ii not before All are well on board
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Amusemen,. thi, Ryenins.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-IrALray OsxsA-CRrspno La
CoNARR
WALLACkS THEArER-JovKs Sacrifice.
NiBLOS GARDEN-EpuIy FoRRRsr IN OTHEILo.
OLYMPIC NOTWITHSTANDING BEAUTY IN rug WOOD
fHR MisERIE, OF liUsAs LIrE.
WINTER GAKDEh-TaE rICEET9rL zAvg Man.
BROADWAY THEATEB-"sAx"
BkRNCMS MUSRrM-~Afernoon snd Evenine-Csoss %
GOLD-Cmous-N. b. HARRISON, ExrRIoRASE9cs
SINGER
FOX'S OLD BOWEN THEA1E7-TBE LADY OF Lyons
OR, Low ASD PRIDE-5C HOoLLssTER-FABc
NEW-YORk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROmsjOs, BARI
BAcz RiDzR.
BnYANfS hlNSrRELS-THg LATEsr IRON Pans
TIsPtN oSrrr 80 POsPgTs BEUNDTRs--SroCKs Up
fuH Liyf lseTs-bEYAN@s u. 5. CHANT.
WOODS B'NsTpFLS-THs MNAO.g's TRrrmPH: Or
THr BLACK MAiLERs DEFEAT. In SIX Scenes-"CA
NLLy."
BROADWAY THEsFrM-ScKslc IILr.ioss Nj
COLA hFisrFB % q LO0YE
SIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GR,D Asp Crosby
.Ts -ST.TCAsy-itTpsCAigs
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DISSEMINATING, ssD
STAFCAGY.
40 81 BfOADN Al-ExniDITroS O1 TAG VICTORIA
REsA on s0rrH 'HFI..cAS WATER LEY.
IRVING HALI.-LtcTuaH HI ME De- ConDorA--" THF
Law Is RI f4DGI Is. NiDsH.
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CALIFORNIA.
Marine Iicms-The Weather-Arrival Of
HhuIers- commercial Intelligence.

SAb fRAh(IsCo, FRIDAY, NON L. 100
Arrived. ship Macauley from Baltimore.
During the last eight months. eleven vessels loaded
with copper and silver ore, have sailed from this port
for swansea.
The steamer John l.. Stephens arrived TO-DAY from
Maz4tlan with $4,000 IN treasure, and considerable
quantity Of coffee ana silver ore.
The tal Of rain during the last "a hours has been
equal 20 about ITO inches. being about llyth TIE
usual fall Of an entire year Within few days up
ward OF five inches have fallen in the mountain portion
OF the State and streams are rising rapidly the
river % Sacramento having Ilbcn hye feet.
Also arrived WAalels Caps Horn and Pigeon, with
oil Tie shin Mautie RENTS ,3lO barrels Of OF 10 tlc
last. and the JoAn Holman Ike amount Tho ship
Ottace is loading with humpback OIL aud bone.
San IRANcI-CO. Saturday, Nov. - 100.
SaIed-Stcamer Constitution FOR Panama with about
400 passengers and s73 90 ~ treasure for New
and slC1 O00 FOR England.
Business is rather quiet Petroleum has settled down
10 al IOd a n. Wheat advanced 5G3.c. lg9 ~.
Prime is selling at s. Of, purchasers 10 New orr.
Barley is also higher and selling at 81 - y iJJ.
The Spanish Chih inbToglo Aas strengthened hreed'
stufs Honey Is tight 40 D. g. cent per month Mining
shares have steadily declined during TIE week.
II IS estimated that from hundred 10 one hundred
and ffv tuns OF California broom corn VIII be shipped
East ibis sea. on.
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select for Mayor Elijah Y. Purdy whose name was
loudly cheered Another delegate suggested the name
of John Il. Hoffman which was also greeted with
hearty applause. 1t was however, agreed to lay oil
nominations the table until after the report Of the
Conference Committee should have been received
This put stop TO further discussion On the subject on
nominations The Convention then took q recess Of
five minutes TO select the members of the committee,
after the formation OF which the Convention adjourned
to this afternoon.
w0RKIYGMEEs POLITICAL ASSOCIATION.
AT meeting of the Working Mems Independent
Political Association Of the various Wards OF the City New
oIk held at No l63 East Broadway Saturday evening
Nov 49, 1865 }. c. Freeman, esd was chosen ChaiImin
and d. Pgnkett Secretary aud the following preamble au
resolution were offered end accepted:
UAcre1s Tie several parties and party oique' have put
forth their candidates f1I the suffrage OF the people, and
Tlsre1s We being ps and parcel OF tbs greet coinnu
fity deem IL duty 10 ourselves as wen ns 10 PostH 70
examine the qualifications ard claims Of those who nave Oeeh
or mey hercate: be offered candidates FOR our suffrage
therefore be IL .,. II,
Rolrcd That committee oftree be appointed to mss
ina iry IN reference ac Of those that ART no" ~ tv
hl ~ cardidass for the several offices who elected "u
VOL for the best Interests Oft people 90 large au INC s'
10 b, reported az the next meeting o. this ofsanzhtoh
J. C. kEHKaay. Chairman. j. D. PIrNKLri, SECRETARY.
z. ID. O'suuivan NJ. Plat. ;. u. Puusct' COMMITTEE.
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Mnrl,els... Rcl0rtlJ bv Tcllqropi.


OswYGo Nov -O-tlour unchanged. Nl't A god d''
msnd sa!c. 10 ~ .a 81 ~ Tor Inferior 81 sto Hlii'l
% ~ i1r Milwaukee tluD b. sample, gnd 81 I'D Iot i'
White Canada. Com 200 moderate druand sales a. ln'''
Yellow % Sc Barley dni ~ "a Tor lnWc Canada
doll Of SEQ Tor Cln1ds. Canal FIticit Aat,c'aiou I1
ere &c on Flour l5c. on Wheat 0l oA Com so 'n h.,
ley, and l7c l,ytto hc' lor, some outside bo ''
loading at lower figures. ,
PriLApnIPHI4 Noy. 2rPc.rocum quiet so'e' Crude ~
a5i d36c; BenIed 100 bond LO4 tlc Refined fec % n ~
dency; sales Of New Rcd at ~ pos 81 y f!cN - ~"
% Corn steady; sii~s ot Yellow o. ~ aik; W me-
Oats lower; sales 900 bush at ST. Cotcftcd a. - o."
"a per tun. Whisky dull. s1let no 20 so ~ -
baltimore Nov 20Flour dun and settlrd. low tldr
very heavy. seeds fTm Clover n 81 3t ~ 30 hcal
du sales Of Red ~ Goa 81 o. White =, 90 2, -
Com active White ~ Gba6ici yellow, H0Sc. oeia 90
sales at 48d ylc Provisions du and declining Cohre uu
ALBANY, No. 20.-Flou. quiet. Wh9i.-WLiie Canada,
~ 10 Oats steady at 30 Sc. or tluodmf slr' o. ly
bush Corn active; sales o 2pOo0 BUSH Tor store
s2dg4c BarsySdes Of 10 600 bu.h ~ ~ - Tor .tha
bush Com II O01 bush Wheat 81 n0O b1sh. Oats ooobni
Bailey, 800 bush Malt. 100 bush. Rye. go, OBJ,
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 2O.-florr di. Wheat actiy", a. =
N ~ Jel Oats lower. Receipts 800 bb. FI0us ~ D'
bush. Wheat sLiPmeLt,-douO b1 Flour, IBOo' bu'u'
Wheat. ~.
CscSsArI Nov. 2o-Flour quiet ard unchanscd. Niesi
gei Com dul. Mess f0ri-formeT silcs No ~Jd POI ~
for Old Green Shoulders, %t Hams l7ir Clear Bacon
Sides "a 80. Lord 90, Hog. active a. ~ 100 I'll ~
Receiras 5000 Whisky declined sales OF - y. 100
4 JJl for fresh and % for old No aud ~ ga % ~
No q Com firm, At decline Of 202lc saifs a. .Sd'oi iy'
No. and 54d55c. for 40 Oeis quiet al "a 90. oi 10
Tghwines duh at ~ % Provisions dali treisnis hne
Wheat Ne % g9 Ree'psS 300 G Se.s t o,t. SHIP
| msnts-'lw 20 A ~ a. Nhei' '''' ~
G Ei,uTltLr 60 -t4., ,provin. better ''ic'i
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FIJI rs WGsT TgRW-FRTH sT-Ihe four
story bric. building Sos Ia aud I'D West Jhiryiith
81 TOOL ire qst ercniDg between and O'Clock. on
tae second loor occupied b. j. 4. Monunc, chair
manufacturer. In less tim half an hour The entire
building wa 10 flames. The two ripper floors were oc'
o1uisd Lv 1fr Mlrrcu, trunk manufacturer. Loss,
81 COO. Insured The loss Of Mr.. Montiuc is estimated
at 81 800. insured The oss on The building Is stated
I s. coo also soid 10 be insured, but the names OF the
comp3ri,s could not be learned laet evening. Fuc
Marshal aer on investigating the origin OF the ire,
discovered Tat i caused through the caieiegntss
ora boy named james Welsh IL appears inai Nesh
had ligi,cd candle in his hand and let % drop on C
can Of yaInish Which iyntcd, producing the fire.
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business Motifs.

PEACE HAS IT'S VICTORIES AZ WELL As WAR,
aid PHALos Monr.BLoouro CEREJs hes ia,ry won the
p over an other Extracts for tie Handkerchief iores "a and
domeste Il has dtanced competition IN this Lemisphefe
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
BATCHmORS HAIR DYB.-The best III tho
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and infiIaneoui
IA effect The geuuiueis signed NtLuAa A. BACHELOR.
Sold by Ill Druggists. fseiory No 81 BarchVst
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Carte. Yenote D. per dJren. Duplicate, ~. An mega.
ti,ss ressslsr.i r. a. Ls~m No. 10 Cbs,hsmy., n I.
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A,Br0er-Ia De.rfci q. ~. on Thur.i-y Soy 1865.
I'm. I.ul. .ln Atbgc 10, eyed .. years
P.l 'r, iu Wisconsin please copy.
rTr TT-fn Decided. N ~ on ~l'1T. ay. Now u,
1885, NJ Na.ren r1It.,t5. agel 80 years.
P5rers .l Wisconsin P.easc copy.
CA1L-srddrtle. OF Noniay mominr ~ ~ attic 'a''
done. of her nlar H. W. Chapn. No t6 tls11.lye,
Brooklyn Ellhet Joseplnc ''li' ot 'le' III -' ''i
lrsnrsco Ca. in tle 900 "a year Of beg ago.
Her r,lve urd hc reaiiyr4 obi hicHol o. h'F hsla-'
and those o Ler Dr. hs..a, srr H. p'ctniy IH' o 20
attend ley funeral, .ro tie 3D. T.. Ciur.l Che Rev.. w.
Ieo, r.,.rl Ia prkalha7e between h"nt and t-ain.
a-as On Wrdrs.i next, % o'clock D M
V.. .c.t'us, .i be inferred Dol Greenwood temftsrv
SIN francisco lCul and itlniied tConnh pi.eaa please
CtfCEFprNGit Brooklyn on saturday Novil. Cyrus G..
I.,icrla.. 100 tbe sd year Of bis age
I'D, rsiains l Doe taken 90 P.ulatepl ior m.orti'.
iCCUNEN-ln pm,efcld Conn. FRIDAY nov. L., aory
H. daughter or Peter r. and Lydla Ann tomen 1ge1 -
p'ra D az ci5s on Taesaay Nov, ~ a. BiissGcd
DAlIEs-In Jeey City, on Friday, Nov J.. OF de.sc OF
!. heart emily a. g. only daughter o, Richard Davies,
E.l, =. vic. from tie Heading " T. Charcl. Jersey
Cif, on Sunday 10th inst, az 1880 o.
m o 1eiaani we've iaA n 10 Greenwood ior nterment
ERANKLiN--ln Brooklyn. Oh Monday evening, Nov o.
John Jackson. second son Of Eugene L. snd Elizabeth
Frtku, IN the OH year Of his age.
THO relative and friends Of the family respectful invited
attend tho funeral, Wcduesdy afternoon % C.ork
from the residence OF his parents No 20 Adepst Brook
Ign, without further invitation.
HAYNEs-n DeeriieId New.Humpshlre. sundsy. Oct.
g. 1853, At the residence of his sonn-gw Mr.. William
Haynes. in the 9Th yrar OF his age.
Papers IN Wisconsin please copy.
JOHNSON-On Sunday Nov. 49, Miss Julia A. johnson,
youngest daughter of the late William johnson.
He's @nds, and tho.e Of VIM Tempston Johnson and Geo
4. Strong, invited to attend her funeral, az Trinity
Church. on "Wednesday, the I'D inst, al ,! r. m
KISSAM-At Jamaica, l. l., on Sunday, Nov 49, George
Hoffman Nissan, W. d., IN The 35th yeaf OF hls age
The relatives aud friends OF tho family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services from Grace Church Jamaica
on Nednosday afternoon, NJ O'Clock Cars Leave James
slip az IL M and Hunters Point at llt o'clock
LkWRTNCE-In this city on Monday, Nov. o. Maven.s
nj n. he
81 her
The aud friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 a,tena the funeral from ~. Marks Church corner Of
Tenthri and seeOnisvr.. on "Wednesday I'd ,nst at
N without further inlitas,0n.
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Personal.

Edward 4. Pollard, formerly Of The R'chmoad
Enqvirsr and latterly Of Fort Warren u about to De-
come editor Of The Menptis Aroilactc
Gen. Grant name o. bestowed upon him by hi
pareute Is on tho authority OF bis father, Hiram
tgssef Graut." UUt Inist-ke was made IN entering
his name or going 70 West Point and the error mas
never been since TcCticd
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FATAL STABBING AFFRAY.-John Appa ana
John Aryille both Cinnamon had an aherc9tIqn iast
ovening durng which Appa stabbed Aryille In the
nacI indcting dangerous wound. Appa was arrested
~ tIe FoHrth Ward Police and locked mp: ArVe was
bepg taken 10 the CITY Hospital when nc dica on tne
way. The sfiray occurred az NO, 'oi i''''''' INV
arose in a dispute about some money
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-A young man,
named John mckinley, early yesterday morning forced
nt "a nanel from side door leading from the hallway
into te quor store Of Dennis Lyons. nj the corner oi
Grand ana Laurens sts., and stole si2 in pennies lie
wa arrested by Officer Daniels OF the Eicnth PIecet
Dbe coming from the hallway. Justice LedWl'h SUD
solncntlv committed the accused for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
pnrsrNrAr 1oN oF MEpAIs To TwENTY.SEl

oxp RrGlVxr-Tls evening there will be dress
parade Of the. 22d Regiment ot their ArmoI! fogT'
tecntb.st near Fifhave., being the occafOn OF The
frst annuei prcsentltion OF the Aspnwail MEDIA OF
Nliterv Merit" a large number Of Distinguished
military and naval officers wiz be pre- eh' ana ad
lies NAV be expected from Gems. Hooker Dix Gov.
Fepton and Col Aspnwall, the donor Of the medals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-21
BROOKLYN ME We.

OBITUARY. Tho death of Mr.. John s. Voor-
HES tho eminent Law bookseller and publisher took
place on Sunday evening" OF his residence in Montague
~ Rrooklvn after a brief illness Mr. VOORHEES, had
been engaged in business forty years aud during tnht
time had been brought into connection Win most Oh INV
protest. sion, bv whom he was much esteemed iho
funeral will take place from his private Ieshense w.
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.