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NoTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE DAILY
IRBUNr TO prevent any interruption In tie Teceipt
Of The TKRNE subscribers axe part iarl! requested
lust at this time to send the money for iene"al u 'ner
subscriptions promptly as possible Or ue'foooss
ave under eo a revision which renders it necessary
scY al expired subscriptions TO I've paid immediately!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

FINE IN CHEsay-sr-At about seven oc ss !.
evening are occurred in the stables s,s'enea "a
ao lumber sd OF Joseph W. i 3d. boz Sorss owned y
me aSrs 80. barned to death The flames thea
eiteEed to ambor n ,ss yssd ana The oss os
s ". nu ST,S,I estimated a, $500 y covered ~ ~
az Tho origin u TIE Grs Is tuppossd ssss
been .aosQdSy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

HUTIER-NE W.OR .. z ANS.

Tho World illustrates It's idea OF belligerent
magnanimity ami Cancellation by saying that
"RButler had treated New Orleans a. he would havo
treated Quebec IN case Il YVES csotui cd during war
with Epclsnd. IL would have been vastly the
credit ts head and 70 tho advantage Of the Union
cause
That Is to say: If Gen. Butler had regarded
and treated New-Orlsans % a foreign city, be-
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fgein Albany.

AfBGSY, Tuesday. Jsr. y, 1855
In reply 10 d resolution NJ tire Assembly, the
Governor sent IN e communication relative % the
"ouol.s" Of the different couhl.es. No REV Informs
ton vas u7nished.
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The E,rau~d Csvrcspouaenss.

L0r.9yuLE. Wednesday. Jan. Is, lel
The army correspondents Richardson, Davis
and Browne cna Capt. Thomas J.. Vote. late Of the
bark Texas, Iet fo the Ean. the mail boat a; noon
10 dny.
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To Cerrcs?oudenis.

Ne notice can taken OF Anohyuou. Conin uheaiohs
intended for insertion r9us ~ .iiAoncais "a
" tire ares Of H.. wiitcr-nct neetssa'y TOT
ION. as a Guaranty Tor his good i1'! ~,
for th ONCE snoad W adore 10 iH
Tk'srXE." Neslork
We csnnOt uudcrske 90 return erected torn i'Sii''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-18

QUEBEC, Tuesday, jan. II, Is53.-Ihe Canadan
P.f,m-pt meets on Tbar.S,y Csbne meeting will 10
hsd to-day furnish the programme for the coming session
noticeable lecture Of the passport sysiem hsthsy are
on railway ,hoousa.e brit the ordinary roads
entering Maine and Vermont passports arc no. reqcir,d
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Tb. s,ibunc in London.

sTETENs BRoTIERS. iAmehcsn Ay.n's f"' ,fnTl,ir's
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TORONTO, Tuesday, Jan. II, ls65.-'rhe case o
Burssh the Rebel raider UP ss,n to-day before the Re
sofd-r He announced het judgment Of the Cous! We
uos rssiy ys bu, that would 10 psecoasesa ~ SfAv
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uuenvv HaIloPe.


QUEBEC, Tuesday, Jan. Il, 1861. TX. Clint,
Director Of the Quebec Bsnk has stopred psyusr Bs IA
bilities arc about ~2a0.0O
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To Advcstisers.

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY RIB NE oi lnlS
wee at b. handed H. todey.
Ps'.s ~ per line for each ir''ron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
From Washington.
Important order Relative 10 Connscated
Property, Etc.
wAsnisGTos, Sept Ith.

wAsnisGTos, Sept 7th.
Major General Howard has ordered the agent for
London County, Virginia, 20 suspend action with re-
gard to property claimed he eon6soated until tho
record shall be carefully revised and corrected This,
It beloved will tend to alsy the distress and con-
sternan ercitol by the publication Of the order for
the ccnfh hsstion appropriation Of large number
Of fsrms,in London County r the use Of the Bureau
Of Relueses and Freedmen.
Lieut.. q. ID. wslworth soon after playing game Of
billiards laat nsht died OF congestion Of the brain
From papers found his person, 1t sppesrs shat he
was q member Of the 18th New York Cavalry, that
he had been tuty In the Ordnance Department,
and had just settled his sooounts.
The President It 10 stated, viii not interfere with
the action OF the Southern Bishops They nay unite
with the Northern Church or not, they please. In
reply to the reponstranecs Of the radicals he stated
that the Constitution was silent on the subject.
Governor Penton is in Washington on business
I connected with the music out Of New York troops
and the settlement Of the ans OF that STATE agGis't
| the General Government. l. IL understood that
about sl,4OOOoo Of these claims are fayorahly
! sdered.
There was again a large crowd at the Executive
| Mansion to-day, nearly all Of " hon were pardon
seekers Some Of them had been ,tandins at the
door for At lcss, ave hours .ng for admission, but
| nSt pctn EIhtlnru up W tutte -s"o
| p.rdons were yesterday granted by the President.
To-day -oms Of them impauently rcp,lred 10 tho
statc Department. TO obtain the Secretay's sigma
| turs TO the documents.
| Gen. Marmaduke, known a. q prominent officer In
the late rebelllol Ia tho first to avail hulseh OF
tie privilege 20 go abroad, and remain without the
United States during the pleasure Of tho Govern
roent, ant has received passport accordingly. Gen
reGuregSTd has also applied for passport under the
sGne Official orter az ,bs Department Of State,
Though tho medium OF syInpsthizins lady friend
fLOm Alabama.
Instead OF receiving donations for Captain Wirz II
appears that Kt house, Fos ler Co, OF IBIS eiy'
have only consented to receive deposit In tha or
dn.Yy bu,inoas way, amounts Of money TO BE hsid
tu oct 10 tle order OF the prisoners counsel
verbal error, linh has appeared In some OF ths
new sp,pcry, E.s been droued OF tufhcient uaport-
arce lor Official correction The Secretary says ,h'
soc,ion in which IL occurs Ia a. follows;
"Ani BE- Il further rrdct,d, That AL per,on. no.
nv law entitled 10 a less pension than heTttoioIt
specified, who shall have oa one foot ana one hhnc
In the military serycn Of tho InIsd states ana "
the ns Of his Ltheirl duy, shai be entitled '" "eh
~ dollars per month
This section, the Secretary says 10 pnnteh in me
pamphlet edition OF the laws Of the last sesiion o
Congress- precisely according 70 tho original roll
With tha exception that the word 'hi, IL undernood
thAA IT, pat In taics, and the word theii Paoed u
hr-'ssv-ths EeAsos ioE fa1sh opF1eVA ASs s'iV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
INTERNATIONAL CABLE.
The Overland ENnedltl1n.

Ska, Aug. Is, via N'B ;.Wihst,r, sent o.
Tho bark Clara Roll will sail from here to-morros
for New Wostmin'teT 1ne schooner Milton Badger
will nlsO sail for Aaad,r Bay tomorrow, with an
exploring party on board sud I'm supplies Of equip
nients. This part VIII le the advance ''p!oes OF
the route from the Anadyo River to The An or. Tho
bark Golden Gate viii sso sail for Port ST. Michsels
and the Ioukon River With the steamer Lizzie hor-
on board. The parties sho viii explore she Youton
River are also on board the Golden Gate. The
steamer Wright will also ,si for the mouth Of the
Youkon River and the Gui Of Anadyr. Col Charles
B. Bulkley, Engin.l. in-Chi.f Of no Overland
Telegraph Expedition -oes o. the lAtteF' and sfer
directing the prsiin.in,r operations OF the explorers
Of the Youkon, will procoeI TO AnHdyr aud Behrinz
Straits. Everything pertainiIs 70 tho great eSpodi-
tion Ia progressing syOrsby sud the hu' ian officials
at sitkA have extended every aid IN their power The
health Of the expeditlonsry corps excellent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1865.

ia thai the nevspspcrs have printed the word 'or"
inse.d Of the word "sud" between the words foot"
and ''hand" The Acting Commissioner Of Pensions
saws without this correction the business Of the Bu-
resu would bs u.slessy increased vinout benefit to
sny one.
The President, within few days pasi, has received
numerous letters from prominent citizen, Of Virginia
North Carolina and Mississippi, expressing appreNen
sion Of insurroetion by freedmen In these STATES.
mems bureau for cansideration, and Gen. Howard
has Issued circular 10 Col. Brown, Commissioner Of
Freedmen In Virgins, recommending q patrol Of
tse department commander In counties where there
are no agents Of the Freedmen's Bzrosu citizen
Of Union sentiments may be Gppoinied W aid the
Bureau In preserving ofcoT and forwarding contracts
for labor between the freedmen and vhite cil'
Iens such sppointee to be responsible 70 the Assist
ant Commissioner for the Stale la which the citizen
resides.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08

MR. MoprA tie EnrEshmsn who v.s se,,.y
some mouths ago BY The NsspoBisu brigsuda II
SUI In their hands. He has managed 70 scnd .
le',er 10 Naples, IN which he states tha, the brig
snds now find u difhcult Va procure food He,
strength 10 sinking rapidly under the priv,rons bs
o1hgcd 70 endure, he 10 ho longer able TO wsrt.
sha n the brigsnds, In their forced marches are
oonsod 70 carry him from place N plsoe.
Asoss The school hooks used IN France Il one
couss'ns OF isc-smilss Of letters vritisn BY buu
nr,, nen, smasn, people &c, intended to teach
n n 'ne art OF reading writing. Every variety
" sanu ' selected, hesnnning with The bss, and
srsouAiy procseding to scravls which puzzle
primers and BIND lsusr,'' men m po.,-olflces
l,h, .n.s YOU'D os valuable syassn fur Amsrioan
In one village In The Dsna AZ ,h. MA ss,shr~,,a
10. .or see ouNvanon OF ws,ern.lons, The whole Of
We inhsbitants died durins the rscsr, prsyslsnco,
OF choiera. bsing unable 70 ell their fruit thsy
sse themselves and died ,o III. las. r,.,' N va.
ncc sssary 70 employ forccd .box 70 h,sry hs lat,
IL 10 ssh that In oil eghty-two thou,sud yIc,irn,,
OF the contstion and bed living we're bnrisd A,
Egypt within nI weeks.
RrrusNs 70 the Agricultural Department, sor
August from all parts u shs country, shov ,h.,
the corn crop will bs enormously large AID Ia ms
turing IN excellent order. Is erce-s over p.ss
years moro than oomponssses for de0csncrss IN
wheat. The potato crop 10 unusually large and
promises well Buck wheat and onions promise
an unprecedented y,sld. The cereal exports, cos
viii " largcz than ever before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

A SHARP EYE ON 'EM.--lt Is O trite saying
that 'there 10 no loss without some GAIN" and th
truth Of the sdAse Is exenpli6ed in the late waA
street frauds and forseries Tho bsnkoIs merchants
and business men generally, have been ea 10 oIA<
mine their books closely TO ~o II any deerspsn -
existed In the acc cunts, and 70 watch their euI N
vigilantly In order 10 discover whether they ~e'
tinotured with tho jenkins mania. This lAi'
featulo of vigilance has been consigned nsinly
tho private detectives, and IL would make $3.50 4
tho mice young msn" wInco II they knew ~ 4
elcsely they we're watched BY "shAdou' In u
service OF tho mpoyer.. Thov are rot aware thas
when they so out In the evening to have nigh y
time" they are watched by the ,harp eyed dctecti'A
Who note. tho number Of "cobblcrSs they plsc =
thenselvc. outside o. the amount Of zap" the =
eIpend for last horsss the number Of visits the =
make TO concert s.loons the cha Of her busne'
in Iesno street etc. Yet IL s II the fast youn
chap Who Is noted among his companions for havir q
and %. aiding lots Of money If this ohap know n 4
the shabby looking customer near him doto 4
tive liborally paid br watching him, he would ues
.Ihibit his roll Of gresnbacks With suoh sppsv
contsmpt for money. II he knev, when .lppins q
champagne with his Grespo stree friends, that ia
dandy Who Just came In the shabby-lookins eus>
TONER aforesaid. 1t might his suspiooua poS
- fLsaiiazsa "a iaa ly.i RsgsJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
From Missouri.

The st. Louis NEWS. September Oh 'ys'
Tho sixty dave period allow cd 'or filing the Test
Oath expires tod ilMis.trs can h,a y a. any
forbidden 10 ",re.c6 or teach" from this day, until
,hsy DO file T. Up 70 yt,terlsy o9y I60u. one;
fourth Of the priests and eleTgy h'R ~ ous had
Rev. M Schuyler ' Of ths Epi'copa charGh Rev, A.
o. George and on Cox q lhe HsspSls i ssnsn LPisos
fr,erisn Cburci, Psy. A. 4. Kendnck, Rev. J. Y.
ssSSa' Rev oeoPs aScH EeT G. coar.d 3 GS0e :;
the Bant,., hChr,ch Rev T. II. Post, OF
hs cs, cSnsTes.toasl asa,I' churel;, and Rsy' WIN:
S' a. ESt Of the gi,aIi.n osa1cs sGcsen no PIes.
Il the HstSodi.s Church south or q ths Christian
Church yet .fen earn from ssts. hs ksFgn, y
LioAs that ths th!ItssEb kansA ~esIAas ol she
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
Making Q grand total Of.

M
uN .l,,., - -'O's""
"nen inc scxht o. srnor, which 10 estimated a.
500 tons, I'd ed II will sosm almost incredibn but,
"A A. n.x.r.h.,... -. a.. -. -. .-.. -
vaterh only trihs over thirteen ket leaving .
margin Of sish, feet for the balance AZ bsr spu,p.
=. - <-,- -. ~"
"o"' !" guns oo~AN stores &C. rorsign sfcers, vho
have looked At the vessel, express more surprise asd
ratification al her immense prooorton. .vms,,v,
and liberal accommodations than ve do In tho,
country. The vorh A. prosresrips 6peIx a. h.,
h,, 4, lin h. ..n,. ,,,n. 49,. an -
' W" v" ''"i" 'i"' ps'o's sns vh - com
pleted,
The time has arrived vhsn II Il believsd thss thu
publie voulx n. ,nor. n,....x a. ...A - -. s..
,..S O'e p''0 W 'o-a o' s"ne 's'i"
purely scisntiheal a,d yet valuable psiucip,o on
.cononv an, ,,.. L,.. .c,.,.I ...u-..tr..Is,-
-', ..A'' "s" "''s S"e'S on"unH~sD
io'scnos 70 'ho p'sns proposed 70 govern me WAL
,'oAos, es,ns 'no "'A .in 'ne pfopei ume' vo
proceed 10 furnish some facts In relation = the
objects of 90 mueh fnterost Al aha prssept lime
..n..,.u.- - u. -
TIE wrsoosrr
\. . ~oo5.r ,.dal. ~h..l .,..,,., .< An. .,x,.I
h soyho" vsI,Is v,ir u susc' cse'i " w me
,i. .hr.S hS III ...n.s,, , pos - 49,
ues ~ s.snapea s aia E1Iap1s ., eeihs sna oo,LsI
"nIs ~ ~ rs"S, a., vI ~, as ~, hi Nv, SJ] ~
eorvlse;, me nIss 10y wsre 70. below uo ssxnastG
'y NJ n.n.r,ann, IN h.,s nr.rsS -. - -. .nT
turned one into an ordinance vessel 10 prool Of tb-S
ssseruon. The Winooshl ". tuiit at ss hossoY
July, leOS, or more than ts2 yeen Hxo: ehe Is 90
ions Ieentef, sna Q, soout No WoNin oih nepevuA
i1nstnl Eso leoti pesm, ~ ioet aspth o. hoaa- n
Iesl nst ~ ~ sanepL nan" sp'u n,ssa -. NJ, - h1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
From Fort Smith.

Fort Smuh, Ark, sept THE Indian Commits
zion assembled here to-day in preliminary se,fion.
Representative we're present from the ssinnloios,
Cherokees Creeks, Choctsws, WsshitswA OsagsA
seneesa wyandoltes and Quoioins. The Chcka-
saws acts with the ChootasL A bitter hIed exists
between the Rebel and LOYAL ful and halt blood In
dI.ns, which will interfere seriously with ihe ~oTt of
the Commission. The Indians will object TO the
emanc!. .ation OF their slaves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
General Intelligence.
tBy ksa 10 "a. Nss York Sun.I

-. =
Tns sou'herners nave ionnn tho 10" disch."
u Is situated IN an .nte-room oil We Whto House,
~here appoahnst"r PARDON arc eonsuercu'
GAIT PEhRiI VINO 'ormef'y COMMANDER me
washington Jsh 81 hlohAndris' 10 70 De tned
py military commission LOT erusV W ptisoners
TnrnE are now one hundred and hfty business
houses IN AusntA Ca. Three months ago thsre
were only iour'
Tns Freeimon's bureau 81 Washington, will
have organised, In atout three weeks, educational
facilities for sbout S,eSO Juvenile contrabands.
TIM proioctsd emigration Of southeruers 10 Bra
z nd. f.ir 40 relieye the limited s,ates Of tftv
thousand Of the dissatisfied ehivalry.
On Saturday. q, Richmond. Va. . nick ,oot .,
wa, arrested, trio1, sop,spced, and lodged In tbs
Penitont.ry tunder sentence for yesrC ali within
the space ot forty five minu,es
49,, A., .,,. a. =, c.. r,...,. , s,,
.ready scouit.e.nce on the psrt OF tho people IN
,he action ~ the military suthontos''
-. ., -. .,,
..' =, ~. .' .',,' h ,ss ~. oomi.,as o,' ~ ~
80 I.iI o. 1.l -, ~, ~. cn. y" ~
counsel i,r ,hs paintds are Nossr.. Edwin james
and Thomas Dunphy
=. : II, - - ,,., a,
~ c.,,',,v ,osn.f !, aa,,,h c.,okn. n...ch'
80. a,.nDs C.I,aata. o...'r,'..
ahps.ui. ~, SPy S', uia -, ~
,,o,. r., 80 ,os,,,, oaJar.d 'A1 '-' '''''
-. -, ". A..
-, A. -, 49,. 10, =, -, - - ". - .s.a ~
- ~ ',stit.' ,,'., -, -, ,Ia ,.Il-. t NJ y
,.a - = A.. 80. y, a. J,sh.ndsn, ~ sh.n,d..,.
~ 49, w Wv N'"' ~ VI '"''
Anul'
InK disposiron of the negroes In Texas h de-
1919 LIss,'.I..tN 'H' , aa.sa.I.
M: ,ns a. i.,ae' III ~ ~ ,h.n u,
~, n,,Inias 80 ha,nis.. ,nd as,.nS.n,
''o'' A'"'''' S
THS outrages murders and dsprsdsnons OF law
less Indians and white men, which have long pre-
vailed In IeIaH rs.her Increase than ab.te. Lsss
1851 ~ hor.,ti. pl"'S h,us- -
| ,. " N'' ~ o-' wv
''''
IT stated Mat sterling Prco and other offccrs al
the late Ceniedersto army, have received from tho
Emperor NAximliAn the commission Of Generals
| in The Mexican army Thss mistake. stoTling
Price hAs gone " BfaLi- probably 70 seek rosid-
'He'
| Inn navy Department hss dispatcher from
tho W ash.ngton Navy Yard, gunboa', 10 proeood
| via tho river 81. Lawrence ~ Detroit and the
| Lakes. This aouon 10 deemod Important - termi-
nInng tho long existing treaty snpulatons restrict
| ing uayA protoction on our frontier "stors.
Tus son of B>v.riAn butcher has lately boon
duplns the fr'qIontera OF the fashionable dsrmsn
watering Plac,s by assuming dinohns ana an
entire lemslo 10 ie' hs professor 70 % rohsh
beauty OF ancient ianly' ana IN MIS- chsrse,er
succeeded IN Obtaining money rom aduArng
dupes.
TuEuew steam screw sloop Guerriers will be
launched frum ,he BJaton Navy Yard Oh saturday
The following are to Dimensions Of the vessel :
Length, 1893 feet 0 inches; boAm 10 feet; depth Of
|
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Dunderbers'. Present Csud,,ies-D.s.
cription Of the I've Naval knoerv

On Tuesday evening, tho las, Of tho heavy piecesl
OF the DundeTbsr's machinery we're pa. on board BY
one Of the Bishop derrieks, 20 that at lhe present.
time there are about fs7 tons Of machinery on board
leaving about one hundred ton. moro ,o be put In
The fonovtaa tsbs viii give some Idea Of the weight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-08
oIIisioa on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road-1wo-thirds OF the Passengers
Injured.

Trenton, S.pt THE train which Ion rhils-
elphla a. . A. NJ, on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
toad came In collision at nine O'Clock, a Highutovn
With way train for Trenton. Tho collision took
place on the high brdse At that place. and II 10 said
that two-thirds Of the passengers in the niSt train
we've more lees injured Tha locomotive Of the nI
o'clock train slightly damaged, and thai Of tho
other traln Was badly injured Several Of the cars
.ere also damaged, the Platforms &c, being broken.
The cause Of the collision IL said TO be difference Of
six minutes between the watches Of The respsctive
sonducter, that Of the conductor Of tho way train
being behind. This Official, however, says his watch
.si correct when leaving Amhoy. The passengers
BY the six o'clock train were sent forward By .
special train.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-25

The Canadian counsel for the United
States. 10 the St. AIbans sxtradiiion case has
fled claims al Washington for services
rendered 10 the modest amount Of SIS, 900
in gold.
Postmaster General Dennison, during The
month OF September, put into operation fifty
OF The most important rouies, and re-opened
FIVE hundred and fifty post Offices in the
Southern States
The population Of Paris is rapidly over
taking that of London, being now over
100000, whereas London is still under
5 100000. Formerly the difference between
the capitals was much greater.
The other day three soldiers in Memphis
TenC., while running away from the patrol
ground, leaped from the Snsquehanna
bridge in the river, q distance of sixty feat
and swan thu rive:, making good THEFT
escape. This 10 the best Jumping since
Sam Patch went over The Niasars Falls.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-25
D / E D..

la Bloomsburg, al the residence of his
brolher-in.law, the editor OF this paper, on
Tuesday the oath inst. HEMAN A. PREsTIss,
second son of the late Noah S. Prentiss,
aged l8 years and months.
The deceased lately returned from the
army, with which he had been connected
since 1863. He was at one time attached to
Sherman's army and with it marched through
the Safe OF Tennessee, and more recently a
member of The 9Th P. v, Army OF the Po-
;omac. Shortly after the close Of the war
he was mustered out of service and returned
home, suffering from disease incident to
camp life, which had debililated his system
10 such degree that il was unable TO en-
dure The severe attack Of !sver which caus-
ed his death.
In BIoomsburg, on Friday, the z0lh inst,
Mr.. john LENAE, formerly Of the 74ih p. ",
aged % years.
At Still Water, Columbia county, October
lllh, 1865, Polly, relicl OF Daniel McHen-
ry, Esq, in The 79lh year of her age.
In Fishingcreek township, on Thursday
The 18th inst, Mr.. john PEALER, OF typhoid
lever, in the 52i year of his age.
In Mount Pleasant, on :he 5lh inst, Mrs
Calharine NJ. vile OF Mr. J. n. Yanderslics,
aged 90 years, months and 10 days.
10 Jordon Township, Lycoming county,
on the 7lh inst, Maggie L., daughter ol
ElizabeiL & Jonathan D. Smith, aged years
months and lS days.
10 Berwick, Sunday night, October 18th,
OF Pyema, frances WrScESDEs, aged about
5 years.
In Nescopeck township, Luzsrne county,
October Ii. 1865, WILLIAM FOWLER, aged
68 years. months and days.