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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
HoesE ENpHRHsTs.

70 PlumeiAsa.--if yoa wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals al a small adj
vanog oa kestsFn prices, 50 aud examine gstLsa
8 ~nuf's stock, where You VIII and every erti-
Gle that ia neaded by the profession, and priece
witch cannot tail to give satisfaction. Their
Store Is az No. q dan street mayld&wu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
TRANSPORTATION.

GTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
- AZ QUEENSTOWN, (CoRN HARRoR) The
well ku1Wn sseameFs 81 the Liverpool, New York
aud Philadelphia steamship Company Inmsn
Lilac, carrying the 4 5. Mails, are intended 70
sail a. follows,
GLASGOW Saturday. Dee II
CRY or MANCHESTER .-.-.-.. Saturday, Drc. "a
Aud cvery succeeding saturday, at Naon, from
Pier a., North River.
RATES OF PASSAGES
Payable 10 Gold or It's equivalent 10 Currrncy.l
FtEsr CABIN. $50 e. sTEERAsz..........s5oO 90
do 10 LoBAou-- - 90 do TO London. 81 90
de 10 Paris.-.... 95 % do to Paris ...... 90 90
de 20 Hamburg % 20 do TO Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers ars also forwarded O. Havre. Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates
Fares from Liyerpool or Queenstown LIST Cabin
--S15, SIS, Sos. Storage SO. Those who wish
20 sud tor tAoir friends can buy tickets here az
these rates.
For further Information apply AZ the Company 9
obces JOHN G. DALE, Ageat,
Is Broadway, New York.
BEuM & Antilles. Agents,
CecS-hm EVansEftle. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

wAsnNoroS, Jan IA grand sa-
lute is nov being fred in honor Of the
capture Of Fort Fisher BY the land
forces under Gen. Terry and the naval
forces under Admiral Porter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIIvIH. C0NGREsS--sd SESSION
WAsHiEsrox, Jan Il

WAsHIEsrog, Jan II.
HoUsE-Rice of Massachusetts,, read
a telegraph announcing the capture Of
Fort Fisher which was received with
great applause.
lhe House then resumed considera'
ton OF The bill providing a government
Tor the rebeliions States. Elliott opposed
the bill seeing no necessity for a gener-
al law de was in favor Of considering
the merits OF each application of State
Tor re-sdmIttanoe into the Union on lis
own merits. The House then postponed
the further confederation Of the hill for
two weeks
The Military Academy appropriation
bill was then taken 40 and laid over
The House next proceeded to the con.
siderstion of the Legislature, Executive
and Judicial appropriation bills, &c.
SESATE-Farious petitions were pre-
senEed, when, on motion Of Mr.. Cola.
ner, the Honse resolution appointing
Gen. Richard Delafeld regent of the
Smithsonian Institution, in place Of Jo-
seph Totem, deceased, was eoncurred in.
TRESToS, \. j., Jan. lin the q.
S. Cireait Court, Judge Field delivered
an opinion in the United States Revenue
case Trenton, Aimes county, applied
for an injunction against the Collector
of Internal Revenue, in order TO test the
legality Of his assessments Judge
Field refused 70 grant an injunction 70
restrain the collection Of internal reve-
nue. tax He declared that be could
not grant aninjunetion In q case Of this
kind that the power to issue an injunc.
ton was always q delicate and often
dangerous power, and this being pariie-
ularly so in matters Of taxation, it
gbt never to be granted unless there
was a clear case for the exercise of such
power Il might eof most serioas con
sequences at q time like this for courts
20 interfere by inlunctions, 10 res train
United States assessors aud collectors
in the discharge Of their duties
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
MILITARY.


II HAVE BEN AUTHORIZED 70 RAISE A
l. Company for the l4sd Reg I'D vol ini1ntrJS
for the term Of
O II II z Il a H
To rsadszvOas e Evansville Persons suiistiag
W II recasFs the shove bounty sEd draw 2ay and
ratsosss from the date Of enlistment.
m@- Pzxfron SFEto 81 FER month. Eow IL
the tins 70 ssesps tbs draft and make gcoS wage.
In Al probAhiiity the var vii Be over before ths
tizs expires. Tha Prespscts srs fair foE =. s4sy
t.-- 81 service Rserulfinz oGos At e Mais "a.
. 100 EDWARD P ELLIOTT.
jaalI-tl Recruiting o5esr. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

QURsEc, Jan l7.-C. IT. .clina, director
Of the Quebec Bank, has stopped pay
ment His liabilities are about two hun
dred and forty thousand dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney nc LaW and u. s. Claim
Agenr.

AEtUIs
Is authorized BY the Government 10 procure Pen
aieul' Bounty MONEY, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Olailus Tor HoasEs and other PRsrEary destroyed
while ia G. service Of the Government. and ell
rlaims, OF whatever kind or nature against the
United States
Bounty Tor Discharged Soldlersl
ny an amendment 60 the Bounty Law, passed at
tho last session Of Congress, "Au soldiers OF
other persons who Aape besa shaH hereafter be
discharged within years r-on the date OF thoir
enlistment, by reason ofweuuds received Ia battle,
shall receive TIE Same bounty As though they
served two years"
once 65ls Main Street, over Keller's Gun store
upposlie the court aouse, Evunsvile, Indiana
Correspondence must enclose stamps
nN-GooA reIrenees siven u reqalrea. mhg3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

"a Let tb0so who have doubted tbs VI Fsues
BuLL's CEDK3s BETTgEs, II any such there he
rsaA the following Certificate from gentlemen wel,
known in tbis Community, and doabt no EzoFs.
Guss1egal Introduction iato the army viii save
ths lives of thossafla II oar soldiers;
LOUISVILLE. Ky, June 81, 1858.
Wa. fho guders ere8. have seen the good effects
produced ~ the use Of DR.. JoHs Bulls CsDzes
BIr4Rns ia case q general debility and prsstratioa
81 the systom, and believe It's general ass would
prevent disease and rslisvs much sufsring-
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
case especially those who are exposed t. sslAs-
naatlc lufuencs 10 TIE Southern climate.
aAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rev. 81 Dis. ny.
EHAs. B. COTTON
collector Of the ror, Of Louisville. ~.
col. g. DENT.
Provost harshal Cent Of Keatucky.
EEY. ID. r. HEH DERs0E,
Vice PFns't q Sanitary Commlssies.
HARVEY, HUGHES 4 co.
Publisher Dsmearst
GEO. f.. DOERG,
Prop. Bou.svilis 4 sgsissf.
HUGHES PARKHILLs
Wholesale Dsy Goods Dealers. sssin Street.
louiavlllas h y
DAVIS GREEN s Co
wholsaals Shoe Dealer, Main st.. Louisville.
Iilhorraphers. cor Market snd Third Sta
iouisvilly, ky,
JULIUS WHITTIER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. % aud Market Ste
I.iiuisvilis, Ky.
GAIT q. r. uTLDRKTH.
OF 5ieamer sIatar Anderson.
AIAJ. 4. r. THUaT0E,
~ ymastcr u. & Army.
&. NJ. MErCALF,
:. tznhl Tfotsl. Loui.vllls, Ey.
Col. JzifSE BAHAKs.
1th ~. Cavalry.
& EOEGE p. PEENTgE,
boglavfifa Juurusi.
SEQ yurttseHtrut IN aBoftar column.
iabb - sold BY FETER VIEELIeG,
SOLE agent. Evansville Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
BUCKWHEAT.

DLESTY OF FRESH BUoKwHEAT. THE
Il first Of ths seasss, ~
Up EEEIo1T's, =
naT4 No = Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
COUN Y ORDERS.

County Orders vs.. Greenbacks.
WE TAKE COUNTY ORDERS AT PAR FOB
w Goods. the sane GrssEbseks. aud give
change. sEEAKRB BUsSISe,
1saS Ne, ~ and - Esin street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

DiarrhOea and Dysenterry.-we have ex-
sml1sd a great number Of letters from soas q
the most promiasut citizens Of Cineinnati ARd
CoyiAgton. etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
Dr. strckland's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure of Diarrhes and DyssRterry. Tbs letters
are too long to publish. n. Woods, Of coEing-
tor, says he was pronounced fneursbls By the
beat doctors in Cincinnati, and one bsttls 81 Dr..
stFickiand's AMI Cholera Mixture Effected a per
mansnt cure, after suffering for months With the
sorst form Of Diarrhosa and Dyssntsrry. For
saIs bv DFnagists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
SPECIAL MOTTO

The Soldiers Trus Frisn1.-For oTsr forty
years Doctor Holloway has BEEN supplying all the
armies in Europe with bis Pills aud ointmsnf
they having proved Themselves the only uediei7ss
able 70 cure thu worst casss Of Dyseutsrry, soFes'
seuryy, Wounds. and sfuises Every kasPssek
should contain anne ef thsn. 1.-THE rsadsr Of this
81 notice F" cannot gss box Of Pills Or oih'nash'
from the Drug Store in bis place. Jet bin WIG %
ne, - Maiden Lane, enclosing tbs aussni' ana
viii mail box free Of expense Many dealers
vrlu not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make a. much profit IS on other persons
male % cents, 50 eszis, and 81 70 per bsx or
pot. jan -Ar1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
GIFT BOOKS.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS.
FOR Tbs
And HOLIDAY TRADE!

Bitter SWeet-A poem, BY ]. G. Hol-
land, bound N Turkey Antique
Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations:
By Sarah Josepha Hale.
The josephine Gallery-Handsomely
bound 10 Turkey Antique.
The Book Of the Boudoir-By Ellen
Louise
An Elegant Illustrated Edition of
TennysoR's New Poem.
Enoeh Arden-Handsomely bound.
Great Truths, by Great Authors.
PARALLELS from Rature-By Mrs A.
Gatty
Pleasures of Memory and Pleasures
of Hope-Illustrated.
Byron's Com plete Works-Round in
Turkey Antique
ALSO.
A large aud complete assortment Of Giff An
nuais, Photograph Albums, Photograph Bibles,
Portfolios, niarys. Nerk Boxes. Ladiss Leather
and Wire Porte-monnaies
The above goods were bought expressly for the
Holiday Trade, and vii Be- sold NJ uuiiormiy lev
istes, 80 J. NkALA'S,
40. q, corner ofMaia and Fhst 81.
Dec l4-dtn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
LIVERY STABLE.
American stable.
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS


fIAHIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT. WHO n
is we'll Suowu throughout the country. poa-
sesses stable Advantages superior 90 any similar
establishment in the Ctty, having arrangements
for the reception Of private horses az livery Of the
sost elegant aud camplsts description, and At tbs
lowest Iates.
Carriages Nr visiting 60 let. Coachns. nFh Z
Wagons, and every kind Of rosd vehicle t. let
Horses sold on commission. Second haua Burxiea
for sale AZ the very lowest prices. Passengers for
ward 20 all parts q ihe country hy special ecn-
Yeyanco
Having purchased the stock 81 MessTs. Rich
ardson Britton ne would take gr'at pleasure in
accommodating their cid Customers and friends.
T0RIAN a LANDER
We take tnis opportunity Of rctarninE our
thanks 10 our Friends fer the liberal snppOrt they
have given az. aud weuid soSscit a continuance Of
The same 90 the ksntiumen who suooead as and
whom we take ereat pleasure la Recommending 70
tbs pebble. RICHARDSON a BRTTTON.
desc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

DISEASE Oh THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systema-nsw and rsliabis
trsatment-in Reports q the HoWAED AssO-
CITATION. Sent By nail 10 sealed letter snvsl-
ops. FREE Of charge. Address Oh. J. sKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. South
Eiuth street, Phiadsiphis, Pa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18

The most s4luab.s remedy bsfore the public
without aay exception, is DiKon's Blackberry
CarmiHatiye. II always snects cuzs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
PIANOS.
MEAT SHOP.

New Meat Shop,
OF SECOND St, bss. WALNUT a CHESTNUT
n sCHIEDLER has opened Msss Shop e
W. tbs abose place, uhers he Intends 70 keep
- assortnleDt Ct all kinds 81 EIesh Meat, and
Sausage, of The best quality lie Invites the
patronage 81 The pagiic. ganlll-lW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
coLoArE,s HONEY SOAP.

gh.s celebrated Toilet Soap, In such ani-
ssfaai demand, 4. made from the choicest ma
teriais, "a mild aud emoIiient in its nature,
fragrantty scented, sad extremely bens
acial ia its actiou upon the skin. For sale -
Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. ], S. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon,
LIAyING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
L Evansville, eflars his professional services %
the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity.
Sc CGice ana residence on Main street, oppo-
site new L. Il. Depot Hewiil he found At Brunzh.
son Woods Drug store, on the corner Of Third
aud Aiaiu, from 70 10 o'clock A. NJ each day.
VIC
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-18
GUNNIEs.

.lnNtA GuNNHEs JUST RECEIVED AND
IONIO COR sale bv
BOOKER & nuSouCHET,
doc2l-U Nosta View treet
The sun., 1865-09-14
THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. Il, 1865.
Hnsfy Inferences.


THs slscnon recently held In South Csrolins Tor
delegates To the ststs Convsn,ico. hss furnished
additional fusl for the radical Gre. Ths fact that
only small portion Of the "Union" candidates
have been selected for delegates, is regarded by
tho champions Of negro Suffrage as an indubita-
Jlc pi oof ths. there is sill, vitality In the earcsss
" slavery aud that The only rnesns Of safety lies
in the cuir.nchi.smeut Of the blacks. As oil N.
other States under provisional Govsnments ex-
cspt N ssspppi, sbcut ~ follow IN the wake Of
South Carolina and ss this argument OF the rsdi-
cal, will 10 equally applicable TO al, II 10 well tha,
va should ses what II is worth. The RADICALS
jump to the conclusion that because the candidates
doHeuase1 an "Union" were generally defo,t-
oil In South Carolina, that tbo.s who are
elected must necessarily he ant.Union men.
There 10 no ground for such an Inference. H.r.
IN Nav York wo have a party which clsiui The
TIE oil Union but tho mos, malignant radical will
lardy venture 10 say that she party opposing u IL
disloyal-at least he could not say so conscien-
h'usly. Now the radicals have no moro tangible
ground for impuislions against the delegates Of NO
South Carolina Convention, than they would have
agsnst political opponents In New York. Tho
delegates TO tha, Convention claim TO be animated
by loyal spirit they apparently mean TO do rgh,
-then why should thsy DO denounced In advance
Of any Official Action' II on trial they prove 10 bs
iisloya- or In any way unworthy OF their repro
sentative position, II will then be quito time
,nough TO accuse them ofunfsithfulnen. But sup
pose ihsy were a ruslevolent they are .djudged
% be By the radicals, there would he no ground
or app 'ehension concerning what they might do
n convention. Congress will closely scruhnlLs
he Constitution framed by every one Of the re-
aAiued States, and have the power to reiec, mem
ters elected under these new instruments. There
ore thers Ia no reasonable cause for complaint
against the people Of South Carolina. Two sets Of
candidates were presented for thoir suffrage, and
hey took their choice as they had . perfect right
do. Those whom they elected as delegates may
% as honestly disposed toward tho Union ss those
gearing the moro ostentstious name, for ws have
earned here at the North that = political label 10
act always truthful. Give tho South Carolinians .
tsir chance, without this snsp-judgmen, style Of
tns- and If they prove 'aso to their professions IL
viii then bo the proper time to denounee lhen.
The sun., 1865-09-14
Helping Themselyes.

Tnr negroes Of South Carolina seem to be un-
willing that their sps,id plealcrs at the North
should do all tho work in the way Of advocating
universal suffrage. Tho freedmen OF St. Hoena
tsl-nd held meeting On the 4Ih inst. INDUCED
IN number Of speeches, aud passed a long string
drtsolutions, preaxed by one elaborate preamble.
The resolutions rocite the loyal part ths, tho ns-
sroes TOOK during tie lau war, their gsllsniry
upon the lsaledcld, their sincere attachment to
hc union' and ask that the forthcoming State Com
soution shall "give the right Of suffrage to every
eolor'd man Of tie age Of twenty-ons years, with
'u' other qualification than that required for the
white nt2oni Of this State" We sppreheni that
this movement on the par. Of tho negroes them
selves viii be quito as effective M that of theii
e'smor'us frenaS =. tho N5rh. Let them show
the sodthorH people that they are worthy Of suf.
L4se, ID 1hclr petition viii no, he In van,
The sun., 1865-09-14
Tho Situation In NIexIcn.

TIM military situation IN Mexico, slrsys difi-
cult TO understand, seems now TO be totally mex
plicable. Contradictory reports have lately fol-
loved so closely upon each other, and the alleged
advantages Of tho contending forces have spps-
rently oscillAed so regularly, that there to
be but little hope of arriving q, Ibe truth. The
captured Tshuscan. = city of ten thousand inh.b-
isants, sad that they have recently gained several
minor successes. We also have late official repor,
from Marshal pAzAISz who commands .he French
troops In Mexico, TO the effect that his forces
entered Chihuahus on the 18th ult, and compelled
JuARHz to ny to frontier post. II IL also reported
that the followers Of JuAREz are discouraged since
the announcement Of tho proposed reduction Of
General 6HIRrDAs's forces the Rio Grande, as
they had cherished tho hope that Il was the pur-
pose Of our Government to sspouse their cause
The probability 10, that tho Liberals have
experienced some reverses but It is also probable
that the extent OF their disaster IL greatly sxag-
gerated. About year ago tho condition Of the
Liberal cause was apparently very much In tho
condition in which II il now reported to be. JuAREz
was driven back into the mountains Of Chihuahua
after sustaining . succession Of defeats at the
hands Of the French, and tho latter regarded
themselves as secure from further trouble. But
at time when his enemies were least expecting
him, JuAREz suddenly pounced upon the French.
men and drove them down As far rs MstAmorss.
The esso wMs very close parallel to tina. OF Wash
inston's descent upon tho British at Trenton, after
having bsen driven into tho mountains with only
sremnant Of an army. Therefore, are not yet
disposed II believe that the Mexican usurpers nave
conquered the brave baud Of patriots who cling to
tho standard OF JuArEz To defeat an army th..
sighting tor liberty is thing TO conquer /, 10
quito another.
The sun., 1865-09-14

ment Of crime or the public health, or any
ordinance resolution OF Com mmon Councila etc.
II being tho duty u the Sanitary Company (sec. so
20 make Inspection OF slaughter houses
Board Of Metropolitan Police, and whenever said
Board shall be satisfied by such report that
any slaughter house, tenement house or
edihcs 10 maintained In q manner prejudicih TO
the lives hesl'h Of the public II shall, sfsr due
entry upon its minutes Of the circumstances, cause
complaint 70 be made founded upon such report and
circumstance, before any magistrate Of the Mstro-
IOlitau District, who shall in summary way,
upon such complaint mado under oath, issue hi.
proper warrant, reci.ng therein the nsme OF tie
member or members Of the Metropolitan Sanitary
Police Company, for the arrest OF the person In
charge ofAuy such ierrv boat manufactory, ,saught-
er house, tenenent.house and edihee 10 the end
that he may be brought besore such magistrate,
and the complaint Of insecurity, OF the lives or
health Of the public, so mAdesbe duly investig sted
according 70 the law Of examination into misde-
meAnors. n said magistrate shall be ssnsned.
| on a summary hsiriag thereof, that such charge
oi insecurity VI tue bvgs or health OF tho pablc
founded on reasonable and probable cause, no
may, by his order, in writing command any such
fetry -boat 10 cease running, or any business IN
such msnnfaetory or slaugt r-house 10 cease until
the cause Of complaint Aforesaid shall o removed,
TO the Satisfaction Of The Board Of Metropolitan
Pll ce."
Whether any nuisance arising from fat boiling es-
| .suL al ulents can 10 abAted aud removed may 10
'Airy submitted under these provisions oflaw. II
~ tLg uuty OF tue Cty InsT ector 10 baVO CoSu =.
ance of aH matters Ggeeting The pubic Asdtth,
pursuant " the ordinances Vi the Common Coun-
ell, and tho lawful requirements u tie Conmis
Tloners oi Health, and o. the Board OF Health. !"
L1ws 1851. Chap. 446, Sec. 21)
In relation 10 bone boiling, Chap. XLV,l the
Revised Ordinances " 1863 tpage 424, Bee. So pro-
uibits any pcrson or persons or corporation 70
carry on, ss,b ish, prosecute or continue wIthin
the City OF Neu York, the occupation, or trace or
bus,usss Of bone boiling, bone-burning, bone
| grinding horse-skinuing, COW ak nning, OF SKIN
rug u ussd surnAls, or the boiling V ocdL'' un-
dor penalty o. iine anu imprisonment, anu the CITY
Inspector 10 invested see 42) with authority - do
| sll hngs necessary order 10 shut up and dis
continue such trade or business, psacoaUly, and to
remove toy ond the limits Aforesaid, all such oten-
ENo or uuwloesomo uatcrAI o. things aud >5ec.
| 49, the expense tccomes . lien on tue premises,
wAle ior urgent CSec. ~ IL is provided
"ln all when the City Inspector shall doom IL
advisable tor the pubic hoalIh Of said city, forth
with 10 remove suy nuisance IN SAID city, II shal
be The du.y Of SAID City Inspector TO cause said
nuisance forthwith 10 be absed Or removed, at the
| expense oi the owner owners Of anv lot VI
PROMISES upon which the came Insy exists"
The sun., 1865-09-14

BKTTs-Phsbe Ann, daughter OF VIM and Re-
'eTss TSs hsts, s.,u,s Nod year and 70 days
,,ss ~ and .oquaint.nce. are respectfully in
,eu 70 attend the funeral, this Crhufsiay afternoon,
Cannon It, ia
IbEowSIlu Broorryn, on wednesday, sept. ls,
o inr., ena' and relatives Of the family are respec.
,.nv ~ inyited 70 attend the funeral from the sand.
vtbout further notice. 266
BuCHANAN-on the morning O, Wednesday.
Sep,: nd oI ~ sr painful and lingering Illness Of
<sih year o. her arc.
ar, me friend, Of the family, and member. Of
her ls,e residence, "a wes, SI,h 81. on NM .dSy
sept. IL At - o'clock, p. NJ " ''' y" "I u"
,,or ,o1AkkEBkEtDIQn Tuesday evening. Of consunp-
u9n, Enzabeth, wife Of Thonaa Cakehrcad
The friends Of the family are Invited ,n .,,cns ,ho
'ohera' At O'Clock. r. NJ, At 16 Carfnno 81. is
,a ,aDoNOsAN-on Tuesday, Sept. ", jane. Dono-
copi Ted ~ Year,, native OF Dummsssy, County
., The friend, Of the family. and also the member,
a1e respectfully invited 10 attend the fupsfL on
bnpii.a. afternoon, l4th inst at / o'eioci, from
Hi' lnte residenco, ITO 1hrdst 8Sl
LAhB-In Brooklvn, on thu i2,h To-, c.,,.,i,.
n ne q tnones Lamb, ased 46 years. f-sive OF the
Tbe tri, gi ~ ~. J.Ln's Co Roscommon' Ireland
yied ~ e .ttend the funeral from her aie residenos
Jsmr,, =, go 49,, o'cloek IN Friday morning, 70 -.
f,"rn LoueIed up iof the repose OF her soul, and
Tia,ttIehee tIehee To the Cemstery Of the Holy Cross,
.r1 OhfANIOn Wedncsdsy, Sept. ~, snsr long
i l.alniul iiIncrs, Elizabeth Moran A.cl 20 year.
NJ bo IoatNes and friends Of the family, and those
Rr. ~ uiohrr, ilmoth', owen W. sud Matthew 4.
unnhn' ,ain also ot her ton-iu-law, John Murphy, are
,.tsspscuuly invited to attend the funeral, from
norn,, ,slu.1os oi hes nothes ~ lin ~, Friday
nins, AZ ~ O'Clock, fIouI thence 70 ST. patricks
cahedral, whore Eequien Mas will be ofiere ior
'''eo VI nor soui ut lVs O'Clock. Yil
rARKE-On "Wednesday, Sept IL, tGer a lineer-
inc IlnesL JOhu I. Patko, the beloved husband Of
ws,sarot A. Patke, nsed 20 year.
Tho rsla,,yes and friends of the family respect
fv inyited 70 sttend the funeral, on Friday Gitor-
nom ibth inst At O'Clock, from the residence OF 9
mother III siIth ave sligo Paper. please copy. l23
RETIIY-Chatlcs James, the beloved sou Of Pat.
rick aud Roseanne Reilly, aged year month aud
days. 49,
Thursday afternoon, a. o'clock, nom the Tesdence
Of his parents, llb Third ave. lU5