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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
ABROAD.

"A serious revolt has broken out in
Turkey.
Twenty Christian missionaries were
massacred in China.
An insurrection in Veulta Abajo.
the great tobacco district of Cuba, is
reported.
At meeting recently held in Ber-
lin, resolutions favoring the suppression
of converts were adopted.
A panic occurred on the Paris Boursc
at the announcement of the Emperor
illness
The British Government has adop-
ted for ITS infantry the Martini Henry
brcech-loading rife.
An incendiary proclamation posted in
Havana was reported to be the work of
insurgent sympathizers.
Resolutions favoring the uncondtion-
al release of the Fcnians, will be pro-
posed at the next session of the English
Parliament.
-Victoria has conferred upon Judah
=. Benjamin, late Confederate Sccreta-
ry of State, the rank of Queens counsel
for Lancaster county.
The hot weather in Europe has de-
stroyed the oyster beds on the coast of
France, and the oyster harvest there is
total failure.
Au il has 5000. 900 acres of virgin
fores,s, which are estimated TO be worth
several hundred millions of forms, pro-
duecd by planting.
Twelve new frst-claSs steamers of
three thousand tons burden each. and
o cost $500. 900. are soon t. be ordered
by the Mediterranean anlOricntal Nav
igation Company.
Objection has been made in the
British Parliament to the payment of
f6S for the cost of conveying Prince
Christian and the Duchess of Mccklcn-
burg-Strcltz from Dover to Calais.
The materials for sensation book
have just been discovered in the private
diary kept by Lord Palmcrston. 1t is
said to be very copious, and TO contain
sketches and recollcctions of all the chief
pcrsOnagcs with whom the noble Lord
had been thrown int contact during his
unusually long liie.
The completion of the Sucz cana
is announced. The opening is cxpccted
to occur on the 18th of December. The
ports connected by the canal are SAID
and Suez. It's length is ninety miles
its width at the surface is three hundred
and twenty-eight feet, and scvcnty-siA
at the bottom. The depth throughout
is twcnty-Six feet. The entire cost OF
this great work is SS1 100000
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

The wheat crop of Europe, now
harvested. Is the best that has been
grown during the past ten years. All
reports Of blight and rust with which
American papers have tceined We're
foundationless and set afoat for spccu-
lative purposes. In 70 part Of the old
world has the crop been even partial
failure. In Italy and Algeria the har-
vest Is over. and The yield unlrcceden-
tel. Spain. which had TO import wheat
last year, has this year been blessed with
a most prolific harvest, ana there viii be
a surplus for expectation. In Hungary
the quality Of the gram tiii. year IS very
fine, though some doubts are expressed
as to the quantity. IN Che greater part
Of Germany the crops are tolerably good.
in tic south Of Russia the yield Of
wheat bids fair to be excellent. In the
south Of France the harvest is complete
and the yield of wheat is good. The
general tendency of prices for breadstuffs
all over Central and Southern Europe is
lower. On the whole our farmers can
scarcely expect that there will be very
large foreign demand this year for wheat
50 consumers may facilitate themselves
over the prospect Of once more having
cheap bread
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16


AS 50 many are s.i:ering with rhcum-
atism, ] thought could do nothing bet
ter for the readers If the Hcstcyn Rrvui
than to give them a recipe that know
is coed. In the spring and summer Of
1866 my wife was SO afflicted with it
that she could not raise her right arm.
and was unable to raise hclsclfup in bed.
We tried inany liniments, receipts and
medicines. but to no avail iyctors said
nothing could be done, only u give it
time and let it wear itself away One
day an old German Veterinary Surgeon
told me to take equal parts of the best oil
ofjunip3r and spirits of turpcntine and
apply to the parts affected. did so,
and in q few weeks tie rheumatism had
entirely disappeared, and my wife was
we'll \ few weeks after. while at a
picnic, she caught cold, and was soon as
low as ever Again did VIC apply ev-
erything that We could get. salvanic bat
tcries and all We then got the above
recipe filed at Joliet; but both were of a
poor quality-quitc yellow and did no
good. We then got some in Chicago,
both the oil and the spirits being as
clear as pure water. and it cured her.;
she has remained SO for over two years.
| would like much to have such of your
readers as may use this give the result
to the public; but always be sure to use
only the best quality of the oil and spir-
its, when trying 1.-THE yellow being
utterly worthless. Many here are try
ing it. G. f. d., MoNEE, ILL.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

Queen Victoria ), sons do but little
credit to their birth and bringing up
The Prince of Wales is disreputablc
and useless Young man. Prince Alfred,
the Duke Of Edinburg. has Disguised
everybody in Australia. Tahiti and the
Sandwich Island. by his stupidity and
low tastes; and Prince Arthur, the third
son, who is now visiting about in the
Canadian Dominion. is described by the
Americans who saw him the other day
at Halifax a. very unprinccly and a
very shabby fellow.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
SHERIFT'S SALE.

By virtue of an order Of sale and Il decree OF
foreclosure OF mortgage issued out &C tn Office OF
the CLERK OF Marshal Circuit Cour'. in favor OF
Daniel +. NanN alkcnhp:,lG. and az INST Henry
Steiner. oha kaTn. Harriet Steiner u al Elizabeth
Karn TO directed: viii offer for sale AT public
arction. on Saturday. Sept, 18th 1859. between
the hours OF ten o'clock H. M and four O'Clock p.
m. al the court house door in Plymoutli Marshall
County, Indiana. the law directs the following
described real estate to-wt:
Eleven acrSs out of the south east corner OF the
north east quarter OF section six. o. a township
thiry-thrcc t}3. north OF range o. - ca~i. The
same being south and adjoining tn. PITTSBURGH.
Fort WAYNE and Chicago RIA ilroad. situated I'm
Marshall County. State of Indiana. To the highest
bidder. for cash. without regard To apprai-ment
laws, subject TO redemption.
52t} DAVID HOW 6 riT
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

The late disaster at AyOndale
leaves sevcnty-threc widows and one
hundred and ffty-fow fatherless chill
dren. The latter will be increased to
nearly two hundred. The cash receipts
by the treasurer, III. Gaylord, are s10,-
731 -.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

New YORK. Sept. 1.-THE HeralVs
special from Paris says: "a rumor
which is very extensvein the city to-day
is to the fleet that the Emperor
Napoleon seriously contemplates abdicat-
ing the throne of France in favor of his
son, the prince imperial. 1t is said
that council of regency will be created,
having the empress and Prince Napo-
leon Benaparte at its head. as provif cd
in the new constitution, to endure
through his minority. Napoleon 5
health remains III very uncertain con-
dition.''
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
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During the pas, week we have added
:, number of new names e. eur ..,ibScrip-
item book. and feel veiy mach e.atlti ID
win this evidence that orr efforts to
improve the DENecRAr are appreciated
by our frieaas-
But we eaas mDre We should have
a l.tf.:. iacrea-c of subscribers at every
port o;Hcc and in every neighborhood
in Marshall county We attempt to
1--WE our readers 4 good paper, and ask
4. liberal support. With nearly 2,5oo
Democratic votes in the county We ccr-
tainls >bould have at least 1000 sub
scrikers. The more We have the more
useful viii the paper be as the organ Of
the party il, our county. and the better
enabled We shall he to keep the paper
up Il the standard it, position demands.
II one active Democrat in each nci Oh
borhood sill interest himself in our be-
half our list will not only soon exceed
1000 in tie county. BIZ; the Democrat
ic majority viii be correspondin9ly in
creased. Who viii lend a hcl,,ing hand?
r--zzsz-a.-2S sssz5>1H=-1
N.oarox is in tiie habit in all his
speeches, OF charging corruption and
immortality upon ;he Democratic party
That Is the stap'c article in all his vitu-
peration speeches, aud he hurls epithets
against the Democracy without why
or a wherefore, 70 hide the eorTuptions,
immoralities and swindling in his own
party. If not to cover up his own tracks
When Norton makes his next speech
We advise him to read to his audience
the following description of the candi
date ofthe radical party for Lieutenant
Governor OF Wisconsin. which we cop,
from the Whitewater Hcg'Ster.a Radioa
paper:
~Ifpublic rumor does not do hin
cross injustice this nomination is ;
standing insult to every Christian MAJ
to every nan who wishes for the per
petuation Of the principles of morality
Mr. Pound is not only addicted t.
drink. but his other habits are not sucl
a. are likely to be quoted as an example
to the young Probably no worse nom
ination could have been made"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
.VFETYVp OF DENOT'Ri TIT STITE
CENTRAL CONu{TTEE.

CAMBRIDGE Cry. i'm, Sept. 0.
There viii be meeting 81 the Demo
cratic Stat Central Committee Of lndi-
annapolis ut the SENTINEL office, in In
dianapoIis. Oh Thursday. September 80,
at two o'clock p. III. Important business
viii come before the Committee, and Il
full attendance is requested.
LAFE DEVIIN. Chairman.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

An Indian upon the Connecticut riy-
CT called at the tavern in the fall Of the
year for dram. The next spring lc
happened TO stop at the same house and
called for another, had three cents to
pay for it. How is this. landlord"
said he; last fall you charge me two
cents fora glsss - NUN, ROW you want
three" oh" said the landlord, lit
costs me great deal to keep the rum
over winter. 1t is as expensive to keep
a ho2shcad OF rum over winter az a
horse "Ah,' says the Indian. II see
through that; he no cat 50 much hay; he
drink 50 much water"
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

There is more fever and aguc in
the country than has been known for
several years past. In some localities
whole families are down with the disa-
grccablc disease Tcrrc Hautc jour
nal.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1869.

Between the hour of 10 o'clock p m.
and o clock p. m. ut the court house door
in Plymouth. Marshall county. state OF In
diana. as the law directs the following dcs-
orihcd real estate. tu-wit
The undivided one-third i of forty-two
feet (42) of of the south side Of lot 70. one
o., in Jackson's addition 10 the town of
Bourbon, Marshall cornty. Indiana. to the
highest bidder for cash. without regard to
appraiSment laws: subject 10 redemption.
DAVID HOW. sheriff u. {.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
SENATOR Morton, who is advertised

SENATOR MORTON, who is advertised
to open the campaign in Pennsylvania,
for the National Bankers and Bondhold-
ers, will probably find the following an
unwelcome authority in regard to HIM
self 1t can be found in speech made
by the inevitable Moxa, in the United
States Senate. July 9th, 1868:
Mr.. President: The question as to
whether the 5-2O's are payable only in
coin, or may bcpaid in legal tender notes
has been brought prominently into this
debate. The chairman of the commit
tee of finance (John Sherman) who had
much to do with the financial affairs of
this country for six or seven years past,
insists that the Government has a right
to pay the 5-20's in existing legal ten
der.
Mr.. President | believe the law
and it is to the law We must look in re-
gard to this question after all-is with
the Senator from Ohio on this question
When it is asserted that the Govern
ment is bound tn redeem the 5-20's In
coin, | say it is not only without law.
but is IN e.epress riolrtion Of at least
tour statutes. The law authorizing the
l0-i0's declares that principal and inter-
est shall be paid in coin. The several
laws creating the 5-20's declare that
the interest shall be paid in Gin. but ST
lent as to the principal of the debt, and
do not say in what kind of money the
principal shall be paid. This silence is
very significant.
If Indiana .'illustriouS Senator" en-
tertained these sentiments now, he would
be stigmatized as 9 "rcpudiator. "-Er.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

General Walter Gresham, of New
Albany, yesterday took the oath of Of
fee unqualified as United States Judge
of his district
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.

MARSHALL. cor NTY.
Ia the Common Pleas Court November term 1865
William Holland
Divorce
Eunicc r. Holland
The plaintiff in the abovc entitled carse. nv his
attorney. has fled in my Oil,cc his conn II mt
against the defendant, and il appearing by The aft
davIt OF competent person that the defendant.
Eunice L Holland l. nonresident of hr State 81
Indiana she Is hereby notified of the pen dcncy soi
OF said complaint a"ain-t her and niles She appear
and answer or dcmur thereto the ca ling OF II Id
cause, on the second day of the next term OF said
csnrt 10 be begun and held u the court house in
the town OF Plymoath, on The first Monday OF
November. laia, said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and ALLEGED will be
heard and determined in her absence
52t3 JOHN c. CI-SUMAN Clerk.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

On and after August % 1888. Trains viliesre
Stations dIiiy SUNDAYS cxccpted.) follows:
Train raviI-t hica 20 "a, 80 p NJ. leaves daily
TRAIN leaving Pittsburgh II ., 10 2. NJ, leaves
dsily.l
TRAINS CONC HEST
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
CIIERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of sale and a decree
of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the
ofiiuv ofti,o elSrlS II the Marshall circuit
court, in favor OF Horace Corbin am! against
Ely Il. Moore. Almira Moore. and Mathew
Erwin replevin bail. to ne directed, | will
offer for sale at public auction on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER =. 1869
Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o clock p. M. at the court house door ii
Plymouth, Marshall county, state of Endi-
ana. as the law directs. the following dcs-
cribed real estate. ITO witt:
The south cat q larior If lie southwest
quarter, & OF section number eight (S). Il
township No. thirty-three (33l. north Of
range four { = east. contains forty i0) acre,
more or less. situated in Marshall COUNTY.
state of Indiana. to The highest bidder ion
cash without regard 10 appraiscmomt law:;
subject to redemption.
DAVID How. Sheriff VI. G.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

ATCTICE TO NON REsIDEST.

STATE OF INDIANA, }ss
MARSHALL COUNTY,
In Common Pleas Court, November
term, 1869
Daniel c. Dewey
VS., Divorce.
Henrietta Dewey
The Plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, by his attorneys. has fled in my of
flee his complaints against The defendant,
and il appearing by the affidavit of II
competent person, that the defendant,
Henrietta Dewey, is a non>rcsident Of
Indiana, she is therefore hereby notified
of the pendcncy of said complaint against
her. and unless she appear, answer ordc>
muir thereto at the calling of said cause,
on the first day of the next term of said
court, TO begun and hcldai the court house
i'm the town ct Plymouth. on the fiysl
Monday of November, 1869, said com,
plaint and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged will be heard sad
determined in her absence.
JOHN c. CUSHMAN, Clerk
5lt3 BY o. =. kLiNGER, Dep
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16

Chinese travel monopolizcs many
of the stage lines in the far western
States.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
LEGAL ADVERT's.
SHERiFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order Of sale and decree
of foreclosure Of mortgage issued out Of the
office Of the clerk of the Marshall circui,
court. sin favor of Nicllo'a W. Galentine and
against George Rue, Mr., Ruiz, Henry
krohn md John Paul. to ne direct | will
offer for sale at public auction on
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
iTURDAY. OCTOBER =. 1869
DAVID HOW. ShO
CHERIFF'S SALE

-.
By virtue oi an order of safe and decree
of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of
the Office of the CLERK oi The Marshall circuit
court, in favor OF Samuel W. Miller. and
George l.. Brink. and against Simon i.
Lash. Lavina j. Lash. Hartford Peter,
james I. Fife and Josiah II. Fife. 10 ne
directed, will offer for sale ut public auc-
ton on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER o. 1869.
Between a., hour ofl0 o'clock n. n.
and lock ?. III. ut the court hous. door
in Plymouth, Marshall county. state of IN
diana. as the law directs, the following
desert bed real estate. to-wit:
Lots one a. and four 4 in block number
eighteen tlS) in Tyner City. Marshall
county, Indiana, TO the highest bidder foI
cash, without regard to appraismcnt laws:
subject TO redemption.
DAVID HOW, Sheriff Vi. c.
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RAIL- ROADS.
G.. G q. E. e. e.. Time Table.

To take effect on Monday, May 81
1869. ut $50 \ NJ
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
Pittsburgh. F't. wayne. Chi-
cage Railway.

Trains run daily. NnldayS excepted.
w. BisADLEY. Snpsrint endeEt.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-09-16
(NAU TION.

NOTICE Is hereby given That my wife. Caiha
rine Award having left my bed and board vithanf
just cause or provocation, all pcrsions are herst
warnc not L. iTn't her on ms account as 4 viii
will pay no debts OF her confraltirg
52tSF BENJAMIN ALwARp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-19
POLITICAL.

s. r. Micl,els of Cheyenne is the Democratic
candidate for Delegate to Congress from Wyoming Terri
tory,
We find in The Baltimore Americans Wash
ington dispatch the statement that gentleman recently
elected to the Virginia state Senate visited the Secretary
OF on Monday and that he received saiisfac
tory assurances that the test oath would not DO required
Of members elect to the Legislature.
The Democracy Of Ohio opened the political
campaign at Cincinnati, the evening Of the lIh by y
meeting which the Journals ofthat city say was small
but enthusiastic. The speeches the occasion
made by Mr.. George T. Pugh ana Gen Sam. Cary. Mr.
Pngh had nothing to say against Gov. Hayes. who was
an honor to the State he troubled about
suffrage, nor woman suffrage. Asiatc emigration
But two things did trouble him-tarif and taxation
He seemed to DO very decidedly agin 'cm both
Gen Cary's speech noticeable for its pom
dorOsity and it's aversion to everything that
has ever been done by the Republican party. For
young convert, he clever, and talked Democratic
cant like ono who had conned his lessen well. He said
the course OF his speech that the Republican party
has yielded itself up to the control OF land monopOes,
bankers and bondholders and the and daughters Of
toll can have no sympathy with IT, and therefore
forced act with the Democracy" Wonder Gen Cary
heard what party 1t that established the free
dom Of tho public lands aud what party opposed and
voted against the measure C6ngressf Perhaps also.
he hasn't yet heard what party it was that gave freedom
to about four millions OF the sons and daughters Of
toi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-19
NEW RAILROAD TO THE SOUTH

10 the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: What is wanting to the trade and COM
merce Of Now-Y0rk Is new route to the South. Inc
present railroad lines forco all tho trade and travel
through Philadelphia From the region OF South jersey
Delaware and Eastern Maryland and Virginia, and
through the CarOnas there Is not direct railroad to
New.York All OF their railroads converge TO Phlade
phia and It Is from these city obtains large portion
OF lis trade The amount Of produce sent from that
country 10 the City OF EewYork is enormous IL Is from
tbence that we get our earliest and largest crops OF s
our berries our peaches, grapes and pears beside
large 0uaues OF vegetables, ana STOCK anu Gthu'
W. know what the peach crop OF Delaware Is Vine
land alone has shipped hundreds OF carl vi S
this season, and continues the shlphehls lug ttalo anu
business through all this country, now almost unknown
IN NewYork Is enormous and the country IS growing
i'm population and wealth at rapidly equa 20 any Pal'
OF the West What we want raI0au Tn S d nv
ter the heart OF all this region, ana TINS Will DC uoho ~
the building Of the Nineland Railway WINCH - , ,no
connecting link between the Delaware and Rarlan BAY
Railroad aud the Maryland aud Delaware haiirOau,
rIich will make "A railroad from Port Monmouth 10 the
Chesapeake Bay and connect with the southern he OF
roads This will make the time much shorter between
NewYork and Richmond than TO go by the way OF Phla
Lslnhia and Washington The road from Richmond 10
York River which Is direct extension OF the road rom
Vcksburg aud NewOreans to R,ehmonu, ana the loss
direct and best Southern route, VIII shortly De EXTENDED
10 tho Chesapeake Bay, Will form connection Win tno
rms road "a The Delaware and Chesapeake is line OF
railroad near homo which Is certain 10 pay, but WHICH,
like the Albany and subquehannh, on account Vi Ns
nearncss TO home, has been until lately overlooked
t will not only command New York trade 10 the SOUTH
hnt NewEngald trade and from the South as line
OF boats can be direct between Port monmouth anu
Newport or Fall River. ..,.,,
This road is OF vast Importance to the merchants OF
New.YOrk on account OF the direct trade 10 VIII Drng
To tho general population. for the market produce u S
bring and 10 the manufacturers 10 @
IL hears the same reference 10 the south that te New
yorE and Erie Road bears TO the West Ihs idea may
moi be original hut II is striking truth MERCHANT
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No Accident can occur to those burning
PRArr's Astral" on
DIED


FORBBSOa Tnsiay evening Aug H. Emma Fo'Ss daas " 0'
The and friends the family respectfully invited 20 ,en
the funeral on FRIDAY. o. at o'clock, gom 'Hs ies'eu'
Robert Ferguson, No. 833 Greeuwiehsi
PULLRR-On "Wednesday 3d. at Osnge " j. AI'nl' o''S'
Youngest son Off Cutler aud BIIy H. FaAeH
Notice OF funeral hereafter. . ~
COMMUNICATIONS AZ house No l3 Tempiest Nfw
Conn ON Tue,iay Aug Julia W ,od" D "los o.
pf Csuncev A Goodrich sud daughter o. moan "snf LL''
nth year .t.,. rs.tI.pcs On Friday The 20tb
The funeral will be ATTENDED i0'n W. 49,
inst al 81 o'clock p m 49,. i. n.-... ,,I,,,lo
GRAYpON-Suddeny on Iue'iAl' 'u' 49, '
Samuel GrAydOn
NoUcv Of hiuersl hereafter .,-
,oIp on w.dne.y Aug 49, atHorvat Corn iie res iese.
LOWhlhTJn Ss rev T. 3 Chids Mrs MARY X Lowne Hiio"
-. iIao walter LOwTie 81 NeS-lOrk.
,, al the PRESBYTERIAN Church cs--sr OF Fih ave
ri Twelnh.st, Friday, at y o'clock p m
RRApISGOn "Wednesday morning Eh youngest aA Of foI
pa tieiate Reading. sged year and months ,,
tn sns will Thursday the 18Th iasa AZ u O'Clock
s he residence parents staten Island Carrag WI
On ~stg at West NeWBghiOn landing on he ARRIVAL o. he
o'clock boat from New.ior
sMTrH-suddealy At Rye N T. Mouday Aug w. william Smta
aged II years c,-.h q, Pv.,t IA
O'Clock D. m on Thursday Aug 49, Tas leave fveaV 't'1 -
and FourhaV at 8 aud llA o'clock a. ~ 49, ~,
VAN VOORHIS-At Tarrytowu. TaesdaY Avg - N' W "
yoors Of city New York, the SDh ,ttsA
The relatives OF the family Tsse,sii,g on
the funeral his late residence, No 10 hA'' iH' ~
THURSDAY, the 18th INST, at o'clock p u