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career, and they say, Would I could
write so beautifully and so easily as she
did, Tt was not easily done. She did
nothing easily; but in all this that We
read she was an earnest worker; she
was faithful, painstaking, careful Of
improving herself, up to the last mo-
ment of her life. Yesterday looked
into the drawer, and the last piece Of
zS she wrote turned up, and I said to
Phebe, That Is copied and she said
no that ID Alice'B writing It was so
exceedingly plain 1t looked like print in
large type, though she wrote very
wretched hand. But her sister told me
that when she came to be so weak that
she couldn't write much any longer,
she began to practice, like q little girl,
to learn to form her letters anew. She
worked to the very last, not only with
the brains but the fingers. When Phe-
be wrote me last Sunday that she was
alone and that Alice was gone, 1 could
MT help telling my people, and there
was q sob heard that went through the
congregation. 1t was from an old lady,
q friend of hers, who often told me about
her and spoke Of her nobility of soul.
Alice Cary once thought Of making
cap for her, and she said Z will make
CAp ACI MIS- DAOhnf BAI A5A Au6Ol9
ached SO and her arm became so tired,
she had to drop it: and the needle is
sticking in that unfinished cap now,
just as she left it. She would have fin
ished ii, but they had finished her own
crown IN glory, and she couldn't stay
away from her coronation. And we
will keep that cap with care; and I
think Jesus will remind her Of il, and
say, Child, inasmuch ss yon did it to
one of the least ones, you did Il unto
me- Should / speak for hours, could
only tell you how I loved her. She
came to me in the winter of my for
tunes. when had very few friends, and
I loved her, and will revere her memo
ry forever-fOrever. And now will
not shed a tear for Alice Cary; I am
glad she is gone. I felt at once like
saying Thanks be to God, when 1
heard that the pain was over; and it
was so delightful to go and stand over
her and see her face without q single
frown, and to think, She is gone to her
Father and my Father and into His
hands I commit her.
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Alice Cary.

Rev. DIR. Deems, in his remarks at the
funeral OfAlice Cary, said:
There was one thing in Alice Cary of
which we had better remind ourselves
now, because many of us are working
people, and people who work very much
with their brains; and see number
of young people who are come out of
tenderness to her memory to the church
to-day, and there may be among them
literary people just commencing their
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LEGAL
Notice.

Is hereby given that the undersigned, did, on the
2lst dag Of January 1871,
fle his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Champaign County, Ohio praying for the vacation Ol
so much Of the Addition to the City Of Urbana;
known East Lawn, is designated, by Lots Nos.
g. 6, z 8. g. 10, H. T. 81 % 33 a. %, g. 81 g. 49, 40
Il, e. 43, a. 45, 46 a. 49, 49, 80, ST. o. 90, q g.
tor the reason that the improperly plated
without the authority of the Undersigned who was,
at the time OF makeng said Plat and now Is the own
in fee Of said Lots. The application for an order
Of vacation viii stand for hearing on the first day OF
the June Term ISII of said Court.
JOHN D. KIRKPATRICK.
By TAYLOR & LEEDoM, his Atty's.
lEg-6O dsys
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ANNOUNCFAEENT.

The Boot, Shoe and Leather Business Will be con
ttn1ed aB heretofore, at the old stand by Messrs Rob
the name and style Of Robert Young & Co. We have
adopted the cash system, and expect to adhere strict
y thereto and we viii give you bargains for Cash.
the manufacturing department Of II. White 8 Co.
for the last ten years VIII still have charge Of this de-
partment
Earnestly requesting my old friends and patrons to
extend TO the new firm, the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on me, feeling assured that an
custom ers win receive CAREFUL attention and good
bargains from them.
462-4w. JOSEPH H. WHITE.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO is a mushroom city-the foun-
dstions and walls whereof were built Of
the proceeds of corn, hogs, and COWS,
and its manssrd roofs and marble COl-
umns with the profits of whisky made
Of tobacco and stryehnine.
It's populace can be compared to moth.
ing but lightning on limbs, wickedness
on wheels, or birthstone in breeches; and
the community is celebrated for three
things:
1st. The word not is Cancelled from
its Decalogue;
End. It indulges in free-and-easy di-
vorces;
Sd. It is loyal-s fact that follows the
two previous statements as naturally as
the proper conclusion follows the undis.
puted major and minor proposition Of q
syllogism.
Now this same Chicago has q muni-
cipal debt, amounting to $l4, 500, 900, or
$4s per capita, while the municipal debt
of New York city il S2O, ,36l, 900, or SS7
per capita, and the latter metropolis is
making improvements on a scale 80 gi-
gantic as to stand unequaled in modern
times, save those which inauguratsd by
Napoleon in imperial Paris.
We cannot understand why Chicago
should have larger Indebtedness in pro-
portion to its population than New York
city. The former is loyal; the latter is
disloyal. The former is controlled by
pure and honest Republicans; the latter
is at the mercy Of Democrats beyond
the reach of salvation.
We are,
'Astonished, astounded,
Bewildered, bedazed,
Confused and confounded,
Perplexed and amazed
VIII some kindly hand lend us a clue.
thread and candle until we find our way
rs ~ T.
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$Illl WILL BR PAIl mo- ANY PERSlN

Producing preparation showing half as many living
BILE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. The scientific prescrip-
ton Of Prof. JOS. P. FITLER, II. D.. one Of Phila-
delphia's oldest regular Physicians, who has made
Rheumatism a speciality "a years permanently cur
ing with this Remedy IS In every 0Gpatents treated
so warranted under oath, IRON Registered cases; a
result unparalleled. Il ID pleasant Medicine free
from injurious Drugs (sw0rn vouchers from RenoWn-
ed Prominent Physicians indorsing Or. Fitler ac-
company each botte), TO protect sufferers from
risk, legal guarantee stating number Of bottles
warranted to Cure win be forwarded without charge
TO any person sending by letter a full, truthful de-
scriptiOn Of case. In case Of failure 20 cure the
amount paid will be refunded. Price, Sl5O per bot
tle bottles. $3.50. Medical advice sent By letter
gratis. DIR. FlrLER, Once No. TO4 BROADWAY
n. Y, or No, % SOUTH FOURTH st. PHILADELPHIA
ANDERSON & HEDGES, Agt's.
4a5-ly Urbana, Ohio,
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OOHoRnss AxD nesAnnAeuAE.

The Cincinnati Commercial, dated I'd
March, 1870, contains the clearest state
meut yet made Of the McGarraghan
Fraud. II deserves a careful reading by
every one, If for nothing else, to show
tie Subssrviency Of Congress to schemes
offrand. No vote yet given has so clear
y shown the personal corruption Of the
balance Of power in that bOdy-at the
close Of 3 Congress.
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing at Urbana
and Mary sville, under the firm name OF Thomas 3
Long, is this day Feb 1st 1917 dissolved BY mutual
consent. EDWARD THOMAS,
NATHAN s. LONG.
The business at UrbanR viii be continued hcreaE
ter under the firm name Of Thomas s Co., who re
specuuly solicit the liberal patronage of all dealing
the old firm.
Respectfully yours,
46i-2m. THOMAS l. co.
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Dissolution

The cO-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of ]. II. White & Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual eoncent. All persons indebted TO the frm
are requested TO call st the old stand Immediately and
settle. JOSEPH q WHITE,
ROBERT YOUNG.
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RLl1MINhTnN m.L.l NIRgERT

18TH Year. 600 Acres. l3 Gresnhouses Larps-i
Assortment-al sizes. Best Stocki Low Priess :
W Moqld You know What, When, How 70 Plant Emit.
snaae1 evergreen Trees, Root Crafts, SesllIibgs
Seage Elants, Apple Seed, Early Rose PofEf0es
SHRUBS; Roses, Greenhouse and Garden Plants. g.
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Souecllon-SoTts aud quality. Send 10 cents for
AeRy !lnsEfatso, Descriptive Cat1logue-00 PACE
pam dlrecnonE-o4 pages. Bedding and GarieD
FlAnJs-de pages, and Wholesale Price Iigf-af
pages. Address T. K. PHOENIX, Bloomington, MI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Is hereby given that proceedings have been insti-
tuted in the City Council Of UrbaDa o., for the i'm
proyement Of Louden Street by constructing bould-
9red cutters on both sides Of the same, between
aagenbaugh and Light Streets. The Board Of City
Improvements declaring the same necessary.
465-2w. L. g. HOYEY, City Clerk.
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A REGULAR PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION.
DR.. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY

DR.. ]. P. FITLER, the eminent Philadelphia
Physician and Professor Of Chemistry and Medical
jurisprudence (nOW one Of Phlsdelphias oldest prac
titOners) stands alone as specially devOting thirty
seven (sD years 70 rheumatism and Neuralgia In It's
different forms, with success unparalleled in the
annals of the profession. He is now regarded among
his brother physicians the highestand estauthOr
ity in Rheums tic complaints being graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania A. D., 1883. His Diploma
contains the following signatures Of the most cele
brated and WOrld-renOWned Professors Of modern
times, viz:
Philip Syug Physek, n. D., Professor Of Surgery.
j. Redman Coke, N. d. Professor Of Net. Med.
N. Chapman, N. D., Professor Of Prac. Med
T. G. James. Professor Of Obstetrics
RohL Hare, II. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Wm. Gibson, u. D., Professor Of Surgery
". Z. Homer, n. D, Professor OF AnatoIny.
w. P. Devices, n. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
s. jackson, NJ D.. Professor of Ingts Of Med
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FOR SALE.
Administrators sale!
REAL ESTATE, By ORDER OF COURT.

On Thursday TIE 9Th day Of April 1871,
at the door Of the Court Rouse, in the City ofUrbsua
Ohio, at one o'clock p NJ, viii be sold, 70 the high
est bidder the tOllOl ing Real Estate as the property
Of Andrew Wilson, Jr., decd. to-Wit;
The East half Of Sec. I9, Town B Rang. p exeept
20 600 acres out Of the Southeast corner thereof
heretofore sold 10 Alferd and Wm. Boyd containing
about 503 acres 81 land, being IN Salem Township,
Champaign County, Ohio, and one-half mile Norfb
Ol Ufbana, which was purchased By the said Andrew
Wilson Jr., during his lifetime OF John P Miller and
on Plat Of said lands, and hled in the Probate Court
Of said County, tO-wit;
Lot No. l, containing 40 acres. Appraised at $40
per acre.
Lot No. ?, containing 10 acres. Appraised At $50
per acre.
Lot No. 5, containing 10 scres. Appraised at $40
per acre.
Lot No. 4, containing 10 acres. Appraised at SI3S
per acre.
Lot No. ., containing 10 acres. Appraised at $50
per acre.
Lot No. 6, containing 20 58-1OO acres. Appraised
at S125 per acre.
Lot No. Z, containing sOB acres. Appraised at
1925 per acre.
Lotto. 8, containing 20 s-lOO acres. Appraised at
Lot No. 8, containing q as-lOO acres. Appraised
at BIC per acre.
Lot 10. 10, containing 23x acres. Appraised at
el25 per acre.
Lot No II, containing 1l5 9O-1OO acres. Appraised
at $40 per acre.
TERHa.-One-thind Cash, balance in two equal an
nua ny payments, bearing interest nom DAY Of Sale
at SIX per cent. and secured BY NOR sgo on the
premises sold.
JANIS TAYLOR 3 FRANK CHANCE, Admr's.
Ofthc Estate Of Andrew Wilson Jr., decd
Feby. g, 1s1i. d64-5w.
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Dwelling House
LOTS
FOR
s SALB1

We will offer at Public Auction on
tuesday the 14tk day Of March, 1871, at
2 O'Clock p. H., We
on the premises the following City property, tOWiE
The Dwelling House on South Main Street, now
occupied By John =. BlyEn, together with 81 feet
front Of ground and extending back 100 feet to an
alley. -- .....-...-
Also three Lots ofl93S feet each fronting on Locust
Street and ext anding back $50 feet to an alley
Those Wishing to purchase al o. any part Of this
property, can have an opportunity Of getting bar
gain, ss the Sale VIII be positive to the highest bid
der Possession given April 1gt, 16gl.
TERMs.-One-f0FthC Cash and balanc1 IN three equal
payments with interest at 6per cent nn deferred pay
ments, TO be secured By mortgage on the premises
sold.
Parker BRIAN q CHARLES G. SIXTH.
T. j. 0'RoABK, AuctioneeT
Also, on the same day viii be sold that beautiful
aud convenient Residence, on south Main Street
owned aud occupied BY John Candy. This is a rare
chance for any person desiring 70 purchase desFa-
bic and como fftable home.
lSl-2w. 7. J. O'ROARK, AuctiOneer.
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rhs Union ofLakos-the Union Of Lands
Audtbe FLLs OF OUR UNION FOreTeri
Ths stsses Of ire Union with Union Of
the siatss."
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OuLILlssL anu C0uIUUUUl
Perplexed and amazed

VIII some kindly hand lend us a clue
thread and candle until we find our way
out Of this lsbyrinthisn puzzle?
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN TEENS.

Turkey has adopted the chassepot.
Protestant Bibles now openly sold in the streets
OF Rome.
NJ Melch,or de Vogue is the new French Minister
10 Constantinople.
The Italian senator Marchese Luigi Dragone,ti
died a. Aaula Oh February Il.
Nine thousand orsinl bombs were seized by the
authorizes in Paris three weeks ago.
Prince William OF Baden, who badly wounded
In the hight OF Nuts, Is conyalescent.
NJ. Emile Olivier is residing in Florence. His
brother Is in iunatlc asylum In Turin.
Jesuit Father Curci has been arrested in Rome for
libel on the Princess Royal Marguerite.
E The news of the arrest OF Duke Serrano by the
new King Of Spain mas proved to be a can rd
The Vienna Exhibition Will be opened Septem-
Der 1871, la the building OF the Austrian Museum.
The monster cannon la yaere,u taken from
Fort Val6rlen is now on view In the park of Berlin.
The litieth anniversary of the Protestant Tbeolo-
glcal College i'll Vienna Will be celebrated on April
IS, 1871.
Many counterfeit 1000 franc notes OF the Italian
National Bank have been set in circulation IN Ger
many and Austria.
deputy at Bordeaux proposed vote OF thanks
to Switzerland for her friendly attitude to France
during the ate war.
The wife OF General Fadnerbe is or African de-
scent. she oorn in Senegal. and IS said TO be OF
graceful and dlgntLed bearing.
Haussmann will Haussmannize Rome. King Victor
Emmanuel has asked nim 10 become a nat,iralized
Italian, 10 give him Lace in tne Ministry.
The Archbishop or Munich has informed The Pope
that the dogma OF infilhbltv has been accepted by
all the priests and congregations OF the Bayarian
capital.
A Roman Catholic society, under the leadership or
the Duke or Norfolk, has Deen foundcu IN England,
for the purpose OF promoting the interests Of the
Holy see.
When the treaty OF peace submitted To the
French Assembly 1t was Observed that IA. Grevy,
the President against parliamentary custom, aiso
deposited his vote.
The father OF General Bourbaki, VINO is of Greek
descent took part in the Greek or independ-
euce. lie fell In sortle from Akropolis, which was
beseged by the Turks.
During the occupation of Paris by the Germans
only two cafes consented TO sell refreshments 10
therkpfficers. After the evacuation both cafes were
piaSed and destroyed.
The Sultan OF Turkey has sanctioned plan for
the rebuilding Of Pera-the part OF Constantinope
which was recently destroyed by tire. The principal
streets will be of considerable width.
The artificial flower manufacturers in Paris have
received large orders ior black flowers from Eng
land. But they are all destined FOR the Germans
VINO can only get them through the agency Of the
English.
The Emperor Francis Joseph visited, on February
70 the exhibition OF the Austrian Art Association at
vienna. The receipts of the sales OF pictures by the
ASSOCIATION during this year amount TO nearly twice
much as those Of The corresponding period OF last
year.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

seven o'clock A. NJ, RUDOLPH AUGUST SCHABBE-
HAR, at the age OF II years, months and days.
relatives and friends OF the family are respeot-
fully invited to attend the funeral. from ~
Matthew'S church, corner OF Broome and Elizabeth
streets on Friday afternoon, mt one O'Clock TO Green
wood Cemetery
scorIELD.-At Tort Chester N. ". on Sunday
March 10, HATTIE A., wife OF James ]. scoheld,
aged 10 years.
Funeral at Long Ridge, Conn.,, on Thursday after
noon, NJ nall past two O'Clock, from the residence
OF the late George Lounsbury.
SEiBERT.--0n Monday March 20, Of consumption,
GEORGE =. SEIBERT, aged y years, months aud
from the Methodist Episcopal church of Fifty.
second street ana Lexington avenue.
SiMM0NS--On Tuesday, March II, JOHN Il. IL
SIMMONS, In the list year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends, and also those OF his
sons, John j., z. f., Thomas T.. William l.. and
Cheston H., and his son-ln-law, Henry Loury, are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral services,
al the Memorial church OF Bishop Wainwright,
corner OF West Eleventh street ana Waverey place,
this "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock
Maryland papers please COPY.
TILFoRp.-On Tuesday, March 21, GEORGE TIL :
FORD lof the firm OF Tilford Co.., In the seth year
OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WILLIAMSON. A. GEORGE WILLIAMSON, aged IL
months and days
Funeral from the residence Of George aud Jane
Williamson. No. l4 Sixth avenue, ON Thursday,
at twelve O'Clock.
severe illness. GEORGE YOUNG, in the 10Th year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully lnvitea 60 attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF his son-in-law. Philip SeDert. Blssvllle,
Long Island City, on Thurdav afternoon at two
o'ciocg. The remains will be taken to Cypress Hills
for interment.
san Francisco papers please copy
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

Ay s ONE sprs .arpsnas ,ns demand va.
prices easier note sales Of $50 Sos ipart yeer
dnyl a: Ole and io eois a. q for merchaa'aoe ship
ne % 5ssd m % 81 pn % s ss, % I'D na NO
At from SS ~ as 70 quality Tar dull and almost
saaee pa%s, a, s " 40 for ,s ,wmsson s
she The assmes Of transactions prices were entirely nominal
weaker market while the were in the region OF Issl
no, e1eee og that gurs Refined was freely offered a H.
dephis there was small movement at easier pse the
r e 81 ' s %on s &
a. ~. g, closing q, about % Sc, nominal: oos
packages cut s do lard Yhe pork
10 an as May ssy
WI ao Beef was quiet, bn. unchanged There were no
sma SS.
La was d sn Man Hsay but pe essentially
o a ugp & s nS s a. rom sns
rees with sales Of IS erces &C. to sac h. for
sriefsThs market for all descriptions was inactive,
ton. We quote :Cass,a mats and cases s2c asss
%s' o. ID sass and Asis snSsr & M nmses
sc cinnamon, s3c 34c, and cloves, lac issc per b;
sUeARwith small offerings and fair demand from
ns s senqa Ts sn though No
by the h holders aqa coprised ss ahs & at from
ar IRA good s.Hs in .SS
lsc. ase, and crushed, pow Tered and G'anua.ed
common refining, 7c nssc. fair enn,ns,
good prime a1ns % shocs s a ss1s s
hogshead. and boxes sc loc masses, hogsheads and
ssSsia M Sc %sdS s "a s easG
d. ds to to lS ssc lo,s do stC ls lie l4c Do
Porto Rico refining grades sTc sc Porto RICO grocery
grades Sac. l0Ac. Brazil, Dutch standard, Nos to IL
srEps.- Receipts, $500 bushels. The market for Cal
% S s % but was sAas s T. = at y @ y
- ~ without Clover seed inactive at l1c sc
ss canary Is
srEAhlNE-Ihe market was inactive and prices 10 =
note sales $4,000 lbs yellow cotton seed scarne ON private
spELrEa dull Of sale and prices were We
quote e-pomesuc plates, 81 Sl, and foreign do 10 10
TIN-The market quiet, but steady. 500 as
sorted charcoal plates realized IS & soo and 900 boxes
We quoe:-I. {. charcoal plates IS 62a 20; do. coke.
~ 75 coke terne, ST 2s 81 IS. ana charcoal do
TALLow was drmy held, but demand inactive and
TOBACCO was more active for Kentucky under good
provemcut the sales go hhis at from &C. SIC per
i5 cases new ONO. private terms ss d. new Pennsy
a. 2c oc; 5S cases old Gonnectcn at from aSs 70 oSs
iaTa, aud II cut on prisate ~, s terms; AL,
lSs S sss s nS se market ark was duh and
WooL--We note very limited inquiry for domestic fleece
isno fpecplatae demand and manufacturers are buying
only small lots such TO meet current wants
n woo ,cr in moderate
There but little doing @ ms Mhch are
,ng 10000 lbs State and Western at acc 4s'sc; 5,ooo
@ s oss IS be.,ne 1 s do S Ss ss \ Sss @
1000 lbs secured 65c 10000 lbs mixed lots, at various
eS,ra and 4e SOC for super 7booI Csornia
ng hurry i a. se ae b sur1y spss ne @ S rs Ss
Cape Be asc 5cGl lbs. Me.tza pulled, ssc sOOO lbs.
ing At reserved rates sheep skins are in moderate
with sales Of $50 bales Buenos yres on private terms
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

YACHTING IN MAINE.--The chief national sport for
the coming season bids tar to be yachting The visit
and races Of me Cambria last year created lever
for this pasme, which bids TO break IN vigorous
form this year. ALI along the seaboard, and in New
York particularly, gentlemen are u glectlng fancy
horses and gong into yachts. Our Portland
club, one OF the most spirited IN the cnuntry and
bracng vessels that Ia pont Of speed ana rank
high, Is full or vim ana ambition. and will enter
upon the season II better Trim tnan before. All
the yachts have been, or VIII be, Overlaued and i'm
proved. Two or three new vessels Will be added and
the feet, when IL comes into ilne FOR the annual
cruise and regattas, Will he oae OF Which every cu
zen may be proUd.-Iorttu7ld (Ne.I Argus, March 20
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

BURRousHs.--O TUESDAY, March q, MARY wife
OF Isaac Burroughs aged ~ years.
Funeral from her late residence, No 247 Fourth
stree, this Nv Wednesday, afternoon, at four O'Clock.
Frenus OF the family are respectfully invited to be
present. The remains VIII DC taken " Coxsackie
Tor inierment.
CAILAGBAE.-On Tuesday evening, March a. at
six O'Clock. at his late residence l52 East Seventy
third street, JOHN CALLAGnAN, an Old resident or
this city, IN The SlBt year of his age.
Notice or funeral In to-mOrrow's papers.
CARLis On Monday evening, Marsh 70. sALLfE