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Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
B l}'IvErviEw GENE. I1Y.

Lots In tho Rverview Cemetery will be sold at thu
SeeIetarys ofoe, on and after DULY lstor month
as follows: Lots fronting on the Avenues, $3.50
per lot. An other lots Fifteen dolars per lot Pay
ments ons third cash balance In and two months.
On and after August LIST, lots fronting on the Ave-
nues $50 per lot, an other lots $3.50 per LOT,
Lithogrsphed plots and further information will be
furnished by j. L. Thompson Superintendent. 1t ths
Cemetery, or by y, MARIs, Secretary and Treasa-
II lune 20
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04

"RINGs."-The complaint made of the inAu-
ence of 'rngs" in political affairs generally pro-
ceeds from men who have been disappointed in
procuring positions of honor and profit for
themselves or friends. Had they been suscess-t
ful, the "riug" in their estimation would not
have been at all Objectionable. The great mis-,
fortune seems to be that there Is not suficien
number of offices, and not that the ''rings" that
control those which exist, are detrimental to-
the best interests of the country. The great
evil Of the times is the number of s'great mem
who are too good to labor, being fitted, in their
owr stimation, for Presidents, Senator's Col
leo Postmasters, &c. The great majority
of citizens not agreeing with the 'patriots" ter
rible tales of the influence of "ringsp are circu-
lated, the grossest Misrepresentation are m ade
and patriots and statesmen are made to appear
as vile as the greatest knayes and the most un-
repentant traitors. Let the disappointed look
within themselves, and they will find that their
own selfishness is the real cause Of the greater
part of the complaints in regard to the short
comlngs Of others. VI
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
CAUTION.

An persons are hereby forbid trusting william
W, Shockley on account of the firm Of ShockIey a
Vea1ey, produce de- alers In Wilmington as the saId
Shockley has already given checks large aInounta
and used the m1nvy of the drm which shoun have
oeen applied 70 their payment for hs own advantage
and clandestinely left the State.
July lists EFT. vEAzEY.
u OR sALE-A very fine carriage HORSE.
Y perfectly gentle and sound good driy- HYSSf
eo' ,n1spPH H1pPH" !" hELLAH a co.. An
NJ Juyl Third and King
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
HARNESS, HARNESS.
A FARM OF 100 ACRES,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
GoODaFARMuousEl

Situated uear Chestnut Htl, Pencadsr Hundred
New Castle Co. Dsl., containing 100 acres Of good
land OF excellent quality, wa linprov with about
ten acres Of thriving wood land. The improvements
GOOD FARM aoUsEI
with ten Toonns, cellar under nearly all OF IT, ver
falling well OF good wat NJ the door under shelter
fran bIrn aud tafrcSS alih 10 hjd the crops,
a wagon house, corn crib, gra1ary, carriage house
wood shed, shop, and other buildings and also well
set with FRUIT, consisting Of 1900 y fc trees COM
ing yearsod, carsfuly.b idd aad ~ good eondi-
ton; 100 pear and 100 eli rry trees all Of tbs st va
rleties IN bssrngi 1000 Grape Yiass Of ths Concord
aud Clinton Yar ties, ~ pro h;i sew raj thousand
blackberry and raspbary plants Of the bsst kinds
ected ifOn ten years exprrlcnc the small fruit
culture all In gosd bearing condition. also, all other
fruits that are on well eared for farm. An Aspara-
gas patch 10 years Old and ref rnco can be had that
Il Is the best In the market, with 20 % 900 OF plants
that will soars old and readyfer psnsrauthg next
spring, There is hsh pond near the hudidgs hsad-
ed by neVer failing sprtnglf water that br sGae
profitable ha propelitgi Is IN slght ofthe plisdels
phis .& Belt Railroad, aud In very healthy and
thriving neghbothood meas eharshes, schools mills
and other convenlences, and vii be sold on casy
terms, on account Of nv health failing ine,
n rim Adarsss, 5TEFHEN o1TI Elktop, ND,
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
AN ORDINANCE.
FIXING THE SALARY or THE oIgY

SOLICITOR
&c e ordained BY as Cry Council Of Irs1zsrStea
shall b. Six Hundred Dollars per snnaIh. psysbh
sEerios2 The City soiicitor shall nos receiys ans
additional compensation for servoas repd cred the e5tS
except when said services require his ahseacs fscm
the city.
SEc.s. That all ORDINANCES or psrts Of ordinaneea
in2onsistent with this orainansa Is hereby repeae
fassed st tho City Hal, June nth, IS1z.
JOSHUA MAR19, Prssld mt CITY Caunszl
Attest; e. 4. TAYLOR, Clerk, - - 49,
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04

TIE Choice OF THE PEorLE.-The com
plant that General Grant was re-nominated
through the influence of Office holders is utterly
unjusti6able He is the choice of nine-tenths
of the members Of the Rep ublican party, and
would have been renominated without the in
fiuence or support OF a single ofice-holder. We
do not believe that any President was ever more
highly esteemed by the great mass of the party
BY the merchants, farmers, mechanics and work.
ing men, because Of his merits, and disappoint-
ed oifce-seekers are the only persons in the Re-
publican ranks who complain of his administers
ton, We therefore believe that his reelection
Is just as certain as any coming event, and thai
the four succeeding years will prove highly ben
e6cial to the interests Of the country. He is
every inch man and a patriot, and his name
will be remembered for his services long after
those of his assailants have been forgotten and
blotted entirely from the memory of men, or ex-
st only because of the infamy attached to them.
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
AN NORDNANCE
Am oratnanoe.

REGULATING THE coMPENsATIoR OF TIE
OF WILMINGTON.
Be Il ordained BY ge CITY Council Of Wlmfnosos:
SECTION l. That the Assessors and CoIectors az
the City of Wilmington shall receive for their servzeas
as folowst For making the asssessment and receiV-
ing taxes In July and August, Seven Handled Dol
eight per cent.
Passed at the City Hall, june 9th, IQ2
.,,ss,,S2 J4s4U4 MARlSt Prss1doat City ceuneu,
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
Dividend Notice.

Dividend Notice.
q UNION NATIONAL BANK OF wfLMISGroS, h
go, # JUNE 18th, 1872, ( 5
The Board Of Directors Of this Bank, have deciar-
ed seml-annua Dividend of live per cent out of the
profits Of the last six months paya6eo and after the
lOth OF July, 1879 clear of all taxes.
Iuly4 -- ~ JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
1s,-,s STRAYED,--On Wednesday, june 26th,
S4-fS dark brown or black driving Mare, about
L-A-G. lP hands high, years DID, one white hind
ioo,, ong- g-bodied, short ribbed, large head clean
nmbedi had on aeather halterj last near Sens,
Quarriesy Chester county. A liberal reward will he
ao ior information leading to her recovery. Address
Elaward Lyster, Thhty-hrst and Walnut streets,
EXECUroRs SALE or BANK, INSURANCE
ut-hh AND TURNPIKE STOCK, r IN
The Undersigned viii sell at Public Auction, on
WEDNESDAY,, the Tenth day Of July, A. D., 1872,
AL O'Clock in the afternoon at the rooms of L, W.
Stiaham y SON. III t. Fourth street, in the City of
wilmington, Delaware, the following stocks, belong
ns 70 me estate OF the late Henreta j. Bedford de-
ceased, TO wit
:, Two shares, Bank of Delaware, Fifty-four shares
~ lyn Bank Of Delaware twenty-eght shares, Bank
ol wilmington and Rrandywine twenty shares VIII
lnlngton q Great Valley TuFppikej nine shares Della
wareF INSURANCE Company.
Terms cash, within three days after sale.
W w. MoCAULLEY,
Julyi-ts Executor Of H. j. Bedford decd,
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
DIKIDEMD NOTT0E.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
49, WILMINproN, DBL, July Ist 1872.
a. Ine Board Of Directors have this day, declared a
dvldend Of D per centum, clear Of tax, payable to
stockholders on demand.
Juy4 GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Delaware weekly Republican., 1872-07-04
EoH SALsn,
FOR SALE,

- About 10000 Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants. nea
delaware junction, Chrlstiana Hundred
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
MY STOCK OF
CONFECTIONERIES

Is Lnn"E hNU 4KIED, AND I KEEP
THE FINER QUALITIES AS
WELL As STICK CANDIES.
9tso' fgs Ra's'ns, dc, and all kinds Of
Cdkes- Pound, Sponge Lemon,
Tea, Scotch and Ginger.
Al kinds of Cakes and Pastries made 10
order Al orders should be giren at
least tro days in adrance.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
A President OF The United States Not
Mentioned in the Histories

In 1852 William h. King was elected
Vice President ot the United States, on
the ticket with Franklin Pierce. The
death Of Mr. King made David X. Atchi.
son, Of Missouri, temporary President
Of the Senate, and to all intents aud pur.
poses he was Vice President of the
United States during the remainder Of
Mr.. Pisrcs's term. a newspaper man
called on MIR. A.chison the other day,
and after some conversation, said:
You we're President Of the United
States for abou, thirty six hours, were
you not?
Mr. Atchi.on replied Yes. You see
Mr.. Pierce's term expired at midnight
Saturday, and this being Christian
country Of ceur;e nothing was done on
Sunday. Mr. Buchanan was inaugurated
At noon on Monday. Therefore, as Pres
ident Of the Senate, | succeeded to the
Presidency when Mr. Pierces term was
cut Laughter But l had no rea.iza
ton Of my high position until about ten
o'clock Sunday morning. We had been
hard a. work in the Senate finishing up
business, and having lost much sleep |
would probably have slept all day had
not been wakened up by some personal
friends who came to congratulate me and
secure positions for certain parties. Iu
order to do everything in proper style,
! appointed full Cabaet; aud then i,
is said my administration was the most
successful and popular one ever known,
there not being removal or an appoint
nsnt during my whole term.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

Improbable MISUNDERSTANDING street
yarns.
A ba style Of Divisions
among families.
Art and science have no enemies but
those who are ignorant
Friendship is q cadence Of divine
melody melting through the heart.
Grsvi.y 10 no more evidence Of wisdom
chan u paper collar 10 Of shirt.
Sympathy is said to be the golden ksy
which uolocks tho hearts Of s,hers.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

VALUABLE FAR N S
FOR SALE
FRAZIER Il COLBERT.
Attorneys At Law 4 Real Estate igts.
TROY. MISSOURI
lSo Acres No. I
Two and half miles west Of Troy on Truxton
and Danrie road. Large brick dwelling house
"A by So feet front. 70. ms with hall on FIRST
story and cross halls on seconistory, hre place in
each room. ceilings ", 10 and feet cellar IL by
20 feet with stone walls. Living well Of pure
water and plenty Of stock water on farm. 30
acres in cultivation, fine orchard OF select fruit
Of all kinds all The land under fence. On road
leading TO coal fields. At low fsures and term.
to suit purchaser.
so Acres No. 2
One mil north at Troy on Louisville road
Nice one story cottage dwelling with rooms;
mile from ST l.. * X. railroad. 40 acres in cul.
tiyation young orchard Of select fruit, begin
ming to bear. kpw figures and terms to suit rur-
chaser.
2Oi Acres No. 8
Three and a half miles south Of Troy. A
splendid farm, over 100 acres in cultivation.
good dwelling with or s rooms. new barns,
good outbuldins.. plenty al using and stock
| water on public road. fine orchard OF select
fruit and small fraits. fine garden pAled in.
Dwelling stands on = nice elevation wl:h nice
yard. Entire farm under fence and every acre
susceptible Of cultivation. Splendid tract Of
land. a very d,siiabc home, ,and is ,fcred at very
low figures.
800 Acres No. I
-Four miles south of Troy on Mexico road.
200 acres in cultivation, prairie land, frame
D diva Vii ,4Ighl rI of .ett
fpsis 80 6"e stock fAln, good barns, plenty nno
timber to Keep place up, plenty using .nd stock
water. in good neighhorhood accessible in all
directions. Good stand fNr public house and
ending quarters. VIII Sc. part or al 10 sui;
purchaser. Price worry low.
100 Acres No. 6
-Four miles south Of Troy, 20 acres in cuiti
walton, log dwelling with ) rooms. meat house
and barn, good well Of living water and u small
orchard Of iruit trees. Half mile OF disirie,
school hpusc. half mile west o. Sand Run church,
same distance from Post oai and in good
nei ;hhorhood. Very cheap and desirable.
200 Acres 40. $
-Four mile. north Of Troy, 30 acres in a good
state Of cultivation. .-story log dwelling house
Is by 20 with l. l6 by :d, 1 rooms in all orchard
of select fruit Of all Kinds. mile west of - l..
< X. railroad very fine spring of never failin.
water near the house, convenient to school and
churches, in good nei shborhood, and at very low
f:ures.
1 Lots in Troy. No. 10
Nice piece ct property in Troy--a h'yck Il
lots, with comfortable dwelling, good garden.
yard, &C., on oue o: the finest streets in town.
Cheap for cash.
lOl Acres No. IL
2mles east oi Chantila, log dwelling with
rooms. meat house sni excellent cisiern. Il,u'y
of stock water, - acre. in cultivation, a; low
cures ami q easy terms.
Lots in Troy. No. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
AdlministralOr,s A Notice.

n oilCE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ isira'ion we're granted to the undersigned
on the estate Of James Porter. deceased, = bv the
CLERK OF the Probate Court of Lincoln county,
Mo-; on the l?th day of April, 1879.
All person having claims against said estate
are required'to exhibit them to the admipstrator
for allowance within one year from the date OF
said letter. or they may be precluded from any
beneht OF sdl estate. and il not exhibited
within 'w1 years from the date o! said letter,
they will be forever Asrred
Say2ni' [. C. sITT0N, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin.
II istrati,n were granted to the undersisnsd
on the estate Of William s. Cochran, deceased
by the Clerk Of the Prubatc Court of lincoln
county, Mo, on the l3th day of June, 1872.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to the admnistratri,
for allowance within one year from the date If
said letters, or they may be preciuded from any
benefit OF said estate, and if not exhibited within
two years from the date of said letters they will
be forever barred.
jn!iO MAY BELL COCHRON, Ajm'x.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
2J7 l-2 Acres
Lot in Troy.

Lot No. IS in Troy, good I-o.er;y of
lots, dwelling with rooms, nice yard. horse and
Cow lot. youn. orchard of select fruit. good
garden, in desirable part of town, on a fine
street and command. foe view Of the town.
At low figures and terms to suit the purchaser.
Buy before the 81 l. L X r Il i. completed, and
thereby secure yourself a hand:ome roft.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

The Detroit Free Press says il G rants
expenses are $4,000 a year more than
AIS salary, and iu three years he mana.
ges to lay by over half million Of dol.
lars. what's the use Of bringing out any
more arithmetics?
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
~ HE NN-
TO
HOUSEWIVES!
TROY BAKERY.

Light. HeaIthlul Bread,
Cheaper than you can make ii, and sare
you The reratioa Of cften seeing all your
Yeast and Dough turn out badly
The sprng and summer season will soon be
here, and in order to make it profitable to my
customers by furnishing them bread cheaper than
they have heretofore been able to get it, will
sell tickets, each of which will be good for a ten
cent loaf Of bread, at the rate Of Is for ST. thus
giving Sl.3V worth of bread for dollar.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
Every Day an Increase in
Flesh and Weight is
Seen and Felt.
The Great BOod Purifier.

Every Drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood.
sweat, and other fluids and juices of the sys-
TEN the rigor Of Hfe for it repairs the wastes of
the body with new and sound material. Scrotua,
Consumption, GdnduIor Disease, Ulcers in the
Throat, Mouth, Tumors, Nodes in the Gland. and
other parts Of the system, Sore Eyes, Strumorou.
discharges from the Ears, and The rorst forms Of
Skin diseases, Erup,ions, Ferer Sores. ScaM Head
Ring Worm, Sah Rhum, Erysipeias. Acne, Black
Spots. Worms S,celts, and all ~astes of the Hjs
principle, are ~hhiH he curatire range of hi.
reonder Of Modem Chemistry, and Je,c d,r,.
use ",H prore 10 any person using it for either of
these forms OF disease its potent porer to cure en
Not only does the SARsAPRILlI.y REsoLyyy,
excels all known remedial agents in the cure Of
Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitutional, and Skin
diseases but it is the only positive cure for
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
There is not n remedial agent in this world that
cures Fever and Ague and other Malarious, Bill
ious. Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and other Fcvcrs
aided by Railways Pills So quick as Rad
ways Ready Relief Fit y cents per bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17

\ goo pieee Of property in tte town ,
Troy-2 lots, dwelling house and meat ta4.,
enclosed with god fence, on \ fus street, ar
romuands splendid view Of the town. Che.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
Kidney and Bladder Complaints.
DIR. ssADWAY,S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly 'asteiess, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse anS
strengthen. Railways Pills, for the cure of all
disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, kid.
neys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache.
Constipation, Costiyeness. Indigestion, Dyspen,
s,a' billoIsness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of
,ne hore,s, , fhes' and all arrangements of the
Internal Niscera Warranted to efeet n nos;,iSa
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mereurv
minerals or deleterious drugs.
=, lew doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free
the system from all the above named disorders
fres 20 cents per box. soLp RY DRrGGIsrs.
nLAp FALSE AND TRUE" send one
letter stamp TO RADWAY & co., No. 70 Va
street cor Of Church street, New York. Inror'
nation worth thousands will be sent you.
lauYl?y6nS2l
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
INV uFtE
800 Acres

-Four miles south of Troy on Mexico road.
200 acres in cultivation. prairie land, frame
dwelling with rooms, good orchard OF select
fpsis. 10 /. 6.e stock AIn, good barns, plenty nno
water. in good neighhorhood accessible in all
dir,c tions Good stand f0r public house and
finding quarters. Will Sc. part or al to suit
nnrchascr. lIlcu yurY low.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-07-17
HEALTH!
Beaut,y!!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD
INCREASE OF FLESH AND
WElGllT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Sc
CURED TO ALL.
The New York herald., 1872-12-11
COURT CALeNDAnS-TnIs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURTeTRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Freedman-NOs. 1851 1349, 7S9, 1875 1877,
1895, 1857 sSe Ssi llos 1851 l47i, 1892 ls4s lesl
1871. Part 2-Held by Judge Van Vorst-Nos. 1476,
72 5eo 2ose $780, 2o2o, 54O l45e 1853, AGO. $780, $780,
1454, 1883, 1922.
nett.-Nos 791e, so, ST. 50, SO. 84 So, SO, 81, ss,
Ss4, 9o1S, so os 1os 1oe lo7, 10, l16, l22. lbs,
SUPREME COuRr-CIRCUIT-Par Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-NOs. 1923, 845, 2309. 1929, 291s, 3977,
2l43 2333, 1885, 2337 $780, 241 2343 2345 2347 2349
1851, 1858, 1855, 2357 Part 2 Held by Judge Brady.
Nos. 90, 661 53 A. 296 12O4, 1928, 1912, 1858, 69S,
7O2, 6S8, 1140, S8S1a, 1893, 1876, 1898, 400, $780,
: SUPREME C0URT-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Fancher-Demurrers- 18, "a, 20, 81. Law and
iact-Nos 90 AS, 65, 81 90, 49, 70, so, 49, sa, 81, SO,
81, 88, SO, 90.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM-Held
by Judges DAILY, Robinson and Loew.-Nos. 123 124,
67, 66, 87 93, 9S, 107, 145 28( 81 co. 126, 131.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge Daly.-NOs. 68, 6O9 1884, $780, 1924,
1851 374 1885, ss2 1913, 1850 1907 1869, 1854 1924
12e, NAP, 1885, 172l So 1865 1904. part2-Held by
1l12, 1114, 1116, 1118, 1920, 1922, 1124, 1925.
MARINE OoURT-TrIal Term-Part 2.-Hed by
Judge J0achimsen-NOs 604, $780, 1109, $50, $685. 799,
1895 1897, li7l I'LL l11a, 1859, 1852 ills, 1lol.
9s2 $685. 1884, $685. $780, 9s, sSS, $780, 900, so2 $685. sel
The New York herald., 1872-12-11

passing through Canal street, when met man,
whom shall call No. l. he accosted me by an
other name, ana / answered him, stating that
my name was Dr. Colt, OF Troy.
Judge Bixby-Wel, what has this to do with the
complaints
Dr. Colt-I want to tell you the story. met a
second man, who asked me II was not Dr. Colt, OF
Troy, and OF course j answered yes" we
walked down Canal street together, and ne told
me ne had Just won prize and was going 10 get
IL cashed, and asked me to go along WIN
him. We were passing 212 Canal street anu
he said that was the place and asked me to go In.
We knocked at the door, and my friend No. was
told by the keeper tha; it was the right place and
invited in.
Judge Bixby-Well, what then9
Dr. Colt-Tnen my friend whom call No. pre-
sented ticket and got q check and some money
we then went over TO where was a board COW
cred with red and black squares. There were some
dice brought out and they commenced playing
game. My friend lost his check and the rest OF his
money.
Judge Bixby-Bnt what did you lose ~
DR.. COlt-Well, am getting to 1t as fast as can.
There was 500 on the table, and my friend No. 2
got $2e from me to play, which this man put In the
drawer
Here ensued long discussion between counsel
as to whether this was to be deemed hoax or
o swindle.
The Court, with prompt insight. decided to hold
the prisoner, under the Gaming act and fined him
fve times the amount OF the STAKE played, to stand
committed until paid.
The New York herald., 1872-12-11

nnder chapter 900 OF the Laws Of 1860 were author
tied 20 fix the annual compensation OF the judges
aud clerks of the district courts, which they did
at s. 900, and the subsequent increase to $4,000
per annum OF the salary by the Common Council
who In this regard were granted the same powers
He refers to the act OF 1870 on the subject also
TO the fact that in October OF that year the Mayor
and Comptroller, pursuant TO this act, fixed the
salary OF the civil Jutices at $4,000 per annum. 1t
was evident that at that time they supposed this
TO be legal and Valid and he could see no reason to
suppose that 1t was not now legal and valid.
The act OF 1870 allowed the salary OF o
civil Justice to De fixed at rate not exceeding
that OF police justice, which was $4,000 per
mum. whether the salary paid to police Justices
was unlawful or otherwise was question with
which ne had nothing to do. 1t was clear that
under this act the Mayor aud Comptroller had the
right, acting upon. their discretion, to raise the
salary or civil justices up to- but not above that OF
police Justices As to the defence that there was no
money IN the treasury applicable to the plaintiff g
claim at the rate OF $4,000 per annum, ne entered
upon Q review OF the "two per cent act.n He held
that civil justices are not attached to any OF the
departments or the city, and that they are neither
onicers nor employees OF any OF the departments.
In conclusion he ordered Judgment for the full
amount claimed
The New York herald., 1872-12-11
Died.

ANDERsoN.-At Newburg, Orange county on
Sunday December s, 1872, HARRIET CuTHBERT, wife
OF Charles Anderson and niece OF the late John
Horspool, Of "a West Twenty-lourth street.
BANNERMAN.-In Brooklyn, on Monday December
Q, FRANCIS BANNERMAN, aged So years.
All friends are invited TO attend the funeral,
from his late residence, IA Atlantic avenue, on
Wednesday, December IL, at one o'clock, for in
tcrment In Greenwood
BOLTON.-At West1eld, N. j., on Tuesday. Decem-
ber 10, after lingering Illness LAURA E. daughter
OF the late Theodore B. Tallmadge and beloved wife
OF James clinton Bolton.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
BUsCHER-On Monday, December q, at his resi-.
dence, 107 Madison street, HENRY WILHELM
BUsCHER, aged AZ years.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members and ex-members OF Troop Third regi-
ment OF cavalry N. G. $. N. Y, and the members
Of Herman Lodge, No. 26S, II. and A., are respect
funy invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday
afternoon, at one O'Clock, from the German Pres
byterian church, corner OF Madison and Mont
gOmery streets.
CAMPBELL.-In Brooklyn, on Monday December
Q, NARY ANNE, wife OF James Campbell, In the 25th
year of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, $50
Hicks street. on Thursday, December II, at two
O'Clock; from thence to Flatbush for interment.
CROEs.-ln Brooklyn, on sunday, December 8,
ANN $. CROEs, daughter OF the late Right Rev.
John Cr0es, OF New Jersey.
Funeral services at CHRIST church, New Bruins.