Died.
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On Monday evsning,
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Died.


On Monday evsnng 24th inst JOHN McCAusLAsp in
the 35th year OF his age.
M friends End scquantances and those Of the family
are to attend the funeral this afternoon "a
.m his late residence, ll6 Seventh street. be.
tween s.xth and Seventh avenues.


, donday morning Gath inst suddenly, MARION RAE,
WE Of Henry A. Aud


The friends Of the family also the members OF Division
No Sons OF Temperance and the order in general and
the members Of Association No. United Brothers Of
temperance respectfully invited the fune.
noon At ~ o'clock The remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery.


IFrom the New Orleans Jefersoniaa Republican Feb Isl


lcoMMu>IcArEp


OsruAAv-Departe. this life, Thursday morning al
o'clock. in the 18th year Of his ngc Mr. VIM. JACK
son, Of New York. cf Charles H. Jackson of that c
~ Melancholy is II indeed to witness the slow but
tam ravagcs oil disease upon the wasted FORM but when
IN the full exercise OF every faculty in the pride of
hood ard the happy Of security the stroke
OF death falls upon one We have learned to love and ad
ject Of this notice clsms tribute from the hand friend
ship though poor indeed must be the Offering from one
who has not The captivating Of language with
whicnt speak his virtues, the rich gifts OF poesy
scatter DER his tomb Brave frank generous he
YET arm IN those purposes which to his mind seemed
marked and proper-led instnctively by high Of
honor and feeling OF manly pride. No man was more
ready TO sone for wrong-none ceptble to the
slightest breath OF shame To his friends he was open
and unreserved and his countenance the that
reflected the yet thought OF his mind Still
voice which has 80 often lent 10
his dcsponding friends, and animated their dropping
sprf'shxed those eyes which have often
with love and sheco leless s tho hand that ever
ready TO upraise itself defence Of those he loved
protect the powele<s tho ferocty Of
the opprssscr-pulseiess mo'oncss the heart where
nonot and truth he'd fixed their imperishable imprint
Poor Jacksen Dctng parents thy less keen end
bitter sngnshthy will hold thee enshrincd within
her heart Of the fcndest and dearest Of brothers
and TO Hin Who ,smpeu the wind TO the shorn lamb we
commit thy sfi'clsd wife and fatherless infant Fare
well, my riens