NEWS: Notices, Maysville Eagle, Jan 1867, Mason Co., KY

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The Weekly Maysville Eagle, Maysville, Mason Co., Ky. Dates as indicated

JANUARY 2, 1867

Died - ROSS, in Chicago, on the 18th of December, after a painful illness of six
weeks.

Nellie Peers, infant daughter of Thomas A. and Kate C. Ross, of this city, aged
fifteen months.


JANUARY 9, 1867

In the Circuit Court yesterday, the suits of H. C. White and John J. Mackin, against
D. B. Miller and others, who constituted the Board of Trade, under the orders of Major
General Burbridge, in 1864, were dismissed by the plaintiffs, the matter having been
satisfactorily adjusted between the two parties.  It is greatly to be regretted that
all such troubles between citizens of Kentucky, growing out of the late unfortunate
war, could not be thus settled.


JANUARY 16, 1867

Died

KAPS - On Monday, January 7th, 1867, in this city, after a short illness, Mrs.
Catherine E. Kaps, wife of Louis Kaps, and daughter of C. and E. Hiser, in the
22nd year of her age.

ROGERS - In Carlisle, on Saturday, Elder John Roger's, a prominent preacher of the
Christian Church.

JANUARY 23, 1867

Died JACKSON - Mrs. Malvina Jackson, of Delphi, Indiana, and formerly of Mason county,
Ky., a daughter of Mr. Charles Lyons, deceased, died on the 27th of Dec., 1866 of Lung
Fever, after 5 days of intense suffering, which she bore without a murmur.  She was
conscious of her situation, and died happy.  We knew her well, and can truly say that
she adorned her Christian profession.  She has left a fond husband and one child.

The Maysville Eagle title changed to the Weekly Maysville Eagle in January 1866.