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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
IL Wo latgs OK Wagggous made OF the hes
sne.ersals. Fer sale by
ooy a. ~ IA EFF PHILLIPS & Ge
LIFE FALLS
AND pMENfN HtTerERS,

AND pHENtN HlTsrERs.
a POSITIVE CuRE FuR FEVER & AEUE,
AND BILIOUS FENERs.
wcll-regalssei and peapnftianate Quantity OF
n bito upon the stomach IL always requisite FOR
The promotion Of sound hcatth--it stimulates diges-
sion. and keeps the Intestinal canal free trom all
obs,s,ctions. TIN the inferior surface OF the liver,
Isl peculiar bladder, In which the bile is frat pre-
served. being formed by the liver from the blood.
Thence II passes into the stomach aed intestiaes,
aud regulates the indigestion. Thus we see. when
there Ia A deficiency eibiie, che body Ia constantly
~costivc. On the other hand, An ovcrabnndanee OF
Aiie causes frequent nausea at The stomach; and
often promotes very severe attacks OF disease,
which sometimes end IL death.
MoFFAT,S LIFE MEDICINES should always
be taken IN the earl s4s nges oil bilious complains,
aud II pcrseyercd Ia richly according 10 the diree-
lions, will positively effect u cure
Tae mineral medicines often prescribed IN these
diseases, although they may effect u temporary
cure, at the same time create All unhealthy state oi
che blood, aud consequently tead 20 promote a re.
turn OF the very disease whiuh stes are smploxrd
TO cure. II Ia then, by the use of par gatia y, es-
~clasivels formed Of We setsbie compounds, v ich
possessing within themselves no deleterious 4 N.
cies, which decomposition, combination or ais h
ton can deveiope or bring into actions and, Thea =
fere, capable OF produeins no effect. save that whic
liz desired~-that y safe remedy Is fonad.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENiX BtTTERS
have proved to be the most happy Ia their effects,
In eases Of bilious diseases, ofa~s parciy vegetable
preparation ever offered 10 the public. 1T the sto-
mach II foul. they cleanse IL by e~xeitiHg il to tl.ro"
of its comensss tf not. they pass to the daodenum
with ,nt exciting vomiting ~ nausea ia the stomach,
stimulating the aeighboriag vi cera, as the liver
and uancras, % NJ 70 produce q more eapioas faw
OF their seeresions into the int shines; stimulating
thc exhaient capiilariess terminating in the inner
coat, which an increased dow OF the useless part
Giles OF the body foreign matters, or retained seere-
lions, are completely discharged.
uPE. J0URDAN has been appointed agcas
for the sale Of my medicine IN baton Rouge.
sag a4-as WM. IN. M0FFAT. N. York
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

let. co.

E hRusstiSi y and A pntheea tiea, "a ndwhs
hF sale dealers 10 Medicines, Oils and Pam
Eugiish aHd French Chemicals, Window Gla
rerlumenes. Varnishas Dye stuff, Spices &c.
Their stare for the present IL nj No, IIs jim
street. one door l,om eorner Of Camp.
tR.y~M. b. Particular attention will be paid
puttila up family medicines. medicine chests, u
orders from the country generally. Landry&t /.
invite planters satme h mics to give ttiein Ii ii.
New 0rleat#. aune 3 ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
2 So
DOCyON McGAMSW.

MAoS'fpk MoGl Misty, n graduate OF In.
D. syi,ania University, having settled penn.
eut,y il I'atoo Rongs, respectfully tenders htsto-
fessionat services to LA citizens aud thnse OF iEt.
eini,y, Win ali experience Of more thaa het
years in the practice nfhis prof \ ion, seven Nra
shaving been spent IN the south, he hopes, bylis
qualifications and devotion 10 %hnFihesp, TO ssas
The eouhtletre aud merit lhn patronage Of this o.
munity. ltta Office, on Lafayette street one or
ntrth Of Mr. llugne,'a where he may be fuutn,,et
all hours, nnlesH absent attending 10 the datteof
hs profess ,up. feb 81 J ON
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

lei f. wv FFfF -.
MFa, WulrMAN Wilcox has renewed h,sifiue
TO the building tafmetly occupied by Mad. Heb,
and tho second door from Dr. Haines's. tIsvill
be iguni there al ali hnu,B unless professionalism
pepsd. Oct 10 u
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
From the L1uisriM Gazeife

Mn. EDIroH The following episaph. found
upon a common in the Island Of Jamaica. near
The spot where the remains Of Bfadshaw, the
chief OF the regieide judges, was inferred. and
published in a newspaper in this country in 1875,
is the nnblest production Of its kind I have ever
met with.
The reader will find in the closing line. that
ascribed 10 Thomas Jefferson: l..
STRANGER.
Ere thou pass, contemplate this cannon ];
Nor re ardiess be tois,
That near its base lies deposited he dust Of
JOHN BRADSHAW,
Who, nobly superior to all selfsh regards,
Despising alike the Paseantry Of coursiy splsadas
The blast Of calamny, and the tetrors Of roy
al vengeance,
Presided in the illustrious band Of heroes and
patriots,
Who fairly and openly adludged
CHARLES STUART.
Tyrant of England,
To q public and exemplary death
Thereby rresen ing to the amazed world,
And transmitting down, through applsadips
ages,
The most glorious example,
Of mistaken virtue, loys Of sreedaza, ard i'm
partial justice.
Ever exhibited On sl.e hlood-ssained theatre o
human action.
o reader.
Pass NOT on till thou hast blessed bis mernory ,
And never, never for,et,
"THAr REHElLroS TO rrKAsTs Is onEBIsse
ia Cup =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

"A MAIfA has 'ece'th the following ARTICLES
IN 90 eo't'iiti ss'of's ~ f'Ses sperm candles.
% bossw elafft wine, ioo hteg oHp,5J kegs white
lead No . lan gallons lined oil 40 gall, IA
win i strained sperm oil, ~ gallons VIA g oil,
ltaN a-kst Annisetse, . bset extract d'ebliutl,r
aU' peees ktntuesy basgtng 10 coils rape, 500
pal mems Kip %btoga''F, loo Dir boys ki brogans.
sou pair ,assel tr gam, 10 bses window glass.
assorted siase. " segs To- afe ats nod ausl,lirH,
~ kegs powder, sottgs na,l,aO pieces sid brown
%shat.''g 80 %pieeesa l4 brown on,ss,ie, ID pieces
ia Lowell shifsuns SO piougL.
E,tn.. it1,.1.s FL Il 81
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Caldwell N'EHicky,

&
NO. ca, CANAL ST., NEW ORLEANS
m N lsSPEGFFuLLY Inform thetf friends Id
A@ the planters generally in the Vicinity ofa
ton Rouge, that they are now confined to the n.
forage Il Commission Business alone and Nv
hope. ftam their close application to busineHsn
receive q ahafe al public patronage.
.,autf 4 zao5 I'm
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
NOTICE.

. NOTICE.
Ns MATTA has received on consignment The
GLOWING invoice Of goods:-Ten barrels inferi-
or, low price eogniac brandy ten bbls Holland gin,
two quarter casks old port wine. two quarter
casks Malaga wine, twelve dozen champaign Mis-
sissippi brand, twelve boxes tomato catsaa, twelve
boxes mushroom catsnp twelve boxes pepper sauce
hfty barrels whiskey, fifty kegs leat lard, three RI
Ars superior quality. twenty sacks coffee, twelve
boxes natural syrup. A part of the forenamed
articles will be sold at public auction this day at
foo'ciock A, NJ. at the store formerly occupied
by j. u. Stuart Esq.
i2T 90 ". ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

GROCERiE, PROFESSIONS &c.
w MUSICIAN, has received, and Of.
- lets for sale Oh d antageats terms, The FOL-
lowing, selected wiathe greatest Gu IL and paid for
IN Cash, his customs may rely OF. heir being fur
aisl'ed With attlelfsFauine IN quality aud nj the
,owsst possible ptiteAs J w Nj nevst buys ea,ds
al Auction Sales WIRE the refuse Of Tho market
~ usually ~diapased "1l,e public Is assured that ~,
article Of dubious atlaty can be had ut his II FL.
iol kega l~eat|ard, nes % bbis pure rye wliisks ~ /:
100 hass shot, all sizes 95 bills mess polk lD1
boxes sstd'iies, titoil, Y boxes ffsH, salmon; 50
Kegs western, butler. ~ hhla white %pttttpes 1noa
papers fresh g''den feds. 100 bbts rectihtd
~%i,tshey; ~ bbla eomths bfanhy: Q pipes ella.n-
pr isae brandy | pipe Hllani gin. j boxes old
pott vine 10 bills mplasls; 50 blts green ,ppiaa
| hbj Buffalo tongues, sttkea 10 df,,n,s hrst so
boxes ,aisi1s, 100 boxes uret "st julien Aiedpe.
org cork. Ian 81 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

FIR. na.alnaaR
Nll'IILl..

III AS removed Ills ptlisn to the Drug SIZE of
III u u. Joutda,,, Baton Rouge
may 10 Ia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17

WassIsa A WAanH.-A fsw years SINCE, N
atighson, Sir John L.a3s, fos q sriaing us1sr. nm
dsrsook TO carry Lord ChoannnIsley. an As ieeE.
from opposite ihs Partition. twice round shs
stsiae. Several ladies sitsnsd 10 be spectators Of
This extraordinary fsa. Of tho dwarf carry ing Tho
giant. When bis hardship declared hiEself~<a
dy, Cir Iaha desired him 10 ssrsp sa&TsP," ss~
claimed tho othss, g why ses~y yoa promised 10
carry mo id my sloib~-s 4By 10 means" re-
piled The hassaets II engaged 10 carry sos. sua
not In inch Of clothes; .. ihssefsra my LORD
make ready. and 10, as Iss alsappaint ahs psblic...
After much laaghshls ssssreasiaa. ii Mas decided
that sif John had soa his wager. The Psss daeIia.
isg 10 exhibit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
RUNAWAY SHAY 70

WAS brought to lie d pot at i'sto,,
A /HpugH, Oh the ~ ID Of Uttt Der 1910.
&NF iroa ~iberviIia jail, il negro ni#,, who
lpu@ 1Ss/ calls himself Charles, . feet y II
~ incl 80 high. ahpnt u years Of age,
an sat I've belongs 10 "A Mr. jacob
/ iity Of | afnurel,e. The nwt,et IL requested 10
Imply with tile law and take him away.
r ~ fifsU.
Def II # NV Jailor,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
HFfSE TO REV7T

VWJNE TO HEtVE
II i've sly fame house formerly occupied
III by ~ aiesonptr, tsl :, on tInfrh at.
The laFge Hitronvenisht sie e lately ote,t,} cd
by w ID snngeht the cortes Of Church aud La.
fayet,e sic.
A's"-- he sfnl frame building adjoining tn
above IN Lafayet ct.
Apply to
J IL EF PHILLIPS s. Co,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-04-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Batd Rouge.

PROBATE sac.
SsslF virtue of IN order from Il Court of Pro-
- bates for the pnish ~aforesal, there will be
deret at public sale by The Undersigned judge +,
Il -... =-. .-.= %.~
Thursday. ARl2e, lsaI.
Il the Office of the ari Ii judge, ID the righ, and
tie Of aiserge r etther, dec, in all 10 a tract of
and in Illinois, being a part of sedon No one, in
township even, range four West, containing 1879
s3ll00 acres.
Also a valuable EIccterising Nadine.
Terms sixand twelve mon'hs. Bierier Ct
m27 a CHI lesser, p J..
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n n Hs "A " = /.

THyikEN Up by A Lf'oaieial on Tie I'm o. De
sembst, il black horse, ~ Or II hands highh,
about ! years old ! feet white long tail, name ~
Gu, OH, star Oh the face white spot ofl the moe, no
brand. m
Iae 40 HAs MGssENDEN, Ranger
Iiar RTfEEiyfDl TIE Ps. ,ti,idsr y tp,,
I'D Jacob Sheppard . vol Fool u Qaality ' yels
Home d. fonhl i sHl, Nicholas I ,ekleby, Marian
ar yonps Maids Fortune, Tht .entlah'an Of The
old sasanl, ent'H Com aer ries abritigsfi, The
B,ys swn Book, Gunns ID stestie Meaieine reeia
ssa Edition, ~tfoopar'H Meistal Dictionary, Com
.,opk,s Geology, The Life and Travels ii Mu,gb
Park, nauuel o., Banking. Ibnkef's l,ift Of JEFF
fetsor, sleilani's Life Of Martin Van Buren,, The
lie III Blaeh Hawk, The Life Of Boone, Pliia
tasel's Lives, Itusssll's tIistBtxapf Greece aud
Etsnrs, The Lug tahil A lstafiHt Tor lsal, The
Fortune teliets Own uork, nattitt's Geography
.f the liea sens@Togother sith a variety OF BLANK.
nil. Nate and Receipt Books, eni 4 large asso't.
meat Of German Silver Stptls, Stationary, tahey
Articles and Botanic Medicines t1t Sale ~ the
utahs.efs ef GEO. N HEHOMAN.
A4.h HA n In
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S,studitsORr Of' tHsr 6saxftae.

No, subscription taken Tor = shorter refipe tla
One We III. The price Of the Gazette 10 siA
DeLtAaa per annain, one half payable IN nd
vance, aud ti,p remaining instrument W t,a sunl-
menuamentpf the latter six months Of each ,sars
Should any DHe by removal or otherwise w,st, 70
~.iss,tse his further subscription, he lnnst give
notice 10 that effect before the expiration OF me
year. otherwise he will be considered a. s'ab-
s~ayIling for another year.
AUfERrIsEM isNI's will be sharged ~
fallpwsi Advertisement not exceeding twelve
lines. or lras,i will be inserted for Oss nothan,
aud firrr Gnsrs for zach subsequent Insertion,
longer nnes In the safns ratio. -,
Advert ~ M n I utiess otherwise nr'eFed wiz
be publ shed In English aud French until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
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= Tie color of the rebel uniform was green.
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GERMAN GHOSTS AND GHOST sFEtH.
Under this title, a Carlyle eooiiufs 10 'pokf
fun In q quiet, solemn way. nj German spt1itua
ltsm and e~rsdpliiy In The Dublin University Ma.
g.zin.. We take The fpllo Ing snseimens ofthe
intensely marvellous from his siflihe= Of Ger
man Ghos. literature 10 the February nonbet.-
~.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
PROGRESS or BUSINESS.

we congratulate the country upon the
rapid progress of the public business in the
House of Representative. Already it has
passed-lst, an appropriation bill I'd, 4
bin for the relief Of Mrs. Harrison; Sd,
a bin for The relief OF the luuatics Of this
District; 4th, the Land Distribution Bill ;
5th, the Navy Pension Bill; 9Th, the Ma
val Ordnance Bill; It'll, the Loan Bill ;
9Th, the Fortfication B:ll, aud yesterday,
9th, the Home Squadron Bill The latter
bill passed by an usual majority, { Is4 TO s, }
showing an universal apprehension Of a
necessity for putting the nation in state
.of defence, and furnishing the strongest
hope OF united and vigorous action in case
of war. The House of Representatives is
nobly responding to the popular voice
which called il into being.
1t viii be observed, also, that every sub
ject indicated by public expectation, as pro-
per for the legislation of the session, has
been brought before that body, aud we
have no doubt will be promptly despatched.
The Bank bill, the snb-Treusury Repeal
bill, the bankrupt h!l, and the Revenue
bill, were yesterday brought 10 the notice
Of the House. The Bank bill, we UNDER
stand, is substantially the same as that re-
ported by the Committee of the Senate
The Repeal bill, we are informed, includes
both the sub. Treasury and the Deposite
Act of 1886. The vote, in connection
with the subject Of the Bankrupt bill, taken
yesterday, is decisive, we are very happy
to think, of a determination on tho part
of the House to act upon il at the present
session.
The Home Squadron bill, which passed
yesterday, is in the following words. The
report by which il was introduced will be
found in another column:
Be il enacted Jy TIE Senate and House Of Re.
presentdticss If the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That for the pay and sub.
sistence, increase and repairs, medicines and con.
tingent expenses, of two figates, two sloops, two
small vessels, and two armed steamers, TO be en-.
ployed as a home squadron, the sum of seven
hundred and egbty-nne thousand three hundred
and ten dollars is hereby appropriated, to be paid
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated MadiSoaidn.
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CONGRESS

In the House of Representatives they
have gone to work and nov despatch busl-
ness in fine style. The House has passed
the following Bills. An Appropriation Bal
"a Bill for the relief of Mrs. Harrison
Bill for the Lunatics in the District of
Columbia-the Land Distribution Bill
the Navy Pension Bill--~thc Naval Ord
nance Bill-the Loon BiIl--the Fortifca-
ton Bill, and the Home Squadron Bill
We arc pleased to see the popularity of
the lutter measure, as it passed by vote
of 1874 to 6. This was recommended by
the Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Badger
Our naval detences have long been if not
positively neglected at least but carelessly
attended to. Mr.. Badger has given us a
token of bis foresight and prudence which
meets the appreciation of all parties.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
THE TIMES.

WHY are not the times better !" ask
the Looofocos. Sid you not promise us
better times as soon as Harrison should be
elected ?" say they.
How often do we hear like questions
asked, in a sarcastic tone, by the Federal
Locos. They admit that the times are
hard that the commercial community is
embarrassed and the people depressed but
without acknowledging the cause, taunting-
" leer the Wings with the cry of the dis
appointment of the people that the times
are no better, and that the Republican par
ty are not practising what they preached
before the election. And we have heard
some protested Wings express themselves
a lille disappointed that times still contin-
ued " so hard that they supposed, when
the Wing party gained the ascendancy,
that exchange would come down, money
become more plenty, and the country
would again be prosperous. Although
when a man talks to us in this way we al
tempt to reason with him, to show him the
fallacy of surprising the disastrous state of
affairs which bad men and bad management
have brought about can be remedied in
moment-still we feel more like knocking
him down for his consummate ignorance
and short.sightedness. For any man in
his right senses to suppose that the Re-
publican pariy--alhough holding a large
majority over all other parties and cliques
could rebuild in one, two, four, six, or
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29

Be true mun.--ll Is no easy matter to
be true man. The true man IS true to
himself; true to his country true 10 his fol
low nm; true 10 his God. And yet how
many might approach nearer to The stand
ard Of true man, il they we're disposed 10
make trial Aud how few even aim TO be
true. Trueness Of thought, spirit, conduct,
ia character and hfe--these alone can make
a man really and truly great. Who yet,
search the whole catalogue Of human great.
ness. has come up TO the full stature of n
uerlect man? Not one. Because none
have succeeded, should none Try Because
the aim is high one, and The height difficult
of attainment, should no one attempt the
asccnt--lso ene mskes advances la pro
portion 20 tho difficulty Of the task, will DO
The glory Of the accomplishment OF the
work, to him who attains. fcaat, never
accomplished any thing of Importance j
can, has abridged the ocean, and brought
tho ightuings from the clouds by this
magic word, Art and Science have adyanc-
ed; Agriculture and Manufactures and
Commerce aourlshed, and Civilization
spread ito eevating influence among the
nbodes Of men.
Every man, then. should strive 10 be a
true man true to duty true to conscience
true TO principle; true to truth, II he
wonld approximate toward this elevated
standard, he shond commence the work IN
medaleIy, without delay. He must be
true in small things nothing, rightly con.
sldered, is small, il he will but be faithful
over few things. he may become lord over
many things step by step will he rise, and
each succeeding step will be more easy and
rapid TIL at length he will have reached
sublime intellectual and moral elevation
which time cannot lessen nor eternity DO
ssroy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
DIMES AND HALF.DIMES.

Frequent notices have appeared in the
papers respecting counterfeit dimes and
half-dimes said to be in circulation, and it is
stated that they may be known by having the
figure of Libertywithcut the circle of Stars.
We learn, from the best authority, that
this test is not conclusive, and that the sup
posed counterleits are probably genuine
coins. The figure of Liberty was intro.
ducod upon the dimes and halfdimes in
1886, but the circle of Stars did hot APP
pear till 1888. Half and quarter dollars,
bearing the figure Of Liberty, were first
coined in 1888, but none were ever issued
without the Stars.--Nat. Int.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-29
CHARLOTTE FEMALE ACADEMY.

CHARLOIIE FEMALE ACADEMf'
The annual Examination of the Young
Ladies connected with this Furnishing In
stitution, took place on Monday and Tues
day last, in the presence Of a large and in
telligent assembly Of spectators.
The Young Ladies in the various exer.
ciscs submitted to them, acquitted them
selves admirably. Seldom have we had
the pleasure to witness a more truly inter-
estirg and gratifying advancement of intel.
lectual culture and improvement, than that
exhibited by the pupils of this seminary.
The course of Examination adopted by
Mr.. Hptchison satisfactorily eyinced to her
friends and patrons, the thorough course
of instruction pursued, and the high claims
which she has upon the patronage Of those
who deem intellectual improvement essen.
tial to the formation of female character
and influence. Without fiattcry we assert,
that Young Ladies placed under the care
Of this truly gifted Lady, viii mako as ra-
pd advances in science as under any in
siructor in the State.
With regard to the Musical Department;
Miss Sarah Davidson may well be proud Of
the proficiency which her pupils have ac-
CURED, through her instruction in this plea
sing and delightful science. In the vari-
Gus performances by the Young Ladies on
the Piano all were charmed by 4" the con
cord of sweet sounds"
Throughout the whole course Of the ex-
animation there seemed TO peryade sen.
satou Of pleasure and satisfaction, in be-
holding the progress and solidity Of the &C
quiroments Of the pupils.
All who witnessed this Examination
must feel the strong hold that this Institu-
ton now has upon an intelligent public.
In the midst of Us ithas sprung up and
now scat,ers the blessings Of Education
around. Its facilities are within the reach
Of all. We trust that every parent who
has a daughter will not let the opporluni-
~ which now offers, pass without aaordlng
her the means of acquiring that Education
which Yields such an influence on female
character and society.
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Courts, members Of the Bar, odd Fellows,
Firemen, other Associations, aud large
numbers Of citizens in an individual capa-
city.
The procession moved TO solemn music
from the residence of Col. Taylor, on 9th
Street west, to Rice, then south to Fourth,
thence east to Broadway TO the wharf, and
ON the wharf to the steamboat Rarltan,
which lay at tue foot Of Main; and the
payements and doors and windows of the
houses for the whole Of this distance were
crowded with persons, numbering doubt
less from $4,000 TO 10000, who had as
sembled TO have last lool;, as it passed,
/ of the coffin which enclosed the body Of
the yenerated dead.
! The boat left the wharf for the Bend a.
bout o'clock, bearing With the remains
j the Committees, the detachment of United
States Marines, and relatives Of the deceas-
cd. BY special invitation, the Rev. J. 7.
Brooke went down 10 perform the funeral
service Of the Church Of England at the
tomb.
1t is muehto be regretted that all Of the
companies which formed the Oakland En-
campment did not reach the city in time Il
Join in the Procession. The Louisville
Butler, Harrison, and Citizens Guards
and the Dayton Artillery left soon after the
others, bu, on boa, which ran much slow
er than the Mail, and did not arrive here
till just as the Rarltan was putting of witt
the emains.-Cincinaah Gazette.