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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-20
w. r. McLRAx. j. HAWKINS
W. /. M'[BAN { CO.
rich ASKING A'GEN rs,
AND
COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MERCH a N rs.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
CONSEQUENCES.

Having opened q Purchasing Agency fol
the accommodation Of MERCHANTS, BUILDERS
PLANTERS AND FAxInEs who,do not w;sl
to visit the City, we offer our services fol
the Purchase Of all kinds of Merchandise
and Supplies which will be bought at the
lowest rates and SH1PPED BY ExPREss, or a.
ordered, to the required destination. AL
orders entrusted to our care will be faith
fully executed.
Orders addressed to our care through the
Post Office will meet prompt attention.
AGENTS of the ADAMS ExfKass 4CdsipAx1
and the COMMERCIAL EXPRESS CoMpANy aut
1.-THE AGENTS of OFFER COMPANIES connect
ing with those, are authorized to receive
orders for as.
Parties sending orders WILDE required Il
remit by Express Two-TmRDs Of the sup
posed AMOUNT Of their orders. the balance
to'be collected by the Express Company OF
the delivery OF the Goods.
Goods ordered otherwise than by Elk
lpress the whole amount will be required =
Exception will be made and two-thirds re
ceived, when orders are sent by CLERKS OF
! REGULAR PACKETS whom we know to b,
responsible.
Persons visiting the City with view o
making purchases will find it to their inter
est to call on us, as our arrangements arr
such, that saving Of money and time vii
be the result Of their communicating will
ug.
It is our purpose to meet the wants Of al
classes in the States of LOUISIANA
MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, ARKAN
SAS, AND TEXAS, to supply them With !:
Every Kind Of Merchandise,
Farming and Plantation Utensils, ani
Goods Of Every Description,
At the Lowest New Orleans Prices.
Parties desiring to order Goods from tn,
North, East or West, can do so through
our firm with fidelity and dispatch.
Parties giving us their orders for pur
Ichases here or elsewhere, will save The OK
pense Of travel, and we will guarantee th,
Istrictest economy for their interest.
We respectfully solicit consignments o
SUGAR, COTTON, and other PRO
DUCTS OF THE SOIL; also, all kind
fof GENERAL MERCHANDISE, frcn
our friends, and those Of our referees an,
the public generally, pledging Ourselves t.
give the fullest satisfaction. fs
CHARGEs.--For all orders urder $lO00
5 per cent. Over $1,000, 3 per cent.
To yearly customers reduction will b
made from the above averages.
w. +. MCLEAN & CO.,
office No. 5 Commercial Place,
aug. 30, SO. corner of Cam
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Marsden's Carminative Syrup,
FOR
Diarfhsa, Cholera, Dysentary.

This truly valuable preparation is
gaining popularity unprecedented in
the annals ofsmedical discovery.
1T is prepared from herbs indigo
nous to Central America where its
timely discovery has saved whole
districts from being depopulated by
the -ravages Of Cholera and Dyson
tary.
No traveller, by sea or land, should
be without a bottle Of Carminative
Syrup. No parent, who is solicitious
Of the health of the little ones, but
should procure a'bottle of'this prepa-
ration, and administer it in all cases
of Cholera Infantum or Looseness OF
the Bowels. No sufferer from Chronic
|Diarrhea need despair, for one bottle
Of Marsden's Carminatiye Syrup will
effect a cure.
For sale by all Druggists.
T. w. MARSDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot.
Corner Of Gravier and Magazine Streets.
New ORLEANS
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Lost Notes.

Lost Notes.
THE following mortgaged notes, The
property Of II. Robertson Il Co.. we're lost
1 by burning IN May 1864 when the Store
Warehouses, Safes. etc, Of that firm in The
town Of Alexandria, were burned, viz:
/ Three notes drawn by Mrs. Maiala NJ
1 Waters, each for 2S75 dollars, dated Marcl
list 1861 and payable respectively, one, twt
and three years after date, but bearing eight
per cent. interest from date to the order o
Thomas B. Waters and by him endorsed
The payment of these is secured by mort
1gage aud vendors lien on tract Of lane
containing about two thousand acres Oh tn
right bank Of Red River ascending eigh
3mies above the town Of Alexandria ant
known as the Waters plantation. and eacl
note was paraphed by Mercer Garfield, no
tary public.
/ One note drawn by Mrs. Louisa NJ. Read,
for $I40O drawing eight per cent iuteres
from date and secured by mortgage on a 10
and improvements below the town Of Alex
andria, and above the residence Of s. K
johnson.
| -Four notes drawn by Gen. 3. B. Simms
leach for 1867 dated - 1862, and payabl,
respectively in one, two, three and four years
from date, but bearing eight per Get. inter
lesl from date
The payment of these notes was securet
by mortgage and vendors lien on tract o
land near the town of Hineston, formerly
belonging to P. Keary.
One note drawn by Jos. Boulllote, upor
which Judgment had been obtained, with
balance unpaid Of $1,000 and bearing eigh,
per cent interest.
One note drawn by Mrs N. A. Martin
and upon which Judgment had been obtain
cd, with balance unpaid of $4,000 and bear
ing eight per cent interest.
One note Of D. ia U. A. Haworth
upon which judgment had been obtained
with balance unpaid Of over $1,000, bearing
jeight per cent. interest.
s. A. SMITH,
Surviving partner Of
SEP. 6-3ts Fl. Robertson 4 Co.
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FOR SALE
Pro Bono Pablic0.

John T. Hunt, well known in this com
snunity as Horse,man, has opened O Live
~ and Sale Stable in the rear of the Ice
House, where be is doing business at New
Orleans prices.
His experience as Veterinary Surgeon
induces him TO offer his services in the treat
ment Of all diseases to which the horse is
subject. He will keep seperate place for
that business and give it his personal atten.
tion. aug. 30-tf
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TAKE NDTICE.
|. NO MORE CREDIT!!A!

FROM and after this date I give
notice that j will not sell any goods,
drugs, etc, in my line, unless the
CASH is paid down. 4 cannot pur-
chase but for cash and must demand
the same terms. So take"notiee and
act accordingly.
aug.9. S. K. JOHNSON.
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Lost Note:

Lost Note.
A Note signed by Witty NJ. Sas
ser, payable to Anderson McNutt,
for five thousand dollars with s per
cent interest, the interest paid up to
January | 1862 or 1868, secured by
mortgage on. the lands and other
property of said Sasser. Said note
was burned in the conaagration of
II. Robertson & Cos counting House,
on destroyed and lost at that time.
S. A. SMITH,
Surviving Exr. of A. McNutt.
Sept. 6, lS65.-3ts.
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The public are informed
that this favorite Saloon has
been removed to the Ice
HOUSE, HoTEL in the base
ment Story, where the Pro-
prietor will always be found
on hand and ready to at.
tend to his friends and Gus.
toners.
Give him a call and you
will leave his Saloon q fit
rival to Count D'Orsay and
Beaux Hickman.
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L.CHANTZ
rs PREPARED to tune PIANOS, and
i give MUSICAL instructions.

S It a B l. T. !.
THE undersigned has leased the
large and commodious Livery Stable,
lately kept by N. g. G. Taylor, on
third street, Immediately in the rear
Of the Town Hall and will give
strict and personal attention to the
wants Of the travelling public, and
all who desire to patron!ze him.
sept. Is If DANIEL TAYLOR.
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DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF
RAPIDES.

Ninth judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that in &C.
cordance with an order from His Hon.
NJ. Ryan, Judge Of said Court, a spe.
-ciai Jury term Of said Court, will be
holden in the town of Alexandria,
beginning on the fret Monday OF
October next, A. D. 1865.
FRANK E. FORBES.
Deputy Clerk.
Aug. %.
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NOTICE.

OTICE.
I HEREBY constitute and appoint
Fl. S. Losee my Agent and Attorney
in fact, to transact any business in
the Parish Of Rapides in which | may
be interested. NJ. WEIGH.
Sept. Is, st.
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FROM FORTRESS MCHEOE.
Qumriermnstcr Assigned-Arrcst Of the An.
cersonvihe Waterman - Personai-
Where's p'. of Garri'on-JeT. Davis
Sill at Old Q"arters-Tour Of In-
spection-COrrec:ion- Arrests for I'm.
cendiary speeches-Marine Items-Odd
Fellows.
FoRrRFss MoNRor. Monday. Sal. ls. ls65.

FORTRESS MONROE Monday, sept. i, 1900
Capt. Nathaniel Low, jr, Assistant Quarter
master at Norfolk, has in addition been assigned TO
duty Quarermaster OF South-Easte Virginia, by
order Of Major.Gen. Torbert.
Geo +. Garrison, who brought the box OF watches 70
Norfolk last week that taken from our Anderson
vile prisoners arrested at his home IN Drummonc
town. the Eastern shore and taken TO Fortress Mon
roe to-day by Officer kinlock.
Capt Hitchcock left for Mathews Court House this
afternoon on the steamer blackboard.
FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesday, Sept 49, 1865.
6. T. Garrison Of Accomao County has not been
taken IN Washington as reported lie Is still here and
parole.
Jen Davis has not been removed TO Carroll Hail. but
occupies his casemate ~ heretofore
II was not the old frigaie Cumberland, but the Con-
gress, that raised. No safe has yet been found.
The wrecking steamer Alpha has passed here. bound
20 Wilmington. y. G., 10 raise the sunken blockade
runners.
Gen George & Dodge has arrived from Washington
on inspecting tour through this Department. The
object 10 cut down all unnecessary expenses TO Gov
eminent IN the Qunrtcrmaser and Other departments
Amer con p!etlug his work here be VIII go 10 North
Carolina on a Ike mission
A man by the name Of Lane, from Matthews County.
arrested and brought here to-day. lie Is one OF
StoneWall Jacksons generals, and Is charged with
mixing SeCesh speeches in ms count recently Since
the arrest Gen Lane has appeared that he was not
the man who made the speeches referred 10: and Dr.
Garnet of Matthews County has been arrested
charged with the same otense. The Doctor arrived
here this evening.
one Smith from the same county. has been arrested
and taken 10 Richmond, for knocking down super.
iuteudent OF the Freedmens Bureau
Cotton is arriving in small lots at Norfolk, and Is in
ready demand M 81 20 Sc.
The steamers Wyoming and Relief were discharged
from service Yesterday.
A delegation Of Odd Fellows from this place and
Norfolk have left here for Baltimore, 10 attend the
celebration there
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The General Assooiaiion Of The Congre-
pu.ionnl Churches Of tew.AOrh.

tsWrGO, Wedncsdly, sept. ~, TOO.
The meeting Of the General Association Of
New. York il now in session IN this city About 100
ministers and dceg gates from all parts = The State are
present The subject considered ihis morning was
TEMPERANCE which was introduced ~ thc Rev. Dr.
Maish. aud DEVELOPED stirring discussion. This
afternoon reports on tie state Of religion throughout
the State were presented, which was ihoNed ny sicIa
mental ,eryce with n sermon by the Rev Mr.. MyoAer
ofOhio. This evening The subject " lone MISSIONS
win be- considered aud addresses vii be made ~ TIE
Rev l. :. Hobart Of syracuse, the L'v VI ~ badger
ID ID and the Rev. VI. H. ,iccy g. New TX. Tie
work among the Freedmen will especially be presented
Reports Will De- considered 10 morrow morning on NE
National Council and Phroclial Eyinge.ihchion. Inc
great council Of Congregational churches, held IN Bo
ton IL June last has impaired new inspiration ana
energy 20 Cougregatonasm ia ilis state ana through
on! the counry. These churchei now number wv OIL
which 800 are In New. Eng lane their original home
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to the south Of the monument for the accommodation
of the dgnitaries Of the city and the chief officials Of
the Order Upon either side Of the platform were
ranged the prepared for the use OF the orphan
children of the Order Directly in front OF the plat
FORM and rising from either side, was an elegantly
elaborated arch painted and embelshed to represent
marble. Suspended from the arch and attached 70 IL
by the symbolic links Of the Order, were the words,
Friendship, Love and Truth" which In turn s,s'
tanned in the same mystic manner the phrase North
East South and West, and yet beneath this. the IN
spring invocation Proclaim Peace"
The following letter, received by the committee ep
pointed TO invite the President read by Grandsre
NichosoD:
GENTLEMEN: have hoped to be able to accept your
kind invitation for tomorrow, but have found upon
careful survey, that it would be incompatible with
listing arrangements / pray you TO believe that re
loce In the reunion of your Order throughout tue
United States as an auspcous presage OF the restOrs
ton Of order and complete political harmony throughout
the Union. / need hardly say that in my judgeme ut
this s at the present moment the proper aim of true
patriotism
have the honor to be- very respectfully you obedient
servant, ANDREW JOHNSON.
Addresses were delivered by Lieut.. Gov. Cox Of
Maryland Mr.. Andrews OF Texas. Mr.. Fisk Of Ken.
tucky. Mr.. Fizhugh of Virginia. The tenor of their
remarks cOngratuatory on the reunion Of the
Order, the return Of peace and presagng happy ia.
ture for the country.
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A1.AE A.
sintc Election TO he Held in November
Mobile Election in December-ueet-
ing OF the Legislisure-Other OrdI.
nauces.
NoyTcoNrRY Ala. Monday, Sept.

MONTGOMERY Ala. Monday Sept. ls 1865
The election ordinance passed to-day. Ii au-
thoizes the Provisional Governor TO order an election
for members OF Congress.
The election for Governor members Of the l.egisla-
ture and other State officers viii take place on the first
Monday in November ,
The next election for Mayor, Aldermen, and Council
men Of Mobile will take place ON the first Monday III
December next.
The third Monday in December is appointed for the
meeting Of the Legislature
An ordinance is pending which provides for the ap-
pontment OF the judges of the State by the governor
and their confirmation by the Senate; also for the in
crease Of their salaries and the length of their terms OF
office, thereby taking their election from the people
There has been DEBATE the Slavery ordinance TO-
day.
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Death OF Mrs. Moore.

Mrs. Moore, the widow Of the late Thomas
Moore the poet died at Superior Cottage Monday
Sept T. at the age Of 6s years. "Bessy" Moore does
not appear to occupy great place in her husbands
poetry but rarely was great poet more attached to
his wife. Through all his letters and journals he is
tired OF referring TO herquoing what she said
telling what she did. describing how she looked and
recording how she was admired. He married her in
1871 apd her history is summed up in this phrase
that she was the delight of his life. Mrs Moore was
the last that remained Of the present generation Of the
Moore family.
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EALTIMORE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Pnrnae and Trial Of Engines.
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Sept.

tItcIbI DlfpattN 20 TIE W T. IIIOulr
BALTIMORE, wednesday. Sept. 20. 1893.
The Fire Department of this city, which is
aoknow to be tie best regulated and governed in
the Union had grand parade this afternoon and after
n lengthy march halted at Monument.square, where a
trial OF the power Of the engines took place.
The contest was spirited. Steam Fire Engine No. 5
threw the highest stream and carried of the palm amid
great applause At least 10000 persons were present
TIE windows Of the Gilmore House facing the monu
ment were filed with the beauty of Baltimore. Like
all other affairs of our Fire Department it was con-
ducted decently and in order Your fire laddes might
learn something here.
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LOUISIANA.
Rumored Appointment of Provisionni
Coycruor-The Election Probable.

IAIHO, IItsuH!, StpI. TT I-uJ.
The Neu-O Orleans Data learns that President
Johnson has appointed j. Madison Wells Provisional
Governor OF Louisiana. and given him the same au.
tborty as vested in Gov Sharkey.
Jb, DCfa thinks that members OF the State Conven.
zion can he elected in 80 DAYS and that election for
members of Congress. members OF the Legislature
and State officers take place before November and
hopes that United States Senators Will be sent TO Wash
ington in time for the meeting of Congress.
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PRESIDENT JUAREz.-The followin

PRESIDENT JUAREZ-lhe following is given
as having been part of letter received in this city
from President JuareI under date OF Aug H. at Paso
del Nortes:
IL have established here the seat OF Government
and will remain here some time after which
shall fix my residence in Of the cities or the interior
States
Our enemies viii probably announce the dissolution
OF the Mexican Government but You and our friends
should not credit such an imposition. shall not leave
the Mexican territory shall fulfill the duty Of pre-
llshed by the will of my fellow-ctizens and | do not
despair of the success of our cause when SEQ the
MeXcans everywhere resisting the yoke of the inv
and maintaining the struggle in all our States"
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Murine Disasters,

PROyNcE1owS. Wednesday, SEPT 20 roo:
The schooner Il. Scor from Ncw-lork Tor
Gloucester, is ashore Race Point and has biged
The vessel is badly damaged. Tie cargo is to'n iofs
PoEILAND, Ne, Wednesday. sept: 20 20.
The schooner UndinC Capt. Russell, oil fort'
land Conn, for Bangor. fallen in with yesterday
by mo steamer Montreasr miles west OF Isle OF Shoals
wHierlogfed and mast anl deck load gone. Inc GREY
were taken oil and brought here The pilot MI OIL
mons. was injured ID Tie lg and hanl
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Fnir Of the Charitable Mechanics Asso.
citation Of Massachusetts.

Boston, Wednesday, Sept 90, 1865.
The fair of the Charitable Mechanics Associ-
alton opened to-day with fnterng prospects OF great
success Both Faneuil and Quincy Halls occupied
for the exhibition, being connected by a temporary
bridge. The fair will last for several days.
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Fire atPorf'nnd, We.

PORTLAND Ne. Wednesday Sept. 20 ls63.
fire this morning on Fedcral-st., between
Pearl aud Franklins's dcaioycd the mansion oi me
late Capt. John Williams, nd nearly Destroyer lte
houses belonging TO Mr. Walton. the cast. and Id
ward Harl0Ws on the wos and damaging the new
Iunery House on Congresss,.. ia the rear
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Return Of CoIored Troops TO Massnchu-

RosIoS, Wediosday Sept. 20. l'l5
The steamer Ben DeFGd from Charleston
with the remainder Of the Massachusetts, aJh Col0fed
Regiment arrived here TODAY and landed the troops at
GalOus Island
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%esfern Visitor, in philadelphia.

THlLADLIFHIA, Wodno51ly. Sopt. 20. I''''
The members Of the 81. Louis CITY Couhcii
arrived here this afternoon for tie purpose oil inspect
ing TIC fhilidephia watr gus police ana sewerage
systems. They were received by "A Committee Of tao
City Councils. nad will be lie guests OF the city darng
their stay here
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uuAuIalITY AND ENTHUSIASM.
Gen. Barlow for Secretary Of State
TIE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
gneeIa, Dispntch TO The y. Y. Tribune.

speeIai Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
SYRACUSE Wednesday, Sept 70 IeOo
The Hon. Chauncey M. Depew has deell''cu
denomination as Secretary of State, though proheie"
,uch by both wings of the Union party lie u'ci,Des
in Difference to suggestion that soldier snou'1 DO
plaeed At the head OF our ticket This pIooao! III
snres a new cast throughout. Messrs Porter ana
ward HINT will be nominated for judges Of Appeals
by acclamGtlon. -
SECOND DISPATCH.
SYRACUSE, Wednesday, Sept. %. 1868
The Union Convention has just adjourned aiter
Nominating State ticket. mainly made up OF Union
soldiers, and embodying elements Of decided popu'
Iarity.
The platform is tmid and wordy but is better than
The Democratic wherever they differ.
There was in the Convention majority Of at least
80 profcssed Radicals, but they had no adhesion or
discipline, and SO were seldom enabled to profit by
Their strength; allowed devotion to men to- over0eGr
attachment 10 principles. If resolve had been IN
order distinctly affirming the night of all the loya!
people of the South a voice in reoIgnnizng and con
trolling their respective State Governments It would
Lave been largely carried on vote by yeas aad nays
q.
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Tke a. ~. Steam, FriRnte Ningnra.

HuslON, WednrfdaY S'pI' ~ I,'''
The United States st,am frgate Niagara, IRON
Europe, arrived below tbs port this evening, ana
anchored IN Lignt-lIOusc Channel.
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A Tor AIrnii.

PORTLAND. Wednesday, Sept. y, ROO
A lobster pcddler named Jones has perh
arrested aud confessed 10 setting fire this morning 10
the Williams Mansion liz Is also suspected VI causing
the late great conlagranon ut Augusta lie N"'
armed with loaded reyoyus.
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Tinh Judicial District.

sYrAc;sE "wednesday sept 90. lss3.
Judge Joseph \. Mullen oi Jefferson has
been ronomlnqicd Tor Juige Of the supeme Court
fos tie Fiiih Judicial District.
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Odd FELLOWS IN BALTIMORE.
UNVAILING OF "CHARITY."
Procession and Other Festivities
President Johnson Not Present.
Special Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
HIIIMnRE WedneslnY Sent

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept 90 1865.
Among the most important features OF the
procession five elegantly festooned with flags
and containing 800 orphans, number in each car
having shields bearing the name OF some one of the
different States Of the Union. The members OF the
different lodges clothed in regalia ard attracted
much attention. The immense number forming the
procession may be imagined from the fact that 1t took
one hour and half 10 pass given point.
President johnson aud Cabinet did not arrive az
expected. to honor the dedication Of the monument
with their presence. the pressure Of public business
having detained them. Mayor Walach Of Washing
ton and several other distinguished gentlemen came on
special train and united in the services.
Upon arriving at the monumental structure. the ded
icatory exercises took place, as follows;
Prayer by the Rev. j. D.lWilamson Il. W G. c. Of
the Grand Lodge OF the United States; Dedication Ode
by james H. Brewer Report Of Monument Committees
Presentation Of the Monument; Address OF NJ. W. c.
s NJ. yech cceptng, in behalf Of the United States
the Monument; ode by james Il. Brewer Pra.er and
BcneGiction.
The stand was occupied by the ". W. Grand Sire,
the i. W. Grand Marshal, tie Committee on the VII
dey Monument. the Governor OF Maryland, the Gov
ernor elect aud Lieutenant Governor Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore. The exercises were Of highly
interesting character and participated in by up
ward Of 10000 persons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21

MAYORS OFFICE-APPoINTMRNT OF A SCHOOL
TRusrsEYcsterdaym morning the School Inspectors O,
the First District met in the Mayors Office aud APP
pointed Zmr West Trustee OF Common Sobsols of ina
Fifth Ward, rice +. r. Tilou dsvesssd.
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BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Thursday, Sept. 81.
Nos o. % to % inclusive 6e. 10 to u Inclusive, rs
~, 90, - and l6i.