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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

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Original, Genuine &.Reliable-a
Alll,DA D5lA
FOR TIE GROWTH BEAUTY q PRES
ERVATION OF THE HAIR.
Established 1860
Price ~ Cents per Bottle
This preparaii. mean
show living evidences
ofits excellence.
SEE
Photograph and read
certificate of Mrs. VIM
Su'ton--hair FIRE fret
and one inch in length
used Reeves Ambro.
STA about 20 months.
ALSO
Photograph and ctr-
tifcate Of Mrs. L. NJ.
Neil--hair fire fret in
length--used the Am
brosia Is months
Thousands are using
this preparation and
Offering mal,ug testi-
vNoHs4t
lnese photographs, fdken from RE, have
been awarded TO extend the kno~ledgr Of
the merits Of this wonderful discovery. Upn
drcds have seen these ladies ahd heard TIC
acts from their ownsshps
Mrs. Nlax.vclps stiniOniai
New York Dec. D. 1853.
Know ing positively thataseevts' Ambrosia
produced a beautif, head Of hair for Mrs
Lizzie Shepherd, of Brooklyn, n. Y, ! was
indaccd, thereby, to use it throughly, ! need
ed something for my hair it heng short
and tlir had used one-half dozen bottles
when could plainly notice nm meresse in
its length and beauty. An experience Of about
two years has proved II complete sareess. Ny
hair is NOW, by measurement .fam feet tsn
Wrhes IN length acarly eathing to The door
have allowed NY Photograph to proelailn
the merits Of REEVES .nnnosIA 10 the worlI
Mrs. WALLACE Il. MAXWELL
ALL EsTERPRisiMG
Dfuggixts have these Photo.
graphs
and KEEP ron SALE
-leovoc' !A..htcooi.a. &. IS c.s. Le.ro...!o.
Druggists who may MOI have our preparation
wiKsend for it--ifappled to
Principle Depot, Gl Fulton st
New York
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
Putnam ClOthcs-uringcr.

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The ONLY rcliahlcsclf. Adjusting ITringer.
The frame being of lion, thoroughly gal
vanizcd, diidongsr. from rust removed, and the
liability to shrink swell split, sc. 50 uaa-
coi3dbis in wooden machines, is perented.
No thumb. ssrcms Or complicated .fastsn,ngs to
wear ont or get out Of order !; it can be tasten
cd firmly to the tux in a single second
W.ikRtN TED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
II took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in 1868. and is
c,tiom an exception the best Wringer ever made
Instead of believing the statements Of par
ties interested in the sale OF other Wringers.
TRY IT, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Testit THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL
others, and if not entirely satisfactory, re-
turn it.
1t will wiring anything from tartddto a
bed quilt without alteration
Patented in the United States, England
Canada, and Australia, Agents, wanted in
every town.
Putnam Manufacturing Co:
GExrLEMEN kuow from proct'ck erperi-
ence that iron 'cell guaranteed with zinc rid MOI
or;iize or ~ust on particle. can safely say,
after several years experience in the manu-
I1CtuTc OF CESiN LOT SiNII Hht "iVi
drawers, in which have tested the affinity
Of Iro and zinc, that il the process be con
busted properly, ii is a perfect weld OF The
two
Nearly one year ago my fcmiiy Commenced
using enc Of your Hringers. II now per-
forms all its functions q. we'll rs ii did the
first time it was used, and has become an in
dispensahle article with us. | have closely
Observed several other kinds Of clothes wiring
ere. the modus operandi being different, try
ing to produce the same results as the putnam
wringer, but in my judgment they have fail
ed. The Tn,nam Wringer is neSr perfect as
possible and Team cheerfully receo'sa.nd 1t TO be
the best in use.
Re- pectfullv Yours.
JNO W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
Many years experience in the galvanizing-
business enable me to iudorse the above
statement in all particulars.
JNO. W. LEFFERTS,
No. loo Beekmann Street.
New York, January, 1861
No. \. $3.50. No. A. $3.50.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and re.
tail nv
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING Co,
No. Is Plat Street, New York, and Clevelant;
Ohio.
sc. NORTHRoP, Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
Insure with the Phoenix.

GRAHAM S NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS G DEALERS
in oil kinds Of
AGRlCDL3DRIL IMPLEMENT!
Farming Machinery,
lave now on hand for Sale,
KIRBT'S CONFINED REAPER
AND NO YER,
j. III. Manny's Combined Reaper
and Mower,
BARS Ohio Reaper aud .Na,cer.
Sweepstakes Threshing Machines, Two Horse
Buckeye Culiiyators, Rnnk's Patent
Gang Piow, r. z. Gal's Pa
tent Combined seed
sower and
caltivator,
Stoners Patent Cast Steel Wire Tooth Suik cy
Horse Rake,
Selby's & Elders Premium Corn Planter,
G. w. Browns TGaleshnrgh, Corn Planter
Spring tooth Hay Rake without wheels
and lifted over the winnow hy hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
kakes. Burra.rs Iron Corn
Shelters Hde-roll hay
cutters, also L.Ter
hay cutters,
Horse hay. forks, Five tooth cnltivator. double
shovel-plows, Grand Detonr Flows
CT all Sizes, and
Moline Clipper plows.
/ Do NJ,
ment of +. f. SmiAs
CAST CAST S rEEL PLOWS!-
Large Size Ereo'.iny Plosrs, with and
Withont tracks.
Wakefield corn. planters, which are t,e
best in use. We have also, the hes. assort.
ment Of FORKS, spades, shovels, hoes nd RI hos
in this market; also BASKETS of all Kinds
measures Of all Kinds, curry COMBS, cards.
horse rushes, coffee mills, nash- boards
serves, buck. avs, saw BUCKS, OK btYs. clothes
~slngers, we'll bac1ets fax and wool wheels
brooms, bed-cords, haaters, pals, was,,-tubs.
wooden bowls, grind-stones and hangincs
FORK an J hoe handles Of al! Kinds and sizes.
also general assortment Of wagon staff
consisting Of hubs, feloes, sawed and bent
Spores, axels, tongues, buggy poles and shaft .
finished AMI unfinished.
hso, large sa9sp,y Ct ScAutfler's and Racine,
tWisconsin) Wagons.
| In calling attention to the above articles
We do not claim that we have bought or can
sell cheoper than anybody west of Chicas =
We DO CHM however, that We ha,a bought n
large slock, and as cheap as any one olse can
buy all of which we intend to sell at prices
that will warrant. those in need of our goods
in buying them. Call and examine Tor your.
selves.
GRAHAM & NELSON.
Toledo, Iowa, March II, 1865. If
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERs
AGENTS WANTED,

To sell by subscription an excellent, illus
trated and low-rricd history OF the Rebellion
Il is both English and Gernan.--A lso several
other beautifully iAnstrat ed-lnterest.
i & and valuable family works, Also for
Peilers and Agents great variety OF Pic
lures, Btttle scenes, PORTRAITS Of en,iner Z
Generals and Civilians, Gems for the Album
&c, togathcr with n large assortment Of Sta.
tionery Packages. These goods sell we'll.
For Circulars with terms, address
HENRY HOWE,
Ill Main Street, Cincinnati i
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

gM. NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, ETC.. cen be cured by one who
has really curedl himself and hundreds tf
others, and wiz tell you ao,l,ing but the truth
Address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAVER.
.e, Loc'lso1,: Boston Mass
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
SWANS BOURBON BlT1ERs

Headache, Costfrsn.ss, and Kindred diseases,
arising from = disordered condition Of the
Stomach, Liver, or Bowels. Let srsrv ON
~ these agreeable Dhters; once tried and
used, they will recommend them with conf.
1snce 70 I'll cthcrs who are In need Of whole.
SOME, agreeable and eFectual tonic. The rap.
IDLY increasing demand for these Dit.ers has
Induced me ~ give them publicity, % thaA
thousands who have not used them, may Try
shem aud DO convinced Of their eilicncy.-.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

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or tj ~ lp ii$a mena wamndl dandy glyucl
nmmacu ouurs
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
PHOENIX.
O Fl A r r F @ r D

TIE PHOENIX enters the present year
better than ever prepared for service and
and duty. in the line of its profession, with
enlarged facilities for tie transaction Of bus
mess.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
SWANS BOURBON BlTTsas
SWANS BOURBON BiTTERs
SWAiN'S BOURBON BITTEaS

healthy tonic, gentle stmulant and unequal.
led morning appetizer. Prepared In ripe old
Bourbon. Being now used 70 the exclusion a
al other Bitters In more than City United
States Army Hospitals. and millions Of private
IL lilies. and Is the only popular mediclas
VI lca has been especially exsmpsed from
sstInr tar by The Cnlted States government.
% the ground Of hs having been adopted q
aAadard remedy BY the medical profession.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08

The increased values of nearly all commo
dities at the present time, warrant ana de,
mand a lditional Insurance and the Phoenix
by reason Of its ample ctsh capital and Large
Asset, offers to the public the camhin al
vantages Of FIRST class comercial facilities
with the ability to write heavy or single risks
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-06-08
THE NE TISIpl.E; EoEEVlEI)IES,
CDE'S ZDKrSED EyHDSHeA GUoE2E,

great Remedy Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation
Headache S (nua) the stona H. Cholera Nrtus Pains G.
tie safest and best Medicine know
used Lut dicinc especially adapted d
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Jersey City News.

CARING roR A DyNu SOLDIER Yesterday morning, AZ
Mr. George W. Barker Master OF transportation for the
Now Jersey Railroad and transportation Company was
passing through the Washington train, which had just
arrived At Jersey City he found in the saloon sick
soldier in perfectly helpless and dying condition Mr.
Barker nterogated the man. and ascertained that bis
name was Calvin W. Feather Of the Twentieth New
York Veteran Reserves, from which regiment he had
received a discharge for inability, and his way
home 70 Troy N. r., whero he hoped TO arrive and
his relatives onoe before he should die Mr. Barker
conveyed the invalid into the depot sitting room and
summoned Colonel Woodruff Assistant Superintendent
In whose presence he counted over tho soldiers money
amounting 70 $235, after which he was placed In
the care OF James Cannon OF the employees OF the
company with instructions 10 accompany him homo.
Mr. Barker then forwarded despatch 10 brother OF the
soldier residing nine miles from Troy; but doubt
fu II fc would hold out TO the end OF the jeunoy Dur
ing two or three years past many acts Of similar
have been performed by which invalid soldiers have
ceved greatly needed assistance well having been
kept out OF the hands Of the sharpers thieves
lurk about the depot and vicinity watching for victims
Tn DRArr-It Is undersood that the enrolment com.
missoneB for the Fifth Congressional district Newark
and Hudson County, prepared TO set the wheel
voving whenever they shall receive an intm alton 10
effect from Trenton Up 10 yesterday afternoon the Pro-
vot Marshal had received orders proceed with the
draft and consequently nothing in relation TO the matter
n known
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Mr.. Theodore c. wilson's Despatch.

Mr. Theodore e. Wilson'S Despatch.
CAVALRY CoRrs ARMY THE PorosAc,l
Feb. IL, 1855. I
RkfoKrkD MOVEMENT or A PoRroN OF HAMrros's REBEL
CAVALRY INTO THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
This morning two desertcrs from Richmond inde-
pendent battery, Captain Graham commanding, came
within our lines They left Petersburg last night and
report that Petersburg not being evacuated that ATTY
seven stores have closed city during seven
teen days and that the greater portion Of Wade Hamp
tons rebel cavalry corps has gone going TO the She
nandoah valley The reason Of their going thero is,
hrst because OF the withdrawal Of heavy rebel nfan-
tr force from the valley second because it is believed
the rebel cavalry best operate there and thirdly in
consequence OF the upper portion of the great valley OF
virginia aHordng the best field to get forage from From,
another source learn that the rebel mounted fore
whicn moved TO Dinwddie Court House to General
Gregg's division has gone back 10 Hicksford-
PERSONAL.
was Captain Harper Of the Fourth Pennsylvania
cavalry, who killed during late operations near
Hatchers rum and not Captain William Harper Jr Pro-
vos Marshal Of tho cavalry corps, as ia generally re-
ported
Is indeed surprising how the ignorance OF the
editors OF certain New York papers has betrayed them
into making what really foolish assertions in regard
TO the late movements OF this army While 10 is not
have secured can nevertheless that the posses
sion Of the Souhsde Railroad y than the
unnitiated suppose, and that we have II within our
power a almost any time 10 take and hold possession OF
certain roada line Of travel by which the enemy has,
until lately, been getting much IN the way Of supplies
Perhaps when Grants guns open ION AN important
point the eyes of the editors referred will be opened
too.
rHE soLDIERs ANXIOUS FIGHT OUT.
The peace excitement has died out and both officers
and men have gone back TO the old determined eight
anxious TO have the campaign open and the war de-
cided ut the point OF the bayonet
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Sad accident at New Haven.


Last night, at about ten o'clock s. s Hyde the detec
live officer attached to tho Provost MarshaIs occ
90 unfortunate az 10 take the life OF dearly beloved
wifethe mother of four childrcnundcr the following
sircumstances:- always has carried . six shooter
pistol, ana be Ia In the habit Of firing II month
So In order 10 clear tho chambers for cartridges
few days ago Captain Rice Of the Conscrpt Camp pre-
scnted him with smaller shooter Of the
smith q Wesson ratteru-and on returning home from
The ohce he fired SIX barrels Through force of habtl
into ihe air FORGETTING tho extra seventh On entering
the room where bis wife awaiting his return, he
asked hor for the fresh cartridges and raised The ham
mer Of his pistol with his thumb for tho purposc Of
removing the chanbcrs, when the lock- partially cooked
slipped from his hold, and the naming barrel Nis
CHARGED thc ball entering the breast Of his wife, who
stood py hm instantly killing her She only said kiss
me bfore die and fell into his corpse Hyde
was shr ny terrible anguish Last night before tho jury
Of investigation, which summoned shortly after the
accident by Judge Hollsser
After viewing the body the house the Jury adjourned
70 mot at the Police Court this forenoon at eleven
O'Clock
Mrs Narp Hysc vss epr,~.nt'v nhou. forty vears %
age We tDuIrN. M i 90 thsa tt.a yeala OIL
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Coroners, Inouests.

COrOners' InQuests.
Suicide OF A FRENCH 0ENTLEMAN-HH SHOOTS
HIMSELF THROUGH rHH HEAD-MoNEY AND LET
TIERS FOUND.
Yesterday morning, about nine o'clock Mr. Rene Gar
tier French gentleman, who lived 2lo West Forty
eighth street. committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head with revolver What prompted the
deceased 10 take his life has yet transpred II Is
stated that just previous 70 the commission the
three officers called the house where Mr. Cartier lived
which fact seemed to fghcn him to that extent that he
hastened to his bedroom aud locked the door Shortly
afterwards the report OF pistol was heard In his
by persons living In the house An effort made to
open the door, but fastened from the inside and
at the same time Cartier heard to Rroan Word
to the Twenty precinct station house. when
Sergeant Murphy proceeded TO the Of Cartier burst
In the door and found him lying the bed with pistol
shot wound in his head and life nearly extinct He
died afterwards. On the bed beside Cartier
found revolver, barrel OF which
room the sum OF two thousand dollars In gold
coin found In IL; likewise quantity Of letters ind
eating that deceased had been in correspondence with tho
rebel agents in Paris other letters, written by lady In
Paris also discovered In the trunk; OF these
letters II 10 rumored had been intercepted by govern
ment agents and opened before he received them.
The family with whom decensed lived to know but
little concerning him. Coroner Cover notified 70 hold
an inquest ON the body Of deceased.
A LITTLE GIRL FATALLY BURNED WHILE PLAYING
WITH MATCHES.
Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest at Is2 East
Seventh street the body OF Carisse vomcr little girl
ave and half years Of age who died from the effects Of
burns caused by her clothes taking Gre while playing with
rby burned the lower part OF her body and her
handg and armR
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

the officers AM men engaged In the recent operation the
satisfaction he Ia fell at the prompt skfu and spirited
manner In which every duty imposed upon them was
performed While az did their duty some favored
by fortune 10 being placed st the points against which
tne encmys Efforts were eoneentrated, and thus
anorded ihe opportunity Of displaying conspicuously
tner soidlery qualities. Among those favored were
Brgadier General smyth Commanding Second division;
bievet brIgadier General McAhister commanding Third
brigade, Ihird DIVISION and Colonel Matthew Murphy,
commanding Second brigade Second DIVISION
enemy concentrated powerful force, composed Of
paris or Two corps iiis and Gordonsl on the right Of
omy.n iMurphys brigade and the artillery and In front
ne Iney were skifuy and calamity met and repused
WIN severe loss TO them and slight to US
Inc commanding General accepts this first operation
what is to follow
By order of Major General HUMpuREYS
General
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

| Co., and Wakefield Nash d Co, report:-Fiour dun
and nominal Wheat hat with little inquiry and prices
weak Corn tends downward and prices Sd lower;
| mixed, Dos Cd 28e
PRovsIoss nrm Beef steady and unchanged. Porf
| scarce and nrm- Bacon nuoyAnt Butter steady Lard
firm. Tallow steady
PsoDucx.-Ashes quiet and steady Sugar steady
'ohee inactive. Rice IN small sale Lilsoed oil fru
y sin steady. Spirits turpentine nominal al o7s Pc
a. sum fat
HsA LONDON MARKgrs-FgB. A.
sstufTs quiet and tendency upward Sugar ouisS
breaA lining tendency. Coffee easier. Tea nrin rice
with dec. unchanged Tallow inactive.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
Lospos, Feb. g. 1855
,uey 50 7le s9k-
TSnsc Tsn a.,rs the Bank or England has incrsassa
fl44, 600 ,rcs Box
Erie shares, s2H .. LIvSRrooE Feb 8 1885
o. p,, Circular reports the sales OF the
Coros-The Brokevs which 8 500 were % spccuatovu
wosk A. o. ooo paes, he ma has been irregulas
ana = 800 70 exporters le decline on all quaiitles
aud dull, with . consderA " recoyersd cos,ng "a
which, however, part:aA And "a "a larsr -,
other descriptions The authociA ~ H,d,..
ol. - d. sd
MnS,las .'''''''''.'''''-'''.'-.a 22kA
UpAnds ia =. 4 ~. -
The sales today friday estirnA 1 rs ~ 800, 49,
the market closing dull and prices wcA tho s.oSA =
port is estimated at 500 900 bales. Sf t"nSn -
American
BaxADsruYys dull and nominal
PROVISIONS quiet
LARD nrm and still advancing
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

purposes OF the consprator which included the seizure
eA ~ sne rebels or njure the national cause Governor
dio was the only friend Of Immediate ema patton in
Mary and ana urged others TO unite In its support In
concn Son MT Webster offered resolutions expressive Of
the de sorrow OF the House for the Of Senator
days TO a tend his funeral &c
Mr. CREs WELL OF Ma, paid his humble tribute to tho
private via es ana public benefacons OF his deceased
friend who n ever faltered In the path of duty
Mr. sMrHse Of Del, and Mr. KslIxY or Pa. also paid
their tributes the patriotic character OF the deceased
chamber to attend the obseauies OF the deceased
Senator, and whoa they returned again the House ad
iourned
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

untees Acting Assistant Adutant General Third brigade
second DIVISION TO place guards all the magazines and
bom5proofs
Seend--IAensenant Colonel Zeent commanded on the
northwest corner Of the fort next the river following the
Hsverses round, and placed guards thirty one en-
frances under the raversss The main magazine, which
aIso was exploited being In the OF the trayerses
escaped DIS notice and consequently had no guards
from his regiment or any other
Ih.d-Thai soldiers sailors and marines were running
ABOUT with lights in the fort entering bombpro0fs with
the lights, intoxicated and discharging firearms
EOrth-That persons with, lights searching
FOR plunder in the main magazine some ten fifteen
minutes previous TO the explosion
APPOINTMENT or REessUs COLLECTOR.
Lucan Curtis has been appointed Collector Of Internal
Revenue for San Francisco vice Patrick, removed.
SWORD PRESENTATION TO GENERAL PIERCE.
Last night splendid sword presented to Bngadisr
General Byron Pierce Of Michigan by Senator Wilkinson
Speeches made by Senator wilkinson and Represen-
tative Keiiogg Of Michigan large number Of ladies'
and gentlemen were present
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Com merciaI Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-FEB. u.
Funds fat. Consos, Sek S9k for money, and droop-
ing Money In good demand at i've per cent
The London Daily Mus aays the depression In funds
u TO extent increased by arprehen that much
mischief would be occasoned among cotton speculaors
the event Of the suspension OF hostties In America
sEcuRfIfHa
Illinois Central shares 80 81 discount; Erie shares %
q IS; United States Ivc-twenties, 81
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-prR. D.
CcrroS-Thc market opened duh and lower but raj
lied and recovered the decline closing with renewed
natrcss TIL sales ~ the four DAYS 22 900 bales
Including eco 10 speeulatOrE and exporters
S}~B g. IUDE.--Jhe Mancncater markst v FIAT with
ASH declining terdcrcy ID pflcce
l.E b4iUlss ~ .iar aG tnsaiive~ ihcL1dsoa kpeu Z
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND sHssI0N.
senate.


WASHINGTON, Feb 15 1895.
SENATOR HICKS, MARYLAND.
Mr.. JoHysos, of Md announced the death of Senator
Hicks, from that State, and concluded his remarks by
Offering the customary resolutions Of respect
Tho resolutions adopted and sent TO the House.
Mr. wnixY, of w. Va, and Nr HALE Of N. H., also
spoke In culogy or the deceased
At o'clock the corpse of the deceased brought
into the Senate chamber and placed in the fronting
the Secretarys table, band OF music playing dirge
meanwhile.
After the beautiful funeral services OF the Masonic Or
der had been performed and prayer had been offered
up, the Rev. Dr. Nadal delivered discourse on the
Christian and patriotic character Of Senator Hicks.
Among those In attendance President Lincoln,
Secretary Seward Attorney General Speed Postmaster
Dennson the Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States, Governor Bradford Of Maryland, and the mem
bers OF the Legislature OF that State together with
United States Senators and members Of the House of
Representatives
The Knights TcmplAr OF the Masonic fraternity wers
also In attendance In large numbers and in full drees
The Masonic ceremonies OF the most solemn, i'm
posing and impressive character.
The procession left the Senate Chamber al half past
three o'clock and conveyed the body of the deceased
Senator TO the Congressional Cemetery.
On the return OF the Senators 70 the Chamber the
Senate adjourned