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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-11-18
AGENT A LA S0UvELLE.oRrEAys ...
p. GRAvOIs, rue santLouis, No. 9.

de feu Marian Belfort Haydeh enregistre
de jour. en- cette Cour, uue petition deman-
dani etre nominee administrative de la
susdite succession,
Avis public est, par ces presentes,
donne . tous cenx que celia peut intsrcsser
d'avoir d deduire par ecrit. dams les dix
jours qui suivront la publication du present
avis, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait
pas fait droit la demande de Ia petition
naire.
TO Temoin ma main ct le sceau de la
1dite Cour, Ia paroisse Saint Jean
Baptiste,c ,ce Ia novembre 1865. .l-sal
NUMA TREPAGNIER,
Ism greffier.
ETAT DE I0IrISIA
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rs STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Fourth judicial District Court.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
W. aFesr NJ Ati #t t---- S4 II
Succession Of Martian Belfort HAYDEL
No. 8.

To al whom II may concern:
Whereas Adele Haydel, widow N.
Belfort Hnydel has, this day, fled in
this Court petitionpraying to be appointed
administrative ofthe above succession,
Notice il hereby given to all whom
It may concern, to show cause, IN writing,
within ten days, from the date Of the
publication Of the present notice, the
reasons why the demand Of the petitioner
should not be granted.
. Given under my hand and tho
\ - zeal Of said Court, at the Parish of
st. John the Baptist, on this 14th day Of
November A. d. 1865. ll
NUMA TREPAGNIER,
GSsA clerk.
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Pieux ct Bardeaux 4 wndre.

$4,000 pieux de Q pieds, d $sk cent.
200 900 bardeaux des prix moieres.
S'adresser St-Jean. Baptistc, rive gauchc
chez M. J.-B. GIBELIN, pres rhabitatiol
Norbert Louque. lsn3m
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y AVIS
- hDUDR
4 TRAVELLER de SOciet6

mon habitation. ayant six arpcnts de face
sur cinquante-six de profondeur, ouvrant
dun degre ct demi. fournissant une super
fcie de trois cent vingt-cinq arpents propices
1 Ia culture de Ia came on du coton, partial.
tement feouttes par deux canaux de dix ct
de huit pieds de large. @
Sucrerie avec moulin ! v1peur.
Magasin d maIs. Cases d negres.
M $500 size PA. BECNEL.
St-Jean. Baptiste, 18 novembre 1865.
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Ay1 S

Av1 S
lie sonssigne previcnt le pubic quill est
express6ment defendu de peRtrer sur sa
prcpriete sous I'M pretexte quecongue, ct
notamment dams IL hut d'y chaser.
V.-B. MARMIALION.
t-Jean-Baptiste (rive droitel IL novem-
bre 1865. 2f
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PARoIssE sAIyT-JEAH-BApTIsIE
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]. B 0 S S I E R
AVOCAT

cxerce dams les parois.ea st.Chorles, St-Jean
Baptisie, St-Jacques ct Ascension.
Bureau d St-Jean-B -Baptiste, Edgar P. o.
Ism
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
WutJ0sh,s Tiseussy.

Tlc performance OF The T.1hei cf Leave
lin last evening at tis thcater. not altogether
su-ec.-f Comparisons with the eary representation
the Winter Carbon frequent AID. ON the whoie
advantageous 70 Mr. wslscSs COMPANY TIE
character, were IT ,tv n-hited TO the various mpcr
scnaters Nobody denies MI. Fishers eminehoe In
many important respects bpt ths part % Robert Briei,
il nanlfs;.y apart non his special capacity lie made
a. ,io.u,Iy elvdrS instead Of purely sippic aud
Ingenious Us il should he. lie appeared Ia en-
tr.s msspprcheri the character, oven 10 the dre,s,
which ooniradici,d. the description OF The text
Iad the lapgpage. which wondered vaguely among the
dialects OF rural England without Prominently iring
f,clf upon sny one In particular. Mr., romgs Hawk
shaw was feeble P.otofe IN view Of she powerful OPP
po-tuni,ies which tho par affords. W. remember hr
Horace wgans representation OF The detective III TIE
original Gust at the London Olympic. ard cannot avoid
nirasting bs nervous sigor in the fourth act
and especially. ais remarkable patho. IN the ihiId
during tie description OF his eomIraeS dea'hbed
with the icy rigidiiy OF Mr. Noungs portrayal
Mr. FLOYD. a. Greeu Jones, appeared more
iayorably. NJ, Hollands Meter Moss wss a
brish, relief frou the general impcrseciion. Mrs.
flord, who first made the part Of San wionghby pop
naf nj lie Wintsr Garden renewed her original sue
cess but we think now. as thousa then, that the
I
artistic value Mr. Norton did not shine as the Tiger
Mss HenIiques on the other hand. vas exceptionally
agreeable in he part OF tie hero.',s. NAV Edwnrd-
which size Interpreted with extreme grace an delicate
simplicity. II is ga such characters a. rms thN'
| Mi.s A4ieprques Is ai~sys sts. 70 char ".
| Ms f;anpsns Emik ~. I,,t-nIAtd Sas like
all her PRESENTATIONS full Of stirt AMI org nnt
but the part il which .yes lc ciance than nimo
othcr In which she could appear Tor the exhibition
of her hes. qualties She certainly was Literally aP
pliued sn her costume. ifoi te ,Iubernt iounes q
he Yosemite waterfall. sniieient 10 throw NJ
into spsodies u. admiration Ms Sciron'
| rrprrssntaton OF GranlmotleT " ilonshhy-a chsidc
.r a which Dickens was wst!ohihiy indebted I"i
the suggestion ui Mrs. lirnrci-Wns declde1y w
osi niece Of Getting Of the evening aud was nArrnt!
I recognized rs snch by tbe audience
| uavug no. conc strai.,hioT sTsG, through the cas-
81 characters RS eorsci"nicns guest cEhans's th'
programme at Grt CHS. table lore ~ :h Iehina'
in, ~ To- ~, taat Tie Ticket of Leave Ien VIII b
les,ed his and 20 evening" on Friday hif
/ Mari Smith viii have n benefit, fr "hlch "eea i"i
! - N,nd Y,ur osa Eu-iuess AMI The Iargin'
J H,ena el Ne fsfiormed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AMRyDATORY INrORT BILL.

NJ, MORRILL, from the Committee OF Ways
and Means reported bill emendatory OF The aet IN,
,osiug duties on imports approved ount tut ~ '
Il was now proposed 10 60 into general REVISION OF tht
4srH but 70 postpone the main subject TN the next SEES
ION Bnt having imposed higher duties on a"intstie
Norors and raised the duty on petroleum ana cotton
N the Coumittee now proposed TO do was 10 change
The mode Of estimating tho vaine' anu ~ inVie~S o
of the rates. -. iii,
shat from and after the passage Of this act IN add t0 10
tas duties heretofore imposed by Jaw there shsu W
psd On brandy. rum. gin, WHISKY aTIsck' liquors anu
nr6ials ty cents per gallon Of first PROOF, tO DC I
creased in proportion for any greater strength thaa
pr,of. on silk spun reolcd from coeoons zen pei
rniun ed valorem; and In lieu OF the present ntet
iheFe shall lie paid on co'tpn hye cents per b'a Oh
shale peat petroleum, OF other bitumiDous suDsDces
ior illumination. forty cents per gallon; on ioDacco
stems fifty cents per pound; On ready.nade clothing q
is or OF which silk is a component part an OF CHIEF
value sixty per oeptum; bar iron for railroads end
fitted 10 be laid down Is cents per 100 ios The tnn
mage duty In the tariff Of July T. le02 10 bcncreascd
ION 10 10 30 cents So much Of the act OF less an pro
bts the expectation Of guaho on Islands dlscoverea
by Americans Is repealed The act TO take effect April
le65 The bill also contains provision Imposing -
per cent sd valorem on goods the value OF With y
based Oh the square yard.
The ball vas made the special order for tonight.
THE ToRTfPICATIoE ELL.
The Fotifcation bill having been returned from the
Senate with amendment reducing the original items
oneLslf Mr.. TOWNSEND said 1t seemed rather care
less way OF legislation. The House report bin appro
,r,ntng such amounts In their Judgment neces.
sar, aad the Senate reduce the amounts just onchaf
Now N would appear TO any person OF the most ordi
nary capacity that there some places which arc oil
more inporiancc than others Take for instance, the
fortilostions Of New York harbor Large contracts
have Just been given out. and 10 eurtaii The Gppfo
pratoas for that place would be very serious matter.
In rhe event Of foreign war. New YORK. from its
wealth and importance, would probably be the first
poipt Of attack j would like therefore,; 10 ask me
lharnan Of the Committee Of Ways and Means II this
matter was carefully considered before asking tbo con
.currence OF the Hon.e.
nr sTyvgss lopied The matte. was eocildered yer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

William Ross Wallace gives his leos.. "
feter The Great. Wednesday .eyenias a. Coop.,
institute, for the benefit OF the Bose Hill Sold sr Asso.
olaioh. He will also repeat some OF hi own poems
The Harmonic Glee Club will contribute to the enter
salpnenl Of the audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

John NJ. Lapgston who is to deliver the third
lecture in the course for tho Ladies Union BaIn As"o
c,ton in aid OF the sick and wounded colored soldiers
n, Cooper Institute this evening" i. well known W ths
Wc.srp states as Grst.cssS lawyer and orsfor. lie
bus recently spoken with great acceptance to the Gu
.sr, of Tennessee in the Legislative Halls Of tbst otte
Beside the powers which commend him TO popular
audiences snd his devotion TO h. people ne MAJ
cuined stronghold upon those conyersant VII" 'n'
ssol, hr hi. lsat, in rs.ior cs"sd soldier. "r ths
NJ
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WARREE -.

lstER-WILkitS-Att the Church OF The Ho, Innocenl..
Albany on Thursday. FEB 10, by the Rev. VIM :. Board
MN kect9r tanci, 4. Fisher Of Greene Chcnango Co.,
~ H. e. M,, Louisa villains dso sher Of John X. wilkins,
ESQ, VI Albany. No esrls.
HASH NS-lATt Anon Monday. Web o. in Ct Marks
.huch NiismsbuIeh, by the Rrv s. NJ Haskln assisted
oy ths Rev h. , Roberts Mr. Thomas w. Ha,tin,, 10
Mis- Mary joscphine daughter Of the lat. Hon. A.
u Latham Of Norwich Conn No cards.
FARSI Ae-FARliINGTON-On Sunday Feb. 26, by the
Ecy. j. O. Es5tt, at the resasnce OF tie brides mother
Hudson City ~ j.. Water H. Parsons to Lizzie thiid
daughter Of the lae Dr. John Farriagton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

y
GIVE CONSTITUTION WATER FAIR TRIAL
N.tncan you whoare under some spso,aIis,s cave from
ye,- h. year and We particularly aude % Indies who
are constantly resorng to local -,atmsH and ell sorts
oa applications fp diseases with o. much chance OF
there would be from local applications 20 the
throat for diseases - the brain. Sold wholesale by
MoEcAK ALLEN, No. A. Cliffst.. and all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
d. EATow's co.cIRrs .

Tie fourth and jiflh Of these delightful con-
ccrs viii take place at Nito'. saloon On wednesday,
and Thnrsday evening. Of tlis week. The sale q
tickets will commence at the usrl places this morning.
Mr. James ~ wehli will perform some new piano
solo and Mis- Laura Harris vii be the vocalist OF 'he
occasiogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
Music.
ITALIAN OPERA.

Thi, evening, Verbs new opera " La Fora
del nes.ino," which was snccessial, produced Oh
Friday evening last viii be performed ior the second
time The east embraces the Whole strength Of inc
cop,nany and the Opsra which they interpret contains
many marked l,an,ics. and many powerful spd drs
....;. .fpcts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

JEFpgRs. SO Broadwav, is selling his stock {
ssiypor. AT log prices. JeileTs 553 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

CHEROKEE MKDICfNfS FOR mt CSP0Rry
ss1T-3s pagc pamphlet with full particulars fee
Address D- ". L. MERSry Co.. hes6s Libert. 81
Nevlorkt
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Gperial Notices

Americas Institute Farmers fiub.-A meeting OF
the Cub wiz held TO DAY (Tu-dsyl Feb ~ al ccccs
H. n Rooms Of the rs,i'u,s tho Cooper Union
bonding Subject; Pruning" DIR WARD will continue
his remarks the Pear. Admission tree.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

fAdvertlsrnentl
MEssEsi FOWLER a WELLS, Phrenologists
~ BroaJgsy. give Charts Of Character daily.
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PiIcIs:
1nurr not L ana pII RarItx TrtI OnLxTl

1HHgE DOLLARS PR BoTTtE Gull GUARD.
Two DOLLARS PR boTfLp Gull PSI).
OsE DOLLAR PR BorTLE (FuLL UAF-PrSD.
One qusrt bottle two pint botbs or four hall pint
bottles sent free by cypress on receipt OF price. For
sale everywhere u. T. BABBrff Sole Agent,
Nos o. s. 66 o., c. 90 ~ and "A Wsshngton-st. Ny.
celebIstcd New York merchant whe ha. made thor
oush sl OF te Fine Apre Cider assures Or Iio h"i ns
po7ni Of fe. ia month at tae ir.t tftst re
continues Il. above dc-,-d and hnd very benes'
cal says entire preventive IN h's
Also cnosher well known gentleman ia New York hai
the Medcs s Cider constantly for ten year, aud has not
Jren D dss during that tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

Or. Sssenck viii he at is Rooms. NJ. 20 BouI.. New
ora every Tuesday. fom ga n until O'Clock . m A.
wee Tee, Out Tvs athsrausA examination Of the lung, VITA
Gls
/. RESPIkOMETER, C
MS rye will be three dollars When horosy examined
one 't expect TO be told lie true Condition Of hi, tugs
se"eisks Pulmonic Syrup, seaweed Tonic MmJr.A,
nus VIII cure even in the advanced s,,ses Consumption
icoApa'ns, and Dyspepsia which lie generally the fore
runner OF consumption cured by Sesweed 1oa,s
and Mandrake PnI.
- ave! eh'erDs scheuck', Rooms. receive tiaa-t
giving them the number of their ,.,, Pen, - ,,.u
70 be Obliged to come esrsze, viii receive attention a.
once.
Price, for the PuHonc Syrup scsweed Tonic a. "a
per bottle 81 50 tie half DOZEN or two bottle, Of Sym, ax
of Tonic fox 30 5 Mandrake Pills. 20 cent. per boz
supply Of the medicines always KEPT fo .sle at tho doe
tori ROOM No 81 Bondst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

p, MAryIS'y New Patent Alum and Dry p,,s,.r
IRE and Burglar sr1vsr PiAry SAvEs IIi,biy
We, ,n,eJ perfectly Dry Ao large sssor a,an. y;
MAnvy Co.. No 2s5 Bro,au,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

N,s Style Of
FRENCH CLOCKS, sgANrEL SETS, VA SIS FLOWER
STANDS, LIQUOR CASES AND FANCE G00Ds, now
opening craftsmanship LAFAYETTE. incl .ss aov-'-
,ss just introduced In The PARIS market.
ALSO,
fine assortment OF rAaiAN sTATUi "a ison. tina be-.
makers ia England
E.V. AAJ5 GHwO r G Gu,
Nos ie9. 100 aud A92 Broadwsy. Of Bsaonles..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

Important TO Railway Travellers.
- THE MARCH NlMRtR or
APPLETONs RAILWAY GLIDE,
. ........ CONTAINED.
NEARBY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS.
THREE HUNDRED HALLWAY TIME TABLES.
ANEW MAP or 1 1Rr Oil REGIONS EN-
. READY.
ArPLETuH's ILL sThlTED RAILWAY GUIDE
FOR MARCH
I-PoRrTsfr ASp BIOGRAPHICAL SKzrcH oP NArHAsIkl
MsRsr 20 late President Of tie Ellie Railway, VIII
chronological Delineation OF Character, BY Fowler
U.-IxP9 RANT ISsrRUorIoas TO RkILsAr TRAvELrRs Il
reference Time Tables, Time and ps,ance indicators
Railway Nsps, together with Important rules Tor Rail
way Iryoer. in reference TO Purchasing their Tickets
Checking their Baggage. &c.
IlI.-SgsBLY ON HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS Representa-,
the principal railway, OF t,s e9ontr, Che different
together with tho though rcu.s 10 and from Boston
New York. Philadelphia Haitisharsh Baltimore WASH
Iv.-Nxw COUNT Ayn TOWNSHIP Mar rns On
NEGioSs oy PYSSsiLyA1,, representing 'essnso,
Crawford Warren, aud Mercer Counties This Map y
also intended to .how the proximity Of ,hs PRINCIPAL oi'
Region to tho principal railways Of the sat-
Vail AHorr f,fEoIIrr rsiT nm OF p roc.
ieum sud Gold Msni.i Flow Wells, The New staples
Petroleum ss FUEL Petroleum sud Morn. Mutie,nls
ieam; The Ie.es.aph aud Petroleum Business.
v-RAuwArs AND rHsiR rEoohnss nc AZ orss'
rrn Pcnusylvsnia Railway kremont Lima and Union
Railway; Where ne Beei Comes FROM boston and
Worcester Railway; Chicago, Alton and 81 Louis Hail
yII.-AskosorEs AsD Incidents OF 1HAvEL;5Tls World
4. What we Make 1t; The Yankee In Paris; efr: Bar
n,m and the Knight Of tie Brush; Did the lightning
STRIKE ANYBODY bot Me- Gone to Law A Hin. Deli
Enxna; w anted to be entered Tor the best Jackass
AprLxros's OFFICIAL lLLvsrxArrp RAILWAY GrIpx |:
for sale upon ell OF the railways and at all Of the principal
booS peodcs and new. agencies aud oil the principal
boos store. throughout The United states aud hs Ssrsda
Nos AT aud AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

Man oil the OIL Region Of Peunsy " auis.
The March Number oil
APPLETON'S ILLUSTRATED HALLWAY CUInE
CONTAINS
A COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP MAP
OIL REGION OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Also. account OF
TIN NkW sraPLE-PsTR0Lbpa, on RsCK On ~
IrGyrAsLE ORIGIN or PETROLEUM by Prof RIp8EvkY
TIVE PErRoLsux AND GOLD MANIA CoNpARKp
Tuy FLowIse WILLS o. PESENvAxIA
PETROLEUM As FUEL
Co,oas PRopuCED PROM PErRoLHbn.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
CoyTArSs NEARLY OxE HUNDRED RALxAy MAJ.
ysnr,,enting the principal Railways Of the country the
'' n1ctions Stations, Distances. &c, &c.
For sale upon all Of the principal ksilwsy and at oil OF t
principal Periodical and News Asencio. throughout tt
limited ststes aud the Canadas.
'"'''N ID. APPLETON Co.. Puhlthsn.
Nos ~ and AS Broadway,
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BE- UTIFOL Llfa-LigG PICTURES.
Gates yignette T. per doren; Dupirries 81 All ne.
lives re,istersd a. a LEWIS, No. IS! Chahsu.s,. II.
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Ovingt0ns'
Bronzes Clock, ,pd Vases. from S2I 10 400 ser set ~
Decorated Drpeg Services Of coics and desns. noe
500 TO $500
Glass enravi.Ag on 'he PREMISES. Sets of ,in na!r ard
cut to oxder in the most clabora aud. besanl manner
Direct popdrnce With the kldias snaisc aSers VI
Manchester Psris end Images
ONIN,r7oN BB0THEES,.
Me 20 anl 40 FraOL.st., Brooklyn.
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EVERY DAy ADDS FREsH7FESTMOyr 20 SHE
ya.ss
CHEvALIrfs
Lur FoR rms flAcr
HALK's HoSEY OF hoREHousp AND TApa

HALK's HoSEY oF hoREHOUfB AND IAb--
o<tan our. coughs cold inauenrs iDsrenes dfeult
breahios aud sill Affection, OF tic throat bronchial and
sootas. all irritation. HI TAR BaLs o. GLtAp pras
trae. olssn.ss aud hes N parts the throat and lungs.
Thee nothing .s os per bottle. Nor -ae By al dug
zis,. CrAxLIs DowsER Grneral Agent '
No a. Cedar-si., y. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

ALL LADIES suOUGD CsE STERLIyG's An.
1osiA FOR HAIR J. ceanse, beallnes preserves ard
renders 'io Hair ,of and g'os :.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a SINGLE ROX OF RRANDRETH,s

A SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH,S
PILLS contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides
ffty-fve hundred physicians use them in their prac-
tice to the exclusion of other purgatives. The first
letter of their value is yet scarcely Appreciated
When they are better known sudden death and con-
tnued sickness will be of the past. Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. 1t is q
duty which will save life. ...y b
Ourrace are subject to a redundancy of vitiated
bile at this season. and it is as dangerous it is
prevalent but Brandfeth's Pills afford an invaua-
BILE and efficient protection. By their occasional use
we prevent the collection of those impurities.
when in sufficient quantities, cause so much darger
to the bodys health They soon liver complaint
dyspepsia, loss Of appetite. pain in the head heart
burn, pain in the breastbone, sudden faintness and
costiveness. Sold by all respectable dealers in med
icnes Nd kwJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-22

The nrocession1 commeneed 10 move at

The procession commenced to move at
1880 over the route previously designated.
few minutes before / o'clock the head of
the procession arrived at the southernfront
of the Exchange. AS the head of the militia
ry escort reached Calvert street, the column
was halted and the hearse, with the guard
of honor, passed between the lines, the
troops presenting arms and the Lands play
ing peace, Troubled Soul" The general
officers dismounted and formed with their
staffs on either side ofthe approach from the
gate to the main entrance of the Exchange.
The remains were then removed from the
funeral car and carried slowly and rever-
emily into the building, and placed on
catalalque prepared for them. After they
had been properly placed and the covering
removed, the officers present passed slowly
forward. on either side of the body. The
civic part of the procession followed, and
the general public were then admitted.
The catafalque was erected Immediately
beneath the dome, and was a model of good
taste. 1t consisted of raised dais eleven
feet by four at the base, the sides sloping
slightly to the height of abont three feet.
From the four corners rose graceful colums
supporting cornice extending beyond the
line of the base. The canopy rose to point
fourteen feet from the ground, and termin-
hJcu III CluoIcTS VI IlCu DldCh plUDleSs lHc
whole structure was richly draped. The
floor and sides of the dais were covered
with fine black cloth, and the canopy
was formed of black Grape, the rich
folds dropping from the four corners
and bordered with silver fringe. The
cornce was adorned with silver stars,
whilstthe sides and ends were similarly or
namcnted. The interior of the canopy was
black cloth, gatheredin fluted folds. In the
central point was large star of black vel
vet, studded with thirty-siX stars, one for
each State of the Union. The floor of the
dais, on which the body of the illustrious
murdered patriot rested, was bordered with
evergreens and wreath of choice flowers.
+ The crowd surrounding the building was
immense, but owing to the excellent police
arrangements and a strong military guard,
everything passed off IN an orderly and de-
corous manner. But small portion of the
persons in attendance were able to obtain
view of the Presidents remains.
at about half past two o'clock, to the re-
gret of thousands of our citizens, the coffin
was closed and the face that was so dear to
the nation was hidden from view, and,
escorted by the Guard of Honor, was re-
moved to the hearse. The procession then
reformed and took up its @mournful march
to the depot of the Northern Central rail-
road. The coffin was placed in car taste
fully draped, and then the escort embarked
on a train especially assigned to them,
which was also draped, and started for Har-
risburg, where they will arrive tonight.