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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
Revd. Mr.. Van Boke!en .

This gentleman. who is NE 'Superinten
dent Of Education for this State. PROPOSES
10 vi il cur sillaee IN the 18th instant.
for the purpose Of holding an eficia con-
ference wish the school Comm, sioners for
the County. Whilst in the villagc. be ike
wise PROPOSES TO sd.lress our citizens upon
the question Of education. and he Invites
them 10 assemble here to hear his views
upon fhe subject As this ia matter in
which we are all deeply interested we trust
. large and srpreciative sudienoe will be in
attendance.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
MARRIED.

On the 3O,h ui'imo, By Reva. Mr..
paceiarini, ANDREW FRANCE 1t Bal
timore CITY. TO VICTORIA GREEN
WELL. Of this County =
On the 9th instant. by Revd. Ge". x.
Warner. WASHINGTON b HAM
NETT to MARY +. REDMAN.
On the same day. hv Revd. James Ste
rhensnn. r. T. CLAKE 10 SUSAN X.
MURRAY.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
Wheat Crop.

We regret to learn that the wheat crop
in several sections Of our county has been
badly injured by the ay aaa rust and.
from the present unfavorable state OF the
weather. it is thought it must sustain still
further injury. The present impression
among Our practical farmers is that but
little more than half the usual crop will
be made
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
GOING, GOING,
TO
CHAPTICO

Dom, read this. pray you. don't, unless you
quickly come.
For fear lest you should have remorse at
chances lost and gone.
There's mrny a chance neglerted which should
have been seized in time,
And regrets all we get, when ts no
use to pnue.
The Son AID Daughter often say, when Ia liking
To their Father,
| wish Id Ma mas hkeness gool; for, oh !.
,lev loved their Mother.
But Pro, idruce has I'd en- from them Mothers
tender care,
And none like her IN sorrow sOothss or drses the
f,'lin" tear
Aud nlamy other scores like this from life We oft
may gather.
Oft chi dren ask Of widowed Ma a likeness Of
their Father,
And Pa and Ma Of, craving say, their hearts
are wOuHded sorely,
That they did never have a Picture of their little
daughter Nelly.
Blu, Nelly's gone. and they no more that pretty
face shall see,
Procras,inat,on, thief Of time. in this case
proved to be.
They mean, TO have II done, they said, but
l'ely was not ready;
She must have better dress and fixed of very
pretty.
n no 30 tnev mlSSeu CnIHCe aItet CuuiCe, hAS
other people ever,
Till Nelly she took sick and died Of a malignant
fever.
THIS meaning will not do my friends. though
very good the meaning,
'Tis better far To get To work and to be up and
doing.
II the moral Of these br,ef remarks in daily life
you practice,
You II ne 'er regret that you read this, but grab
hold of your chances.
And now, good bye, I'm going soon, ! would
not have you sorrow.
But VIA, you possibly can do to day. don't pu,
off till tomorrow.
SPENCER PURSEK.
AlnbrOtyPiss, &c.
For a very short time staying in Leonard
Town. Likeness in oas: complete from
S1O0 each.
June 9th. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Eliza B Blackstone and others,

John Blakistone and others
In the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's county
sitticg as Court Equity.
No. 81 y. Equity.
10y virtne Of authority Vested in me, as
- Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Sain;
Mary's county, Marylasd. in pursuance Of
the Code Of Public General Laws Of this
State, it is hereby orjerej that the report of
James T NJ Raley, Trustee in this case, be
ratified and confirmed, unless CAUSE to the
contrary tc shown on or before the third
Monday of Nov. Lext, provided copy Of
this orcer be inserted in the St. Mary's Ga
zetfe, oEce . week for three successive weeks
previous to the third Mocday of Oct. next.
JND. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True c,py-Te*:
JNO. A CAVALIER, C'k.
June lsSS-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08

EsThe case 0: John Boyle, indicted
in the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel
county for tho murder of Captain Thomas
Fl. Watkins, in March last. was on Friday
last transferred to the Circuit Court of
Howard county, which meets in Septem-
Der.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
Release Of Mr.. Harris.

We are gratifisd TO DO able To announce
10 the numerous friends of this gcntl. man,
tha. he reached his home on Saturday last .
locking as halc, hearty and daustless as
ever. The sentence passed upon him by
the military Court failed to receive the en-
dorscnent Of President johnson, thougb
the .'iuding.". We believe, met with his Ex-
selieucy's approval. Since the conviction
Of Mr.. Harris by the Military Commission.
new evidence has been adduccd and upon
tha. evidence President johnson has act
ed The justness Of the final d. cision will
hardly bequestioned, We presume. by those
who are familiar with the private charac
ter Of Mr.. Harris, be they either his per-
soral enemies, or political eppouenss. No
oue. who knew bin, will believe him gull
,y Of the offence with which he was eharg-
ID, and no civil tribunal would have pas
sed sentence upon him. The testimony
upen which he was pronounced guilty
would hardly have stood the test of legal
scrutiny. and no jury would have found a
conviction up>n it. We sp.ak this in no
>pirit OF disrs spcct for the members Of the
military court whieh tried him, but to
show our unqualified disspproval Of all
military usurpatious of the civic functions
of The Government. With the close of
the war. there can certainly be no further
necessity for the invocation of the judicial
assistance Of the military, especially with
in the limits Of the loyal States. We trust,
therefor that the reported declaration Of
President Johnson-''th there should be
NO more trials by Military eourts-~lll
o. strictly adhered to By bis Ezccllsnoy.
aud ne k,ok forward, with much anxiety.
10 return Of the good old System that
prevailed before the was began.
1as Conspiracy Trial
The tIisl of the Booth eonspirators is
s.i,l progressing at WashingtoS. and the
.viacrcc la,serl5 addueed seems TO have
/ j no ma erial <ahs upn its pro
taole result. Il is again stated BY the
Washington papers that the examiaa'i u
Of wit. es ;es viii be eompl,t,d iu . few
days.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

nR. WM. WOODWARD has located at
~ FISHING POINT near Adlssoue Land
'ns' and respectfully ofFem his profes.ion ser
vices to the public.
May 3Oth 1851
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08

EE- Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement Of F. Henkelmsn, Merchant
Taller, in another column Of to-day's is
sue.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
NOTICE OF DITIDEHD.

IN application Of James r. Alvey Admin.
- issrator Of George w. Gibson, late Of j.
wary 8 county deceased, il is ordered BY the
Court, that the said Administrator notify the
creditors Of the said deceased to file thes: claims
against said decea sed in the Office Of she Re~is.
let oi Wills for SAINT Mary's county on or be-
'ose the lss day Of August. lees for d.,,desd /.
ana that this order be published once {. week in
eaen week until the Let day Of August next.
JAMES T. N. RALEY,
Register or Wills
for ST. Mary's county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08

In the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's CouL-
ty, sitting as 4 Court Of Equity.
No 5l4 Equity
E(Y virtue Of authority vested in me, as
II Clerk of the Circuit Court for st. Mary's
county. by the Code Of Public General Laws
of ,hi, State. it is hreby ordered that the Aud
i,or's report filed il. this case te ratified and
confirmed, unless cause TO the contrary be
shown on or before the third Monday Of
November next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper print
ed il st. Mary's County, ouoe week f"r
three successive weeks previous to the third
Monday in October next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cfk.
True copy-Test:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Qk.
June 8, lSS5-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
BAKER A. JAMESON,

ATTORNEY d OUNSELLOR AT LAM
LsO'sard 1ers, 81. A,ry's Couaty. Nd.
WILL Pnactics iu IS. M4ry's and the nd
lJiulig COUNTIES.
~Ocs0h%r l5th Ssa-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08

At bis residence in the Patuxent Dis
tliet. on Tuesday. the 30th ult.. WILL
LIAM HAYDEN, aged about 81, years.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
FINE PINE WOOD.

Terms Of Sale-Two hundred dollars cash;
the balance in equal instalmen,s. iB one and
two years from the day of sale, the purchaser
giving bond. with security to Le approved by
the Trustee, for the deferred payments.
ROBERT &. COMBS,
Trustee
June 9Th, 1S65-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
PRATTLEWELL.
containing
Q54 ACRES.

more or lese.
The above land was formerly owned an,l
possessed by William Woodw ard. late Of S,
Mary's county, deceased, and is located about
three miles from Leonard To ,n, on the road
leading to the Oakville Store.
1t has on it large quantity Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08

more or less.
These lands are ali located in Charlott
Hal District. St Mary'~ County, and contain
ing, in tho aggregate, 7o5 acres, more or
lesS.
And, | hereby give nSice, that on
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29

it'sBen, prdubtn am Slrtsnmaip6rn. Sa er.
warte Did.
DER 6u&Derrdtber ang talt uno ru6ie, wie CT
sttommsn par. Der SberbofidasrmeiRer fsbrte
'u isinsr iuifisen @sfstidaft surid. @is lassn
nod f6msisenp. \
S'R On ben fetnsrnsn @af los aepurrsn 2
fraptsn iie i'm.
Sie Molten pisosr luftia percen.
ga. faste Der @rof. uuo muraem frIb nm 5
uer wsrcet Sbr mir aeaen ion ole Sscunoantfu
unb 3eussu bisnsn. attr nun loft uue mieb,r
trinfen unb f6er,sn.
Am anpern Dicr9en frGb um fIuf utr warb
i'm Sirtsnmaiotsn rraa6en Dor cer Relinen, Der
OberbOfidgesmeiitsr@ Ssuup- BON esm G,ro-
fen Nlsrancer 81 i'm Dueq sulammsnaelcboiIsn
pas sr fur tort tinpss sctra,en purpe. Der
@rnt N'ranSer o. tetrts nod 3uridb ,uriid.
DER erlte Gang. DEN msin s5reunp Qlsrsupsr
8ctb Bier mad,tc. mar ,u mir.
SH wnr reb uniGuIpia faste sr. Gs trarcn
lsne sriten sSorts. Idngc aud lsins ein,iaen.
Spater erjablte sr mir Sas @uosre. fpdter, ole
10 Ttelss bon Der @musfie asiprudieu uno os-
lHrtsbsn wuros. Or fssnefs Die GmneItis. Dir
Urine fcnnte in msinen Nrmcn ifsrteu.
unp penR ci'is Nmuctie friiber ae.cnmeu
"drsE g'ur wsniae Sabre, nur Elm ein,isre
Sdbr frrbers sic titte in isincn gsmen iebru
tcHnsn. ale 9tiidli&e. ais irttnpe uno arItsS.s
Vatttn. Nber @o't, Der 5crr Der 5err,n, priift
aud Ole 5sr'en Der S6nise uno lrnfs eie Sold.
lo'e Der MeniHen, unp er alIsin prle, pos pas
Srite it.
Nfftn drmsr 5rtuao ia Orr ipsrssn Ruua en
s'itcrb'n. Die Rrnft oud ictncs. qstsns mar
hon Ianas sttrodeu.. sRir btsrotsn aud mad
Ger Amnsits nod brufds .6tr;su bier in Der
frsmpen, abrr freitn Gsos.
Gn 3 G.
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G,si Sage ipdier faB Ger StsrtrfidasrmeiRtr
&'raf -. in sinem sleaantCn Saipn isinsS Spz
tells u'ter 3isfper,. 6, bate cine fisins 0sisl-
{daft nm (b oeriammelt, p.et Serreu unt bier
Oamtn. &is raren jung. Die piet 6erren eez
bOrtsu 3n Der t6hitsn Slitbs res &beis res 9ans
bfs; bu pier 6raurn warrn nie irtDulfen Der Ce
mes@lOnss Der 9tsileen,. lie tatten pinir!, Ger
@bampaAner lprueeltt mob, Sberi unp 2Sib
iloaen.
@ln Ssnents oss G,afen .rat elm, er trns eli.
aen tleinsA lilbFrnea Seller, nuf oem sne' Slli-
ienfarte lag. @r bielt lsinem 6errE BEN Seller
biu. Der @caf natm bic Ssartt las BEN gfamen
unp srFIobts lsi&t. Gs mar. ais wenn CT pl6sz
lid, rpis mau iaat, rEen -Stih i'll paS Sers bes
tcmpien bats, FrsiIt6 nur einen lriieu, tpie etpa
pen elmer Napsilpts:. @ius ltDne S}rau, Die su
hinst 8s6ten lnb, bate es 9eebsn.
Gin Mbshtsusr msia&5reinp2 ldste lie.
Sn Der 3ba+. teinabs.
Gin 4isbrsatsnttusr
Gin alter 5rsuno.
2lt, er parf b,srbsr fcnimsn, i'd lebe bic alten
8reunpe.
Der Bepiente ruartets duf 4ntpcrt Der 9raf
iann nah. Seine 0eiebte, ieine JreunDir
labte. Gr perlssen, faste lle au ben Anosrsn.
@r muroe wirfia psrissen. 60 tonnts tie @f.
listts ibm Die 8arte aus Der odnp nrbnen, rbnr
raB sr ss sswabr's. Alsrnnbsr 9raf 5-Ias Ft
laut.
Sraf 4-l risfrn Die fdmmtIi6sn anbrsn
Srrrtn. Der 5cGpsrrdthsr. Der Jlu6tlina, Der
'Qlnnsfirtss Den mifsn pir fennrn lernen. On
muvt tbn aHnsbmsn, b,erber fiibrsn iaiIen.
Gin Dsmof.at, Elm 5ohp. .rrdtbsr riefsn iest
aud pie s'Grausn; mir miihsn itn sbsn, sr mue
atsrtST.
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(G9lus.)

(S&ue.)
SD esrlt rs mir. @r Ie9ts o;S SGt tntcnor ianft
tn itinrArm'. &aun i'd rsuu nidbt nit Dir Ter.
BEN. mrius Soo ? 9u bolt mid aclisbt nit elmer
3ruc unD Nafppfcruua rtns @lsi6en; ater
nod beistr liett Gih rot mein 6er,.
Gle crwattte. Sbr Bid fel in isin Iuae.
&I,raupcr, i'd bun uuiGuIrtg,
Gas bats i6 immer atiputt Sra. Gin Sdbrir
sou S@uIc wAr daf Eib erIansn, min, tcs-
hnft auf DID ee,ccrfeu. Ou wpllt,Gt NIT bm
rtt mtins Satin werhen I'm meinem Dr6n.
gen 81 sntsebtn, Nabmf Tn bic irsmbr S&ulp
auf Tit. 90 mar CO.
Gu mar ss. Ni,rdupsr
llnD nun t'R On rob Die Neine e,porseu.
Iu eplee. trrues bsr.
Nter i'm 1ors, NIeraReeri
Ter Sol m,rs une su sinem it5nern Qetsu
r,reiner.
!lun in alter qitte! gle ,rdtt pSbIih brftia
aui. Gr fcmmt Faltr re unD lrjts lt fsfer an
ihn. &r umioldus lie NIT jeiasu bsipsn Qrmfn.
S;r lab IGtelup VI bun ttnaui
a Sp. 10, nisin N.trlnoer! so mar ieit Sabren
Ssnsn 9Huuib, mein 3raum. 60 an Ttrtrn. =
Sd tsrts!
SIc mar tor. Gr biclt III mod tanas in BEN
trcusa @rmem. tu unp lfumm. Ssine 59rGnen
nestea ras ithOnt GstGen9riitt.
Dtr reunpli6e Sismbs fam nit @rnss'ar.
men iurud. nbsr nit csm Scpe tattcn lrbft Die
GtnsD'armfs, nitiS ;u rdbaTsn.
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Selltfbe graucu.
(SFluB.).

W.
Jim 4tsu Wat erldrn enrlid in Nr 53 brs
,,WfcniirHr" elm Osrret pom so QpriI Sn Sr.
pdsung. Dae Die @ebtln uno Die SsonpuillIus
nsn nes' Stifts NdGsnttin ia 5cmbera nibt al.
iein ctr Iblfhto Der @mp6rer in uuleren, 85pio.
retGe tsslnitiat lcnpern iusar Die S6Grpen Der
Infnbrsr afiftdt uno ibnrn nrb 5000 Sbater
CUR teritusung in tieIcm, @ufrubr asasbtn.
psrcrpnen mir: Nrtfel 1. Der gettl6n unp
ben nntrelenbru &anuniTnnrn ere Sttfts gDuls
enit in III Sen'bers fab tire 9friinsen esucn,,
men. art.'2. 8sf,t aanatme unc Seousffraton
Der In unlsrsn nnb anberen Qhnoen aslsaeneu
@ii.rr unr @intiinfts ssnanntsu Gtiftes &c.
Dap BON cen prr3ebu Stiftsoamru nur brei
in rem Stft 9sweieu uarsr uuo an esm uutsr.
nshmen Gheil aenpmmen, madhte nidts ous-
frInsDfi6e 9rrshtiatsit. S,rume ubsrwics ina
ter ras aul 451 900 Sbaler aelbaste Stiftsssr.
mOssn an ZEN BON tbm sritiitftsn &tcneuurreu.
Dies urtbei mar stfdQt unO ausaefabrt. ebe bic
Sttfspamsn litsrbaupt nur psrbSrt ,paren. 9oa
silte VerbSr nit Marianne oon Grin unp bit
SanpniHln BON MsBih lanr am Is. Woi nott
So fub.te III teinrm 8siultate, ba ibnsn uamsnt,
''Nr u" tiU'Nutti Hil CtH OrRtOerru .. SotRtn
mdbrenp Der lsbten spei Sabre mid, natb,upei.
fen mar. .ssaprsno' bic NettEn aar nlat mere
bort mar. wurpe alien brd Shftsromen am 90
Wai &tence ubr bur6 sineita G,ensb,orm. ons
setnnbist, ca6 lie lb iur 9triie na6 Raiu. in
Ssretidaft gu balten. 6dtttu. @S wuree ibn,n
EIreissfut. oh iie gu 5ue pptr purc 8ridopsn
fstOrtirt auf esitrrwassn Oesr nit Der Wca; nm,
el9ene RNften reifeu Molten. cir p6bltsu RON
lsbirn SSsn, pciu ibusu Ger 9ruosr Der grshn,.
lin pas @sO OerldaFff. I'm 10 ubr asenes bel
Sturm uno 8esen reiiten iie BON spsi @enso'-
armsn tsSeitet ab uno trafsn am %. i'm Roip,
an. no lie in einem Yripatbauls untsroebraht
murosn.
Narianue BON Stsin, auf peltte bas Mis.
i'natn oss unfsrnsbmens, auf pas fl. ibre ld5u.
ff" esbfnsbcHnunssn. Die 5rribeit Dss 8atsr,
lanNse, 10 titsstautI bate siueu nett .i,fer.n
e'npiud beroorasrufen, als lore siatne 8erbos.
un9 u"S unwiiroiss Stbanoluna, mar letp,n,
-trant. 3rrbtem wurbr lie ibcn am 25. 9po;
nd1 9aris asibleppt unb rrrt in pas Wf6f,e,nr
! !e,fdnspis ssbrG&t ttst,l&ien r, adr,ticb ser,
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- Die nOroli&sn 8idtter Rnb sou svn 81,
ribt'n iiSsr Ole Gtnnabns BON Sort stl&sr b,e
s'it na% Der belssnmiit1ieRn gtrtbsiStouuo
nnO nad ldnssm &dmpfe ilatifant.
= col. sam6, msltsr 8ommaabou, b,s
itcrts ~or, foa f&pss 5trDuubst Scyri,e.r
teta. M 80, 49,
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rne,tiermal ADVERTISE
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is published DAILY and WEEKLY.
n sstcS: BROAD STR,, next to CRY HALL

Sscfnguusfu.
Der ,,gnsttstr" erfdeiut iebeu Rprssn Sonntces
,ss,ucn,rer ,u so per oae. sabtbar an bic Srdeer
ss.r N $50 Ut dtrtsr uno SIS in sert,dbrlihsr gor.
ous;abIuus Nusteen werotn ,n SO 90 bti euntdIs er
cEinrutuna aufssnomuta, lcotS wcitsre NaI prc nit
81 90 .erens,. Stsbenos 8slbdftsaa,eeeu foen 500
ptr Sa5r in pierteliibrli6er Sprouesabluus.
Der .SB6heutlibe Instaer" eriten isoen SounattNb
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Cine gr,abluns ron 8. Z. 3. asmlns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-13

NOTICE.

. Harrisou and D " Eest. fF.stsss. = Pssy,
Arthur woleosk " Clshosa, Harry Hsleee. ~
EoFd. GEO y aodn.s. n.ssy. C.ism Wslls.
Hanlll. Raissss, n ssssf lls.sil, arss lhiiys
0se Mscs.y. esstss. Oh Z oas!lys 2 Wee6.aee
rs &C. ca $40 g i ~ ss 8 sS bwSw.
nIilsr, SD H.sss, Ns1lsiia HscssS II. H.11v,
ss,ss1. b as;.ssss. iss.s sssvss. nss5 -.
49, rssss ~ 5sss.ss :ssssss< = e .ss 8
W -, I. ... 80 = s., 1870 | -
osSA H%.fr, Coy. Is IT. y S.lah : @.
Cyr1 1rssdvsH, q D 49,, Willis Hs11ls, Q r..
Dpaala O. Wymsns nj : O., Hs1sx asvlss, -
49, sss s.;s's os S.ss e 49, IN e IN. 8
s Ms a .'sass c. o'isss7 - - 49,
Reeve s,:s - c c.c ssssss q S - : =
In Turner, 0so 8 CIV, 8AWyWssisy, ua1 = 10
Iiiiines, RssR WssAledsou, Reer.a. tsyntsr p
Is T. s'iss Hsssss Ssf. S ssss .s
lisid n6as1sloe = d, 5sne Deorav c., JeAn 4
iIstt >, chaSta - Hshlss Z i.s:s. a. : Isr
ss.: s..snss = fssssss : oses's. : sssdals s'n's
Yoa ssd each q yDa ars hereby sotAsd fAas sAers
ny % Ale e ~ $3.50 - gssk g - c.
Dunn, sisimins q ~ ~ ~ \ nsriiass 81 , 6
Ford, Trustees, and Arthur weleost. 9 = fssxy,
s.. ssy ,.ss9 - Ess =: :. g =
~ :.ss. q - s sss = n 80 - = va
~ - 81. e: ; !. =: s:: :. s en-. !.
Uaiss yos ssrssr sSsssse - lsasS " s. - !
=: .ss ssss ;. i. - ~ 4 -
spd dserse ui1i ~ rssdsFse :)sn cs 49, ~ =
s:s:... -, .s.l AAa1, ~ $500 = es.az
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which % secure III ree1Q - =
presesvation ftom ~ - IN 49, I
tbe gardener eo93eooe1 11ine ) &
mol. iaeo che side q ~ 1e1n1 ~
proceedine short 4ig1nee ~ fnS6 1ket
the mound w s1A1u0 y 1ooS ~
layers Of earth. Eaoh InDos unusn1 e
hsvs been pueparsd| ~ bok1iok loe6e Il.
on It for somo Ienelh 49,, d. Sokioe
il perfectly hard aa( sold. E1ffnei -
from the sstfaase q ~ tun.cl - go
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

the United States, by the Chairman of
the Committee on the Wilder Mopu-
ment, P @. Sire James B Nicholson.
Music By the Band
Address By the d. ". G. Sire Isaac
Veitch, accepting, in behalf Of the Order
under the Jurisdiction Of the Grand
Lodge of the United Ssatss, the Monu-
meutal structure
Ode-written By James R. Brewer,
Esq, expressly for the occasion
happy day has passed away,
And frisn9s With ffisndz have met
Ard e We part each brothers heart
vi feel sad regret.
Oar circle blest, from East 70 Wet.
with North and South combs %,
And nov ulite 70 eud the rfts
Arouad Cur birth right .shrine.
Then let the lip Of SsgIowshf5.
Ths hsfpy e@eer II and.
And let rs grasp " th hoasst c,nsp
a parting brosher's hand.
Prayer ard benedietion.
Music by the band
The stand will be occupied by NV
Grand Sire-the E. W. Grand Chaplain
the r. W Grand Marshall-the Com
mittee on Wildey Monument-the Pres
ident Of the United Siafes-the Governor
Of Maryiand-Goveruor elect and Lieut.
Governor-Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore and the Commissioners Of
Police Of Baltimore--fhe Choir and the
Band Of the Independent Blues, under
the direction of Prof A Holland.
Joseph Kidder, r. W. Grand Marshal,
Grand Lodge, United States.
John Q A, Herring. R. W. Grand
Marshal, Grand Lodge Of Maryland.
Committee Of Arrsngementa-James
l. Ridgely, Joshua Vansant, Joseph B.
EscavaiIle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

AAsosIc HALL-There WAS but
moderate crowd at the Masonic Hall to
greet the second appearances Of the min.
strels last night A few pieces were
well performed, but as whole, the en-
tertainment did not equal the generality
Of Ethiopian delineatora.
NEw METRoPoLIrAS.-This new tenn
pie of Thespis will open tonight under
the management Of Mr.. Golden, and we
are promised a magnificent bill
Mr.. Golden in fitting up this new the
atTe, and in procuring an excellent
stock company, the largest and most
talented ever brought to this city, has
exhibited an energy that deserves the
highesh commentator, and the most
liberal patronage.
Mrs. Bella Golden, great favorite
with the Evansville lovers of the drama,
will tonight appear in her great cbarae
ter of Josephine, the Child of the Regi-
ment, and as Katy o'Shiel, in the new
comedy OF that name. After the long
recess, We have no doubt that the New
Metropolitan, on the occasion OF its dedi-
cation, viii be crowded to its utmost ca
pacity. The building has been thorough
ly renovated, and is admirably adapted
to the comfort and convenience of the
auditory. The box office will be open
from 10 A. VI. to 4 P NJ to-day, and
those desiring eligible seats should 60
early 10 day and secure them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

Personal had 8 pleasant visit,
yesterday morning, from j. W. Mckee,
Esq, River Editor of the Cairo TSmes
and special correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial and ST. Louis Dem,
Ocrat, who was passenger on the Lib.
erty, aud whom We found to be ar affa-
bic and accomplished gentleman. We
showed him the city from the roof Of
Morgan & Reads Mammoth Boot and
saoe House, and he expressed himself
as highly delighted with the perspective,
ana his surprise at the extent and the
elegance of the city, which he had not
seen ior SIX years, and especially that
the city was filed mp above the level
oil the levee. Nc. is en- route to Pitts
burg the place of his nativity. which
he has not visited for nineteen years
We wish him pleasant trip. - 9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-23

soy Rev. Dir. MeCarer announced,
on last Sabbath morning, that be corr
templated preaching three sermons, as
suggested By his recent trip TO the
North. The FIRST to be, God aud His.
Works.; the second, "Man aud his
Ways" the last, "The Church, its State
and its Mission" The 6rst Of these
sermons viii be delivered tomorrow
morning in the Walnut Street PresAys.
terrain Church. r~