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, 1865-08-29

The Commodore 1IcDonougll Founders
Mt Sen-Al on 1E0a ri Savctl-A night OF
E1GftGI1lCNk and QCNpcrA1e Daring.

The Commodore 1IcDonough Founders
at Sen-Al on IEoartt Savctl-A night OF
Excitement and Desperate Daring.
The Telegraph has already announced the
loss Of the U. s. gunbont Commodore Nc
Donough, which fUundered at sea, Wednes-
day, August %, while being towcd from Port
Royal TO New York. This vessel was origin
ally i ferry boat, md WAS bought by the Gov
efnmcnt while still in the docks. From her
large Lean thc was enabled to carry q very
heavy hatterJ aul performed valuable services
during the war. She was Eve hundred and
.hfrty-two toas bnrthen and carried six guns
Among her services were the attempted res
cue Of the United States steamer Eaoc Smith,
captured byta enemy at the Lcggarev;llc bat
tcries, StonO river, 5. C., january 20, 1868.
Colonel Barton, Of the Furty-eighth New
York Volunteers, tn the occupation Of Bluff
ton, S. C., June :, 1868. As She IVES built for
q river boat hut little hope was ever enter
tniEcd that she could stand u sea, irshe should
be SO unfortunate as to meet with rough
weather. She has been cruising down by
Port Royal for soEle Sme, and thongh we'll
su1ted to rivers and creeks was altogether un-
seawcrthy. ~.
The McDonorsh was being towcd by the
q. s. steamer Donegal, and left Port Noyal on
the 17th. On Tuesday morning, the sa.:d, In
the latitude Of the Brlgentina Shoals, atid'
breeze sprung MP, and squall arose from the
EtuluAcht3 GA4uSsuey ~ AAS uot A'S|ts AAN
frem that 10 EoEti, northeast. THIS squall
steadily increased in fury, and The waves were
lashetl 10 an enormous height. The Donegal
could not make much lcadway in consequence
of ing the McDonough, and the anxiety OF
The officers of the latter vessel were divided
between their own safety and that Of their
convoy. She lay in the trough Of the sea,
unable to make any perccptible headway.
On bonttl the McDonongh, ut about nine p,
m.. the chief engineer reported that one Of
the valves had given ont, and that he would
have 10 stop the bont in order TO make the
NECESSARY repairs. This the Captain would
moi hear Of, but ordered him to keep her on
and put On ull the steam he could until the
weather should get better. Soon after the en-.
gineer reported his inability to proceed, and
stopped the vessel. Meantime the gale was
inrrcasing In violence, end blew steadily from
The NORTH northeast, causing the ship to d
hor very lard. The water was rapidly r1s-
irE In the hold, The engineer then eamc up
aui reported that the rock shaft of the donkey
pumps had broken, but told the captain If he
could manage to keep steam up be could FIX
the bilEe Injection, set 1t ngoing, md keep her
ftce until daylight; but before be could get
all ready the water was over the fire room, so
that it Wns utterly impossible to get mp steam.
At this time {about three a. N. } she signal1ed
10 thc Donegal II am sfnkng;'' to which the
Donegal replied, "Keep atoat tfll daylight II
possible" To attempt giving her assistance
al such a time was impossible. On the re-
ccipt Of this signal the crew ofthe NcDon'
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TA ~sver faliptS ApH Ell II the hest He suc
ceeds when have iAct. II. ws,. -. n :Ton
hlc. III WHO hAre been unfoTtunaFe, all whose fo1u
hopes have htcn disappointed, crushed md based. al
who have been gtduted hy ta1.e PROMISES lad dCccl
al who have been Deceived aod t3tttd wl I'LL 70 10
him Tor advice aad 10 get Lcon. lie n1k your
misfortune rass uEn IL 1nascs tLc sla7dcF aad envE
character and reec,asts L. spite Of cr reports aad
Qles Lore. consult Him 10 srievt a1d satisfy ttr N IL
hEd 10 tlnd out II their h ht aud 11rs Will be
rcalxd In lore AEalr6 lr taiis. He ss tie Ne
ErCt OF winning the aCeC.orts IT t c-a,te seI lie
guides sfr single 10 \ WEALTHY An1 htF7y marriage,
and makes the married karpr. Hs nId aud 1dticE hare
e1 solicited TO nnWueT1c I7s :81ccs and tho fceplt
las alNrys been speedy snd hsr?y marriage. 70
make tuEs nlore snrc lie Will show YOU the tIke1eaa
g! ynr fHsurr husband wiz lie eau guide you 10
Eea!ti+ enic:cc z1d hoaor. Taousands Or good men
no Were nsusfunate and Unsuccessful IN their hatL
ntr-Men Eha TfrErd hard md who struggled Against
A1resRy anti nj kh rttcr ar1 u theit ll:es
the world. thc mere thing. went aSt!,ss them. Al
t1ioee Nitn w.scly followed DIR. iA1'H Ills advice
nc now Tck happy Ann hoccesstul in Ill Their N1dcr.
I,,Slss, lille shosf VITO were b!Nde r prejudice sad
ignorance, uc:ircttnE hls aGt C. a-c tlI lasorinE
Avasl ndrC13,ty and poverty. C1liutll>as tsirsCs1y
sa.vate and conodeatta, caiy, tsunCays. c1cca.ed,
rum 10 10 as hl- LG'cc, Ell rast M1i!son
etrcct. between Wells and Fr7akltn Chicago III. Coz
Enlsation ise VI. rc:foas n !s:an may eomn1u-
CONSULTATION Fec IL cach le:t.r. All coraun-
cations =.a Interviews strictly rrIvat. and cocn
ficItfal. No answer will be giy1 IL letters unless ono
do.r is r4icl'eea rs Consultation Fee. Address ali
1c ttss rs tnlows D!i- RAPHAEL, r. o. Iox aj;.7I,
Chicago, III. nu4l1i(.!I
, 1865-08-29

..,- ..,,,rz, 3na,ctfuc upon them and their DE-
10 1S souy s;yncI aud ne long bondage te crime
qS 5sS n:3ss sssea ~ ss s,sa
Wnicn nas oui AVE- A. natiqn to survive WHEN God
sss a9w. ca. ~ e Ms ee1tany must and WILL 70 aSo r
as e 81 6 5:i Ss @ ~ esst sse =
e. aaa. M tst be isht help to suegse
fos, 70 ,he lender me5ees ef thas MASTER VINO" es
Ia, helped 10 whip and subtusate, H., tna ooly uay
TO aoGl @spe P9eaaens hcois abolish
n slavery effective, and the fseednens 9oet IN.
bveU, i. Ia eiSs those freedmen tae eteeu'e n0'
chfse the right 10 vote and to be soted t0'
Respectfully submitted
Jas. PoENDE1TrR,
(Sfened.1 r. j. Ko1NsoN,
III. A1AaEE,
Committee.
, 1865-08-29

il the on1y Phy1iciaa Specialist now IN the city
that be entirely relied uroa. Go ME, and mol
HufIr DlseAac to fcmnsn in your system, alsoeurnE
Sour face and body besides destroying your hsppuess
and future prospects, in liz. Hc has INSIDE personal
diseascs and nervous debility bis sspdY for tie last
twenty years, and il therefore Tie person whom ali
tt Of his not being cured since be has been In the
city Ills reputation has vouchers in oil TIE city pa.
pzs liz ratents and the medical profession both here
AID abroad. rs ben: the most sl1lled Specialist her
and thorough 1ast Of hi. profession. II at others
taf don't despair, Etve HIN CALI Its only com
mon occurrence with him to cure such cases u,s
Tooms arc scrarntc for ladies and gentlemen md tic
most complete In the city. Compilations Zee acd
CONFIDENTIAL.
onsee No. 179 South Clark st7cet corner Of Monroe,
half block from the Post Once. pust oce Box 15d
Chicago. III. Once hou,s rom 4 m. toap.m.
Send for Ills AGuide 10 ueath~ published monthly,
hrue Of icllaiEc.
SocHu MrN. TAE1 PARTICULAR Norru-Doc.or
Dlgeow devotes much Of his time TO the tsea.ment Of
those csses caused BY secret habit which ruins both
body and mind. unatttng the unfortunate lndlytaua!
fos either business society. The sad effect Of these
carly hhb1B or the Of E.p1 years. Ii to ~Caxa
2nd dcbltatc the constitution destroy The phs1ca1
and mental powes, dltutsh and enfec6le the natural
1oeangs, md exhaust tic vital energies OF manhood
The pleasures oflEt azc nz1ed the object Of marriage
Hrsuatcd md existence i4C!f rendered tern Of
ccastng misery nnd regret Such persona. especially
those contemplating marriage, should lose no time In
msEng immediate application, Al Df. L.. By Ills new
srcatment IL enAhled to cnsure speedy aud Icsrna
Dent cura.
r oDoe 179 South Cls.kst,c corner orMon-oe,
, 1865-08-29

Dds
The Government reserves the right to Withdraw any
OF the above property aud to reject proposals deemed
too low.
Payment to be male IN Un!red St1tes crsTency upon
The acceptance Of any proposals. and prior TO the iel
cry OF tho property.
4 ful description Of The rruperty muY be obtained
application 10 Col. Arthur Edxnfxe Assistant QuaF
tcrriastcs, St Louts, Missouri.
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Bdsadier Gererat and chIrf Of Rat and River Trans.
portatlcu. nR11EitlSt
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oueh seeing their lives depended on their
keeping aaoat, at the instigation Of John Den
son, pilot, set to Wcrk With almost incredible
energy, bai1tng and pumping. During the
time the engineer In charge, Mr.. Warren, vas
working at The bllgc pump up to his whist In
tion for over eight hours. HIS example and
that Of the pilot, Mr.. Dcnzon, Ind a great
effect on lie men, who succeeded alter Q con
siderable lapse Of time in reducing The depth
Of the wnter to some extent. Hopes were now
entertained Of being able to get up steam, but
these were not to be realized.
Daylight came, but with 1t no cessation ot
the storm. Tho sea, lashcd BY the wind,
foamed in madness, md dnshed oyef Tue
McDonough with such fury as threatened to
sweep OF everything on board, while tue Don-
ega1, although 1abortng heavily, still roac
proudly on the crest Of the waves. With the
appearance Of the first strcaks of dawn In the
II for their convoy, and were oyerjoyed TO see
her still aaoat, though each moment the waves
threatened 10 engulf lcr. The first plan enter
tanned for saving the crew was the rigging OF q
hawEer to the McDonough, and then endcayoT
to sling the crew singIy on board. THIS plan
was found imprnctlcable. The suspeneic
fill. Longing for daylight as the prfiod Of
their dcliyerance, they saw nothins less than
a miracle could save them, md r. .4cvely Wpited
till the.a vessel should sink, ,earing them be-
nSull the waves. In such a fine. Acting En-.
sign Anderson, with e e<,mmeniiabie n bravery,
Volunteered to tako a boat and 70 to the re:
licf OF tue crew. The idea was looked upon
as madness, aap Capt. Avery thought 1t would Y
DC pui IL sly sacrificing life to attempt II,
m m img cdiate swamping Of any boat which f. e.
sres. see.4n nersi.i ef itoTered. Ensign auxx.. ~
=; ::;..N'. o. =. e''e Mr. Starr: ACTIN: arst en-:
Etnccr, volunteered 10 take charge ofa second
ooat: me two boats were lowered, and the
eraa cam ,of volunteers to man them from the crew
Both boats were now on their way to the
wreck, but despite all their cntlcayors;; the
boats crews found It impossible to get sutli-
eienily near the AfcDonough to saye any Of
nc crew. SWayfng from aide to side, IL
threatened to smash the first boat which came
near Z Il. Alter some time rope was slung
from the ship, and the men jumped overheard,
each was hauled in, passed to the other boat,
and SO on TO the Donegal, where ropes had to
be thrown out, anu the men slung on board
in similar manner to that In which they left
tic McDonough-
In tlis manner forty four persons were res
the atcDunouGh was one Of tho last 10 leave
her. 1t jumped overheard In his linen pants,
without a coat in tact, no one was able to
enyc any property whatever. The savings of
tho men Tor tAc past few years was on board,
and, Of course, lost, together with all their
The pilot above referred to had on
board SC00, Of which he VAS not able to save
there was over six feet OF water in the hold,
The sea breaking over her fearfully. About
m hour aud half after the crew had left her,
she s1nk beneath the waves.
, 1865-08-29
CORPORATION NOTTCF.

Conr,iss!mcrs Of the Board of Public Work
au3SttlEi ~ y ~
, 1865-08-29

The PARIslAS s1RlREs-Strikes Of various
trades IN Paris and the large towns have been
a1n1cably adjusted, and masters and men come
to an agreement. Exports Of si'k, OWING 70
OF while those Of ,woolen and cotton Goth
have largely Increased since the f.:s.ninc. Man
ulactu7ers arc expecting good season, as the
disturbing causes ~ longer exist In America,
and peaee prevails throughout Europe:
TIE ITALIAN NAvT-The Italian Govern
meut : increasing its navy, four new ron. ~.
tlad ships having Just been put upon u re .
stocks, to be finished IN thFse sea5 sr,ect1s ll
ennippcd et iron.clads, and in 1868 viii have
twenty anoat. This will make it the third
naval power Of the Old World, unless Russia
In the meantime e2e1ts herself to win the
rnce.
, 1865-08-29

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OFFICE OF THE BoAEp or Pr1Lsc W3EEsl
CHICAGO. Arg. * ls6a.
Whereas, Tbe Common Council {. The city al Chtra-
70 l.ss ordered Tat Couch l1are from ssrs;
work TO b. done under tic surtfintt t1lcsce OF The
Doaso Of Public Works aad that the hun ot one thon-
eaud thrty-four yoiD0 dollats be Assessd uTon the
real catnte deemed bencaled BY the Improvement 80
ordered, rctordnE to the rruTirtcns Of the Rsvised
Nov, the.rSorr rallc nntlce IL hereby given to III
pe1eocS tIte!eatee. that the cola.ssic.er: Of the
Board OF 1'utic Works viii meet at I.oon No. Il IL
the Corr Honse IN said city tn The 1st ass OF sepscn
ssss thc amour. etEecttd s. Ecrcsa4 by The Common
Council 10 he askttel m te real cs1Gtg csted eclc-
=, q. GISDf1E,
tEEih. LETZ,
...... O. u. 1.USl,
Commissioners OF the DoA q P1alic Works
, 1865-08-29

~ t1Atk strect. orros.le Court Honse, Eoom No Z.
WHO i Ill old mad 8Eilf physician. :nasintces to cur
Syi,lh- GurpzIhcn, Gcei. lsLle, e.E.cturc Syphiuc
SOIr Throat. slxzDatosrhe1. Debility. Secondary and
Tertiary diseases. liberated L~.a Spotted Sa;u EuE-
n1sUt or EGsltct
Tic 1'ocsor meter rakcs secca5 c2-.c for ore dts
etAe, he forwards mcdct1e co1:oun1ed ty the beg:
druggists IN the city. to any r Of tie country on fe.
tHtps Of fee. -
1vr Information any tlec.:e subject by ca:Iluv
a. Office or addressing fo;l Uacc BoI ~. With
, 1865-08-29
VORPORATION NOTICE.

OTtI O1AIA AI1V@N w TIVE.
~ OFFICE OF TIE BnAKp OF Pt-lLIc NonKE
CHICAGO, AES. r. 1sG5- :
Vlcncas. the Common Council Of t:4r cisx Of Chi.
Las t,&ted tht North t3lrt- Ct, rom TIC
north e:!e Of North ayeaIe 10 tts !a.e-sssi21 Tl:h
Np.1L Wells street. he gravel q, raid work 10 be dfe
Gtdcr the superintendent Of the Lizard Of Public
Works. And th4i the eun Of four Eundeyt md 1fsE,
estate dcencd beactted t'y the s,nrrnysn:4, 50
testt ascon: to the provisions Of " Ersssa Ctar
Now, thc1Iofc. public notice i lreoE given to ut
rtGsorn interested, taet the Commissioners OF tne
Board Of Fnpftc Works viii meet Nf E>1,tr H. in
the Cou House. n zig city, 81 1as - naS 81 e
.s-s directed aforesaid bJ the Common
Council TO tc std c real tststt deemed hc1r-
~ ~ j. q. IfNuElE,'
FRED. LETT.
q. i. l:UsE,
Commissioners OF tic beard Of rIullc Works
, 1865-08-29

CORPORATION NOTICE,
~ OFFICE or TtE BosUD OF TC8l1c WoRkR,
CE.cAGta, AuC. II, 1851.
Nhtr1s. the Common Cocnen Of the clty Of Chi
cago lAa ordered that the alleys running est
through l'1ocHs and p School scc!iop Addition %
IhcaEa le oiled. graded and plunked said WORK TO be
Work. and that the sum ot two thousand eishty-two
lilo dollars be asseseed upoa the rta estate deemed
heattri] ty the .uIrfI 0s1st, according
the provisions Of the Revised Charter e Ancntcd IN
eutl ChsIN nl3de end provided ~.
Now thc1rforr public no,tce il hr+chr etrcn to al
persons tn'efsslsd, TINT the ConimssfooeIs Of the
Board Of Public Works Ni meet Room No. Is IN
The CouIt House. tn said city, the st day Of scpten
h, 4 D. 1s5, NJ 1hc hour Of 10 nr1cck- a. to a.
sr. the arahnt tl1c cd a. efosp<td by the Common
Courc:l 10 i asscsAtd the real eF.atc deemed ble
ntcd ty said contemplated imp-ey. .urnt.
J.E. EIEDELE,
FIRED. LETZ
O,J.KOSE
Commissioners Of the Boasd Of Public Works.
NueI.1jlT
, 1865-08-29
Hfr. G.. l.. Spettccr-a.

Fragrant 0douselathc for The tee.h II l. enc
vcr! bc.t articles for clesus,Ez LII preserving the
'~c,h ~nsea 10 the publlc- and l. warranted to
Eont1n no acid Of A1efcd1ent In lhc least
furious 10 the tccth A eake OF superior tooth pa.,c
accompanies each t,otle. Tie OudousAaine can bc
found nj Wholesale o. retA!l druggists Euerzny.
CT SPENCER l. CO, I1oprsctors.
T1orideacc, z. L
DEMAs, BARNES T. CO., New York, Sole AScaA
10 whom all o1dete should l,c addressed.
tuuIG-esl-9fu '.
, 1865-08-29

Persons making proposals for mora than une bont or
pasg should give the aame or numleE Of each boat
Each snvctoEe containing BID should be sealed and
the name OF the boat or barge, description Of The
property eudnrscd thereonr and addressed 10 DFicadier
Gene1al L u Parsons Chlct Of RaM and Rsvcr Trans
portaton. In care Of the officer In charge Of River
IrAIspQrtatJQn. the nanta dratguartd fr 0rcrIu9
, 1865-08-29
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ DgYIcI or BaAE1l or FTE1IC WoR6E,
EHIcAGn, Ausu5t &C, 1Sss- !
Whereas the Common CoImc.i of Tie city 81 Chlca.o
has o.saeSda mat s.ls alley TnnloE east aad wet
riled graded and iauked SAID xo:E to Ire duac u.dcT
the of thr beard Of tthtc Works, aad
that tic tuM Of thirteen hundred sixts.two 410)
dl!ars Be as*cssed uro tbs real estatc deemed henc
tec W tho tarErcrfnt 50 ordered. hscors:ns 10 the
Ccsc made snG Irot1ted.
Now, therefore, public notice Ia hcrcly given TO all
Nf7tcn- ttt.cste6. That tho Commissioners Of TIC
len:d Of Public Works viii meet Al l:eoa No. Is n
the ctrt taoEsc In Ed city, the lat dsy Of sepI
- lie a.1out' treess As afotrs2l . tle Csnmea
oted ey ss!o Contemplated improvement -'
JIG. GNDELE.
FIi}.U. Lt-TZ,
O.J. ROSE,
Ccnu::ssiantzs Of tie Doard of Public Works
au3l-.lk&t
, 1865-08-29
QhtraQo Qrtbu,le.
FROM OHIO.
Commencement Week at Ober1in,

Interesting College Exercises-Iler Re-
cord In tho Wnr-Personal Sketches
or F,nucy and 1feld-OberlIn and her
Colorcd .ilunlni-Thc Question OF the
, 1865-08-29
FREEDMEN'S AFFAIRS.
Appeal Of the Presbyterian Church
{y(I Sciy0O1.)

Church:
The last General Assembly established lis
"Conmittec on Freedmen" in the city of
Pittsburgh, and directed it to take charge OF
the Efforts Of our churcl for the elevation Of
this long degraded people,
That committee was organized on the 11st
day Of June, and las entered upon its work.
There are now more than forty missionaries
aud teachers III tho field, and the expense OF
the committee in sustaining the work, at
present, is little 1nore than 5000 per month.
sufficient TO carry on tie work for two months,
thouell only $500, and little over, came IN.
to the treasury during the month Of June.
The missions md schools are In successful
operation, but thousands Of poo. people must
be turned uway for lack of sufficient help.
Many more mfssIenaris nnd teachers arc ready
to 60, and Others ou1y wait for the advance Of
the senson to make 1t safe-
-Four millions Of perishing people, long de-
i'm heart and hand Of our church for educa-
tion and Gospel privileges. Fields "white to
the harvest" and Of unlimited promise, bid
the church in the numc Of the Lord, "Thrust
Ii tie sickle and rcap.''
WIhnt can the committee do, without the
speedy, earnest and perscrering corporation
OF fGod's pcoples
one hundred thousand dollars, to be cxpend-
cd the present year for tic elevation OF the
freedmen, Is not the cry OF this people the
voice or the Master saying, Withhold not
good from them TO whom ii Is due, when it
Z In tbs power of thine hand TO do t''.
They plead thf toroogs and sorroscs Of f'eo hun
dred ttcrs.
While VIC hesitate, one generation perishes,
ani1 another passes beyond our reach.
The demand Is made upon our gratitude.
TAey fought for our country; they ,jtI our
prisoners; they guided our hunted 1randerers,
and fAty buried and 7rtTt ortr our dead.
The demand Is made upon our patriotism.
,n justly be the c7'cnafe, efthe nation and conn
iry; ant1 ,roe 10 US God "reluire" the
cTongs Of thls race, of our generation.
The dimand Is nade upon our religion, ur-
der the shadow Of the Judgment Of the Great
Pa, IT. G Js,s ss ee ' TX X. I ,,1 as M ys
brethren, ye hqrr done Il nnto nse.''
Now brethren, what will you do? Tho
work is yours from the Lord, and we are
your servants.
The assc.nh1y's committee eau do the work
OF our church among the freedmen cheaper
sessions will press this cause upon the con-
sciences of their people, and afford them M
opportunity to give. God forbid that any
member OF our communion should be denied
the privilege Of helping in this great work.
Would It not be well 10 turn the energies Of
IIection9
All communications with regard to the
work should be sent to Coz Sec. Rev. S. G.
Logan, Box 22f, Pittsburgh, Pa-
an contributions 10 Alexander Cnmerou,
ESQ, Box :34 s934, Pittsburgh, Pa.
". D. Howard,
s. c. Logan, Chairman G. F.
Cor. Sec G. F.
onnFn nv CENERAI. sAYTON
o
, 1865-08-29

BIidgs, Fqrt Runyon, Giesboro Point and An
ntapohs. t Fru9 July Is, 1861 to July 81, lea5,
tne u1m9ef o. faIions issued from the bakery
vas 1856, 798. The savings were 1854, ,NOg7.
The expenditures were s40O, ,71&oa. The net
s0Yings were Soj7 Tc4 %
, 1865-08-29

T 4 report from the War Department
respecting the cemeteries near Washington,
shows that In the Soldiers, Home Cemetery,
which was filed in May, 1854, there are FIVE
thousand two hundred and eleven graves; In
the Harmony Cemetery are buried those who
dis Of contagious Clseasea In the Battle Gem
etery lie those who fell In front Of the city IN
, 1865-08-29

F. 07ea'14--N1 tHC C0IcuesLEl
case, lie Buffalo Ezrnss says:
.ThEs closes this novel casc, which, though prob
ably OF miEbr importance, has, bg reason nf it
novelty, attracted more attention tan anv o.hcr in
he coIue for long time. The verdict a.nInst ,Iit
defendant probably se.sles tAs question il tic
fcr are produced BY jCgglcry. but TO The rnauy b.
lieyrrs Ii frtit1lisic Manifestations the question
Is no nearer solution than ercr. Tac. evidence Of
The prosecution which bore most eonGlnstvrly upon
factory. and Tue District Attorney was correct in
sayin il hIK pfeeentaton TO the jury al The open.
iac Of the trial. that no material results would fol-
Low The decision Of the case."
, 1865-08-29

july, 1854 in the Arlington Cemetery there
had. up 10 the first of Jub, been buried the
bodies Of Eve thousand ont hundred and three