Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10

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Msttssxs rcook,s o. slbieN aeYtss B. Rsrnart,
James skidmore, Thomas KnoNies. fhcmsss
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Hodseson, Charles Il. smith, Jno. !, Turner, An-i
thony Bueklst, Lewis Brooke Geo X swtin,
JnO II BOYD George 4 MasIsT sGsIsr Jno ,nC m,I.Wo
Downing, Geo. Gordon, Robt: Coltman, george
Waters, Jno. y. Clsfks. WE, bradley, J. q Gu
lick, NJ, B. Buckley, WIN. Gibson, VIM T. Nickel
fags SS Ss: e.: s.S:s VIM Sna aos. sSR e. @
Jno. W. Doaglaas, Jno. P.Gohels, X :, Beaii'
jos r. waliing, Hyap Piokerell, Geo. Mcclellan,
VIM. A. Gray, d. ., Mitchell, WIN; B. Robertson,
Bile, John W. Tucker, Henry Bright, John W.
Cornwall, George B. Kennedy, John W. Rodgers,
Henry Lyles, Henry n. Oben, Samuel Uassidy,
Benz. BOhrer, Jamss Adams, James Meorsnn,
Miller, T. o. sanderson, G. o. Clark, kengle,
Mahlon Palconer, Edwin Green, }. H. Tucker,
wm. Redstresk, Horatio Bell, Horatio Moran,
%ashinSton " o. Berry, Benjamin BsrkIsy, Henry
King, H. Iemuei L, Gsddis, Thomas Blsies, ,
George Upperman, WIN. Garrett, Charles Z.
Lewis, uriah Hilton, Jno. p: Boadford, VIM. *.
Mcdonald. George W. Blake, N W. Burchoii,
rRsi TSs Court '; ordered tho Marshal to have the
fore the Court tomorrow morning, at 10 o clock.
FATAL AcotDHNr.-T This morning about
half past eight o'clock an accident occurred at
the Seventh street wharf, which resulted in the
death q Frank 7. ooSgdon. member ~, s Sl com
under the command Of Captain, Ford and Lieut..
Gilbert. II seems that Oongden and eompan.
Ion named Frank p. Barton had Just been relieved
ins the porch in noIt Of the Building near lie
wharf, utsd as quarters for the guard. Barton
was about putting his musket away. and was en-
gagsd, In taking the cap from the gun, when, by
souns Accident Invent of, the ball striking Cong
don over the, risht ear, and passing through his
head, killing hfm instantly. Barton and the de-
ceased were warm friends and constantly to-
accident and seems 70 be in the greatest trouble.
No blame Is ttached to Barton as the shooting
was purely accidental. Lieut.. Gilbert has tsie-
graphsd to the friends Of the deceased In Phla-
deibhia, and his body viii be Eeut home for
burial. .r.-,. ... ..l ~. J. y L.L'
FIVE TEAh-Hoxs MAsuFAoTuREL-PRI
vArE EsrERPfnsB. &c Certainly the most beautiful
ahtSsy SaFsaa tsst s,s yraosa oaI oity passed
osr atsse fbf fmarntnv h was buiit by Mr.
lam ridgst 1saS PennsylyauIs avenue. for,
gobn p Fi,is scS pam ns,Iysn,a ayeune, b between
Nintb and Tsnth streets On each side M, It,
ps,sa, d "a bava nsInted in ana giit letters
sIasn 4 Rilis piano and Mnsie Warerooms, So6
pann.vIvanis avanne = The end board has on
y "ohick;rfag 4 SONG Pta,,"s; a ns panied p1h9se
Tte wagon il eonstructed 90 as 70 carry two pi.
amos al the same time, and every eonvenienoe
| for moving that Mr. Ellis long experience In the
| plano business has suggested has been carried
| ont In the building OF this wagon. Oardlner pho-
tograpbsd The wagon, with M Ellis and his en-