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froedmens court be established ~ whiSh means Jus
tcs be more speedily secured.
General Beauregard's Property and tilss Con-
dscation Laws.
Steps taken To- day by the government TO stay an
proceedings for the present In the matter Of the oons
cation OF the late Confederate General Beauregards pro-
perry In the Southern Siates
Field Omcers OF the Additional Regiments.
It understood that the following appointments have
been determined upon for field officers OF the additional
regiments Of the regular army provided for BY the late
act Of Congress, which appointments to be deter
mined upon in Cabinet meeting Tomorrow
To be Colonies Of regiments OF white infantry-Gencr
GilIem, Captain and A. @ NJ General George stonsmau,
Major Fourth cavalry; General Jno Gibbon, Captain
Fourth artillery General George Crook Major Third In
fantry.
To be Colonies Of the Veteran Reserve regiments
General J. l. Robinson Major Second infantry lost
fantry; General Daniel Z. Sckes, lost ieg-Major
General Volunteers and other not yet Axed upon
OF these General Pitcher has already received his ap.
To be Colonies or cavalry regments-General A. J.
Smith Major First cavalry; General BENJAMIN Il Gr.ea.
son, Brigadier General Volunteers General John r.
Hatch, Major Fourth cavalry.
TO be Majors Of cavalry ACKNOWLEDGEMENT James
Lewis O. Forsyth, Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
=, TO be Colonies Of colored infantry-Gener,l WIN D.
Hazen. Captain Eighth infantry; General Joseph A.
To be Lieutenant Colonies Of Veteran Reserve regi
meng-General John b. Mcintosh, captain Fist nian
try; General T. f. Bodenbaugh, Captain Second cav
airy.
Movements Of Queen Emma.
Queen Emma has spent another day Of sight seeing in
and around the city Of magnificent distances At eleven
O'Clock this morning, in company with her lady attendant
and the gentlemen who have been her escort since
her arrival In Washington, she visited the Washington
monument From there the party drove to the State
Department and called upon Secretary Seward who
showed his distinguished visitor every attention;
and then they visited the Treasury Department
This afternoon Secretary Seward took her Majesty
in his private carriage out the Seventh street
road to visit the forts and fields fought over during
the memorable days Of the rebellion when General
Early capturing Washington. Fort
Massachusetts, and other points of interest were
visltedt This evening Queen Emma held reception at
the residence of Secretary seward, and called upon
by many OF the distinguished ladies and gentlemen OF
the city The departure OF her Majesty has been post
poned uptii Wednesday, when she will leave in special
car for Niagara Falls She has received an invitation
since arrival here from the Mayor Of Boston to visit
that city and hopes before her departure from tho
country spend few days at tho club, and learn
something of the true Yankee habits and Character
fgticg
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rM ASSOCIATIONS roo rm ADVANCEMENT o. SCIENCE.

In the Associations for the Advancement Of Scheme TO-
day interesting discussion Of ths glacial theory occu
elected this evening President James l.
sewberry Of Columbia College, Wee Presidsnt
/. Lyman q Yale college, Treasurer, DR.. A. l.
Elwyn. Tho nsu meeting 81 the aasociasion
will be held At B,rllngon, W, August u, 1891 rcso-
luton passed urz ng Congress 10 maze Appropriations 10
enable the Comm 20 the Pans Esposfuon 70 pre-
pare for publication full report ~ the zane After the
usual President Barnard made
the closing speech tho sssoisop on The
VI tbs present and thanking the people
q Buffalo for Their hospi sies, Ibnre ~ii be srsod
.---.. 90 - .s.-<A-a ~.s~s '.
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s. sS sss e. 81, sA i fa''ss ss .%
sies%.Sp sri,aaas '1 p6rr Laird au-sow. Avg sss
s9se sh -h md.e ana .ss p.sssny.r 70 a.sdsa
ii q e j IL y + los s-:s'S
y 4 - .hp Great i..te1s AID .c mpaayHs steamers.
seaa.Alp Washington, Chichester kvshnond and Moe
fols wisa ina.e ana pss.-aSa. d Jane. ,lnd -
mise 20 P..sTSsrs o \ a-in sa, rail, we
aap t,.rsAns Hunter boston, wislN nd'e 70 As
so,mshlp ssliaon Morgan Boston, md.e ihe Metro
AZ. h': ieS@.. is,g 20 !. aad,.x Nh nas v r.i
DSfs rssIsa bate. s.mIeschy, - daya With mahsS-
'ark aisy rIoop of =. John, sBl. Mariner O. yasaAS
Bars I schulz, Anisr.oa. cow IA, day., ~rA vi, -
s s5s,I Nuo ~ n aspn.w ,t, .,o s.,
day., Yin trs,. 9 !awrs8ec one, d.
i Ers ssss aS Sr wa'f naI R'so:: s
' ii Ss~ s's Ss Maiden SsaA os,: 1 s
:, ssg Asnaea of shs.sa,ns NJ Stanley Bueno, Ayrss
grg iohAnaa SDutssl Eastman. Ansos,urs - days With
JsYss 0' o. ol''' o''"'''s'' 2 day. ""A sugar"
n,is Alma to1 Nassau, Pos. Moran, bay lam. n AsA
Org favariIe tof New nAvsni. Buell. Barbados with su
hrs Sparkling Sc. tsf ). Andrew. NIB. Bo~dsu. Gov
B,s Rae Br acDougai Lrnsan - DAYS, With COL. y
s,hr Henry SUIT, Cobb Galveston ,, days with ooos
Myron, Brown Beaufort NC, day. ~t.A ...A
Atprr. 20 mastar
srhr satellite, thompson. Port Royal SO. 10 day, 40
schr lsHe Em-on, Rmson. Daren "a u days with 49,
scar sAoila, Morrison Cedar Key. umbsr.
En- En- f,ns' II. poSf a MARTA ,osor.eo~o DO
schr Foiey inman, Virginia
aahr y Bnns Taylor yrsnla
sour I bngg,, roeg., yirgnia.
s.sr y Lortwssa, saasrs'' sts,a.a
huht y Hastings, Triton. Virginia.
schr onru-t. Thompsoa. Virginia.
hchr Wiz lisury, Arhhiy NirsnA.
schr llinrkley, i.esutt YirginlA.
schr q u lfoyt Cranmer Virginia
schr g. Fcrl-, Hunt Nngins.
schr MARY Emaa, Godfrey ylfginia
schr Miller Clayton Virginia
t-hf " 81 LEONARD Jones. Virginia
hchr lcnnings, jcnnlnga, Virginia
Schr = u htk tobinaun. Virginia
Scnr loaepl I. Franklin. Randolph vggssA
Schr 4 trvln. Hpiinr, Virginia
NcAr ioe smith, virginia
s gar r ,,,.s ss, s ~, y GIN
Nchr Na4hbarn, lanc. Virginia
Schr f,-rion Lppucitt Virginia.
schr sails Ann sleelmnn Ylranls
SCR Leggelt Robbins. yirslnis.
sehr Cfatner, Matthew. Virginia
srhr Frpnkln. Hnghe., Virginia
scbr on~a,d Arey, Bangor wh lumber . smp.sa a
se'r Slcoia csliooh mschtas
sch- nurdet Hart, Boston.
~ehf Helen, Perry, New Bedford
schr = 10Y, Hat, ror. Even ~ New Ha,.s.
Srhr HailctDn, Gardiner Port Eweu fsg Tsuntos.
rchr Monitor Besse, warcham
sehr Ney bowen New i.ondon for Fhilad-ahis
fchr VIM giluue. rrovilH. Portland. Conn
steamer James bady, biakcman. baltimore. hssrs~
IN ballast, % Lesry.
Bark Jams. walsh
Schr Madonna fof Hangpri
wind II ,unsei,S
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Presentation Of tho American Miuisser 10 the
kinf 81 Hawaii, &C.

rAs FhAfrsCo, A3FuN ~, lstb
General Edward k0Cook, American Minister " the
Kingdom a Hawai-, vss prevented 70 the King on the
2eih Of July.
Tho hawaiian Lea stature ssscmbled and adjourned on
The 2sth ~ july.
Horolulu papers susg-s, Tho orgsnlratlon o. yfr-
lance committee 70 prosct the fofeigh residcris from
se Of violence by the marderols cool .. lately imported
from China
A Homo ala lsusr o. Jay n rrpyr- that jules Du.
Don't Chssceor q ~. grnch Conss ate msrdere
IN bod ~ Chinese seryant
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Efws FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORRASs. August n 1870
Tho Mayor In full exercise Of all his functions with
no actual nlcrfercncs by the military authorities
The report IL that IN place OF General Sheridan bsng
ordered report 10 the Lieutenant Governor he waI
given by the President penary authority 70 suspend o.
dsinss any officer civil military, he o. Ho
moved no ono.
Crops tho hill lands are very had 10 Mississippi
The reports OF the appearance Of the tho
Pearl river country and In Claiborne county aud % the
cotton worm N Opcousas md lnfourche havo been
anined and found 10 he untrue after careful inycstsa
Tim
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CRrd.-fj Maiden Lave, New YORK, tog. 20,
I've desire . correct ths relst u to- ncnt papers
~ the 10Th IN regard - the IRE " maiden lane ar y =
are that eisr the third rnof % 30 ~ 80
premise Ere doing the create f,irags Y eut b3d
We rapidly repairing and solicit orders from or
friends and the pubic business vii not - iutrf
ruped ~ the ioss 10 the Metropolitan Pre- bsps rtr ~
an Patrol uuf~r obligations fof he
pfomptnsss and energy displayed Nonr euud have dpns
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soAJ RACE At poUsnxfEpst.

FOuHKgTss Auauef ~, 1900.
An exciting bosf rare took place here to-day between
John Nickel who recently defeated Gilbert Ward ~
sing sins, and fAfsye.t Tomptins, who recently do
feated VIM Stevens The men fowed 10 working boats
ds snce one mile and half and return, for the OF
slO0 Al the start Nickel took the led and kept
for some distance, when rompkins passed him aud
turned the stake beat ahead Mckee nothing dauntsd
bent Down 10 his work With WILL and coon ovcrhsusd
Tompkins passing him In tnrp, and arriving ct the
cheers OF four or Ave hundred persons who bad assem
bed 10 witness The Affair."
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Ague.-strickiand's Ague Remedy is a Ger:
II has stood tne test Of In the valley. ~
MISSISSIPPI aud Missouri and the sovereign remedy IN alt
thess Injected districts sold by ali druggists
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A.-A.-Swecs Opoposax from Mexico. Ths
moot elegant and essential personal requisite for LADY
aExTRACT or SWEET oFOPOSAx.T
r. r SMITH A co, Nsw York
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coAsE1Aii,pss xhhpiAtiTf6 s61ff cac. A.
Freckies, Moth, Pimples, Flcsh worms. Erupuons &c
GoURArDs ORIENTAL CREAM, OR MAGICAL
BEAUrIFIER -Ref-rencc.-womru Of aud /.
lous beauty Al bis DEPOT cas- broadway. and druEgnls
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Once Used they Recommend Thrmscive-.p
BURNETT's STANDARD COOKING EXTRACT
KALltsTpk, FOR the complexion; FLORl MEL Tho finest
Perfume In the world, aud COCAINE the be@t Hair.
dressing eItant-ChrstIRn Freeman Boston.
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gna JAsu n4rfs. staples from Bangor for AEras rsavk
Fall River nlsht ~ Tth a.t ~ Es. COOP snd haa sss
ohrrsi.e damaged % Aui Damage % mo oosAa we've.
~ ioas register b al Il, Aadrr y. il 1900 ssd s,ss "A
wsni-men.
~ t 5s G ss ss s' 70, s
elephant whaling -
% s gss xs' .sa ss ss 10 & ~ ay III %
$ % ss % 10 ss s is s saes A s,
tho boa, saa ,ssy ~ere obliged 70 oa, from him
spoken. &c.
ship Alns Brown, from hobfs for Liverpool JAY .. -
n.rt AZ, T.,a:5 s.Ss; frss" boston for sss-
Brg Bsas.r, Croker, ss~ yort for Kins,os, Js~ -
Brs Jsnn. oa.hm.n. from Galveston for Bs.sos A.s Va
50 nli.. % sosla Point.
Por~is~ Ports.
Aug A-Arr Hiids csr.n. Loasgreo. Nvosay
H.. sars hs..s a. Bsa s a. c, r.sI,,
niae wavr, fnrI r1l.iapSai sS. vryL.adsI. Lsplss,
a.,sssa.ss. Ags .-Jsy n..r s.rs I...; 2 Ds. .s
sas l. erts Anas. smith rIiniasa
no Gs. sass ' r. s? ssa s.''
s%%ss rs 81 .@:'i: $500: M -
.so e. nS;. a. sr Ne.
T. iS. ss. o s, sr''ss
scssos AraEs. Juas is-Arr Issssl. Oliver. fesssnSs
Pcss1r igas r,.sr Dsylshl rs.r.s grs.n.aa. SAL.
5qss Bal M. J. ..s "a sss .sl. h;S
Elsn POSTER Robinson. singapore ss July casrsrs.
S ss., g.. i..I ~ s:. :. co. ss. 800;
.oSaas Tsay oas.s.is'. .nd VIVA Iof.s. ksosas.s.
Ssssst .ass "a ii.mg.sa. .,,n.... syg.
.r r, ~ III, ~ hSs1 s,ss5. s m.
ga. - S 80! "a ;ssss We -.
n fs, "a n "a cs.ss s,.ssra va "a. ysSs
ss,s sp.'nE =. ns-s s.,.s S:'0Il., n,l"'S
ts.ls:i. - ..ps.a steer 80 -.
=. go Il ~. st sS: .ss: -r s:s- srs s';
n. ss. 1855: s. e. q. az y s:'
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rltse,rr AZ ar ri. GAIA. rsnAaslsh.. ca.
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f's., g ' iss ~ ie,1ss Essss, S6r.saa 70.
80. 49,. ls NJ, hi,s ia, '' ~. =. ,ss,..
s,s,, !, ,ss ~ cos - - so', .s.s ~
ns.,sa .n..a9s I..ssl,.gs sys,s iSrs psssrrih ~
stsrs 81, y L'sass. < ssakins. . - Iui,s. =
800. sg. g.:s. &c. .yssi. ~ = - >.
:..:s: T. 49, ~ u f sa:. .i, S.'
sssi -, 80 r.'.s = -. Sysrs "a ~ n.
is.ss, "a, - ws.yiss. i,v,,.-.a - ".
~ = ,'s,s sasss..., Ssg'.. . y, !. 80 80 :.
cloh ,sss.srs- cr-..r - - res = sm.r
a. !, Gr.s,s.sss,t. = y s,.s-sr rgyiswt ~.
ha,fs ~, 2 - ~, ~ -. ssgs,
~ ~ o.ss.s rs,,.r e..<,',s. u 'S'tss. 80
N,y,r. ~ - ~ r.stss. vars.s - -,
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full appearsur~ whsr~ b.re dsncent bosom 4
DESTROY the natural beauty of The parts Madame yums'
Mamma balm and Patent Breast Elevator 3d3 Canal
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All Priycs Dashed In Legal Lotteries. tircu.
CLUE. Broke IrS Broadway
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THE Me.' W:ydSrt"ia = Nc r s,, Eyrs,
REMEDY Tell your sffietsd friends 70 tryu
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Dr. BicLnclp- s,rup For D'-entcr', Diar.
rhcnn PaNe Complaints Erf1fallg - ~ f4fsaf .he
s.fss. remedy ia ths taaffst Tn II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

BatchsIor'r Hair Dy~.-Thc Bcrf In the " Grid,
ouy reffet Dye harmless reliable, inssntaueons
En.,Drt 81 Barclay street
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"A, Gsntion; tn. wspSdcIT vWronTM b,
uendous all tho county, have started certain
quarks To limitations Rvery druggist knows this 70 be
All "A
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ship An, Brown from hobis for Liverpool JAY .. -
rs TO- Inn ~ %
ship culiVsior. bound n. Aug 10. lat 81 20 ior ~.
Hart Alice T.nter befors from Boston for sss
nam. July II. lat Is IS I'm a0DW
Brg Beas.r Croker, Ss~ yort for Kinssioa, Jss -
date. lat ~ 90 lon 70
brig Jsnns. cashm.n for Bssbos Ass ".
1nll Oh HQut
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G.sy"n,:s tc:.Gwg"e.k,rss, ,lE Zach Bo ~. -


every % Dlsrrb9s Dyssntery and Cholera. VI.
instructions 70 refund tho Ia 10
stance WHARF fails 10 relieve and Principal depot.
az broadway
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a.. D' l,sss-a ~ sar.s
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A star AMONG the Mcicors.- Trnshy srenir
m.,.or.ke swiftnsss Aranwhe Che perfume n the
Western world, rHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING iBRtUa.
has reached zenith OF public remains hce
with rival the throne
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Gournud's Poudrr -.biiic lrre.i- la
from low fufshrads any par III - boil ~ - 9st
as Erosdwsy aud dfgEgists MsIea o. ~
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Grover, & Baker. Iig-, rrrmls@ ris.t
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Elliptic Lock stitch SOWING Machine, Wit
ny, in'ssi improvements and alta hHsnts iN'taFAFl
Is 81 TtiE BESf fOK FAMILY rSk Agsfis ~sEte
vEiptic sewing NarLlns Compsny Si froafTay
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uewe sewing Machine ton,r"n, III
HOME. Jr Inventor ~ The rsWths - hltf f"Fff@1'
Broadway. Ag.uis wAni.f
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n~ srsiafylns y tais ,ss 81 ~ - .hes's b.
va, .a.rs Il o,sa % ns~ ~ fsyYA q ys.'egasy
re .ysrsl.Tn .tsAA
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Th~ "lE,n.n Leck.titch Soi,fl.-'. III ,yH,rn7
81 kNtufeT ~ fGANEN NtANts''t
co A hewsfy. rew fors
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faE rRoaaGss
Tie following communication from the Registrar OF
Records addressed 10 the Health Board yesterday
II gives full and report Of the progress OF the
cholera In all parts OF The United States during the
pKesent IeAr;-
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ROYAL Havana Let'rry. 80 20 ~ ="
sa9blaan. I'd ~ slrAs " soA aad sussr
TAYLOR A 20. Baassfs - W. - = u \
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lsss ls5 srMlYgl',,Hg1s . sIsaEs T..f -.
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Marine IDtsastcrS.

Bnid JasKs Staples, Bangor for AEgus rsSS
a, Holmes Hole. u contact With BRIG oossn wssn.
Fall River ust ~ lIth inst 90 Hast CtOp aud had
grtt hboou head ard head gear vrs4A
Otherwise damaged 10 hull Damage tho OosAa wswo
rhiug
BrIG ctapA wsnsrrH sunk BY collision 90 Hsuset was
y ~ h al ~ mir 100 ard fAleA ~
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SID from Pr0sinceto~B, Aas H. srhr Gerry smith, As
aht Ocean SD 10Th. sehr simmons. fof Ds-oisusa
elephant whaling
snip vnsyAsd ~hah Al Fisartorn iyth. reports thss
SUNDAY and sonday. 10 miles on 0ay Head, isp-
Of whales all shy. The maize
be blood sfgvo
the boat aud isey obg sd from him.
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mn. H.r Dy.3p Cert. 49,. r n T. or nrss"
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
Thibodaux, La, April IA, 1866.

Gals was runnin all round the White
House tryin to git in, but the door was
shot. and the door-keeper stood thar with
a boot-jaok ready to knock down the first
mar that run in by him, and they dident,
for he showd them his weepin. Sumner
stood off far. and every time he looked
todes the house, he put his hand behind
him like he was gnine to take out his
~hankerchif, but dident, and | was afeerd
somewhat hurt him. The President is
torking about maxim me a feel marshall to
git a core of men to proteck him from the
Radicals. not that they want to hurt him
but they are all hungry for offs just now.
Yourn,
JACK DOWNING.
Ex-Majer, sc.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-14
Major Jack Downing.
HE ISSUES A "PEECE PROCLAMA-
TION."-HIS ADVICE TO THE
Z RADICALS.

MAMMALS. " SO
WosH1NToN, Feb. ~.
TO MILLoT fillmore.
Dear MiAot-I spose you have red on,
Inessidge o vetoin of the Freedman
Buro. That great Staff paper is gone
from US abilin, down the stream of time
We rt it, and We sent it out as a far ex.
preston of our f~eelins, and yues on the
present circumstances.
As a general thing I and the President
cant stop to explain to inquisitive per
sons, what we are a dom OF, for the
country. We couldent spare the time.
Yet 1 wish to give you and Jeemes Buc-
cannon the piAts, occasionly because |
know you can appreshate our difficulties.
When this Freedman's Buro lor came
T. Us for our approval, the President
Go.ch up the paper and red it through from
sne beginning to the eeHding, without
stoppin, and then handed il to me without
sayin Of a word. / red It myself, the
PRESIDENT lookin first at me and then Al
the fire, tell got through. When / fin.
ished II. the President said:
Did you ever see the better Of HAT Il
your born days; there is more brskin nf
the Constitution, in that one lor, than in
all the acks Of Congress since / was q
baby. What shall I do with it z"
Ses /, "What does the Constitusbon
say we must do with it,"
Veto it," ses the President,
Then veto it." ses ! "and when we
veto Il less leeve the matters imbraced IN
= cleer and distinck for all fatur time.
fut 1t beyond dispute. Did YOU aver
Know GEnk Winkfeel, Mr.. President? -
No." Sed the President, .. never had
of himfn "na1
SEES |, "Glink Winkfeel was the SON of
ola Boohoo Winkfeel, a relashon Of lem.
WINFIELD Scot. Now, Glink was cross
ide and near sited and yused to war an old
par Of black iron spacktickles. sv;fh
round glasses neerly as big as q saucer
har was white. all his life, and
when i knowed him particular, 10 was ]
great hand to play maryils, and ~ canld |,
aiways tell when he was goin to take al
ne middle mar from tor. Glink uouId
up his back and draw 4 beed III III
nlddie man and turn his he'd sorter !
Ways, like 9 dog lookin IL d pecte II bsrd
EF&E =HR RI XEA
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In Memorialn.

In MemOrilnf.
1t has pleased Almighty God, in His inscru
tible Providence, to remove from among us on
highly respected and deeply beloved Brother
BANNON GOFORTH THIBODAUA.
The will of God is accomplished.
In thus taking a final leave of our beloved
Brother, it behooyes us, who knew him well. Il
give TO his memory something more than &
passing tear. As q man, he was exemplary il
his conduct, gentlemanIy in his bearing, hospi
table in his family. and ever r: ady to lend o
helping hand to youthful talent or aspiring
genius.
As a citizen, consi tent in his political views
be was frequently hoaored with the ~sutirages oil
his fellow-citizens and received at their hands
VARIOUS offices OF honor and trust. not the least
OF which was a representative upon the floor OF
the United States Congress.
As a scholar, be was eqnalled by fcw--ex-
celied by none--in the study of those abstruse
doctrines OF philosophy which have perpiexed
the ablest minds of the nineteenth century.
AS a father. we leave the tears and mourning
OF q numerous family, who miss his guidance
and feel their loss, to speak of his virtues as a
husband and father,
As a Mason, we find it difficult to express in
words the extent of our loss. One Of the
founders of this Lodge. he has eyer been an at
tentlve member presided frequently as its w.
NJ, always aahering strictly to the ancient
Landmarks of the Ordet, and giving wages
with impartial business.
To many of us he was not only a teacher in
Masonry, but as it were. a father. imparting to
us from bis rich store of Masonic knowledge.
much OF that which we have acquired.
As ". NV. p. NJ: W. OR. Jr. Warden in
Z. H., he stood deservedly high with the
compeers of bis Order.
!. The mortal having put on Immortality, the
corruptibie incorruptibiIity. he is gone from the
scenes of his earthly labors to work in that
Lodge which is eternal in the Heavens.
where we pray his work may be found as ac-
as it was here on earth.
So mote it be.
In token whereof, we, the ". NJ. Wardens md
Brethren of Thiboeaux B. Lodge No. 90. |
!. 4. NJ, do hereby declare that we deenlv
ympathize with the family Of our deceased
3rother in their sad bereavement, and resolve
nat the Lodge room be clothed in MOURNING
md that the membersswear the usual badge Of |
Mourning for thirty days.
HALL. OF THIBoDAux b. L.. No. 90, April, 1866.