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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-30

No repulsive scctaransm will be INDUCED coun,e-
nanced. At the time effort will br employed
encourage and render inviolse the professions Of
Christians, and to induce all Ia adopt the religion Of
Christ To all who respect Christianity and its lnsitu
lions, the welcome hand will be heartily extended. TO
nose whose influence Is prcjudcia to Religion and good
morals no protfac;ed stay eau be allowed. ~"
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THEY MASUFAcrrRE The

All from the ofmateraI be found Ia the country
~ We cf.m II tn be the Best and Cheapest Collar in
the Word.< {
FIELD, PALMER & LETTER, Chicago. Ill.,.
Sole Agents for the States Of Illinois. Michigan, Wis.
ccns'n, LAVA and Minnesota. s
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FEEE FROM GcktS OIL. WITH FLOWERS sUus
AND DARES OF TIE HIGHEST NED.
ICAL WRITE.

Thgso Rrrs have received the endorsement Of more
than four hundred Regular Physicians who have recsr
ncndci their in Dyspepsia, DcrarscInent CT the
stomach asq Of Appetite Nervous Prostitution ncriii
" in all cases of d.eass "hich in lis ncipet stag
require cny generous diet, and iHvig3rating,
nourishing stim1laf As safeguard against diseases
eient to countries had water severe lasDr and
great exposure, the ttters have never been equale
First Hundreds Of the most successful and respected
Physicians recommend
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
sgCoNn-The highest medical authority OF the army
have riYrn thrlr unqualified sprrors.:c
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS.
THRp-- Tho,,srds Of insalds restored to health thro
lArit agency, recommend
SWANS BOURBON Buffers.
FOURTH Thousands Of soldiers IN hospitals and TIE
march have becl chesed, strengthened and btnehtts&
b. the use Of
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
FIFTH Thousands Of eragram.s on the Western Plains
hare been saYs4 r"a disease AID dsth, by the sinely
use q
SWANS BOURBON BTTTERS.
sixTH-Travelers Rivcrs and the Ocean have found
an uEfang rers4edY 10
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
sEyENTI- Miners boiling far down in the bosss q the
/ earth, have been projected and preserredby
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS.
acknowledgements OF ladies have had the bloom re-
stored to their checks by using
SFAIN'S BOURBON BFTTERS.
NINTTHy increasing The appetite assisting digestion,
regulating tie bowels and giving tone 20 the system,
they imPart strength and r 20 the body and cheer
fulness to the mind
.t9" II your druEcs. traie5Uan has not got Eiess
Sitte,S have him send for then.
sSF~ Remember the ralne, and take no othC-.
FOR sale by leading Drugiss and Grocers everywhere
C. HI. SWAIN, Proprietor,
.A... 8; South Water Street Chicago
iowa. ..-.. 2s,Iy
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Agents Look Here.

ID ErCaNED SnLDIEsss AND ENERGEr'
X ic men Of good address waited IN every Corn
~ h, Iowa TO fake nr,itrs for tna oiio~ins popular
works: Life Of Ahrahasa LiEcan. by Dr. g. Holland
in. ra,,ar and .iftra Timothy fcomh of!f lo0, e1a
hbb5u co,a!,.e IA tSo volumes, az. nriaerous 9TH
or subscription works. az sr<s-.
We have also f,c finest as:ortm9rt ~ a@-ne" goods
r,n,istny Of E-rrayinc.. Maps, Charts SC. ia tsie
wet. Extra iaaucrn!rnts offered ami eNcs'e tsFf'-
tJry ss,:srsi.. nsni for eirc.i,r TO - fa .rr
49, = "--.-s o, @. EiT0S i CO,
sS.sx Box d:i. Iowa i,!sf, laS3,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-30
Preparatory Department.
Religious Element.

preparatory department Is arranged for all Misses
and Lads not qualified to enter the Academic classes
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-30
Expenses.

Calendar.
Fail Term commences September Isl, and closes De
cember lat lSGi Winter Term commences December
18th 1864, and closes March 10TH 1865 SUNNI " Term
commences Mar, h 29th, and closes June 2-,h. 1865
II is very desirable that Students enter at the Corr
menceniept Of the terms.
. No person need apply for admission who cannot o.
viii not conform to the published Bylaws Of the nsti.
uion. ... as. '... ...T All .. -. t.-
Rev. II. 8. BRONSON. Pyest Board Trustees.
l.. w. WATERBURY,, Secretary
Rev. &C. MATIlEH. aren't.
Rev. II s BRrNSON.
: ?. SliaMaERislN. Executive Committed.
J. +. ROBERTSON,
FAyErrs. Faye.te County, Iowa Aug I, 1861 2l:tf
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FACULTY..

VN Il HV"SVNH, SEE Is KSO4,
----.o:----~
FACULTY.
+. - q ---l Fss.e 81 as.a "a
Rev. WILLIAM BRUSH, President,
assisrEDBY CAS-.
Professor JOHN aANBoRN and Miss A. IsBELL,
rrecsrtress.e - .-. r
A. NJ. SANFORD, Teacher Of voca, and Instrument.
al Music. 10
J. F.. BOICE. Steward.
&. Miss V. G. RoBERTsoS, Teacher of Preparatory.
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The BOARDING DeDartnneNt,
The Government.

Good board will be furnished students in the building
at 81 90 per week. Room rent, So per term.
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1 Upper IOWA
U NV Il X SITY

The Pail term Of this rnsttuton opens for the admis
zion vi students OF both sexes,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-30

~ Subscriptions also received by Rank, and BANK
generally Throughout the United sta.es 33-iy
rs,O TIE NERVOUS, DEBILITATE AND pESP0N-
! dent ~ bnth sexes. A great sufferer basias been
restored 10 health IN few days after May Of mis-
cry is within. asss: his suffering fellow. by
srnIng Cree, the receipt Of directed postpaid
vellpe cony of the formula ofscrre employed Direct
to JOHN VI. DAGNALL, Box 1873, Post Office.
Brookyn n. Y.
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TO TAKE EFFECT THURSDAY, yAs, IS, 1885

.. ". Il. R.-frains I:src Farley Junction at 1873
?. n arriving at Ceigr Rapids at 40 p Leave Ce.
dar Rapids at I;lo arriving At Farley Junction at
li:3s A. n.
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F1lHE CELEBRATED
COOPER WAGONS,
s; FIR Fails b. R1ENCH,
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fcFy Resptctlh!Iy,
NTSSiNilaI L. ElinNs.
g. SIOUX CITY RAILROAD,

AGENTS rOR Fairbanks Scales; Herrns's Safes; J.
Clothes wrrgers. .... ...
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Circulars forwarded aud subscriptions received by
..' JOHN W. CORLIFS 4 CO.. and
... J. N. TlFFT. Financial Agent OF the Republic
Of MexinA 81 llrnaaMaN. y. u. 49,
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ST A 7 Z M E N T
OF the Condition Of the
UNITED STATES
Insurance Co.

Total liabilities, ..............-.. None.
1.-THE greatest cunt insured IN any risk e0 900
1.-THE greatest allowed by the rules Of the
CounIan3 To be insured IN any one city, town or
village, Unlimited.
18th Act of Incorporation of the Company here
with i!ed.
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Make Ready, Take Aim, Fire

pY THE ORDER OF THE COMMANDING GEN.
- eral OF this District all VINO have had their
enrolled in the grea. conflict OF high prices iu time of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-30


Bowels. In E IA ftL
ehly Stomach rrirtts
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
The Ladies Ear.


Tta proYoscd ladies Fair. which is %
b. held at Charlotte Hall for the purpose
OF realizing funds to enclose the .7enains af
the Confederate dead st Point lookout IN
this county, is being brought BY the ener-
= Of the lady managers 10 genera. at
,cnt;on, and is every where, We are pleas
Cd to be Informed. receiving approval a1'}
ercoura cement. To eufusc a generous
rivalry among the different districts Of our
county. !, will De seen by reference to res
olut;ons in another column. that il Las
besn arranged that each district is to be
roD,esented b. one or more tables at the
Fair, an, that these tables are to DC under
the management OF the epresidcnt and
other members Of the executive committee
of each district By this ju1cious ar
rangcnen,, it is hoped. that the different
districts Will be excited BY local pride to
make liberal contributions il aid Of the
F4.r
As lu, few weeks now remain in which
10 oauip the different tables which are TO
anreor al the Fair, contributions Of articles
,,ro,cr to be exhibited and likely to be IL
demand on an occasion like the orc IN
question, arc now eminen'lT n order,
and it is to be hoped that the ladies Of the
county will Immediately address themselves
to tho task Of creating or procuring such
articles, and hand theu over to the ezeou-
tive committees Of their respective districts
without delay AZ the Fair depends for
It's SUCCESS upon the united efors Of our Ia
dies, each one should make point Of con-
triouting something 70 tho tabl"s, and,
when this cannot bo done without incon-
vcnence, kind xord in favor Of its objects
will, We are sure, be gratefully recognized
by the lady managers.
IN this connection, We deem it our. duty
to submit to the confederation of the exc
cutvc committee proposition made by
correspondent from the Factory district in
regard to the tournament which is to be
held in aid of the Pair. He proposes that
leach district shall be represented by its
own knights and noarsbals at the tourna-
ncnt-say eight or ten to each district
and to facilitate. matters, let two districts
be consolidated and each have a day ap-
pointed to rido. Entrance fee, say s. or
more. if necessary-have no unforms-a
white sash with red cross OF some other
design"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
Democratic Il eatir g.

II mass .neetlu-. ot the Democratic
party Of st. Mays county, eonyeued al
the Cou,; House, Leonarl:ovn. on Sat
urday. thc 1st Of September, 1866, . Sc
ect delegates TO the Congressional Con-
veution 10 be assembled al Blalc:rs3rrg on
the 4th Of September, on motion Of Judge
r. Ford, Dr. John II Bronze. Of s.. Inl-
goes district, was called 70 the chair. On
motion Of D. S. Briscoe, Dr.. Thos- a
Lynch, Of the Factory district, and DR..
Thos J Stoae, Of Leonarltown district,
were elected vice-presidcnts Of the meet
ing Ga motion OF James II. Wilson,
George Il Barber, Of Charlotte Hall dis
;rict, vas appointed secretary.
The chair having stated the object of
the meeting, on motion OF Col. John D.
Freeman, committee of FIVE were ap-
pointed BY the Chair TO nominate to the
meeting five gentlemen to represent the
county iu the BIadeusburg Convention
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed as the Committee Col John D. Free
nlau, Jas. T. Yates, O. 3. Brooke, JET
fcrson D. Lokcr and John II, Alillari.
The Committee retired for consultation
aud subsequently reported, recommending
Col. c. Bill;ng5ley, Judge Z Ford, Jas.
S. Downs and John \. Caplalier as Dele
gates 10 the B.adensburg Convention,
which Recommendation was unanimously
endorsed by the meeting
On motion of DR., Henry A. Ford, 1t
was agreed that the delegation appointed
to the Convention be empowered TO hll
any vacancy which may occur IN their
body
On motion, it was ordered that the pro-
ceedines Of the meeting be published in
the St. a1ary'o Gazette
On motion Of JAS S. Downs, the meet
ing adjourned.
JOHN VI. BROOME,
prest
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

We expressed wish il our last paper
TO be furnished with list of the officers OF
the dav and the knights that contested at
tho late tournament at Blaklstone's 7 avll-
ion, and an obiging correspondent has fur
nished US with the list desired, which we give
below. It wiz be recollected, that we gave
in our last issue the names Of the ladies
that were crowned on the occasion OF this
tournament, and therefore VIC omit them
in the present connection.
Chief Marshal, James Waring.
Asst. hcrslrls, Geo. r. Garner and
Francis Dillahay.
Herald, Daniel Shanks.
Orator. G. T. Maddox.
Judges, Jas. r Alvey, Ii. j. Allstan
and Thomas Hodges.
Names Of the knights and the order IL
which they rode,
| Richard Ceur de Leol, TILTs.
r T Cotton. 90 0 0 @
, Kni 5bt OF Dcmby, R. Il Garner, / !
Of the Lost Cause, D. Coadc, /
=" Miles.own, Ed S. Hawley, l !
:. Leonardtown, Whit Hammett, |
s " Pleasant Plains, John Hurry, |
I /" Bedlam Neck, r j. Payne, /
5 :. the Marsh, L. J Sutton, 0 O 0 q
9 " Oakland, j II. ParSonS, |
10 ST. Joseph'sJ Mattlngly, / | !
II Somebody's knight,
Charles Burch, .
IL Knight of Chaptico,
j. W Carpenter,
IS :. Wicomco, Philip Neale, l
ii = Green Springs,
Francis Maddox,
Is . Faint Hope, Chew Burcb, |
l6, Charles, Henry Cough, l !
II " Bachelors Hope,
H. G. Garner,
IS !" Fosters Neck, Jere Blair, l
10 = Champion,
" II. Johnson, . . Y
1st round, ilvc courses, won BY Knight
OF St. Joseph's..
2nd rouud. three courses, for first maid
ofhonor, Knight Of Milcstown. ;; Leoaar8
Town, /; Green Springs, ,; Charles. ;;
Bachelors Hope, 5 y tie again between
the Knight ofCharles and Bachelors Hope
for lst maid Of Honor. Decided in the
1st course IN favor of the Knight Of Charles
who oeyownc3 the lst Maid and the knight Of
Bachelors Hope entitled to crown q Maid
Of Honor. \ second tie between Miles
town and Green Springs, decided by one
ride, call in favor ofGreen Springs, Miles
town crownip & 4th Maid Of Honor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
QBiTJ -ARY.

Dcnarted this lii, on Sunday, thc 12'h
nl,ino, CLARENCE. and on the We'd
nes.lav follow .uc. ELLA, son and daugh-
Ter ot Augustus g.. AMI Susan Slye, Of
Charles Coaniy.
The first. : lovely, dark-eyed, s2right,y
tov o. toslr summers, the other q sweet,
owing li.:le Gil, .jGst from its mothers
arms. Dvp;heria, that fell disease, has
stricken Two fond hearts, and east Shallow
on one homestead Those ou!y who have
had two darling for,as, ii a few hours,
sna,ched from their embrace, and laid IN
the cold, cold grave, can conceive their
sqouy. Parents YOU will 20 more hear
their merry pra;;le, and feel their little
arms clasp:ng vou in love Those words,
uttered with so much affection, and which
fell so swec,lv on your ears, Pa, amt |
your darling baby boy 2 and Ma, ol |
love nv Ma you will hear no more on
earth, those words are changed TO words
Of praise. Then, weep not for taronce
anj Ella, but rejoice that Your babes are
without spot b fore the throne Of God
and if Won would behold them again You
must seek all entrance through the blood
of the Crucided, into that City that bath
no need of the san neither Of the moon to
shine in it, where God shall wipe away ali
tears from their eyes, and there shall b.
no more death, neither sorrow, nor cry
ing, neither shall there be any more palA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

IN the Circuit Court for SAINT Mary's Coun-
tv, ait,jny aS l Cour, Of Equity.
No 3 n Equity
ESY virtue Of anthontv vested in me as
% Clerk Of the Clr'uit Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. by the Code Of Pubic General
Laws Of this State. it is hereby ordered, that
the AnIitor, Report hed in this
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless causo
0 the contrary be shown on or before tho
third Monday of Nov. next; provided
-nDv Of this order be inserted in the SAINT
Narv's tT,t-rtfc once week for three snccts-
,ivc weeks prior TO the third Monday
OF Oct. next.
JNO A CAMA.IER, Cl'k.
True copy-Tcst:
JNN. a. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Aug 80 lS66--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

Ned!rec.a,tention. 20 the advertisement
OF Steamers Matilda and Planter. OF the
Ps.ax.,. as ~ r-ni n orr ai-c--
.s.c .-..s
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
81 DOLLARS RElI lRD

vii re pad cor the recovery OF <S
The Colt described and the ar y..Ek
rest Of The thief or ten dol ak.s,.siy !
lars will be PAD for the colt.
The missing. animal is a Bay Fluy-tw ?
aod half wears o,d-wcll grown and ID
good ordcr-scar on one q her tips anu
a Sigh, swelling on bridge q the Do'e,
She can be returned to Nessrs Garner \
Carpenter a; C4aptico o. 70 ny firm above
Ch"ptico, ,,DDrp
Sent. | 1SG6-2i.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George Combs.
Ellen 5 kei ard & others.

In the Circnit Court for St Mary's County
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. IS y. Equity.
g1Y virtue nf authority vested in me. as
- Clerk pf the Circuit Court for ST. Ma
rvs County, by the Code Of Public General
Laws" If this State il is hereby or
derrd that the Rcport,n R,hcrr Combs
ana James 5. Downs Trustees filed in this
cty.e, be ratified and Confirmed unless cause
to tRe contrary be shown or before tho
third Monday OF Nov. newt provided.
copy Of this orlcr be inserted in the Saint
Nary'S Gazette once a week tor three sue
ccsSive weeks prior TO the third Monday OF
Oct. utXt
The Rcpor, states that the land sold for
$4,000.
JNO. a. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test:
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Crk. +
Aug so, ls66-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

In the matter of the Petition OF } Felix
Morgan, an lnsolvenl PrtpioAcr.
In the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's county
M T., 1856.
No Q Insolvcnts
EpY virtue of authority vested in me-,
~ Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st Mary II
County. bv the ',Cole Of Publ: General
I.aws'' of this State, i IS hereby ordered that
the Report filed BY Jas $ Downs, Trustee IN
this case. bo ratified and confirmed. unless
cause To the contrary be shown ON or before
the third Monday Of Nov next provided
a copy of this order be nscrtcd in tie Saint
Marv's Gazette. once a week for three sucee'-
sive weeks prIor to the third Mon0ay #
Oct. next.
Tie E,port states ;hat the property sod
for 5000
JNO \ CAMALIER, Clk.
True copy--Te>t
JNo A CAVALIER, Crk.
Aus 60, lsl6-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06


IN and after Weine,day, September o.
0lS66, the Steamers Matilda ana ueorSe
Wcems will run as follow:
1,11r, c,rE,,,rp 1fATIID4
w,
Capt. James Gonfl v VIII leave h'' " "'i >
NO. loDacco Warehouse every
WEDNESDA \ .uORNING, AT 8
1,r11rr
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
estate OF MARYLAND,
- OFFICE OF THE SECEETA-
RY OF STATE
ANNAPOLIS. August 30th. 1866.

ANN4FoIIs. august 50Vh. ToOO. J
Notice is hereby given, that III Gene
raj Assembly, at its January session,
1865. having adopted the following reso-
lutions proposing au amendment TO the
Constitution Of our State, said am@pd-
nent viii be submitted to ,he qua.lh d
electors OF the State, for their comtlrma-
ton or rejection. at the election for mem-
bers of The General Assembly, 10 bo held
on the 9th day OF November next.
By order Of the Governor
JOHN " CARTER
Secretary vi State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

No l1.-Joint resolution abollshing
the sixth section OF tho eighth article OF the
Constitution.
Res2Ived By the General -Assen'Jly Of
Mryland, Ghree hfths Of tho members
elected to both houses concurrngD That
the Constitution oe, aud is hereby, amen
Jed BY riking out the sixth section OF
article eighth.
By the Senate, March IS, 1859.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Petition of J Felix
Morgan, an lnsolvent PrtploAcr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

GEo. Il. BARDEE, Sec,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-09-06

In the Circuit Court for ST. Marys county
M T., 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-14

eeatlon, held to-day with the executive COM
mittee, II was voted that the organization of
tneConSention should comprise two enilemen
from each delegation as vice presidents, and
the same number OF each en- the committee on
resolutions, credentials, &c.
THIRD DESPATCH.
fHlEApELPHIA, Aug. l3.-RaIn fall ne nearly
all day has materially inierfered with the COM
pleton Of the wigwam, and il will not be
ready tomorrow. Itis understood that a tenn
porary organization will be had at the Ma
tionalG yards Hall, 9th and Race streets, about
noon.
The following are the names of the chairmen
OF the DELEGATIONS appointed to-day Maine,
w. b. Crosby; Vermont, +. II. Lennon and
Connecticut, T. NJ. Brown; New Jersey, Jas
J. ConnelE Maryland, Ex-Governor Thomas
q. Pratt; New Hampshire, G.. b. Bowers:
Rhode Island, w. B. Lawrence; New York, -
J. Tliden; Delaware. j. b. p. Congey; Virgin
"a, ;. Flournoy. Wes; Virginia, ID. Lamb;
North Carolina, N. Nanden: South Carolira
Gov. !. l.. Orr; Georgia, r. L. Lyon; Alabama
Gov. Parsons; Louisiana p. A Morse; Missis-
sIppl, ). L. Lynch; Arkansas, William Byers:
Florida, Thomas Randall; Tennessee, j. s
Bryan; Texas, b. b. Epperson; Missouri, Bar
ton Abel; Kentucky, Z. Hesse; Ohio, w. s.
Grosbeck; Indiana, T. A. Hendricks and Gen
eral Merritt: Illinois. O. III. Browning: Iowa
Thomas II. Benton, Jr.; Michigan, q. o. Loom
rs; Wisconsin, A. III. Smith and II. l.. Palmer:
Minnesota, II. N. Rice; Kansas, General III
Ewing; Nebraska. II. II. Heath: California, ]
Senator CowaD; District OF Columbia, Colonel
James X. 0'Berne.
PHILADELPHIA, August ia meeting was
held al the National Guards Hall tonight
Speeches were made oy Montgomery Blair and
Governor Orr. Of South Carolina
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TELEGRAMS, re.

the measures adopted by the Board Of
Health OF Norfolk, placing quarantine of
twelve Gays upon regular steamers and other
Norfolk, have been recon sidered. and others
passed rendering IL necessary tha, all such
vessels leaving New York shall be provided
with certihcate of an appointed inspecting
physician tnat no sickness is on board, and
that the vessel is in a cleanly and healthy
condition.
Application was made in Montreal on Sat-
urcay before the judge, in chambers, for the
release OF Lamirande, the French banker who
escaped from New York. The application was
rejected as premature, but the dec sion, the
Judge said, implied no opinion on the merits.
There were only II cases of sick ness in the
hospital at Savatnah, Yesterday, not one OF
which was cholera. The cholera on Hilton
Head Island Is disappearing.
Secretary Seward arrived in Auburn, N. Y,
Saturday. and will remain until to- day. He
is in excellent health,
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The Emperor Alexander visited the flag ship
Augusta and was on the Nlanionomah yes
terday. All due honors Were paid 20 HIM. aud
be was saluted by the tftsen-lnch guns OF The
monitor. All the vessels were fully Decorated
for the occasion. Mr.. Fox, with the American
officers, Murray, Beaumont, ana Van Buren.
accompanied the Emperor m the imperial
yacht oc bis returne and dinei with him
The Cars toast 20 SIR. Fox afier aipn.r was,
Il drink 10 the prosperity Of your country
and hope that the present fratsrnal feeling may
continue forever between Russia and ne
United States The banquet by the RnssgaRs
20 the on GERS was most enthusiastic affair.
The American visitors were entertained a.
4 grand dinner by the city officials to-day, ana
leaNeior 81. Petersburg tomorrow.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
BUCHAREST, August The Turkish army
OF observatton on the Danube Is being Cradn-
ally removed. Ii Is believed that Turkey has
recognized Prince Charles of Hohe olherR,
as Hospodar. as many Of the Roumanian SOL
dIers are being dIsbanded
RAGUsA, August 9-In consequence Of the
refusal OF the Porte government 10 satisfy the
demands of the Christians an Gambia. they
have risen in revolt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-14

correspondent of the ~. Louis Republican
writing from Upton, Mo, under date of Aug
5th, has the following: "It is with sorrow
inform you of a terrible accident which hap
pened here on the 2sth OF July. Rev. Harvey
Chaplin, Presbyterian minister, aged 10 years,
and late OF Michigan, was burned 10 death by
the accidental catching fre OF his dwelling
house. Himself and three children We're at
one time safe from danger. but in ms anxietv
10 reach trunk sitting At the head OF The
stairs, and containing a small amount OF gold.
he fell with the burning stairs, and IN a mo-
ment more the entire roof fell upon him. He
was burned TO a black crisp in sight OF his
three now orphan children. Spectators were
unable 10 render any assistance towards b n
rescue on account Of the great heat"