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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
DIE ID.

BUNNER-on Tusd.y Angus. H. Charlie, Fhs, Bonusr In the
IN: friends IF ' r.. y ere s Is R 's
sDs s taS day. @s rha4 4 isti int. oc,Si
To'y E. I Red. :. . :
Tie will TAX. the pre.oysd.n Church Be-
%sTo1 Ss n T.. s5i ia,si~snt s'" " '
BURNHAM-on Tuesday, Aug a. Oliver &. Buuham. sssA 6
and friends Of ,bs family rs.psy ipysd 2 d
No las West One twenty ninth Thanasy al
O'Clock His remain. vii be taken to drsenwa'a cs@'sesE
coLLETT-suddsnly Pekstil Wednesday morning Ass Is.
rs nSsa f IoS Saint % cSaic" THURSDAY.
p The friends OF the family respectfully Invited to ssaa
without further invitation.
EDDowEs-M Rsri,sn j. Monday 18th inst. r,'dsr.ct
son Of Elizabeth Joshua Edao~ss In The 9Th ye
PhI,dsphia paper, will Dls,.e copy.
FLETcHERou Tus.dsy Aug H. Mary Hem. wife Of Moi
The Mend. of the fsSy s respectfully tn. a:
ThS'Y m S.'
will BE- taken to Rye Friday morning Cars Leave rw'"'S
New London and Norwi,b Conn. papers please copy.
Eiff s:.; r %i" &s s
~. :n g.: u IL. family .nd a her Eos., :.
v,ed services the sdsnc. Of her ss'snst.
G :ss A he and 'P
Guy near the sSqs n: on FS.y
"a 'f a: b .nS a 5S 81
R. ems D 70 BE- taken TO Greenwood n..rmeut
hArCHM Lebanon Nov York on Friday August TO- I'ss
Hstch aged % years
HAMILToN-ou Tuesday the .h inst E. Hamilton est, sss
Of Brooklyn, N T.. aged 81 years
will be held the residence Of his insw
Orange ~ J., Thursdsy 10 o'ciooh Trska9
r. foot Of Bsrsyst by Morris and Essex Railroad
sa Carriages will be in waiting q. the North Orange Depot
HEwLETron Wednesday Aug is amer short bat .e.ets AZ
Charles aud the late kss Jsne
Hewlett aged years, 10 months aud day. =
friends family respectfully invited V e.
residence No 1871 East Forty atnth
st., Friday afternoon, ct O'Clock.
MoKAY-On Wednesday Aug u.s. Amelia Bddssmsu wife q o.
J. Mckay 10 the 18th year OF her age 49, -.
Funeral fom residence No 500 Sixth Friday I'M
inst. at . O'Clock o.
PIERCE -Suddenly Glen Cove. Wednesday, Aug Allen
Psircs Of the Cap, John A Peirce Of THE oisy
Notice OF funeral In tomorrow papers
PELTON-At Amsterdam. Sunday Aug 10 Sarah B. ws o.
d. P..ou esq city daughter Of the late Gen Ass
OF the former place.
sHELDON-oa Wednesday Aug Is bis residence near rsnJ.
town Henry Sheldon. formerly Of New York.
The funeral will take from Christ Church Tysown on missy
afternoon. at O'Clock.
sHOTwELL-At Railway. j., Wednesday. the 18Th taAs
Elizabeth " shotwslL 10 the 83th yesr Of her age
relatives invited attend the funeral -
(Tharsdsy the 18th inst O'Clock ct the Fhends ksss
ing House.
sTEBBINs-At s,snordvlls Duchs. Co.. a. T. on Wsdss.6y
Florence Dickinson sged months aud " dayss
daughter Of Charles aud Mary A. 5tebbins fthis dsJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

Studies reported In only five schools.
Tbers are aso considerable number OF schools for refugee
white children bat the reports Of the last quarter give very
little information concerning them II is estimated that 'o'
900 freedmen learning under the Jurisdiction oil Gen.
Howard.
FREEDMEN INJURED IN THE YBw.ORLRASs MASSACRE
Surgeon L. II. Harris in charge Of the Freedmen's
HOSPITAL at New Orleans forwards to headquarters the fol-
lowing report appended his regular monthly report OF
cases admitted day Of the riot and treated Tor WOUNDS re-
eeivei in that ARRAY
Eighteen cases Of Commissions principally head face lung
and abdomen OF incised wounds, lnhctons OF
knives hachets etc. one punctued wound over s"' So"
total Ill.
This report closed on the 3 Of July Very many cases
have been brought in since that date which will not appear
until the special report made Six Of the number given had
died. The total number treated during the month was 49,
NORTH CAROLINA.
One hundred and sixty emgrants from Western Norm
Carolina arrived this morning in Baltimore BY the Norfolk
boat on their way homes IN Indiana They vaIed ID
ages from to infancy Very many are young men who have
served the Rebel army also able'boded negroes lhey
are families and unanimously expressed the TACT
they were not the men who had held
Office under the CoDfederaey were now in authority ana
II was Impossible for loyasts to obtain justice In the C
Courts Unles there change soon' Union fauihes
would have the State band together Tor their own
salvation and protection Wages for freedmen 20 cents per
DAY Corn sells al 81 per bushels Wheat e. per busheL
Three sepsrae and distinct requests were forwarded from
Raleigh by the Judge Advocate OF the bureau Cou''
TO the Secretary Of War; that the attendance OF Gems steed
man and Fullerton and clerks could be obsined witnesses
for the Government in the prosecutions against fFeeduen
officers Secretary Stanton replied that they could not be
ard The request has been renewed in the cases OF civil
ian. which this court, now turned into commission 10
trying. -, ,,,ss,ss,ppr
- tel Disps,eh to The N. Y Tribune o.c
CHICAGO Wednesday, Aug Is ls66
From .ick'D~ dispatch dated to-day says re-
ports are oaiy reee'ea VI Of freedmen. which are sup
pressed as far as possible BY the .tbortes The military
have arrested planter miles from this city who In
band, while pleading them Na.Ous citizen, promptly
offered bail to any amount. which wa' Re. ,ed.
T,opbls, on the Mississippi continue freqs, Tn. ..,msr
Messenger struck snag near Island No. @- ocloci on
Monday evening and sank in 81 feet OF "se In sb> middle
OF the river. No lives we're lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

PERsoNAL.-R. b. Ayers. U. S. A.. Gen. E. UptoH,
Col Clz and Col Black West Point. are ct the Breyoort
Gen. d. L. Stanley u s. A. Is at the Fifth Aveaao
Hotel Gen. LOOMS u s. A. is at the Southern Hotel
The Hon. T. c. Scranton and N. d. Spcrry Connecticut are
at the Hoffman House The Hon. j. W. Wilcox California
is at the Metropolitan Hotel. Gen Eekert. Washnstoa
Person and Judge Paige Of Schenectady are tho 81
NohoIaa Hotel.
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New Orleans.

NEW 0RLRAys Wednesday. Aug 49, 1866
Cotton Is firmer; sales 400 bales; low Mddling,
32a3Jc Bani sterling. 1854
sailed steamer ST. Louis, for Boston.
Arrived steamer Virgin. from New York.
The steamer Hudson. from NevYork for Galveston put
into the passes Tor and proceeds on her way
row. .
The French corvette Adons had arrived the mouth Of
the Rio Grande @ the purpose OF blookading Metamora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
C..vsntIeu Of Westers IssaAuce Men.

Special Dispatch TO The " T. tribune.
CHICAGO. Wednesday, iugust Is 1866
The Convention of Western insurance men met
th,, morning at FrespOrt H. in the Commercial College Hail.
and they effected an organisation selected omht'es and
adjourned TO meet this afternoon in Plymouth hs which Is
more spacious All the Western States e1ceet Mans'oa
are represented including nearly one hundea ab and
10 Ali appearances most OF the delegates are men ao
This Germsuia Maennerchor under Dsatks hton ID CIV
inc a brilliant concert at the rink this evening
hurricane passed through Fremont CounF lew ys
.,nce doing considerable damage Reports IRON oil
The State say that the grain crop never was Deer
sna,obes from various parts Of the North tHs
the damage 70 PIE s,eQs By W. lss rsa WY y W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
MARRHE ID.

-FISHER-In Fl.sbush Tuesday Aug a. 1898 al ts
.iene Of Mr. Garrett Stryker by tie Rev NJ terr. Joha ~
Custer New.York Mr Emmeline r. Fhher Of Brooklyn
VArEEZ-T HOMAS-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Aug IL ~
Thomas youngest daughter Of EphSaim Thom e'a Of this ~
Al
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A Positive Refusal.

In the pubshsi Report" Great Trs at Island fark
find the blowing: Each contestant the eaae aaA
Then required aide by de the bia. a
niece of good the and stretches
.nshwise till bresks he st continues n:
stretchng BREAK AT AL tess
hardly to add 10 tbs meor 0'sss
and judges accordance with the facts enter on she
g. LIS (he WILCOX Ohsst "a
MORE ELASTIC AND ruB LooE FTroH
asuf
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let 3D. 81 Ah 5th sth 7th 9Th Sh-Ts,&
Empire sfs 10 g 3 ~
Umpre-Mr Jewett of the Mutual Club.
Soorers-Chslmers and Williamson.
Time OF C}ame-2 hours and IS minutes.
Fly. oatches-Empire 9; Active T.
Out on Fouls-Empre times Active times fIrf
MATCHES TO-DAY
This afternoon the National Club Of Albany psay
with Unions Morsanis At Bedford the Atlantic and
Jamaica Clubs play and at Willsmsblrgh there ssves
ball match at tho Union grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
THE FREEDMEN.

speiae Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday August IS, 1866.
FREBDNES SCHOOLS.
The following tabular statement OF schools under
the charge Of the does not include Night Schools Pr
yae Schools nor Sabbath Schools there many schools not
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NInPlne DIsasfer.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Wednesday. July Is 1896.
The brig Melvasha, Emery, of and from Boston the
III inst f ays,ton with cargo of ice arrived a. Newport
today In distress having lost both masts with everything
isssed ias bssU bIaH " w ~ t9sk -a,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
FIELD SPORTS.
ACTIVE Va. RMPfRE.

The match between these Clubs, yesterday, at Ho-
boken resulted in tho success Of the former will b By
the appended Some excellent play shown 90 oss
sides Eaton Of the Active being especially conspicuous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

Won with mons Of those claims which seem usually most i'm.
posing to the imagination Of mea we possess neither psce
nor power We neither rulers OF men, nor Judges nor
Law makers yet Is our privilege TO belong 10 that fourth
powerful than all the re whioh hold, an almost
resstess the opinion OF msn.the pnbio press
Neither put forward the protensons which wealth
often ostenationsly prefers and which commonly nnd 30
prompt and undispued recognition among mankind The
OF science rarely reap any other rewards this world
than the satisfaction which their sbors themselves afford
We possess fact but single Recommendation 10 your
Mind consideraion-a which has weight 10
proportion minds elevated BY enghtennsnt ana en-
In ts pufs1t And in the bu, this single
have at hands 90 cordial end warm
denco Of the enlightenment OF Jour views and the genso
of your sentiments Other considsratops bightsn hs gatn
cation which your welcome has Afforded u.s. Ibis beautiful
CITY Of yours is one Of tho marvellous growhs Of which curl
country presents many striking examples but among
which Buffalo Is especially conspicuous ,as nom
Indeed long after the century began had
hardly tts to be called tosn w Od y. ..ouins s
crease population and wealth dates back hardy ~ years.
S 70 tie ~ SSe s S
TO Atlantic Within that brief period 80 ,ery ersf oon.
sdered as portion Of peoples s1.. ,Ss ss,ss T.
NAV be down in the figures statistical tables me mind falls
70 form any clear conception oft This immensely Of wealth
ssrSes in the SSmSerls:s deeply eighted bgss which
leave here for the interior In your nssnincent Gle
that there ever In motion that cessssss ,rssm Of
and Sortwss seek. the sbosrd through III: channel
while through the same ssre comes bach similar
activity Of movement which ans yonr streets can
ss h1 Be ia m. n
Under those circumstances 1t 10 easy 10 prove how great
IN he which oes By no 70 ION
and forget what the intellectual Advancement OF the
race That they have escaped this danger r. however er
ity among you association which you Sir so worthy
rsPresent-waga already Ae19lssH known IL sister 9si
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
Paints, Oils and Glass

His abilities for conduct the business the ost
enlarged scale and in tn most
net equaed by other establishment in the State,
whilst his Stock s larger than IN any store between
his patrons for the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed him. and hopeAby strict attention TO busit
to merit and q oil the
n his lOention.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
CUAL AT COST.

THE BEAR MOUNTAIN FRANKLIN COAL Co,
Formed the Mutual s,stem, with ready Mines aud
Works In full operation.
STOCK CAPITAL s5OO.OOO, in $500 SHARES.
RESERVED WORKING CAPITAL, 225Oo SHARES.
Sold at $40 per Share, payable on subscription.
subscription Of Shares, SSs; Of 10 Shares $50; Of 20
Shares. sl75 of 90 Shares si25; OF lou Shares tsg5
$50 shares, s., 100.
Each share entities the holder to receive every year
and halt TouH of Coal, delivered the house NJ
the hrst cost beside, hapearly Dividends Cash proh
| ium the sale Of all surplus Coal.
Stockholders may their Coal in any of the usual
szes-Lump, Broken, Egg Stove Nut They may nlsc
depend getting the Of Coal and Full Weight
This Company and their large Works Clear oil Debt
and operate on the Cash principle, which them
both sale prompt and advantageous the highest degree
LEIllGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL AT Low PRICES
Bsst Schuylkill Coal all sizes, constantly on hand
Also Lehigh Coal prepared Tor Family Use 22lO lbs
the Ton.
JAMES NJ. PEOPLES,
Sole Agent for Is. NJ. u. @. Co,
ap16-l Coal Yard South Side Christians Bridge
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
LUMB EEx YARD.

| AyING disposed OF my iuI NJ d entire stock Of
U Lumber to WM. X. 0AusE AID HARLAN "a USE,
take ths opportunity OF Ting thanks
for the liberal par which have received In
the past, aud To recommend my SUCCESSORS 10 them
will he found at Front and West to settle up and VIM
II Cause are authorized to receipt for me-
arr2t 3mos Eb MoDLEES
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

MANurATURERs OF
SHIP PITCH, BENZOLE b BLACK vARNISHl
For all kinds Of Iron Work.
Ir and Tin Roof cemented to prevent rustine and
vine they are leaky and defective they can be made
per- city tight and Old Roofs covered with Gravel
without removing the Shingles and where they arc too
steep Tor Grave they re felted and nted and
made perfectly fhe and Water Proof
W0RKS-Rear OF Gas Works, foot Of Madison Street
sil0PS-Corner OF 9Th aud Madison Streets
RESiDkNCE-S29 Jefferson Street, Wilmington, Del.
orders may be lett at Brtforis Paint Store In Mast
81 st. and Capolle Rro's Hardware Store 2I4 Market
Street mhSOtf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
PLUMBING AND GAS EiTTIN.


THE subscribers ire NOV fully prepared to iii
~ ness, and Rtthe loves rates consistent with
El4aA They Keep constantly on hand h full supply o
Gas ri Xtures oil the host Anuacnrers, such Chan
deers Pendants Brackets Portable Gas Stands, cat
Plain GLOBE Shades of the latest yleH and designs
for heating all desert pons Of buildings with steam.
purchased the ri ght for this State Thatch
ers Force and Lift Pump the best made, aud will
put them up at short notice
Having the solo agency for this State OF
ly celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine
latter ourselves that facilities Tor introducing int
country dwellings, both water and gas unequalsd, W.
would call the particular attention of residing
the csupry to these maohines They the best in the
United bates for the OF al great deade
ratum for the country gentleman or farmer other
barn, and economical and beautiful light The Wind
Engine 10 not affected by the heAvies gAeH Of and In
ready ut all times, day night, 1T there is wind
without fear or favor to accomplish It'll des task
We also II preferred put up in the best ydrau
lie Rams of the most approve ed kinds.
Of steamboat ship and house Plumbing and
keep hand or will procure to order Hydrants Iron
copper planisbed and lead ined Bath Tubs Ba.ina
fer hot cold water Urinas patent water Closets
Payss; plain and circulating shower Baths iron lead
Act, everything in line, Of the approved Kind
AL descrip OF Sheet Lead work at short notice.
We hope prompt and strict attention all work IL
trusted TO care, and desire to give full
In all cases to merit and receive share Of the public
No. St MARKET STREET, abov Finh, next doc, to
Wh. RRRRis, REKRISA GARRETT,
PHILIP dAAkkrr |
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
REMOVAL.

The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their office from No. III to
No. COY Market Street.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF TIIr
L STATEO Oh DELAWAkk, with Capital OF "a 90 00n
The President and secretar IA
Insurance at their ONCE in Wilmington against iosa by
Fire on every description Of buildings in general mer
chhndiEe, ships in port, and their carKoea
nture and other personal property; also again IIioss
damage by inland ira spnttatiOn of goods wares er
chandize and country produce. ~
Terms of Insurance will be favorable as any of thu
Companies in the cities of Philadelphia or New York
sodty Of its capital and that will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
At the Annual Election held March 6n the fpllouSng
Stockholders wore elected Directors serve for the ons
ing year, viz
DIRECTORS
george Jones, Saml. u. kewlp,I Rdw. McInall,
months. 49, ~ NV ' ina" shrse
In addition to the above mode ths
Unaware IRE Insurance Company (wkuse il per
petul enec perpetual insurance Heal Estate To
rect perpetual Insurance. the becoming
deposits IN the nfbce certain centAve mora ar
according TO the nature OF the risk upon
be insured-bu which he withdrawn al any time by
leaving per cent on the Dunt posted This
beleved To he much more Ad
there ls no rsnewibs Of the policy from time TO lime
Property that would be insured per annum At a. and a
cents e ~ ,W will be insured at 5S and per de
and IN like proportion as the risk increases.
wishing to insure their property wnuti
formation the subject of insurance viii apply 10 th,
| JoHs MoLK,e. sanretnrT ' '''' '""'uTnt'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

ApdAtye. Wewarrant all goods TO De NJ represented
UPHOLSTERY.
Hprin Hair aud Husk Msttresseson hand. HOuteu
hp,strry done with prom ptness.
UNDERTAKING.
the agents OF fisks Metallic burial oase til
state Delaware. Same Hty used for the Burial
CLAY. Webster and other Of our most eminent men.
Cloth Mahogany and Walnut COfhns, always hand
Funerals Intended personally by of the firm.
Cabinet MNsers materials hair CLOTH veneers varpHh
yst at Philadelphia prices furnished to the trade
Meet Buildng $40 Market Street. doors above 6tl
81 tItuinstOn. Del msrl8-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
RENO

Ut. 4ulsctber having removed his Leather Store from
N" ~ Market Street, TO his store house the
n w Cor I'd and Orange Streets,
I'll Kiuis of
Shoemakers' and Saddlers' Leather,
Consisting Of Oak and H.mlock Sole; War drain and
hun upnoI FEATHER; French and American Calf skins
Harness LWher, Black and Fair Bride Morocoos, Lin
tugs, RoAnS, Bindings a.. Also
TANNERS AND MEATS FOOT OILS.
u II which no will dispose OF at the LOWEST MAR
KILT PRICES
thankful Tor the patronage herotOfnr TO him
ne hnpe1 by careful attehi business merit con-
tlnnthfe OF the same He would ba pleased show his
etok to persons dsrUus OF purchasing and invites them
to can AID examine before purchasing elsewhere,
bs-reIsoua attention given to ORDERS.
ROBERT II. JONES,
N W. Cor. Second Vpd Orange Strt cts
may. WILMINGTON DEL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12
First National Bank
OF WHINING TON.
Deposltagy OF the PUBLIC Moneya.

DOPVo.V't-J U' IlI5 FWDIIU mOneY6,
AND
Financial Agent Of the United States.
Es"' bhF!S, FFe1 q. ARMSTRONG, CAshr
CAPITAL S4OO,0
ICsns ''oi"""b
The collecting ard exchanging ol aoy,rnu,,,
necutt'r sttr7,itd 10 Tor e lmEll cCuuiEs,on
he E-rE rrts. and Certified Checks Of mi,
BANK fts received for Government Tales by tn,
Coiltrro-- - 'h'
All I nal D.ak Eotss received on deposit a,
noV l0-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-12

Tha Company is composed exclusively of sur.-ior
WlNm'h' woo uHre hell prominent posions il sn,,a
OF tne s Hno Forte estlbl shmeois this countrS
INT yrnipAny orsauiz d in lsSi has now one r tho
lRrEv3l nA a"Hl tccrss lul mann factories in tba
tA Ee branch heing uud-r the imne late s9e.rvi
hph ~ tt iuhpa 80 Anosr pprtencs AS III 81
aPG q'"ts rhl"i thea t9 produce an instrum1nt
Nhlc'' Tr1~tr ilin"s- of tome, elasticity - t",,.
Ahi hrtHt ~ hu'sh, are hryund douht withont e,
prttlnt., lnHN are sending tler Instr ,rnenIst "a,
paft. COZ The tAi"n. tantdgs hpst lhdies Nc sn1 ~
ptuWI &" Hunn= their ratrnns some of The ana,
musical TALENT nnl mobt d,B 'iugui he'd men ~ ~
country. "'H VI the
II must tpprNr TO Al that whose skill h,s h.,
fppioN'l hE t" ~ r.EnuiArturers. will mot H., i
rnceea IHl "N"n tfir own fortune and reput.tien 20
involved. Hu4 " Company rltm tlut tieir p,ar ~
cons " ii ttr r'rrPpclps at he latest innroya =
49, cH'-HTN'fi luHlTum"uts Thoy hive On no ~ a. a
Eanri lunh"r. " i"uA@s sea
FhsH Ia .oHas the most thorough ferLtipy and ara
NA,uE I" .nH.e' their Instrument to any 10 iest ~
clupafhuu win th"s" ~ any other mAnutscfnra - ~
{f"uSh ANhethr and ieph of tone durabiity .race
lunc-- OF p'"r0ylprs beauty oft finish &c ''' S'"Ve
nav -.iEhen W" agency for the sale al ibaso
CELEBRATED PIANOS
Aud % .Etng been rougraiulat on hsv,n, IL. - -
era per ms, stI have many oil III, -, W sew
~ ~. tif e" Tue most celebrated d, nnists
any vs. tnN"r'r. iotl ccpfd4nt ra9 ma, t III
nuH"l any nue no wishes 10 pureliha. AT I'M, the
tnk8 =