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dhEEN WILLIAMS, AuctieReers.
VALUABLE THREE STORY PRESS BRICK
FRONT HOUSE ANDLOT ON EASrCAPIT0L
STkEET BETMEEN LIST AND I'D STREETS
EAST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, at o'clock D.
m We shall sell on the premises, part Lot No. 4.
In Square No. 78 10 feet front by III feet deep.
a 80 foot paved alley, fine three story Brick
dry cellar.
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, secured by a deed of trust the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. SiOe down when the property
IL knocked of
jel9d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
%THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until FRIDAY, the 9th day of
July next, at same hour and place.
je29d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING OF

EIGHT BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON
SOUTH STREET, Between 9Th and 9TH SITS
east. at Public Auction.
On THURSDAY; the 2sth instant, ct 81 O'Clock
P m, We sha sell; on the premises, Lots 80, 81,
10. In SQUARE Ne. s73. having rs feet a. inches
Terms: One third cash; bal snce in ii and tvelve
months, secured by q deed of trust the premises
Of thepurehs:er SIS down on e.ch os vhsn o tSs
property 10 knock ed of.
And II the terms are not complied with in ten
days after the day of sale, the reserves the
right to resell At the risk and cost of the default
Ing purchasers BY advertising three times in the
Evening Star.
je I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rsin until THORSDAY, the 9Th day
OF July next, at the SANE hour and place
je29d GkEEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
viii BE- sole ct public sale, on fVEepAT, the
Lot ON To- ssuss @ on Oh:
ss feet inches on south street: By n feet 1855
In the city, fronting the Public Mall, and win DO
divided into two building Lots to suit purcha-
sers.
Terms: One-third cash; and balance in ii x aud
twelve months, secured by deed tat<ust. Sse down
on each Lot will be req uired on the ground All
convey ancing and revenue sfAmps ct the csst Of
the purchaser.
Title perfect.
CHAs. q. WALLACE, AttorDsy
10 H-dSds GRIM WILLIAMS. Aurtx
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IoNTINE REsTACRANT.-Mr. II. Richards
having refitted the above Restaurant, takes
.nls method OF informing his old friends and
the public generally that he will have a Free
Lunch at O'Clock this Saturday evening.
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AMONG ALL THE TREES in or on the public
grounds, none excel in beauty those planted =
few years ago on Seventh street, south Of the
canal; They form q continuous arbor, com.
mencing at the bridge and extend nearly Ar
the way to Henning's One Price Clothine
Store. corner 9TH street and MARYLAND avenue
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"A &C, ALSO. A LOT OF OLD ROPE,
AT THE NAVY YAkD.
UNITED STATES NAVY YARD.
WASHING ToN. June %. 1885 I
Will be sold Of public auction, 20 the highest
bidder. on MONDAY, July 2, 1876, ct IL O'Clock
M, at the Washi. e. on Nayy Yard.
LOT OF REFUSE WOOD, CHIPS, &c.
LOT OF OLD ROPE,
Condemned - unit for the public SeFyice
Terms: cash; one half st the time sf sale and
the balance within six days
BY order 81 the Commapdant.
CHAs. X. LATHR0P,
Je @-d Naval storskeeper.
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OY NA0LI 90. A1ctionssrs. ls
Hasis . %. yin sivs their Dsrsosal sstsesaoa o
the residence o. nmilies dscliptnG houseko0pln9
AIso - the SEES Of stocks II Groceries end MG9.
Harno0. be dec lily
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH are al wavs fragile. and
snort lived will be their whiteness, their lustre.
their smoothness, without scrupulous care: but
IL OF usneo daily with the pure and purifying
oosodont, they will retain their beauty even
wnen the brow is wrinkled and the hair is
gray. -
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RY GREEN d WILLIAAe. Ascsaosssrs.
VERY AAspsoHE BUILDING LOT AT rHH

WEST,
shsll ssli on The Irt Iicss q o'cloct n thst
No. 81. situated as the Garner Of 18th aed ri sts :,
tmmedietey opposite the late rsstdsnce Of Mr.. Re-
aide. 1t fronts q iset inchss on n BIZ rs % 3ssh
street sne contains 4.loe e9usls feet. but viii BE-
divided n desired whom ssld. Persons wtshinG 10
purchase handscns building site In . good iooar
ton will do vol ta attend the sale.
Terms: One-tbird cash balance In and II
month";, for hotes bearing interest. A deed sivea
and . deed II trust teten. All conveysncing -
cos: Of purch6ser. Including stamps Tftle indie
pntsble $ice reostred paid down whea the proer
erty is cold.
jeEd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Asess.
RY WI. I, WALL co., Aucao.sers-
u Original Horse and carriage Bexaar,
80 La. ~. bet. 81 md 10th sts.
Will be Geld, on account OF whom IL mAy cea.
Germ, for livery and Denses 20 Wall Oo~h Da-
xaAx, on THURSDAY, July sth,
ONE BAY HORSE.
seven years old fast PAGER ss1 trottsr. snd soed
broke saodle and hsrpese horee
ALLRN s. DoRsuY CO..
Liysry Stable teeDsrs. street, between istA soA
les WI. WALL CO., Ascts.
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CITY ITEMS.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT THE Lowest PRICES
iEIEHeubrun & Bro, at sos TIN street. are
ooing their s'level best to dispose of their stock
oeiore August LIST, and we think are likely to
succeed, II they continue to sell Boots Shoes
Shppers, and Saratoga Trunks at the prices
.hsy now oner them. Try them before pur-
OvER 100 OF those Beautiful Building Lots at
Cen,Talia, Annapolis Juuction) were sold at
,ne FIRST Sale. The Second Sale ad vertised for
Monday, July I'd, will no doubt close out the
remaining Lots. Trains from the three cities
Baltimore, Annapolis and washington, will
Ieaye at l. o'clock as before. To secure seats
60 early.
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pIENPKEANCE PIc-NIc.-The Catholic Total
Aosunenee Society OF Georgetown, will cele-
oiS w, me Fourth Of July by grand pic mic
a. 1a hlekory-nu Hill, in the Georgetown Col :
.egS woods beautiful grove. The commit
having the matter in charge have erected
q me pavilion, engaged fine brass and string
arc, and made other arrangements for the en-
Tyhsht OF those who may visit the grounds
nnOsches will leave the corner Of High and
piioge streets for the woods.
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CTRAw HATsi STRAW HATsi

S,TRAW HATS STRAW HATSi
FOR Gentlemen, Youths, and Children.H
Large assortment. Closing ont cheap. "
B. H. eTINEMErZ,~
Halter, 234 Pa. ave, near corner 18th ct:
p s. Just opened fresh supply ladies' SUN
DOWNS; price o. rs and 4l.s0. jeN.6t
snN WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES on
CUU hand and fer sale ct reduced prices, 81 the
Builders Depot. $50 It'll street, opposite Centre
MARKET.
NEW BOOKe:-Msrcy,. Thirty Years Of Army
~ Life on the Border. illustrated. Annual Cy-
cloredia for lS6S. Goodwin Smiths Lectures on
the study Of History. Summer Rest by Gail Ham
iltop.. The Emerald. edited By Epes Sargent.
Hsrtshorns on Cholera.
CREAM SODA WATER. -, .,o.
PURE AND COLD,
Aleo. An assortsd sssck Of PEergMnBf.
% q 1i3 Psaaa. ave-, soatA 80.
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RY GREEK WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEK q WILLIAMS, Aucsioneers.
BRIHk HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTISG ON
north, at Public Auction.
On wEDN EsDAY, the nth inst, at 81 O'Clock
p m, We shall sell, on the premises, Lot IL in W
n. 6unBeil . subdf vision OF square No. sos, hav.
ing q feet inches front by 100 feet deep to Is
Terms : One half cash balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the pre-
mises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at
IN, ne s0et o. ne purchaser $40 down whom the
js Sd " GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss.
1rHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
next. at the sane sour and place.
yeS GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auet.; Gsorsssovr.
VALUABLE PRoPHRry AL GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION
On WBDN E6DAY AFTERNOON, June eth,
at o'clock, will cell. In front Of the premises,
town. frcn,iss s. feet on Bssii street. Sss.ssn
Washing ton and Green streets and runninG beck
l20 fees, and improved By two Old Iraos Tens-
Lots No; los and les eesh fronsins % feet on Beal
street. between Montgomery end Monroe, and
running back IN feet to Poplar strest.
Terms: One-third cash balance IN . and u
months. With interest, seeured by oSSa OF srust
cOsi Of the purchaser. 4 dsSosit Of $50 viii b
required % coon - the property 10 struck on.
jen .1Hos. BOWLING. Auet.
~ THE ABOVE SALE 10 UEAvOIDABLY
postponed until II ESDAY, July ID. same hour
and place. .uo.
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10y WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
ID south corner Pa. avenue and 9Th stree

The undersigned announce. in contemplation of
having 10 go TO France this fall, that they will offer
for sale, at public suction, under direction OF
Messrs W. L. Wall a Co Auctioneers by csts-
legue on MONDAY. July 2, at ga o'clock, Of their
store, No. All Penn. avenue, corner OF al street,
the balance Of their choice stock OF pure bottled
Wines, French Cordisls and Liquors Of various
KINDS. on hand some years. comprising an assort-
of fine W hisky, Brandy, Gin aud Liquers in deni-
Joint. and cases OF n un ms Chotesu Latouretts
waite families, especially for this season Of use as
well dealers. may find il to their interest to ct
teld. Dan Ice amined previous to sale.
Il. OROMELIEN co.
le la-d w L. WALL A co Ancts
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GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN THE
~ DIFFERENT MARKETS
will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the following days:
CENTRE MARKET-sATURDAY,J June 80, at
10 clock a
June %. st 10 q clock g m.
NAVY YARD MARKET-FRIDAY, June =,
WESTERN MARKET-MONDAY, July 2, at
10 O'Clock = m.
H.B.-Persons now holding stands In the differ
ent markets can retain them by paying the ap-
praisement price for such stands previous TO the
day Of sale. Richard wALLAOH, MAYOR
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lHK WARRINGTON ZoUAyEs.-Last evening,
a al aoionrned meeting OF the members OF the
washington Zouayes, for the purpose Of or
sanlAng The company, was held, at which a
constitution was adopted and the folio win z
9mcers elected II. Tyler Powell, president;
pahiei Haroaugh, vice president; VIM. III. Ro-
o-F, secretary, and X. A. Whitehand, treas
uItf. There Is but little doubt that in q few
months this company will be fully Organized,
a .u soon regain the reputation it obtained in
the early part of lo61.
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CHARGE OF Perjury Yesterday, John Ca
eey was arrested by officer Owens, OF the Sew
tntn Hard. upon charge of perjury. 1t ap-
Peared before Justice Giberson that some time
since Delos Carpenter vas assanIted and
oeaten oy certain parties, some Of when were
arrested Casey Is charged with swearing that
man named John Gill was one of the party
olI was arrested, and at the bearing Of the
case Casey testified that Gill was not one of
s me party Justice Giberson held him to bail
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.

LLOYD & WILSON. Solicitors
je % eoScs GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auot.; Gsorsssov,
VALUABLE PROPERry Al GEORGETOWN
,n,ATA AUCTION;

~ THE AROyE SALE II UEAvOIDABLY
postponed until II ESDAY, July ID. same hour
and place. rHos pov1tNo a,c,
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EDITOR TAR:-Will you please make the
inquiry IN your columns-What has become of
The instruments purchased by the clerks of the
treasury Department for the Treasury Guard
regimental band2 As that regiment Is no lon
ger IN existence, would suggest that those
instruments, which are new, and cost between
Twelve and fifteen hundred dollars, be pre-
sented 70 the ladies who are now holding a
ialr IN inls city for the benefit OF orphans of
SOLDIERS and sailors and that the proceeds
thereof may De appropriated for that purpose
CLERK TREASURY DEPT
AND ONE or The CoyrRIBUroRs
, 1866-06-03

DO. Gav.-i,, ulh h X :.z is..,ss q: tn. t;-5.
t2.n states a1..s rrp,xsa, ". ul,I u,a.,,,te,i,
:s!cr u,slu.s VIZ, Ap;;5i, 10 Prussia ao1to
~or,d also Wu.,r1stusr ard uadsu. fLey
err t.,,hrtl., 1,i.c Au..fi,. 4.t r.ula ,4,er.i.
lv ,.,:,. ny,,,ieal. social and r,1,-,,",
tt1sl,on. pEh tie Austrian Enp.,c
which i,;us them On III. Ea.t. 10 .h.t
ai,b rrut.s;aa. prus,,s, VILE, ia 4 Inn
distance to thc aor1I or them, Tarysoa,d
ada abaa. f., ,uca "a usre u,,ie4 ..l ~, ,.p9 Ut
pcuu..t5on 10 Aus..fs. And If thr latter
, 1866-06-03
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERCl!
NUNkT1KT.

S4-c.ntT EyEx.No, JanA !. Il
aas'iF - Fesse'dsy beinE nearly Nha.ly tzs
ed. thesr wax 1nc7sfted setfvt.y in moLet4iJ {,
fo-7a!. AID III demand for eutTrEe! 1t Ii, 4
asi nea:asilY nsfak- The ftc.spts Of rsaasn !
tftse oessJ. th- draf's from TIE inte-tm - Il
aad ICE market IL Nost.rE elos+r u oonsests|
Apart !foo aht.. hoHeref. hasI eHstzun...,|
E1ttstn E4ea1c1e iEprs AuH1nkee, k4ys en-
ds''sion Of cu1teEey 70 ssAs csy-a.t Of ws:ss Il
contributed 70 nose ss.tE-snt fteans Z Ia d
kes- tsfss class pa7ef+ ho~ese., Il szsse
rassee al ~ pes crut pc7 kn111ns ctlAe BIZ.
nt'ok sfttter dascsoinaiiao IN Rfzsus< se,ea,
tsslars lisa formerly. ln:atosp psp1 b a,,eps
on lbe ensst n ile!t1 p1 cert res month.
t'e h.a'kEs lot sn IasarfsSe tazs!
."' - e1a .ae.s nae aI@- aasasHa !.
,'eney' "oaao w xe4s fo'a saoas asaaes ;"
u e'&eoa1. ot <'<t PEI saonsssa- Ihe1
"f tates we're ane~ Cd oat eosee:'!tas nj \
Hssoe oa rec pss1 o. tetsefs. 16e nai.lhA ny
, 1866-06-03
0NRlr!LE TRAGEDY,
Il Pathev and Four Son. uuarre,--uae
ot afar s4'i1" shot Twice ~ his own

4 Pnthev and -Four Son. uunrfei.-gne
Of AIR s.'u. shot Twice by his own
Hr0ther,
1ttcsa rho TneeHsuas iutlo, Chronicle, My ILL
:. II becomes Cur mtlanchuly duly, rs Il pub
lic journalist, to rcrord n terrible Tragedy,
xhieA took place on last Suul1y uurn!nr, ID
ilush township, md about three miles .ro,n
Gnatrnf 'ste1. II sppcars that d lsud has
existed i"r some time In the family Of Ed.
wssd Saunders, and t1as OF ]kst Sunday
mHttne Mr.. Saunders and bis wife met two
of Their sons on the rnad-an alteration
taok place between them, and 1wa other
sous GANG 10 1ar all OF tbs parcat4, and be-
ms vel armed they put their Ltuthrfs to
alzht, EEtng teyGral &hon st them In succes-
e.uu, I Il said ty the direction Of the father
htnttelI Two OF the bullets tonk effect upon
one Of thh boys--ane striking low slawn in tho
calf q tho lcs and coming out In front t.law
ihe knee. the other struck hleh up In the
tisich, but did not pass cnt!relr through. DF.
Tucker extracted bctb 1ail.- The wounds
@sn said 10 be sertous, bat not mortal The
yonnG n'an " lying IN helpless evnditio1 At
neighbor'a house, aud will probnotv not tr
aelc 70 he moved for ku.ne TING. The soma
rrc all married Gnt ono. The lnther xod pae
~ he Sons tsve htc1. arrcsted, but the ono
Mn,-e thots II u claimed took effect. h stt,l
sss, :. ass., This Grand jury Is investigator, tic
, 1866-06-03
SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1sS1.


Il l. iuresssEfc NJ Sc! 10 htGfU what hAs
teet tsc te<al, cf t...e d:hsias In Canada. 4
MA: airt. IA ,l:e Detrett 4a5~r;.ssr AID Tfs3ase
s'Ets ~ =cs4.nr: Of I ba!tlr at ssery1sEtlle, n
~E.cs' 'hc F;rosa1. Eerc utterly rontes sn3
.4:t,,H i: confusion 10 the Hve7. This ar
s!+n: +;a,e. .i:-t TIE Fc:iaa ~ar h1s ended
i lie I1t4sss teins Killed, captured O.
dispersed. Ls:cs dispatches from Budal,
:.1e.--:- ihs. ;he 1'ens.cs have fallen back It
= --''' Kind oi u.'.s to fo-t Erie. sud thai
ia-t ar .tis, dcisast- s--m the information
T. ~: !s.seessacrs I: ferc.s ceas .lal there n1s
ls..a s..:ar t:esvt .kis:alhin-. II wh}sh
J -s.~re or two have been kii,r3
, .h7: She frnlar> have heei checked
Esd f:e.cutr:. IRON making any ad-
ss'te isto !h- in't4:~r. aud Tbs. they are
nSss hsnit1t4 in, wish 6 sun--+nr and salitiT
Increasing. io &C 10 tssGf. front, zhs N iropss-
ss'.s liver IL lLe;r rear They vasy
An,s .ut anclacr dar, but thb +.
tnuh'frt. The r.scr u pairoZ1ed hy
s'H.:t1 S:a:ts var ye6sets which have ofdc-s
II s..uk any tsIs crossing irusa the American
:. .'7!c- cst'siEc ba..le la }..elicted 10 co,nn
~: rAs tG.s i:,a.7iinr, waIel. viii probably
EN- .1:,. rap. 1.stga.
Nhi1~ III. FenE.n raid I, scarcely more
tha1 MI .fd--t 10 the ST. Ash4ns raid, planned
.,':' CGt.I:au et;l snI defended By Cxnajlxn
.r...ee-, era hesice may be regarded With
sst-" r.tt s1:iss.cti,a In thIs country, He
c.:eo. permit "sf lAH. 10 DC violated n this
E.s2' e witt !s.sEsls3, TIE ncnts1lfty aes,
viii L sNlosss s<Fesr penalties on tbose who
t:seslse .4c-t;!s exteti.1ons 70 ocr territory
s:;e;:ist STATE. VIA aLtch we arr 1t
AID Erttss. il thcv De. themselves
, 1866-06-03

,tysr Wa t'sert nc L'ui'i1Ae l. ~a,. AID ab2s
il,c rrer<- csrdit WAS given e Mr.. stsc ie.s
Mhen . joIr:aat lacks IL. capacity to far
~ III tt.A.:nrss so1 editorials wtish The put.
lie viii rtaL, II usually sns:h ut all papnss
wL,ta aLatay The enterprise tad ability
Which a1e wanting in i,s own eoldun.. Th.t
Il. The es.e with she Chlraso Jorrna' 1A
ptedtcaueut ctnnol b. AelInd,- hawcrer,
without In lnEnriun Of br1IDs. .rxIrEt v alta
.c:u,m aa;uir hss placed An insurE,ounisblc
!Arffrf
, 1866-06-03

.ra the ir,i'ttiou nHs s@rcnyAnl~d With
k':ra grim, erca sic smiles .hat thu ca:srtu-
nate !rI'oitGE hsA Tot yrt r.coseIst frnsl thr
ehi'. rsatIct- Into V vaich lively ina rlu ,ttun
,hIiraitu threw t!la. lie :etlre4 ION tae
field VI tt'v"-sls attoH ut1-~y dem .ta!1Ic1
HIT a: j !ater hosr-ab..;;t twA ,lLs morning
"a c.ttr lsr:.:ulu.s So | ,-::dr his usy 10
The door r. III Ill'l. 1ll coutrise! to a.cer
tsfn 70. y .l:nI ils1t.x,E va. crpw1o NTH tie
sleeping tur1rs ri Itel.nd's ate.ee1 -isuam-
iue no ho.ht Ut valorous de ,as which may
to tu leetsvc-tes rh.u. OF whcrr. Wle
k.uWst
, 1866-06-03
Oh S;.n-k mt Adrian, 31f~,,sx.

,,..k = 1850, AktnK cellars for thr ~. =
2, n;oek 10 be srectcd on aiaurate ,trerf w.,
oa! .!, q son. sh", wa-o surprised bY ~ AUDI, Id,
ausn .,lstefx n fss H. tFsn tas nme
have been Inv ;hown Q. eTude petroleum. n.
Aon. Ren1. !, Tu1ar. Of }his ciar' Hs .nl, ~ y
NJ ~ ttqsm-.. y ~ jHdses from Tho oil rssian, Ell
tass II coed S.1s!isy or oil u Ne un-ssHs.;
"ste' @fo~ds OF cs.ssens nuuberins sa raasa
, 1866-06-03

II 10 the ncst eno In font Of i. up own 70
Tie :r>n. sca.. FvcrJ seal II The lis!tr, rrd
rHnr~ isan f:nlf tn the lnrnlrT vcrc tar, mn
aud Filed i2.n ihe end OF The car. ':e!cdlale
af il may e7een, th1e.' we-e. in the Gscoud ca
from tGe scsr, some nine or tcp l<r+nus ah.n
t!r cr~hfl .Sc,rrri, nrd only rne ~ss H. ic1.
Both r=ls Wrtr tunpletc wrrck., tho fsas
car berg terribly thnttcrea- and the other
s~rpi .rlrn- nf c.crythiu~- lad II sIol beca
Tor tho warning which conductor i'ai AeF ense
TO th~ lr.srtrE-~ 10 eli ar thu cnls. tho loss
Of LIE mt,at have ht a fearful.
1nrd into 1he rar~ of .tr 7nadusky trRIn and
was BADLY smashed. The smokastack vat
bEpkeu from ltt place aud h0nE forward DER
the Ioul Of the car. and the sepA aud itou
work was completely Swcrt IL Ihs eotife
front. TLe caw Catcher Was tr.,ktn ou snd
wlesls Il the engine. fhe esb VA. thrown
fsu1n ito track but was MT inuch lniurel.
Thc through baggage ctr OF the Tolcdo
train VIM lhtt wu completely utrr a"1 lay,
the boltem sldc up~asds. bcstdc tho track
Iut llttle baggage VISA broken or damaged.
clenr ol everything. not i post Vas leH
a.anding. In ihh wtsu thres men, Mr.. Heck,
the baggage master, Mr. DAniek. Of Belle
vue, and Mr.. Thomrso1,. tho brakeman
Of lilo cnr. Tlsry wcrs thrown vIo!cntly
ut.t 10 one aide Of the car As the lzalus col.
esneklse CIR forced I.A WY through and over
\ theirs, strange TO say NIT ono ot tuen was
fatally In,uf1d ,ir. .l'rck was scratched
about tho face nud lay for fsw najnn:es in;
seusIhlc ly tho side Of the irnck, hat will bc
able to tend to Ills dulles. Mr.. rhoupson,
In bome mJretioul way, alsghtea unhurt
snoug shc srneks nf The cafs. nud torad him,
self under ihe r,Ibelsh wtlrn he recovered hi.
senses, Sir. Dinlck Was ahe must sarsuu.1,,
hurt, fecelvlae seFefal severe cuntuslons
aboa: thc hs.d nnd Shoulders.
The ,tEnpk, TN both e,aes, " at1rwn VIII
| spflnter1 And debris frnsm tho wrecked t1TA
Nc Ises than len pairs oi trucks were 1eaprs
| together At the point of collision,
, 1866-06-03

1le Ctatoa GtTaA skIs. h,t Sunday Eight, so!h
instant. tbe saw MIL Of u. pkr1s. a. >o,th elln
ton, formerly known ~ pnzm1lee.s ra,;'. rase1.
1ls:ly eausum.d By tsr. Loss about S1e,ce,.
, 1866-06-03

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, 1866-06-03

rMeurt ~erld erstlL-texu<~ 49,
Tnc sbore statements arc both faisc ana
lmpeItinent. The article On the On Adr'a.s-
eral. referred 10 above. wae, as stated In the
Introductory remarks accompanying Il,
Translation from Nj. slzrnf'el'a book Oh
aThc Military Weakness Of France al
rervda Germany" The translation Wa
made for Us by German resident OF Chicago
who, We presume, directed The attention Of
the zeasa9 70 the tAue work. We never sat
tic article IN The zrtuEg, hns Is the Tasrr'a'
, 1866-06-03

Tic :. T. TGrfs, rabtl Conservative
sl,cs,, .rp.ag ka.d on Cor,.ethcs.1lpa. t,a't
IKE til. zeal WITT which the reconstructed
rebel pa, s7. t-prort Jot,n.oa end al, ..nn,.
;cy,.' 1t .,ys:
'..f The rp.sp,. Of tas spstA Aueu ,so d,.a.ve
daae then Y ne tsnit nex.t4nes. ~atss "a, sar.
ecm,+, t,et, =, rhser ,hai; s,,. va .e5 S.I1I
poEt Of ster, shese paprrs .re sc ise;o h.ea.ur~
.s iTs e. sss.sut ;se soshe'T st.1rn
us rsev. II IT, sus;a f3,u ohs:atuc tpa4s n.sss
Of ofcose1opn.snl ~sset he % srra'l, urras.- Fsey
frtts ~ r., ~ ,. ~ " eaoa
:rrensnt> sLt sr.<1., ~ h.r r1liruas% aud sissz-
@ 20. rs, ~, hst p9s!is imps,tesa:an s:d ne
snd !1tescc0sse. nd asr1su, &c spw q snot ia
eIts.snse."
istels not earfe*sson that Cousres, Il nc
thniea ns wise aatIoa to mortns slowly ln
Inc Work Of rtc1nstruetton The lIn.fs ss3
e'tnes tEAt Rae southern rsFs.s DO not cor
'scAt st"ect ahe feelings which ptrrail
auopg Sht u'kssea IN the South, but In this It
Is fe'F much rnistske:i. Tho rrssrh fcel jEA:
- taelr fsest tasks- Their papers sTc stsaPiy
their public orsgarA OF speech. We c1chsuse
with Pa pess irosa AL paris o. the South, and
tave otsefved tn.t tsesr vsrclsnce VI tone
, 1866-06-03

: The Caicz-n Tktnrxs IL lAts!I -@-rt El,>N 10
eaisos.att = "a. ,..oee:s, eanes2s soasa, 'roea
-~e He1flt, etc. IL earrtni:s epttea up III III.
y~.. -t1 pwn psnea. anh - tAasS sone Of ~ vsfe
ec}ntiA. Eut,F~xn aHatE srr p..~ts1s-i i from
ne co,urn. ''+GeEm-- e.tsanSr.; s2 ~ lean:
tIsn t;e1Gasa IT A.-. m thf city. Hho tus1.r1 ~
thsi. icr e1sEpl-, the -'"os..i In the 1aIts1r,
June III. IN 1a+SI 1se ltL--1taf---'" hal Ap-
pearrd sr 's-t'''-- +' a.