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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

HoRspBLE AND SINGULAR DEATH
Mrs. Jesse Wilson, of Mount Ster-
ling, Ohio, met with horrible death
last Wednesday, under the following
circumstances "She had been to
market, and returning on horseback,
indulged in the luxury of pipe,
which she returned TO her pocket
with fire acciden ally remaining
therein. The horse, burned by the
fl g, kept whirling round and his ac'
ton soon famed this into blaze
In endeavoring to leap from her
horse her clothes caught on the horn
of the saddle and her foot remained
il the stirrup, the endeavors to es.
cape therefrom adding fuel to the
hpme. A neighbor seeing the fire
FASTENED to her assistance, tore The
burning garments off, severely burn
ing his hands, in the operation. 1t
WIS too late though, for after llnger-
ing in agony until evening, Mrs
Wilson was relieved by death
Dayton Empire, 23d.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

CHEAP Ice PITCHER The Scien-
tiGc American, having tried, recon-
meuds the following simple mode OF
keeping ice water for a long time in
common pitcher: Place between
two sheets Of paper newspaper will
answer, thick brown is better) layer
of cotton batting, about half an inch
in thickness fasten the ends of pa
per and batting together, forming a
circle; then sew or paste crown
over one end, making box the
shape of a stovepipe hat, minus the
rim. Place this over an ordinary
pitcher filled with ice matchmaking
It deep enough to rest on the table
so as to exclude the air-and the
reader will be astonished at the
length of time his ice will keep, and
the water remains cold after the ice
has melted. ~.--.....
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

60 The Dentists took pull down
the harbor on Wednesday and ez-
tracted much amusement from the op-
eration.-Boston Post,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

CRY BONDS. The issue by the
city will not exceed ak thousand dol
lars this month and the sinking fund
contains one-third more than that
amount. The bonds 60 into circula-
ton without discount and in fact the
city authorities will control the issue
In such a manner as to prevent theil
ever being below par.-Adoocate.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

sB- The cholera is decreasing at
tie North ; only seven new cases re.
p.rted at the Health Board in New
York on the 18th, and twelve in
Brooklyn.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

10 The following method of pre-
serving ice may be found useful :
Make a double pocket of any kind
Of WOODEN cloth, having a space of
two inches or SO between the inner
and outer pockets, and pack this
space as closely as possible with
feathers. With pocket thus con
structed and kept closely tied at the
mouth few pounds Of ice may be
kept a week.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

s@~ Chas. d. Favrot, Esq, has been
appointed by the Governor as Notary
Public for this city. The appoint
ment is a good one.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16
IMPROVED GARDEN ENGINES.

= J. MoCABE, on Main street, one door from
La Third, has just received full supply of
the above highly improved and valuable engines.
These engines are very useful for the extin-
guishment of fires, sprinkiing Of gardens, and tho
washing of windows, carriages. DC.
Families should weigh well the Importance of
securing so useful an appnrtenancs TO their pre-
misses.
Call and examine specimens on hand and for
sale. july19
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16
MASONIC And ODD FELLOWS
HALL ASSOCIATION.

THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE
Capital Stock of "TaE MASONIC AND ODD Eel.
Lows HALL ASSOCIATION" are now open, at the
office Of GEORGE A. PIKE, Esq, to which the
attention of the brethren and of the public is
called.
- The books will be closed on the LIST of
October next.
s. III. HART, President.
s. N. AsHEs, Secretary. aug4
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16

- A. T. Stewards income this
year is over $4,OOO,OO0.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16
FOR RENT--FOR SAFE.

A DWELLING HOUSE on Main street and "a
n one on Laurel street and one on Jacques E!:i
street. @
Also 100 Town Lots
Several handsome houses for sale, also a few
Plantations, by W. W. McMAIN,
JulyH .it# Office, Bank Buildings.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16
FOR SALE.

TUX SALEs
VIE entire fixtures connected with the estab-
L lishment known as the "sumter House,
which include those In the bar and beer saloon.
Also, fine b Hard saloon, with two fine tables.
and other furniture belonging to 1t For partcu,
lars, apply to CHARLES wilcox. .4
inly3l CIV a4tt n4 E -"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-16
PUBLIC EDUCATION !.
ADDRESS or STATE SUPERINTENDENT.
OFFICE OF STATE suP'T. or PUBLIC EDUCATION,
New Orleans, La, July S0th, 1868,

To the President and Members Of the Police Jury Of
East Baton Rouge:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

fu9t es bas 8retbi unb 4letbi Der ban6S
merfstreibenoen Siftrionen tootsuoriif<
fen
Sin neiterer grnaA ess Sdleaori1nS
auf unieru ar0bernS abnea 1T bic SFis
tit unlerer 8Idttsr, Bic, llnl oe8 lie5en
8uiineB, Der Sbeater 9lusei9ea tpiHen;
meiltens, entlpeoer elm 9ebbub sIatuaaaiu
ODER ein 5dii,pflfSifoR sat Gdeal
tragen. y
g8enn mir Die iiberaa ouftau6enben
ySbeatertrititen" betradten, Die in gros
BEN @tdoten auf 8elteQuns Oes Siref,
tors eridleiaepe alae IN fleiHess 6ie=Bprs
hanbeneu fritifden 9i6ter Seigen iolIen,
90 iaDdlte ihtltf nit G6auoern suriifs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

lleber Den am lebten @cnntaa 9tadts
i'm 9rescott Salls itatteebabten Woro-
bel lpeldcm BET @prter oes @altbauleS
erldolien pur0e miro Die einqeieitete
1lntetiudllns tuohl efft BEN ridliaea
Sbotbeitdno erniiteln f5nleu. 9Sorerit
miro en- ilinger Mlann, 9amens Olano :,
Ter Oet 6ler eirtea 8arberibop ball, ais
s batter Npro3eilirt. Ser Erlde1eue par'
Elm inneer sRarN,f oefserit feif Sur5ent
in bieIem 0anbe uno in ct. 9ouiS ii9
befunO. Sein Name lift 81. g,ubers.
llnlere raoifulen Saaesbldtter le9en
eS nit 3edt ihren ronifalen Mlitbiirsern
mrs Sery it1 til ofeien 1dgen re9iitriz
rem gu laHen, ba eas a9eiss fetl1elal aaiebt
reglitrirt:n 8irger ba5 Stinmed' bel
ben 98ablen uM 6. 9tpueMter 8sftattef.
Dur6 8lei6giilti9feit> unb Gpr9loiigfeit
apopg 5eieA 6er Saslf6len Stihlnae6er
ibdreac 60 ulIeia hlDgttdg oaB bfe oemofrnS
ttldle Yartei, NIT i1rem 6 opperbeaos<,
! SobnIOH= unS 9tebeHeniDmpafbii Ms
aamam, Den Sieg on Sieieln ooer ienem
Srte an fd rieiie, bal sifletbe+fid5 9eiuiB
nidt fabrIdfas i'm reBiittjreh la6en sei<
gen uno fein Mlttel unberlud)t laIlen
lpir6, 10 niel ais mo9li4 Stiminen gu
Qepinnen., .e
0b mir aud 10 sfaflid, ME fie, lein
uerben, neben- benz Sobnion 'lden
,,9tcuen Nnaciger bes 8eitens" nod elm
anbereS bemofrattfd Sobnlon'fdeS
@ompagnie <8aper vseitar...t" gu erbal>
ten, lit mir bis jebt nod nibt befannt;
ODER iuobl bermutbe i'd, baB basu Ser
iu9e gelna9t iperoeft. Qlu6 tueroen ia
bier ii9 ipobl 9eute finher1 OBJ getuefene
@olonels oOer font Nnbsre, Die e8 nidt
perI6maben lueroen, Die Geoaftion elmer
lol1en 2eitung gu iibernebmen, iuenn
eenua Subnipu Butter. noreeftri6erl
miro, pie oieS ia bel Sbnsn IN Nalbbille
auh Der Sal aepeien iein soirn, mas id)
aus fplgenoer Noti5 erlebe, Die in Der
,@eltli6en Suit" bonn 10. Sept emit
baltcn lit, un6 Die tbre 2eier, uelde Die
,,GSeltl Boit" uibt baEtea, uielIeid)t
intereliren riirfte. SIS beibt bort nam :
lid . -'-
@reflc. Sta6ocm Oas. uSenne6ee
Sournal" in ytalbt ile am Sobnionfiebcr
4 geltorben mar, bat Der friibere Sberf<
\ lieutenant BEG IL. Neger @9fe9iment5 unt
4 WitDriinber Ser rabicalen ySenneAee
| StaatgSeitung." Sd. Srauerni6t, aud
4 bier III ct. 9ouis befannt, lid benogeu
i gefunoerb Elm oemofratifdes ~ Ydper gu
ltarten" untcr ben 8amen ,Siaibbile
4 Semofrat."
4 0liio aud uieOer elmer Ser NIT De,
1 9aterne 5u iu6enbeu Oeutiden, weI6e
einem Srinfgelo Su licb ibrer san5er
! Seraan9eAbeit ms gdi1t ldllaaen uni
I gum Seihse iiberfdltfeit.
/ Sie 8eradtuna leiner fribcrer
! SreunEe mb 8enohsn miro ibm MIDI
auS6leiben. Sin SeutfHer, Ser lid) boz
Der Sflaben @riitufratie 70 bemItbi9t
miro re8 auds bet Der rtibta slG bobeil
! Gbren bringen>sn rgSobl befolnnfslFi !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
SD boffe, bas ntnsmt 3iemanO trumru, Q
Gem eiuer 1T tsin 9ublitHm. ff4
Gas 9ublitunn, in ieSem Sale,
e>os RuhIsf,rs1 Shas finn mir NIIe'H

gSir .lino iiberreist, mir baben uns 10
abeeltunlpft fur ale iolibe uno nabrbafte
Soft, baB mir nur Die geipiirsteite 8ade
BADEN mil1en, I'm @efdmad boran 5u
fin6eu!2x4 Ssx410Ss1 Qlf1F EttIE1fg
Sos @infa6e, bas g8abre, bns StiH<
leben Der Stunt, Die Siefe Ses 9ebens,
Oen grnit bes Oaieins in alien feinen
@attuaesa anf Der 8Ibne gu ieben, Ian9@
peilt llrls. mir lIiillen elm Aufgebot BON
duBerli9sn 5utbdten babell, bas niis
nidt aur rlbren,. AnnSern AUDI Hseln
foa. 9llteit flint Siitnen foil ell f@nelz
aeril9es Wlabl nidt bios. aufaetr o.
aen, ionoeru sInsge go fen iper@
oen. Sbrenldmdas -ulias 9lugeniueioe
.iino Die criten Soroerrnaen, Die infer
.petfudtps, friuoleS~ illb in Slnnenluft
befanqenes 3eitatter OH Ole Biibne :rtad)t,
Serscnsriibrulg uuo @eiltesbilhung, baS
iiberla6cn mir Den Sanbperfern. Sie
raienoe Spernnuth lit baS llneebeuer,
ipeltbes bas ShalIipief Su @runb. ri6@
tet, bieie unaaturlide @uireisunq seugt
bon nnierer g1nslif1en innern Grfbtaf<
flRla. Ne6en oer Sper rniillen mir nod
oa8 Ballet baben. Sas Balet IN 4me :
rita ober lit cine grauenbafte 8laSpbe ),
nie nuf Serpli6oren'S Wfule unb ipeiter
ni9tS ole $ Die sginlaOlatsS sSarte Der
itluuuen Bollult OH Die taube SinnIibs
felt.
Spern- Mnlif, 3an1 9eeoratione1,
Maidinerien, Slusiperfs SeuerreaeI
9ruppirunsen, allies Wogli1e :nnB 5u@
fammengequafialbert iuerben, UNI I'M
ierer en,pfineIiden gtlntpfbeit als 3ns@
pflaiter auf9eleet gu luerben.
I Sri elmer iol6eu Saumel< uno 6ibelf
epo6e fam Die ~ a bre &nnit feline
BiirOisuna finbea, unb no Die 8lrois
9ung, ais ,SnpnlS feblt, Oa fam bon
benerem 8eitreben feline 9teoe fem.
gBir ipraden in Sbigem iiber Sbea<
tersuftdnoe in eroB.n Stdoten. Stun
foaeil aud sic fleinern 8Ibnen unb mad
ibnen Der OilettantismuS an Die Geibe
fom,,nen. assa aAsal 5a7s's s.
(Sortfebnng folat.1 -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
Reues ss a
Sol;,perf Gteblif Sea,ent,

Die nntersei9ueten baben ibre meme aBerfftatt IA
Operation, roorin SenfterrabnIen, 9biiren, Blinds
Dafdbretter unb 8e5afe, Sbiirs nnb Eeutterrabwen
Sab, &omine, gretter aIer Sit, 6nbbocefipIanfen
9aneeIe Mno ole Art SoIarpert "a Santen geb6rig an
aefertiat ueroen Sir iinb ebefn3 rorbereitet, fin
Baute tbeilpeie oher gnn, 81 eontrabiren. aBir bG
ben feline 4usgaben gef9eut Ref9infrie ansntanfsr
iinb aufaIfteHen tinb boen our9 YinftIidbtet uni
idneHe Bebienung bic SsuHbf9aft bes heut d en-
pubIifums an perbienen unb su erbaIten. ~
n Orsers pOn nab uao fern weroen prompt aMseefabr
perben. - - z5.ea FL. .7t
tlnfere @erfitatt it in mnmitteborer 9,erbiabune
nit ben locomotive chops Der Hdfbptae uhb Gbatta=
nopgn @iienbabn, naHe bev SeIpanee Goal yorb an
GeoarltraBe, RafbpHe, Tenneiiee.
se4.1 TMrbipiIIe mt6 TuI9er,
a26-ia1 81 r--s 70 /. 4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23
Der ,,aa:.nneH;s staa seitiiAs..
9 MS, 81. Sept.

- r. y o 81 Z1- Sepl. nj
6eute lit es bereits Der nierte Saq,
oaB Der 9teeen faft ununterbrod,en BON
Siinmel eieBt. unb Uielfad unitrH eea
ldaftli6en 8erfebr .bernnlt.s Sabei lit
eS falt uuo unfreanoltb, ein gSetter,
gan; geciaieb Die idoR ofFsiell fir toot
erflarte Cholera ipie6er ins Sc en- gu
rI63urufen,. iucln.. Hibt ale m6gIibe
Sorf9t angeipanot miro, ibre @uferIte<.
hung .su -nerbnl0ern JfeA bat ii69ber
Soinper ua6 unlerm s6alsuoer inidt
abgetpifst un6 l6en orebts bel}or ,aur
Der 9erblt oa5 Saiein .erbHGt, Der
gSinter nit faIter 9ano uns 81 beriibs
reH.,s SeiH Number, 0as es uns babel
gu Wutb< it, ais padte Hns my policy
nit ibren ertarrenOen @rife, ooer. ais
lcien mir in uniern englil6en &a9esblGts
tern tpaltenlange 8eridte Iber Ger @ul@
tur uno Civilization @bnbnipre6en6e
Sauiitdmpfe,. pie elm FOLDER = CUR
+sSdanoe oteies gtiflidt srepubIifanf1en
8eoples, boS linn beiiuebnte, iei es 9e~
la9t-bor eini9en Sa9en anliiden 5lpei
Snmlttdmpfern auf @bouteau Sslano, Is
Weilen bon bier ftattfano, TuI1o pOsH
Die Sbeilnehlnerr unb 9Mldaufr saHf 2
Ddmpfern sebradt tuuroen, troboem bic
Ebielige YoIisei 6apon Sunoe bate. ua6
uniere selaHHute engliiAe 8refle briigt
ipaitenlange, ousfiibrlide 8eridIte iiber
oiele beitialilde &faire, unb, beldpeibt
foear ie6e1 bon ben 35 ,gdnaen5sin )pel<l
den li6 Die nleoernen 9erreH jerfhllt$
gen. serquehdten uno 3errifleib nit Der
f9mubielten Setails. Das lth0 trnuriAe
Heberreite inpianifb : mitteialterh1eri
Bnrbarei, an oenea leioer Elm 9rober
Sheil upierer anAloamerifanlihen. Nit
burger laborirt; 0enn Iei0er Helt Elm gres
per 16eil belielben foIhe BeriGte init
Oemiel6en Doer Dielei6t nod gyeBerein-
SHterelle, ais 7es rbeul Hortrage seipee
berporrogen0en Meperen0s In elmer Der
s bnrdeS eiuiae SStRnoen Ddrauf lauldt.
Niit QlufaHg sbeB Gn1@lten M1on1ts
Sffober, Der bofentlih lpieDer lOnuiae
Sage bringen uire lDaen pireiue 6airi
babier baberk ipo;n bic grobartiglteu
8orbereitunaen getroffen iuerben. IS
fin6 beoeutenpe Yreife fans9eiest uni.
ale @noronungen letr0ffeu, eas BpblisI
FUN ;ugeiner nlaiIenbafter 8etbeiissueI
baran III peranlallen1 Sreuloea BE beii
Oiefer GeIeeenbeit bierbeE fomueikfeaS
ten es nidt perlaumep, elDelt AAsfhl8i
mad Dem berrlia uno eeihmafbpN apsi
geIeGten botanjlhen @arteH oes yelAe1
9. SRap az aFp9sna Der init gfobsI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

Salh lit c8 elm recenlircnbeS &inoer<
tiff, iuel6es, bic eriteil fritii@sn Babn&.
thea an Dem g8e lfs5abn oer Sbeotertri 4
tifen berborbrehen MAIDEN mill; bale lit
feiler Us iiafell ebreibery iuetdber
fur ben 8ronabfau an Dem Slide zines
DIRECTORS ben gobinInf ausIbfieIt;i 6dlO
lit es Elm einfdltiger Sropf,, per aus
Sunger urter Die 0eeen lenteH igc9anaen
1T un6 fem aroBes S9afsgef9f IN LAM
gem Spalten, abipiegelgs tdSi5 haA lift ses
nidts ala Elm gallperonrrtes MGnnden,
ipeIdleS fem f0rperlt1eS WttB6e6q9en in
gaIlIndtigens 3eilsa berian,metf, unb
| fein 8opf:beb uh0 feine 8reuSf9mersen
ben armen 9dauipielern entgeIten liBt.
/ @alo 1T e nidbts ais Elm bl0Ber gSibs
ling Ser, obne ale 6abi9feif, iib bios
freut, uenn bie S1aufpieler beinl Iang :
Ildliiea 8etIer gerbftet inerben. 8atb1AA. .
bod man mo1te uns nit sra lIene
It Elm 3nriffet:l sIs.isI1iAllsItlC5
,Gripare mir aus DEM 8eitunasblatt
gu melosn lpqs mir i6auppernA felbit
erlebt."
Sine brittle 'ain6 'iDabrH6 Hhi5t bie
fleinite uriahe oes gerfales oes Saau<
lpieIS liegt in Der 6ripplitat oes Yubii-
fum5. 80. 80, On
SD boffe baS ntnmt 0iemanb trHnu,
Gem Giuer lit tsin 9ublifHm. 1ff4sg 9l15j
Gas 9ubIitums in ieSem Sale,
cNos 9}uhIsYryt1 Shd a sfftih mir NIIe'H &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-23

laBter ausgebreitet frefner; nod boas
bradter Sagesarbeit oann fdliebt or
oas Mnnuicript Elm uno beobabtet oae
rI6er tis sur @eHenouHg seS 9an3en
'fdit iianler ltreuges @Hmeiaen. 9tu6
pabreib osB @Bdffens feIbit bleibt er
unnahbar, drbeiff einian, nur Sas
sRser lno ost Sitin1eI gu 3eusen.
SAB ieiue, SOlannfcripte aud I'M
.iuortli6en @inae @bIbes ipertb finb, lit
befannt; befannt, Nbab linn tar biz Ser
0fentli6ung ltiucs festsa0tomans Sic
Meeres e9Irbeiter "---$ IN Teuiaetons
Elm 9onorar eeH hanaerttanfenn ranx
ten angebot, !ydroe uno baB er es
iausfblna .Spdt or iibefSeisgt1 fOarys 'edB
man benlt,,ta nidt iiiidpeiie bringen
6arffe.
,Siel, Dielei9t mebr,aa ie, last ii6
aud st9en oieie iiiaott S66pfnng gis=
for 9ligo'S fo9en.F Die gr3ablung bait
nidt. mas Der 3itel neripridt; esilt Ser
ronlantil9e 8ampf, oas Mbenteuer eiiles
ginselnenf einer GabitdenaoeeaAf einem1
unfrudtbaten Selfen mi Meere. Mau
muB aud Su9eIteben, 6aB 0ietor 6ugo
fi6 nidt ielten ms 8reite perIiert, in
Sunfelbeitelb 10 inBefdnafIof efeiten
9efalIt. @berlio bod Der llnmutb unb
Ole Gathering eeben, fie reideng nidt an
feline Stirn, Die Soft ecfiiBt. Gr lit elm
8 id ter r, Elm sfame, bef1en eblert
Oeutuns baIb nibt mebr bearifen mers
ben miro, beun : nein; laiIen mir uns
nidt bon Der eigeneit strnlit6 fperfin
tern, Die 3r6ger bes Soealeuestperoeu
ni@t ausiterben, 10 lahge es Elm Meer
einen SternenbtnmelA ne-eote Srauer
gibt, saas sirs a ss SIS
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GbancerD Nerfamf oOm
0rnn0ffii6eu
in Der gfabe bon Glarfsbiue. !.

50 RepnoSs &C., &C., VS.. Narp S. Brandon &C.. aIs:
Sn NoIge Der Grfenntnie obgeaeben i'm GprtI Eer=
min 1866 ber gbancerp Court tn GiGrtspiue uerbe i'd
anf elmer 6fentli6en Mutton ben Reiftbtetenben
Sreitag. ben 28. September bas In ben Astep ers
rpdbnte grufbeigenthnm uertduFen. Die erwdbnten
adnbereien iiegen an Der BufEeuAe 9nrnpite une an
Der R G. nnb 8. Stall 9oab spifben BET Stabt Gldrfss
pile uno benz &eb &iper un6 spar 10, hab Der sntle=
eenbfte EheiI nic1t mebr ais ~ Weite uoin Bubble
bis 20 Ader etn9etbet nnb 10 eoem @eIegenbeit ges
seben, fir fib feinen Ritten ansemeen. cine 3ei=
tatb ~ ariin6ett. 9as Same entbdIt 297 Mder unb
,befnSen ib auf BEN GrnnDitide mebrere ausaesei@z
nefe Baiipldte ia Der H6be uiierer blbeuhen Sta6t
8erfauf $50 btngungen: Der 3ttn4e Ebeil
Der MnfaufSfumme lift jogIeid gu betaben; eos nebs
rise in getden id6rtt9en 9oten. Die Sc,nbiumne
trdgt Sinien pom Gags ses egtapts an uHe 3infsiJ
niifIen bdIbid5tli4 be;nbt nefteK, 0ute peri6nI1e
ridbebaIten bis bic poe gertaafsfnume teaabt 1T.
a3tbO %. S-SBadstfpstg 9. whs %. /.
Evening star., 1866-08-30
DIED

GRlGE; On the 2sth inst, after a long and
painful Illness, WILLIAM HANSON LEMON
only child OF Jehn w. and Mary 4. Grice, aged ii
Bis funeral will take place on Thursday after
noon At 80 O'Clock. from the residonce of his
pan ents, n street, between AZ and 9Th streets
Island. The frie nds and relatives of the family
are respectfully invited.
SHEkELL. On the 29th instant at 70 minrtes
past clock p. m the darlins and only son of
George A. and A. l.. Shekell, aged years s nentbs
and 10 days. 'ns
Oh, my darling boy Is dead
How Oft he made my bosom glad
No more o hear his little voice;
No more III see his little face.
HIS little chair 10 vncsntno
There's none n fill his place
Ee was my darling blue ey ed boy;
Be was my darling pride;
loved him OH perhaps too much,
For soon he slept and died
Farewell now. my hearts fond treasure;
Farewell till this life is FER
When hs nd in hand ve III have the pleasure
Oframbhng on the shining shore.
HIS MOTHER.
The funeral will take place on Friday at O'Clock
from the residence ~ his parents, on 7th street
west, between u and Fl south 2tt
~IMsATT. On the Goth inst, after a short but
painful illness RICHARD d third son of Rich
ard and Sarah Wimsatt, in the 18th year of his
age May be rest In peace"
The friends Cf the family are invited to attend
his fsneral, from st Dominic's Church, Saturday
morning, at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1866-08-30

ALEXAND IA APFAIgs.-We clip the follow
ing from the Gd,ete yesterday: The loco.
motive sttachtd TO the eight O'Clock up train
on the Washington and Alexandra Railroad
ran of the track thi~ morning when on the
curve IN she rear Of the Cotton Factory No
one was injured. however, and the obstru ction
10 the travel was removed a short time after
ten O'Clock.
The Occoquan steam packet Enterprise, in
leaving the Ferry Slip this morning, was
caught on pile in the dock, and though
strenuous efforts were made to get her off by
s'cam-tug, they were unsuccessful. Her
cargo was removed by lighter, and she now
LES, caught fast, awaiting another high tide
The negroes arrested in this city for the
murder OF the late William Lyles, Of Prince
Georges county, Maryland, will be tried at
the court of Prince Georges county. at Upner
Marlboro, on Monday next, the third proxirno,
on which Gay the court convenes.
Last night when the nine O'Clock train on
the Washington and Alexandra Railroad had
arrived at the Virginia side of the Long
Bridge, on its way down, some mlschievou
scamp, removed the coupling pin which ioined
the two rear cars to ths rest of the train, so
passengers, were compelled to wait on the
track at that point until the first part of the
train-which had almost reached this city be-
fore those on board discovered what had oc.
curred-returned for them.
FIFTH WARD NATIONAL UNION CLUB-Iast
evening, preliminary meeting was held at
Dooley's Hall, Capitol Hill, to take stems tn
form a National Union Club for that ward
After consultation the meeting adjourned to
Tuesday evening next.
Evening star., 1866-08-30

If YoU WANT BEAUTIFUL GooDs! If Won
want rich goods! If you want the latest style
of goodsl If you want goods at moderate
pricesl lfyou want clothes get up in the lat
est and most approved styles, and If you don't
want any old fogy styles, why then go to
Farmer Walker, asa 7th street, near T., who
keep large assortment of the finest kind of
cloths, cassimeres and vestiHg and the largest
and finest assortment of Gents Furnishing
Goods this side of Mason and Dixon's line
Call az d con vince Yourselves
Evening star., 1866-08-30

IF THE LADIES of Washington wish to see
a nice and selected stock of Dry Goods, we ad =
wise them to call on Messrs. Yates & Selby
323 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and
7th streets. They have recently received a
large stock of goods (many of them from auc-
tlons) consisting of Linens, Dress Goods
Black and Celored Silks, together with large
stock of Cotton Goods of all kinds, bought be-
lore the recent advance IN prices. Call and
examine for yourselves andif you do not like
the gooos, you are under ne obligations to
purchase.
Evening star., 1866-08-30

VALUABLE AND DRELIABLE.-ssB Br0lc1's Bron-
chldi TrOcbeS" will be found in valuable to those
exposed 10 sudden changes, affording prompt
relief In cases of Coughs, Colds, etc For Pun
nc Speakers and Singers, and those who over
tax the voice, they are useful in relic wing An
lrrltated Throat, and will render articulation
easy As there are limitations, be sure to obtain
the genuine.
Evening star., 1866-08-30
1856 nARkR1rERs, q
SEW ENTH TREET.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

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