Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-16


ly pleasant character.
T.oSr STREET TlrgArPE Miss Eliza Ga-lrer tho
eQues;rieanc takes benefit at this house o-nig1t.
when aa exccen. bill IS offered, in which the crtfr3
company Of cquesrians, clowns &c, will appear. A
heAutiiui "IIte satin programme viii be presented
to each lady.
"A San Francisco widow named Caroline
CLARK has sued It millionaire, Michael Reese, for
'feaga 'l pFonise, laying iamaees at Slo9ro
NJ Isaac Eaton OF Antrim, i. H., who
kIlcd himself on SUNDAY week. was the last of three
brothers, % all whom committed suicide.
Mrs. keiser, a poor widow of \Uo,4o,,,,
Pa. hes fallen heir to S250oJ Bv , w.
ropean relative.
MIR. Abraham Wrqvar ~ ,,s,, f.,r, ~,
rural districts was swim i,,3 ,.. - Gu.
o, ThursIav Inv q, c., ''' ". - % y"'s'e''
a SoI,t'..r,,cr H.. r>.,,
opg,. 1a,,,. ~, - - " D." HIS
occgsags ti,ro, d., H., ''' 'l7 ' "'s'O
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5,.. - '''' " az Ia VI .15'
;fI '.-.'''' P"'Tt is s''.a d. N"si-
O.. - Va va 90, -''' W .t''s 'N. 1,''
At St. raul the weather IS considered
quite mild vaGn the thorasy- otor is on Ten degrees
80 -. n 'gI"'5 'v-5sts o1'"' lAe A'sta o.
D.. NJ - w - ',1
| 40" l2T '"9 ministry AAety-siN y"uar men for
whose n'afd and etGc1'lon he b. persona!iJ r-pol5j-
D'e. 4ue eoPyFlghI o. -.s ne" BOOK Is devoted 70
ihat object.
-ihe agent Of some New England be.
neTolon1 society" LEI, Z dozen raupcr chill r.n n
ifp;ou' Inoiaaa, few days since v7ith... maxine
any provision Tor them. Tho agent IS lvert.ea .or
an" Is III =o"u request NJ Upton.
terrible accident occLrrad a short time
All
course Of completion, On Peach Trrn .fraet fen
crushing six DISCHARGED soldiers undcr tb, r,srs
Two 7Fere ine-antr- l;iiol md ~, os1 49, -
So gc..r,fg II + No. - - .,, ~ 'i sN
Under a law Of Rhode Island which pro-
hbitS the sale Of goods B.. :rmple without Stat, IL
ccuso, poor clergyman at Providence VINO WA ,-
ing T. sell RELIGIOUS pictures was lately a,r,s., 40
compelled to pay ineoi fifty dollars and Cost. ',
! legislature is trying to amend the law.
There is a "se.l going the rounds. which
h9q via,i,aized ar,or, others t,- 80. .. 49,
,,,i-bc5 taao1,.rs 10 tb, ,,,,l,i;, ,ot ~,
+, ,tr,l +t,ro . 1l , i.'S -'5, u
&c., A.. .' wa '-'I. ~" HH!os III hi3ae-
old fine lives til the SON q his ront 's
it?
Burr and Bisbca are neirhbo-s F. -'r,.-
nccfi,p+ A sfTic or land Lc,,r.,r ,.,. ..,.., o.,
owned br Burr Takirra ad.a1fko to .t ,,i,,,rr,. .r
shoIs house. Burr some months aro t,iI- b..r5
fence 80 near them as to prevent mind.
aud high enough to shut them entirely from vic,y
Bishop sued for damages, and jury gave him al5o
/ and costs.
-Eauvoo. on the NississioDi, formerly the
abode Of the 1Iormons and still teeming with Mr.
aon relics, including the widow Of Prophet Su.,,r
ro,5asr;ol to Il ta.ern-kceper, suhsc4ueu,,y the
retreat of Chiefs commu.istic Frcacu cal..,
t9"ugh diminished since Cabet's death. ,,a French
aomlnunity IN that city is still considerable il r-5-
"eiS ami active in It's revolutionary svEuatli,. vA-v
propose 10 have celehrar.r, a., ;, fIl s,I a., tt,
tuuiyersaTy Of the Frouc. Ec.oiutio- Of 1855 m the
LIN Instant.
Il r.,e pas from A laTlp DosE nine AZ a sfroa,
.,,,,.;, t.. as,.,.,l .-,, ..,.-
r. a,d 49,, CI,;n,, -. Jr,;r, h. -
49,, fl,s. r., ybi..n ,,> ]r.i, I,5 I.[i,,,, , -
,jnsry ipcoom,dej Iv the sfcaob. am cya,.,r,,ri,
,y,. ,,,la with . F,hfpl camille Tba re.Iir u,s 80
,.,,1.io }ot,, il, tj,e riyore 5,sir and r,;,,
Fa, Ile- rr, ,css,,I ,., ,, md T. te,fs iIt, t[ 81
lsTnoIr.,ed a rIIrbey of f3,ovys in the yi,r al,
rrirhtere1 tbe inhabitants of several blo - lI-]
.bor,b+ ~, cartE,o,al,a had come ms "'''
.-..tI;.ln,,-4 : L..
10 oe opened
- - tr, NIX. Inc onlliinS
80 s-'o - soon ue ready Tor use
,-"7 . - oi IovO gaions. The milk
- c"ainoefs' hNVlHs an uniform
,rs moved .I,-vl,. ~ 4a, 80. N''' 80 -,
I'VE "T Sleam power keeps 'he milk
~, "'''eu preventing the cream from rising,
. - 'nS In9 nl"H uniformly cool The milk IS
" on 's "'h'eu through GRASS faucets IN an adj
Jo'nlng iooLn'
Inc LOulsVlle Journal says OIL NeueFaJ
Palmers statement that there has been no instance
in KeOtucky in which those who havecommited out
RACES upon the freedmen have been punished: We
call upon the Legislature at once to stop wrdn cling
md aenouncing the administration, and investigate
these grave allegations from respousibi source