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ARMY GAZETTE.
APPOINTED.

APPOINTED.
Brevet Brig o. p. Gooding, brevet major
general OF Volunteers for gallant and mertorous services az
the Battle Bssnd the assaults Port Hudson and good
conduct onhe Bed River Expedition well as on other bat
tie fields during the war; Major John West jacobs OF KY
second lieutenant in the Regular Army
RELIEVED.
Brevet Major p s. Connor AsstSurgeon United otates
Army the Department Of the Caronas ana or
dered temporary duty Cincinnati Ohio Lieut. CoL a
" Elliott ChefPaymaster District OF the South aud TO re-
turn home and ait orders
ASSIGNED.
Major Chms W. Wngard. Paymastsr q. s. Army TO duty
as Chief Paymaster District Of the South.
DIscHARGED.
Hospital Stewart s. Wander Heyden, United States army
DISMISSED.
Capt Philip Forney 4th United States Infantry for dis
obedience orders and conduct unbec0mng officer and
gentleman having failed report his regiment after re
ORDERS and having given in payment for debt cneox
signed by himself in his official capacity banking house
where ne never had any money deposited.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BreyetCol John Mel. Taylor, Major and Commissary
Subsistence United States Army Chief Commissary OF the
Military Division OF the Pacific; Brevet Major Samuel A
Foster Captain and Commissay Subsistence United States
Army Chief Commissary Department Of the Columbia
MISCELLANEOUS.
Majors G. Saunders and o. w. Ballard Paymasters u D.
Army been ordered 10 close their accounts returning 10
their homes, and await orders.
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AT THE JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT
Psilet Gsyin no = fss. i,n{ M@ e,, = W, l.a.,
Adolph Hlen " Prnee-.t Chas Mckay, 4e Broom-.s,
ba 1tas corner AHs and %eI o ss1snhsSs
%oSa k.I..a q eo1 s s.S % SqS s;Ss1S''
Jas ClSrf' J7l " g7ih.t fdwd Deglan. 9es 7,h-s'e
Pat Gebiren III p. Peter Coney, 3t4 7th-sve
Eaci Of the above we're held TO bail in tho Of sOo by
AT THE ToMBs POLICE COURT.
fh TqS's 'H'd i.s Van h sis. rs s@.
Henry Baker. IS wh,shAllst
Each Of the above were held ~ bail In the sum oil sO by
AT The Essex MARKET POLICE COURT.
Fred Driver 3ol Twelnht JoEn Diekhar g. Forsyths
They hdd to bail In the OF 600 each by Justice
STANDBY -
Inuncons issued yesterday by Judge Cadozo upon
application OF tie following rum.dealers;
FOURTH PREcI net CAPT. THORN
5Sa% l. It;'s. cS.ny ias ssaso
''''''' nFrH PRECINCT, CART. PETTY.
John ONein 364Gr-eneh-s Pk N. Fuon lo5 North Moore
SIXTH PRECINCT, CAPT J0URDAN.
Mat McMahOy m9lssIy ,rIs@lSG MURPHY ,z9wSr'A
Martin Martin Doyle soMottst
SEVENTH PRECINCT, CAPT. JAMESON.
Peter W Dunca l2s chsuy Patrick Hayes ia chsHyf'
Thomas Ueany, 10 Cheuyst.
EIGHTH PREcIScT, CAPT MILLS.
Richard W. Rnslt1oTe, $50 Bway.
METH PRECINCT, CAPT. sEBRiSG.
'4''' '@'''' TENTH PRECINCT, CAPT DAVIS.
Ks.l Klein i97 Bowrry Michael Clark. 80 Deisneeys..
TnrETEESTH PRECINCT, CAPT. HELME'
Joseph McArd.. 10 Pittst
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT CAPT. HEDDEs
CaihaFine Healy. Seventh-ave.
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT, CAPT. MOUNT
Patrick Mseson, g. Edward GfAul III Avenue n
Victor Hoffman, 289 Bowery
Ef0HTEESTH PRECINCT, CAPT CAMERON
Patrick Masteon 2j8 Firstsve James Rowan, UT Avenue
Robert McErsy, 1903 Avenue A.
NINETEENTH PRECINCT, CAPT TODD.
lame. Knn.v g5g Tbirdaye Farrell $50 Thlrdaye
John Mcclure, S0i Second ave.
TwEYTY-FIRsT PRECINCT, CAPT WILSON
John Me0urray oo second ave.
Charles X Mcguire. 321 Firstave
Geonge q. &. Woods $50 Elsyenthave
OPPOSITION TO THE LIQUOR DEALERs
new Temperance organzaon has been formed under the
name of The Metropolitan Temperance Association which
b intended TO carrying out the Excise law and other
wise look after the morals Of the yonng men OF ork
The headquarters have been established at NO w. broad"Hy
entrance Fultonst. room No T.
TIE LAGER BEER INTEREST IN BROOKLYN.
Several lager dealers In Brooklyn have recently Cd
famed nuncions GRANTED by Judge Cadozo OF THIS re-
tranng the Metropolitan Board Of Excise IRON interfering
will their business Sunday. AT meeting held IN the M
a Garden an Interchange Of views took place
dealers present and 1t the expressed o.
those had obtained liuno0ns 90 Keep open on SUNNY
usG lacy CLAIM that lager is Ios beer aAd Aa Is l0' III
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Engagement Between the ParaguayanS
and the Allies.
The Paragraphs Take -Four Guns and
1000 Prisoners
Proceedings of the Brazilian Chamber OF
Deputies.
FROM Oar Special Correspondent.

FROM Special Correspondent
RIO Dr. JANEIRo June D. 1866.
The news Of great battle between the Paraguayans and
tho Allies has Just reached this point According to tne
npsrfec account received the Paaguayans 1t appears
had nrenched themselves on the isthmus formed by the
junction Of the Parana and Paraguay River little below
Uumlita when Gen. Florez, of the commanders OF
the allied forces fell into ambush and was badly beaten
Nv Gen Lopez Florez in this affair lost four guns and
1000 men IN killed and prisoners. He would have been
sonbated had not the balance Of the allied troops under
Gems Osorio and Mitre made their appearance and COM
pski Lopez TO fall back The latter however retreated
IN good order behind his inrenchments, carrying along
the guns he had taken and his prisoners without being
moested by the enemy.
The Paaguayans defend themselves with courage and
determination worthy of all praise The country they oc
cpy is full Of e-pits earhworks and chcredar de tTis
and II is not to be supposed that the allies although vastly
superior in number succeed in conquerng or de-
tng them. Gen Lopez decided to fight as long as he
has single soldier under his flag and histories amount
20 about 600 men there is prospect Of early term
nation Of the war
The allied feet is still below Correntes without any
chance Of ascending the yer which is too shallow TO al
low vessels of heavy dnught TO go up.
There has been in the Brazilian Chamber Of Deputies
stormy debate the Budget in which the Ministry was
defeated This defeat however, will not cause the dlsso-
luton Of The Cabinet.
Great sickness prevailed among the allied forces Bush
ness exceedingly dull and prices nominal; nothing will
be done until further advices from Europe.
The vicePresdent Of the Argentine Confederation has
resigned the Acting Presidency.
Coffee sold at 7lOOa73OO for g6od Frsts Stock 100000
bags. Exchange London 2is d2li.
BUENOs AYRES. May H-Exchange jllQ5ls.
ONuYnEO-EXchanee So
BAHIA. May 29.-Exchange q d2s4 Sugar 6DOa2f9OJ
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in the morning. where he TO have Joined Col Peacock
at TO $50; Col Peacock says the junction not 10
have been effected till between 10 and ii O'Clock There
have been strange Misunderstanding here. The
blundor was IN Col Bookers force coming into contact
with the Fenians before they had effected
a junction with Col. Peacock. But this
did not arise from the time Of starting, but from incor
rect information as to where the Fenians were. No mat
ter when Booker had started he must have fallen in with
the Fenians before he could effect junction with Pea
cock Of Stevensvle because they directly IN his
path The fault lay with the scouts and with the officers
in believing reports and that had not been verified,
Booker and Dennis perhaps precpate and Peacock
COW ard is not borne out and Peacocks sowness Of
ton dictated by the necessity of giving the men their
breakfast before they started On the Sunday morning,
at O'Clock fow hours after the 800 Fenans had es-
capped, Col Lowry at Fort Erie with 5000 men, in
Guiding artillery force that must have completely over
whelmed the FeDians if it had fallen in with them.
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The italian Ciub-A Speech by Garibnldps
Friend md Partner.

The national uprising Of the Italians for the
cry yeneta has found ready echo the Italian popn
laon Of York Two meetings have already been held in
this city for purpose Of sending and money Italy
aud thereby assisting the cause Independence Athe
last private meeting OF the Committee which TOOK place ct the
Germena Assembly Rooms Tuesday evening MIR. Antonio
Mtuoc President Of the Cubthe sanch friend and former
partner Of the following speech which
received with the greatest applause
SPEECH OF Mr.. NEUCCI
ITALIANS Nv brethren IN and freedom have been
invited the Committee OF Initiation formed by the
Italians of NewYork with the object of cooperating With
them IN the expulsion the foreigners from the Italian soil
and Of contributing my humble the independence
freedom mother land The time has arrived when
every peope has right not only 10 freedom 10 kind
OF best suited 10 lis traditions ncnatons and
race Such Is the principle agitang EuIopea principle
based upon which no human power can prevail
1859 she Der majesty and strength and expelled from
the greatest portion OF her soil Neneta alone remained
within its clutches but every knows that Ausira has no
right occupy sacred land and to oppess population
every drop Of blood Of whom Italian in birth and feelings
That soil would have neen ree long since haa ho oee Ae
in snhugation by dupciy and brutal force what II or
do IN this critical aneure except 10 perseVere IN the
protest commenced by Italy for an age against that
Shameful and brutal oppression Protest by only
but by deeds. by the generous offer Of life and
by liberal distribution Of onr fortune But to
every difference Of opinion let u form among
chain let every Isan patriot be one OF the inks OF that
and VIII defy the 100000 soldiers Of Austria and the
combined strength Of all the autocrats d the Old World
all let show words and our actions
that Iay degoneraed the proud position she
occupied when foremost among the nations OF the earth she
fact the great nitiaor q mankind Italians counymen and
friends Let motto long life to Isy long life to Italy
united and free from the Bay Of Naples 10 the AcIi
attic Go and fight fH her freedom and you
win fight for the freedom of the world Remember you are
led by iustrOus champion who VIII not rest the unity
tay complete As friend Of our great warrior
brace you all lie united and you Will be strong Long NE
This speech was received with enthusiastic applause 1t
followed by subscription which has already produced
SOD The meeting aefward adjourned 10 Saturday next
at the same place
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ASSETS, OVER sIs,O0O.0 900.

To meet the choice Of such future members
fer to have the insured paid nsssmsnts he widows
heirs rather than In this Company prepared to in.s
its policies clause agreeing that eu Of payment Of the policy
and profits equitable be determined tho
Company may be paid annually sensnnus any spsc,ssa
number of years sy rom o twenty-five yesrs.)
ExAxPLE-suppose policy Of $1,000 with amounting
5000 should become payable BY the death Of tbs
person insured the Company in lies Of the payment sss in
sum- would be able give assuming realized tho
past, annuity for years $4,000 twenty
years an annuity Of 81 800 per snnum.
This form Of annuity the anxiety may
the cyhOde the future provision they have
should Intellectual transoy dors
ton through investments. expenditure ohss
uncertainties incidental o contingent trusts.
only free nom the ordinary dangers Of Investment bu. is
punua full payment secured by the
good faith Of this institution which thus csraH
extent Of the Survivors Hence
the provision may considered humanity speaking bsyoud
adverse contingency.
u payments snnuies will share squSy Ia
the profits dividends of the Company
Th. Company also issue. sURvIvoRsHIP ANHUTrIEs which
provide during the whole period life and DE-
FERRED ANNUIrEs by which individuals may provide fer
themselves In sdvsncei age
Z. 5. WINSTON President
NewYOk, June 1906
IL The give prompt attention all matters
aiming to their agency department.
For the accommodation Of residents the upper wards Of the city,
toe general and medical examinations No
$50 Broadway will be from until p from and sisr
July O.
RHODES LITTLE,
General Agent, NswYOr City of the Mutual Life rasuraass
Co. Of N Y,
NOS i51 AND 1896 BROADWAY
Why are the Flowers from which rHALoS's EI.rsos'
NIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs manufactured ike strong minded
ladies' who 70 to evening parties masculine atei Because they
ara Boomeu. after dark.
EstabIished 1891.
WI GALE, Ja,
VIM. GALE & son.
MN' 'S' Sh'H Mx MHh RiI Or h'''
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND DEALER IN
FINE PLATED WARES,
Is receiving 6ne assortment Of the
GORHAM MANUFACTURING Co.'S
PLATED WARE,
and superior article exceng quality and uenss Of fuh
plated before offered either Of home foresa mana
iacture.
w c. JH will occupy the store Nos 572 and 574 BROAD
WAY, Metropolitan Hotel about august !
Post-Once Notice.-The Mails Tor Great and the
Southampton und Bremen. eesmer NEWYORk.
S J1ss 80 viii eo.: hi. Once ssa
= Hs .Sssn Ones 0 Station. s. aSd soa Station O.
The French Mail via Brest and Hav steamer LAFAYETTE
s So At @ o g S on FRAY @ stations sa
b, $50 Stations and d. si3 m Stations andf M
''''''A " JAMES KELLY Po.m,.sr.
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DIE D..

GLAvIs-A Raelgh c. on Wednesday June 90 Annie Ro"
CLAWS daughter OF the Rev o. o. Clovis late Of Newark n j.
HAYs-ou Thursday 2sih inst, Jane Hays aged 81 years
IN. friends respectfully invited 20 attend the nnss
services from residence Of her nw Geo T. Hope At bay
Ride L. on Saturday the 30h inst al o'clock CsrrisEes
will be ang the railroad opposite the Bay Ridge Episcopal
Church. "a o'clock
REEvEsOn Wednesday June a. Jarvis Reeves In the 6oh year
Of his -,
tbe funeral Saturday O'Clock from his late
dsnce South Sixth Nnimsburgh His remains will
be taken ~ LIaIesa Ils GeaeefY W. lnsegmca~
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EEwELL- her residence In Sing Sing on Monday Juns Is.
Rachel widow the Haver Newell Ia the osh year OF hsr
swANssdd.uy Mount vernon Tuesday the 18th in'- Mr.
Howard Swan
The funeral will take place from his late residence Mount Vsfass
Friday morning O'Clock The relatives and friends OF ns
family invited attend Carriage will be IN waiting at the
Mount vsnOn Depot H. Rosd to convey them 10 his rss
dence Trains leave Newly ork ct 81 o'clock
wEBBAt Madison NJ j. Wednesday 2h inst, Ptebe Webb
In the SD year Of her
Her relatives friends Of Webb, and
onnw jeremiah baksr respectfully invited to attend her
FUNERAL from the residence OF the latter Madison Friday lh
inst at IL O'Clock Trains leave from foot Of Bsrcsya ~
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TIE MONADSOCK AT SAN FRANCISCO.
The United Vanderbilt Commodore Rogers.
and the monitor Monainock arrived San Francisco the
I'D.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Naval general Court Martial which has been In session
for time past In Philadelphia Of which Capt W. h.
LaimeT Is President Is dissolved.
The repairs the Lackawanna will be completed on the
Both instant sic will sail from the New York Navy
NnYN. y lrd.
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FIELD SPORTS.
Rnse Ball.

ANOTHER VICTORY PoR THE ATHLBTTcs-DEREAr OF
THE RMPIREs-sCoRE, Ga TO TO-
The return game between these clubs, laid over
place HobOken yesterday the result
being in favor Of Athletics by OF 81 to TO- Their
batting OF the match their fielding being below
the marx the previous games The Empires played
very well after the first two innings and only need practice
good nine IN the neld Win tue ahtagons
they had on this occasion. q,
After the game over the Empires Hospitality entertained
their guests and Athletics left for home last evening well
pleased with three days workher total score being ia
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cluded among drinks prohibited by the law and further
that not intoxicating as has heretofore been proven
before and By decisions rendered 10 that effect
BY numbsrof Judges Counsel retained but he has
instructions by including all liquors In his april
cation for an injunction another meeting to be held this
afternoon consider subject The dealers desire that
lager shall tested upon its merits exclusive OF Bour-
hnn gin common beer
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MARBLE ID.

KIDDER- HARVEYln Wilsmspor. Pa, Thursday June 81
Rev AbrH Nadey Rector Church. Augustus
s. kdder, d. d. S. Of hewlork City, to Josephine daughter Of
Anderson Harvey, esq, of WllianspoTt
LYLES-LOrT-At fabuh. L. Wednesday March 3d. 1906
Rev C. L. Wells Henry Mary C. Lott daughter
OF Samuel q. Lott, esq
METCALFE-TUNISON-In Harlem "Wednesday, June ~ by
tho Rev. J. L. Lord William Meeafe TO Jennie d. Tanison
REE-LEyYon Wednesday eve June .? at No 2os Fnhave BY
the Rev Mr. Lyon, W. j. Rec Virginia Levy widow Of the late
Commodore Levy, all OF this city.
sToNE-rEFFT-At Syracuse, "Wednesday June a. BY the
George Morgan H Fred b. Stone Of New-fork TO Marie
A., daughter Of the late VIM Teht jr. fsyracnse
Wednesday June 20 by the Rev
IA Meeke Weaver Isabella o. daughter Of MARTIN
Kabhsisch esq, Of Brooklyn
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lst %. 30. 4th. sta 9TH It'll sth 9th Total
Ahleiic.....'. 10 10 I %-S6
Umpife-Mr Cornell Of tie Gotham
Scorers-Messrs. Schsned and Bloomfield.
Time OF Game-Itfee hours and twenty five minutes.
Fly 1pire--Benson J: Wilson, !; Russell, l.
Hasord, Il Drnoan. IL Speman total, g. Athlcsc-Dock
ney }; Pike 2, Reach 9, Keinfsder. wilkins IL Berk'
enstack, 1; Deshong. /; total. IL.
MUTUAL VS.. EUREKA.
very interesting had between these Clubs at
HobOken yesterday the result being peasurabe contest
tine dspaI 0. lelng weeirned victory fOr the Ngtuas
Il -,ka~ ma
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Umpre-Mr. Thorue. OF the Newark Club.
Scorers-Messrs Okie and Holden.
Time OF game hours and Is minutes.
Fly Catches Mutual. II; Eureka, H.
Ogt on balls-Mutnal ID; Eureka o.
ACTIVE ENTERPRISE.
The first match this between these Clubs will take
pacoAt Hobsken 10 morrow. at o'clock =. III.
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I'm m igrafion.

The following is a statement, in tabular form,
showing proportion OF sailing and steam vessels bringing
eugrant passengers which landed at Castle Garden
during the wear 1865 and the several national Gags under
which they sailed with their totals as follows
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EXCISE.

VIOLATIONS or THB EXCISE LAw-Tng PROGRESS oF
THE INJUNCTION MANIA.
The following are the names of those arrested for
violating the Excise law In selling iluor without IL
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6petial Notices.
The

OF NETWORK.
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number Of The former wOIkmcn al the American
Watch Company establishment Wal,ham Mos. have
united 10 thc erection of watch factory az Egu, H. with
capacity ior 81 watches PEI 9ay.
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Cricket.

ST. GEORGES ACT PHILADELPHIA.
The match between these Clubs terminated yester-
day in favor Of George with 10 wickets to fall We
give the score below.
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Railways Ready Relief
AS A PREVENTIVE AGAINST
AsIATIc CHOLERA
WILL CURE
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
teaspooufu In hall lumber Of drink will 10 fsw
painful discharges ard restore the peas
heal and comfort
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Neuragc Affections Sore Thoai Asthma Di ps
liberia Nervous Headache.
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply Ready Relief 1t will Afford immediate sad alish
Pree 50 per bottle Sold by Druggists.
RADWAY Co, No 81 MaiisslsDa
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Bathing salts
for
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEAIEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
SHIRTS AND
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Ia grea, variety.
DEVLIN G CO.,
BROADWAY Goa wARREN-ST.
BROADWAY. Coz. 0RANDsr.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-13

A HAIR-BREADTH EscAPE.-As
Mr.. Dewitt Carter of East Feliciana a,
with a negro man, was riding on
horseback towards Greensburg, on
tuesday evening last, when within
short distance from town, a tree
fell across their horses, killing them
both instantly. Mr.. Garter and the
negro were both slightly injured
from the fall of their horses, but they
were untouched by the tree.---Greeus.
burg, Journal, 18th ult.
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Ihe Gazette &Gntuet
G u " E AL WIS.

]
The death Of tho fattest m.n in thu
world, M. Helm, is recorded by ths
Psris papers. He wasoa German bv
origin, and employed az translator Of
foreign correspondence. His age was
forty two he weighed five hundred
pounds, and latterly was unable TO
pass through doors Of ordinary dimenrn.q p
siona. 6aHs#ta. raadl " asI'lbHl
Ia Williamsburgh, NY, Henry
otacie rose from bis dinner table 10 4
good spirits, turned to ask the family
# they would like some music and
fell lld' back q X dead without . sroan, from
heart disease. '.'
Maj Gen. Gustavus W. Smith. who
resigned the position Of Street Super.
iutendent in New York to 90 South,
and who resigned his combination In
the gpq1ffederate army two years after
wards, has reappeared in New York,
as agent for the National Express
Company. a.a ,ab a -. rs
1t is reported that Sir Isaac New
tons house, in Kensington, has been
deHmpoplished--per contra that the Sui
tan has given Sir Henry Bulwsr g
palace on the Bosphorus.
Senator Wilson has introduced a
bill to put deserving soldiers into
placesln tho regular army now occu-
pied by those who have not distin-
gulshed themselves in the late war.
Twenty thousand eight hundred and
seventy Immigrants were landed as
New York during the month of No.
yember this year, of whom thirteen
ttrousahd one hundred and seventy
bihe were Germans. 8 '
Florida and South Carolina advices
say the freedmen are settling down
aud becoming industrious, ts7
The Rev. Henry Sneed of Cinoiu-
patl has been convicted Of lying, A
couimittee of the Methodist Church
inekentucky intimate that the Rev.
/ o. Il, Parsons is fallen saint. He
was 40 actor once, and had better
stuck to the stage. tu.
The Louisville Hotel, wh;,,n was
Ieasea at fifteen THOUSAND dollars mar
Year, five years Ego, was recently lesas-
sd as i0rtty.nve thousand per snnufn..
,i'be town and canton of Vica, An
dalusia, Spain, are being ravagsd by
40 invasion Of spiders. All vegeta-
} ton Is eaten up by those insects, and
their bite produces a very painful
swelling. h92rl9 na JUS .' "o
Il ie stated that the sx.King Of
Naples has determined to sell bis poss-
1ession in the Papal States and settle
for life IN Havana.
/, Mr.. Conway, late OF the Freedmsn's
Bureau, In the State Of Louisiana. il
about to proceed TO England for the
purpose Of pointing Engish capital
lists to American cotton fields. eu..
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s, R' Virtue springs from industry,
rather than religion. We care not
how pious man is, let him aloaf' a
week, and he will feel the devil in
him bigger than woodchuck.
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~ IsV' In one of the letters opened
at the Dead Letter Office in Wash
ington were $40, 900 in u. s. bonds.
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.WisssssSDDi Hotel.

l2o. . -. ,oHARrREs STREET. =.
a@3fistsi Corner 81 81. Louis i=flts.s -
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TO CLEAR A Boar or WATER
| WITHOUT BAtEINa.-The Scientific
American publishes The following
from o correspondent
/ lMessa;s. Editors-I write you few
lines in regard to baling out boats,
and if you think them worth laying
before your readers, you are at liberty
to do so. ....
b II you have boat that leaks badly.
and IL is in o strong current, Or If you
are towing up stream, all you have to
do to make it dry is this bore q hole
through the bottom and insert piece
Of tin or iron, half round, through the
hole, letting it extend a few inches
below the bottom Of the boat, and all
the water will run out witout any labor.
1 think q ship at sea could be kept
aaoat il you could keep her going four
miles per hour. "'