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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

SECRETARY Hewlett placed the necessary and
proper blanks before then. They diSEegarded
the detested "test OATH" and ordered others
printed Boise Statesman.
The above alludes to the members Of the
late Legislature. 1t is sufficient answer to
state that Chief Justice Mcbride administered
the oath to the members, and said it was the
oath prescribed by the Organic Act and the
only oath they were required to take.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

M1L1rARY.-Lt. Col. Marshall, late in command
at Fort Boise, is now commanding officer at Fort
Vancouver. There are nine companies Of troops,
cavalry and infantry, stationed in this (Boise)
district, averaging about tlfty-f men to each
company.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

CoRNERED. Last week we charged the ed
itor Of the Boise City Statesman with having
offered to prove that the "don't pay the mem
bersp dispatch shown by Hewlett was bogus
and further with having declared that told
Hewlett was the biggest thief in the Terri
tory" To these charges he makes the fol-
lowing characteristic response:
Jimmy O'Piggy is writing at us again in the
WORLD"
We can't exactly see how these two lines
acquit Reynolds Of the charges we made
against him but then Reynolds is not the
first who has thrown up earth works to screen
himself. "O'Piggy" seems to have. driven
him from his pen to Howlett's swlll tub,
whereat, doubtless, our susceptible friend
Reynolds has been duly fed on green( backed)
things. Be careful Of surfeit, Slim Jim.
Bear in mind the fate of that rogue of a
weasel who squeezed through small hole
in q corn basket and fed until he grew fat
and saucy-but discovered, when he wished
to get out that be had to starYe himself down
to his original thin condition.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

TREASURE SBlPMENT The total amount of
treasure exported from San Francisco during
the past year is given at $44, 1854, 1868. There
went to New York nearly $3O,OOO,Oo0; to
China, &c. ,OOe to France, $987;655; to
England, $532, 2O7; to Honolulu, $4,000;
to Victoria, $40, 900, and the remainder to
SoSth America, Central America, Mexico and
Japan. ............... aili.l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

IT W0NT Do.-In order to exculpate him
self, Secretary Hewlett is endeavoring to in
culpate his predecessor in Office, H. G. ellison,
and the Statesman at Boise City (the editor
ofwhich only q few days ago pronounced
Hewlett the biggest thief in the Territory',)
is Howletts organ for the dirty work. In
Thursdays issue appears twoletters purport-
ing to have been written by ellison to How
lett, both dated last March, from Portland
and San Francisco respectively, in which
official and private matters are mingled. Gil
son may have written the letters, but people
will think that man who forges dispatch,
will not scruple to forge letters to get him
self out of an ugly scrape And then, there
is this to be said in connection with the mat
ter: If the letters are genuine, Hewlett
proves himself to be greater rogue in hay-
ing SO long delayed their publicity; if they
are forgeries, as the dispatch not to pay the
members Of the Legislature was, be is simply
great rogue still. Turn the matter which
waywemay, Howlett's conduct presents but
the. one -yillalny,. The fact is, the
old rogue is, in his attempts to divest him
self Of the great criminal culpability which
attaches to him, like afellow struggling in
quicksand-the more he wriggles and found
ers, the deeper he sinks, ossl
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

NJ OMEARA of the WORLD says he will attend to
our last Fridays leader in his next issue.-[HmeS
of yesterday.
We did thiak of doing so, Shepherd, but have
concluded it is too much like firing Columbiads Of
Gchip" hunks.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

To {" GRUMBLEa." - Rattle ahead. with your
Harper's Weekly" old sore-head, and scribble
Won are we'll enough to play with when one is IN
The bunor !; but we are surfeited with your frivol
ons sfuff 4f tHHHFaf .#s i tHttt#5 y-tt r. Y II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

Gen. CRooK.-The last news from this vig-
orous Indian fighter is to Jan. 10th, from
Camp Lyons. He has driven the Indians be-
fore him from the mouth of Boise and up the
Malheur river, into the region where the two
streams fork, and had compelled hostile
band to surrender, with their, horses and
effects. Gen. Crook intendsto rid the coun-
try over which be has control of the savage
pests. e aHsb# SIS. 800
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

WE only want half the show yo't had to go 10
Hogem on Saturday last.-PTimes
Il Yes, Shepherd, and if ever you do go, you
will show yourself to be q wholle---7-- donkey
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

Gov. GEO. g. COLE of Washington Terri
tory has entered upon the duties of his new
Office.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

WILL HAVE 'EM.-Reynolds Of the Boise City
Statesman has sent to Fort Benton for a couple Of
p Mackinaws" He says he must have overshocs
of some sort. .ftf * strs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

DEPARTURE.-We learn that DR.. G. W.
Kirchner, physician and Surgeon of this city,
proposes to start Tuesday morning by
stage on a contemplated visit to the East AMI
brief tour of Europe, from which be wiS
return next Fall. With many other who have
had reason to be thankful for the restoraten
of health under his skillful and most atten-
tive treatment, in this city, we regret his de-
parture, but are glad to know of bis de5er-
minaton to return among Us. He Ass proven
himself a sterling gentleman and an excellent
physician, and we join with his many Other
warm personal friends in wishing for hirs %
safe, agreeable journey, delightful sojonrns,
and speedy, gladstone return.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

/. NJ. CoHs has gone to San, francisco to
purchase a stock of the choicest and most
elegant dress and fancy goods for the Spring
trade. t,s,,ffFs fsa eseauea aeiy8lugqu ss0d
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

ExPoRTs.-The total value Of exports Of
the products and manufactures of this coast,
from the port of San Francisco for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1865, is stated at ST., 29A ol5-
Of this amount about $6,O0O,OOO went TO
Atlantic ports; $l,70N, 900 to Mexico ST.
SOC, 900 to Great Britain So, go 900 to Aus
tralia and New Zealand ST. 500, 000lo Chinai
81 100000 to British Colombia 100000 to
the Hawaiian Islands; $39O,6O0 to SOnth
America $4,000 to Japan /; and $500, 900
to other countries.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02
AMERiCAN CoMMERCg.--In 1860, the Ameri-

AMERIcAN CoMMERCE.--In 1860, the Ameri-
can shipping engaged in commerce amounted
to q total Of 5 1871 ,2O5 tons; in 1866, to u
total of 3,372, 900 tons, In 1860, there cleared
from u s. ports, of all nations, total of
6, 1885, 24 tons; in 1856, total Of 1888, l76
tons. The total tonnage Of foreign vessels
which entered U s. ports in 1850, was 1884,
Oil tons !; in 1866, 4,4lO, 424 tons The total
tonnage of foreign vessels which cleared
from o. S. ports in 1862 was 1894, 900 tOnsF
in 1866, A, ABS, 1874 tons. These 6gpres prove
how the war has affected the country. When
the South raised her immensec crops of ccStons
sugar, tobacco, rice, and other great staples,
American commerce was at its zenith. An
unnatural, unhoIy war, provoked by New
England to enrich herself, has cost the rest
of the land the great loss shown above. BY
her high tariff on everything she manufac-
lures, New England rolls in rapidly aceamu-
lated, wealth, while the West is Impoverished
and the South PROSTATE. We are terribly
reaping the peculiar "blessings" of Puritan
misruie.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

Coop TEMPLARs.-A lodge of this order of
reformed drunkards has been organized il
Boise City, with about fifty members. We
hope the failure to any longer get free drinks
was not the cause Of any Of them joining,
There will be another session of the Legis-
3f cons Es1s1&y3 s4&aslts& sftt4 G4tW 80 8o5t
lature next year. ..as e! e hsite9s.
asalstfsf ,se2 MFNk EEs - 81 aast
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

COVERED HIS TRAcKs.-The Joint Commit
tee of the Pennsylvania Legislature, appoint
ed to investigate the charges of improper
influence and corruption in the election of
Simon Cameron to the U. s. Senate, have re-
ported they found nothing to warrant the
charge. Either old Simon covered his tracks
unusually well, or the Committee feared they
might damage their party's reputation or their
own prospects in reporting what they diseov-
cred. Itisabsurd to expectthe people to believe
that Cameron ever got to the Senate save by
bribery and corruption in the Legislature.
We have received seve raj letters from PiO1eer
City severely critieising Mr. O'Meara, the chosen
orator on the occasion of the Fenian festival IN
Pioneer City, on Saturday last. We withhold
them until Mr.. O'Meara has an Opportunityto eX~
plain his reasons of default Times.
Just publish the letters as quickly as you please,
Shepherd; we have no explanations to mese to
you or for your benefit It is impertinence IN you
to interfere in the matter. Whenever you thBnk
you can publish anything we shall fear to- have
made public, or be chagrned over, give it in your
paper, and don't withhold it out of assumed res
pect for our feelings. You are welcome to all the
capital you can make in that way. Now, go on.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-02-02

No MAIL from ONyhss ihIs Yesk. Ia - go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-07
The White Fine COMPOUND.

II eary iTs The spring 4{ 81 that this compound
wa originated. piefnteF " by f.n.tiy vas ehetsd
with nn Irritation 81 tie Threat, AttSsad with dss-
grseabis cough tat tot months previous thought
that preparation having f ls ass Inc inside bark o.
~hts pine nebt ~ to Be very useful
In Diseases of throat and lungs. To test the value
Of II In the alluded to- compounded small guam
tty Of the medicine that bad been planning and gave
II Ia teaspoonfni doses. The result vas sxcse9lngy
gratifying Within two days the irritation Of the throat
removed, the cough subsidized and speedy cnrs sas
effected. Soon after this sent some to sdy In lpn-
donderry, H. who had been suffering for eoms weeks
from bed cough, occasionsd by sudden cold, ssd had
raised mucous strssksd with blood shs soon found r.
lief and ssrt for She took about tsn ounces u
II, and got WE'LL j. b. Clark Hsq, editor Of tbs Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial 81 the same vfepafn
lion In the Of cold and cured immsdi-
ately lie WAS so highly pleased with tho results and
fore the public that he finally persuaded me 70 vs
name. and send abroad 70 bsnsht the suneftns In
Hovebtt 1885, hst advsrtissdt under the name Of
White Pine Compound, In two year, from that time
there had been vholssalsd 10 Manchester alone ons
dollars WORTH where took the lead Of All thu
cough remedies in thu Market audit still msintahs that
position There b good reasons for this 1t very sooth-
Ing and healing In Its nature warming 70 the stom-
sch and pleasant viihs to this TASTE and sxessdngy
cheap.
Compound stands univaled II mot originated for
that purpose but person In using IL for cough was
only cured Of the eouEh but vas also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing bnce tant &C
edental discovery many Thousands have used u Ter Ups
same complaint and hsve been completely cured
The above written " Dr. Poisnd, 10 ls60 rin
then rs In Manchester, the White Pine COMPOUND nss
taken the lead Of all Cough remedies A. Wen Frsps
ration for the Of Kidney dcultes, IN every Guy
town, village aud bamsi tnfousbontths New England
States,
hi. remedy - safe and pleasant to taks - u.
ectuai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-22
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS.

The Milwaukee Musical Society preparing for =
grand masquerade festival a. which the burlesqus Of
the siege Of weinberg will be sung and represented
gvandsst ever got Mp the wea. II viii he given on
the 18th inst.
Chanfrsu finished his ~ Louis engagement, on the
lesh inst
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard Paul gave one Of their unioue
and fashionable entertainments Lowell Mass, on The
18th inst
MiB Emily Melville commenced m engagement n
Springfield, H., on the 10Th inst
Mr. and Mrs.. Barney williams will appear Il the Broad.
way theatre on Monday, the 2sth inst
The celebrated vocal society, Mendeissohn Uaion will
sing che Ruins Of Athens Al the fourth symphony
soires 81 steinway Hall on the 23d ins.
vessvah 10 in New Orleans.
Beck 70 the hon OF the day. The visnnsss cyitscs
praise his Neiusko, in L'Afyicaiae, TO the skiss.
Brsnoii. The most popular tenor Of shs day, has
fused MI the proe Of the opera anagers ana wisely
decided 70 continue his brilliant concert tou He has re-
neved his engagements with several well known favor
itee, and gone North for q couple Of weeks In the
beginning Of March he viii eel on trip 70 tine SOUTH
and - his melodous voice has never been heard In that
ilssarred region 10 10 fair TO suppose there will b
wish TO hear him. The sweet cadences Of the prince Of
tsnors may possibly, erpel from The Southern heart
the Last remnant Of disccrd and revive ssntisn@ Of
frssernai harmony long dormant but mot quite dead
The last performances OF the Italian open y b Pc
tsvsbuss sstied only sss hsssvsa ~ ~ Uuslss
HSoU ~ CBasS vkasA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-22
THIRTY-NMTH CONGRESS-.


oENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. a, 1ss7.
Petitions presented and referred.
vnorprr.
M WILSON, trep.l Of MssH, from The Military Com
mistee reported the joint resolution OF the House. do
rating the buildings sheds, &c, al Camp Chase, Ohio
for the uss OF an asylum for the insane.
The Senate COMMITTEES moved tn amend by prov ding
that the property referred shall be used FOR asylum
for disabled soldiers The mendmeut was agreed TO-
and the resolution Was passed.
LAND aRsrs IN Aip ov rsE rs'iric aAstkoap AND IT'S
HRAvCHK<L
Nv. HowARp, ,rep) OF Mich. moved the discharge Of
the Committee the Pacific Railroad from further
railroad from lawrence Kansas 10 the boundary line OF
Mexico also the bill 70 amend act granting aid In the
The nj, /" IA n he @opssrcson a the Ksnsss and
Neosho Valley Raroad also the bin 70 grant aid IN the
construction OF the Union Pacific Rsilroad also bill TO
expedite the construction Of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Mr. Howard said In making these reports he
directed say that done with view 70 expedite
business, aud not TO prejudice any Of the measures
Tho committee was discharged from the further
alteration Of the bills named by Mr.. Howard.
Mr.. wnsoS introduced the following, which
fsred 10 the Committee on Joint Resolution
70 ArIwonras ,s,l. cv rus co.sAsAry. rowss OF NV.
R.sclysd ihe Senate and House Of Repre.ensyes Of
order 70 secure r.sss Tee, ~ he rcwsr. Of
q R :s ~ s s
=, hereby 81 &. = s ss:r e "
navy for their familiarity with practical
kpowledae az guunery fothcations and oncisd vesses
81 war shall select Of The strongest iron clad
shpe aud the most perfect fertilization
purpose Of The trial hereby authorised The fort and
sha armed with the heaviest in and the
@ ~. s s"s e ss s
cjsd veeses and stone forhcaoDs capable: and the
s, Of such rns with drawngs Of the skip and fort shah
be only sspcrsd ~ she board o conss vita ,hsr op,n
ION g 70 Their comparative powers o. Resistance and the
anplabilly OF rofsd shps and stone tcrhcsoons Tor
odsnsive and defensive warfare
nrsroRAroH op coRv1ecASSp PROPERTY TO owsEna
M FsuxwanuYmr, frep.D OF N j., reported from The
Judiciary Committee the House bill 70 restore the pQe
session Of isAds eenscssed BY the aushorses Of me
S0aaes lately IN rsbsjhon, with an amgudment A.
amended ne hlll provides that In cases whesc su con.
hssons have bssp made the loyal cisen 20 deprived
Of his property hereby declared seized q ~ semA
asA o. sonpint Il such pspoe their heirs o. assigns
70 any yusics Of The Supreme Court 81 ms V.ne4
gAss Dssros yudge Of the district whsFetp a. ane
lea or 70 any United btstss CDmmQner for sad a.
Sias seecrpspssd vtA atlsfAses2 sves.cs: OF nus.
%, such juaeice ~ eonmimSon0 SbAl ceru1y we Ie0
such proof, end deliver the snme ~ III ooWYAedne
! sss& r - nIpf~y l2Isll - lnMAQ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-22
Transfer Of the Steamship Mail Stat ion fra
SO. Thomas.
MlsCEAi.ANEOUs.

nI scHENtK. THE LIMO DOCr0R-rHE rRoPRt
iaS Of s'ss Hi a s as
that 10 certainty detect the slightest OF q
Its erra importance % DR. chsnct to know the a.
Sas n.
whether i = both lungs Q, Only one that m diseased
Examined Sv their family physician Who told them IL
iheir ungs Were almost gone when by close exsmina.lo
e O. sss n y .SI
70 heath so% tne medicine hsi VIII op
certain death 70 the patent i lock. ne liver STOP
Fact stopping the action Of the very organs that
D, sshssss s WIN be p,os..cH.ly 2. hi: rooms ever
.i.S hs Essproms,sr Ss esars g. sS III Medicines y
S sale <: sr ses a. ss 5 v .aPC =
weed Tonic 81 per bottle, or 81 % lie bar dozen
psaas shsss J BOZ Park row Genera. whole
sale Agents for the city.
A DEATH FROM SEVERE BURNS"
We're the merits of DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN FL
TRACTOR universally known such hesdinss the ibov
would never be in columns. Hundreds
thousands who the past twenty-five years used
can testify burn scald yield
soothing and healing influence. relieves the dreadfu
ssouy In few moments and heals quickly wishou, eavin
The knGhtest scar AZ specc TOT cnhosin sores fnnan
nations, piles swelnss bruises &C., has equal
the world One trisi viii convince ron. % bon
For sale by druggists and BY the dozen single Dor
the depot, - Cedar street. N. Y.
a -PKRRYs FAMILY OINTMENT is CURING HUNi
"A. drcds daily Of Burns scalds Gathered Bress.s Sore
Hpulea. Piles Rheumatism, Sores, Chitbains Corns
Chapped Hands Price r. cents Sold by all druggists
Depot l57 Chatham street. Try this invaluable cure
HogsEIloh h9.rTS sp7s " y, ycps ,SRESc
Do, Iea SETS - pecet ~
Do. Dinner Plates per dozsn Observation-Disclosures. OF
Do, breakfast Plates per dozen.
Do, Tea fhtcs Per ooscn ........................
siissr.psss ware Fable Cutlery Ccciina Ieps,. re-
feeators and housekeeping Articles Of every descrpqp
the most extensive assortment the city at prices coDsde
- BAssFoRp's. BAssFORp's, BAssrORD's,
COOPER INSTITUTE AND Aston PLACE, Corner Store
Positively no connection with any other.
WORMS, BUNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALI
~ Dscasss Of tho Feet cured BY Dr. zACHARTE. No 20
Broadway.
nB0RATH's ELECrRlC OIL re- WARRANTED IN
~ Hheunnakism, Frosted Limbs ans
AL Sores and Palms, In from one TO two days
Prof DeGrath-Desr sir-I chcerfully Recommend you
JOHN LIVINGSTON, Editor Monthly Law Magazine.
~ Broadway and l2p West Fourteenth street, N. Y.
dsipHi@ Sold b. pEMis BARNES 90. :, 81 Para row.
'. o. WILLS Co, us Franklin street, and All dregsts
no 10 THOMAS =. AGFBw,s, qRRBNwICB AVE
" Murray streeta who're ygu win hnd fsss, CoGe>s Fsy
ksvr s9s svsyh,hs sIse cheaper s>ss 40 ssevs NJ
S~A. oss DTes hsuse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-22

90 the bin was passed IL consists Of but one section
which IN - follows
Bs enacted That ,he8ecrery Of the Treasury he and
be n authorised redeem compou
ntere9 notes with the accrued interest,"
or United States legal tender notes whout
eeeding N amount el00,mO0n
Mr. HoorER wanted 10 amend the title Of the bill 90
~ 70 make read "A bill 70 initiate the currency--
aughterbut he could not obtain the floor 70 make the
motion
Hui RELiRv yAnrs YErLOw pAesp.
The House then proceeded twenty inmates 70 -four
o'clock, 70 the business Of the morning hour The bill
reported yesterday BY Mr. Griswold from the Committee
Naval Aairs for the relief Of James Teslow coming
~ hrst In order, the question bong the motion OF M
Lawrence Of Ohio, 70 lay che bill on the table.
Mr. GusvolD frep.) Of N Y. gave . history OF the
unnsaction contract with the Navy Department for
buiding four TUG boats The rouDdwork OF the bin
justice and equity.
M BRASpssni ,rep) Of Conn, followed in support Of
the bill
me bin was passed. yeas Oh, nays 10 1t authorizes
the Secretary OF the Navy 70 pay 70 James Teow con-
tractor for osipg The fosr sse@tug beass called the
Fortune, Speedwelf stsndish and Nay Flower
THE nAnIpB CoRra
Mr. DARLING, trep.) Of n. ", from the Committee on
Naval Afas made adverse report on the proposition
70 abolish bs Marine corps snd substItue therefor sol
ders nom Ne army. laid on the table ana sresred 70
Be printed
asuw EEi-
Mr. PHRFs trepl Of Nd, mon IA C0mmitsee Or NavaI
Affairs, reported hack Senate Dill 10 aIsw " me
settlement Of the accounts Of Edward - CAR ues, o.
secsep'y " ,ese w then fyyn - lsasd - &1A6 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-22

TyO 10 THOMAS Il. AGEBwls, 0REHNWICH ANh
" Murray xrssta where ygu win hsd fsae, Ooasss. -
ksur az svsHthins sse cheaper s>ss 40 ssess Nss
Evening star., 1867-05-14
STEAMEB WILSON SHALL
- -.---T FOR THE E4sTERN SHORE.

H0I1CE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL.
sHrx; st1 rssn.c.. T.. =; LEoSARD, ,si. now in 80
most comfortable and elegant =
Ss1 Pssn as sx e w
her, her pier opposite Eo. 40 Light itrset wharf,
ssTgsSxTysys Az E1S4SR EE1ag4kSsPApI sns
RK22Gpff1tEEazs1kS0SE6kR K2pf tEa.ss1 LSsl0 Et9RAis R9iNf,
LL6ETT,SS MHARE CABIN CREBK,- NED
sFRREtnS; RstLrs;n WHMARE M ssd = rLLGYB,S LsaNDLNG.
leaves LloYd,s Landing stfp. M, Cambridge at
3 m, asd Easton Point ct 8 2 m, every Monday,
siats landings, and reaching Bsltimors ct q M.
on the following mornings.
she hss large number OF fine stat ate-rooms.
Evening star., 1867-05-14

oLUIGAa-CUMBERhAN On the eth inst.
Trederick, Md..to EMMA l., dasshser Of John
Cumbsrl and. Of this city No cards.
Frederick city papers please cory.1 gE
RAYNOR-WHlTEMOR On the 18th inst,
st The psrsonsgss By; th. ksy G; e. Mssdor !.
both ofthis city. 4 No cards. . 7 A. -
j1-H- rev 7 ork papers plesse eoDy1 q
sToRKE-TODD. On the 18th instant. By the
Rev Mr. lWiiiiams. as Ohrist Church, GEORGE
tovn. MI JOANI8 d. STORK1to Miss 6ECE .
LA TODD. from Charles County. Nd. :
~ Baltimore Sau please copy.l -
Evening star., 1867-05-14
= p 90 ael II Died. saO A.avsI 't
HERBCRT, On the 18th instant. aftsr bfisf
Iliness, sxM;L Il HEkB1RT. II the 18th year

Dearest Father thou hast len IA. : -.
'BA 4EHsEa thy loss We deeply feel: 4 as -.
gBn: IT'S God that hsth heseftuss >
Hfs friands are fnyfts6 ID attsnd his fuuArsl TO-
Iaoffow Nv s6Dosdayj aftsfn601s sat two 0'clocks
from his late fssidsneS, SIC 9th street. betw:sA
= - tosiAvslis. Il, ,.ysSsr, ,pisass ooSy.l rs =.
.i RO1K1R. 0h MnnAAy, the j3th instant, at he
i;sf as sfss Ss s:as
His frisnds ana tsSs. Il III fsnsfly sss tsspeees
s:;; 8 n q
"a HGkfTgI y gsFqg1S 80 - - !
Evening star., 1867-05-14

IA MARROW EsCAPR.-Judge Purcell. of the
Orphans Court, while going to Bladen burg
Md. in his carriage Sunday with seven little
children, was crossing the stream lust this
side OF that village, when the horse and car.
riage were impeded by quicksand, formed
by recent freshets. The horse in its efforts to
extricate itself got on, lis back, and the car.
rage was floating in water five feet deep, the
little ones eling:ngt to the Judge and crying to
be saved. He had quieted them, and vas
about TO bring them ashore, the three sma allest
In his arms, and the other holding to his ceat,
when fortunately row boat was sent ont by
persons who had witnessed the scene, and the
party was rescued. This should be a caution
induce the parties having the construction OF a
bridge in charge. as provided for by the Leg
'islature OF Maryland, to hurry it up before a
serious accident occurs. The GOODNESS and
self-possession Of the judge were admirable
under the circumstances. uilfy eaI