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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-17

t=Y" Mr.. Naudin, Gunsmith, Watch
maker, &C., has an important notice "to
all concerned" in our advertising columns.
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Our FavOrite, ssRObert +. Lee. 81

NdE ABOVE CAPTION 10 the brand Of . most
l. superb article Of Flour, for which I am the
sole agent in Baton Rouge. This Flour 10 manu-
Pictured at one Of the largest and most complete
FIGURING Mills in the country, and the name Il
bears is designed as representative of Its ex.
cellencs. Guly27I JOSHUA BEAL.
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PEAS WANTED.

FARMERS having Lady Peas for sale by the
Il barrel will find = ready customer by applying
IT the store Of PHILIP MAGNET,
Octl6 on LAFAYETTE street
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.arrOsC TIE.

DARTIEs ADVERTISER 70 sell this popular Tie
L below Sole agents pricss. being IN Agent
for the article, would warn Planters and Dealers
againat any one who would impose upon them In
"so.calisd" undertaking me. III guaraatee full
weight. Call and look At the Tie, and II you wish
to purchase, examine my scales and you Will soon
BE- convinced that none Of my nsishboTs can
undsrsoll me. svEs a gaa.s gsss
aup22 @ ANDREW JACKSON.
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THREE LARGE AIRY ROOMS over the N
l. Peoples Store, opposite the Bank, Third &AA
street For particulars apply at the
ssptl7 PEOPLES STORE
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NOTICE.

kNoM after this date, . competent Druggist
l. will be on hand at all hours OF the night al
the Drug Store of J. JASTR hMSKI, on laird
street, and at the store OF j. JAsTREMsKI 4
BRO, corner of Africa and st. Fer dinand streets.
BATON kouds, October It'll, 1867.
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ANDREW JACKSON.
NONE BETTER.

DoPULAR SENTIMENT has, thus ar. accorded
L the Nssd Of praise to tho "AaRow TIE. :"
Others are, doubtless. good, but when Jon want
the bsst--detsrmined 70 BY Thorough test Of the
farmer himsslf-be sure aud get the "ARRow
TIE" It IL simpis m construction, Is applied
with dispatch, and holds with unrsmitsing tenac-
ity What more would you have, In fact, what
more could you hAveiss sff8sssaeg@
~ Prices as loso ds tie loaosst. -
aug2o JOSHUA BEAL
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BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE.

r HAVE just received . choice lot Of Dressed
l. Flooring (twenty thousand fest), for sale at
ow rates BY JAMES MovAY. ~
Also, Gin Bands. (shree ply), Gutts Percha
oilers, scyths and Grass blades, scythes, Hunts
md Collins, Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
saws, Knives and stsels, and s.utifal assert.
ment Of Fire Grates, At the New Store o. w
sept28 s#E 4gHBHE B4@ JAMES MuVAY
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H The place to spend your Green and
Redbacks-wheres- lat Randolph d Bates.
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WANTED, WANTED.

/ Am IN IMMEDIATE WANT DF $50 barrels
L Dry White Ear Corn for which viii pa One
Dollar and Twenty-Five Gents per barrel.
Oct6 JOSHUA REAL
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~ The place to spend your Green and
Redbacks-w herea- at Randolph g. Bates.
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GO TO ANDREW JACKSON'S

If you WISH TO PURoHAsR-
GERMAN soar, CANDY,
CANDLES, STARCH,
SUGAR., PICKLES,
RICE. SARDINES,
TOBACCO, MUSTARD,
COFFEE, MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES, GAN FRUITS,
WLI1E BEAMS SODA,
TEA, black green, PEPPER,
VERMICELLI, LYE,
juuel5
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Public .Alte1ateO1s.

Public .AlteMLeO7l.
DARTIEs DESTROYS OF OBTAINING GREAT
l. Bargains in
Dry Goods and Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
had better call at the Old Sumter House DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING STORE, Corner Main 4
Third Street, as Messrs SIMON & KUHN, are
determined to sell their present stock at prices
regardless Of cost, rs they wish to make room for
their large stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which will be on hand in few days. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere and be con.
WINGED that the OLD SUMTER HOUSE is the
cheapest place this side Of New York. sept5
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sy The place to spend your Green and
Redbaeks-w heres- at Randolph & Bates.
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ARROW TIES.

TINE PAINTED BANDS and "ARROW TIES, y
l. stsa complete subslitute Tor foping and
bs'ing Cotton. combining the utmost simplicity
with the greatest possible security. They are
cheaper than Rops-ars fastened quicker, and
hold the bale IA to 1s less in Sis than Rope. The
same can BE- had At New Orleans prices, at
sugl3 ANDREW JACKsON'S
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ATTENTION, DEALERS,

GOAL MERCHANTS proposing to sell iron
- res, can make arrangements for constant
.upples ana on easy and liberal terms on sppll.
aug22 JosHuA RnAr
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WOOL WANTED.
FOR. RENT,

HIGHEST PRICE paid for Wool, bury o,
LIZ picked, at the Office Of the tenitentiary.
sept5 j. H. MATTA Clerk
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE DWELLING, containing six
n rooms. convenient yard, outhouses garden.
&C., situ tied en- Government street between St.
Charles and st. Ferdinand. Apply to
sept28 v. HEUDE-
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Attention, Planters and Dealers

WH HEN visiting Baton Rouge, and in quest
w Of Groceries and Provisions, make IL your
business to call on every merchant, and price
what you are 10 need Of, then call 81 my store,
corner Of Third and Laurel streets, and will
convince you that am selling chesper than my
aeghbors rapr6l A. jackson
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu.
l. RANT growth Of hair upon > bald hsad or
beardlem face, also recipe for The removal Of
Pimples, Blotchss. Eruptions, 30, on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear. add beau
tiiui, can DO obtained without charge BY address
Ing THOS. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
septic s2s Broadway, New York
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MEAL FOR CORN.

HNARMER6 would do well to remember that !. =,
1 exchange Of Meal for Corn can be obi lin I'd
A. a. any hour o. the Day and during any day o
aug6 JOsHIyA mar
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] MISCELLANEOUS.
TOCONsUMPTryEs.

IOCONSUMECIv
TIME REV. EDwARDA. WILSON VIII send
i Ores Of ehsrgs) 70 llwho desire II, The pre-
scription with the directions for making and using
tho simple remedy By which he wAss cured Of =
Lung Affection and that drsad disease Con-
sumption. His only object II 70 bsnsat the
afflicted and hs hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, % It will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
sg45ay REv. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 16b South Second It,, Williamsburg, N. Y.
septic AZ ~ Y saAe41AI AZ ~ BE-
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Valuable Land and Improvements
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted.

l. and Silver. Z. PENni.ER nv '''u
JAnoA Matchmaker and Jswsler.
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CCHOOL BOOKS.

McGuffey's and Goodrich's Readers.
Davies, Rays, Smiths, Emersons, Colburn's
and Dodd's Arithmetics
-Blair's, Boyd's and Quackenbos' Rhetoric.
Monteith's. Smiths, Cornell's, Colton's and
Mitchell's Biographies
Latin, Greek and French Text Books.
dillotts Steel Pens-always on hand an assert
ment Of those celebrated pens
Blank Books, Blank Receipts, Blank Notes and
Blank Drafts, at
aug27 BEAEs BOOK VARIETY STORE
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Flank Movement on Army Worm,

1NO PERFORM THIs GREAT FEAT on tho
l. fatal destroyer will be, TO buy your Baling
from the cheapest house--look around then, cal
at my store, corner Of Third and Laurel street,.
and you will not regret the step you have taken.
sugl3 ANDREW JACKsoN
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MILK, MILK,

IOU WANT GOOD RIOH MILK and In Nh.
4. h,s, qIan.ines, don't feed your cows on prom.
OF wheat or Corr Bran. Prices very modsrnts
~sA" JOSHUA REAL
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Bakers, Dealers and Families.
bakers. DEALERS AND FAMILIES can se-
- cure grades Of Flour adapted to their vari-
Jus wants, BY calling At the store Of
aug29 ss*& JOSHUA REAL
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.
A LIENS Breech Loading Rife,
"A NELSON'S Breech Loading Rifle,
Old Style Kentucky Rifle,
single shot Guns,
English Double Shot Guns
Powder Flasks,
shot Pouches,
Gun and Pistol Tubes, at
aug27 BEAL'S BOOK d VARIETY STORE
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CHOICE TABLE BUTTER.
FAMILIES or grocsrs desiring choice article
IL OF Butter at fair prices, can procure it at thu
store of [aug6) JOSHUA BEAL
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STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods at reduced prices
~ can b. bought at 8. KUHN'S Dry Goods and
Clothing Store, corner Main d Lafayette streets.
sept5
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Bagging, Rope and Arrow Tie.

UsT received, large supply Of the above ar
- ticles, at the Triangular Store Building. on.
square below the Court House.
septio II. v. BABIN, Agent
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DLEACHED and Unbleached Cottons Of differ
ID emit grades, at greatly reduced prices may be
found at the Old Sumter House Dry Goods and
Clothing Store.
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Doors and Shoes, for gents, ladies and children
- large assortm emit Just received at j.
kUHN'S Dry Goods and Clothing Stere sept5
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Doors, Shoes and Caters for gents and boys
- at New Orleans prices at the Old Sumter
House Dry Goods and Clothing Store
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Rates for the Tri-WeeIiy.
CONE SQUARE IS TEN LINES OR LEss)
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THE ARROW TIE AND BANDS.
GAVE now 10 store, 100 bundles Iron Ties
i and Bands, to which would invite the sspe-
cial attention of Dealers and Planters. Dealers
supplied sta liberal discount and on easy terms.
aug22 JOsHUA REAL
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AIDES HOSE and gent's half Hose good ar.
- tlcle at 81 80 per dozen can be bought at
Sept5 J. KUHN'S
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BATON ROUGE.
THU RSDAY :::::::::::: .:OCT. II, 1857.
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DRY-GOODs-RETAIL.


" Il hetc neuse
Eggs g. BUTTER.
S P Pond Co...........cor Main Ninth streets
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June s.
This morning about oclock, Mr. ID. r.
Brandt, wholesale liquor and wine merchant
at SAT South Water street, was proceeding
along Clarke street, between Lake aud South
Water, and was suddenly felled to the ground
by blow from behind. On regainine his
struggle ensued and the asssilant was getting
the worst of it, when some two others rushed
to the assistance of the man making the ats
tack, and they let him go and took to their
heels; the man saying, as be went, "Ill
murder you yet 1t seems that the man was
discharged by Mr.. Brandt, a short time SINCE
and sought to reek his vengeance on his EN-,
ployer in this way. They have not yet been
arrested.
The person Of a young girl was brutally VIC
lated yesterday, under the following circum-
stances: The young lady came from Indi.
ana, short time since, and was seeking EN-
ployment. As she was coming out of house
on Michigan Avenue, where she had been to
make enquiries, she was accosted by one of
party of young men and asked who she
sought She told them her wants, andon of
them told her that his wife wanted Just such
person, and that he lived but a short dis
tsnce over the river, pointing towards the
lake. She went with them without hesita
tion, and they got into boat and rowed out
into the lake. When sufficient distance from
shore they, inspite of her cries and resistance.
shamefully violated her, and then, by threats.
kept her still until they rowed up the river to
| Twelfth street. when they landed in an OBJ
scure lace in the dock
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK. June 8.
During the voyage OF the Prussian ship Ar
mold Berringer, which arrived AT this port
from Rotterdam yesterday, reports thirty
four deaths occurred among the passengers,
twenty six children and eight adults.
The yacht Henrietta, from Cowes, May
9Th, arrived to day. She encountered strong
westerly winds during the entire passage,
and lost her jib- boom.
The steamship Quaker City sailed to>day
with the excursionists to the Holy Land
-Four hundred cases of rifles have been
shipped on board the Borussia for Bremen,
each case marked twenty Austrian II NJ
rifle muskets with bayouets. 1t is said these
arms are consignment purchased by Gov
eminent some FIVE years ago, which are now
being returned for the purpose Of being re
sold One hundred additional cases will
be sent by the following Saturday. steamer
Miss Kate Norton, a native of Maine, aud
until recently resident OF Detroit, commit
ted suicide to day, at her residence, on west
llth street, by taking morphine. A man
named Edward Drury, it seems, having Sc
duced her four years ago, under promise OF
marriage, and been living with her since, re,
Gently married another woman, and the above
is the sequel
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FROM MEXICO.

New YoRK, June s.
The Heralds New Orleans special gives
an account of the fall Of Queretaro as pub
lished by the Ranchero, from which it ap-
pears that General Lopez, who Is represented
as bosom friend Of Maximilian, sold out the
entire Imperial concern, for S4s. 900, in nard
cash and the work of treachery was arranged
SO completely, and carried on, so successful
ly that Macmillan and his entire force, bag
and baggage, were handed over to Escabado,
without hostile shot being fred Maximil>
ian acted his part heroically. He sent his
sword to Escabado, stipula,ing that he should
not be subjected to insult, but awarded the cons
sideration due to 8 prisoner, and that if any
one must be shot he should be the first one
Up to the latest advices no executions had
taken place.
Escabado says that $1,000 prisoners sur.
rendered, including thirteen general officers,
and 500 officers Of inferior grades.
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FROM FORT HARKER.


Sr. LOUIS, June 8.
The Union Pacific Railway excursionsts
reached the end Of the road, three miles from
Fort Harker, on Thursday evening, where
they took supper and spent the night in tents,
provided by the military officers During the
evening a. meeting was held, Senator Came
ron in the Chair. Speeches were made, and
several resolutions, complimentary to the
officers of the road and the citizens of the
various towns at which the party had been
entertained, etc., we're passed.
Yesterday morning they proceeded TO Fort
Ellsworth in ambulances, the extreme west
ern white settlement, and after brief stay
returned TO Fort Harker, where the party
dined at the invitation of Gen. Hancock.
Another meeting was held here, and
speeches were made by Gen. Hancock, Sen
ators Henderson, Eiblack, Latin, Ketchnm,
Chandler Hubbard and Jordan; Mayor Thorn
as, of St. Louis, Clarke, Van Horn, New,
comb, and Branscomb, Judge kingman, OF
Kansas, and several members Of the Press.
Gen. Hancock and Chief of staff, Gen.
Mitchell, with cavalry escort, win start for
Pond Creek tod day.
The excursionists will probably reach here
to morrow night or Monday morning.
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FROM JACKSONVILLE

CHICAGO, June I.
The Journals Jacksonville, Ills, special
Of to-day says: The Investigating Commit,
tee continued their operations yesterday and
to-day at the Dunlap. House, the trustees
of the Hospital committee operating with
them most Of the time. The original pro-
gramme OF the committee contemplated the
admission Of the trustees to the investigs>
tions. but not DR.. Mcfarland, to whom it
was designed to submit such portions of the
testimony as implicated him for explanation
This arrangement, however, was not satsfac
tory to either, the trustees or the doctor, and
they passed resolution embodying that fact,
and stating that without the admissica of the
doctor, and his being allowed to cross-exam-
inc witnesses, the whole truth could not be
elected, and the investigation would be par
tial and ex parte.
A rather ill-tempered article, to some
effect, appeared in this mornings Jackson
vile Journal, whethsr as a result of remon
STRANGE / cannot say, but the doctor yester.
day received an invitation to be present,
which he accepted, along with the trustees I;
which invitation was extended till to-day,
and now both bodies are working in harmony,
The celebrated Mrs. Packard was examined
yesterday afternoon, and the record of her
testimony alone would fill q pretty large
volume. Her controversy, however, was not
so much with the hospital as with the laws
of the State that placed her in the power OF
her husband, and her designs in this agitation
would seem to be to procure the passage Of
. personal liberty bill for married women.
Should her testimony ever be given to the
public, they will enjoy rare treat. A mum,
| Der of other witnesses were examined to-day,
but nothing has come to light directly impli.
csteing ilr. Mcfarland in any inhumanities.
The committee will continue its settings to-
morrow, according the same privileges to the
doctor as to-day, which, in view of the fact
that he is virtually on trial under most se
rious charge, 10 only Just end proper.
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FIRES.

CHlcAGo, June 3.
A special TO the Republican. dated a,
Quincy to-day, says: We we're visited about
half past eleven o clock this morning with by
far the most serious fires we have had fnr
many years past II was first discovered
bursting through the roof Of the City Building
on the corner of Sixth and Main streets,
which was completely DESTROYED. 1t also
spread to the National Hall building, ad Join
ing On the west. but was arrested after con.
suming the roof and the third story, includin 2
the National Hall. Alf Burnett occupied II
last nigh, and was to give another entertain
ment to night, but his plans have been
slightly interfered with.
Our steamer did excellent service, and
saved more than twice her cost, although she
was some time getting to work. Rumor gives
us as reason, tina, the engineer was dis,
charged a few days since, upon the supposi.
ton that his services would not be required,
and il was some time before he could be
found. The loss will not fall short Of fifty
thousand dollars; mostly insured.
NEw YoRE, June s.
The stables Of Peter Lyman, corner Of
Clinton and Flushing avenue; the Brooklyn
distillery of John Brennan aud Patrick Man.
ming; the stable and sheds Of Henry Parta,
and lumber in the yard Of Conkling, Son Il
Beard, were burnt this morning. Loss $50,
600 partly insured.
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The Senatorial Excursionists.
GOLD CLOSED 1876 rs
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, June g.
The Herald Paris special says that the
Aoniteur, in its official account OF the al
tempted assassination, says that the ball
struck the head of the horse which carried
one Of the Imperial grooms riding at the
door of the carriage. The people in the
crowd arrested the ASSASSIN, and the police
interfered to save his life, which was threat
ened by the euraged populace. The man
says his name is Benegouski, and that he is
native OF Foltynio
The Paris lie Droir says the assassin is
Polish mechanic, and that he purchased
double,b ,barreed pistol here on June 5ih
The Gazette Des 1rlbunaur SAYS that the
groom in waiting, who was riding by the
door Of the Imperial carriage, observed the
menaeing movement OF the man in the crowd,
and caused his horse to bound forward so as
to place him decidedly between the assassin
and the Sovereigns. The ball passed through
the space formed between Napoleon and one
Of the Grand Dukes, son of the Gear,
wounding lady standing opposite TO see the
cortege pass. The blood from the head of
the groom horse spirited on the uniforms Of
the Imperial party. The man attempted to
fire a second shot, but this discharge burst
the second barrel,
The assassin said he came from Belgium
two days since, with the intention of killing
the Gar
The Paris Steele says: The man states that
he had no accomplices
The La France says An address of co
graduation to Napoleon has been extensively
signed in the several towns, and it is believed
that it will become general.
The Americans here WILL Tomorrow, pre-
sent, through Gen. Dix, an address to the
Gar.
Service was held in the Russian Church
in Paris, to- day. The Gar. the Grand
Duchess and the sons of the Gar, attended
and offered thanksgiving for their escape
After service the sons embraced their father
with mnch emotion. Both Emperors also
embraced. Some of the Cars suite advised
bis return TO Russia at once.
| The would be assassin was examined to-
day. lie is an instrument maker. He waB
asked How could you fire at Sovereign,
the guest of France, who nourished your
! de replied, with tears, " rue, commit
i ted great crime towards France"
9 But you run the risk OF killing Napo~
4 leon.''
To this the prisoner replied, No, Pol
ish bullet could not go astray. 1t must go
straight where aimed, at the Gar wished
to relieve the world of the Gar, and the
Czar the remorse which would weigh upon
him.
The prisoner showed no sorrow for the
crime he had attempted to commit, and only
expressed regret at his failure.
Napoleon has conferred the Cross of the
Legion of Honor on the groom. The horse
Of the latter died.