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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
ll .. STATE OF NEw.YoRK,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
ALBANY, July ~, 1865. }


OFFICE THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
To ths Sheriff Of the County Of Nelo- York. .
CIR: NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at
- the General Election to be held in this State Tues
day succeeding the first Monday Of November next the fol
lowing officers to be elected, to wit;
Secretary of State in the place Of Chauncey NJ Depew
Comptroller. In the place of I.ucus Robinson
A Treasurer, il the place Of George W Schuyler
State Engineer aud Surveyor, IN the place Of William b.
Taylor; ..,-,., -, ,,,u,... c,,...
Clarke;
Judge Of the Cour. Of Appeals in the place of Hiram
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals in the place Of Frederick
A. Talmadge; 80
Also Judge Of the Court Of Appcs in the place of John
br ha s.isnaion of Henry r. sern whose term tor which
he elected expires the thiryf'I day oi December
Also Justice Of the Supreme Court for he First Judicial
District place OF Daniel r lnaham whose term OF Office
will e1 pire ON the last Of December neIt. , ,
Also Senator for the Fourth fitb Sixth and Seventh
Senate Dbtrici comprising the County OF New, YORK
Seventeen Members of Assembly
Two Justices the Superior Court in the place OF Jane
Moncrief and Anthony T.. Robertson;
Ja.ce Of the Court OF Common Pleas, in the place OF
Tso Supervisor. in the place Of Jane, Davis and John
Ajnsice for he Marine Court the place Of Henry ,lter
all whose Of Office viii expire on the last day oil Dece
Also Justice Of the Marine Court In the place FIorenc,
McC arhy deceased ysho-. term for which he was eeced
will expire the thirty hT,t day oi peesmbe esnteel
The attention Of inspectors of Election aud County Can
which il printed herewith entitled An Act to provide the
Of paying bounies authorized by law and oi
law By creating State debt TOR that purpose and submit
10 the people question Of creating snch debt aud TO repeal
Ss,isn stsau sSudr~d and y i've for instruction in regard
their duties under 'aid Act. ~
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MILITARY CLAiMS.-All persons holding
A'h claims neaust the STATE Of NEWfORh payable un
the provisions Of the act entitled An p0yde for the
payment Of certain claims incurred in the organization equip
ncnt and subsistence troops raised in the State Of New
York received thcrcom for tie service Of the United
States" passed April n, 1867, and amended MAY g. 1903
hereby notified 10 transmit The with the vouchers there
Of 90 Col SlLAS w BURT Assistan. Inspect General
and Secretary Of the Auditing Board No 3H BIoadwsy,
Newl Ok City before the 1T day Of January. 1896
The appropriation made for the pay ct Of claims audited
and allowed expires by constitutional limitation the 18th
day u April neat aud claims must be hed in advance.
GEORGE :. BATCHELLER. lnfpector General.
ALIEN. ". HARVEY, Judge-Advocste General.
EDWIN A. MERRITT Quarcrmaslcr Oencra.
New York. sepleInbeI, 10 1915.
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ME WEBER PIANO.FORTE

i /. called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by 81 he
leading musicians q and elsewhere 1t II pronounced
by III. Nations. Piano r,- Association ser Trial In their
room. With t. first q th country -fuinsn,y
the BEST PIANO ~ AMERICA. and uIed BY tho tonefvl
tory Music and other hh musc schools altogether because
Of their immense power. equality ssnss' and bfAney G.
toue elastic touch. ard Ereat durability
WAREROOMs No. ~ Broprnc -, BfosdNsy
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fegat Notlfes.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
l. OF Delaware Co., Pennsy lvsni r, man rrfrIf
In the matter Of the Trust Estate OF HANNAH EMAN
UEL wife Of MANLY EMANUEL NJ. D., and her daughteu
ToEVELNE, eldest daughter of said HANNAH, supposed
to be internarried with MORRIS, OF tho City OF New
and to all other persons interested in the said esate
Take notice. that LYON J. LEVY trustee OF tho above
estate has applied by petition the said Court to borrow
bond and mortgage the lands comprising the said estate
the sum OF six thousand dollars for the purposes ofrepays
moneys heretofore borrowed for the maintenance and educa
ton Of the daughters of the said HANNAH EMANUEL and
for the repair and improvement of the said estate and for the
purpose of repairing the same which in dapidated
condition. and Of providing for the future support Daine
nance and education OF the parties the said estate
And the said Court referred the above petition and the mate
herein contained to the undersigned AUDITOR who will meet
all the parties Interested his Office in the Borough OF Ches'
in the Comfy aforesaid for the purpose Of his appoint
ment on THURSDAY, the Twelfth day Of October A. d.,
1867 at 10 o'clock m JOHN HIBBERD Auditor
BR0OMALL & WARD, Solicitors for the Petitioners.
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90 iObom it man Concern.

Ing 70 rasthe Winter Georga and Florida offers bic
20 parties having debts TO collect OF IN soliciting or
ders for business. Address Box No. Jl3 P0tohcs.
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Goparlnersbip Notlrrs.

NOTICE of DISSOLUTION of LIMITED
~ PARTNERsHIP.-1b Limited Partnership y WOOD
8 OHLEN whereof ABEL WOOD, Jry and hENhi a
onLEN are General Partners. and MilCihLL y, ~ III
ARD and DARWIN H. JAMES are Special fsItnris' ualhs
business in the city Of NewyoI is DlsSONE I'D Ihs dly,
By mutual consent. NEW iork sept. . 1852
ABEL WOOD, IT,.
HENRY c. OHLtN,
MITCHELL N. PACKARD,
DARWIN r. JAMES.
The underlined will continue business as CUs'
MERCHANTS ~ No 1oJ Madcn'lnne, under the [
oil ABEL WOOD IT,, the Special Partners having con
trbned twenty iye thousand dollars IN cish 20 ,le ~
stock aud said Special Partnership to terminate Sept 40
lBJ7.-New York, Sept. -, lSl9 ..T f..
A7S!iSE% AT!sH &$q$y, !$$SSsskAnD, $Ss Special Partners
DAItWlN H. JAMES,
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NEw.YORk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1865
Amuseulents.

WINTER GARDEN.
w THE IN IN,MIrABLE 4 y som COMEDIAN,
baa psiba9 kHEsY ssS,tnslS sssSls' 70, % W. L'.
LAST NIGHT 6F THE SSPsECEPESTEP BIN
GREAT LSysalse & sSs BILL s.sa
EyEsysSDYss EyEsysSDYs FEIEsD EEIEsD 90
-e.a -roag ToSSI.Es ToSSBfEEs.
which viii be wit irawn IN the full tide Of popular
.cl.a 81. SATURDAY s'fFt fttfSI%e. fns n Sept. 80.
first rss'sntaiion at thi. thesle and r: time IN New
York for several years Of Tom Iayl9rs wo,idie'
nowned Comedy Of Sentiment Fun and
SGR oTh AMEEIeAS AMEkIcAS SSGsiSS; COUSIN
Mr.. J. s CLARKE.
y.~ ASA TRENcHARD.
MR.. JOHN DYOTT
first appearance this season.
-, o., !, =, , -, n,.,s ABEL hittRcorr.
BINNEY, THE BUTLER
Mn w ANpRTWs piRSTElgW,nssIy acted by himl ....
(successfuy performed by him in many Of principal
MISS ROSE EYTlNGE
FLORENCE TRENcHARD.
MRS. C. wALcoT, jr,
MISS MARY CARR
MRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SATURDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
Seats secured siI days In advance.
Doors open at u; commence at D.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ THE GREAT RAvEL COMPANY
will appear at the - .
TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
BROADWAY THEATER. Begins at G
I'D ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
| RESERVED SEATS 75c.; ORCHESTRA CHAIRS 81.
THIS (FRIDAyl EVENING,
THE GREAT MILITARY DRAMA
entitled
THE FRENCH SPY;
Or.
THE FALL OF ALGIERs'
eAP''''' "'''' MADAME CELESTE,
an' Her II oRIGfShL CHARACTERs OF MATHILDE,
| HENRI, AND HAMET.
Acr l-sURPRIsE OF THE OUTPOST.
| Acr 2-CAPTURE OF THE SPY.
Acr 3.-FALL OF ALGlERS.
| To commence with Farce.
| A MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
| Doors open NJ curtain rises at 2 o'clock
CELESTE as THE FRENCH SPY.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
TO MORROW SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, AT 2P. NJ
n YOUNG AMERICA -. Do.
IN HIS lNlMlTABLE PERFORMANCES
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Geaebers.

NTANTED-A young Lady desires position
w as TEACHER or GOvERNESS. Can teach Drawing
Painting and the Primary English banehes salary
references 6rst-cass Address DRAWlNor'o'poASoI'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

CfrY op NEw YoRK, DEPARTMENT oF FINANCE
BUKIAU OP TBZ ktCRIyKR or TAxEs
NV COURT HOUSE,. PARK. Sept %. 1868
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.--The books
~ for Taxes on PERSONAL PROPERTY are now opened
for payment this Office Due notice will be given when the
book, lor Real Estate viii be open.
JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
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SURGEON Generals OYYIoE, /
WAsHINGrus CRY. ID. &. August H. 1906
n ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, To consist

AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist
~ OF Breyet Colonel y 1rpler Surgeon L. 5. A.. Presl
dent; Br.vet Lieueu4nt one H. r. Niuk Surgeon u y.
A. Breye Lieutenant oonc Anthony liegrr surgeon u 3
and gryet Ma or C. e. Lee Assistant surgeon u 5. A.,
eeOrder will meet la NeWlOrk City, on the Nth oi sep
tcber the examination Of candidates for adrnion
m the Medical staff OF the United states Army, snd OF As
s!saut Surgeons for promotion.
Applicant. be betwcon2 q aud 70 years Of age, aud
physically sound.
Apple tons must be addressed the Surgeon General
the army stating the residence OF the applicant. and the
and place of hs birth; they must be accompanied by
respectable testimonials Of moTi character.
II The applicant has been IN the be will send the
testimonial Of the chie med c officer under whom be has
served and II in service At the present time the application
be through the Medical Director Of tho Tespsctve
Department.
No allowance ia made for the Of persons undergo
ing the examination, a. II j. ndI Ienabc Pre- requisite to
appointment.
There are twelve vacancies in the Medical staff.
J. X. BARNES surgeon Gcncral 4. :. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
4mnsenaenss.

A CADEMY OF music. 10
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
DiREfHGsiTiR f1IIs iTRiD1Yj EVENING, SEPT a At
THIRD SuBsCRIPrIoS NieHrl
viii be produced DonizetIis grand opera IN ihree 'e'
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
with an unusually complete cast including
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
tiier first appearance in four yearsJ
siGSoR ANToNUCcL
sIGNOR BARILL: ,,,,ny,,r
CONDUCTOR. T0RIANl.
sATuRDAY iXiFf;rE:RiNiooN. sept %: a. / O'Clock.
FIRST GRAND MATINEE.
FAUST.
WITH THE SAME GREAT CAST
MONDAY, OCTOBER
lone;
Or THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEIT.
Frs. appear in Alaerca Of the new Prima Donna,
MILE. ENRlCHETTA BoSIsio.
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS.
Resppearanee OF the tayorite tenor,
SIGNOR MAZZoLEN1,
The sale of reserved seats and tickets for any Of the
regular ckeoaices, VIZ the Box Office Of the Academy
Beer schirmers No. 7Ol Broadway Pond Co.'S, No 5E
Broadway and Root, Anthony Co.'S, No q Nassan-s.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ ITALIAN OPERA MATINEE nrr,px
nSn Tonorro% 0@'i isirfiua6XY AFTERNOON SEPT 80
FIRST GRAND MATINEE,
when will be presented Gounod's popular Opera,
FAUST,
with the complete performed the opening
night including
Mis- CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
Mile. GEBELE, Mile. FlCHER
Signor L. IRfRE, N
sisnor BELLINI. o,,,,,>-,
| ADMTSSION-ONE DOLLAR ONLY TO ALL PARTS
OF THE HOUSE. NO RESERVED SEATS.
Tickets be obtained the dcket-oices;
also at Schuberth & Co.'S No. S95 Broadway.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BRoADwAY, between Spring and Prince..ts.
AFTERNOON AT 3; EVENING AT u
grand Military Drsms entitled
| ROLL OF THE DRUM,
a story Of the French Revelation
| INFANT RANEL, AGED y YEARS
| MADAME MARIE MACARTE, in brilliant acts
| Mr. w. Il. HARRISON Exemporaneous Singer.
| OVER 100000 CURlOSlflES.
| THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LQG-CABiN
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Mecon County, Illinois,
in 1890 and in which he resided for two years.
| THREE OF the TALLEsr GIANTS in the world,
| THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and prettiest CIRCASSIAN GIRL seen.
| BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
| TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION
| PROF. HUTCHINGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
! ThREE.HORNED BULL.
| GREAT BULLFROG SHOW. -
| BIILLrFROG MASTER flMOIh1.
Cosnosnas Sereoscopticons, Learned Seal. Happy am
iy Grand Aquaris Mammoth Turtle, etc.
! Admission. 30 Children under TO- is cents
! MONDAY. October 2 frt appearance OF Miss sALLiE
PART1NGT0N the charming and brilliant COSiEDIENNE,
4 DANsEUSE and VOCALIST.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

NVALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACk
A NEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA,
TOM TAYLOR, esq.
(Author of 'Sl Waters Run Deep" The Tcket-of Leave
Man." "Oar American Cousin" &c.,)
entitled
THE SERF,
prodced with scenery dresses appointments incidental
mpse and a cast Of great strength and completeness,
Mr. E. L. Davenport. Mr. John Olbei Mr.. Charles Fisher
Mr George Holland Mr.. Norton. Mr.. Williamson. Mr. Geo.
Browne Mr. Pope, Mr.. Ward; Miss Madeline Heuriques,
Miss Burke aud Miss Mary Barrett appearing In the dis
trbuon. - - -
sATURDAY-(First time)-THE DOUBLE GALLANT;
by Colley CbbeT with splendid cast new aud beautiful
scenery and
MONDAY-THE DOUBLE GALLANT.
NEW DRAMA
and
A NEW FIVE ACT COMEDY
are alson preparation
Doors open at u; begins at g.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
-OLYMPIC THEATER.

AL1 MPIC THEAIER.
" sole Lessee and Manageress.. Mrs JOHN WOOD
stage Manager :, pu ~ 90
GREAT COMEDY BILL
will bs for the second time in two years.
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
in her celebrated and unrivaed impersonaton OF
ANNE BRACECIRDLE,
The Great Tragedian Of l6s0l,
In the elegant comedy entitled the
ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT;
Or, The Woman and the Artist
prsyous TO which for the first time this theater
WHO SPEAKS FIRST.
concluding with the aughable farce Of
A QUIET FAMILY.
All cast to the entire stren 9Th of
THIS POWERFUL COMPANY
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2,
will be produced original Spectacular Sensation Drama or
novel construction and extraordinary effects never before
acted) entitled
LOLAH,
written expre,slv for Miss LUCY RUsHTON from the
Thester Royal Haypsrket London who viii make her hse
appearance in America a. the heroine.
Doors open al n. Performance commencessti T.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

TINHE HIPPOTIIEATRON.- Begins at :.
NEW-yORK CIRCUS, -
FOuRTEENTHST., between TIL lRD and OU UkiH,lAr Eo
Director of Amusements. hir. ~ ACSlIN.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING,
GRAND MAT1NFES
Ou WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, a2t
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
MOST BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC IALENr.
EoIIEyrRIAN GYMNASTIC,
ACROBkdIC and PANTOMlMIC.
EVER PRESENTED IN NEW.YORk,
SUPERB STUD or HORSES.
UNEXAMPLED TRIUMPH
Of the marvellous equestrian and matchess tight rope per
former. - ..,,
Ell NINO EDDIE,
THE CHILD WONDER OF THE WORLD
whose performances elicit the most profound wouderment
aud unquanhcd delight.
ALI TIE GREAT ARTISTS
EVERY EVENING EVERY EVENING,
THE GRAND BALLET PANTOMlME,
THE MAGIC STATUE;
on, THE SCULPrORs sIRATAGEM,
In which the entire Company will sppear.
Proe. Of Admissioniiores ard Dress Circle. 90 cents
Children. bafprice Reserved seats, 2 cents extra; Am
pbitheatrc IS Box Ohce open from 10 M until
4 m I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
Jnstrnftion.

A FULL BUSINESS COURSE.-Book-
n keeping Writing, Arithmetic Spelling &c terms, sis
TO $40 ads. writing Lessons s2 rAsES d MeSsnnt ,S,nan
.hay yaar.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

N1AkIIER FRENVH INSTIIU IE IOr
Nss9OUNG GENTLEMEN Nos 80 and so East Twenty
fonrth.st-Wil reopen Sept 49, TUESDAY. Boarding and
Day School. 80,
Bows prepared for College Business West Point and The
NAVY school French Is the language used al large and Is
taught spoken without interfering with other studies The
prospectus contains the Of The pupils and their parents
during the past ten years Primary Department for yonng
Rows over seven. Prof Ellie CHARLlER, Director.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

DLAlRSIOWN PRESB1TER1AN ACAD-
- FMY, Blsifstown. " srIen County, n. 1.-The next
.cholastc wear will commence Oct and continue to July
with short vacation Christmas The Of study is
extensive and thorough, aodins equal advantage TO males
and For particulars Catalogue OF 1909 FOL
Of this Institution last Report Of Presbyterian
Board Of Education IN the hands OF the Clergy. 'l
:. 5. STEVENS, y. NJ Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

Yours, respectfully
CHATNCfY NJ DEPEN. Secretary Of state.
sheriff. QDtcs CHy and County ~ Aeirfo1k, '.Ll here
hy certify above Or copy OF the or nal uocr
ceiyed By this day from the secfeafy Of SuieAusnst
1903 JOHN KELLY
sheriff ofthc City and County Of Nrw York.
Of newspapers uothei not 10 pubsh tbs al
vcrti.e,, duly authorized 90 DO By the shenh
Law. ol 1850, Chap. 40. 80 80
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29
MASON & HAMLINs CABINET ORGANS

MI ANtFN
wi SALEsROONs REMOVED 20 No. 30 Broadway,
two door, above Metropolitan Hotel Thee instruments are
Of established reposton the best Of ien es, In 'he woo
THIRTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS or other lra ciAss
Irem ms have been awarded TO MASON HAMLlN within
oT the best Instruments. and they ere able 10 refer
20 the nnca profession generally ior testimony To the Sule
riority OF their work. Prices, ElO TO So each.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27

AGGIDENTs.-On Friday afternoon Mr..
Halves, while putting on a cab to an en-
CINE in the Round House in St. AIbaDs
fell from the running board into a pit,
fracturing his skull badly.
A boy by the name of Thomas Fitz-
gerald, while Stacking cars at the de
pot in st. Adams, caught his foot in the
frog, and was thrown under the cars,
which passed over him mangling his
right arm so badly that amputation was
necessary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27

PAROLED REBEL OFFICERS LEAVING THE
CoUNTRY.-The following important cir
cular has been issued by the Provost
Marshal of the Department of Vir-
ginia:-
OFFICE OF THE PRovosT MARSHAL }
Dept OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, VA. :
April q, 1865.
Several paroled officers of the army
Of Northern Virginia having signifed
their intention to go abroad, to Europe
or elsewhere, and for the present all per-
mits for such officers to pass through
the loyal States having been suspended
they are Informed that passports and
passage to Halifax will be furnished
them on application at the office of the
Provost Marshal General of this Depart
ment. By order of
Mag Gen. E. O. G. ORD.
NJ. r. PATRICK,
POvOst liarshal General.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27

The following letter from the Prus-
sian Minister at Washington TO Senator
Foot, will be of interest to all who in
tend to visit, or contribute to, the In
ternational Exhibition in Prussia
WASHINGTON, April 18th, 1865.
Dear ST. Having been informed that
some Of your constituents in your State,
intend to send over to the great Agricul-
tural Exhibition at Cologne in Prussia
some ofyour living stock, / beg to inform
you that the opening Of the said cxhi-
bition has been postponed from the 18th
of May to the "a OF June next in order
that another exhibition at Stettin, on
the Baltic prussia could be visited at
the same time by the interested parties
! have the honor to be. Senator,
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
GERoLT
Prussian Minister.
Hon. SOLOMON Foor
U. S. Senator from Vermont,
Rutland, VI,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27
Hon. SOLOMON FooT,
U. S. Senator from Vermont,
Rutland, VI.

- - -
MEETING IN PrrTsFIFLp.-E Editor Rtu-
la,a Heyal3. The citizens of PiLtsneld
f,rp,od in ,,roco..i,, ,sor tho bot,l nm
I.'I..,.,'!, r,.,,.N ~ No.
u'i INC ll"ISNa'Sh'p oI Lieut. w. H. al r.
menter, and alter marching through the
principal streets, entered the Methodist
Church, which had previously been
drained in nournino Attipo tba soIa,nn
occasion Tho maatiou was then called
=, 1000, H.. w., - pI[7...,, H. Tla
~ o'"'i ~ " H. ~ i''o''o'' i.,'i III
cholr sang hymn SulIaoIe Ior Jhe occa-
sion. Prayer was then offered by Rev.
Ira Beard then music by the choir; al
ter which the following preamble and
resolutions drafted nv ! q NIcCoIIorn
,,,or., r,,o,l ,.,, 49,, cao,..t,r,. ,.i,'
~, -, '''N 49,
- ";t ' w "a, ,'iC S''IV" uion nus uay
w u.i,1' In CIi[ MY LA .''iI III Pay
,,,'-,,, '-lU r ,t',J, 1i'I
advncata and Infan3ar or frnodor, tbo
fathnr or nmarcinetion and nnIor Goa
.,,,il,rl,r ,i,,, Sr,,,,i,,,, ,,,tt,., I,
S.,I ~. ", Wv l',,C '',I lQ
~ 'ii''' ~ ,', Cou'''ty ~ t''o li,'ll'
i'oG(. '',t'''eJ anu 'oI' Il
'0o,'7'o'',', w, '''l' o'0i0
h'S"''t", 1hao we ue'p'y ueploTe the
ueaIh OF AnrahaHi LIhc"Ih' ana oeIleFG
IL Is the "uIy o. every P"lLIo1 auu
cnIIsVlau 10 pray o"li'gS''y '!"0 IDe
EVENT. O"ou-" am o'''"p INC "' IL may
go ~, '.', ~ h.gt ,,nnd ~ +hi, a',r M
tiI,'
L'N"Ah"' mat Will utePeSI oilotlohs
vi HeaItielU SoIIo" III tHIS' our HaILoIai
nereaVeihenC, IN IIie ASSASSINATION III OF Ihe
IItstueht .. inc uA'VNo 0VaUts' we re-
coS.Ize Ii'e hailo OF an "''-"ISe ana Al
iHIShty ruler anu DlSpoSer OF human
events, ana though we cannot now com
prehend the great lesson providentially
oesiSueu' we "ouio WIN uilshaheh IalIn
SuH THC our tT%-@ III 6od, that great
blessings are still In store Tor Us, ana
the nation Will yet oe ehaoleo 10 accom-
pllsh It's great destiny.
Resolved, That in the life Of Abraham
Lincoln, who, by the benignant favor Of
republican institutions, rose from num-
Die beginning 10 Ihe helShIs OF power
anu Ialhe' we recognize an example OF
puIlCy, simplicity ana virtue winch
SH i n u. Pe ieSson 10 lnanhinu, WINE III
ms ,i'~o q lli1l W "noSe
rlie,''Tly WI DOoo'i'I l'0iG Pteo'ou9 as
L'T ioSl ~ p ,le UtloSI ilSnIS VI GI'I
b oirao,sd ' a,a u,ia laD0' w 1ol "ili0H
III '''''"0 sun a 'oC' iIi''
-, NfS0'eea' ihaC III the system Win Whlch
Ihe 0outh nave Waged the present war
i've sni;t Un r6i"h ho h anu E,nucC
with honorable warfare hnt has Tt..,,~l'
ed to practices which every savage ma
tion upon earth would condemn. And
now, when peace was near at hand, they
fro"da SrlING b uo"n me lIieh4 oI human
Of an assassi" '''' IL -'i''00H' ~ INC il"n0
Pep,1yld That wa bova rrsuor,t,o
fidelity and confidence in president
Johnson, and pledge him our undivided
support IN the carrying out Of the great
WoIh Oh restoring the Union and eman-
G'paUlns me slaves so hooiy begun by
AoIalaln Lincoln
ReSoIrea, That we unite our sympa-
! VhleS WIN Jne rest OF the nation in offer
' 9'l,'( c W Jiio 'Gely a'nlcLed
R,,o1,,cd That we doon1, do,,oro 4,,o4
there are some in our comm1ni I'l who yi',
rejoice in the death OF Abraham Lin
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Mr.. William Hunter, who is now
the Acting Secretary of State is son of
the late William Hunter of Newport. the
former Minister to Brazil. He has for
many years been chief clerk in the State
Department.
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Povost Marshal General.

~ Major-General Hancock has is
sued special appeal to the colored peo-
pie OF the District of Columbia, Mary
land and the Eastern portion of Virgin
ia, calling upGu them to use every exer-
ton to discover and bring to justice
Booth and his accomP!lices, the murder
ers of their best friend, Abraham Lin
coin
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FINANCIAL.
I s. 80 LOAN.

by authority Of the secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
seripnon Agency Tor the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three TENTH
per cent, interest, per annum, known as the
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SEVEN, THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of June
10th, 1865, and are payable three years from that
time, in currency, OF are .ouveruble at the OPP
ton Of the hoderluto