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Horrible Murder 4 man knls hls Father
Mother aud wife.
Tho Toledo BLADE Feb. ), contains the follow
ing tcrr Die tragedy;

Tho Toledo BLADE, Feb. ), contains the follow
ing ,err ble tragedy:
One ~ the mos, col i.blooded, hesrt ss, murders
which We have ever been called upon " recori &C.
cuIroi Al Woodstucs, Michigan, nine miles from
Hudrol, uu MONDAY n.ylt last. Tho name Of the
murder IS David +. Biyus lie WAS formerly In
the army, but cYiuing weary VI the service, de-
serted, and ine,cad of returning 10 his iatte''s,
wicro his wife VS. diving, took up his abodr at
Grafton, N ,his ss.ts. SAGE h,s return he became
euumui ud q. = .uuuL LADY At GraltOu, aud know
iuR that lie could not marry her waile bis wife
l.vei he resolved upon murder ~ tho latter, and
to teclrc his fathO's property, determined 20 de-
str y tie entire household lie states that three
tmes be visited bis fathers residence for tho
purpose q carrying out his murdorOus inteu-
/ ouH but On each occasion his heart failed HIM.
Ga Monday last he went there again, and as
! tue sequel shows, contaminated tie hellish
! deed lio passed. through this city In tie after
noon oi thai DAY, aud arriving at Hudson, hired a
| horse and buggy 60 20 g. Wool. tocE. Arrvins at
hH lat er 4, 10 tod his horse under s, Of, eutsred
Tie L., and draw Ing revolver, presented 1t
at his iathcr; .he cap snapped be cocked the pis-
- A;lu aui tak.u. aim, shot the old gentleman
| tnruu "a tie head. He then shot has mother, WHO
was attiu In acsnir By th'stimo his wife siepI Ell
| UP ~ him and plead that he would not Xii Ter
aud he 64J she caught hulI 81 tlc weapon. Deter
Llucd Oh accomplishing hIs purp D., he cudsavorcd
to wrench the weapon nom ner grusp, but she sue
cce ici IN scIung It from him. A scuilio on.Ucd,
! WL.cu ended iu his recovering the weapon and
suo1tus .tr throu ,h lc heart. lie tLon tire 10
tAc plculs gog into has buggy and started uu his
TcI.rA g. Grafton. On lcayln me place he neglect.
ell o. take Ob4 ami strap ~A'lA aelIu pauICl The
uo a4d buggy, and those srt clos lei a. his de-
! tuvuoA. Yesterday morLius a CJul C o' oth1,rB Of
] l." Inw"c County, having satisfied themselves tina,
IL WINS WA Tic CtIul.usi went % Grafton and and.
| AZ to youug man, i-ioruIcd tm that his paroutI
Hu4 w.!o AAI b, en- murdered, b,vIus . p0rtod tt
| lave o1glA med; MY Go. Nuo killed item -
| Il.luu- surprise. Tic otiCcr replied, you did, II
hu. ~ once b. u him into custody, .ui ON the arr
| 'a' %. tLo Afternoon tram, tie Prisoner heaylly
! Eou,', i H.. officers returned y this city aud
t.cuce b. IL llsO". B.yins subsequently couiesscc
tAe decd TO TO ofhcers, aud narrated the paracu
/ lars % &c plo ulr Icr, " tAose WiBhiug to lis
ton, oit perfect sang Jroid-alp lpsreutly not IL,
least affected, We lcarl mat the ellor ByIs v n
o, yc'rs OF sge, TIE mother 5i and tho wife ~
ih1 latter exPocIed " give llrtL to child IL
s.4 u lt.c.
The sun., 1865-02-07

GONSl'NrTHPN.

nR. SCHENCK WILL BE AT HIS ROOMS,
II No. 81 Bond street, New iotk, eyery tuesday,
from A. N. 3 o'clocE. +. NJ Advice tiee. But tor
thorough e2Rin4 uaton Of the lungf, with tae
RESIIROMEiER,
HE charge viii b. three dollars. When thoroughly
examined must expect W DO told the coudh-
tiou of ler lungs.
schsnGk's rulInonlo syrup Sesveed Tonic, aDd
AtDdrnke PiliS viii eure even in Tho advanced
stsr'z. Consumption. L,vel-DOwp.aiut, and Dyt-
pepzis, which lr generally the lore uHrer OF Con.
SUMPTION are cured ly TIC uso Of soaweed Ionic and
Mandrake Pills
Persons as they enter Dr. schcucts rooms. receive
a hckrt giving them the number Ol their turn. Per-
sons - unSeli 20 b" ohIis cd 10 CONT in carriages
wiu receive attention ~ once.
Price, Tor tie Pu'W0uiC syrup and Seawesd Tonic,
Slb per bottle, $50 tAu uat-dozeu; two h,stlrs
Of sy1up and one Oi Ionic ioT so,I5. AaLdraAe 1 &,
% cents per hnN.
supply Of the medicines Away. kept for sale At the
Do,tUis Rooms, 81 liOll n. l5H
The sun., 1865-02-07

Sine L.e 1T 9.J4lI,ry last. taere has bco1 q
rra.ss e. f4''.ig 2 .a immigration. Tie report of
the tomu.ia-i. neis % u- nlrenu shows that a
- 7;cm-t- plan has becu adopted a. many Of The
lrsdIrs foreign ports ft tho pWrosc q ~ ,uad-
ing e'ni fauA from coming TO America Hand
bl' aui circulars arc dis.r bu.od ,mony them. or
posted in consp,suous rlacos, containing the most
absurd stories ~ the horrors II lie IN America,
uip.ei - our c.vl war. lAo coniiu5n OF the
poorer classes here ia represcn'ed a. pi. able in
the ovrrme destitute of money, aud forced H.
enter tho army. To corro.orate these s,or &,
cr'Tpss anu caiaverous looking men arc employed
h circulate among tie ,uitraAts an represent
themselves a. haviu, been conp,ripuiu tAo United
States army, aud as hay ng pSsiel through every
imaginable rtiyation sud hardship. Up.n tho
simple minded eui rants, the Yreater part ot whom
have hut crude ideA " this country ant o. It's
Institutions, s.c' representations SIC very apt H.
have tho dcnrod o'!oct, and the emigr,nt,
| arc induced a. en- gage Themselves A. lAbdrcrL
factory la1ls and tho like, a. w.Les Which barely
| .i. RI thom a LIVING, dehariug them from tho
prospect of ever attaining a competence, ~ they
wigat In this country Another l,.lit-, cause 4
the dccreas, o. immigration ~ sho want " adc-
q
suh'l lumbar o. cui.ral, ,c,aoli now plying re-
tween Europe and ta.s country has In , nea,ur,
lerraJ eel iAc active cyu p,ati,u uat ,.isteI ior1
! the war rrcary ta lhc dciriment Of .ufni.r.aJu.
There ' nD longer Tat regard ,or NE cont, rt oi
passeu CrH that iorut.y existed. TIE groa, llcct
| of a.euH noN seoms b. BE- b. &C how uauy oui.
grants 1hcy can msna,o t" STOW away between
IL, and as 'or lie comfort Of the passengers,
That "a never thouJ Jht of It utcd 10 be regarded a.
| o Cutuo 10 overload an cmisralt vessel, aud in
many coses cumpolie, have been Leav'y fined tor
this OIL nee. BIt latscfly, is arr.ye in III. iar-
Dor - closely pa sol wi,h human tcin-s, that
disease aud dcatA uGcn 80 thor, from.
sea voyage 10 a. er,igraut who is Oh his
way to strange Land, is anything hut pleasant ,
lut when the annoyance ofit cuAAu,ol by sai 4.
wiuhing between de KS the Inhalation Of hrt4I a.r
AMI al .o other nlisanccs ~ an over rowdei
ste rage It would D., strange IA cci If a. mini gran,
should NOT warn h.s fr,ais al Lau.e OF what Lc
has passed through. II wc would sunulase imm %
grafton, corrective mus, Dee found Cor these ellis
Tie country now, moro ,hou evr tcforo, needs al
thr inning grants that can be induced to come hithor,
for IL Is to them that we must look Tor one Of tho
elements VIII which t. rccup,rntc uo country
FROM the exhaustion pi war. Toe Abusa. prac'icod
hy cmigrsnt HFtnts ca ht t. he su"rrarly check.
ci, ~ they eau be, by legal means. ami II. as,le
ought 10 he uAen 30 cuu,royert the representation
OF interested parties iu the foreign seaport town,
who are % .udustri' ualy m.arCpresentur ouI
: national condition. When this has tocn done w,
may expect to the sresm - grafton uoui
G into our ports 1t lid bo.Jro IL wsi thu, to
| tarled
The sun., 1865-02-07
TIE NEW YORK sun
TrrsnAl NnNNINn. ELb I -.
Tic Ponce Conference.


40 s.u 5ruuve uatemort has YET rcs-hed the
rnlIeit relation t. tho late mcet.us ictw tn pes
sent Lt,ooL, t.I tle rel cl Pence Conn 81. lDer,
1st ,.1u b has trar ars,artd, hraY-h s.n.- fria.
cAruu.I4 o. show t.e p1inis " Isa-r'eucr'. IT,"
rcsui -erins to have be eEarly What thc IN.'
generally were lod ~ oxpect. M. HLSrEa ,1i Do 81
eot,rteres demanded the Independence Of tA' s.Hih
e. ha4.s Il noyutiatiOn ard Nr. LisoIL7 N'Wd
listen Co.. no proposltou that Wss ne, founded ~ N
. iou ul nll the States Thus u th' 'orT 'u'4c.
a. imr asa he bar cf N ncyoHatou ~lt '''ni aud
o. nellier party cyllI tc .ocryci from their posi-
.on, n failure Wa tho usluf-. cous,g glcnoo. From
tha cruuus,anre, ts we'll ~ from 'he s'a'el eh' oi
Ale rcld comma. oncrs that thcy represent
sd only Tho views 81 tuer Goyofnincni,
q may 10 iufreI that the confer nee
ended Tr,,if,ls q, J-yr DAyB ,zpcctcd AMI dc'Ir-
81 t,,ui DAVIS knew very well u,at Pres % "
Iu,o.ty woul sulmt " DO settlement that .II
nthass t.r Ur.nl for ils basis, 'or els OF co1rs,
Jam ,r % tao feeling iAat rorvadts our Ie. plo
and Government alike upon this qirstou. Know
a.s this, ho must have had a motive In souiug bic
cuvJys to confer with our Government Ip|n toe
sut eot u Teacc. In aeoklug h. divine this motive
" are aided iu We outset by this fact, lAo Crtu-
'''S'''"'f' "'N'''. '' '''' ''' '' '''''
"'h''N '"p"''s' 80 r'l'''''h 'h'"''''' OF 81.
-te ""'''hm'h' I''' ''i "'' ''."' ANU '''',
M hIAih went % ''.9'i1'''' A"' ~ '''
believed u would come aul iu .l- capacity
tley o.eroI a. ua}e peace 1n the very lshis
ahat they aai Jrrr DAVE know would
never ic accepted by ihc E5r.h. Then
why vN,ro they sent' Lately there las
hctn' A. We Know TT Ih l'e 'aHf""e '' i''o' -
The sun., 1865-02-07

Z. go SIX PER CENT.



Thee bonds now worth premium Of nine per
cent, including sold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit the 7.3O loan, at current
rstes including interest aout ten pei cent. per an
mum, hes .des IL eS ~ pt.OH from state and mum
cipsl ,aJaton, which aidS Jrom one u thyes Jsr
cent more, according to tho rate levied on other
property. The interest 10 payable seui-annua'B b.
coupons attached 70 each noe, which may L. cut on
and sold TO any bank or banker.
Tho Intproai arovut. 10
The sun., 1865-02-07

Notes Of oil the denominations named wiz be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and II :, confidently
expected that It's superior advantages will make it tho
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TuF PEOPLE.
Lese than 500 LOOOOJO remain unsold. which viii
probably be- disposed of within the ne W or " dayA
WHOM tho notes will undoubtedly command preIni-
uin, has uu founly been the closing the
tubsI hptiona " other Loans.
In order that citsens Of every town and section Of
the country may b. afforded facilities for takins the
loan, the National Banks State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions At par Sutscrites
will seloct their own agents In whom they have con-
fdonce and who only be responsible for he de-
livery Of the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE
323 ption AGENT Phuad'lDhid.
Wheeler Il " ilson's sewing Iinchincs.-
Woman'. Greatest Boon-We would slvirc man 10
forogo q thresheT and thTcsh wheat with Hail rather
than TO sec The wife her health, vigor and life
away In the everlasting stitch, stitch, stitch" when
a sowing machine be obtained. The Wheeler &
Wilson is an invaluable aid in every household We
have had teveral different kinds trial, and after
sir yesrs service the Wheeler Wilson has taken
tle plcctutACt lest. Nlitit tlul- ol
arc to be done In u smily.-l American Ag-icuturis
J,nuarv 1sIlS 100
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.-1ho
test known ior burns and pes certain rcme-
dy for corns, ehiblain., cuts bruises and rleuma-
tsrn. Always heals without scar. Wholesale and re-.
tail at depot, No. i3 Liberty street 20 cents a
toI. 40
IInIe's Honey of Horehound and Tara
certain euro Tor coughs, cold, iuiuenza hoarsene-s
dincult bTesth thing, aud all anectou. Of the thoHt,
b.onchil tubes aud lungs l,euing 10 consumption.
The Honey OF llOuhOund soothes all Irritation The
lu Of Balm Of 1liead pcnetrates, clcanse, and heals
all parts Of the throat and lungs, There Ia no ing
like u. ~ cents per bottle For sale by all druggist.
Charles ownes, general srent, a Ceiar ~. Ny. -
ltch, Itch, Itch scratch, scratch, scratch.
-Nhehtouz ointment will cure tho Itch IN ~ hours.
Alro cu-Cs salt kheum, Ulcers, ChublAink and all
Fuptions Of the skin. Price 50 ccntA For sale by
all Dtu sisu By sending 6O cents 70 Weeks d Pot
ter sole Agents. i,U Washington st., HOtton IL viii
be- forwarded ~ mail, free oi postage, " any part Of
the United States. SO
Wheeler ~ Wilson's Highest Premium,
lock-stitch Sewing Machines, 80 Broadway. Zee
| Wheeler Wllrou'r ButouhOe Machine. 3N
Pyle's %. n. ~oap-The Poor Peoples
| hicnd. Cheap and good. sold by gioco.s every
/ where. 4I3
The sun., 1865-02-07
AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE-H. WILSON, AUCT
A-By A. u. CALI, "a pcvsL t00 case hoots shoes
IAluoIale, &c, On luesiu Feb. ifh, At lus O'clock.
MA large asouu.cn. RNUgs at private sue. 81
a UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C
LAHESRH g. EVANS, Auct. " Il ,eil in lots 10 snr
dealers, Tuesday, leb 1th at 10 clOk at Is Bar
CLAY e, choice atorm meut Of all klds ut white riau-
tic and common ware CLASS and plated Vase table cu,
lery Sc All goods caleuIy Icp-cfed ioT shipp,ns20i
A UCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY. GLASS,
"a Fancy ware &C., MM. ". SMILEY, ALctr,
urstay, Feb Tih,l O'Clock At 2Sl pell .thr D. IN.
81 Ky, Jun, all kinds oi beet ana seconds in
bots for city and country dealers. sales fee Tor cash
aud good. we'll packel for shipping. 21t
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
4 for houscs seepor.-E Roth, Auct. wiil rell this
Tuosiay onius, At II ocoL, u the ccthui hours,-
a. Clinton lace. near 9Th ave, ,O4sistug OF tOto-
wood pmnoio 70 oi'-ieut ptlof suIte-' covered IN
brucltcl g md tops also over ~ lOs O rilOr led
room aud dining room i'rui ufe, oarIett. &c. ~
l. tiILslMMON>, AUCIR,REAL LSrATB
i Broker and Commissioner Vi usels, viii devote
Pie petonn attention q s'gs Of i;'H fsta't House
eAceutr exemption paP'rs tem mo lrAt. ]. tlIL-
SIMMONS, Commissioner OF Iecit. 346
GREAT SALES OF READY-MADE CLOTH.
" ing cloths hnys' clothius, &c, Sc. J. H. ELE-
hlLL Co. suctioaeo-e % Bo"e.5., vii eel on
Monday, Pei ruty &, 100, At H. O'Clock Lara lO,
u ready made elothing, cloths boys' clothing &C.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY l0H
O'Clock, at BELL d ~ tRAHANrS sales room.,
rs New Bovs-y JbO lo,s valuable podged roods, mems
clotn'. boys and chilirens Do lice caring ap-
plr, shawis, dfeste-, piece goods, bedding, -ht es
quilts bi,uk ct, hoasry hoots snd shoes and o'her
i'St iou tUl g.. aud l.. iliA NAN, l,5 OOme st.,
al first chs. sev'nr nsehne,. ~
| DAWNBRUkLR'S SALE-B. WEAVER,
Jr., Auenoneer sill sell thls day, Al ) ninth
ava at 1co,N Pun, 81 10 icoar, dresses glutA
quilts bauLe 4, Gc. Nouhy the attention dtaie
By oidet OF J.. =. Ct LLlPl', 81 seventh ave 20
The sun., 1865-02-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.

a o. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND NEM-
hers ofthe above orief are requested ~ ue.t II
Sons mutton Hal cor 2Si street nud 80 avenue N
..usy, tth inst, at o'clock, to aiteui The tuuorL
JAMES CAsHEs g. =. '''"N' N''''''''''Ni is
a O. y. NO. l3-THE OFFICERS AND
- member OF tho above orrot are ~ lIosted to
net 81 thct hail, cor 2.d Il and "a av, the afoinoon
Gcip 70 81 I'D TIE funeral of our iatp brother,
AlhLh ID Nh. join McGI IKF. Irea. EDN
bUkNs, sec. q
A q. IA MEETING or THE BOARD
"a; a, o. DIec,or Wit be hid At headqu,rerr on
attendance IL eIuTed. ~ ordot mos. kINRSs,
n. u. JOIN TtCkkK N.s. -
EATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. h. SO.
Il ciety No ill bold their rseulsr weekly meet
Ing N Ills Tuesday evonin-, q O'Clock NJ their
logsu, huyuney and hu,ha.l. SINGER, A..arS
j. MONAGHAN, Sec i36
T AIDES FATHER MATHEW At. A. B..
- Society, No. =, Of \. y, will hold Ihsir regular
weekly needing IN thsir Hall. CO uer " ia st and
"a ave the IuesdAy eyening teb. ith, u O'Clock
IN speak ns Y hr. heorse CampLe., hr. nene-
y Carroll and uhlhrsi'h sinrine 3, .Ne'.r- Wal;
lace, sullivan aud Kidd. The Gioe Club OF No. win
be esent 10 onlivon the aul!encr. Come early and
pie,,c,Ive seat. OWEN MCGOWAN, Prest.
N Y. LIQUOR pEALEho SOCiEil-k
'. uar monthly meeting Of this 70 ieir will "a
held a. tho Metropolitan Rooms, 80 no Hester T. on
resday eveninr, fobruAfy i Ndj, NJ o'clock. A
punctun attendance u requested, business OF i'm
eSIs'c s5 s aIe s \, G;s tNs f1 .o 5S S' & si
ERs Rec Sec. $50
| THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
Il M,ilew e. II. r. a. - Society are hereby uo.iHct
To at'end their ic'uel weekly meeting Oh !Gee,iay
> oo@e.t Tl'aGiHT L. LfScH, F.s.. Ftt '' J.RE. L.
| hlAll I. LYNCH, Rec. Sec. laj
The sun., 1865-02-07
TRADE NOTICES.

RROOKLYN TAILORS' TRADE PROTEC-
- tive and Beney olont Union-The members OF
me society are particularly requested to attend the
,honthi{ heouns on tuesday evening 7th inst, In
the4I HAL SOY Fulton ~, TO debate the proposed
amendment OF the Ninth Article of the Constitution.
pt, oruef oi Lhe President, Is. klNkEL- NJ. DEE
Lf, Secretary. 491
The sun., 1865-02-07
TRADE N0TRiES.

COACH PAINTERS ASSOCIATlDN-rher,
Swtn he meetins this Tuesday evening % ~
Bovcry, TO oon-der The sgses 4ucsiion and elect "
hreru. A punc'unl attendance Of oil metIi e-s i
gues'ed GEORuE BROWN, Pre-. JOHN HUr N,
See'y. I3
NOTICE-A REGULAR MEETING OF
The Blue stone Cutters ani t.res viii -
held In nicu HAL, 10Th IT ani -h ly0. on 1cs'
tny even'nr' feh tn. At - o'cioch. Al the meu'
leraiu required to b, present. order. y. y
BERGEN, Chairman. JOSEPH MORkl-oN,
rec. st~
THE NEW YORK OPERATIVE PLAS-
- - iere-s meet th.- TUESDAY. evening. 81 theii
linl, cor. a.f and ,ih ave, Feb Ith, lsHb No'ice
that on and after the Hh Of March you pre not T.
sot Nnh uon--Orietg men, or IN \ nOn-socicts shop
u ord. Of Socirty. WILLIAM BlENh- 4. csident
THOMAS DOUGHFR1i, kec. SEE. 45i
| 1NrED COOPERS. No. 1.-THE Regular
~ monthly meet ~ ot thi. So~ictg Will to held At
= EsHt Bruaiwsy thB Iueslay evening, fcbutary
IN, At ~ O'Clock. The ueu.lets he eby notified
Ugcud "A. ~ u " their tuteiost u 80. B order
aHAkLEs CARTER, President. &. NJ. lAkN OOD,
Secretary. 134
The sun., 1865-02-07

sPEtIAn NOTICES.
:. =. 7-lo Ioau.-By authority Of tho

y. =. 7-30 Iean.-By authority Of tho
Secretary Of the Treasury the undersigned has
suined the General Subscription Agency for the sale
Of nited sta,es Treasury Notes, bcsrng seven and
thfoe-;euth, per ceut interest, per annuin. known
as the
sEvEN-TH1RTY LOAN.
Thee notes Issued under date Of AusWt 18th.
1874. and payable three Year, IRON ua, time, in
cu1oncy, or are convertible 81 the option OF the
hOldoT into
The sun., 1865-02-07

RRoOKLfN IRON MOULDERS UNION.
Az members who have not paid thoir interua-
Ioha tah and dues are requested to do h0ore the
~ o. March or bo suspended by order Of the nOn
"a SSANlD JAMES, Preaident. JOHN SMITH, Rec.
S"- lC5
The sun., 1865-02-07

certain coughs, cold, influenza hoirrenerH4
dincult breathing, aud all affections Of the throat,
bIOnchil tubes aud lungs l,aulng TO cOnrumptiou.
The Honey OF lOioh0und soothos all Irritation. The
lu Of Balm Of ilead pcnetrates, clcanse, and heals
al parts Of the throat and lungs. There Ia no hing
like H. - cents per bottle For sale by all druggist
Charles nownes, general arent, a Cedar ~ y y. 4s
The sun., 1865-02-07

\ broker and Commissioner Vi Dsels, viii devote
his Ter soun attention Folls Ot l'A EstAtp House
holi Furniture, GrocefirA &c. Wi aso Directly
execute exemption papors fDm rho DRAFT. ]. fiIZ-
SIMMONS, CIumis4Iu.tr OF ltpIt. 34b
The sun., 1865-02-07

~ ing, cloths hpyr' clothiuF, &c 6c. j. II. Ell
hlEL Co., auctiJuec.A % bO"el5. viii sell On
Monday, Fel ruuy &, 100 st H. o'clock, lari q 10,
u ready made elothing, cloths boys clothing, &C.
&c. .65
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16

their arms. When the prisoners thus
heavily ironed are required to move about,
the officer in attendance upon them alifts
the ball Nearly al the accused are re-
qaIred TO wear peculiar cap when they
retire from the Court room.
This cap is constructed of cotton cloth
padded, and covers, helmet-like, the entire
head and nearly sll the face. 1t was sug-
gested, some weeks ago, by the attempt Of
Payne TO take his life By buttiDg his head
sgsinst his prison wall
The couduct of 81 the business Of the
Commission Ia entrusted to General Hart
rauft, whose position is relatively that OF y
SheriTto a Civil Court, or Marshal to the
United States Court, and the correspond
ing positions of Bsiiitfs are filed by Col
onels, Maj aad Captains. Ali the busl-
ness Is transacted Ia digniaed and order-
" manner.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-16
Amcricao BibIe socIetv.

The American Bible Society held it
forty-ninth anniversary in New York on
Thursdsy. lis report contains the follow
ing items, embodying the result of its last
years work: Receipts from all sources,
$677S5I Sc; of which there were from
sales Of books, s4O4 722 l6; from dons-
tiohs, collections, legscies, etc, $3.50, $50 sc;
rents, $I6,37 81 Life directors oonsti-
fuied, 50; life members, 2,2S4. Books
printed at the Bible House, ], ,432,575; and
in foreign lEnds, 2s7. .9O4; total printed,
!, 72O,5 $50. Books Issued from the deposi-
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At the anniversary ofthe Congregation
] Union in New York, on Thursday, the
slowing extracts from q letter from Chief
ustics Chase, were read by Theodore TIL
on: "I would like to say to the Christ
ms who shall assemble at your reunion,
earnest word on the present great na-
onal duty of granting to the freedmen of
ie South the right Of seli-prOtectIOn by
e ballot
My last communication on the
bject with the good President whom we
we loft, was on the morning OF the black
", and msy say that he was nearer
lht on this subject, according to my view
fright, on the last day of his life than on
ay Day before. Our new President, 1
We the happiness TO ssy, is man whose
mocracy is as broad as the democracy Of
e Declaration of Independence"