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, 1865-04-18

Editors Chicago Trl1ane.
The Inspectors Of the primary election Of the
Union.kepablicsn voters OF the Fourth Ward
have published thei. certificate, stating that at
the sad meeting, Il. M. Wilnarth received ma
395y o. 11es sast ana ha he as fa.y
ther tt1tc that the assertion that the yota WIS
tic, az made by Benjamin E. Gallup, Is not true.
Now in face OF TINT Ceciston, long adXertse-
ment hA. appeared in the city papers for three or
four days, over the name Of The self nominated
candldbte, Benjamin E. Ga ]up, IN which he says:
frtea1s, avail myself Of this mode 10 announce
myself as candidate for reelection as Alder
man.
Who are these 'poDttca! fri-ndsf'' Arc The
editors Of the Chicago 7isne*. who aiyocata bis
support IL their paper, his ~ polstscqI risndt r.
in Their roles in bis favoe nt the primary meeting,
among the nunbcr2 Arc the dIsctp es Of aud
eympathizers With, that element which aesasst-
mated the Chief Executive Of our nation, among
his 'tpofiEtc0t Jstsndx ="
II thsy are lone Of these, let him 60 prove by
ceastug to make Efforts to court thelf Ayor, fur
Asurely rnsn Il known by the company he kacps."
This"1s 10 tine Tor assimilation with traltns
Let every patriot cous.dcr it well. nnd woe ron.
scientifically this day ''THuE BLuE''
We append the certificate OF the inspectors of
The Fourth Ward; rcad It:
1--WE hereby certify, that nc we're tho Inspcc-
tors OF the U-lon- Republican primary meeting or
the Fourth Ward, April 7th, 1865; that at that
meeting there we're SIS ballots cast tor Alderman,
II. II. WEnarth received. yed......................1G8 .1G8
Benjamin E. Gallup received. 167
md that Mr. v ilmarfh WIS fairly nominated tor
Alderman Of said Ward at that meeting. II IL not
true that the hal!ot was tie, Is charged by Mr..
Gallup,
, 1865-04-18
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1865.
4 Word to Voters,

EF X kH'EF
~ 49,:
TBE ELECTION To.DAy.
A Word tn votrrr.
vt,terx nj chtrano ron 1,o,r vor, autr to.d.v
~ v.-.
~ ~" "a'e4Ie ~ sou4 "t =" ~
'aosefnmeat' Oh! 90 moi 'sltef no"' Ine seff1-
BILE events OF lew hours tgo. c1y IN voices tum-
pet.tored on ill, to show their utter loathing Of
.cverv,b,rc .b.. aavor. Of opposfton tn an, cav
xrr,.;,t sna ,,n,te =. opc n-n :, e, er,,o.t =.
="
<o'e 'e1t1oie e''0as' e'ea pe1"s o1e'eheas anould
not ex's1. t1snoa'o MOI oe Win rs the question
ns 70 how much one party or set ofmen differ With
our Executive; It should be. sWhirb ia In ,n,,t
entire accordance With ttr, IF onr calamity
do rot uste y. mi. ..<
444 u oan. taen afe
Te 1n"of'h5 the name Of rational beines. Voters
~ Nnlsaso. Ist you io-oas shat ballot which WILL
p!a1s our c19 government IN me hands Of friends
" ne administration. NC mus1 haVe no ene-
-u4ee' ~ oppo-e!s " uo eoset amenf IN once
: now. 4 Jon vote The opposition ticket to-day,
speak now rs to reasonable men; we call no hard
numes the deep torrow:which haa f,a1c, NJ, tha
,rhola r.,fo, ,asrss - - 49, w uo
. " NAt4oI Aee'es .e Nv 1lo1uacn 70 oano5 words
WIN tnoee "no may become friends Of the canse
FG AuUu1Q 4VfE 80 NEl1. &iQ 10 tue Dolls TODAY
End cast your b,llo;s for thoronrb.
,vn7nn r1rtna p.,,.,,t.. -.
tnS oa1oa 7ep0pnc1ne' soie inc ticket
printed below, with not nane scratched.
Remember, this IL no time for lttle differences
or personal prejudice. our noble prasident il
nn.r aooa r. ~. Al -. - - -
ao" oeaa. II son dla loFe MIN, % a. he wonld
would taye SUSTAINED his hsnds. Let mot vots
1e wanting. Show that Jou respected him In lie,
and that In death your honor is not divided. Vots
for the friends OF the Administration. Now OF ali
.hova srsrsc,.n: ~. " 49,. 'se s.'u.a os
ac., =. xl;snssh,. -. saMt tus,. ecu ~ an'a.
cp W. ue' saouia no'
rost ,or ~ rs.so ~ .1s,1.s soe
Indirect :p1o.s.nen: Of tie sasas,trat,on Of our
much tc]pycd pr, aiicnt.
e. .,..,o. rou,- p,cp
For Hoard Of PaMfc uorfs-FREnFR1.u
LETT.
For City Aktorney-D. D. DR1scoLL.
For City 1Seoeu'tr-A. &. THROOP.
~ Cf<~s ~ 1,oy;.. :-n,..- ~ v,,rc
n4,.,r,eI,c.. r-s'a,- -. .o~AE.
-; ALDERMEN.
First Wdrd-Joehua c, Knickerbock.r.
gHfrd E:n.d-Cha1lea q. Wieter
Fourth I'1rd-u. II. Nil;aarth.
S.51a hq,aLAl!red H. @ F7ruoe: 1 Il
E;o61 uard-Mnr,ime1 "Ili H. Fr,z,,:c
N,nfh Hord-nancel Tuicott,
EIssTnfh NdYd~S + Rns.ci
Jsntifyh UaTi-Wili;sm f;os,ae,d
Iharfaenfh Ward. Prouafoot.
fourtfxntA NGrd-Va,enhne kuh.
FvtttNfh nafd-Samuel Shs + :oSd.
Sixteenth no'd-Rotert Clark.
-- ..-.e A.
RzruB1acAs VOTERS: Beware Of ap1it tickets
49, .s..s,, =. ...,,s sss a ,I....sTI1N ~. w
~. .tstauu Aso's' an0 e'of'o"e oa'on s'e9oss
Will be uurf-
p--.-C
LINCOLN to13EA18-oh ssEcI.-A drst Class
steel engraving OF o1F deceased President Is pub
l.hed ty George d c. W Sherwood. No. 11s
lake ttreet. n thcir series Of Union Portraits.
1onnced by msny 10 he he hsst e1e1sTrd nn-fait
WOULDN'T Rrs.-Wbeu the Is Democ-at,-
..h,s.l- * --.--
"efe considering Tue pfopr1ety OF Withdrawing
their ticket, on Saturday last, they requested
, 1865-04-18
Illinois and Michigan Cnnul.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cnlcseo Trlbune.]
B1Ipd1PoBr, April 17-9p. m

B1pd1PoBr, April 17-9p. m
CLEARED.
Ltmont, Morris, 8. 9ss iees u1b her, Is hr1s lime.
u. G. GaTcr1, ottawa. g ,2 feet lumber, e0co cedar
Wing snd wfrg, Joliet. light.
Imperial, Lassl1e, I, TO- bu ccrn.
ARRIVED.
Genera al Sherman, Morris. (, SOC bu corn.
Peer ana Paul Ott%w4, .0e0 bu corn.
II. II. LemAr, Ottawa. 5,H bu corn,
Neptune, Ottawk, 500 bu corn-
sunflse, l.Sa!in. 5r3!. Eu com.
n rsawtst~ La Ahe, ) s01 bu corn.
". 8. Qurnre, Letnonf, 80 yards rubbte atone.
J L. Alexander, Morris. 10 t n COIL.
, 1865-04-18

NEW }oR6, ,Apri1l7
MoHKY-E4ky nd in 1arge supply Ut SOS q caat,
s7EHI ING txcllAS0K-Qulet at lGJ1It1t9X-gold
5or pr uSefs' bs:is
Goip-Fitne; but uot ye9 actiya, opening at 13s,
rnn c o.tug stl48. ' " --7'
GlTKENNETT 6ToCEs-Qutet.
, 1865-04-18

40 AHe tO1t19 OIL GU1CXg0s
Abraham Lincoln lies dead in The Executive
Mansion. At the very time when cur dwellings,
src hung with BLACK and our hearts overwhelmed
with sorrow too dep for utterance, re arc called
upon to elect our municipal officers. This duty
admits ofGo postp9nemcni. The circumstances
which surround us At this solemn time forbid our
usual political gatherings, ana yet II ia llmpor-
tant that The duty thus imposed upon us should
not he neglected. t4FIde'fty to dutyr VA, the
d4a 5hps a IL "a h ot e. hR whom Ts
lateet victim Of the hate and wickcdnees Of thia
slaseholdeEs' rebellion, struck down bT The a.sas-
sn 6dnd o. noE5hssn ts hst we
ed Presideni's aoopted staie. 10 6e Ctyen over TO
The control OF that party which has hated.
ms!'sned and vtlided him curing his whole OIL
Shall the Chicago Times which hiss 70 long out
Iaeeo ne feelings Of every loya, heart by 1ts
daily reasonable ntteEances, which has :ynpa
lion a! d tts tufanuus leaders. ,yh1eh has teemed
with the v1lest abuse and the falsest nndbltterest
attacks upon ihe President; which even now ad-
mlts its de:ire to continue and pcrpetu4se In our
country the aecarsed sys en- Of Ameriran slavery,
which bag de3u:ed the land with blood and at last
.sttuck uown with Its assassin hand the Chief
LONGER contlnne tU be kE own to the world as the
ofllcaal organ Of the cat, Of Chtcasol
In TIMES IKE these, when the head OF the eoun-
Try 10 61utk down, and the country is called sud-
denly to pass through euch startling and trying
experitnces, ne need to have onr City govern
mt mt placed In the hands OF loyal and tired men
whom We can rust The public aalety-the nest
interests Of the nation require this. !.
At fIne Then the hearts Of the people are moved
a. never before With hatred to slavery, and With
deep appreciation of Its heinous wlckednese, we
need every department Of the Government-Na-
tona1, State and Munlc1paf, redeemed from the
control Of men who are sympath1zers with south
cEn elaFery. We need men in control OF p1bllc
tftsira everywhere, whose loyal and true hearts
are f1ed with devotion to our beloved country,
AId the sacred cause & liberty and UNION.
Such men, fcllow-citizens, you have in those
Who have been nominated By the Republican /.
Union party for 5our sutlrages.
They are }oya' and liberty -loTtn. men, one and
all, AID in addition to thia. men 81 honesty and
ability; In whose hostility to every dshones:
scheme Of monopoly or plumber you csn rely with
confidence.
= Let no MN who loycs his country la,l to do hs
whole duty on the day Of .1ectton- Let the Eally.
ing cry Of th.t day be, ;. Remember Lincoln, "ani
in that sacred paine and the sake Of hat sacred
cause to With has given b.; ltfs lot u. satneE
b. f,re sNeen every !.onps.he1H ftoq Qalte, nnd
, 1865-04-18
New York Weekly Bunk statement,

NEW YnRK, Aprt' II.
Loans .{208: :51a 135-Increas
Eprtle.........A...... 1923, 35-pecrease.. 512,2H
ClEeu. alton -. ....... 4.i576f2-Decrease.. E665
Deposits .............. 1T,sl1 9X-increase. 2N57H
Legal 1tnner...... 81 Col '2-lncfeaae... 461.1j
, 1865-04-18

a.~sye borne iepaianoa ia. nnarats aau ssat
y, anu Nas eetecmea Guou ~ G!.iz .a,t;a s. ~
conotioh eaNnoL out funs' @oe s.mpAA41oa VI "'4
ioFefe o1 nono9 aao Virtue
Foux Or ArrpAy y1r,-Tbe following is the form
-, ~. ~ - - .,s.,,oa ~ 49,. .-not.to,-
ed voters to-day:
s7ATz Of IL1.sois,}
r+.a EooN y Ccp, ena!,, y, {ss;
s.s -. ~ being duly swotp. on
II. IN tt5s thar he Il IN tphat1'ens ef
hnnhr1 " '''. .srrett. snd tn.t he Il enttisd
toyote at this q. cshn-
motrcsoto 1Hs III" s"e'a W. 'A''''''oA' VI 0p'"'
ErA1r q 1,1uo1s., $
Cotkt oun1y. rs.
en, of ce'esso. .s,,o eo,n- sworn, on
II ~ 3, .,ssd as - sf,5tt 81 lie Ward
= !. I'D 81. c.t1. ibsi le roW. sae 1T owe named
D;ttrci, ,tIieidg Nznber..
IN tnld yitti,ct s..x, >. ,,,, s.vo,.,,n
snetSF."o 5.rs eaa s"e'n so' "a @Nf''''
.,,, pp,.,,D.w.Y -ueorv 4rthnT Far
oHu1aeA "t,1DnA -. .-s-a.a hsr1sS1sn =. Hs. ~.
the German VINO hao anEounceo aanstn ~. q S, Iae
enth Ward. has most patriotica1sy Withdrawn from
tbc contest &c will hare nes,hez psrt nor lot In
any movement having for It's ob}ect opposition 10
The GoTsrnmenL M, Asanom % ~ ~ Hi ha ~.
@ost a5osi ppans%onss 1a spaaaEs eiea;sd. q s' 1
The following card WILL explain M AsAnoH
pofinou: u,.
TO the voters OF the Eleventh "hto: g.. a..
Office cf Alderman OF he Eleventh Ward, ~ the
Chicago Tsnts Wtthout my - ~, ~ rans aut
d,5ats desste LIE ONCE af' e44lA nraHI HoknoFT.
uw.un-T6o in.r.atca,,e coppsr-
aak - IaA r. r.ns ward 40 bccor,,np sorn1v
troubled. The 'banncE ward, ," IS 1t has 90 often
ooesttnliy oeen s.s'du .sndtasts @ M Bepub1eau
the uitFa'eoppesne.a canu'a a,"< a., ~ .,or... yo,e
, 1865-04-18

TsER3ONAL-Everybody sfiet-
L. {: With tisesaes OF the skin, such a. Itch. Tet
tsr, Rtngkor de-, to nse Dy- Blanks 1tapdve
csaes. Price 50 eeIts per oo1, Ii etnI by maul g
ce1ls. Sent ty mai g express. ActscEs 81: BLAME
/ Co, T. o. BOZ 1888, Chicago, II. 3. 9C0V1L
~ R.rdolrt street. sho.eaa1e aud retail agent
, 1865-04-18
FURNITURE HOUSE

AT AUCTION
We ehaN sell on FRIDAY, April 1t. comMenc-
tnE 1T 9 O'Clock At No. 10 Lake street, for the pur-
posa Of closing the Chicago branch Store the en-.
tire stock Of nsLclass Furniture, consisting Of large
assortment Of rich and elegant on Walnut and Chcat
nut Chamber Snl1es from ih.ee to ten pieces. with
large elegant Mirrors anil marble tops. including over
my painted or Imitation Chestnut Chamber Sets,
complete, ten pieces. rich Rosewood and on Walnut
PAfpr Suites, In rep and hair cloth, elegant Etageres
With mirror back and marble Shelf over tfty Marble
Top Tables the best style Mahogany and Dak heavy
Ehells Desks and Tables, Rocking Ch strs sotas Hat
Trees, CaamesT and p!nns 5oom cha1s* Also,
Parties buying from the country can hare ther
Eoods packed and shipped.
Sale positive. Teruls cash.
, 1865-04-18

Attention, 18th 1llin oils Regiment.
All members Of co. A and other members Of
the nhove regiment, and also the Y. =. q: Cadets.
are reguea I'd 10 meet at Par1or No. !, Tremone
House, 1t O'Clock p. NJ. April 18th, for the
trans action OF impottsus business.
J. r. uATDES.
Copt. Co Il md H. y T. e.
, 1865-04-18
=: =: $S;;s5s; : %SssS %SsS:sseH, Inspectors:
CHICAGO, Apt1l 18th, 1865,

4 PLACE TO TAKE TIE BoTs.-The establish
ment Of L. Do Graf, late Dc Graf & Poole, COZ
ner Of Siate md Randolph streets. Chicago, Is
one Of The best regulated clothing mart. for gents,
youths and boys west of New York, and organized
aicr the etrcte.t business and artistic principles.
The assortment OF spring md summer guods
now On display there embrace. every variety Of
pr,ce md pattern, and should lie visited by all
Who would 1nrnlsh themselves and their Juveniles
in the 1atest and best styles.
RsrInz1cANs: See that not yotc Ia lost to-day
through your enpluenees. Go and vote to Sustain
the bands OF the Executive. fsc on hand, and let
not the :ieket fail through your neglect. Every
man to the rescued
, 1865-04-18
PLOBA3LE FATAL SHOOTING
AFFRAYs

At about six O'Clock last evening, IN aft1y oc
t1ri cd betwcea A. g. Carr, driver for J. F.
u.iey, AID MN named - Woods, at the resi-
terce Of the former, on KInzfe street, between
Market and Franklin, which will probably result
in the dca.h Of the latter. The following are the
LIS: evening, xhen Carr returned home from
his lsbpr he found Woods, who Is a returned sol
rtes in very improper situation. Att1nE under
theissme ipapu st. thst most mcn WonId under
sttlar circumstances, be seized the destroyer Of
BIZ hsppipess aud dragged hun upon the doof-
ttcu attempted to adm1nIster to him eonnd
0uttfpC. In this he WIS unsuccessful. Woods
Ef o is 4 powerful nan, knocked him down
tatee or four times tn succession. Carr then or
drred him to leare his houee. threatening 10
ehoot him II lie did not obey. Again thry Cruppled.
and in the struggle Carr forced Woods into the
et1ee-. a second time he ordered him to cle1r
out, but was answered only by being thrown into
the gutter hy his antagonist. Thoroughly en-
r5ecd, he arose, drew his revolver and fired two
Phote. one OF them Striking WOODS IN the left
breast, IN the region Of the heart, and the other
taking effect in his abdomen.
Woods WIS irkcn mp in dying condition and
conveyed to the Cleveland Honse. where he now
lies. Dr.. Wagner, who dressed his wounds, says
he crnrot survive his 1njurie'.
Chr wa* taken Into custody bY officer ShuIer,
and conveyed to the 81 Precinct Station. he has
u!wsye borne reputation for honcaty and subrte-
ty, and was esteemed q good citizen. 81. present
condition cannot uut enlist the sympathica OF all
foTets Of honor and virtue
, 1865-04-18
AuftiOn Suits.

In this city, suddenly, n,o2evS at O'Clock 10
she morning. April l.lh. IT his 1t>!cnsr, Dz. DAVID
RITTER. II. D.. tn III" ~ h yC.r nf his age.
t( Philadelphia anu New York p.pcss please cory.
, 1865-04-18
III Il IL II L r. II ,

In this city. IN tile 1s ns!.. by the Ier. J. H. Int
t.s. Mr.. ttE ttfE AS]stS aud Mr.. Z. j. Ntt;AST$,
10th of this city. No C. .rus.
, 1865-04-18

Withdrawn
The undersigned hereby informs his friends
and fellow cltlz+r. shat he htfhcraws from tue
nomination 7s csndid1te for Constahte IN the FiE
s++nth WeEu on the Democratic ticket at the tres-
eDt e1et ton. JOHN GysLEH,
Ehicago, April II, 1sG5
, 1865-04-18

esss esS sssssv ''saHiab abRs Il r fsssif Auet
WIN. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
AUCT1oNEEns,
Fl rs ~ ~ Il asd
CTAPLE DRY GOODS, dc.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April ,8, at 9h O'Clock. at Pptters'
ass'|sn s'"' corner Dss'SS5a =Hs E;:sas'a
CHIP CHANDELIERS STOCK,
~ HARDWARE, GROCERIES,, aLAssWAI: &C..
AT AUCTION.
q o:,sns u * sss It at at
f ban .ns3N.sa;a spa Mssa,nson st'ee wA a pgTTks
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
LII PIANO FORTE, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
& On TNuIsnA5 - ;s Aps1l o. at ex o'clock at Dwelling
Hepis sSisss g. |; 7'5 %s a.ta4f e CUTTERS Co., Auets
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Ill PLANO Forte. &c-
AT AUCTION,
AsSis; sSa o. Gsas:a VII s!sGSS SHEfzns CO. Ape.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sp 4sssss 95 :a3ssi :. Ga i
nspnH sspisrssa7s s wM "A. BUFFERS d CO.. Auctts.
pICH AND ELEGANT FUR
IL NITUKE
Wilton and Brussels Carpets, Costly
Hrocntele UuEtalns, French
Plate MIRRORS &c.s
, 1865-04-18

GO to the Bess.-Go to tBryant q Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College TO get thorough;
practical business education, OK to become Roud
Telegraph Operator. Address tencl0stnE sthEps)
fnr circulars, BRYANT Il srRArros. Chicago, III.
KB~Paper HaneIne., Painting, Calcimintns snd
Glazing, at F. E. Rleby's, 50 Randolph street.
-btE t-o9n. I'm
, 1865-04-18

Blood! Blood. Blood! Parity your Blood |
or Hpmor aud Liver Syrups, for the cure Of dis
eaee, OF as Spring Purifier Of the blood, and ns
general tonic {or the system, is unr1sa'ed. The
curafiye powers OF thfa Extract are t1uly wonder
fu}, Try It. Sold everywhere. Fl. Scoyll, 10
Randolph street, General Agent.
an1s- E17-3t-aAI.. TUES. d III.
, 1865-04-18

School ENTERTAINMENTS The entertainment
given by the pupils OF the Jones school in aid Of
the Northwestern Sanitary Falr will be repeated
this evening 1T the school house, corner Of Clark
and Harrison etveets,
The exhibition advertised 10 be given by the
1ltt!e ores OF the Dearnoyn school thus evening Ia
postponed unt:1 next Tueeday.
, 1865-04-18

IN hANTED-Situa ation-To do
IF up sta1fs work and sew, ty a lntiv who can
come well Recommended. Address "4lART." at this
nsfrn u1t2rQiA ~
, 1865-04-18

RKruB11cAs VOTERS: Beware Of ep1it tickets
today. Vote the straight Republican ticket Do
not scratch name, and gaorioue Union victory
Will be uurs.
, 1865-04-18

FouH7EEx7H WARD.-These 10 some little on,
position to Alderman Rub In the Fourt: cnth
Ward, which ought to l'e stopped. This pro-ceds
not ffoco Democrats, hut from Republicans md
Il headed ty man who hrs been In :sceipt Of
=, iI 1asofs rh om bis party md expecsa
tfoE tat5!y n2dt IL Ect entitled to consideration
At The haucx OF the party and thould receive none
, 1865-04-18

Ad} ANTED- Situation BY
?! ytung man Of experience, IN some store. co.n.
usslon-ho: Office He IT. willing make him
self rsct:'l- Address '-ftOKATlO." !" Tribune cticc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

We draw at sight. and at sixty days,
on LONDON, Pans, FsAEkrokT, and all
Other principal cities Of Europe.
Parties opening current accounts, may
depsnit and draw at their convenience,
the same as with the Chr BAxxs, and
VIII be allowed interest on a balances
over On THO0sASD DorLAss. al the rate
Of FOUR per oenE per annum. Orders
for the purchase or sale Of various Issues
Of Government and other Stocks. Bond.
and Gold, executed on Commission.
iuusl-seasm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14
COMMISSIONS HllIlsrd.

Ia 1851, Henry W billiard, Of Ala
hama, was sent TO Tennessee, by the
Rebel Provisional Government at Mont
gomery, a. a Commissioner 70 negotiate
q treaty of alliance between tne State
Of Tennessee and bis bastard Govern.
ment The Reverend negotiator was a
fascinating orssor, an elegant specimen
Of the advantages Of bfoadcloth and
starch, and a model Of the eourtly in
triguer he came, he saw, and he con.
quered lie plucked the scarcely ripe
pear Of Tennessee secessionisn, and
bore il away triumphantly. Not very
long after returning 10 Alabama, he
took 10 himself second wife, under
circumstances that dimmed the lustre
Of his prieslly robes, removed to Geor.
gia, and passed ITO obscuriiy. Bat he
has turned up ngain. -Four years Of
desolating war have passed, leaving q
track Of fire and ruin through the
soulh.-the people almost beggared,
weary, worn andsnbdued. The arbitrh-
ment Ct arms has gone against them,
and they must-fhere is no other re-
source lett them-relurn to the shelter
ing roof tree" whose protection they
spit upon and seorned. At this period
this interesting change in The posture
Of afIairs-lhe Reverend gentleman
steps forth again, but now as 6 media
tor. What he had to say the reader
can lesrn by reading his speech pub
lished on our first page this morning
The general tone Of his remarks is good
It is amply evident that the friction o.
war has CALLED him into s train o.
thought, which, followed rp, win be o.
lasting benefit 10 him. He no longer
sees and claims as his country bound
ed by the dark horizon Of slavery; bul
q coantry reaching from the silver lakes
on ihe North 10 the crystal gulf on III,
South, from the Atlantic on the East L
the Pacific on the West-peopled viii
FnEr AuFmo1Ss Americans at III,
North Americans at the South
Americans at the East--and Americans
e. the Wesi--every where Americans
recognizing a common country, and
eRE.T GOVERNMENT For the evidence
OF the progress he has made, we car
pAlliase his little ad eapinidim abou
not bending the knees That is a cor
Of rhetorical flourish which may d
him some good, --can do as no harm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14


on The t7d n March last, a party Of
Eve nueFrillns called at The house Of Nc.
Abner Honey a loyal citizen Of Madi-
son county, Ala, Who resides near Vi
emma, aud carried oil his son, Berry, s
youth Of l6 summers Mr. Honey sub
mittea thematier to Gen Granger, and
the commander Of the United States
troops At Paint Rock Bsidse was author.
lied 10 adopt saeh measures a. he
deemed proper to re-capture the boy
and TO take his oapiors Nothing how.
ever vas heard from him until in NAY.
when his remains were found on The
mountain bout three miles from home
where he had been carried and shot
subsequently four Of the eoesrillas--
Henry Ballnisn, stephen Lee, Hsrry
Ledbetter. and David Click - having
surrendered with their commander
Major Johnson, and been paroied. were
aEeested claFged with he mnrder Of
the boy The case was tried before a
military commission last month Al
Huntsville, Asa ledbester and Click
became witnesses against their conied-
crates, hey kaving satisfied the court
that they did not parlicipate in The
killing B.silnsn ana Lee, Il uppesrs
were found guilty, but subsequently
we're discharged We presume tho
tndings and sentence we're diseo-
proved.
Ar Honey and his family. reearaisg
itas unsafe, uader she ciscumslancss -
remain Al their cid home. have rer,o,s.,
sothis State and propose 10 settleis D..
wilson county. he vas denounced ana
hsied Cor his loyalty and iriendshin Co..
tae Union troop, and had hooea. after
peace should Be made, be would h
leii free % pursue his avocationa He
vii have the sympathy Of al ley.l
men In bis troubles
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14

The Lcndon Athenpum thus pleas
antly records TIE distinction iuss grant
ed TO Rosa Bonheur In a pretty
country studio, seven miles from Fon-
tainebleu, q gentleworan was atwork,
on sultry day last week, dressed aa
French ladies. who happen t. be artists,
equally dFess-in blouse and petticoaa
The gentEewoman wss Mdile Rosa
Bonheur, and she was painting cattle
and grazing ground. Suddenly the door
Of he's studio Nas opened, and, without
announcement Of any kind, a bright
and charming woman entered the room,
threw her arms around Middle. Rosas
neck, cIasped ribbon round it, from
Bhich depended q little cross we'll
known in France. The charming Wis
tor was The Empress Eugenie Mdlie
Bonheur had never heard word Of
this visit or Of this decoration being in
tended FOR her, and she sat down on q
low stool and enjoyed . good cry, while
the Empress chatted with her about
her palettes, her pencils, and the de-
lightfai triaes of her art. certes, the
Empress Eugene knows how to en-
hance a graceful act BY the added grace
Of doing it we'll
DOs'T LkE 1Hr IEnoRsEuEEr-The
Troy o. J Times, radical Republican
paper in Miami county, is not satisfied
with the action of the Republican
State Convention in indorsing Presi-
dent johnson Il says, after quoting
the Endorsement:
This Of course settles the matter
here in Ohio until the next Convention
meets. Those who believe in support
ing the Presidents in his wholesale par
doning Of rebels and in refusing the
ballot to the colored soldiers, viii Of
course support the candidates that
stand on his platform For our own
part, we support no such principles, nor
the men vino advocate them