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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-06

The national HoRsE FAIR.-The attend.
snce upon the Fair yesterday forenoon was
unusually large '.
The first item on the programme was the
show of Roadster Stations, the finest to take
the premium of $50.
"Blackhswk," Messenger" "Blucher," and
Mohawk were brought out, and put through
their PAGES. 'Blucher" got the premium.
Three horses were then brought out to con
tend for a prize of $25. Libby, Stilman's 8
mare, and Woodmansees bay colt, were put
over the course, best two in three, the bay
colt taking the prize.
The attendance was also large in the after.
noon, the spacious grounds exhibiting live.
y and animated appearance. The ladies we're
largely represented and seemed greatly inter-
ested in the exhibition
In the grand pacing match between six no.
ted horses, for a prize OF $50 for the first, and
S25 for the second--three best in 6ve-"Mag.
gle Mitchell" took the FIRST, and "Bob Haz.
zard" the second-both in harness.
Under the saddle, "Rockey' took the frs
heat in 2. "Bob Hazzard" took the second
heat in l, and also the third in 2 3, making
himself the favorite in the match, But the
black mare Maggie" took the next two heats
-4th in 2 8, and 9th in the almost incredible
time of So, taking the frat premium of $50.
"Rockey' took the third rseking heat in 2
Z, and "Crowder" having cast shoe, was
withdrawn; and "Rockey" got the next heat
in 3. The racking part of the sport was
finished up in another heat by "Rockey'
again taking it in H. and getting second
premium OF $25.
The Grand Trotting Match WAS now an
nounced. There we're four entries for the
prizes OF 800 for the best, and $50 for the
second, to go three in Eve, "Belle," "Bolly
Lewis, "Dick urpin, and "Ben Hgden"
were the contestants.
The horses we're again divided of into
pairs, the better to insure fair play and give
track room, 'Dek Turpin' and "Ben Higden'
led off "Turpin" getting the heat 10 and
third heat 2 ,"Ben Higden' taking the inter-
mediate heat in 2 IL.
The interest was greatly heightened when
the two greys-"Bele" and "Bolly Lewis"
we're started "Bele" was driven by Jack
Woodmansee, who at once took the lead, and
kept it the three straight heats in 2 7.2 8, and
2 81, aud taking the first premium of 800.
'Bolly Lewis" was awarded the second pre-.
MUM, of $50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-06
Rral estate agents.
LENTZ a. &APPLEGATE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

=
once sea Third street North side
Opposite Town Oloek) IA
For Sale, Flax Factory, occupied by Messra. Davie
Co., with machinery, and acres ofland.
hrm l60 acres mile north OF Browns, station on
Western r. r., on Twin Creek, well 'mpFoved'
brick house, cor Of Brown and Ann Ste.
double frame house on Hess street,
double frame house on Walnut street
Adouble frame house on Fifth street ~
A farm OF 65 acres, 216 miles from Dayton
farm Of II acres, 7 miles from Dayton
iarm OF 80 acres on Greeuville r. RI
farm OF 1e3 acres near Germantown NA
brick house on Fifth street, o.22T
farm of 70 acras, we'll improved, Ena brick house,
and best Twin bottom land u mile west Of Ger
mantown. ff I|.. aI
A farm OF SO acres good improvements at Brownie
Station on Western r. r. tr-EaarHt ae.A
well improved farm Of 100 acres, two miles east o.
Sonora, on Western railroad. ~ ~.
A good heuse and large lot on Main street. No 26f,
A laru, offs acres on Germantown pike, miles nom
Dayton. t'F aa
Two small far1ns, we'll improved adjoining 1aberty,
miles from Dayton, OF SO and 20 acres each.
number Of houses and lots in different parts OF the
city. All will be sold cheap.
iy29 LEHTz 4 APPLICABLE, n. ". A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-06

Butthe browning glory of his life remains to be at.
tanned IN his discovery, rather combnation 'or he
does not clam to have bSen the CEpRoE
which Is the basis OF the Btters now offered 10 Tie
public, That honor belongs to the native inhabitants
OF Central America TO whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with II the Indian bids defiance to the most dusdly
malaria, and handles, without fear the most venom
there s breath In tho body. the Cedron is potept ~
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While Or. Bulls mot prepared to endorse this x
iraVagant pretenson,he Is nevertheless ON
sthorough examination nj the evidence relating 10
ITS virtues, tn as remedy and preventative fT ali
diseases arising nom exposure, either to change Of
weather or climate, or TO mlaslnatlc Influences, IL
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-06

DIsGRAoEFUL AFFAIR AT TERRE HAUTE -
We regret 10 learn that our friend Fredericks
the popular manager Of the "Soirees Dramat
ique," now in Terre Haute. was the victim OF
a brutal assault by gang of rowdes in that
city on Saturday evening last. The party had
been creating a disturbance in the hall, when
Mr.. F. ordered them to leave, offering to re-
fund their money. One Of the men then
struck him blow on the back Of The head
knocking him down stairs. The party follows
ed and gave several more blows, ds6guring
his face most terribly.
They were arrested, and two Of the party
named st. John and Reed, we're fined $25
each.
Since the above was in type, we have had a
call from our friend Fredercks. who has
nearly recoverd from bis injuries. We are
pleased to learn from him that he will be at
Beckel Hall again on Tuesday evening next,
with his talented and popular com mpsny.-
Mrs. Perry, Edmund Coles, and W. A. Hol.
land, a triple combination of "stars, with
the entire company-all favorites with our
thealer-going people--wil be here. We need
not say that they will all receive cordial and
enthusiastic greeting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-06
Mrnlral.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
Compound Cedron Bitters

latest and Most Important discovery
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City and Other Matters.
Arrival and Departure OF rralas.

Train. arrive and dopar, from tho Union D,Oo, as
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JOHN BULL, OF LOUISVILLE. K KFNTunKY

H'sinimlteble preparation Of oisAMaAPARILLk
OF that valuable drug.
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GIVE THE
CEDRON BIPTERS !

ONE TRIAL AND YOU WILL NEVER usE ANY
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BOWELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS

BRAIN, DEPENDING UPON DERANGEM ENy OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

1bHHlvilf n ogiiaalniileH N fals
Haieer tiuaFaHles.
hre I. We il enacted by lbe
I.agislaltlfo pf tllr aiulo of hllllsis.
tlppi, That whehcver any number n
persons. subject 10 military duty,
not lcss than thIfty.lwo, nor more
than one huhlred tbAIl associate b..
gelhcf for The purpose of forming a
company of Cavalry Or Infantry, they
iaay adopt fules and regulations for
their organization, government, uni.
form, arms and equipments aud re-.
port the same 10 The Governor, IN
writing, which report shall be signed
BY The several individuals Of The as.
socinlon.
She, 2, 10 Il further enacted,
That the Governor bo and hq " here
by authorised to commission as many
such companies Ms he may deem nee
cssnry for The preservation Of peace
and good order IN the State.
Sec. .. Dc II further enacted
That the companies authorized bJ
lthis act, shall be snbjcct 20 all th,
provisions ofthc law In relation t.
| volunteer companies, as contplned II
the Revised Code Of 1851, 90 Gar n
the same may be applicable. aC
SIC. 4. De i further enacted
That the provisions Of this act shal
apply to all companies which hay,
bcenorganiscl under the proclama
ton Of the late Provisional lGovefne'
Of this State. sgaf aa.k
! ,Sgc. 8. De il farther enacted
1 That it shall be the duty Of th1y
crnor, whenever eight companl0l br
ganized by this act, and located il
contiguous sneounties, shall max
Through thoir respective commanders
a written application to be formslin
70 . regiment, 70 order an immcdlat
! clcctIonsto be held for one Colonel
one Licatcnsnt Colonel, and on
Major Of said regiment and mo per
! son shall be entitled TO vote for sal
Il officers who is not regularly en-
rolled member Of one of said conlpu
| aics
SIC. G, De il further enacted
That this act shall take effect fror
and after its passage. g .ef
Approved Nov. 81, 1866. a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23
Tho shrcrepor. lLa.l journal.

The Shreveport tLa.) journals
come 10 Us filed with accounts Of
outrages and murders committed by
the armed freedmen in that vicinity.
The negroes make no bones, accord
ing to these accounts, 10 shooting
down white men in the highways and
byvsys, whenever there is a chance
for them to d. 50 with seeming impu
Miy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

I a GRHAr NATIONAL CunroslrY.
-Seycrsl Of our citizens returned
last week from a visit 70 the Great
Sunkcn lake, situated in the Cascade
mountains about Is miles northeast
from Jacksonville. This lake rivals
the famous valley Of Sinbad the
sailor. 1t is thought to average 3
600 feet down to the water all round.
The walls arc almost perpendicular
running down into the water and
leaving no beach. The depth Of the
water Is unknown, and its surface i
smooth and unruilled, as It lies 50 fal
below the surface Of the mountain
that the mir currents do not affect il
It's length is estimated at II miles
and its width at 10. There is AZ
island in It's center, having tree
upon It. No living man ever has
and probably never will, bc able Il
reach the waters edge. titles silen
still and mysterious in the LosoN 0
kllc sscverlasting hills" Ike a hug
IN seooped out By the hands Of th'
Giant gcnii Of the mountains, in th
unknown ages goneby; and around
the primcyal forests watch and wOr'
are Keeping.
The visiting party frcd a ria
several times into the water, q. a
angle Of IS degrees, saa were abl
TO note several seconds Of time froI
the report Of the gun until the ba
struck the water. Such seems IN
credible, but l.: souehcd for by SON
Of our most reliable citizens. III
lake is certainly a most remarkabl
cariosity.--ETshaags.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

n~~~~~-~~<~~~--- -
An ACT, II
fy additional powtrs upon ~
sporaied cities and iowns IN
btate Of Mississippi
rfus I. BE il enacted by the
ature of the State of Mississip-
at the corporate authorities Of
BE- and towns in this State, in
bn TO the powers and authori.
relofore granted 70 thela, shall
M power and authority 20 pass
kws and ordinances, not incon-
with the laws and Constitution
State and Of the United
IS they shall deem cxpcdient'
Dontrol and regulation ofall
saloons, billiard tables, nine
other bslling alleys, eating
restaurants and al other
)of amusement and refrcsisi
Md thp'same TO license Or re-
license, IS they may jsdka.
enh and impose fines and penn
for the violations Of said laws
rdinances; Provided that the
licensed BY said authorities,
be liable to oil State and connr
es, which may be imposed from
b time, and such license as
be ordered and fxed BY the
etivc Boards Of Police Of the
y county. ,,l' -.
i. 2. BE i further enacted,
said dlcorporate authorities shah
|power to levy such street and
Faxes upon 81 male inhabitants
|eir respective cities and towns,
ben thelages Of IL and 90 years,
|ry may deem expedient, and the
! to commute for labor on said.
d and roads.
VI. 3. Do it further enacted,
uaid corporate authorities shall
powcr TO declare what shall be
onces ard to abate the same, and
- such laws as shall seem 70
expcilient for the suppression Of
md immortality and the preser-
= Of good order and morality,
sr the suppression Of yagrancy
trespasscs: Provided such laws
not be contrary to the laws and
itution Of this State and Of the
NJ States. iti
b. 8. BE il further enacted,
said corporate authorities shall
power 70 pass laws 70 regulate
leasing Of tencments IN then
ctivc cities and towns, so as tC
] good ordor, health aud clean.
I. 5. DC h further enacted
said corporate authorities shal
powcrto build and establish I
b for their respective incofptr
y. and whcp established, shall
legal .prison, and al convict
persons srrestc,l for criminal Of
IS against the laws of the Stat
The incorporation, may be con
in sseh prison. 'nsiie - q.
80 AsHN . u7 !
:. 8. Dc Il further enacted
4 al laws and acts, and parts Q
IN conflict with this act be an
same arc hereby repealed, an
this act take effect and be !
!, from and after its passage.
approved Nov. ~ 1865. IYdl
No man can do anything sgain'
will,n said = metaphy sicial
mt he, though Y exclaimed Jonc
pn'. I get up a seven o'clock 81
nings every week against n
7.~ Oh 80 1tHH g .7HaiNH NQul
SIrs. Mamford the widow OF n
miord who vas hang BY Dutl
New Orleans, and her three eh
h, have recently returned 10 ih
in circumstances Of great des
OR.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

The collection taken up in the
Catholic churches Of Maryland for
tho relief Of Southern families made
destitute BY the war, amounted IN
$4,000. OF this amount $4,000
have been dissributs'l--prlBeipally 10
Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina,
FloTida and Mississippi. In parcel
ing out the money, difference Of re
hgion has in no instance been con
sAered.
a man having a very ssingy vile
she, on ono occasion, received III
friends in tho drawing-room with
single candle, "be pleased, IN,
dear, said he ''lo lc, rs have
second candle, that We may sec phcr
the ether sisnls."
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ceBerAl sleflIne prIee.

Letters have been received n ihis
az rim iientfal l'fiee. daitl A.
caplosa MesIao, ~ Ne hfteenlh ef
Nuvembtf tlus llartis. ~ ifenhrss
soc, the Hon, ighn pefkins, IT,, Of
louisiana, General Shelby " Miss
sdat, ml q great nnby oll'of officers
and men N tie late Confederate
army wtfd also Al Che same plNcei
the district u Cosdo'a hasieg bcea
selected by the llapurial CoalnIssion.
ers as the sea, oi ,he colony which
those gentlemen propose 70 found IN
Mexico. Weore permitted TO quote
what General Price eays about the
lands which have been set apart by
Alaximilian for this colony.
"'l'hey tre abou, seventy miles
from Vera Crus, and on the railroad
leading thence TO the City Of Mexico.
This road Is bcipg rapidly construct
Cd, and Il now IN operation 10 within
fifteen miles q this placo, and will be
completed TO the town Of Cordoya
within few months, and 10 the City
Of Mexico within two yeaD< These
lands are three thoussud above
the level Of tie sea, anftrc< fer
tile as any Of Inc Platte kkds,
lNote. -l1fhe Platte purchase, which
Is the Northwestern part bf Missouri
comprises tho richest lands in that
State, and perhaps in tho Union.
Kd Na,ss. They are unsurpassed
ii the production Of corn, tobacco,
coffee, vegetables Of every kind, and
all the tropical fruits. The lands,
which lie between this elevated coua1
try, and the coast, produce as much
and as good cotton as the Louisiana
lands. We are practically as neal
tho markets Of New York and New
0rleans as the people Of centralahIis.
souri, are, and the climate IL. thob besI
in the worfA. Thc~thslaDp6a better
never rises above ninety degrees, MOI
4 falls below seventy. The water i
excallent, and We can get ice from
the mountains covered with porpetu
| al snow, which are in plain sight, ant
about thirty miles distant. The I'm
pcrial Government has purchased th,
lands from the original proprictors
aud sells them to US al one dollar al
acre. &
Our colony commences with abou
thirty Confcderates, all Of whom ar
in high splits, and expect TO max
fortunes raising coffee. Agentlcnat
who has lived here a few years, sol
his last years coffee crop for (si6,
OOO) sixteen thousand dollars. ]
was produced on sixty acres of land
lie works only ten hands. lie tell
me that hisfrait trees can supply hi
table with different variety Of fful
! each day in the year. His coIIc
: plantation, shaded with every specie
r Of fruirtrees laden with fruit, m
, the walks burdened with pineapple
is certainly the most beautiful iarl
|. that have ever seem"
OF corrsc the letter from whic
$ tho above extracts have been takcl
/. was not intended for publication, nc
0 do we know that its writer viii aI
4 prove our course IN giving publicit
4 to II; but the facts stated in il are 1
Z interesting to a great many pcrsor
Z in This country, and the Eriterjs !
o we'll known, and his statements
!. perfectly reliable, that we have pr
i vailed upon the gentleman TO who
il was addressed 70 permit US 20 Il
d the foregoing extracts before Of
N readers.-K y. Ner'.
l : -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

-
A Leyce Bill has passed thci
Legislature Of Mississippi, for re-
building the levces on the Mississip.
pi river and rcclaiming swamp lands,
and has been approved by tue Coy.
ornor. a tax Is 70 be laid on tho
land and productions Of which is to
be raised an amount at once equal 10
the accomplishment Of the work,
Capt 8. s. LEE, formerly Of the
navy, and brother 20 Gen. Lee, Is
about TO take up his residence on the
Potomac, in Maryland, and engage
in agricultural pursuits. Capt. Lee
entered the navy in 1920, and 10
abou, 90 years Of age. ~ % .ai.
Tnoronr 1T MAS A CoyrYbarN.
Tho last efrasion Of the renowned
Artmuswe have not yet seen in
print. II Is said that 4. W. boing
at one Of the New York churches
recently edited the audience by his
unexpected reply 70 The preachers
text which was as follows: "IIow'
are the mighty falicnl" After a
short pause Artcmus looked up in
guiria.gly aud said @eelly, 81 give
Il np." ss..-l.-
The following error In punctuation
isa good illustration Of the use Of
the comma. At a banquet this toast
was given; "soman--without her,
man Is btute.r The reporter hal
it printed: Woman without her
man, isa brute.
A South Carolina editor says thu,
money is so scarce in that State, that
when two dollars meet, they are such
strangers to each other, that their
respective owners have 10 introduce
them. yll aG 3. 8.
i An old lady when told Of her hus.
hands death exclaimed, "well ! ID
} declare our troubles never com,
, alone. II amt week since ] losl
my best ben, and now Dir. Thompson
has gone 100, poor men y
; A company is in process Of organ
!. ization at New Orleans for the pur
pose of raising cotton by aiysnein,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

Col. I|Arvcy wsltcrson, who was
recently sent Soushby the President
! % ascertain the true condition and
feeling Of the people, has returned "a
|lwashing,on aud given . most favor
able report. lie represents that the
people appreciate the situation and
with few exceptions are prepared "a
do oil that can fairly be required Oi
them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23
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4 s.-, RATES - fia
1lv<v,i.ansn,. fausl Ne paid " al.
u 80 psr .qaafe u cen l'.ss
- luaefslon. and 70 cents fof
o4asht Insertion -,
= d ordinary manuscript rsll
n aisertlalng and JOB work mast
1ariabIs IN advance.
and obituary notices, OF ~,
as lines, publlahei fec j
||as., they mast be paid for BY The
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

/ uf,pnie A hmasr4aa ffIltf NJ
ihs t'bieasu i'ml dcAeAbes hov NJ
~. sHi N = BAD setnre IN che l'eliss
Court. IN tha fgllosing mannafs
"The heft mofhlng Che judgc "
the Court ssnf fef me. | vent dpWn
and ho received laa cordially. 5sid
M hall heard IN lhe wonderful ihInfs
lhAd accomplished al fifyan Han,
and va Proud ofmr was ptoinIsl
ing young man, shd vi that. Then
he offered toast d0uiliy o not
guilty. ! responded In a brief but
eloquent speech, setting forth The
Importance of tho occnaloh that
brough, us together After Che usual
ceremonies | loaaed the city ten
dollars = Iu
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

= N me ~<@ ana srIaIs IN ne &C
niIt eourt: but either fzry nay
challenge q inrur fur nanse only. IL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

Ass=zs - = a =ss=ssss ss-=== ss-s~
videl 10 justice q The r-acc Who
shell have presided upon any such
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

~, ruIes regulations. power. riehss.
privileges and duties applicable 70
aid cnunfx e.ssrf. snJ III. xn,-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

= 8. Dc Il further enacted,
4 all laws and acts, and parts Of
! in conflict with this act be and
same arc hereby repealed, and
| this act take effect and bc In
|, from and after its passage. a.l'
approved Nov. ~ 1865. IYdh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
1.nros of ,ho Puritan.

Divine services in THE church we're held al
i1ol o'clock Yesterday morning Quits lsrge and AZ
toutiye audience was present Dr. ClocYeT de!Te'ao
N INFER snc and spirited discourse from the ttXt III
ps u and 81 verse: II the foundation 3s destroyed
rh.t ON tIe righiogus'cOT
lie commenced his remarks Nv saying: In this houf
q common sorrow it becomes Us % feel h.e hren'
hat Il IS good ir ~ 70 be beIe. The assc s.Latiur
'of tie President Of The United states 4
Tho eause OF The gloon ~ which we arc fuF'
.iornceJ' lie then quoted he Isa'm rom
"Aoh Inc text IS derived end continued. We are
row rr.ufht fuce face with lac question. NhaI me
good Of the people he consulted shan The Govern.
ment iy lie onicncy t. traitors encourage treason II
lie punishment Of Cf,iIe is RENTED when Goa de-
mUudG IT, exercise q! such UccG ceasrs 70 be Wy
the aud assumes tie cir OF comfl cny vito treason.
We trust that 10 such renewal 81 ne bohe.hoh ns the
laIaOn Of the Rebel leaders Ni De tolerated bv tht
providence q God We began q frht io' freedom be-
,uue we were PEELED 20 by deica,. Eycrystep IA rs
Dlcei on bad been iakrl vi.h - uct rec heretofore
The lrsdcn. hos faI.a martyr ihht TIE nation liNl
raise monument 90 tis ny or poor !t'.iCv ="
aitors. Re was TO genie. too i"..e L" 'tp on
justice 10 suci cuir.l,' bc tIen re.aed an aiicc'
oo.e iagtTat &c g. the gc-aenc-s OF ar. Liacnni
his Wa lis n'uTe' P'Gcnt =! n. a, ~ ,.
ccr;.cness Of bis uriu-e. Ano-h'r of ricrrer mold
viI ho..er carry o.i tie j. ace and VII OF God
must not Joe srht q tas diainc'i"n Patf ~ ~
rlft Justice IS necessity J. Juice, 70 tNe itinlA
a. c murdered. 0CItr. justice rpCi - murderer 10
cam tc q1.tOlci. n ie ro.d 81 soo' % ac-1.ia
t.e punishment q Rebels they cannot he pMClnrA
Justice hes j. rrlt tht the offender shoui1 sul T.
Ihcre rust aiw be siift OF iorrvonei., ans II
done iof uo violation ~ justice ila Ciue may Pc ual
1nr.d W. slorer is vin'o1 ~ ir-'ce s violation NJ
Ella 30 love Isl stfctlG The op isuit ola Saye
% ci.y one O. i7c ueny Wmda l'y t'' l.fhes ]. TO
elers ere req 1rsiNlc 0Hh fir u deserve pun. hn'n
81 IS hey Tho have mWce.el tie president h'' ne
% rslte ,or a.. men! Of tfertn Nlo spec tbc ' h
bullet 30 40 brain % the President. u = Ice
UIo@C 20 pardon hin J vlall lc. hesitate 90
30! II would tc wrong 10 pardon auT on' 81 tle
BID. Hf| Hf "a H. HW L.. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Umi0n L.nEuo AssocintIeu.

THIS following resolutions, introduced By MI
lSinclaif iousey. were unanimously adopted ~ tn'
County Council L. l.. A. oil the CITY ard County "
New.YO.s, on the evening Of April a. 1865;
Jyheeds, viewing Do the appalling rv.is b)
which the head Of the Nation hss liTGc down. and tht m
of ouf secretary q state iupcred abe iimte cu ma
ton Il that barOars which for esaiion ts 1s aied t'
incrna uasnity OF Slavery IN tho n9ryrd0m ol Lovcy
nd Hey 10 tie attempted murder Of Sumner, IN th'
cruetiss inflicted on Union prisoners, 10 The baehehet
black soldiers and IN tho greater broacef and moro drrsdi
crire Of attempted National desrc lon Therefore b.
hsssrei That - long a. lie rrIrsls vii, AL BODY
oval men aud az udvituss d. ali iu power 90 remove
roo. out errpsie snd forever bsnsh fo human soc.y
.,.ry vcstge u this GREA4Esf or ALI nAEBAsf and M
70 IN not u nny wsy on nernsr cI.uf- .Ecluhe. ino'
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