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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
Ths Gaze of fsx.Rcse, ,:vn. uu.

The NSfh''9iol STAR Of Saturday furn she. the
k'orirs t,'as Of the sTro.: Of the .boge uamed
ndivituLi
L1st nu'ht o'H'srs f'fTci and HuIde, Of the i'h
NAG. .esel a. the 1t NOnAi EH'Ii n.sn gLo a.
60 ~ d. ITs "a NsH bChrI1G very GirOgtrTiv Ani
i|-acG1il., SLo tloy ,0OS to the station, aten he
Favo d name oi BENJAMIN G. bil, ant hs Occ inaton
hr ison he pr!red 20 ho he Rehel B.ir. Gen. Lent
q. I'LL Of tho Confederate stltes Provisional Amy.
Es had on hih ptrron memorandum d uok marked
bcn g., Hi 4 TO-, AcMi1nyile, Tenn, Ia vi lch
rssa copy Of terms q surrender OF hinsel and forces
- brLs. Ge!4. u. n dudao .I.LY = commanding
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SOUTH CA1OLfNA.
The Columbia. 4 c., Pu,E>tN prbli,h,. a latter
from Gcne-a Wade Hsrlptnn In shich l.. COM
ment utOn the sc t-eIpatriAtlon Of the ex-robels
ne say. ~ doubt the ? opre'y Of hi, espA,rstion
staie Is p.sdng through ~ terrible an o.deA az the
pIe.sin. 'hou'd .sn-e her cons to cling tho more
,ens Is that they should dcvoe their whole rneries
70 the restoration Of Au and order, the iostslLsh
vice, them 70 devote Themselves With an
and honesty u purpo- to the restoration OF Law md
thtm In the forthcoming convention not 10 20 rel
shoso who 'rkuitcd In the hour Of d.neer" OF ,he
Ter lite bsrlrhis" After sdvi.ine The ,, opa = tai.
the oath Of nesisnoe 70 tho federal ,o'9 upont Lo
shsl obtain At Information which would be de .i'nils
IN TIC esi1hlshrient Of colony, in should
nilim,,ey - iofoes 10 'eavs the county. invoke
my fellow c!ilzous espec ally those no have shAred
with mo ue psrils and The glo,ies Of the fet gour
yean-to sailu ly oui Ststs msnt..iy and truly, and
thu, onhle ourselves 10 the gratitude Of our cnun-
try"
MA. Gen, Cs,i echurz, accoyn panied b, his Aide
d"-Csmp, al Ch.i le.,on the ID ior Au guaIa On
tbe " amer yea. Bsny.
On Saturday week, Thonas Dsv.G Of Savannah,
wac uisst'G shout mile and hsii from Augusta !
by GOyo,ument detectives chsnod with s'oniinc
ooveTnment hnisos Dsvis nisltod ami stts mpled
fed, one b.ll 'skias effect In ,hc .hou or and sn
other IN he te-d, causing tnEsn. death.
in he csIsoc SbG,rh nSyaa naa s s.s ,niS
1875, durng Bishop hngAGd's uiIHistfR,ioa died at
sunier' B. T., iceoLIy.
6ED1G1A.
Tho Macon JorHSAL AND NvssFHGFR has he-n
ruppfess'd IN Consequence Oi tho pullcgiiOn OF a
nilpani editorial, tnoerinf at the N0ncsty o>th
ne Artusta IRANp gRtrr also euspc nlud on the
s3d inst, tor lev dayk the oiloucc AgGIuat ihe
authod'ies teinr aimed In m oDi'uafy notic.S
Ine IhASeorilT Is VAN heng pubn'hCa ~ usual.
In Its isue Of toe g6th, % say II ieFToa the publca-
pon OF the notice, gnd itlciacs the ,oisAtion
ls the Htt o. policy Of the RAssp'r TO render .
cordial support to the Government Whose protection
II euJoys.
- Ace3 ding TO The Mseon p,pcr Of the 2o.h instant
uO'. Johnsou had returned ~ that ci.y. OF hls Ia
tuio mcytneuls tloy ~..g uu,Gv.srd.
ne do"n Geo giA TIA n up~u which were General
81 ediu an an stAh tros o the tIAcs recently
Just shove ,he Cccnee kye-. ho one WA sarOu.ly
sone slight bIuises
All the d nsiny saoons and bars OF Augusta were
closed unul hifIliOT orier ou tho n5th ult l., unde
penAlty Of &C ndf0At!on, w Gen. koIiuu~ux.
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Gsaorai late iiLeaoa
[Dy k.a .. ia, B's Ysrh Eua.l

"AnnAu.NAP.osuz" retehs II 1o0,h nizht a,
tho Princess Ttc,srp, Loutoi' ~ july 1854.
BLAoKBrrmrs sell Al ~ e'nts per quart, a.
Madison, Ind.
Ex-PHEslDINr PIEsoE, o; Concord, n. H., re-
turns his Total income l'f i'' ear al Si,l9I.
400 7sA A. at of 10 A. D1t Of the Olympic Tbs..
ire s2e, 700, Of j. d. A,y.'ksr of the Chicago
Theatre S14bll.
10. sMIh son q We hisI koGni.a "Irophst"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
THE ELECTIONS
Latest Retsrna Ersn Teuucssrs

kenphs, a W. 6.-rLe election In this city passed
OF 'siy quietly. Only l92o votes we're cast. Or.
Iab,rucs II probably elected to ConsTos over Mr.
BGllock, and Mr.. Cameron to tie Lesislsturo over
Ar. Hubhaid.
PliisSLL Tenn, Auo. 7.--hr. Cooper has oTpo-i.
uoo here. Tho following Ia the Cong ei..enG vote Of
Giles County:
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Commercial.
The Atlnptic Cable.

Port Hood, {. D, Auo. T-iil6 4 H.-Thsre has
leon current on the limo between this point and
A,py Bay aimee 9;SJ this evening. Tho trouble 10
rippored 70 have been caused by IN. clouns Of the
Baddeok Office before the order to hold open till lste
hoar had passed throuSh to Aspy bay. II - blowing
n s,if breaxa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
Tn. RIcLuopd City Government.


Of the AsrBIcAr says;-
The list Of citizens to Gil the municipal Offices whjl
sent yoa IN NY iAsi letter. WA presented TO GeneH
Ieuy yeste fday mornnS, He will sppeno the namcs
II, hear, With few changes aDonr the council
men and aldermen. Thoso Old rLid politicians, and
young ones too Who ignorant themselves are os,iIy
led of by msn Of better position and more brains.
vii he lefl % the hench and council seats, Tho
des is thst the people want leaders and ali thoes
old ones wbo, through ignorance design Cand 10
wa a. much the ioImer a. the latter who misied
"a en- In times IAs.l are " be thrown overheard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

W. severe one Time, 8 MINUTES, fsS .ccord d..
The second race, two mile heau vas ven by the Lex
nston colt Arcola. Time First heat minutes,
49A soconds Second heat, 0 minutes 4i4 seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

FOrtres Monroe, AuJ. 6.-Tbe election In Nat
thess County, Va resulted in the choice Of the fol-
losing Officers -. II. Di,sS Sheriff; S. q. Miller.
Clerk of Court NJ brow vney, Commissioner Of Rov-
enGs; j. B. DSntyAn, Commonwealth Attorney.
The Union ticket wns defeated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
The Races at Saratoga.

Sarato9a, N. Y, Au0tlSf The race to-day for
three year old horses son by Maiden olsAta
SA second Tha okhaIa ssIa san IN Iha GoniA.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08
The Latest News
Ty Telegraph TO the Il. ". Sun.

FR0ZI WASHINGTON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

PREVALENCE OF CRIME.
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South Carolina and Georgia.

Letter fren wade IInmptsn -Geper,l
Schnrz-A Savannah Horse Thief -bst
oy Eetectives-Deatk Of n Prominent
Pricst-tseorgia Newspaper supcryi,sr..
Etc, Etc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Late NV, frcll Texas. South
CarSiina aod Georgia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

People Carrot5d 10 the Streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Fall OF 81 Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Excitcme2: s.! YI!;sa Ferry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

CO%FiDf2ATt PROPERTY IN MEXICO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Ntw RrS.Loce fgs the President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Serious Ecoijsa. Ia Crcaiway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Aste.'ner from tho coast yssterdsr brought fie,
iiom GeorEia and South CaIolina to the 8d inst
aDtfr1t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

Capture of ihe Monster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

e SHARK AMONG BATHEas.
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O-der ior Ets E;estitutiou.
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How RecO' StUclon is Progressing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

500 7lILES PAID OUT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

N7ERtST.N3 l0oGL lJTtLLIGEEcE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

EyfaYEhG GGNa On WELL.
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- @sSs-'~ W s--'~' - A@N ~ n ~ 4st
PREVALENCE OF CRIME.
Peo?lc Cerrotsd Ia the Streets.
C9.FiDfITt PROPERTY IN MEXICO.
O-der ior Eis Ee~iitution.
htw RcS.lOce fys the President.
TEE GCEiN CiGlE.
EvfaYEhG tGNi On WELL.
500 IILEs PAID OUT.
Late NV, from Texas. South
CarSiina aod Georgia.
How RecO, StlGcliOn is Progressing
INTERtST!HS t0cEL ltTtLLIGENCE.
Se-ious Ec3ijslt IN Creaiway.
Fall OF 81 Hotel.
Excitcme2! s.. YI!:Sa Ferry.
e SHARK AMONG BATHEas.
Capture of ,hs 7ionsser.
KCRE ABOUT The STEAMER
ARA0W EXPLOSION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-08

TEE GCEiN CkGLE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

Tennessee Will never wage was against Ala.
bama, nor against Kentucky, nor vii! virSi,
MIA againat Maryland. nor. Maryland ssaiust
Pennsylvania, nor Ohio against Kentucky
With i'se trade and unrestricted Intercourse
between peoples of Adjacest republics, the
lies Of commerce, friendship and c~onsarEuiu.
NY become too nuuerous to ad,cit Of the pos.
"ibilty Of wars. Hedge them in with tariffs
Iet ola Crmi.ies be cultivated, and old zeal.
ouGies assume the shape Of laws, let New
k"g'AIdi:aa p%redomiuats, IS it woaid in lac
one, aad Southern chivairy (the cavalier
spirit it you like it netttr) ia the ether, AID
the sun through centuries would veil is lace
iloH' the ghSstiJ spectacle OF 4 contincm
6a tsed in blood.
Let ~, then, 60 back to drst principles
Let us ahak0 of the mastery OF those sho
0nl, contemplate Their Owu selfish agsrau.
d,2emrht a. tho result Of this revolution
Let US .ibcraliLe our views aud comps,, A.,
continent in our purposes. Let him who
-ucors At States R'shts, so lately his pantlns,
b. ceeMed Sc hN is, the onl} traitor 10 thv
country. Lei US recnr 10 tie leschirr, Of
God, rho wrote local Independence Oh Tho
pcculiar geographical and climatic features
%ofcvery state. Let US recur I've -sY it sis. ,
all rcverenco) to the teachings Of His bro
phe,, Calhoun viii, Sc tomb has been desc
Grated because his Gountrymen arc obiiyious |
OF his teachings. If We had based this Mar,
and r'Seeuted it, on principles he e1pouuAed, |
tn" Northern Union long ago, with that of the
South would have fallen ia pieces, and iuds-
been our reward.
Finally, We would Ssy, If Richmond ian, and
onr armisl be dispersed, and the Coa.eders.
he No more these States, as nationslnies,
still prosecute the war for their own III,
dependence.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
TOWN ELECTION.

49,
An election for municipal c~ficsrs OF
the town of Macon having failed toiakr
p'oce ut the time Fixed BY law. it be-
cone" The dntJ Of the Bosrd Of Police
10 order m election; now, therefore,
|, Thomas NJ Sergeant, President Of
the Board u Police. do orirr an cleo,
lion for Nsyor snd four S,Iectmsu. to
h held st tho court house ia the tqvn
Of Mac n on MoSday the l7th day Of
April, 1865, for the election of u Mayor
four Selec!urtn of said town,
Given Under my hand this 42d dsv
Of March A D 1885.
Tnos, NJ SERGEANT,
PrcS't Board Police.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
Governments Cotton Wanted.

X WANT 1000 bales d soyar'TSiss'
Il cotton delivered on The N y w,
Parties wishing to deliver will p'f ~
meet me st BrooksyiDs che NV -! ~
2o.R inst, d. Il Macon 90 'ho ! ~ ~
1T April. Those applying h''' H''e"
the preference. va I f2.LLS L, "a,
| do no; wish any -cottou tas' Wv
bought by MIR. N. NJ Brooks,
A. r BUSH.
- Special Agent Praddcc L''''
March q, IS63.s
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
Important to FAX Payers.

FNN HI Legisls uFe, at tie recent ses.
aoo, levied an additional tax II rs
per cent on the regular State Tx for
1864 for the benefit of destitnte taIdi.
l'es All these who paid prior to, the
ION OF March will be required to call
agaiu and pay tde same, and all Others
%uo,havo not paid are requested toeall
spd pay up fnsnlediatc1y' ~ the money.
y nerded to'pay of creditors who have
furnished supplies Fdr soldiers families
~ ", u. CONNER, p
rs e Hiss .fH ShAl{6 I,
March % IpkS a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

= Arrivats letter .som CoIamhia, 2. c, writ.
S.n b, a slater TO mot1e- III ;SjS town, states
thti the IGHkacs conducted ,hcnselyes, ia ,b,,
unfortunate ely, "i'h conmoadr9.e proprety
III ONE cowhrdly citizen, seeking to maze
himself especially q %iovosita, gnrs tte brutal
fo'e!,rs whisksy. Then he ci.y vas fret,
'asd the fearful work cf 'spipe arl crme bc.
gan. Two thirds @! nc bcsa.i.ul cjy YVES lsft
10 usAes.
Hsw much whisky " here in &abilc, Seine,
coluRbus aud MoniEon.ryr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

The " Mobile paprr' doubs v4as We ss,6
K Fprres:'s eriuion Of the .~,!ulti0o in enc Of
~ aspe.,s. They Lo:h Fi,. understand Tia,
just H"- sc csnrH v"l-,ay more; tr@ whCu
c:itV' Proiat er,a Nt So lien. VIC enu pro.
eeed with TIA case"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
Trace Chains for o icon
A"Card.

DO. 49, 80
will in future prosecute 81 'e's'a''
without distinction, who ts' I'm i''@
my cribs at the Lonestrse9 '' . l''. =.
who have any regard for 'r''le' o.
honesty will take notice and so'''D
themselves accordingly ,xT
/. y. ~ CRAM
Maroh % 1855
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

TKa CoLLEeros Dur friend Sar,,ga sgain
reminds 'ax payers otth7ir duty a the Gov.
arament. No one oan.I hgYe Ls!u ms,e Ieu,
sn' than he has. Can N him on Wo4ncsda, $
and Saturday. rftoa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
s,THE SITUATION.


bns neTs NJ the weak las pot been calcula,
fed to restore confidence or excite any ag-ee..
Ole sn'i1ipasiona. Les'h4imy defeats that OF
Grant IN every partial encounter, or which
there have been several one at Petersburg, in
Taleh Corridors division WI, engaged resulted
in terrible slaughter of the enemy. gh. move.
1ee'S Of Iphos'yn aud Sherman are not clear.
~ aesned' "3only know ;bGi shcsaeu ha.
net rsio'o'ceEs''s under schottls sud that
Jeha'tou has compelled him 10 d.,.-s, from
his soHFas feSsr4 Richmond, sn3 advance
teNNrd' The ss"eoSst.
NJ M.''le Ia sailed by two Army Corps under
q = Sap'h. II Spanish Fort fall, and the
AAnkse' may now d'gup 10 "a wallA his I'm.
perssOod mas gnnbo8's may ascend .Gs Tsasss
@ao spanish rivers. I'D LA eater the Alabama
ssoi' ''' ely then at their mercy.
He have Fpmor' the: Chalmers aud raf6rs
attacked SO, diyiaionz M tbo ansn, .,r,
niica above Selma. while .so,r.,, ws..t, ,ta
yesrp Of Abe Yantses. ohAluer,. fore, i, ,1d ~
heye i,een sion.liv ha,,., ..i,t H.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
TAX.IN-KtND.

- 80. .s.....
Wh WILL be ut the following nam.
% places at th6dates opposite. and
hope those liable to tie tax will meet
Us promptly. We will assess Bacon aud
al other produce mot heretofore assess.d
Those neglecting to attend are liable 10
% per cent. damages. 4i9af
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

&. w. Edwards, We ere an
,bot'zei TO announce a candidate f.r
M''cr of Macon, Election l7th Apri,
prux. 4
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

For Sale,

A GOOD Feather Bed and Moss
- Ma'trass for salS. Apply to
] X. HOLT.
April 5, 1865 If
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

II l ". HATNORN.
Ast. Assessor NoxubcO Couufy.
April s. 1865. IN TT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

We avde. slaAo llgt ias 7 .8erais ,oSk Ge'ms
yesterday (SetaayA mrtp.ng
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05

Ats1iKd- 4 esustettas recently easa to.
s-ee - txeelIent Young lady, sssp be wss told
vhe hst gore hualiug. Re bad he suriOsisy,
. lEGshEt ss;r"Vi 4 what she brp Aoo1cs.
hs pa gsa sa sesi1els, sch 40 lid.
FISH go. b 2 ~ Y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1865-04-05
Horse and = r. Oh.

NV + will give s,.'" al,n>'pI'
w lon for oil nN w Aat''N
%I,uics.
GErSUh' VAT
Nsrgh 20, 1865
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11
RUNAWAY,

.ffI ~ B. .I .fH t' To- .,-
8, Ran away, some weeks since, our
man, jeff, alikcly man of middle age,
nearly white, and blind of an eye.
Had on when no left suit of Butter
nut, brown jeans. lie was last seen at
Powellton, Gao with a, carpet bag inhis
Hand, heading for the coast. Stole, be-
fore absconding, quite quantity OF
gold from his master. His moral char
actcr is bad, and he is implicated in
the late assassination of President Lin
colp,. "A reward Of 100000 will be
paidto any person arrcsting and re-
turning said fugitive to bis master or
to the Government of the United
States.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11


Thanks to ahe Ladies' soldiers Aid
Society.
The following letter thanking the
Soldiers Aid Society for contributions
has been handed us for publication:
ONO STATE MILITARY AGENCY !
Washington, D. c, April 22d..
Mrs. NJ r. CG6ec, Lancaster O:
MADAM:-Your favor ofthc 4th con
tanning Railroad receipt for (ll) pack
ages Sanitary Stores was duly re-
coivcd. The articles have come to
hand at very opportune moment
The severe actions nearP Pctersburg and
beyond having filled The hospitals with
wounded, l had distributed all the
stores on hand. I have to thank you
and Your Society for our soldiers the
many sick and wounded here whom
your timely shipment will relieve.
Very respectfully your obcdicnt ser
vant,, JAMES q. WETMoRE,
w., O. S. NJ. Ag't.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11
= y" K.FRITTER, Chairman.
eESERAL suGamAN COMING. re

General W. 4. SHERMAN, We learn,
,is,on his way to this city to pay his
family short visit. He will be here
during the first part of the coming
week, and will remain few days be-
fore returning to the grand and final
srovicw of tho. veteran army which he
has made one of the first, if not the
very first in tho world. His native
eity will not be behind in giving him
hearty welcome. Preparations for
q proper demonstration are being
made, but without these his friends
and ,ncighbors would rise spontaneous
ly to do him honor, His genius has
been demonstrated, and, having been
tried by the touchstonc of success. he
stands out one of the great captains OF
history. He will be known as the
Flanltcr of Armies, the Scacr Of Noun,
tains, the Captnrerof Cities, the Bridg,
or oftho Impassable Swamps, and the
Sword of the Union. We shall be
honored in having him among us and
ourpeoplcwill be prompt toshow their
appreciation of his great services.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11
uyIoN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the. Recommendation Of
thoState Central Committee, the Union
men Of Fairfield County, will meet in
Convention at the COURT HOUSE
in Lancaster, ,,., ,.,, r,.
On Saturday. Juae. 10Th, 1865, at 2
o'clock, p. NJ,
for the purpose Of choosing four dele.
gates and four alternatcs to represent
the county in the State Convention tc
be held at Columbus, on "Wednesday
June 21st., 1865. ..,.si -ltrt
Tho approaching campaign will be
ono of greatimpOrtance in its influence
upon the country us we'll as upon poll
teal parties. The Union men Of The
countyiarc urged to be present.
by Order. 5r' '''''.'
oss''' aas X. FRITTER, Chairman.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11
sCor,,,gBo,n,e.

The ID and 9th Corps Of Grants
Army, and the 14th, 18th, 18th and
goth Corps of Shorman's Army, are
marching home. Tho two first have
passed through. Richmond, and the
other four are close on their track -
Tho boys are marching 80 miles day.
The gallant old 18th, will be homo in
a few weeks more, and they shall have
a beomingwelcome.7 r Ea = III
''The final review which is to take
place; in the noighborhood Of Washing,
ton, will be the graudcst parade ever
witnessed on the continent ra'""
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-05-11
HOURS AT HOME.

Tho above is the name of a new
Magazinejust issued in New York.
Alter an examination, we think it sup
piicso a desidcratum, namely, a rcli,
giods monthly free from any scctarian-
ism 1t has much popular and useful
literature besides, Forsale by Billing
hurst. ,e-, =, Ply 3E = .' q, w.. y. 3.
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Tohelo6ieers aud members Of C7afty
-lLodgG No. Y, l. D. O. f.. q J! I.


-sLodgg No. Y, T. D. O. H.. q 1.
Your COMMITTEES appointed 10 draft
suitable resolutions expressive Of the
feeling OF this lodge in regard to The
untimely death of our late Chief Mug.
istratc Abraham Lincoln, would re-
specially Offer for adoption the fol.
lowing:
WHEREAS, our country Is now in
mourning for the ute President of the
United States who fell at the hands of
desperate assassin, and is proper
and right that Charity Lodge should
place upon their journal some express
sion of their deep felt sympathy in the
sad bereavement Ct the family, as well
as our beloved country.
| To us it has always been a sad and
mourniul office to record the death of
loved ones, Yet never moro SO than
when death has made a void in the
Nation Of which the deceased was the
head.
We maynot mourn and grieve when
the burden Of old age is taken from
the weary back ofhim who has troldcn
the journey Of life his allotted three
score years and ten, but we deeply
mourn when one in the full vigor of
manhood is ssddcnly called away from
hearts that love him, ard from the ac-
tive duties which he performs to his
country, The great nan whose loss
we now dcplorc, has forcibly suggest
cd the thought to our minds, that he,
to all human appearance, died before
his, timo; but Gods ways are not
mans ways We bow in humble sub
mission to his providence; therefore
Resolved, That this lodge, in com
mon with our true and loving coun-
trymcn, deeply sympathizo with the
family of our deceased President, and
mourn with the nation in this intense
bereavement in the loss Of a great and
good man. .'1}u1 HEN5t
Resolred, That as mark of our re
spcctfor the departed ChiefMagistrate
we cause the flag Of our country to bt
placed at the chair of our presiding
officer, which, together with the en-,
blem Of his authority be draped il
mourning for tho space Of sixty days
RcsolOsa, Thata copy Of the fore
going preamble and resolutions b'
placed upon thejournal Of tho Lodge
On motion, the foregoing was re
cciyed and adopted and ordered to b
published in our city papers.
W. a' J. G. WEAVER, J =.
{ ROBERT REED, Com.
=, RG. SHUGART, } ~
A,,cst JOHN GRAvErT, N C., L.
'' w. DowNs, Sccy.
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,x0 MISS STELA MASON

Il ~ q -
Daughter Of our Western cline,
Won by shRkcaPcar's magic mt ,,Ns
l3IRytNGgrandour of his rhyme. -i 5sYl
Claim the worship of thy hcort
LH6air hotgoyers VOWS andPfoysrSi ~
Ere perfection cntt!y cares.
. Dea,iy claims thee for scr own =
Proteon genius is thy dover ..
I'arcst gifts to mortal known,
s'f Gives thee morethan mortal powcri
I.ct not true love then rcpinc,
who vOul'tgorshiP at the shrine; "E
- Gems of wisdom thou wilt find,
r' In thy chosen art Of arts,
Which viii SOM adorn thy mind
Thou wilt win the heart Of hearts,
e, Then true lore will gain thepnEe- '
Stella and his paradise.
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THE E.

The Dramatic Company of Mcssrs,
DUFnEED & Flynn has returned, and
viii givo.twS more entertainments At
tho City, Hall To.nightwillbe given
tho "Maniac Lover" and tomorrow
night, we understand, 1.-The Stranger
will be presented. a'.Hr
The following poem, addressed to
one of the ladies Of the company, and
written by T. D. JONES, the Sculptor,
has been handed us for publication:
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NIhRkIE2c

On the 10th inst at the residence Of thcbrde'.
father, by the Rev. II. G. G. Fink, Mr.. WILLIAM
NOBLE of I-Oncasterand Miss LOUISA b. NICELY
Of Baltimore o.
1t will he seen by the above that two moro persons
have agreed to make each other happy, and we vcr.
honestly hope they may succeed in the undertaking,
That was n Noblo raSc which was sent u.s. and we al
fell tonnd finished lVycry Nicrly.