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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

canva" OF witch they give Two, afternoon
and evening, must far transcend those Of any
o'hsr travelling Company. With such riders
Hs Charles isb, who has recently returned
fom a South American tour laden with
honors aud presents, The graceful "Belle Of
Britain" Miss Lucs watson, lhs cOnclin
Brothers, the wonderful Arabs ard host OF
others, together with full quartetts Of motley
comiques were il not for the immense pro
portions Of tho Pavilion thore would be bu1
little standing room At these entertainments
The exhibitions will be given on the Old
Circus lot near Wayne street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
LEWIS PAYSE's STATEMENT

A Washington special TO the morning pa
pers says that after the sentence ol death was
read, Payne did not express any hope Of re
prieve he said John Surrait was acting
cowardly in failing TO appear and die with his
mother. Being asked It he had any direction
to give as to the disposition Of his body, be
Answered that he had 40 friends within reach
of i'm 10 edlate communication, and therefore,
his body must be subject to such disposal as
The officers shall direct He maintained that
bis relations are all in tlorids, and that his
real name is Powell.
He expressed tho deepest regret that Mrs.
surratt should, by reason OF any oct of his,
suffer, and evinoed soIicitude for her not
unlike that of tender child tor his parent
seesningly thinking only OF ber fate and SUI.
fering she was shout 20 undergo Harold
an Atzerott manifested no hope The former
was scarcely more serious than he had been
during the trial, and the latter was much
bowed down soon after the PRONUNCIATION OF
the sentences
The friends and relatives Of the prisoners
began TO arrive at the Arsenal Miss
Surrstt, WAS among the FIRST to visit the pris-
Oh. The meeting Of the criminal mother and
sorrow stricken daughter was most heart
rending. Soon, however, the former rallied
and slraightway visited the President to
plead for commutStion Of the sentence to
imprisonment for lie. She was joined by
two Catholic priests and her mothers attor-
neys. Mr. Surratl begged to be reprieved for
few dayG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

HoNGorHATnlo MEDICINE Hone
opathic system OF medicai practice has b,
come one OF the fixed institutions OF Amer.
can society It can hardly any longer b.
considered an experiment. Dr. Humphreys
whose advertiser Mt appears in our column,
this week, has long and successfully gwen 9
attention 10 the preparation Of specifics for
the various ills which flesh is ell to- and ia
placing them in The reach Of all who may wish
20 test their virtues - Dunkirk journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
ANDREW JOHNSON,


WAsmNoroN, Juy The Department o
State has been officially informed that ID,
Spanish Government proposes issuing ORDER
10 the Captain General OF Cuba, to deliver tc
the United States Government the insurgen
ram "5touewall," now at Havana.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

bS- Notice is hereby given that lest,
asterday, a due bill payable to Margarels
'etfner, for $780, without stamp All per
pms are cautioned against receiving il, as
syment is stopped
EpNFeT RoUT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
Notice TO the HnrOlled Militia OF
Montgomery County, Ohio.
AUDlToR's 0TFIoE,
DAYTON, July 3, 1865.


au DAYTON, July 3, 1865.
ANEEDED SECTION OF MILITIA LAW.
Every person physically disabled may be
exempted from military duty, II he files with
the County Auditor, on or before the 10Th
day of August OF every year, a statement of
the County Military Surgeon, certifying that
such persons is unfit for military duty by rea-
son Of such physical liability or bodily 10.
frmity, which shall be described in said state.
ment
SURGEONS NOTICE.
All persons claiming exemption under
above section of militia law, are requested to
present themselves for examination to DE-,
W. Fl. Lamme, Surgeop appointed by the
Governor Of Ohio, at the Office Of Dr.. II.
Steele, corner OF Third aud Ludlow street,
fropatsn o'clock A, NJ, to three o'clock p. M.
DR. Lamme will begin the examination 90 tho
list day of July and continue the same until
the 18th day of August, up TO which date al
persons claiming exemption must present
[ J. W. DInTAIcH, ,s..ti
~ July 3-dlw&W2t County Auditor
, 3 .StJ0 ,ast 80 f-GtAGhV9 AdIIl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
AN INCONTROVERrABLE FACT,

A medicine scientifically and skilrully
compounded, which makes no undue pre-
tensions, and is recommended by citizens
of the highest responsibility. deserves the
patronage Of the public. Such a medicine
is DR.. Halls Balsam. a cure for Consump-
;ioA in all its different stages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
mATRIMONIAL.

AUIEs AND GENTLEMEN; II you wish to
marry YOU eau 20 so by Ad i-ssslnR me. I wi
send you, without money and without price, valuable
information, that vii enable you TO marry pply
TINS Information will rost yvu nothing and n you
wish 20 marry, l will cheeruly asst you An let.
ters strictly confidential. The desired infaTmAtio N
sent by return mail, and dnoresardasked Please in
close poi tAgs or stamped enVeiope, addr ssed e
yourself Address,
kARAH u. LAMBERT,
0rSenpoint,
nisdSm Kings Co New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

THEATgR-LksT NIGHT MIR. Felix A..
.ncent, the talented actor and accomplished
sntlemsn, who has won so many friends in
city during the last week, takes benefit
Beckel Hall tonight lie will appear in
b popular plays ireland as it Was" and
|, Limerick Boy, in both OF which he
u be assisted by the charming and gifted
sress, MISS Molie Williams He will, no
abt, be greeted by an ovet69 owing house
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

D15~Mr John u. Kredler is at liberty to
pbsh his reply to the members of Com.
lny E. in the columHssofihsa1l a1lnpirson the
me terms their communication was insert.
.l--Adyerlising rales, pad in advenee
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

bEs~ Some disturbance wos created last
6ieht by party of tesmslers, sevoniu num-
,r, belonging to the Government train
aich encamped near the Third street bridge.
8ey were found by The police shouting in
y streets, firing pistols and breaking win.
slws. They were promptly arrested, and
ID hearing before the Mayor this morning.
9 Of them Srttlai five dollars and costs
BE other Two were discharged
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

'sIowE a. Co.'S E1RoPEAN CIRous On
1aday this Colossal Establishment makes
a,dvent in Dayton, inauguraiing their per.
Hnances with free exhibition in the public
let's In this parade there are so many
Scialties that are entirely novel and so
3isrent from any thing ever witnessed before
pu blc professions, that we can readily an
pate the eager crowds that will gather on
Seide walks as il passes by First and
smost the Grand Chariot OF Eolus drawn
} score Of parti-colored .iuported horses,
bearing the splendid Opera band OF the
slpe. Then preceded by gay cavAiesde
nights and ladies will be the beautiful
pleau Car with living AllegorieA repre-
nations Of -four Quarters of the Globe
donated by beautiful young ladies appro'
tely arrayed. On the apex Of the Cars
enormoas living lion erouchlng at tho feet
AeGoddess Of Liberty completes the Tableau.
wonderful Bedouius, abnnt whom so
CD has been eaid and written, aud whose
.3rgetic and darinR exhibitions are entirely
approaehable, will appear in the parade
unted on their Arab bArbs and deeked in
slwild, fantastic garments Of their race. These
owed by the Sea ohoriot Of Neptune, the
lnese Chariot Of Conlueis, the immense
3 Ofwild lions, and last by the Fairy Char
sOf Titani, drawn bya s,bd Of fourteen
BLAND Ponies will form combination Of
IActiOnS never before Altsmp pied. Z
ut judging from the array Of talent which
OO'terg ptess1t thS sriOf~anee' under
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

pa- Daniel Staley, Treasurer elect OF Mont
Amery county, presented bis bord 10 the
commissioners on Monday lait which was no-
spted,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

,WAETED-A coat and pants maker at Thos
Legler's, Second street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
The Order susPeRdioE ,hs Writ OF Ha'
beAs Corpus.

wAsnEoroS, July This morning Judge
Wylie grsnted. 90 application Of the oOnAss
Of Mra, Surralt, a vl:tof Adbeas eerpus, CON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

Buttneoro~ning slorv nf his life remains To he at
tanned In his harAvArv. or rather mnetinn 'or he
dnes mi nam IN have been the dHcnv rer OF 'yDRnH
which 4 stha hasis ~ the Pltfare aterPd 10 the
public That honor belongs tn the n1'Ive inhabitants
Of Central America towhom IL virtues have heer
known f1r mn-a than twn hundred veara hrneT
With Il the indian hds dshsnce 70 the most desdlv
naAra, and hanAas. without fear. the most venom
nus sernents N Ia helief with then, that While
there is breath In the h0dv 'ha nedron s potent To
cure no rnatter what the disease NAV ha.
While nr. Bulia not prenared To- endorse this ex'
tr,vaqAnt he nevertheless satisfied rom
thorou sh exaninAtiou NJ the evidence relating 70
Ita virtues IN tAs aremady and rreVentayo for all
daeases arising from exposure, either 70 ohanRe o'
weather or clirlats, or 10 mtasmstio nnuencee, II
stands
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

mandiug Major General Hancock TO produce
the body of Mrs. SurrAtt before the Court
The writ was retnrnsble at 10 o'clock, but
nearly TWO hours after that time, Genera
Hancock entered the Court, accom- panied BY
Attorney General Speed who apolopizsd fot
the apparent delay in making the return
On the part Of the General it vas unavoida-
BILE
He then proceeded to read the return, in
which General Hancock said the body Of Mrs
Surratt was in his possession, under And 5y
virtue Of an order OF President Johnson, for
the purpose expressed, &c, which order is q.
follows:
"FxECvTIyE orEIcF, July7 1875.
Ao.:
II, Andrew Johnson. President of tn,
United States, do hereby declare that the wri
Of habeds corpus has been heretofore sus
pended in such cases as this, and do hereb,
specially suspend this writ, and direct tho
you proceed to execute the order beretolor,
given upon the judgment of the Mtltar,
Commission, and you will give this order Ia
return to this writ
["signedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
"President"
The Court remarked that no further step,
would be taken 10 the matter. AttoTne,
General Sped briefly rejoue6, commenting =
upon the distinction between the civil and
military Jurisdiction, showing toe utter i'm
possibility Of fighting Battles, carrying on
war, maintaining the Government 10 times oil
war, DC, by process OF law.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

Lvscn 10 .Aosaow John Gens suasle viii
act splsndid lunch to morrow n Gorni ns,
from nine till twelve o'clock. Turtle soup.
6sh, vegetables aud ali the delicacies Of tue
season will be served up il the best style. Be
on hand in time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

az rhe Journal is worried about an an
to 3 communication which appeared in
Empire yesterday, and expresses its ire
t. that the parties concerned should use a
lpperhead organ as a medium OF giving
'ir article publicity We propose to let the
tor OF the Journal settle his difficulties
4 the seven persons who signed The com
snication," ia his own way We care very
s.le how they FIX it. We think, however,
the statements Of "the seyen, or any one
hem, under the circumstances, win be re-.
tded with quite as much credit as any
g the Journal may say on the subject.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

His Componnd of Wild ChArrv has become a
household word throuuhont the West
and South His Worm Lon.
enges, in less thsn year 81 -....
after their introduction at
taiued r reputation aa vide snread
as the continent Of NORTH AMERICA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
WITHOUT A RIVAL 7

And instly deserves the reputation II has long
ioyedin Central America and tho West Indies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
latest and Most Important DiscO,ery
or THE

NVn uRn,snAras is nnNre iutirnataiv contested 9TH
" tina history ~ NATERIA NEDrOA of the Unltd
Statea. OF more 'svorahlv known asa p'ons-r In Mel.
ical Discovery, than that of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

tie wood, d easily managed and bakes
.own We are pleased to learn that the
tlhy proprielors of this stove, Messrs
,pyer IL McMnster, are doing an excellent bu.
less.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

'eEoL' Cox SToyE We baye been using
70 OF these stoves for several weeks past,
d find it the most economical aud best cook
b stove that we have used 1t takes very
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
JOHN BULL. OF LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.

-IHis intrn,tah,e rrspsraton Al lsARaAPAvaTLEA
has stood At ths head OF the varicus compounds
Of that valuable drug
W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08
@entcaI.
DR.. JOHN BULLS

4.. LE NoaE,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-08

'r'rains rr4iss and depart Iran the Umou nsostA'
Evening star., 1865-05-01
A SURGEON ptsGRhCED,

This morning DR.. ]. g. Mckee. Surgeon In
charge Of Lincoln Hospital, by direction OF
the Surgeon General. assembled the medical
officers of Lincoln and Emory Hospitals for
the purpose of ejecting Acting Assistant Sur
geon John A. Hall, of the former institution.
Hall is from Canada, and held his position
under the regulations authorizing the employ
ment Of citizen surgeons. An intercepted let
ter from him to party in Canada, referring
to the assassination Of President Lincoln in a
jesting and scurrilous manner, was read by
DR. Mckee, and Hall notified to leave the hos
pttal.
The latter bore his disgrace with apparent
indifference, only offering the excuse that the
letter was written to a secesh friend with the
idea that 1t would please him. The soldiers
about TIE hospital were kept in ignorance o.
the affair until after the departure of Hail
from tie apprehension that they might lynch
him.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
Affairs I'm 0corsetewp.

OPENING or NEW MARKET HALL.-Ths
splendid hall OF the new market will be opened
night with grand ball by the pigilant Fire
Company. The committee having the arrange
ments In charge were busily engaged In COM
pleting the decorations OF the hall, and the
labor bestowed will undoubtedly prepare the
floor and rooms for the accommodation OF a
large company. The music will be provided by
two excellent bands from Fort Ethan Allen,
which have been engaged for the occasion.
The refreshments will be plentifully supplied
under the supervision Of Mr.. ID. Artes. The
privilege OF opening this magnificent hall being
awarded to them, the Nigilant boys have de-
termined to do il in a manner creditable 20
themselves and the town.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-Flour. De-
mand steady but no transactions OF Importance
have been reported. Good Supers are quoted
at SS.25 Extras as so 10 SIS IS, according to
of Wheat reported, but there is a good inquiry.
Good Red is quoted nominally ut 81 TO 50. 10
Corn S1.20 to 81 .25 per bushel.
PORT OF 9BoRGBTowN.-Cleared-
H. Man, Wines, Fall River; J. NJ. Bayles, TIL
los, n. y; L. A. Anderson, Crammer, N. Y; K.
knight, Bartlett, do; Collector, Catlin, Nsnti-
coke; Pearl. William. aSs Havre de & Grace; Rio
Clark, Hartford. Sloop ]. Harden, Perry, Nam
! lemoy. Boat Missouri. Berry. Red House Cove.
CAFAL.-Another lock gate at the nine mile
level has been knocked out, which will stop
navigation from points over forty miles dis.
| tant fer few days. Arrived-Boat John
Short, with limestone. Seventeen boats with
coal have arrived, consigned as follows TO
American Company, I26.1 tons; Central Com
pany, i4s.13; ]. G. Heiston & Co., ITO; Hamp-
| shire and Baltimore Company, 32s .l6; Consoli-
dation Company. 33i.3; New Hope Company.
lI012; Borden Company, 1l1.19. Departed
Nine boats light. The revenue for the month
Of April, Notwithstanding the delays caused
by various circumstances, has been very fair.
The ascending tolls, or for boats going west,
was 81 ,439. II: descending, SOB 3S; making
total of s24.O63 %. The number OF boats re-
ported in the month with cargoes OF coal was
$40. bringing about 81 400 tons to the docks
here; beside which several boats have arrived,
but have not yet reported. which would in
crease the total few hundred tons. Nineteen
boats arrived with -four and grain, and about
as many with limestone, wood, &c.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
FROM THE MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON

FROM THE MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON.
Successful Expedition to Brownsville,
Tenu.-Captu Of X bells and Hanging Of
Notorious Guerrilla.
Admiral 8. p. Lee, commanding Mississippi
Squadron, in despatch to the Navy Depart
ment, dated flagship Tempest, Monroe City,
April s6th, refers to his report OF the destruc.
tion Of the steamer ST. Paul and the probable
destruction Of two other steamers by guerril-
las ID Hatcher River, and encIoses the fol-
lowing report Of an expedition sent by Briggs.
dier General Osborne to Browns willie, Tenn,
from " hich it will be seen that the two vessels
referred to were not destroyed, and that the
man who fired the Sc. Paul has been captured
and hung:
U. ). SIREN, off Randolph, Tenn, April %,
1e65.-Sir: 1 most respectfully make the fol-
lowing report:
april 18th, an expedition under command Of
Brig. Gen. Osborne, started for Brownsville,
one by way of Hatchie river, and one from
Fulton, Tenn
They returned this afternoon, having been
successful In capturing one Colonel, one
Major, four Captains, two Leutenants, and
twelve men, and Killing Gen. Shelby's Adju-
tant
One of the men captured is the fellow that
has been passing for "Luxton." General Os-
Borne hung him from cotton wood tree at this
place this evening. His body is still hanging
Paul, and to killing one man on board Of her.
His proper name is Wilcox, and his father
lives in Memphis Tenn.
The steamers Anna Everton and Sylph were
not burned by the guerrillas. They came out
OF Harcher's River this afternoon
Very respectfully, your obedtens servant,
JAS. FITZPATRICK,
Acting Master Commanding.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
o r r lC Ia L.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.


WAsHINGTon, April 29 Iooo'>
Being desirous to relieve all loyal citizens ana
we'll disposed persons residing in insured
tionary Statss from unnecessary commercial
restriet,ous. and to encourage them to return
TO peaceful pursuits
II is hereby ordered:
/. That all restrictions upon internal, domes-
tie and coastwise commercial intercourse be
discontinu ued in such parts Of the States OF Ten
nessee, Virginia, North Carolina, South Car
olina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi
and so much Of Louisiana Is lies east of the
Mississippi river, as shall be embraced within
the lines Of national military occupation; ex-
ceptng only such restrictions as are imposed
by acts of Congress and regulations in pursu-
ance thereof, prescribed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and approved by the President and
excepting also, from the effect Of this order the
following articles, contraband Of war, to wit:
Arms, ammunition, all articles from which
ammunition is manufactured, gray uniforms
and cloth, locomotives, cars, railroad iron,
and machinery for operating railroads, tele-
graph wires, insulators, and instruments for
operating tslegraphic lines.
II. All existing military and naval orders in
any manner restricting internal, domestic and
coastwise commercial intercourse and trade
with or in the localities above named, be, and
the same are hereby, revoked; and that no mill
tary or naval officer, in any manner, interrupt
or interfere with the same or with any boats
or other vessels engaged therein, under pro-
per authority, pursuant to the regulations OF
the Secretary of the Treasury.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

THE SINKING OF THE BLACK DIAMOND.
All efforts thus far TO recover the bodies OF
the soldiers drowned IN the Potomac river, by
the sinking of the propeller Black Diamond,
which was run into Off Blackistones Island q
few days ago by the steamer Massachusetts,
have been unsuccessful, owing to the high
water in the river The number OF lives lost
by the sinking of the vessel has not been de d
pitely asoertained yet, but it 10 believed that
at least sixty persons were drowned.
The Black Diamond is entirely submerged
I'm water, with the exception OF her smoke
stack and the upper part of her pilet house.
She will doubtless be a total loss. as she is An
old vessel, aud would not hold together il az
tempts Were made to raise her.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON.

r ebel Preacher Sent Beyond the Lines
Governor Aiken to Report at Washing.
Rebels.
NEW YORK, BIay 1.-The steamer Savannah
brings Charles ton dates to the 2Sth.
General Hatch has ordered the Rev. Alex
ander W. Marshall, missionary Of st. Johns
Chapel, Hampstead, to go beyond our lines,
for persistence in reasonable conduct Warn
ing was also given his congregation for tole-
rating the traitor.
Governor Aiken left Charleston on the 18th
With orders to reportto Washington.
The expedition sent out under General Pot.
ter has been recalled under orders to suspend
hostilities based on Sherman's first agreement,
but on the morning OF the 25th another party
were sent out to notify the rebels at orange
burg OF the resumption OF hostilities.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
MOSRK

Mosby was at Salem, near Warrenton. last
Friday, and is still harbored in that neighbor-
hood by the rebel Inhabitants. His command
has deserted him entirely, four hundred having
been paroed at Winchester. All of these were
picked men from the various rebel cavalry
regiments serving in the Valley.
Some OF them offer to bring in Mcsby alive
for FIVE thousand dollars. Two thousand Is
now offered, but s the capture would require
several men in its performance, the sum each
might receive is regarded as being too sman to
Justify the attempt.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
OTT or GHARTEp

The Quartermaster's Department here has
already begun the work OF reducing its eH-
penses. On Saturday Capt. Allen, A. q. NJ,
who has charge OF the river transportation
otfic at the foot of 9th street, discharged the
chartered steamer Thomas A. Morgan, of Bal
timore; the steam tugs Lene1, Rescue, and
Pusey, and several barges and canal boats.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
NAVY Warn

: tn Don, flagship Of the Potomac fiotilIa,
arrived on Saturday ut returned in q short
time down the river with dispatches. Tho
steamer Malvern, Commander Baehe, (Admi.
raj Porter's fiagship,} arrived yesterday. Ad-
niral Porter has been relieved, at his own
request, OF the command of the North Atlantic
Squadron. The Jacob Bell, OF the forllla
arrived also on Saturday, for repairs.
Evening star., 1865-05-01
SECRETARY SEWARD AND SON.

SECRETARY SEWARD AND SON.
The Secretary Of State continues on the
mend, We are happy to say, and there is every
prospect that he will shortly be able 10 resume
his Official duties.
Another hemorrhage of Mr.. Frederick
Seward's wound occurred this morning about
three o'clock, which exhausted him for time
but at II o'clock to day be was quite comfort.
able, and his condition more favorable.
Evening star., 1865-05-01

~From Blanchard & Mohun and Hudson
Taylor ws have copies of the eloquent Easter
discourse of Rev. DIR. Hall, OF Epiphany, upon
the death Of our lamented President This
beautiful tribute, so handsomely commented
upon by the press throughout the country, wa
earnestly commend to the early and careful
Iperusel of our feaders