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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Amnsemenis.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLUS GARDEN.
~ .Doors open at a; beginsst7i
Lessee and Manager. WIN. WHEATLEY
trHs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE rHE
HERALDD
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

STTINWAY e SONS,
W.REgOONs Nos IL Il - EAST fOURTEESTHST 81
Betwcen Union. .quare Eud Irving place, Newiork.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
ERIE pa Nov

ERIE, IA, May 2.
Whilst acknowledging with profound hu-
initiation the lack OF proper demonstration
on the part OF the city Of Erie to greet
the remains OF President Lincoln on their
arrival at our city, justice to our citizens who
have oyer delighted to honor the natriot
while living, and who are second to none in
the memory of the llustrious. REQUIRES nuh.
iicity OF the fact that in the midst Of nrenara.
tons for the mournful occasion they were
informed by Superintendent of the Cleve.
land 4 Erie railroad that the funeral escort
had made special request that 10 public 10
monstration be made at this place. in orlsr
that their committee may have rest and ~.
poee. Acquicscence with this unauthorizsd
request is thereforethe true cause for the an.
parent indifference to the National discreet,
attributed to this city.
F. F. FARnEy. Mavor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
LONDON, April 90

LONDON, April ~.
Saturday evening 5-2Os sold at 6G.
The iadcr and some other pro Southern
Journals still profess to look hopefully upon
the second act of war, which they argue is
about to open.
MI. Harvey, United States Minister To
Portugal, publishes letter in the Tina
giving his views of the firing into the Mag.
ara and Sacramento at Lisbon. showing the, they
were entirely blameless, and according hici
praise to Commodore Craven for his forhosr.
ance. At the time they were in his nosses.
SION he issued orders permitting their de-.
Inc extradition case of Windsor. the 10.
,MSuSing cashier of the Mercantile RAM
S lew, iorH, had been before the Court If ', the
queens Bench and was postpone,, ' e. e. el )
Inc hank Of France lost nm. and .,
week. s ~ specie during the
The Times thinks unlcs. the sou,h ,,v
senss 70 re-enter the Union the end l. = ~ =.
on aa ever, but - the North shows ev,der -.
OF noeralty, and - slavery Il airrsdv hi
eAuncs and vcrging ON IL final doom. 4
snlnks reCCnciliAtion possible, bat come Via,
may, England win await the issue Win ~
Istsady iofbeara1ce Of neutrala but With -
earnest Win TOR speedy and lastine pesce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
A Perfect euro for Casarrh!
"a Z "a SE|3 4 ! BBEf|
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS

The .aCsme Or Perfection.
Ii pcnetrnics the secret A ma hush
Of this terrible disease. aud cxtcrminates il, root
and branch forever.
Ii removes a the Wrelched
symptoms Of this lOathsome maiady, and averts
consumption.
1t clcnns the head. sleOGlorisea
the breath aud affords the most grateful relief
Ii aleviates more Agony and ri.
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
II IL noted for caring the most
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.
II cures Hay. Rose nnd Period.
&c Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
types
the head can resist its penetrating power.
DDr. liO00nle has now spent q
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His tri
umph is complete.
1Dr. lsOoslnle's Cntarrh Remedy
is harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF
the hand.
1Dr. II. GOOdnle Il known thrO'.
ought the country as the author of the only True
Theory of Catarrh ever published. Where IL
origin--what its ravages-mode Of treatment
and rapid cure in all its forms.
Dr. <iooda1c's Pamphlet ON On.
tarrh should be read by every one. 1t can be
obtained at our nearest Agency. or by sending
postage ST. mp to our office
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS
CArARRn. The name of DR.. 4. Goodale has
become familiar throughout the country to the
victims OF Catarrli. from his well earned fame in
curing this terrible disease. Ne IL the first and
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush of this fearful fnalady His remedy aud
mode Of treatment is the only one ever known to
cure it,. Troy, \. Y. Daily Times.
Pliny Mills, the well known Traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. Goc3ale was for
many years, SAYS
IF Dr. Goodnlc says he can cure Catarrh he
can cure IT," He further certiies that the DR.
has few equals in medical skill and no superiors
in successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh, DR. Good
ale Catarrh Remedy and mode oftrcatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
OF Catarrh, but il extingnishes the disease :orev
er in all itstypes and Stages. Every oac speaks
well Of tn. Y. Com Advertiser.
Price 81. Send starp FOR pamphlet
NORTON 4 co, Sofa.A gents,
feb2S-d1y - Blocker st, NY,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Cotton a,,,-1o. NEw YonA, May 8.
FLouR.-50loc lower. a. so,- M r.
State. so'ootGt.Vo Extra
UWMEAr.-,Dull, dropping.
nav wo T.; only limitedsupply. 41.s5@l. 80
n and heavy, e125@e,.so
vAfs.-Lower. S5@Ss Western.
fosx.-steady. 81. ooO0 81 new Mess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
MEMPHIS, April 80.

The BuuSlin Of this morning says:
h is reported that the rebel General Dick
Taylor sent Gen. Hodge to notify Gen. Dana
of the surrender of Johnston to Sherman,
and inform him of the terms of surrender
Gen. Dana Immediately gave full credcnce to
Dick Taylor's statement, and arranged an
armistice with Hodge, the terms Of which
are said TO be an entire cessation Of hOstili
ties, each retaining the right to punish guer-
rillas, trade regulations and intercourse con
tinuing under very liberal constructions
This armistice contemplates arrangements
on the same plan as those proposed BY Sher-
man, unless rcpudiated by Gen. Dana's su-
pcrior officer The arlnistice commenced
the both Of April, only to be terminated after
~ hours notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
Il ELL EST.4TE.

ENORSALE by the Executors OF tho Estate Of
IL the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE.
Good Brick house on 10th street
Double Frame house on 10th street
Frame house on Farnam street; as City. lots.
The Far Grounds, containing % acres A de-
sirable investment
$ acres northeast Of Wetmore's addition
Lots and Ont Lots in the city of LIE Claire.
Lands in johnson, Muscatine, Louisa. Iowa,
Jones, Poweshcik, Jasper. Calhoun, Carroll, Ger
70 Gorpo, Franklin and Des Moincs counties.
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor.
mr4- diff or mo T. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

KNOXVILLE, May ., 10 P. M.,-Informa-
ton IRON Stonemans cavalry. saws that
Jef. Davis was at Yorkville, South Carroll.
ma, on the 2Slh ult, and Stoneman's forces
came in the following day.
jeff. has one days start Of Stoneman =
DAVIS IS escorted by 1000 cavalry, 900
mounted N and commanded by Gen. Dibbrell.
lie Is accompanied by Benjamin, Breckin-
ridge, and other notables, and will proba-
bly, be joined by all the desperadoes fleeing
from justice and from the vengeance of th.s
United States Government.
1t 10 hoped that Gen. Stopeman's forc..
viii overtake and capture Davis. a he i
contain specie. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
ST. IoUla. Mav2.

W. .SvOA1s my -
The Democratic Cairo special says:
The Memphis Bulletin learns ON Sunday
last, probably Esd, that negotiations were
progressing few miles up Red river be-
tween Col. 6prague, Chief Of staff Of Maj
Gen. Pope, and the authorities of the trans
Mississippi Department, for the surrender Of
Kirby Smiths forces
The Repuaican's Cairo special says:
Gen. Chalmers was murdered by persons
unknown, but more reliable information
says 1t was done by rebel soldiers.
A refugee from Tompkiasville brings the
report that the rebel Gen. Maury, late CON-
mander at Mobile, had been Superseded by
Gen. Gibson, who commanded brigade ut
Spanish Fort. He says the decentralization
among the rebels in that vicinity was very
great The rebel gunboats Morgan and
Nashville lie there almost deserted by OFF,
GERS and men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

3 Good building lots in East Davenport, have
fine view of the river, Rock Island, and the cite $
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price 1890 each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

LOUISVILLE, May S.-The senate ofTenne.
SO ADOPTED last Saturday resolution offer.
ing yoo,o0o for the delivery Of Ex Govern
or lsham G. Harris, to the civil authorities
Of that state. '''-'o' '''e'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Lots with front on the NJ. 4 NJ r. r. and
100 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
with frame Office and stable, first rate location
for lumber yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

10 Good building lots in the city Of Rock
Island, within five minutes walk Of the u. S.
Arsenal. Price from &2OO to 1850
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

I'll, Nrw Yoex. May ..
closed at 4l.411S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Out lots of ten acres each, half mile from city
OF Rock Island, on tho Camden and Rock Island
road. Suitable for gardening or fruit raising
marl5 APPLY to GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
LAT3Eei.5ES.iIFz" N


NEW Yonx, Nay 2.
non he's further reccded Sales were
,nsde Net this morning a. low - 1l03, w''n
-.1d lmsl0eaA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

WI. ADADl0.
DENTISTS, CORNER BRADY AND
Qoo Eourth streets, over Parks Hos
Omss's Grocery store. All persons
~ ispprectaae . superior stvle az Dsntistrv
- v msm 20 call Prices moderote. es.A IN
~--.o.eo. Entrance orA1sh 81.
enc, .. RRwnl -------
N1vs ELL Z 0BvBR ANG.H.
eea4ent Denaaeee.
IOrrWaH On hredy s!reet bstweoa rA,,s -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

- ~ S0OOOe AA*s - M
4 =. K1MBALL 90,
Rlslr anl CsnnlsStsn Merchants.
No. oLocust Street,
81. Aoais, nlissosra.
4 DvANCES MADE on COMMANDMENTS
IA Of Western Producer ard Provisions "a ~
aud. sur correspondents in New Orleans. New
York and Boston. mch2e- d9n
RussEScrs r. n. Prettyman, Esq., Dsven-
]. H. Brittop, Esq, Prcst. Of Third National
Hank Of st. Louis, Mo.
SHERWOOD. kARNs 4 co.,
General Csnnissisn Merchants,
No. 1 Cenmsrcial Stzsst,
%. Leafs, 11os
Refer v Sseead Neaiesal Bank D. Lesis Ger
mau Savine Institution, 81. Louis, and Merchants
generally Of st. Louis and the Northwest.
PBTRD WONDERLY = CO.,
General Cennlssien Merehau1oI
No. - neniA Saain st.,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
RErrR 70 Muntel, butte Co.. .. D. Filley,
Sellew : Co. mhsld2m
F. ". ACFDERlalDE,
Commission Merchant,
90 Couth Co,n,nerc;sl 81
ucL2s 81. Louis, Mo.
ST. LOUIS LEAD + OIL CO.,
lA0 I'd street,
Cor. Washington Avenue,
st. Louis, Mo-.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
w III / + = L e A D /,
Zinc Paints, Cslsrs, Putty,
Linseed Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Lubri-
eating Oils, Meats Foot Oil, Tan
ncrs Oil, Best Coal Oil, Pure
Spts Turpentine, Ben
zinc, Naphtha,
MassasOit Varnishcs. j Japan,
ETC, in extra coopered Barrels.
Half Barrels. and in
BANkER'S SAFETY CANS.
TINE ST. LOUIS LEAD AND OIL CON
i PANi,' having purchased the works ot the
"O'FALrox WnIrR LEAD AAp On Cnnr.sr y
with their stock Of materials and ma ~ tur.
ed goods and having facilities unsurpassed by
any company II the United States, solicit the
patronage OF rhoissaie eash buyers
Gro W. BANKER, Prest. CuAs &. ft'lra, Sccs.
DInx seed. CASTOR lscnns ami Anlc
Seed Wanted al the highest
market price.
oil Cake aud meal by the hundred pounds o.
by the ton. For cattle, one pound Is considered
eiual to three pound, of corn meal mar 5d3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

TORONTO, May 3.-Cleary, enc of the rob
els against whom the Grand Jury found q
true bill for breach Of the neutrality laws,
surrendered himself, and gsve bail for
$4,000 to stand trial at the October assizes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
ly.celitmo uo,eee. E,o,. Sole.

TINE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Brady st..
u now occupied by VIM. II. Carter, Esq.
The desirable Frame house on Perry street, now
occupied by J. W. Stewart, Esq
The fine Brick house on sth Street, now occu-
pied by VIM. Kehoe, Esq. Apply to
mr4-dtf JNO L. COFF.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

WARRINGTON, May =
The Navy Department has TeceWuveuH
smnmunication from Commander Mni;v,n.
MsComb, under date Of April is ~ cot :, news
y 70 the effect that r., The r Roanoke
sent floating battery down 1--we va this place.
linz fimm med started from w '..s night
and sss: Ger F &: had
.sns parry up , s1Ssih Ia tosnd ne bassesy
lsae0 whlcn sSeir own tofpedoeA Il
sank "A II - ars 70 all Other That was above
Fnnkn n,,,at two feet, and II IL supposed she
wase a..y thoroughly destroyed"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

NBW 1V1Ap ~ 9.
The ROfs Warrington special Says:
The trial Of the persons implicated in the
assassination will commence in that city ear.
" next week. Newspaper reporters will be
admitted.
A steamer has just been. captured running
out Of the Rappahannock river, with several
kegs of specie stolen from Richmond banks
by the flying rebels on board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Iowa Lands mad Town Lots.
164. $40 ACRES from 81 % Upwards.
~ 600 ACRES in Wisconsis, Mime
j V.OOO sofa and Nebraska,
610 Town Lots in Davenport, Walcott, Durant
and Downey. Improved farms in Scott and &c
dar counties. For sale by
mr4-d JNO. L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03

Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, 81 feet
front on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street. and is the best position in the city for
elevator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
AOaeseS For. Sale.

TWO FRAME HOrSEs, AND FULL LOTS
i in Pafkei 5 Addition for sale by
mr7 diff JNO. i. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
CITY PROPERTY!
FOR Sale.

Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. s4x15O,
now occupied coal yard, has good railroad
facilities, andis suitable for stores, ware- houses,
or mills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-03
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
HosTETTER &.sM1ru,
ftttsssrsi Pen.
TOR SALE BY

DRuUNkOoo, 0rooersl ana Naere
lnnS00eo onRo0ghoa aho 0lone.
r. EvAN0 4 c o.,
Rslhdpal Agents, Davenport.
nn,>A- Ahnav.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-18

An esteemed correspondent. long identified
with the public affairs Of the state, in private
letter. thus expresses bis feelings in regard to
The calamii- that has befsllen the nation:
TKRRE HsUrK, April Is. 1865.
Mr. DxAR SR:-The terrible events Of Friday
night have filed the whole country With alarm
The death, by assassination of the President OF
rhe United States. 10 . shocking episode 10 the
rebellion. which has wasted and demoraliIed the
nation IL is the first time that president has
died 5y violence, and the shock is terrific. Good
men stand aghss, and lament the occurrence,
and bad men seek TO turn il 20 party advantage
The decentralization Of society Is shown by this
latter fact
No good citizen will fail TO mourn the death
Of Mr.. Lincoln. Whatever you and may have
thought Of bis policy. or the civil measures OF
his administration. neither OF US fail 10 in
this bloody act Of murder. the terrible pressure
nov brought to bear upon our Institutions.
Whatever his faults may have been. they are en-
shrouded in his coffin. snd no msn but q fool or
. coward would speak Of them but in sorrow.
Events cro~d upon the country, and this is a
time for reflection and not passion. l hope for
The best but fear that Mr.. Lincolns successor i
not equal 10 the task OF paci6cstion As citizens
ever loyal TO the constitution and its require
ments, We must wait and trust The sun OF the
coming day was just bursting upon the nation
when the sss,ssin's arm fell upon the president
Msy no cloud obscure its coming and the speedy
healing of the nation,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-18

The announcement Of the death OF President
LINCOLN has been everywhere received with the
most profound regret. The grief which the sad
event occasions Is general and sincere The
nation is humiliated BY the calamity which has
befallen t. There are few here, and those
Who are attempting to make partisan use OF
the unfortunate occurrence. TO turn il to party
advantage, but thank God, for the honor OF the
nation and Of humanity there are but few Of this
class The death Of no man 10 the history OF
the nation has causel such general sotow Il
is not the mere personal popularity of Mr. LIN
coin which has caused this deep feeling. but the
circumstances attending his death. and TIE pccu-
liar condition OF public Affairs have Dad
their influence upon the public mind
Aud the manifestation of public sensbiity, over
80 sad and important an event. accompanied IS il
has been. with respee, for Law and order, can
no, but inspire renewed confidence in the
strength and stability OF the government In
many nations such a shock would have occasion
ed anarchy ard perhaps revolution; bs. with Us
the machinery OF government moves on ss
though nothing extraordinary had occurred
And may We not hope that the kind Providence
which has thus far guided our destiny as a ma
ton. win still continue TO watch over US. and
lead US out OF the troubles and dangers which
bese; Us on every side. and which have threatened
orr overthrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-18

upon the side of wisdom snf hnn.nit.s ss those
whom the band OF an assassin has taken from us.
Especially vas this true Of the party that has
been opposed 10 the adnnsration. We are nov
thrown UPON the deep ocean Of uncertainty. Sor-
rouful II l.. ursxpressively sorrovfa. that be. Of
all Others. who bad il 10 bis power and Il vas az
parently bis disposition TO bold up the cap Of
peace 70 the nation. and TO extract. 50 far as be
could, the stiugs OF var. should fall with bis
mission pDperformed.
What could have been the motive Of he muir
derer or murteTers, Who deliberately and with
malice peTpe;rated these awful cEimesf Were
they Influenced With the spirit Of bate against
their country. and hnimsted with the desire 10
do the greatest possible amount Of mischief 20 il
ia their po~erl We must confess that upon DO
other hypothesis can We account for acts At once
80 demonisc and crazy.
ibis Is one Of the most awful pages IN The
dread history Of The last four years stained as i
il with horrors and rendered bloody zith crime
The hand OF sfiiction has indeed been laid heavi
~ upon our people, and ue have been visited
sith the most dreadful ills that scourge a
| nation, or render lie tenure OF existence painful
| and insecure
Fondly do express q hope that the history
s near its conclusion, and that the murder OF ouI
chief refers 10 high places. Is the eliminating
| leaf Of an atrocio1s record. aud that darkes
hour has passed. soon to be succeeded by
| brighter dawn.
In this connection We regre, 70 hear or see am
political illusions, for We scorn the thought tina
there is can be any politics that will not detes
and abhor the act Of private murder, or any part
that will not vie with is tsgonists ia condemn
| ing the first and great primal crime Of our nature
IL is the duty, it should be he aim. of all Il
use their influence in calming passion, to oppos
hatred and prejudice. and to exercise the simPl'
act OF believing, without the strongest proof Il
the contrary. that there are men among US 81
| base that they deplore with all their heart sn'
soul this dark shscow OF death that nov rest
| upon toe land.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-18
From The Nashville TENN Press Of April 10.
W hat shall be Done with The ui

Already the press OF the country has begvn
the discussion Of The subjects created by the war
and which have been disposed OF by legislation
One prominent topic in which the entire people
are interested is the disposition Of the negroes
No one can confidently predict the course OF
the general govern ment 10 the premises, but the
time is not far distant when the matter will have
70 be disposed Of To farm them OFT like Chi
nese coolies az is practiced in Louisiana. re-es-
tablshes sort OF slavery. To leave them to
their own devices were still worse, for they would
soon be an iniolera5le nuisance. Their seeming
instinct is to busrow in large cities, where. if
they were so disposed, they could DOT ell find
support and would al once come into rivalry
with white labor. always more valuable To both
the lsborers and The master 1t has been sug-
gested that portion Of our unsettled territory
be set apart, and that they be coonzed upon it
as rapidly as possible, the government exercising
a supervision and protection over them, through
ifs agents sent with them TO instruct them in
their duties as freemen. and TO educate them In
dividually.
This plan will not on the whole, We Opine,
please the mass of our people so we'll as the
scheme To colOnize the freedmen abroad. The
prejudice against their color il does not seem pos
sbe 90 eradicate, and il will ALWAYS be bar 10
heir advancement, ard will cut eff those incen-
tives 10 labor and Improvement that the poorest
white man NAV feel with bar 20 bis ambition
That this would be gigantic undertaking need
no, be confessed. but il could be done, and the
negroes themselves would finally pay the ex-
pense attending il, and We should in any case be
| we'll rid OF an element that. in our midst would
always be trouble and annoyance. To plan,
them in one of our territories wocld not suf
6ciently isolate them from the white TO pre-
/ vent the evils have mentioned though ii
would obviste the disagreeabeness of leaving
them scattered among Us, irresponsible and use
less a class, snd Teproach TO the nation that
sacrificed so much for their liberty, yet left them
unczted for IN the end
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-18
THE DAY or noUnNrNe-ACn AsGr

The funeral ceremonies In honor OF the late
president will take place in Washington on to-
morrow, Wednesday. Al the suggestion OF tho
acting Secretary OF State Of the United States
Governor MoRTos. as will be noticed by BIZ
proclamation Issued this morning, has changed
the day TO be observed Is = day OF mourning
humiliation and prayer In view of the eslamit,
which has befAllen the nation, from Thursday
the 10Th ms: to Wednesday. the 18th inst. Ito
morrow. We hope that the people Of the state
will comply with the accommodation Of th'
governor. and by The suspension Of ordinary bus
mess manifest their appreciation Of the great ca
lamity which has caused universal grief