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l1lt1iraqo 10 rihmne,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1866.
TEE CITY,
the m1RlcIPAL ElECI{CH.
i6forlcus Republican Victory---The
Union Ticket Successful by
$500 Majority.
REPCRLICAE ALDERMEN ELECTED II
ElERl WARD But ONE.
FULL AND COMPLETE RETURHs
TE:G:: TIL: CITY.
TElE NEXT E0ENCIJ.

The election, yesterday, passed of ouiefly.
Scarcely symptom Of excitement distinguished
the vo7n@ NJ either OF the voting p:aces through.
out the city. A general thing the Democrats
did not vote, OF. II they did, they voted The
STRAIGHT Republican ticket The returns iuaicate
IN :lnost undivided sentiment on the put Of orr
citizens. 1tls fitting 'hat 1t should be 20, when
the dead body Of our Int President lies uuhuricd
tcst In the Ninth Ward inc vote was aIn,ost en-,
ttrely Republican, Up TO II o'clock, in tue First
Precinct hut two Democratic votes we're c4st, So
3asee pile Of Democratic votes Into the gutter aud
then went and votrd the straight Union ucSrf
hrm.clf
From the 1sures which follow, It will be seen
how paifsfsetory victory we have gained, John
B. Rice Is ecctcd Mayor by 5000 majority, and
Tve hsve elected ffleen ont OF sixteen Aldermen
The hext Council will stand: Rapnhlicans, II;
Democrats, g. 1hls Is glory enoug gut No com:
EnentS aIe needed,
, 1865-04-19
NKW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAT.
Reposted II Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago

CLOSING DAT.
tseported y Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
tfthnn--J
EKw YoEk, TucsdNs Eveutng, April II.
BETF CATrLE,-The total nnsubeF OF H=ef Catt1e
receired at all the Jarcs Of the city Tor the week
enuing to-day Is $3.50. The number Of fresh :e
ceiyed to1aY IL 40. TIC prices to~das have rulet
shout cent lower than yesterday. Mar the close
OF the som. were diEp5.ed Of at de-llne Of
thru C nts Gu last weeks prices.
sHEsP.-Tle toln' number Of Sheep rec.iyea here
eu,inx the week his bvea 1aoo The market IS oyts-
Etc cked and sbowa = decline Of txo cents on tho
rr1ce last week E1tfs s.1IpK u 13c. Go ID
qualities firing 1ec, snd o'dtnTy cnes 1D3t1Xc.
she&rc shcrp ee,lrg ut allie.
EOGs- The Total cumbe1 Of uoss received duri1g
tie meek has bsea 1000. There arc but very f:w In
the nasaet. but largo number nre reoottAd OF the
WY. Drsceal Is dulI and prices ruie lower than res
terday. Tbs range has bten 1sK813Hc for hest. and
ls=1sac for medium. pt.:i!ieEy led Hogs brought
I2GNlSE.
, 1865-04-19

In 1sfg Sherman vas elected by 14Q minority.
In II 1eTs I,ice Wes elected by $500 majority.
~ TIE NEXT COUNCIL.
n,a f,s,outnp will show the composition OF the
,,c11 1S canncil. Those marked hold over;
Hard. Republican, De"oeFM'
1tt. .GcorgcW Gages.-
j. C. Ku,ckerbockcr.
3D.. Peter Sbl1nps.
Wm. II Carter. ..v.-.~
q. &C. q. Wicker e1epneu oat1elt'"
"a, Samuel McRny%.
T1,r.tsn;ine Ksuu. N. SheEifnns.
In LUXE John Watwoska.
p1o'' T. c, Hatch.
... ..,x-, xoora. - Joseph sherwins.
.-a1h. NJ L. Friebce: 1aHaeA A@aA
4th.. willard Woodland.
Euuccl Tai ctt
-xf,.h G. c. r Holden
E B,xhy.
1sth. b. l.. Bonds- 49,
S, ]. Russell.
~stt n. ". uunf1cy*..
WIN. Gesfcld. ,,..,,,,. u-.nva,&.
18Th l. Proudioot oa0o
11th. Anton Upt9nees"-
Valentine kuh-
18th Iyer Lawnons
4 Samuel 6baclsford. rna,,.,s
nth Robert Clark n..,ne,sts -.
TofA1-Ispnbl,can ~ Oemoefa'h'
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HfEt~n fIra 35r 7%fk vi.


[eptctM D,epa,ch to the CHICAGO rribnn-.l
MILWAUKEE,, April 18.
FxorE-Dul.. S.1es go nsls X spring at t6.oo.
GRAIN Wheat ir!ee91ar' ~ 21se l.W,r: s.tes on
Qnta -6A cs ! 80 IN 1T 43r, IL store.
Wht Al narset 1t lhe SewhaM Hontt this evening
3fnsA An,rH
, 1865-04-19

AT AUCTION
We thal1 sell on FRIDAY. April q. coninorc-
1ns 1T w o'clock at No. 3 Lake street. for the puf-
Tose Of closing up tho Chicago Branch Store the en-
assor1men. OF rich and elegant vi Walnut and Chest
nut Chamber nnes, from thtre 70 ten pieces, With
fifry Painted or imltatton Chestnut Chamber Sets,
complete, ten pieces, rich Rosewood and OIL Walnut
Fazor Eu,t4 In rep ana hair clo.h elegant Easetea,
with mirror back Ant marble SHELF over fty Marble
Tor Tables tue best style Mahogany and oak heavy
Chairs Dytks and Tabies, Rocking Chairs 6ofs, Hat
T3ees, Chamber nnd ntnlng room Chairs. Also, q
lar assortment Of Common Furniture
Parties buying from the country can hare thell
goods packed and shipped.
Sale posttge- Tesm1 cash.
. H11DEET Z EAM16OT,
Aurt}bnorYK
, 1865-04-19

Ao CRATES WHITE GRAN
1iV 1TE and &C. Ware, 900 bo1ea assorted Glass
Ware, 5Go Ml1Tora
. At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 10Th, at sH O'Clock, VT shall
sell at Sa-sronm IS crates OF the best quality OF
pleir assortment OF Dnncr, Toilet and Tea Ware. al
thc tcs. elapcs, or the anuactufe Of JAMES Edwazcs
auuntitles to suit dealers. Also. 800 boxes assorted
Glass Wmrc and go M!s7o1, assorted slzes Country
dealers r:4( pd 1t thelr Interest to attend thls ste
Goods earthly packed for the COUNTY,:
H,tss ~ Il GILBERT : SAMPSON, AnrtEt.
, 1865-04-19

The cop2crhead OFT an as:ured its dcladea read
x1s yes,eysay morning that there was fattertng
prospect Of the election Of the ''Denoefatic"
ali ahcir might and sweep The ctty. For three
weeks past 1t has been making frantic aanfals
Dolly to It's followers TO Get registered and &hdy
10 yu1e. Low ocs 1t likc the r.sultf
COMPARATIVE VOTE. -
The following table will Indicate tie compare
tttlye yo&ee for mayor for 1866 md 1868. Those
,,n,1cd = nrt Democratic tnnibritln.:
, 1865-04-19

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL P1ANu FoETE, DC.
AT AUCTlDN,
Oa THURSDAY. April "a, At ~ O'Clock, ut Dwellrs=
House No, Is Third avenue.
Tke entire fnEntture Of family breaking mp housc.
Eettug. cncs sting of Parlor. Chamber Dining
Chap her Sets, rar.or sets Thrreriy and 1n,.an Car
res BoE CASE Hair Mattress, Silver plated Tea Set.
Fvr, ii full Rosewood Casc- nlade by Lishse Brad
bury. 1s q sWe-t toned tnatInment ,.>
erI5s6BI6t WIN. a. CUTTERS CO.. ApctrS.
, 1865-04-19

CHIP CHANDELIERS STOCK;
~ HARDWARE, GROCERIES, GLA55H ARE, &C..
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, April %, At * o'clock, 1t But
te1s' Auction Eoon1s in Portland ocE corner Dear
born and WnshInEtou streets I'm. A. BUFFERS d
ca. Ancttonexfa. api5rtx55t
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Huttfott 3ele8.


NuBEKT d SAMFSUN,
~ nEEERAL AUCTjDEHKKS, ~ - 4 q Dear
hc1u-st Cb.cA+ O. III ". give peraonAl astsps1yu
to kaiee or Household fnEniture. &C.. 1t enE. OF
u Viii and It tht lr sv1nt.z to orosr dil.
ns ing Of Their grods- 0o! regular .se ga. o: Fur
nlic5e spd Iousrhc 9ccds. at ous aa.e.rocnn7 IN
tn sdAys end F1tA rnh'1pts It 4shp
, 1865-04-19
GILBERT & SAMPSON,

No. 338 INDIANA STREET,
Tie entire Furntnrc Of fant1y1esving the city COM
rrIstnE general assortment Of Parlor, Din1ngroon,
Chan her and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets. Cooking
aud Pat1or stoSca being very fall assortment.
The nbovc goods nrc In good order, and every arti
Gle must be sold and must be renewed the day OF
SALE. .........
up19u3.9t G1LNE1sT Z SAMPSON, Aucts-
, 1865-04-19

Lake Forest Hotel,

This House will te for 1ea: from Nay lst,
H-M THOMPSON,
spl5ss5l2w Athp % South Wa:eS s.gset.
, 1865-04-19

Ata meeting Of tue members Of she late 18th
rrr,,acat IL yo1.., held In par!o. No. 5, fremont
House. on Tuesday evening, convened 1or the
purpose Of offering 4 tribute Of respect - the
memory Of our 1h'e ard beloved President tho
following we're unanimously a2tptsd:
WHEREAS, We, In eoEunn with or fello = cttf-
zeps Of the Gpited Staiea, h&ve heard vita heart.
felt sosro~ Of tho ctath Of our late President,
Abraham Lincoln, By the hands of an ASSASSIN. at
a tine when his Christian fornsnde and able
etAtef1nsnthfp were most needed: be It
Rfs0trkd. That In him our country has lost her
prrest patriot, and Illinois her noblest so1.
Etxotre1, That, although we already haveserTed
three years IN assisting to cfush this unho!y r.
ou,ee1rcs to once more 70 torth and 5attle for tbs
preeer, alton ol thls Union, and to avense h's
dcntb.
RetoIttd, That The family of onr late President
have our heartfelt eympateies In their deep be-
1tavepent, and we pray that the God of Dit'les
protect and support them in this Their hour Of
ttihl.
, 1865-04-19

d. SAMPSON,
~ The entire stock Of q fllst-clsas
, 1865-04-19

FUNERAL. OF THE PaEs1nExr.-The members Of
the committee appointed al the last meeting OF
tho Common Council to Represent the clty Official
~ In the funeral procession are requested to meet
IL paslor No. /, fremont House, tbs evening, at
hnlf INST ecrcp oeIoct 10 make the necessary ar
rhnremeutg. The committee consists Of Ltent.
Coz, Dross, Msyor Sherman, Gomptrol1e9 Hayes,
Congressman Wentworth, Aldermen Lawson,
spd Ihou1es Io5ne, r. II. uough, $. #. Fuller
aud John D. Turner.
, 1865-04-19

DuarEn-We referred un Sunday morning to
the action Of the vile OF certain Alderman
(Woodman) in tearing down the inslguil ot
mourning frorn their store 1t Ia due to Alder
Esst eT4y h. esracd his rcaidenc. to bs fully
drnped in mourning.
THR Posr OPTION will close to-day at 1o16 q. m
, 1865-04-19

A17FACs WARD A4oso TIE HonNoss-Arte-
nus-he who turns the world upside down.
coming hithes also. The following Ia from the
Pittsbu1g Coa,arrciol, relative to the Impression
made by him IN the Iron CITY:
aArtemua War.l had u fall nudicuce at Concert
Uol last night to listen to his experience I'm aug
The Eoymuns. The lecturer occasionally dropped
AfiernRs u ard End in 1t. owu proper person fur
n1ehrd muth valuable Information concerning
i,flitornia and Utah, and made many ssgauous
otecryattcps concerning men ani things there.
Much ot his lecture, howsver, was rnsde MP OF '4e
him ipnors and uurine most Of the evening be
kent bic hearers conyu'sed with laughter His
jtctuIes nrc Illustrated by ZONE really excellent
ple snd nc moon rising o,er tile Great SAT- Lake
ueang pardcularly Gne."
, 1865-04-19

Admission, 50 cents Seats Reserved In Dress Circle
tnd Farquette. s ccnts.
Ofice prep for sale of reserved EeAts every day,
from 10 until o'clock Doors open att commence At
8oclock.
The Piano Forta used at these entertainments Ii
frrr, the W Wntefuoms OF Smith & SiIon
The Cottage Organ is furnished By Aesars. Lyon d
MaTISEE-on SATURDAY, At tx o'clock.
thn
, 1865-04-19

pY GILBERT f. SAMPSON.
ID TE WILL SILL
, 1865-12-26
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
OLONlAL col n III
FOR ST. CROIX.

ISEoNDAYrHE 2OrH NOVEMBER 1865, the Colo
nil Council held their 18th meeting. All
members were present with the exception OF
the Ord crown-membpr (DuB0is) and the lst
member for ChriStiansted's country district
(RltcIitfe), who had reported illness. The
minutes of the former meeting were read.
The Chairman informed the Council of his
having received, and caused to be exhibited on
the table, the following letters from the Go
vernment
Letter of 10th November 1865 for an increase
of the amount budgetted for The purchase of
ponies for the Station at Kingshill, from $3.50
to $500.
Letter of 18th November 1865 proposing
som additional clauses to and alterations in
the conditions Cor the purveyanca at the hOspir
tai at Frederl6>te1 as well as Tor the garrison
there and az Aingshill
Letter from the Government of 10th Novem-
Der 1865 regarding the engagement of a medi-
cal practitioner in the mothercountry to take
charge of a part of the public medical practice
in this Island for 4 years, annual salary $500,
passage money 200 Rid, and advance of salary
200 Rd.
which letters will be found on the order of the
day forwarded to the members.
The Council proceeded to the order of the
day.
/, The End discussion of the preliminary ordi-
nance of the 23rd August 1864 containing
additional clauses to the ordinance of the 10th
January 1864 concerning the landed proprie-
torsand the laborers in ST Croix.
The Reporter of the Committee, the LIST
for Christiansted's town (Heilbuth),
, 1865-12-26

3die Medlem for Christionsteds By (Hol-
stein) ~bemerkede, at man neppe Wide
Lu1no faae tienstdygtige Heste til $50
Stykkot, o. derfor toreslog, at Bel0bet
for6gedes til $500.
Flere Medlemmer meddeelte deres For
mening over Sagen, hyorefter Fernandez
stillede beneldte Forslagt til Afstemning,
h,ilket vedtoges med 10 Stemmer mod 5.
3. Forslag fra Gouvernementet i Skrivelse
at Tide November 1865 ON Tilltg til og
Forandringernc i Conditioner for Hospi-
taIsforpleiuingen j Frederiksted og Meua-
gebespiisningen sammesteds saayelsom paa
KingshiIl m. M.
SNriyeIscn bIev oplest.
Gouverneuren referede til de med Skri-
velsen tul-te Bila-, og forklarede, af den
hidtilyerende Hospitalslorstander og Me-
ma cbestyrer hayde opgivet sit 30 til
SkittebehandIing, OF at Levcrancen Wide
blive onsat til ofcutlig Concurrence fra
1.tu G.Iarts 1867. Han paaviiste N0dven-
digheden af dc foreslaatde TiIlrg og For
aHdringer. 9
Fornuuden stiIlede ForsIaget til Afstem-
ming som vedtoges eenstemmigen med IA
Stemmer,
Da ii len Ell tilIod Foretagelsen af den
4de Sag paa Dagsordenen "lev den udsat til
nrste Mode, h>ilket berammedes til Man
dag den 4de December 1865 III. II, og
Dagsordeuen
1. Fortsrttelse at eden Demanding af Fore
l5big Anordning at 23de August 1864.
2. ForsIag fra Gouve' nementet / SkriVelse
af lode November 1865 ON A~ntagelse
af en- Lege til OvertageI8e af en- Deel at
den olGentIige L.egepleie.
M0det hpvedes ii. Al.
, 1865-12-26

referred to the Committees report, which he
explained. He stated, that the Committee do
not object to any trlfing alterations of the act,
and are Of the opinion that the provisions con-
tanned therein ought to be strictly maintained
and care had that they be acted up to. In
consequence of the amendments handed in by
His Excellency the Governor and several mem
bers he proposed, that the Council refer the
matter again to the Comm ittee's further treat
ment.
His Excellency the Governor, the LIST mem
Der for FrederikSted's town (Sarauw), the LIST
c~roWn-member (Stakemann) and the 4th men,
Der for ChristianSted's country district percy
having explained their amendments proposed,
and several members having offered their opin-
ions on the subject, the Chairman submitted to
the Councils decision, if the act with the
amendments proposed should be referred to the
Committees further treatment, which was
adopted unanimously with Is votes.
2, Proposal of the Governor, in letter of 10th
November 1865, proposing augmentation of the
amount calculated in the Budget for 1866
sub item I'D Military Expenses for purchasing
s ponies for the Station at Kingshill.
The letter was read.
The Governor referred to the report of the
commission that had been appointed to give
their opinion concerning the ponies, which re-
port is attached to the above letter, and accord
ing to which it was considered quite necessary
for the service that the number Of ponies stated
above be furnished, because the cashered are
totally unfit after serving from l3 to II years.
His EXcellency therefore recommended, thar
the sum Of $3.50 entered on the money bill be
increased to 1920.
The 3rd member for ChriStiansted'S town
(Holstein) observed, that seryiceable ponies
,mo 1ot Iii-n1, 70 ln hal 81 COO n p;1, {h,~o
fore proposed that the amount in question be
augmented to $500.
Several members offered their opinion on the
subject, whereupon the Chairman put the ques-
ton to the vote, and adopted with 10 votes
against S.
5, Proposal by the Government, in letter Of
18th November 1865 concerning additions to
and alterations in the conditions for purveyanct
at the hospital at trederiksted as we'll as for
the garrison there and at Kings Hill.
The letter was read.
The Governor referred to the vouchers ac-
companying the letter, and stated that the
former purveyor had made over the admins
tration of his estate to the Dealing court, and
that the purveyance would be exposed to pub
lie competition from the 1st March 1867, He
pointed out the necessity Of the measures pro-
posed.
The Chairman referred the proposal to tho
vote, and was adopted unanimously with IA
votes.
AS the hour of the day did not admit of the
discussion Of the 4th case on the order Of the
day. which was postponed for the next meeting
which was fixed for Monday the 4th December,
II O'Clock noon, and the order Of the day as
follows
l. The Continuation of the end discussion Of
the preliminary ordinance of the Gath August
1864.
9, Proposal by the Government for the engage
ment of a medical practitioner.
The meeting closed at 4 O'Clock.
, 1865-12-26
[
Oh ONIA r A T
FOR ST. CROIX.

N andag den code November 1865, hoIdt
Colonialraadet diets 13de Mode. ALE Med
lemmerne ware tilstede med Undtagelse at
Diet 3die kongevalgte Medlem (DuBoisl og
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Lend Dis
trict (Ratciffe) der, meldte Sygdomsfcy-
faldt.
Forhandlingerne for sidste Mode opleS-
ties.
Fernandez underrettede Raadet ON at
han havde modtaget og torapstaltet hem
lagt paa Bordet f0lgende Skrivelser fra
Gouvernementet
Skrivelse af lode November 1865, ON
For6gelse af det til AnskaGftlse af Heste til
Stationen paa Kingshill anslaaede BeloD
af $3.50 til $500.
Skrivelse at Tide November 1865 OH
Tillpg til o. Forandringer Conditionerne
for Hospitals forpleiningen og Menagebe-
spiisningen i Frederiksted % K~ingshiIl.
Skrivelse at lode November 1865 ON
Antagelse at en- Large fra Moderlandet til
Overtagelse af en- Deel af den offentlige
L~agepleie paa st. Croix for 4 Aar, aarlig
Lon S4OO, Reiseomkostninger 200 Rd.,
L0ningsforskud 200 Rd.
Hvilke Sager Vile tindes opf6rte paa den
Medlemmerne tilstiIlede Dagsorden.
Raadet skreed til Foretagelse af Sagernc
paa Dagsordenen
/. Anden Behandling at Forel6big Anord-
ming af 23de August 1864 indeholdende
TilIag til Anordningen at code Januar
1649 angaaende Landeiendomsbesiddere
og Arbeiderne paa st. Croix.
Udvalgets Ordt0rer 1Ste Medlem for
Christiansteds BY (Hcilbuth) refererede
til Udvalgets Betnnkning, hyiIken han I'D
yiklede. Han bemrrkede at Udyalget
Intet Wide have imod ubetydelige Foran-
dringer i Anordningen, og holde for at dens
Bestemmelser str@ngt blbeholdes og paa-
sees oyerholdte. Som F6lge af de at Gou-
verneuren og aere af Medlommerne indgiv-
ne Endringsforslag henstillede han til Raa-
Diet, at Sagen igien oyergayes til UdvaIgels
videre Behandling.
Gouverneuren, 1ste Mediem tor Frede-
riksteds By (Sarauw), Diet 1ste kon9eVal9-
tie Medlem (Siakemann) or 4de Medlem
for Christiansteds Landdistrict percy I'D
hpvede de af dem stillede Endringsfor-
Stag, og efterat fere Medlemmer havde
yttret sig over Sagen, begjRrede Forman-
den Raadets Bestemmelse, ON Anordnin-
gen med de stillede Endrin4 %sforslag skull
de overgives til Udvalgets Nidere Dr6ftel-
Sc, hvilket vedtoges eenstemmigen med
IS Stemmer.
2. Forslag fra Gouyerncmentet i Skriyolse
af lode November 1865 ON Tillveg til Diet
Raadet forelagte Bevillingsforslag til I'd
glitter under Budgettet for Regnsh absaaret
1665-66 ad D. 4. Militairudgifter, nemlig:
til Anskafelse af otte Heste til Stationen
paa Kingshill.
Skrivelsen blew oplaest.
Go~uverneuren referede til den Skrivelsen
vedlagte Determining at en- Commission
der var bleven udnavnt til at afgive Err
hlering over Hestene, ifolge hvilken det
ansaaes aldeles n0dvendigt for Tjenestens
Tarv at Diet nevnte Antal Heste anskafe-
des, eftersom de casserole ere aldeles
ut~jenstdygtige efter IS a II Aars Tjeneste,
OF henstillede, at Diet i Bevillingsforslaget
opforte Belob $3.50 forogedes til $3.50.
, 1865-12-26
U or Sale

gg1HE fine fast sailing coppered
a per fastened Sloop
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Gentity was here discussed Some aim at IL, aud in
doing so appear ridiculous in the sight of their fellow
men. The whms Of Al overgenee conductor were hecc
ins.anced, much 20 the merrment of the audience
In seine instances when ladies invited 70 sing they
affect feeliag Of ddense and after while attempt to
entertain their friends when they know they will oa
laughed at By the company. The dandes OF the day
came in for share of the speakers contempt. Thess
affect mach that causes them to appear to their dI
vantage The cut of their clothing, the size OF their
canes and other APPENDICES, make them so ridiculous
that they are the butt Of all they in contact with.
The noble men Of this community here were alinded
TO. He the speaker, knew some men he felt glad to
meet The very shake of their hands showed what vas
in their hearts The faults of ministers were hero
alluded He said that there who had been
known not to ask blessing at the table, They eat ike
gluttons sleep like sensuaiss aad yet they would haye
Us believe they are than other men. | deny it.
Religious hypocrites shown up by the speaker
much 20 their Disadvantage An anecdote OF French
man was here introduced, to illustrate this part OF tle
speakers remarks The narration of this was the Cause
OF much laughter.
The subject Of politics was then dwelt upon. " in
talking politics he would advance the interests OF the
government he would talk politics until his life shond
cad.
The advantages which had resulted from the labor Of
ladies among the sick and wounded soldiers came IA for
a share of the speakers cOmmendatons. Much OF the
remaining remarks OF the Lecturer illustrated by
anecdotes striking that the audience were kept con-
stantly in of laughter.
The speaker then went into an Illustration Of his sub
ect by speaking OF the higher law class of men They
had Lag which they considered higher than the law Of
Tod lie was gldu ID see puDlC AGA VI
God. Even on our coin we find this ackno wleigment
and is 20 credit nation. He alluded 10 the on
ward march of the principles of freedom by the ackx
ledgment Of these principles by the States which IN
been freed Of the deestabe curse Of slavery The idea
Of freedom TO the speaker of the most glorious
things lie had considered True heroism consisted
in manly determination TO stand up for the right The
true Christian is the true hero.
There il day coming when the right will be vndicated
The speaker delighted to believe in the establishment OF
the right God would see TO it that the right should be
add thoSe who labOUlC for tJ adj
yancement will receive their reward. The speaker llus
raed this part Of his subject by naratng touching in
eiden of shipin storm Il was painful hour the d
So is it with the ship of State But the morning dawn
ing and God is guide. He has given US Grant tire
mendous appause) sherman (appauseG Sheridan zap.
pasel and Others Of noble bearing In the hands of
these we can with the help Of God trust cause and
He is about to reward us, and bring to us, as nation
a permanent and honorable peace. tremendous APP
Dlauepl .
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hear of single unpleasant incident to mar the gene
raj harmonious character of the day. The citizens
viewed the pageant with silent interest from the
sidewalks, doors and windows, and if they did not
openly rejoice at the temperance of the old flag of
the " Union" there were no expressions that could
be construed into derision or contempt. The sol
ders on the other hand abstained from those bois-
ferrous shouts of exuta.ion that might have been
expected, and marched orderly aud quietly, as
though DESTROYS of abstaining from any unnecessary
demonstrations that might tend to give offence to
citizens. Altogether, citizens aud soldiers have
cause to congratulate themselves on the result Of
the first review and parade of the United States
Troops in the Capital of Virginia.
The following nanlI offers are ala)la:ed as
the staff of B-igliierG,ue-al Devens:
Captain George W. Hooker, U. S. W. Assistant
Adjuta Mt General.
Captain J. l. Elder, 4o:h Mls3achu,etts Vols,
4. A. D. C.
Captain E. P. Deacon; A. A. DC.
Major ]. c. Brooks, OH Vermont Vols, A. A.
1. G.
Captain Geoge A. Bruce l3 h New Hampshire
Vols, Judge Advocate.
Is: Lieut. W. j. Lldi, 18Th New Hampshire
Vols, Asst Com. of Musters.
Captain c. W. Cook, 2lst Connection: Vols,
y lIet OF Pioneers anu Z queer OuceTS
Surgeon 4. C. Benedict, U. s. Vols. Surgeon
in Chief.
Captain John B;ydpn, llS:h New York Vols,
Acting Ordnance officer.
Captain P. K. Dellny, U. 5. Vols, Assistant
Quartermas:er.
Captain George c. Wetherbee, U. S. Vols, Com
missary of Subsistence,
Captain Herrml. S.ligson, ga ve-m olt Vols,
Provost Marshal.
Captain L. P. Wilson, 18Th New Hampshire
Vols Caief Of Am51.ances.
They will be obeyei All respected Accordingly.