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flu;Ih,s Of ~. Patrick.

4 ;perial meeting Of this fraternity was he'd
lat evening a, the AstOT House the President W j.
Eoberts esq occupying the chsr, and Mr.. Thomas H.
Conurrv Secretary. The reading Of the last minute"
was omitted by motion and Committee appointed u
draft resolutions upon TO National calamity ~ ipo"
Nicr-presdeBt i. ii. Haruet Judge tOhnOI! l. ~
Mschan y. L. MdsiIc
The resolutions were IN due time returned 0no passed
Inn,ninouslv. They read As follows:
gAereOs The Republic has been recently, by NC mana Oh
an ss. depI we'd Of itse e Ma sfate aud %" lie OF u
Ion Wilem H. sen aId, Secretary oi state ms hf'h al W
sr,e time and in ike nsinrr. ieopsed aud Wher"ts,-
knirhts o. - Patrick representing ast ava
element in this community, should place On record
be pha'ir expires ion ol tAelr eelngs on -
renee plunged tie nation into mOnfnine ~ h. p
had b the gloom OF ciF' Wal ad 20 m
dnlce oyu hopes Of and reconc haiioh Dt"
inbred AID brethren. BE II therefore
Rr.olrd That we unite with felow-ciii1cns and col
yvu.u in condemnation of the Vile ts-u-n blow which
rck down the honorcd Executive head of the Government
aud We on in tie universal expression OF s"ro" ~ h'
n National bereavement. .,
A PesolreJ Thst the n,ssuaon Of the Chief Magistrate d
e Repubic Occurring AZ time when the policy wh'cn m
had ad,'ed for restoration Of peace based upon h
and Al principles of reness snd clement
had aha oct ed ia fuh.nt renders the casUy oil ~
NOR. severe blow the nation aud y the moro de- l
49, d.uored by al who recognize that justice Is oiidis
,sed IN H. purest form when tempered with mercy -
Rs,e9 That ne erevous bereavement " men mas beialt
Aha family OF the late President Lincoln cans Io our hcrIcs
y,sty and that prayers ar offered 10 te rea ~,
o.rr Of Events tlat. ia this hcH houf o. sncio" Az
Z vii counsel and sustain them . -. ,...t
p.sssd ma, GU m ttec representing ills Association
,roincd 10 attend tho funeral Cbeqn.os 81 me late rIc7SeA
4 Of he nited states. 80. tn :. sa.,
Tbe Chair then appointed this committee in accord
ance with the provisions OF the i2nrt1 leno ~
tWsi H. Duffy Patrick Kch0e. /. NJ FlenlEaI, tnpt
Il I TI,nn. T. f. Regg William Abbott, John McAuline
/ H. Ferrigsn j. II. Williams.
Il The meeting then adjourned.
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[F0f The Tribune.
Death at che Bu nmn.

4orsAam L,neo'n mo'tuus pro pat,am" hPrS IA, lG6
TO EVERY man-IIoratius said
Death cometh soon or falleth late;
But only he the blow should dread
Who begs, not dares. his fate.
10 every man some post is given
Where honOrs point or duties call;
And If his doom Is writ OF heaven,
It's there that he should fall.
NJ matter if the battle shout
browns the last lingering sob Of breath,
Or woman'S feeble wall means out
Round some hushed bed of death.
No matter il the strong hand hold,
That moment, grasp Of duty's helm,
Or il soft JOYS the limbs eniold,
Or midnight Slumber whelm.
No ma,ier-so the path is clear.
No natter-so The VIII is strong.
No matter If the doom is near,
Or waits and tarsieS long.
To die n Cod good time is gain,
Whether He takes, in loving peace
Or mufder0u> stroke of hand and braun
Makes quick and sad surccase.
But IN 20 die with labor done
That labor what the whole world wilicd,
Or with the goal 30 nearly won
Al hold the task fulfilled
To nave gained yictor's glorious wreath,
Then crowned it with the sapphire star
Ola great mercy trust ana faith,
Frightening tue worlds affair."
To know The midnight gone at last
To see th, darbTeak clear and calm
To know that DER the black wales past
The morning bieaihes is balm
To stand apon the mountains top.
SucA toll just closed, al such an hour
And cloudwaId, whence Gods blessings drop
Hear mtu's sweep up with power
And then and there TO die! To rest!
Nuhlcd IN fame-emh aimed in good
The past (oncc doubted) praised and blest,
Tie future mde:stood,-
No heat and burden of today
Stretching It's vista on before
The immortal, selling mortal clay,
A Muses. once they bore
Death at the summit, this! Not death
\ happy apotheosis
That men night seek with praying breath
i thousand years, and miss
AID when G huDJ ms mufuelCIs dOWh-
Mon who his mantle humbly bear
And bias, Them with nations irown,
And limb from carcaSe tear
Do IT, because the nations pride
And Gods quick justice this demand
That never more the Teglcide
May lit his reeking hand;
Bat 90 it not in hot revenge
For one, uusuliering by the blow
Who al the summit found a change
That only God can know
And when We STROUD your halls in gloom,
And raise the prayer, and drop the tear,
And bear him to his western tomb,
4 nation round his bier
Weep Tor The country. if We must
For manhood, mUrder-stained aud dim;
BIZ, dwar, not Judgment. truth and trust,
- shedding tear, ior him
Henry MOrrORD.
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At special meeting OF the Board Of Repre-.
sentuivrs Of The New.Nork Fire Department. held of
FIcneu's Hail oa Tuesday evening. l-th inst, th'
regular order Of business was dispensed Win, ma
numDcr Of bigh!g appropriate resolutions rs follows
were adopted
hrreai Inc dreadful event lint occurred ~ DC Capital Of
the uafol tho evening % tie 18Th us, by which Ahrii i
Lincoln then President cd The Unite e'oute Wa by tue hand
an sficfsu dt "a, c4s upon uf, te repfrs'n
tive of he rc Department Of the city, &" testify "a ava a.,
propri-e manner 10 d'"p sor ~ iI-i Als ~ Ion
eeined 70 love sud revere Gle cnraccr 9tie de 80 ~ p
dent o. toe nation for his aily vr1c s ned and inn
services % lie bepuhic "a n fiiinaiiY ana scco'y
10. fallen fue.es. ala tfisi n Nty ana loIpitu' IA W
our Of c'oy ma trmph oecr DE foe. Of our common
county. wei - lor tie ti panotc a1d any, dns 49,
creme 10 IT, u. ercsts aul hs di.nt.tri nd un-csl
,vef &C. rrosperv and greatness, b. b. therefore
r. Ia T,sf MI. Bosri Of HepGesentsvc7 Of tho Rev
Won RE Department do most sincerely aud fc!vcnty ias
i iro-e the occurrence Of tie calniy W. ha' - i
e.ur Jln.turr IN 81 Affairs q the cou.Iy n'Yfd NJ"
ac control aud direction Of 10 imes IA won W. -'
rc-s Ici pr,H y f'ei = WoIs or III tFlt," Q" DO
nso ad wio seemed 10 boz the l uncu chosen by Fi
Providence 20 i've Qr.cc evidence tAi sn at '"t l
favored llri only sired for the hIflTg i nt
roe ed 70 hin b. tie nier Of the republic bri thai
qualified 10 pfc.eIvc 30, rot only against inIrfh l' 81
-sanst domestic cucuic' snd traitors. ara .iA ~ m
a. II the event thai rcsp'cd ~ TIC dtAh ="
bIl.n Lincoln late President o. tn United 50 tr' iil'
not a.. precursor o. more evils to our beloved county
Rrrc5 Tst on whence Of our respect for hi' memoir
We Hereby r. ,nuciI ls the houses aud apparau Of t
.yr- zine hos, tl hook and ladder tnes m The city
he dr,pei in noufn, fr period OF tny days that th
iags On suca house. d.plsy ed a. hllfma until tte
oh,rysncc of tc lanersl Ics and ceIen one, and @ W
,e Dep rnrni b. requested 20 parti pate h t' ri,
agthoe. ~ any d,inourions 81 sorro" 10 p' '''I'e
Tor tie death Of he gfsa, and good man 49, .. -
v,v- ioyt Hcr1H TIM TRIBUNE aud Uerd' qua SnHfi
I.,curg and [toa Ard be l. further
pe.Aft. r. lence u me death o' Abraham lh
70 H. ana ou sp i TO s memory Tie boad 4o n'" id
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mai Gen. Burnside aud lady are guests a
,,a r;;,h.sve hotel Gen. Geo. w. Schofeld, Illinois
I"dre w f. smith California; Hon o. Ladae Little
Fall. Hon A. II. Lockwood West Chester, Cnaunee,
add Quincy. and &. H. Basset' sait Lake. are stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel CT.
The Hon. Michael Meyert Lspote. Pa j; G. Smith
Utica; the Hon A. S. Divan and H. +. Wells ant
lady Elmira are guests at the As"r.ho9se, >..p.
senator spraguc Of Rhode Island and G.. II. Mcfsr
land, TROY are stopping at the Hoffman Hopse.
TIE Hon I. Connolly. NJ. T.. London; Judge Gran
and lady Maryland ond J. H. Caldwell, Cmoinh"li
are stopping a, tho New York H0lel
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RICHMOND EDTToRs.-Wm. Ira Smith, pro-
prietor of The Richmond Wig, and claiming to be a
Union man. has been in this city for several days at
tending 20 business connected with his paper. lie re-
ports two others of the Richmond fraternity here on
similar errands il being understood that the whilom
ogln ofthe Confedcracy to speedily rise from their
ashes thoroughly vanished over of course with Union
principles. Mr. Smith reports an abundance Of every
Thing the late stronghold of the slave power save
'mOuey.
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ACTlos or THE OFFICERS OF TUE IRISH
BEIGADE-A meeting Of the officers and ex-ofcers OF
rho Brigade at present in this city, will be held at the
Aston House at 4p to-day. to take action in regard
10 the Presidents assassination. a large meeting Is
Lnvnrcfnl
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AN EVENING WITH THE POETs.-Mrs. Emele
de Lesdernier gives poetic and dramatic readings 10
room No. s. Clinton Hall, Astor-place. next Monday
evening. TIE London Times illustrated Neps and Crine
and WIN. Hewitt and s. c. Hall. the well-known au-
thors testify in very strong terms to Mrs LIS high elo
cutiOnary merit.
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A CAnD.-The proprietor of the porter-house,
corner Oliver and Water.sts wishes TO correct the
statement In TIE TgBUsR of today, concerning a
stabbing sfira.. No such siar happened In my place
Of business BERNARD LAcXEi.
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From the uuiWich Islands.

SAN FRANCISCO. friday April =, Ioo'.
The bark Comet from Honolulu, brings al
vices 70 April l. Dr. William Hildcbrand was to lea
on the Isl for China and India Commissioner TO pro
cure Cooiies and 10 gather industrial Information and
ascertain the best mode Of treating the Asiatic leprosl
which il now scourgug the Sandwich Islands anu eX
tending.
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advertisement
NEwYoRR. April 6. 1886.
VIZ HAVE THIS DAY
REDUCED THE PRICES
20 PER CENT
on OuE STOCK or
GAs iiXIURIs LAMPS, sc.
Archer n PANCOA-T. Manufacturers.
Nos 9. IL. 10. ~ and II Mercer-st.. hew-lork

ADVERTISEMENT
Nlultitudcs of people require an Alternative 10
restore The healthy action Of their systems and correct
Che Arrangements that creep into 1t. Sarsaparas were
used and valued until several mpo5itOns were p4lmed
81 upon the public under this name. Ayes SAhsAPA
l.iiLA - 10 Imposition.
fAdvertscmcnt.l
SEVENTEEN HOUSES SAVED IL THREE WEEKS.
your windows and doors with the BUR'LtE
ALARM TELEGRAPH, No lgs Broadway l.. HOLMES.
iAdvcI tiseinent.
CLOTHING.-PRICEs REDUCED 30 PER CENT at
Nos. 80 ana ~ BOwefy. GEORGE A. HUNTER 4 co.
lidvetfisemcnt n
LOaDS Cleaning and Dyeng Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. i3g Iroomc.sL. col. BWay
Advertisement
JEfFERS. j15 Broadway, IL selling his stock OF
Ladies and Cli.drcns Boots and Shoes aad line Gents
- .pers al los prices. J,1ers. No 5iJ Broadway.
Adverisereutl
tORSS. BUNIOSS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
% eases cd the feet cured by Dr. Z.cHAEg No go Broadway.
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Grape Vines.
IONA VINES FOR LATE PLANTING.

IONA VINES FOR LATE PLANTING.
Fsox THE Twsyrrzru OF APRIL rHs FIRST OF MAY
"a GENERALLY THE FAVORABLE TINE roR rHs STRING
PLANTING or vrSzs poR AccoxxoDAroS OF THOSE
WHO ARE NOT READY WITHIN TINE soxR OF THE sSsr
auAIrrr or PLANTS OF rHE IONA BIZ KEPT BAcK 80
THAT THEY NAT BIZ SAFELY SUCCESSFULLY PLAaTsp
DURING NEARLY ALL or THE MONTH OF MAY
The stock OF Plns unso.d is small but OF excellent quality
produced from wood grown for tina. special purpose.
For full account Of the original vine and the manner of its
production with description ote fruit send two cent stamp
for pamphe, of twenty pages which shows how the vines
DO obtained at wholesale and their reception secured
by purchasers in perfect condition. The loS.is the only
grape that combines the excellence Of the best European
varieties in the quality oft fruit with the greatest hardness
Of vine tia, belongs most endar native kinds For
certainty Of perfect crop wei for excellence Of quality 1t
is unequaeI. All who fail to obtain them will regret
having deprived their e. OF fruit of such excellence
year longer than necessary.
c. W. GRANT
lana mar psa W.s.chesfer 70
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Porr,,, Woih and Freddie Lotion

~ tLD1sf, OF MOtApach talsO ctlei Live potil ano
Lent treckes often very annoying PARTICULARLY 70
aie. 81 hight complexion for the dsco0ed spots show more
plainly the face 4 blonde than 81 brunette but they
.a mar the beauty either; and any preparation that will
eHcctualy them -opf Juytay he feature color Q
ne stin l. certainly desideraium. DEB c. PERRY. who
hs, made diseases Of tic KIN speciality has discovered
remedy for these discooraons which al prompt,
infslible. and harmless.
FOR sale IN Newl ork by Dernas Bane, Co.. No. 81 Park
row and +. &. Well, 4 Co., No. us fTsnklin.t
Prepared only by h. {. PERRY Dermatologit. No. ~
Bond ST. Newio aud for sale b. all druggists price ~
per bottle. Call Tor
PERRt's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION
FOR further information address, d. b. {. PERRY, No 80
Bond st., Newly ork.
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H,stingi Ion Hudson. Thursday
April 20 by the Rev. fhom5s Mallory George A. Bifnie Of
Springfield MAJ 70 Julia est d8ug hter OF the ls,e Mich
OILS Carroll.
BEEBE-SUTrON-In MI, city Thursday April 20 a
the residence Of the brides parents by tue Rev. Dr. Nc
Cuiock Charlie ". Beebe to Josephine eldest daughter
Of George ID. Sutton, ESQ.
sBAkEB-MARsH-ln Newrrk, N J.. o the 10Th inst. by
e Rev j. T.. Wilson Elhu II. Baker % Mary +. Marsh
eldest daughter Of Levi. Marsh, all of Newark
'DUMOW-TROTT-On WedneiIay. April 10. at The resi-
dercc Of the brides father by a." Eey. Samuel d. hrNsn
De- Mr.. j. Ludlow Dumon this city 70 Miss Saan H.
daughter OF Charles h. IToti. esd Of Engewood " J.
iGORDON-MORTON-M Bcrsea. n. J.. on Wednesday
April w. by the Rev Dr. Taylor Leonsrd J. Gordon OF Jer
sey City, TO AdIeuia daughter oi John w Morton esq, o
Bergen, \. J.
lHOE-M ORRrsOS-On Thursday. April 20. by Rev Chaun
ccy Giles william A. lilo. to Marion only dau ghter Vi TIE
lafe Alr1andc. Morrison.
LiMBFET-LELASD-On Thursd1y. April 20, by The Rev.
John Cotton Smith ID. D. August iubcit 20 Louisa AIDE
aidr daughter OF Francis Leland Of this city.
LAWRENCE-WYGANT-A Marlborough. Ulster Co.. y.
fhnea II. Lawrence ofh city, to Hattie Wyeen OF the
fofmsr place. No cards.
Ulster sud Oranse County papers please copy.
LOVEJOY-ANNER-On Thundiy, April 30 IN the Jane
st. NJ T.. Church, New-lork City by the Rev. J. troit
Rev Theodore A. L0yejoy of the New-lofs East Confer
euce TO Me. Mary G. Amer OF New City. No cards
Baltimore papers please copy
MORRISON UNDERWOOD-At Yonkers, on Thursday,
April - by the Rev ;. T. Carter John Morrson to Jane
D. daughter 81 Join A. IndrHo God, esq all OF 4onhers
TiRBFLI-BRANT-ln Jersey City, on Thursday. Apr -
81 the Tlird Du,ch Reformed Church. by the Rev. j.
Romeyn berry W. J. TarDc to Mary Woodruff, daughter
nj lot. Efnflf
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The New.York Weekly Review,

No l6. SATURDAY, APRIL n,
OBTAINS o.na attic by J. T.. Parton H. Capp j. tia
ri, George Arnold (SicAronel. William Winter. Paul J
Nichoson n. 4. Dci.le, Edmund Remack lIincai) tn
Author Of Or Streets" Nane Correspondence from thu
principal Ties and and interesting excerpts from
European 1urnals aAd mssazns-
~ .-t catited - - -
OUR NEW PRESIDENT
J. y. PARTON,
rs.s many interesting inc dents early life Of Mr. John
son. and presents Chief Magistrate ia his home caracte
as tie Champion Of Liberty in Tennessee.
Sells everywhere.
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L. :. SANITARY COMMISSION. No. 8l3 BROADWAY, /
NEw YORK, April H. 1905 s

I. :. SANITARY IONnissON No. 81 BKOADwAY,(
NKw YORK April Il. 1895. s
NOfice-Nr MERRILL LADD, one OF the resp cited
ci1ns Of Chicago Is town solicit donations from
the OIOcer Newly ork 20 the North Neem Fair. He has
appointed Mr H. l.. sherman, OF Morris Sherman Cace.
30, III WaeF.st. Special Agent for Newlork Mr. Ladd
also be- Communicated with there Tie public attention Is
earnestly solicited to the sppe, Of Mr. Lsdd Interest well
pride and charity should induce to represent
Themselves handsomely at the splendid lair preparing
lcaso for sick and wounded soldiers home
IA wan, OF everything but honor and loyalty
HENRY W. BELLOWS, PIesi u. ;. San. Com.
4. =. Sanitary Commission.-rhe Z. ). Sanitary
Commission will open in thu. city on the FIRST DAY OF
NAY a" HOME" Tor helpless and disabled United States
Soldiers aud Sailors at No. Is Grovo-s, Bleecker It,
Communications to be addressed TO L. ;. Sanitary Commits
SION No. 8J Broadway ~ u BY order OF the Standing Com
niltee, FRANCIS FOWLER, Assistant Secretary.
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Spring Debility.

Spring Debility.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
IA protected solution of the potoxle Of iron supplies the
blood with It's vital Principle Life Element, IRON thereby
niushs
STRENGTH, vIGOR AND NEW LIFE
into oil ports 1.-THE system. Pamphlets free.
J. P. DINSMORL, NJ. 49l Broadway, NewYork.
Sold ~ al druggists.
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6pcridl Notices.

Chamber OF COnimcrre.-A special meeting OF the
Chaubcr Of Commerce will bo held on SAr RDAi the I'D
us al O'Clock. to consider tho communicable Rom the
ouo Council asking the Chamber Cooperate With the
city authorities In sosnnkng appropriate the
death Of the ilust0us President Of the United States
The Cnrinen Of the City Of New.York re.
1ne.ied attend meeting Metropolitan HAIL Nos % and
Us I,have THIS Saturday EVENING, at O'Clock, for
the purpose Of completing the for the funeral Oh
,eqnies Of late aented President Al aha Lincoln by
order JOSHUA WATERS, Chaipnan-
GEORGE GILTrow, Secretary
sixteenth Assembly District (Nineteenth Ward
UNION ASsOClATlONA special meeting of this As.ocis-
ton will be- held at Dingledens Thirdaye, between Fny
ninth and Sintiethsi THIS saturday. EVENING, at 8
o'clock for the purpose Of making to take part
N the funeral obseques Of our lsc lsmened PRECEDENT
l.. W CULVER, President
5inos szwARD. Secrs,sry.
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\ Ata Meeting of the Studrnfs OF lhc Wesfeynn

Ara Meeting of the students OF idc Wesleyan
nj, crsity, Wednesday April 49, after appropriate
marks. the following resolutions unanimously adopted:
Whereas. The assassination Of exemplary Chief ags-
rate the Kind Just devoted Christian Statesmen and Ruler
has taken from in the hour Oi freedoms triumph the pro-
Of liberties through the darkest cr, in the nation
history therefore,
Re0lrcd That while bow with reverence and hunbly
submit 10 the will OF Heavenly father do deeply
the loss OF him who twice called TO be the nation
rulers whom tine people he'd earned 10 love honor and
whose past administration lad secured him implicit conn
dence.
Rcolrcd That citizens Of this greo. Republic will
strive emulate the virtue, and Chriti qnae, Of this
great and good man. and will endeayo pcpetuate the pn
cipes Government and religion. with tho zeal that
him while administering the affair, Of State and
that cypress gratitude for the steps which s initiated
Ito wipe the foul stain Of Slavery from nations honor
Resoed That regard the fell spirit that pronpted the
ds.racen deeds which have brought univer
sadness the nation bu. in accordance Will the char
of those who have been enemies 10 country in
struggle existence. and vii urge that al WHO may
hereafter be guilty OF act OF treason shall share troi
fac.
Reoleed That DO pledge hearty cooperation with
those upon whom dvovc the work Of restoring mony and
prospcrity to distracted country.
RsOred That copy Of these resolutions be sent TO the
press this city The Springfield Republican, and to the
New ORR DaIes for publication, and that we the members
Of the College. badges Of mourning for sixty dsys
WILLIAM H. "A. PHILLIPS.
A. r. NIGHTINGALE, tc,,t,o
H. &. ELLIOTT N'"
q. Il. DUSlNBERRF,
Miiietowu, Conn, April ~, 1865.
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Post-OGlcc SOice.-The MAILS for the United King
dom ED TIE Continent via Queenstown and Liverpool pc
steamer EDlN re- and for tie German states via Bremen
per NEWBORN, viii close at this Office SAfU
DAY the I'D day Of April at 10 O'Clock A. m, aud ut tn
uptown Offices follows: Stations and H. 8:U1 g. m
st.iions aud D. 5:45 a. H. Stations aud f. 7:lO a.
station g. 725s NJ JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
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Monumcnt 10 AbrnInm LincoIn.

AT A MEETING OF citizens the 18th inst, PROPOSE
ion made and adopted TO erect suitable MONUMENT
OF the public squares Of this city COZ
tive Of our late deceased lanented President. ABRAHAM
LINCOLN and with view 10 enable the OF the PEG
pie poor well the rich participate in SUI en-
during expression Of public homage decided that tb
.nbscr p,on Of zach individual be limited to III.
al Subscriptions made for this purpose. with me name
each subscrber viii be- incloscd addressed t. FNDIf
'CHURCHILL esa President Of the Columbia re Insur
ance Company. No. lbl Broadway, Ieasurer-Ne"-1 ok
: pri 20, 1885 - - -
4. III. MARSHALL, TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL,
JOHN I. HOFFMAN,. JOHN f.. DEyELIN,
JOHN c. HAMILTON
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Advertisement
CORSS. BUNIONS, EyLAHGED JOINTS and al
% cd the feet cured by Dr. ZscHAEGg No Go Broadwa,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-09
eHcrtures FOR Peace made BY Jea
IaFis-PFesideht IaBe0la's and Sec
Rotary Stewards EieRs on the Pro-
naefflou .
MAsmNaToN. Anril B. -

80 - 49,
The irand success Of our armies b.
fore Richmond during the last three
DAYS has in a measure, removed the
secrecy frcm events which have trans
pired aiCily Point since the President
arrived there I am informed hva high
oihciai in The government that in tie
early psrt part of last week jeff Davis
made direct overture 10 Mr.. Lincoln
&c surrender everything 10 the United
Siaies government and asked but one
ouditiou-eyeryshmg else he world
Weld That condition wss, iai az irlo
lad fala port r. ~ REBELLION Slsa6f e "a.
stored 70 cit-eship. All else he would
lsive up ii that would be rranted.
BE linooln's rcpls WIS that Sic
old not have the power 10 grant ihat
point. Congpess had passed a law ex-
pressiy Prohibiting al persons in this
rebellion holding important official pc
siiions, as well rs an in their armies
aborc the rank Of Colonel. from being
restored 10 citizenship, and had, there
fore, taken IL out Of his power to accede
10 that proposition Fhis ended that
peace negotiation, and lighting com
neneed within forty-eight hours after
uard.
The President wrote TO Secretary
Seward detailing the above facts The
latter, upon receiving the letter, imme-
.iiateiy started for City Point 70 urge
me President 70 accept the proposition !
cali an extrs session Of
Congress, and appeal 70 their magna.
nanify 10 ratify the terms Of settle
nent. But before Mr.. Seward arrived /
he lighting had commenced which has
'esuiied in the. capture of Richmond
lhes', facts are from a reliable source,
nd may be considered semi-oiiicial-
Jor. Nos York Herald