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HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.

HOLIDAY GOODS, &c.
HOLIDAY PEEsESTs; n,rn,
Gsntlemens scarfs, Ties, Stocks, Alexanders
Kid Gloves, Winter Gloves Of all kinds, Pocket
handkerchiefs, SIX and Linen. Also. Fine Hair
Brushes. Clothes do, Combs, Perfumery, Pomsdes,
EsiT 91Is Cologne suitable for Christpn. and New
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
De le2wn 424 Penn. avenue, near ga st.
EoB THE HoLIDAYsi
FOR THE HOLIDAYsl
DOAH WALKER CO..
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
UEpERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS in variety,
SCARFS AND NECK TIES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIETs,
SCARF PINS,
IVORY SLEEVE BUTTONS,
STUDS, &C.,
dsDn WHITE SHIRTS all sizes.
THRIsFMAs PREsENTsi
~ CBRITMAs PREsENTSl
PRICES REDUCED PRICES REDUCEpI
noah WALKER D. co. have reduced their
prices upon the whole Of their superb stock Of
OvERCOATs,
DRESS, FROCK, AND SACK COATS,
PAETALOONS, VESTS,
AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Purchasers may rely upon the best articles at the
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
dsan SOC fsnS2istEss}h SssigSsiitsn sxsfRs; Hotel.
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- me nrst trial for treason against the
onlted States growing out Of the late rebellion.
.c1K =, place IN the United States District Court
Sars Ia .r .ennes.ee, o~.ng the week BE-.
n Gs,; Las,; The accused was man named Johp
~, a. Samoie, Of Blount county, who had sesr !.
,voel enrolling ofiicer. In his defence N -.
ca,sssa Ssu inat ne was always Union man. .c.
me and exercised its duties In snsh Shon
is.tsn soa me Union people. Amer the ty,si
'asung nve days he was ACC quilted by The ,nrx
, marble statue OF Andrew Jsehssu q. a.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL,


POSITIVELY FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing on TUESDAY, Jan. I'd, and continue
every evening through the week.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AYAFTERNoON
The world celebrated
PEAKE FAMILY,
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
yOCALIsTS, HARPISTS,
VIOLINISTS. AND PIANISTS
240 SILVER BELLS,
A beautiful chime of
SILVER STAFF BELLS,
the only one Of the kind in the world.
The Peske Family will be assisted by
Mr.. j. +. SPALDING, Solo Violinist
Mr.. A. J. WH1TCOMB, Solo Harpist
Miss MINNIE CHASE, Pianist
For further particulars, see programme
Cards OF admission, 35 cents; reserved seats 50
cents; children, Is cents.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, A GRAND NATL
y EE will be given for the accommodation of fami
lies and children. Children admitted 60 the Matt
nee for Is cents.
Tickets for sale at Ellis Music Store. where a
diagram Of the all may be SEEN and seats secured
without extra charge
The Piano used IL from the mandatory Of Chick
ering Sens, and furnished by J +. Ellis, Penna
avenue. q. O. CHASE,
de 29-bt Business Manager.
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DIAN6S TUNED AND REPAIRED-The un
IL dersigned we'll known Tuner and Re--
Pairer Of Pianos, of G. w. Metzerottis Mu-
sic Store, would inform his friends and theit NV
friends OF music generally that he has separated
himself frsm said establishments, and In connection
with his brother c9uimencsd business on ms own
tended 70 him in the past four year,, he would re-
spectfrlly solicit q continuation of the at hs
new place of business where he will also keep for
sale the celebrated wilkins Gold Medal Overstruag
PIANOS and the unrivalled Carhsrt, Needham
Co. ORGANS and MEL0DE0NS, for which he has
secured the sole agency. and Is prepared to sell
GEORGE l.. WILD,
OF Geo. L. Wild Bros Psnoforte Mandatory,
p. San assortment of excellent second hand
PIANOS also for sale cheap, to make room for new
snes. no ZS- I'm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willards Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER 4 OO,..... Directors
LEONARD GR0YER-.....C. d. HESS.
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THk GAME OF RED, WHITE Avn BLUE:
Ihe Game Of Authors; The Game of Great
Ir,hsi The Game Of Great Truths By Great
bsr3L.i The shskspearean Game: The Game Of
tsae 1ields; The Game Of Cosrtship and Mar
-U cents each.
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VEROMES HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR
retaining and gradually bringing back the Hair
to it's original color without the ipcenyenience al.
tending the use Of the dye. Sold BY ali druggists II
cents per bottle.
ExI0RDS INDICATED GINGER BREAD
~ NEIs; LOT worms spniIiyaled In efficacy and pc
ordinary cake.
For sale by druggists. Price Is cents per box.
Jan lssoly
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BYE AND EAR
~ All ourable EYE and EAR AFFEC-~ -
T1ONS treated at Pa ave- 962, bet "
l2th and 18th sts., at the Ofhce Of Dr. SORONEY,
between and O'Clock; Sunday, 10 to /.
Consultation Room, frst floor
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted and made
movable like the natural one 90 II-H
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CLARIFIED CIDEBn
Received thisday. per steamer Msynower, from
New York two hundred barrels CLARIFIED CI.
DER which offer for sale In quantities 10 suit
purchasers ct New York prices.
Riley A. SHINN,
no 1-lm Georgetown, d.
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0Mee No. 81 eth street west, near Penn o svenue
veuld respectfully inform his friends and the pub.
lie generally that he is new attending to al fera,
business, such ~ administering the Amnesty, e.
veil a. al other 0aths, drawing Leases, Deeds,
Notices, &c., 10. Legal sdvios Givsn in ali u
sbts and claims in general. se 8-lm
EIGHT YIAKs IN cONGRFss, b Hon. 8. 3.
II Cog; BoornsS Hand Beck Of the Steam In.
EnisiI on ks1istioni ffieasI Quintiiien.
0< BRANCK TAYLOR.
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SECEsH GHOSTS FoaEsu.nou

SEcEsH GHOSTS FoaEsuAnov.
When Gen. Sherman's army ooa..
Savannah the citizens pleaded st,,,. p'''
and asked to be fed Amoup,. -. S'
applications several ladies called nnos "aa
Provost Marshal of the Western H. H. y
aud uufolded horrible story Of sns. .a
and woe. The gallant General r 1'; I;
pressed with the tale, seated h;m,.M..
write the order for supplies. Wh;L : '
engaged some remark was MAD. 1."s
the termination of the war. Wh. ."''
on one OF the suffering applicant, o..t
upon the General as follows: "Th; ;ps0'a
won't be terminated till you kill u ~ W.
men, and then, We women viii s,i. "'
and if you kill all of US it WON'T '0s
ded then, for We will come b.st - ,N,.s.
to haunt you" This sapguiu,ry s,,,i..
delivered with all the venom Of a So,%
ern female beegsr, quit, appalled, Il,
General, who quickly tore up the ord,
ne was writing, saying: If such bc n.
case, l think you might as we'll die a
starvation and then your ghosts ma, B
too weak to come back and haunt W.
And he coolfy but politely bowed ii.
discounted lady mendicants into Il.
street.
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40 much relied on by sma politicians to
float them into power. Mr.. Harlan
worth and Iowa's desert has long been
known and recognised at Washington;
and, doubtless, tho desire Of President
Lincoln to .how his appreciation Of Iowa
valor, snd his gratitude for the unanimi-
ty with which Iowa has ever sustained
bis Administration, had no less influence
in determining his selection of Mr..
Harlsn, than his well known personal
regard for tho calm rigor and unim-
peachable integrity Of our houored ex-
Senator. Davenport Gazette.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue ola special execution to me drect
cd, issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of to-
District Court in and for the county Of CedH
and State OF Iowa, in favor Of Mary A. Cree,
and against Noah Green and Mahlon Bailey,
have levied upon the following property MM
property of the said Noah Green and Mahlo'
Bailey, to wit:
Lots NOS. four az and Ave (5). in block y
five t5) in the town of Rochester in Cedar eotI
ty. Iowa;
And shall Offer the same for sale at public on
cry at the court house door in the town 9
Upton, in sail county, on saturday, the ION o:'
of April A. ID. 1865, at one O'Clock p. m. OF ssia
day, to satisfy said execution and COSTS 'ns'
may accrue thereon.
Dated this lo.h day of March, 4. D. n $50
llw3 GEORGE w. SMITH,
pr fee $500 Sheriff of Cedar county, 'o"''
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IOWA NEWS.

In consequence of rapid rise in Co.
daf river, by which the rats were driven
from their holes, thu citizens Of Cedar
Falls had general rat killing" few
days ego, and counted .tioe hundred vic.
tins as tho trophies Of single days
sport!
+ Not long since, a married couple in
Pennington, Van Buren, county, early one
morning, found COW and calf in their
lot; the COW had collar on with note
attached, saying the COW should be taken
care of till called for. Some nights af-
forwards, q basket was found At their
door containing an infant, about week
old and note saying the baby was the
owner Of the COW. =.
On the night of the 5th inst. six
dwellings were entered, by burglars, at
Dubuque, and attempts made on several
others. The thieves did not succeed in
carrying of a very large amount of booty,
800 in "greenbacks" and a gold watch
being the most valuable single haul. At
the house of DR.. Haas they aroused the
Doctor from sleep by their noise, and he
pursued them, catching one of them on
his stoop; the burglar drew revolver
and shot the doctor, the ball passing
through his lungs, and then made his cs.
cape Four men have since been arrest
ed at Galena, believed to be part of the
gang.
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~ the President..A Psoc1H, .tssr.


WHEREAS, The twenty -lir4 section
ofths act of Congress, approve on the
! Sd met, entitled "An Act 70 ahsnd sev.
ersl Acts heretofore passed u provide
for enrolling and calling out th4 natiopal
forces, and for other purposes, \ requires
that, additional to other lawful bensltie,
for the crime of desertion from The mill.
,ary or naval service, all penoDs who
have deserted the military or naval ser
vice Of the United States who shall no,
return to such service, or repos. them
selves to Provost Marshal within sixty
days after tho proclamation hereinafter
mentioned, shall be deemed and taken to
have voluntarily relioqaished and forfeit.
ed their rights Of citizenship, and their
right to become citizens, and such de-
serters shall be forever incapable of hold
ing any office oftruss or profit under the
United States Government, or of exercis-
ing any rights Of citizens thereof; and
all persons who shall hereafter desert
from the military or naval service and all
persons who, being duly enrolled, shall
depart from the Jurisdiction of the dis
trict in which he is enrolled, or 20 beyond
the limits Of the United States, with 10
tent to avoid any draf, into the military
or naval service duly ordered, shall be
liable to the penalties of this section; and
the President is hereby authorized and
repaired, forthwith on the passage or
this act, to issue his proclamation setting
forth the provisions Of this section, 10
which proclamation the President is re.
quested to notify al! deserters returning
within sixty days tina. they will be par
doned on condition of returning to their
regiments and companies, or to such 9th.
er organizations as they may be assigned
to until they shall serve for the period of
time equal to their original term Of en-
listment
Now, therefore, be it known that |
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the Uni
ted States, do issue this, my proclams
ton, as required by said ac. asking and
requesting all deserters to return to their
posts, and | do hereby notify them thu
all deserters who shall within sixty days
from the date Of this proclamation, viz:
on or before the tenth day of May, 1865,
return to the service or report to a Pro.
vost Marshal, shall be pardoned on con.
dition that they return to their regiments,
and companies, or to such other organi.
cation as they may be assigned to, and
serve the remainder of their original term
Of enlistment, and in addition thereto
a period equal to the time lost by deser-
tion. In testimony whereof have here,
with set my hand and the seal Of the
United States to b. affixed "@'
Done at the city of Washington this
[1th day Of March, 10 tho year Of car
Lord 1860, and Of the year Of the indie.
oendenee Of the United States the S9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President, w. II. SEWARD, Sec. state.
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LUMBE R, LUMBER
At WILTON. At WILTON.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announeesrw
/ the citizens of Upton and Cedar co.Sy
that he has now on hand full assortment
Green Bay and Saginaw Lumber which was leI
chased at paric prices, last October, and WH''
he will now sell ~
Low as can be Purchased at any Pofns"
the River.
Our stock consists Of Fencing, Flooring sia'.s
Barn Boards, Clear Dry Lumber, shingles, -
and a complete assortment of Building iino. III
Those who purpose building will do ven -,
and examine our stock before purchasing
where. sor
The highest market price paid in cssn ~
mugs o"''''' "A0 az Minus y ]. /. REED.
Wilton, Iowa, Jan. II, 1865. nam'
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The best vine produced 10 the Ia. ;
States is made at Burlingtou, Low. sI y,
the Catawba grape. Il closely res.,' ,,ea
the celebrated "Rudesh elmer Rev., ,I,0'',
the Rhine. There are several la,ass :. o.
yards at Burlington, cultivated brs IS s., w
aud German vine growers, and H. WV. ~,
sure OF the grape is increasing yerv =, .a'
idly there under the stimulu, o, p
increasing demand for the vino "
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A lady who had read Of the ex.eusi,,
manufacture of odometers, to tell how
far carriage had been run, said 81.
wished some Connecticut genius voxl1
invent an instrument to tell how "a, h,,.
bands had been in the evening when
they lust step down to to post.ofhce, Or
60 to the lodge"
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PINE1UI NURSERY.

FOrR HILEs EAST OF TproN AND Elcpr WIN
SoUrH OF CLARENcE, CeDAs Co., Iowa.
Fruit Trees, Chestnut Trees, Crane Vines.
Strawberry Vines, Raspberries, Evergreens.
shrubbsry. Roses. Peopies. Phlox. &C., for sale .
Send for catalogue Of varieties and pricss.
Address JOSHUA HALL,
lltf Upton, iowa.
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The New Secretary of the Interior.

For the first time in its history, out
5 tsHsH a1a 5ut ss, E Executive Sfs
Council. The fact would furnish sbun-
dans cause fox copgratulation and be
largely hattering to State pride, even
were the appointed in whom Iowa is thus
hcsored statesman less able, politician
less pure, and citizen less worthy Of
respect than is the Hon James Harlan,
for nearly two full Senatorial terms a
Senator Of Iowa and now Secretary Of
the Interior fer the United States. But
the representation in National Govern
ment thus secured for our State will be
received by the people of Iowa with es-
pecisl appreciation and satisfaction. Sec,
rotary Harlan is emphaticalIy an Iowa
man. From the day when he entered
on his contest with Thomas II Benton,
Jr for the Superirtendency of Public
Instruction, and before, unti the pres.
ebt hour, his history has been insepera
| bly, linked with that Of our State. In
bis early efforts to advance the cause of
education in our State, when Schools
were few and competent teachers still
more rarely found, and his constant iden-
LITIGATION with whatever promised to ad.
vance the best interests Of the people,
no less than in his long tried devotion to
the cause Of Freedom, Mr.. Harlan has
mada record in the annals Of our State
that will ever be worthy of all honor and
viii! grow brighter with each passing de-
cade.
1t Is worth while to remember that
the first election Of Mr.. Harlan to the
United States Senate secured to Iowa its
Erst decisive State victory over slavery
loving and slavery extending Democracy.
And it is 20 small cause of congratula.
tion and pride that the champion of
Freedom then chosen IS our standard
bearer, ha, never for moment faltered
in devotion to the principles no has so
boldly espoused Earnes, and deep seat
ed conviction Of the essential ansagonism
of Slavery and Freedom, and Of the in
justice and guilt Of slave-holding, have
ever given the key note to Mr.. Harlan's
political action whenever these questions
were involved, and have proved the com,
pass and chart which led him straight
through pillows a: which many we're dis
posed to hesitate and falter In adding
to his cabinet statesman of such tried
faithfulness to the great cause of human
liberty Mr.. Lincoln has added to the Gu
mnistivs evidences of his earnest purpose
to conduct his Administration wholly in
the interest OF Freedom
We may note also the mapner in
which the appointment of Mr.. Harlan
has been secured and bestowed reflects
honor alike on the appointed and our
State Except the very general express
sions Of approval throughout the State
which followed the first suggestion Of Mr.
Harlan's name for tho Secretaryship he
now occupies, made, as in the editorial
columns of the GAZETTE, some two
months since, there has been nothing
even approaching the popular pressure
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A Negroes Letter Oh the Negro Soldier
Oupstion.
From the Richmond Wing, Feb. ~.

From the Richmond Wing, Feb ~.
On the day that the Confederated Sen
ate voted for the indefinite postp onement
of Mr. OIdham's bill to raise two hun
dred thousand troops, letter of which
the following is an exact copy, was re-
ceived by Hon. Il T Hunter, president
pro ten. Of the Senate. The letter rs not
believed to have any effect on the Senate:
"Feb 90, and say | hope you all will
pass the law to arm the negro and the
Day you do that We do intend to fight
you all and We made up our minds to do
it when every you Will Give Us arms
the Yankee is our freuds and you ali ia
our enemy and give us arms and We will
raise War right here and do you think
we would fight again our friends for you
all no never would do so
And the negro is no friend to the white
man aud it is this all want you to do is
to give me my arm and will fight you
all and have 200 all read to jine me to
help up down the rebellan. We will join
the Yankee to help them and We do not
in,en to fight for you all and you may do
what you will We do not inten to fight
and we do inten to dis for our friends
and the u. 3. flag"
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS!

De you want Whiskers or Moustacnss. !.
Grecian Compound will force them 70 s'bs ..6s
the smos thest face or chin or hair on palo ~,
in Six Weeks. Price 81, 90 Sent by man ~
where, closely sealed, on receipt of price.
Address, WARNER W., .
llyl Box 1873, Brooklyn, n. :.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The firm of HEcnr & REED having TINS -; ~
formed a new co-partnership, by admntas ~"
their irm NJ POLLEY. take this mode Oh ahnoau NV,
ing to their friends and the pubic sha... Il. -.
continue their business, as here tofore, under "
firm name Of HEIGHT, REEL W.
Clarence, Jan'y Gath, 1865. 1--WE
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OLD Doc TRAY.-The old dog Trays
ever faithful, they say: But dog that is
faithful can never be-trsy.
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1t is curious fact, though no minis.
ter of the gospel nor theological writer
has yet noticed il, that the year 1866
which Louis Napoleon has fixed on as the
time for Withdrawing his troops from
Rome-~hich will be virtually leaving
the papacy in that city to its fste-is the
very year which nearly all our eminent
commentators on the New Testament,
and writers on prophecy, from tho time
Of Bishop Newton downward, have, BY a
wonderful concurrence Of opinion, named
as the year ia whirh Popery is toreeeive
its death blow -Aape,tiser.
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To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Cedar county
Iowa:
The Clerk herewith submits . report Of County
Orders issued to Families Of from uary
! lst to Decemher 3Ist. ls64 As follows:
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ENGLISH CoNv1crs In the ship Ply
mouth Rock, which arrived from London
at New York on Sunday last, wera eight
English couvicts, who had been senten.
ced to from three to FIVE years, but had
been released before their time expired.
From the statements made by the con-
vic.s it was ascertained that the prison
Aid Society of England had paid their
passage to this country, amounting to
"a each, and also gave them each ten
shillings for incidental expenses, the
money being the proceeds Of overwork
while in prison. They will all be return.
ed whence they came at tho expense OF
the vessel owners who brought them.
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Secretary McCulloch has determined
to tranship the Savannah cotton new at
New York to England.
The monumental marble over the grave
Of Calhouu in Charleston, has been brok.
en- by shell from Federal battery
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Total amount from January LIST to
December 31st, 1864, %, 30
All Of which ID respectfully submitted.
ALoNZ0 SHAW, Clerk.
Tipton, January ID, 1866. &
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r IP r o n, low A:
The Latest News.

MARCH ls, 1865.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-09
Eews Items.
rpp r.I.ov4pA to IA. Ess Yoyt svn.l

MAIoB -GsEERAL sHErIrA-, accompanied by Bro
We, B1y General Forsyth, Chief Of staf. Is In
Washington.
A HIoEnr fire In Memphis Tenn, hiss destroyed
over fihy thousand dollars worth OF property P,r.
italy insured.
TnE V.oksburg HERALD says that the srmistice
betVoon General Dsaa snd the rebel General Hodge
would .nd May 81, and hosnsies may be resumed
q, any moment.
JUDOE BUrwKLLs sppesl to the people OF Mlssis-
sppi II being responded t. and largo numbers
Of rebel psroled prisoners sre arriving Al vcks-
burg.
TuIsrApnrc communication has hsen resumed
between Csiro, H., and Nashville, Tenn, .itor =
suspension of uearlys yosr on sccount Of guer.
nils operations.
MAsY b,di-. from ths wroct Of the steamer Sui
taua are floating in tie Mississippi River. Forty
have boen brought ashore aud buried IN tho sol-
dlcrs' Cemc.ary O. Memphis None wsro idou-
uAcd.
| rHs President has ordered that cr Governor
Aiken, Of s ,utu C4r,linf, shall NJ ongor Ia con-
sidcrcd ~ uudcr .rrest It Is understopi TIA.
there wa, no jus, cauao iOr his arrest by the ml-
nry sulhortloS al Chsrlerton.
JAY COOKE reports th.I the subscriptions 10 tho
national loan rocoved yc'serdsy amounted ~
( S6,1S3,2la including 45GHn from tie First Ma.
! tiouAl Bank OF Richmond, Virslhia. la the sub
scr ptions last wee, amounting n over 40 Oo0 Co..
not one dollar u contractors subscriptions, aud
not ono dollar Of their vouchers, was included.
The daily reports were OF cash Subscr ption,, aud
| cash only As an evidence of tho speeiy re-
sAIAAkllai u LAa InAAk-.L.a " LQ lpAal. AZ al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-09
From Europe.
Additional Accounts of the deception Of the
News of the AbsilssipatiO Of Nlr. Lincoln
--intense Excitement Ia Europe.

Fph'T IOlpt, Hoy S.-The steamship Hiberni,n,
from Londonderry the 29th ultuo, arrived OIL tnis
point this morning
The moss, by the steaniship Nova ScOtiaI, Of the
sssassnatiOu Of President iincO.u aud Secretary
Ssvad, as published throughout Eu.land on the
20 ull aud croat'Nl most profound s'n,ation Tho
ttIolleft celinlt Of sympathy, Indignation aud hor
ror, were uuiverav eAprc.sod. There vac but ono
voice throughout the country and those who rymps-
thized With the Of the South evnoei quite Dr.
much indignation the warlest friends Of the sorth
In all pluces 1t vas the ape-vedng topic, aud caused
AInost totAl suslenson OF UuAlness, particularly 10
Liverpool and Manchester.
The LONDON oonros iell nearly one per cent, but
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