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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-15

CONVENTION OF PROTESTANT EpIs.
CORAL CHURCH. = The New York
Church journal makes statement
concerning the admission cf the Southern
dioceses to the Triennial Convention
which assemblies in Philadelphia, in
September. The editor says-"We
speak by authority when we say that,
if Any or all of tho Southern bishops or
''dioceses choose to be present, they will
only need to hand in their credentials,
answer to their names, and take their
seats as of old Time. without doubt,
question or condition OF any sort what,
socYer." ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

OINOkNNAll NENEhEAb hOoI II al
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And under the control OF two of the most Eminen
lloaa Physicians in the World.
DR. Z, BONAPARTE, from London and Par
II HOSPITALS and for the past ten ears Of the DIN
cnnati Venereal Hospital, and DR.. L. b. REYNOLDS
late ofNew York. This Is the only office in the city
where q permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change o
diet. Gonorrheea cured IN six to forty-two hours
one to three Weeks; Nocturnal Emissions stopped iD
two to six days; Seminal Weakness cured in two to,
eight weeks; Syphilis in its primary stages cured in
three days Secondary symptoms in one TO thTefI
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN 10 three weeks
impotency. viger restored in one to four weebs All
diseases ofa private nature treated with unparalleled
DIR. Bonaparte's great work on private diseeases
the Private Guide TO Health, is beneficial to ALI mall
and female, old and young, should read this work.
will enlghten those who grope in darkness. Pric'
twenty five cents, sentby msil. n
perfectly sale and never fails to give satsiactien
Is the only safe and sure preventive against dseast
s o. ns se1.p S Der Dozen sent by nail
- S-Msdame LozIER's Female Monthly Pills is
safe and reliable remedy for spppressops and AL ie
pregnaey, as they will produce miscarriage. Price
per box-sxtra fine s5-sent to any address by mai
que stl onably acknowledged TO be the champions an
kings OF vnereal diseases, and the only Doctors VIII
receive monthly rePoItssairem sa the o.d world the
witness the various diseases-swheh atfict mankind
and 10 watch the progress through long career OF
professional study In every sphere OF llie nom tn
humble abode Of poverty to the mansion Of ths
wealthy, and having ascertained beyond doubt th.
vast sufieringoi humanity, they defeImneo TO sslee
the generatiVe system rs their particular study, an
TO deyote their whole attention TO the alienation
the diseases ofthese important fnnctcns No letter
will be answered unless they contain remittance
a postage stamp. Call or address III
I','T Drs B0NAPARTE REYNOLDS, AZ
No. 1873 Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio. aF
Office hours from 6A. M. TO p. M. ielT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
o YES! O YES!

TUNHE undersigned is a duly licensed Auctoneer
i for Montgomery county, and will cry sales, es
often as his services, may be in demand.
Persons who have not taken out tlcense, will be at
tended to, II they violate the law.
NJ B,-Residehce 95% miles southeast ofMIAMIe-
BURG. Orders left with JOHN KIsER, ,Jrp or ADAM
10. Dol. GEORGE EIsER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
Miscellaneous Goods.

Comprising everything USEFUL and oRNAMEN
tai, are offered In prinoely quantity.
The Public 10 invited 10 call and select just VIII
they desire. THEY CAN FIND 1T. a2Ad0W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

vvan here he has preceded them into eternity pyH
he honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor when
fate seemed least proptous. In moral Rhd i mo,oy
it is one great weapon by which to TOD death OF
his sting. r,, - ., h,,,.aF uIf was
to die toni ght, would those who are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
nv SAFE FROM THE pAsGs OF wANT,

,,,.,.o ob,Idren have a comfortable home and
ss of educatoni Would this wife be ndepen-
dent Of the cold charities Of the wSrd ir, Wond tns
aseu e N " dehtsi Would there be no sacrinee OF
oTonsIy by forced sales OF administrator to meet
demands OF fcredtors- made when the marke,
tS se SoSnward and far prices cannot be reallzedf
I tev can answer these question to their satisae-
toni They fear to ask them, and cherish tns pee ni
that they have along lease on llie TINS poth looi
sn AM cowardly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

tits the unseen hand OF the provdentfaher, reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishng his offspring,
and keeping together the family. By 1t, the faithful
son boo .r. ami. rtH -f....f.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
MAIN STREET,
ADJOINING EMPIRE OFFICE.

Since my having bought the interest Of this estsb
lshment from my partner Mr.. Louis Rosin who
now is joining our Clothing House In Cincinnati
will principally manufacture Clothing for my house
here he having had experience while here, in learn
ing the exact wants ofthe community in Clothing, will
certainly enable me to please in the latest fashions
and prices which must and will suit the closest buyers
| am now constantly receiving the most Fashionable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14

FiNHE Hitns grants policies FOR LIFE, for q torn
l. Of years. Endowment policies and children's En-
dowment. Also, Non Forfeitlug Policies, on which no
payment is required alter ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months. II. t. HH
Among all the contrvances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want, be found more sim
pie IN its character noble in its features or certain in
H results, than Life Insurance. IL is the prop which
the dying husband caves to Ut
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may grappIe with t; the wise man, that no
may study its nature and palate its threatening. The
means OF paation are at hand OF easy ACCESS to all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
Life Insurance.
.JT16F I Z, tf7'-fI-f+1 TT I
Etna Life Insurance Company

2 It
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
Wooden Ware.
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENS AND
STONEW -AREi
IN THE GREATEST POSSIBLE VARIETY.
Japanned Ware.

Fancy Bird Cages, Toilet Ware, Coolers, Filters,
Match Sales, Foot Buckets, Waste Water
Buckets, etc. .r.I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-14
HENRY soHwARz,
sCHwARz Sc ROs1N
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE,


.l W
O8
MAIN STREET,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

,olemry swear that vii beer tine mith, snegan -
ana Ioyaliy 20 the Government OF the cnteI ." .os
and support protect defend and slstain the 20 stitu
ton G,NeiT ucut and laws the OF and VIII Gam ain
The rntio1al eigy Ia It's n'egrAy ANY ordinance
re,olufiou OF law OF any state oNeblin Legisa-
ure ~ the contrary notvithst.rinc. mt will Dir
courage and disc 'uuieuancc ascn rebellion, eud
tho dsrupt fOn stvereuce ~ SO Oni,n ,rit dis.
ri ,i,n afd allure u litl rad f.oT hip With Tie s0-
called Coederatc states ei'd Confederate armies. ana
pledge my property aud NY e the sacred reform
iuce af tbs ny s' mn Dtth u ale 10 tae Gov
eynwent of the United 5,stes.
And further, = Il MT attempt to trade @ have any
correspondence, directly OF indirectly or fa"e ~.
business CTdnsnc;!Ins J9cvpr with any pcIso IL ~
in the sncaicd Confederate Sta'es, MOSS under 70
proper military supervision and srp-rys!. and t't !
10 This Hith f.,l eteTp actin fie"ge ahC FirF ,
without sny Ten,a reservation or evasion whatever
nnd that vii web and ilithfuly perform az tar dut
lrcqurrh Il ~ true ard .oyel citizen o.! these
4 United sri"s. so help m: God.
Signed J., Joseph }. RuIlocf n the rresence Of John
Wooley i.i1ut Colonel AMI Provost Marshal ilbth
q Army Corps i Baltimore American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

an importsn, element In " srt value The experience
II years hes d to the holders of such securi'
ics TINT te dimln" oa If yenr series Of year
Is repso 0! Tue -ctaa profits Of anoiher when taes'
calculations ere ovefborne by nrctcal tests and ex'
F'fieTic. then q olniIn may be presenter ior IA
- I'd privileges -, >.
7, seems a. mo that tie proper gride Ivy wton ~
d =, VI ..s vaino 81 cue System OF perue At lhtes'
mt in t'mes Ike g. - - - comparison WIN o. y
tuttocpt. If ike characters and II II is found That ~
= ii sLii,r II mlv BE- s.tif surHised That cacl % u
e no more !; M a. aha Of th5 hur1cns which ~ o'
nc or another IN frm or another. fell upon eF'i
,tnre, .i.tercit ia 5goa igcmnous pcnods a. tA'tr
nd ion. by IL. las = intcrroune and tf"t'' 81,
Wv nkey 10 correct AID adjust themselves tclhs
Z II b,ftcr tisn can be done by legislative eh'c'
& ,aeuts. 81, hit, NJ,
4; l. h wcltly OF reuuf that since tis sutle w.
ecral 10 me per by which it isproposed to lrcI
= nc tolls ~ this bill Ii. ~ 'i-'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
4 Letter R-e.s n~vs,scy Tucker.

n - Editor Of Z IL A. 4. Tribune
SIR: My attention has been called to tn,
feEaewi7g parasr 81. ia lrE NEW YORK TsIBUNE 0
ths ed umo IL Oh q On lis Washington "Occasiona
Corresp ondelt.r
lone Of Prod nj LincoD's lnsf 0.rcal acts. was
Heed Of ery 0y era biz eueiG. lie eypressly stsct
shat bs uesi to sye the Laese Cot erotre al oppor
buDit, ~ the country. Ills ter gram tom Port
sand. -. csme to washineisr:
se,.f.7 Tucker s.d Iseob I'll. vi be ere 70
% DR.
Mir Lincoln direSed the ss'horitics to let item "a
few hears later he IcD by toe sssssssns bul,t ant
beside hit de en- bed member OF his cabinet euntcr
esnded that order. fortaNat(y Jor n1ir orr iires
dhempson Az Tucker did not CONE into the thited
c'aes after tAo ccnspratots had murdered the only
,u4an who could have sssed them fssn their DOOM
Permit ne to say. air ia reply 10 this, that it hiss
rarely been my !srtune TO 30 nr,ch misrepreee.e
zion contained In few lines.
In the first p2ce have never Lad the Slightest ~
aticl other coolS etiOn Wild r. Tksnpsor in Cana
ia. thougt ssre lie Is Is fee oul this cege az
slsiIn to be myself liy mission here lom tie coptel
crate States is one enarely foe even were 1t fully
known. from any Coieotonshe feature 20 eitheg the
United States Coipnial Governments. Its eitire
saccess would lsye nyovet necessity for the slight
infringement OF the Bty lava o. her AiesE r
Government on tie one bGul rot oven the caossneL;
Of It's objects from tie Govcsnpe Of the United s>taief
the other. 30 far from it. ia bite President wa9
iimseh adv ised Of the nature q ;he bC ress wSic
srouelfDe hitler Both ho and iss rccret-Iy ii Sts.e
Mr. Seward were satisfied that ?. rad no .csa aehcn
18th military rsds o. cbcr hostile sgeditlo 40 tlei
.ytstes
esinot :hereiors. even ~ 'a9 tbEfed
~ate-rlcs, grac.oEs. 4e5 tAe pr., cge ofsI W.
permit my slfto Dc held up beore the Fori. dit
spbjec, OF iiesdnt Llncous mercy condemnation.
Certain 1t H. 1a,e neither sOulbi tie SO fcarels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
Another Russ.

IT, ne E1i,o, cf TIE n. y TribpEe.
SIR: Having read the several communities.
tions which have recently appeared in your vausbs
Journal respecting the busts taken Of our lste ana
beloved President Abraham lircon, for your informa
ton beg leave to state that the latest bust taken -
h.m is BY W. ii. Phip, esl. for several years rosS
dent Of Rome ard pupil Of tlo late eminent sculptor
Thomas Crawford. !
At tie request Of several prominent czrns Of New
York, during last Summer Mr. Philip visited Washing
ton and made busts u President Lincoln and Secre
tary Sownrd which Rave elected high encomi1ms avs
pronounced truthful nAcnesses.
TIE following letters were also received BY Ms.
phiGp Which he loft in my charge during his sbssnos
from the cty. he being engaged in Washington making
bust Of CMetJus,ice Chase
WasuIyGToS jay 20 i@A
Mr DEAR SR have receyslte bus. Of the Prcs'dss
A. The bust TO b. Gttc, ami good lAen@~s
Nn.r. very truly Nu.IIAN II. SswARe.
w. u. ruIrp. esq.
txFCr avs MANSION. WASHINGTON July -, lsCs
W. n. FEIL4e-,y Dear SIR have seen your bus Il
sec.eary aud think very good though must 40
.a uyAeN COCA Judse IL such tstt'rs
Yours truly, A. Liaoo<A
By Inserting this you will much obige.
Yours truly, III. C. PARxa
No. 81 BLriiRgsiip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
is better appreciated Instead Of gold crossing the
Atlantic edstrcard 1t Is more likely to come here
rroaIv for OLA nj still HIGHER rates.

10 bstter auureciated. Instead Of gold crossing the
Atlantic easttcard IT Is more likely TO cone here
freely for 5-20s, at still higher rates
Government socks were al strong, and higher in
some cases. Tho J-2Os, uEdcr tho London quota.
ions, rogc pcr cont aud IS of 1891 per cent
Tho 10 i9s were no higher, butsin demand al Vi "a
.y7a. The closing rates ITO for IS OF 1901, iV'
for 5."0r nnd 81 cG7l for lO.Js. Thereisa steady
e,uaud for s-zGs from banks, which prefer the ne"
4 ,sue as having longer to run without change o
interest.
Tennessee 6s rose . per cent, and Missouri os ]
Ohio AMI Mississippi Certificates rose per cent
Bank Shares ere nil vented. Fourth Nationa
Bank sold Mt q, m advance of PEI cent. 1h'
misc llaneoGs shGres are higher. Canton advanced
I rcr cent. Cumberland rose u. Railway Share
are ul in active demand at full prices, Erie selling
/ at q md Southern Common at "a. After the cal
l.rie iell to 81 and Southern TO -, With q ccne
spending reaction under sales to realize throughout
she list At tho reduced quotations there was {
brisk demand, ard prices were made quite as higl
4 rs those upon tic printed list. Az tho sccon'
Board TIE lnarset was strong at full prices. bte
me Board the market regancd all lis vigor, ant
buyers were ready TO take anything offered at full
prices
The upward movement viii continue to bc
checked al short intervals by sales to realiz'
profile but the circle Of buyers docs nor diminish
Vhc advance within tho past 80 days has been large
and prices are now at points wheic improvement
vii. naturally be slower. Tho rise is natural re-
action from aInrtrcne depression not warranted
by anything III tie condition " railway property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
PhiIndelphia Cattle nsrlet-APzn %.

There was smell supply or Beef Cattle this week. tn
offerings amounting only lo2o head The market wa d
and pr .s Lad aownw ad uneucy Common good cst
.oldat Sl3 70 s3 PEI 100 n, aud pdue AID sz's
4 orn ?" 60 80. -
sH-xPThr supply OF sheep very good and the ES
act ne bk. The sses chcd $50 head, at prioe7
r-rg NJ lt.. per u, ior clipped, aid from al v
~ T. v,Oi sgerr
iioasNs Bat little rhsaTe 10 notice this week mo
1ss .neei-i n col al f,ces finsed frcn siT -
80 y ~" y ret fcfna ~. 49,
Cows-Thrr- hsf d~iuhul "a Cows saa lis Ass@
wers dispos.G 81 Al l4oil SBi 20 20 & h-aL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
Naval dufrliigence.
ARRIVAL or TnR ROAM

ARRIVAL or TIRE ROANOKE.
The L. :. iron-clad Roanoke, Capt. A. r,
Kelly, from Fortress Monroe arrived here Yesterday
moi ning. The following is a list OF her officer:
Captain. A. n. ke.ty; Lieut. Commander: Che..er Has
Geld Leutesn, George W. Wood; Acting Nolantecr LEO.
tenant Charles DeBervoise Acting Masters. e. L. syloA
John H. Ba keri Surgeon: Jno kndeaein; Assistant Sss
eon; aras H., White; Assistant Pay uss'es William r.
Window Firs ieulepant Marines Lyman ?. Frrsas
Chief-fns ineer Edwin Ftim Aclag Assistant En'
gneer w D.. Prnur Second Asis, -Engine"ts Jo-spk
MORAN H. c. Blyei Acting Seeoud Asssis aut psnee.s
William n Sclnedrr; Third Assistant kug inrcr: b. T.
Rauhi Acting lhiriA ss.ansr neer-; W. :. hAsisan,
Philip itig Cunnrr Joan CsuA Acting Master Msess
James Puttr Edward Nssh John Neil Jpnss II N.ao
son, William L. Bude; Csptaas Clerk: william JsgnirSs
Dr., Pby masters Clerk: James 5. AlC 1Auder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
HOME FOR Tns TRlESnI s5s.-Thc mauagers

HOME FOR TH8 FRIEND bSs.-The mansgero
Of the Homo for the Friendess have by gen. request
oonseted 20 lease enlarged accommodations the HQnS
being overorowded, and about to open spoSiss
sdepusment for Soldiers Chdrenan average OF irous
fy TO one hundred q. that cHss wing been cared 10
aby he Institution anost from tie commenz ment "a
the war; Families in tbr city a, ut to break mp houss.
koeNug and wboma wish ie 70 relieved Of she esns
Of seccnd.hard furniture. viii aid worthy object W
addressing "AutIon. Homo ior the Friendless, No.
+. East IbFio outhsf. stating slos and tAs The Az
tcl,s may be called for housekeeping articles Of snS
description that may add to tie comfort OF these ei
dren OF the needy. viii be duly acknowledged sns
gratefully pg.vllatel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

APRrr 50 500 hbls Flour l7e bills. WHISKY, l3s{
bits Corn Meal iie pkys. Ashes. SO pigs Lard luss
pkgs. Provisions, so pAss. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28

Tie demand .0r 80 notes CONTINUES sroEe III III
directions, and. in he lbseEre OF other emplyment
for capital 10 taken by periies generally using
their money invcry short engagements. TIE Bum
Note Rcoor,er seys;
1--WE recommend investments IN or the other Of
ilsasrotrs rrtlrr t,D In any ~ nc frnu'hl pnE
ooads a. Tie poadnn ley e 'cnE ios -,n ~ A.
.,r h. frdiix 4e'n ii Jt shall ticr 70. NJ eHlun
nut /. tcy ss' be under par then TIE 79s VII ofinG
tie money. The los have the sdsan', &c o. ne,rs
sxeulu FINN s'te ciif c0cn'y ard town tasRilpn the
,ta. rs other United .ites sccles Oesl4es' II -
direct lending of your nVnoY % TIE nN~ Ncht 'hei
Won NV, n q uu,cs and other ifuss being equal
ia.s slo, ecrtaly "ian gour attention Inc 'oiGei
Rave done their pa poby The IL be.ion Ia crushed
Lee ever tbs, has money take Of tle OoVernneit
llan at tie err. NAY 1c i'd and cisehaSc ne
veterans bcssi Of riuch Importance to oS all Let
~ Oui,t p3y 'u,ut cheer nis he-ft.'
The subscrp;iors end sales Of 1908 at the Ninth
National Bank tits Day amounted 10 100000
Tn rirs. National sold TO dry sSc,V1O OF .3Os
and paid 100000 Of rrcasuIy drafts. .ru.l
Money is very abundant, and loans on call are
reported rs low us q per cent There is fuu SUP
ply at eG per ceat, Eri good deal is done at n
per cent. The general disposition is to put BAL
anecs where they be kept avail 'bIe, and large
interes. is not deemed so desirable as the immc-
diato contract Of MONEY. Commercial paper can
be used With facility when frsf-class.
The business OF the SIb-TTeasury vas Receipts,
Az 30, i0S Go--for Customs, si75,oO); Payments
81, 703 g.S Son account Loan, ioS OOoi Balance
|si6,6o,5s7 81.
Freights are very duh. TIE engagements to
Liverpool are 100 boxes Bacon, and per steamer,
~ binds. Tailou, on private terms. Tie charters
are a Danish brig to rernambueo. with Flour, at
|:, with the privilege Of Flo and bahia; also a
'brs, 80 tons capacity, with Slaves, 20 Caliz.
Exchange is lower and quoted US follows: Bank
era sterling, 60 days, lo9,eIc9i B.nkcrs' Sterl-
ing, 3 days, il0I; Merchants Sterling, l0S9l0el
Francs, 5.l2i05.lI.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
spoce from New-lors 10 foreign ports for the week
ending Apn! -, aud since the beginning OF the
year:
1859. 1864. 1Sf5.
r. rtb week f1sQhliT4 80 st1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-28
al srery freside altar

ii.
al every freside altar
Is felt the stroke o! Death
Ard God bless Abraham Lincoln
Gees upoa baby's breath
sor we'll he loved the People,
and The People loYcd linn we'll;
and every heart grows sick ana ia.A'
as at brothers knell
III.
4 million knees are Bonded
On Southern plains to-day,
Amillion lipS are qul7erlng
With words they cannot ssyi
4 million broken VOICES
Til IL the troubled air,
And God bless Abraham Lincoln
Is oil their simple prayer.
u.
NJ God bumbly thank Thee
Thou hast made tins People one !
Henoeforth We may not ialter
Til all thy work be dOnei
Fer the naughty Rebel spirit
With lip that scorns and braves.
Still walks with proud defiance
Above our Soldier graves
No moro.hludgoons in the Senate.
Nor whips for womcn's backs,
Eor dagger. for the sick room,
Nor hounds for human tracks.
No auction blocks for children.
OF harem, or OF home;
No murderers Of Pres. dents
In al The time to come
VI.
No moro OF starving prisoners,
Nor manning O. The / sad,
But down, o down forever,
With Slayery's LYDIA head;
For the Peoples voice is Gods voice,
And it thunders through the lands
Ny mercy is my justice,
and that alone shall stand"
VII.
o pity FOR the wroiched hand
That laid the good man low,
But God forgive the guilty band
That gave the work 10 DO!
Perish forever perish,
The hand that stabs the State
Nor think to turn Gods hghtnings
BY calling them mans hate!
Omourn him not, ye bondmen.
Who died for you ard me,
For our great Liberator
Is gone where all are free
But bless the kind death-angcl
That gave his soul release,
And called the great Peace-maker
To 60 where al is Peace
TX.
Yes, bless tho kind evangel
That still would stay his wing,
Nor till the stars ON Sumter rose,
Would his great summons bring!
But when that rOSe-wrea,hcd banner
Proclaimed that Ill was won.
He called him quickly bome to hear;
Srrant Of God, wetidone!
And now the hillsides burst with fowe
And birds in groves rejoice,
And God bIess Abraham Lincoln
Asceuds then mingled voice.
The rivers bear it to the sea,
The SEA Ia every cline,
I'll God bless Abraham Lincoln,
Is the universal chime
XI. .tt
A voice gees up to bless him
From every soldiers grave,
While God bless Abraham Linc0la
Cries the land he died TO save.
And Earth uuites TO bless him
Through all her wide domains,
As up to God he humbly bears
A million broken CHAINS!
ar ss-v.sr.s-<.-~.~s-s-xss
4 Letter F~ess f3evsIsry Tucker.
= Editor oJ 11e A. 4. Tribune.
II: My attention has been called to (
Wig para,,r 81. Ia 1rE NEW YORK TsIBUNE
20 ultimo, eseL hon its Washington "Occasio
cap ondelt.'
)ne Of Prod NJ LincolB's lnsf official acts, va
Of er,'y t0v era biz egloiGlc-. lie expressly sta
bs ueaii Ia give the ieacjsS' C~sf cerotre al op,
' "a ieave me country. Ills ter gram tom III
-. came TO WashinpisT:
,es-fs7 Tooker s.d Iseob I'll. vfl be here n n
a-.e, " lesyesoa The to- Larope. bat s
y
lr. lincoln dire0ed the ss'horitics TO let item
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rror re 1r,.lnel
.aon BLISS kEEAIAI LINCOLN
BY nESRY PYNN.

- tlod bless Abraham Lineol9!H.
Amounting People cry,
God bless Abraham Lincoln.
Tae sighiny winds reply.
God bless Abraham Lincoln
Is t'ilcd from every spirc,
GS,5 oless Abraham Lincoinl
ilelnbles & Nations Lyro.
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.ThursLAY. AprlI g1-r. N.

.IhpEsIAf, April T--r. NJ
Cod opeGed at i's3, cold down 10 IGt, and
CLOSED AT lili. The market for Exchange is not
strong, and gold IL very que. and ., mpathi4es vita
81 1he"delusion thut Goyernn.ct. stocks arc
coming home for .c'c sud the proceeds rosafned r
spec. .s>ssi ..-l. y-a.ir. - ie h-..ora credit
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al every freside altar
Is felt the stroke o! Death
Ard God bless Abraham Lincoln
Gees upon baby's breath!
sor we'll he loved the People,
and The People loYcd liim wells
and every heart grows sick and ta.A'
AZ at q brothers kncll!