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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

IN cattle dea-rs tool ADVANTAGE Of the fact ~ NJ. -
The eutire offerings smomked 70 $50 hssl 6SxE.-A
extra at $2l 10 $A ~
sHxRp This market vas well supphsa N. -.
amounting 10 5oO hesd. The demand not % 49,
prices deeued slightly Sales were made at rom ID = ~
per -, gross -
Hoes-Ths supply Of Hog We: limited md tu An.
change in prices took place 1hs sales reached - ~
At from Sf to : 10 80 Per 100 ~ net. Ilil -
sowrs-TheIe but it,.e change IN this psrka. n.
sass snouned to lis head from ~ to &05 sccofdfss =
quality. - IA. EII lir M IIT-H VI 'st = :
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fAsv,rI,enisntl

LUNbUAlPIIOS--FO hstNPlION.
We ssy To peIsons having Conan ptu Ia waatsv-, s-
rhisb IL readily i,arn up By IN. blood and carried 10 NJ
ipr md tie he'ins principle. OF tho Tar upoa ~ T.
h,n.d sor Of ths igs tr doay a. ~ e. anA che
pahant, to IL saved Ing Piss Tssy fan CosDIAL lsu
fr"st power 70 Dissolve the thick mueus tba, atop. %
WIND yassSes Of the lnnf- snd srpels ~
iBx Is 1saE IAa tSaiAL punnei tLs blood aud :caus,
Il I'll sconl0ns hitsf tt Is breeding sors 80.
ernsl aud ~ fDs salt Hteum boches ilc Fst. syd
al Ssi b,.eAses axe tApeaiaiY cured by On MuHlgrf
PfsK TRgs TAR tonDiAL Office No 10 Norm sseonl o.,
Philadelphia
Sod al IinlI,soIp's Drs and ChsnIo. WTtbeu,s No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK on THB CITY oP
..t NEw.YORK.
Nos. ~ AID 30 PNE.sr,
DIro-noRr AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATS
Have FOR sale. ready for delivery,
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertibie, at maturity, into $40 GoLD-BkARIS0
BoyDs
Alo
UNITED STATES 1910 BOWS
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business With the Government
p G.. CALHOUN, President
H. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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LIvERMoRB, CLgws g. Co.,

LIvERMORB, CLgWS q CO.,
BANKERS,
No. - Wai.st, v. Y,
GoyEKSMHST Agents FOR TIE SALE OF THE o. s.
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers insurance
Companies, and all parties purchasing for resale
All denomnations Oh hand, ready Tor immediate de-
Lively. .f
ALL KINDS OF {. o. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
HENRY CLEws Il 60.
Successors 70
LiyFaaoRE, CLEWs & Co.
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'A"a''' U.t f- .l
SUPREME PHrt i3.--Bssoss Jssiss
JOSEPH L. rARNAKD.
DECISIONS.
IL 70. the petition Of John Livingston. Ordss
Before Justice GEorsr g, BAss.nD.
John s. Siney n \. CousolidSed stage COMPANY.
Motion granted Vrgnio Nonsiss ast Lis Mqaiss Rsper,
confirmed. 3D.. e. 49, D. - - ..
-Aotion irnleL The psoPe ex rel Robert j. Ldyipsaos
a Douglas LAYER S0nln'a, Z; a. zee 20 asoa 20
pBcsou II ST. Jtiness Church for msniimus sgt H. {.
sre1n &C. Motion Sssa. sesn Eoy.e g. hs,asfs'
royd.--Molioos d.rds,L ~ = =.
SUPERIOR COURT-srscIAL TKRx-ApEfL ia-BeSofs
Jas,ice ucCnnn. q q.
DECISIONS
James Henry AIT. Addison q. Jerome ,r-Julg,
for Fsints FOX *3ill9 ~ with costs Finding .: ,sS
B-sers Justice ROBERTSON.
Andrew j. Wood agt AraDguren.-Motion grRnts
solomon sc sg John D. Hisain~-procee dnss dismissal
defendant Daniel o. Bel az. John j. Ben-Defssli
Peter ssIt ainaG. Thomas j. Lof3
sst. Ab b. Bush.-JadsHea' fof pantif absolutely .
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRT-ArRiL ia-BssSs,
Judge ByTTs
JHE HABEAS C0aPUs o. DR.. BICKLEY.
In this case the Judge has rendered a. yet ne
Honor had dismissed the writ tue ground o. no jnrd
top b., our I'porer eseeI'aaed ta 'ao fepo
COURT OF COMMON PLBAS-sPFcrAL Trxs-Arsu ~
--belore Jpigs bRADY.
DECISIONS
Terry agt Taylor.-Order settled.
Fannin agr Soe.-Moton rsitsi payment Of Shsrigp
fees ii any, and i 10 cos, " abide event
BsIton s, Maiicviile-Rrfcff 70 s. ". l.ns 10 mces
tain and port pon fscts ed tbs psr OF the DO
PENDANT Maaevio end 'ha Tie .x -. o. TIE Iesrsoes %
paid cr refunded By the unsuccessful party.
COURT OF GENERAL sESsONS-ApRrL l?.-besors h
nOryANy
James Scott pleaded guilty Of grand larceny.
Rem lnd.d
John Wynn. xr,nd larcony. Remsnded.
Peter and Robert bur Jys. pleaded guilty ~
burglary IL tia third degoe. Rsmsuded
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san,e period last year:


Total. Scst.osl % Soti,2J d SS'o-1f "
The earnings arc largely in excess OF the reported
figures The road has excess Of traffic at its
own rates. The first quarter Of the year shows
gain Of $aOs,3 1893.
The subscriptions and sales OF 7.30s al the Ninth
National Bank to-day amount to $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
Con JAMEs LAKE Of the Joe New.YOrk

Col. JAMES LAKE OF the i1th No"-ioih
Veteran Volunteers severely wounded In tAs battle Of
Xarsh 10 al Ayerysborough n. g., resehsd the city
RssteFdAy and IL in fair way OF recovery .1i Lake
deceived three wounds daring tie battle ball having
nAsesd through his thigh. eau inY very saver ana
dangerous wound. Col. Lake Ass seen mech service III
Re war for tie Union, haying beeh IN the battles Of
First Boil Run. RoaRose Newborn, Atlanta, aid
AverysborOugh Ho Bss in ,le Grand campaign OF
PsD. Sherman nom Atlanta until disabled IN North
Carolina. ... f
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There meeting OF this Board On Thursday otter
soon quorum not appearing, and The Prcsident
declared the Board adjourned % Monday next al,
e0oloob ?. N.
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Tot. shout LOO names.


The business Of recruiting Is going on very brstlA
each of the Provost Mashss mastering H. on Avss
age from Is to 20 yer den exclusive of men OBJ
tened for the naval service. which ad about 10 or -
more The matter Of money. however. Is continually
source of anxiety il nos embarrassment to the Mar
shals and It is difficult to SAFE ,be actual pressns
condition Of tho treasury during the Rcbeios Wa
to name the price Of gold.
Volunteers do not Ia have much hesiianoy aooa
cnlisng for one years service In di5ensngsd srmp
and aprepos Of the matter of money mentioned abovN
A case vi occurred on "Wednesday az Csp war
ners office which may give some idea OF TIE e,timstoa
IN which the prospect OF active service Is he'd
volunteer made bis appearance a, the headquarters
of the seventh District mustered iao the service
and received bis bopnty and shortly thereafter be vaA
Joined In he holy bonds q matrimonv.
Qusry-H the Law of the socieEs was In vogue amor
us-that who married should remain AZ hsnse
with lls wife and b. freed from duties OF StAie-vhsl
would be the precise ,alno II tins volunteers ssrsss
to the United Statesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
April, 1865.

- JOHN PIEmosr.
Health 10 thee, Pierpont tried and houeyt,
In Freedoms fight among The soonest,
who still as Freedoms minstrel oIowHest
Her humble lsys,
And bike some humble harper tunest
Thy hymn Of praise
where now are oil the pnco good
The cunnsn-uursing Brotherhood
The mobs obey raisti, the stolms they brewed.
And pnlpit thInLcrf "Uf
lhesr snnk Ike PhnraOls multitude;
They've all ''gone under /"
And thou, on Doblest and orr oidost
Dur priest and poet. lrst aud DOldeat,
6soSned with my four score years, beholdsss
THY country free
q siglf 90 warm n teart the coolest
How much more thee
An blessings from the bOnn'ecus Give,
b thine on either siJe the rivers
And when thy sun &C life forever
The angels foot IN. .a
Hot vain shall seem Thy Ions endoAsof
AL wrong to root up
lnesbgy Sd no. 1905. JOIN u. WhiiiEh
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Receipts or Produce.

bbs. Corn Meal 500 bush. Corn. IS pkgs. AshsA
SO pkgs Lard 2@0 pigs Butter. 33l pigs. OH CaAa
~! pkgs. Provisions, D.. I'll ......0, =.
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Travellers Guide.
To Albany, BY Hulsoa L. r.. from 5oth.et. Dep

To Albany By Hulscs X r. from 5othst DcPs.
Il and IN n, snd $50, 8, snd iot =. NJ Snn
day Train from sDah -. D .. u CITY clis run be-
tween Chambers snd sNtlsts- stations.
TO Albany, oy Harlem r. L., 26lhst.. iih-svr 10
To II Baltimore. By Is. Nswj.r,cy r. T., ;o, q
CoarAndt-s,, sd ili a IN. p m' emf "
IT. no',oa sy Nsw o,icn Inc, Pier 81 n IT,
Norwich Line, Pier 81 \ H.. Neptune Line P.eI
Pm. r.. snd stonisy,on hne, Pier 10 n. X, daily
~ ssEF So,sn b. H. via srrassd
s7th,, and i,hsv m ssi
,v yis Shore Lire. Il. pnd o. m snntly..... -
To bridgeport, BY steamer Bridgeport. foot OF PeoI
sepimueer =. and 10 g. m Ssns 49,
1G G,vs i u q A.l.,sS ED GGes @e, teen
meeting with Railroads for al principal eiiie'in
tae West a. M and. :.,;...,...,.'; $3.50.
yephank i'lip FarH.in Sdse Ions Island BY !. ...
J. Railroad, Rom JaInes' slip and loot d. tint.
For Hudson. cai.ii .ad iiii.'o !; steamer rlav
eief, Monday, WEDNESDAY, and Friday, oo' 81
harhsonst, North RIVER: -
ers leave Peck sin at o. aud .'..,............
To New. Haven by the S,w.Hcven R.R., 2,tl.sL
.nd 4ihav., d Il ilis I2i , Sac y sud -
10 tho West. BY Peil.y ysais tcntua RIlroad
nom foo. oiC9osil.nd *, VA PHILADELPHIA aaa.
10 the Vest. BY Cos.m Raiio.d Of NcwJcf,cy
via Alenosn, noai pisr \. r. n. m, 4 inn
and s;g ?, m serday train. .;;,.,.;,;..;s.
To Phlado phia.b stest1er Jess. Hosr .d,s, lspn-
days excoptedl from foot OF Wli-st., Brooklyn.
eoanoctiug nj POI; Monmouth win trans Tor
fnln Yi
40 Fhladeph., ~ Ns",JeIsey h.hresd, iY92t o
Coartenli It.; !; 10 and ~ a. NJ, L m.,+ andeR
M ard y midnight soneay... .....,;.....;;,..
TO PHILADELPHIA pr Rssway rnd Steamboat, "a,
q days exeeted, VI. Camden and Auibov itoh 10y -
o. OF BaTclsy-st, Ia, n. Espcss.. ...,;.';;..'i ".
To 'roviaencc BY Ncpture STEAMSHIP 0'' ~ i
daiiy. from pl'T p, tooi 81 H0t.nson - Ty,.
Tie iied iank ana i.ons gysncL, by 'tesu"i 81, 4.
, daily ifom pscs ioa. o! Marry 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

IN peace or war 10 tllulIpn slLi'
That Flag Thy care!
When Wars dread blasts have swept TIC
wave,
Thine outstTetched arm was there to oayeI
And never midst the battles tame
Sunk that dear Flag in guilt or shame
Nor lost star
On land-On sea--at home--ahroan,
IL guardian care was Thine, oh God
But bark what sound disturbs the brave,
Who watch that Flag on SUMTERs wallsf
What summons bOoms across the wave
What tratorous voice is this that callsi
Hs! do they dare demand that sheet,
81 long their guardian, guide, and shield,
ehall trail beneath a traitors feet
MAY; we can die, but never yield y
Then oped the storm Of shot and she'll,
Then burst the lurid flames Of Hell.
4 hundred brazen cannons roar,
Their fatal wrath on Sumter pour;
Her heroes answer: day and night,
in vain maintain the unequal fight,
It'll yalor won from traitor hands,
70 bear that Flag TO Northern lands.
They came-the gallant few-snd brought
Tho Flag, for which they nobly fought:
Onfurled it to a Northern sky; An then!
What stirred 30 deep the hesrts"0f men
A Nation finds its soul once more.
And from the Atlantic 10 Pacific's shore,
With heaving breast and flashing eye,
ewears that Old Flag again shall tiy
On Eumter's walls Is high and free
A ere 1t scntineled the sea.
-Four years Of war, Of blood OF pain!
- Oh God. we bow beneath Thine hand,
For Thou hast laid ii on our land,
N pride we swore; and Thou wer' wreth
With the deep seH OF that stern OATH
Along the line of these dark years,
6eep.set with blood, with death, with tears,
Row slow we learned Thy will to he,
The Nation triumphs, when the Nation 4
FREE.
Four years On SUMTBRs wall there stands
wasted soldier. In his war-stained hands
The selfs@ne Flag, once floating there,
His pride, his glory, and his care.
A Nation--great, victorious, Free
Bids him unfurl it to the passing breeze
/. FLASH its bright sheen across the startled
seas,
80: To tell world how victory
Hath crowned land with Liberty!
Where now the traitors that defied It's power
That Haunted in their triumph Of al hour!
yhat bullt on slavery rs tnelr correr-s.One
Il there no answer '---NOne!
Hurrah. hurrah how strong and swim
Up sweeps the Flag with an eagles lilt;'
Hurrah, hurrah now the Stripes and Stars,
Unscathed in the oloud and storm Of wars,
Are proud and high from the flagstaff fly
ing
The pride Of the living-the Joy of the
dying!
They catch the wind, each fold eutshakng
A thousand echoing guns awaking
Back to old SUMTER give reply
Burrah hurrah the millions cry
Clasp hands, clasp hearts the God we bless
Hath given the Nation this redress.
/ Flag OF our hearts! how pure thou art risen
Iom the deep red font Of thy fierce baptism,
here the ruddiest blood of our Northern veins
sth washed out forever the last OF thy stains
/ Flag Of our Fathers with fast flowing tears
o plight thee our troth throug hthe far-coming
years;
. seal thee our love with lovers devotion,
nd swear to uphold thee on land and on ocean,
I'll Hnmanity's hopes shall all center in thee
} their prophet of Peace: Oh Flag Of the Free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
COURT OF COMMON PLBAS-sprcrAI Trxs -Arsu b
be lore J'iigs BRADY.
DECISIONS
CorRr OF GENERAL sgssIONS-Arsrl
The Draft.

The draft has been completed in most Of TIE
District. of this city but few Wards si FenaiA ~
drawn. viz:
Sd Ward, l6l-including credits up TO this tine.
9Th Word, is3-ncluding credits up TO this time.
9Th Ward, 374-includng credits up 20 this time
18th Ward, 692--includlne credits up to this time
18Th Ward <ei-exelpdng credits for March and since
18th Ward 4oo-inolusve Of credits up to yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

The eightieth birthday OF tho Rev. John Pier
Dsnt was recently celebrated At Washington. Mr.
oBysnt sent the following verses
- sAs Rfr JOHN PIgRroSI. on hs Eisai;.a Birthday
April q. 1865:
The migh.est Of the Hebrew seers
CIear.ey'd and hale Of eighty yesrs.
FROM Pisgah saw the hills and plains
0fCanaan. green with brooks ard rama
Our poet strong in frame and mind,
Ieeyes eighty we'd speat years behrndt
And forward looks 10 fields more bfiyA
Than Moses from pisgab's hight.
Yet be onr Pierponts voice and pen
Long potent With the sons ~ men;
Ard late his summons 10 the shore
Where h. shall meet his youth once more.
WILLIAM CULLEa BEZANf.
Asri 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE,
COURT NOTICE.

To-day being Good Friday all the Courts have
ournea to Monday except the Supreme Court Chsabs
which will DO opened ior eI parss motions osiy %
Saturday. r O., ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-ApEm ia-Bsss
Judge BgTrs F

In this case the Judge has rendered az yet ne
decision opinion. report has been circulated that "a
Honor had dismissed tue ground Of no jnrssdi
tou bat our 7. porter eceanrd tho report premature
tho Judge sl holding the ulster IL abey ancs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

fAdVcrti ,snentl |r.
BAsHE, LNEss, How 10 Overcome K. Fee
FHHKsoLoeioAL JouhsAL Jan No. 20 et,
fowLna WxlLs, No. Jeg BtoAaway.
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; 2aTATa GE-yur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14

PETROLEUM-The market for Crude Is moderately
active but prices scarcely firm sales OF 500 bb;
NJ - $50. Refined dull at 81 a52o for bonded and
Il a12c for fee.
RICE Is qnio' prices all unchanged we note sale of
80 bags Rungoon nc l00lOtc.
sEFDS-1hc market for Clover Seed Is moro active
and prices are better closing firm; sales Of 80 bags nt
zoe. Timothy Seed IL IN fair dennnd n, s56 80 per
bnsh Rough Flax Seed is quiet at 9. ioes2 10 per
bush. ..It
SUGARS-Ilaw Sugars are In more active demand
and prices better though without auoablo variations
sales 9cl hhhe. at i5c. for Cuba aud III l5c fsf
Porto Rico Refined arc IN fair donand, and prices
are we'll sustained. I'D .ttI' -lL.. -"
ID SIEARIN-We note q sale Of II coo 10 No nj ile.
Dol TALLOW--1hs market is lower but tho demand
active salos Of $4,000 los at 0c. lor Gut, hIc
for good Westerns l!allie. Tor City, and &C. Tor do
payable In gold.
WUlSkY--'rhe market opened quite firm. but closed
lower and unsettled; sales of 80 bbls at g. 1892 "A
for Stato. and O. 1882 10 for Western.
philadelphia Cattle Mnrket-Arril ~.
Tbs iupDy " Beef Cs,t.s ths Nesb wa ln!.ed and
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Philadelphia Cattle Inrket-Arrl -.
Tbs myyly VI Beef Cattle ths aess wa. llm..ed. and
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LIZ - IEAui51Ez srHT or
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THE FLAG or SUMTER,
IYor T'hs Trbane1

> nv sUMrrR's walls Nations Tag
Was hOating quietly;
neueath its folds, feeble band
Was gathered peacefully.
That Flag all through Nations lie,
ri The symbol of the flee ...
Had shook its glories to the breeze,
Undimmed on land or sea; ....
FROM SAgATOGA's saDguined plain,
Ehere in the shock of battle. first
its dawning stars in glory burst
To hight a struggling land
l IN. through the years of toll and pain,
On through the deeds OF yalor done,
On. through the fields Of glory won,
Led by thy sword, oh WASHINGTON,
Uplifted by thy hand, .<t..
Xep. by thy God until the hour
when streaming Ger humbled Power
20 And Frsternsl Band,
Has stars from Freedoms ioitiest hight
FLASHED DER the world newborn hghS!
Oh God, how meath its folds had thriren
, The land to which in mercy given
The mighty behests of Thy viii;
In peace OF war to triumph still.
That Flag Thy care
When Wars dread blasts have swept th'
wave,
Thine outstTetched arm was there to sayeI
And never midst the battles fame
Sunk that dear Flag in guilt or shame
Nor lost q star
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Friday Of the week erecedns the dy Of h' Gen.r. Election
IN the City and coapy Of New snd IN The city OF Brook
ana eber krc,iou District. Of he State the
Designate for holding s pG Of seo9 ioa .ns paIpo;s o.
they shall O'clock IN tho morning and ensn IN
seson until O'CLOCK 81 that dag snd the dsJ io~ns
morning ind remain "a until O'Clock Of ths, day
Tbs said Board OF uspsco shall also meet the Monday
es .hs nss. a. ocots m N. noruns Of TIA, ia, .nd
continue In session uDt o'clock 81 the evening " tina, Day
and OF ctiss shall meet 81 clock IN the morning Of
,hst day aud conne session tnii ouos IA te rvsins
OF bs day and they snail then roy-n oatc add to and
subset aud cOmpete tho ssd M and sbu on that day
add to the ssid rs, me H.o. any f.on Th0 woad On the
the right Of suffrage IN their respective Eectioa Dtrcs
Bu, in mailing .ueh addition ths. day. n % any prior day
except N .riet compliance VIM ts rIoSsens Of sssto two
s. sp, sss sa. Of 81 nm I
open and 81 per.o. re dig and entitled 10 'ols in aid
relation 70 corrections or addition. to ssis register oo. Of
tie ts, 20 kepi by said Inspectors afoea shell u,.d
by .he'a on ,be d.y sps etons addition.
No addition .hei be made 70 re 49, s.,-. e ~
sxeeg u one VINO ss have .ppeaed 10 person beore
Oh e :SS S ~ en-, sss a "9s soI ss 1ss ss
prove ta BE- ss citizen Of he United ssirs ~ producing
so1 s .as cher 'I proef Of II. bens s b.
received he show abe s.so; MN Of the
SIC g. Il la DO lie day u siid inspectors, ~ 9isr
ne-nE Tor revising and CORRECTING ssid list to lhsrron
leo the satisfaction Of ss Inspector to be nonresident Of or
ohsmi~s ertit cd vote nssd District tho oocon
then b. hol y eectoT rstding' Ia ssid Di.fc
and emitted 10 vote there appeal before d board
Inspector and rogue Die TO DC rcosded raid alpha
eetiba s apou np ing with Tho Ioqurenonis III,
nc tina sane sbali lie rccSI led. Any psoB Iqns Va
unc $40 list .al male tho .leci
to the street nuss,or theiof and vheTs he resides
required by 10 pI0gisioLa Of TILL act q persons orrg teI
vos al ~, seetion, & sai be to- 40 pss
and ponalSs To- rens 10 give sue information, or
.sly gDs ie puas aao shalt ee sso pbct t. calsye
eef by tie Lspcclof etif 81 them or " any escos
,os Btr-sr upon Sid alphabetical list, and
aahs Iany be pderd hy tie lDsecisrs a. Isy BY Law b.
saIus,efed " peisgi chsflS ~ vote q, an election Any
pefAcn whose nfins u Upon lie iegtIJ on my Election
Broosyn. 4pIybg 70 hayo Ii. PLACED op w gi.iy Of
a, ether Election D. sLl lsogo 10 bf sat,iatrou 81
hi Bod Of egisy tet lis las be tI1s nom yueh
former .siTy before i thG be placed GA the resisiry
LelC D.. makes sncif sppostscaL fiT.5
sc 9. A sad sst absh haze been fully completed ihs
sid t cst.e DUfc OF tte 70 be- nude,
III 1 mich bs be- cr, iiusd y iggu 10 oh correct M Of
~. voter, of eir d rc, 81 Which shnf BE- 6td IN tho
IN re of the iowa elors Of towrs nd citic 10 oee
N lie County CerA e the county sd one Of which copies
h. DO retained by eseb u the sJ gspscoT H. tLtl DO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-01
Dark nay.

Night or rather twilight, as it might be
called, came on very early yesterday after
noon. Itbecame quite dark at about three
o'clock, and continued to grow darker and
darker until daylight was entirely gone
We did not learn at what time the chickens
went to roost, but presume it was long be-
fore the usual hour. Lamps were lighted,
and gas set to burning in houses, shops and
offices long before the hour designated in
the almanac for the going down of the sun.
The gloom and darkness that hovered
around reminded us of what we had read
and heard in boyhood of the famous dark
day in New England at the close OF the rev.
olutionary war. -s9e I
At the time the solar eclipse was adver-
tised to appear on the 10th of October last,
it was, though cloudy, so light that sus-
picion arose in some minds that astrono-
mers had made miscalculatiou. A friend
suggested to us last evening that perhaps
the error consisted in announcing the
eclipse on the morning Of the 10th of oc-
tober, instead of the afternoon of the Both
of November. ce.- -, t7-.-,,, !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-01
Ulon,aLike It.

The cleveland Herald does not exactly
like the idea of the Democratic party OF
this city making arrangements to COM
memorate the sth of January by a supper.
Itasserts that 1.-THE name of ANDREW JACK
SON should blister the lips of any member
OF the present Democratic party" The
Herald belongs to the party that In the days
of JACKSON reviled him most outrageous
ly. General JACKSON, as he was retiring
from the administration of the Federal
Goyernment--after eight years experience
that gave him full and clear insight into
the workings of thesystem of our Govern
manufactured to the American people,
that our form ct Government could not oe
maintained alone through the exercise OF
coerciye power, and that to endure 1t must
be SO administered as to beget the affections
of the governed. So believe the Democra-
cy Of to-day, aud hence they advocate a
policy touching the Southern people in ae ae-
cordance with that idea. Elninently prop
er is it, therefore, that they should gather
together around the festive board on the
evening of the sth of January and thus
commemorate the day hallowed by An
DREW JACKSON. one l r-..r IIe