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Old Eyes Made New, without sPss-
isc,es doctor medicne. Pamphlet recslua
Of ten ccnis address T. B. Foote, ~ D., iO Brosdssys
New York
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The T'u RI.

FASHION COURSE, l.. I.-rRorTfs0.
FRIDAY, Nay l2purse $780, mile heais best three In
Ave, 10 wagons.
ID. Mace entered b. IN. Grace. q o o
7. Cragan entered 4. e. --.....1 o 2 2
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LadIes' and Misses Fancy Hats or the
latest elegant styles every variety Of reus
mems Hats Wholesale and retail
). A. MILLER CO.. ts7 Broadway.
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sprfsg Overcoats, eI8 60 ,e20s New sty1s
Walking Goats, SIS 10 go; Pants and vs:ss en 10 Sn
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One Package Now stops ~ Muel4 Maa-
chief a. dozen packages will next June.
CEDAR CAMPHOR,
for Moths cheap fragrant durabl. and reliable Evey
druggist sciis a. HARRIS a CHAPMAN, Boston. mskD ~
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalfxed LosHsrfssI
and iufofm given. Drawings sent
J. CLUTK, Brokers Once l7o Broadway.
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Ladies, Spring has Come.-If you vssA
Boots Shoes yourselves families buy them =
MILLER a co. Is, 36 Canal street
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

No More Gray Hair Baldness.--FortS-
nve years practice Advice free BY Dr. GRANDJKAN Assv
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

RemOval.-S. g. Clark, En9savsr, Ne.
moved go Broadway third house above nssssush
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

MaUger's shipping Tags Removed -
ITO Resde street. nrz marble building OF West BroaA
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Ptles-Itching PiIes-Posftivsly Cureae
also blind and bleeding piles hstuA sAii hsa. and ~
disessss Of tae sxip, ny the uae Of
ROsSasN'S CURE.
itching pies 70 generally preceded BY moisture hho
persraop producing very disaeesble and often tmao
Distressing itching particularly night After ssns
aessNAS NcKIysTRY, Hudson. N.Y.
Prop<ictors
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To GentIemen.-A splen Assortment
French CoanGs and Cassmerea; English
Tweeds speclalitioa n
mourning ready made st sdo BrosdvaT
j. W. MCKINLEY. McrchAn, Tailor.
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Apropos OF the Collapse I'm Gold, 0en1D
has collapsed the prices Of all his Spring Styles Of qeuue
mems, fouths and Boys Hats vol ali his Huporo
Fancy Fabrcs The entire number OF Styles plain aa1
GkNIN. 6S Broadway
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A.-Usc the Best.--Bowden's Moth de-
sTRovMo PACKET. For sAIs ty ~ druxga,A rrioe ga
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only peefs
dye. Factory n Barclay street
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HancrOft House,
Corner Broadway and Twentieth street.
NEw YORK.
ALBERT H. CRANKY, ProprielsR.
Late OF Bbbott House, Warrington. ID. G..
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Best.-Miller's Hair Dye, CheApest IN
prcs best In quality Try IT, Sold BY druggists Depss -
Da
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair 10 H. original color stops is falling out keeps %
head cean Stands above comparison with other haR
dressing Sold 1t the drug stores and my Office l
broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALtER, II. y
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The Largest and Cheapest Hair stors
In the city has moved to 10 Canal l. BAsrKH
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

The BRIDAL ChRmbsr-in Essay -
Warning and Instruction for YOUNG Men, rubhsd bg ~
Howard Assodhon and ssnt free " charge In sealed
vsopes. Address Dr. J. shnn Aough,oo. Howard Asss-
cfstton rhnadelphia, Pa
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The Original Hawe Sewing Maehfnes
for sale a, e Bs.dwsy HLrAs HOWE, in. inventor N
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C0rns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, anA
an OF the feet DR. zACHARIE 1eo BrsAA
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

DIR. u. II. Schenck, OF Phtladelph1ov
respectfully Informs the public that he has new eGso
In New York His oioe IL st A Bond only and ho
Will continue 10 patients there, usual every Tuesday,
from A. NJ unit, O'Clock L. n; but his medicines -
obtained there at all times.
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Wine-Wine.--Wtu You Drink Puress
and best red French Vines direc, from - Bmen spd
Hstsphc % per doe onf 10 sppy ~ tho ohce o
ADAM No. Beaver street, New York ChsmPsxnss a.
other Winsa Ia bond.
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The Two Great Obtects.-The On pturv
~ Je6 Davis and procural " os KNOxS elegant
Spring style % HATS ar purpeses worthy the attention
the Enlightened and patriotic mind sonenan will -
tend 70 the ART Of these ne a1airstho second -
competvon and The hrst whccaI at KN0x's 22 srosdvA
onet Of Fulton street. will be the Hrst served
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Browns standard Scsles-An Kinda
Warranted Price reduced Warehouse No. Barclay stzs
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservativep
and Wig Depot, Wholesale retail No. Astor Hoasss
The dye applied by skillfu artists.
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Health and Aappfness.-A Cireula~
highly important young men, addressns D
POWERS ls6 Elm street
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ton while your blood h impure CONSTELLATION IL
SYRUP purqes he system OF lmpuntss ano suMunss -
vital organs vigorous and hesfhy seton I've asoese
and Eesorins the hcslth LIE stho gy,, ~ az S.
evil tumora old slcsr hoo sea puons pinpieS
bos ery spr letter ssrheum 81 Anthouys hrv scAi4
hsad IN sworu sanceous srinofA sore eyes syphns ana
All foul diseases, diseases he hesr p@lpituon dyspeR
si. rcr~tnn of bones oi TIE scalp ard face UkQ
r0ysffICTIox LfFB SYRUP and ycu VIII be surprss1
a. is rsrldit, removing these dixeasea IL leaves he
blood pui lhe corpeScn clean and the sys,en free fsrA
d'sese' S1WaoRSAS 4 fLLkN, wholsssle prussis,s,
Generd A.enn w cua street. New yxt-
ssid b, ali dssisss " medlcineA
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For Irrsted Throat Cough Cold BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are offered with tho fullest esn-
Gdence In their efficacy They thoroughly tss1s
and main tain the good reputation they have justly aoqu
As thsre arc limitations be obtain the genuine
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever
and diseases Of the
radically cured by the Of the
GREAT GERMAN HETLMITTEL.
Price per bottle a.
For sale by HEGEMAN CO., and all other druOEfsta'
..e DEMAS BARNES 4 co, 81 PARK row.
Wholesale AgcntA. >
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Flagg Stats, Patent Oantering Horses,
Invalids Wheel Chairs. 3. w. SMITH, 80 william street
The New York herald., 1865-05-13

Highest PremiuA Lock stitch 0svln0
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
WHEELER 4 WILSON, 625 Broadway, n. r.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
Bre.ssed 20 Give.

The kipgly sun gives forth his ray;
Asks no return, demands no praise;
But wraps In strong arms oflife, F.
And says distinct, through human strife,
If thou wouldst truly, nobly live, -r
Give--ever give.
The rustic flower, upspringing bright, .i
And answering back the regal light, ,f
Fills all the air with fragrant breath,
And writes in myriad hues beneath,
Ifthou wouldst gaily gladly live, .f.
Give-ever give.
The merchant rain, which carries ON
Rich commerce twizt the earth and sun;
The Autumn mist, the Springtide shower;
All whisper soft TO seed and flower
We know no other life to live,
BY this--we give. ......
Suggestive warnings crowd the earth, %
Glad sounds Of labor, songs of mirth, -
From creatures both of earth and air;
Who, whilst they take their rightful share,
Still truly chat, We chiefly 1--we
To give--to give,
o men, the gem and crown Of all,
Take thou this lesson. Heed the call
OF these less gifted creatures near;
The rather, that Christs voice most dear
Once said, whilst here he designed 10 live,
Blessed to give .... 'I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

By JOHN O. SAKE.
Tenpora mutantur
Dear John: don't forget ...
am something in your debt
For giving me many a sinister slap; ..
But perhaps the recent news
May have modified your views
Say what do you think of us nop, old cbap2
Not many months ago, .... ...
AS you very we'll konw, '.
Growing Justify over each Fed raj nishap,
You swore the rebel crew He.
Would put the Yankees through .I,
Wel-what do you think of it now, old chapf
Once, running our blockade.
Seemed a money making trade,
Spite of many menacing Monitor trap
But when you count the cost --. e..
OF your ships and cargoes lost ...
Say!-what do you think oft notc, old chaps
And how you used to mock sH
At our solid Union stock; @
And then-to replenish your ieasurys gap, =
Took the Cotton Bonds at par
(Like donkey as you are y
Well--what do you think Of EN- no,c, old chap
Once, the honor of the South
Was forever in your mouth,
AS oft as you viewed the American map,
But since cavalier you see .alH
With assassin to agree .... ..
Say!-what do you think Of it now, old chap!
Ah-John-tha little dek- @
We will make it even yet l
BY giving your gouty old knuckles rap;
And when that job is done.
Wen have no occasion, John,
To ask, what you think of us no,c, old chap9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
WHOLE NUMBER SOC. y(llI.

The Board united 10 q memorial to the
President Of the United States asking Tor
the removal Of Commissioner Newton. from
the Agricultural Department at Washing.
ton, and The appointment Of DR.. N. s..
Townsend, Of Lorain county |, (at present.
serving in the United States army as Lieut..
Colonel. and Medical Director in the De.
partmeot Of Missouri, to that position.
We think their action viii meet the cor.
dial approval Of The entire Agricultural
community. "a ~ q il'''l ~
During the Fair the several Departments
will be under the general charge Of The fol.
lowing members Of the. Board-viz: Cattle.
D. G. Jones Horses, James FuIlineton !:
Sheep, Hogs, and Poultry, Daniel MoMil,
leo Machinery and Implements, r.. r.
Donnelly; Mechanics and Manufactures.
). W. Ross Farm Products, W. B. Nc.
Lung Fruits and Flowers, jones Bucl,
lnghau Fine Arts, Wm. f. Green. ssf
The Session was throughout, harmonious.
pleasant, aud effective. ''e' 1''gJ'
lH I. H sH CNiO Sf1fe Jour1nI p
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We bad gone 10 New Orleans 10 re.
side. My husband was q great lover of
beer; he made his regular trips, through
foul or fair weather. ever eveaing some
where between tea aud bedtime. TO a bier
house oD Couti street. The beer brewed
there was nectar, absolutely, be would say,
superior to any other be bad ever tasted,
and SO very superior TO that of any other
establishment in all New Orleans; be
wondered why people went to any other
bier house than Gurth's. lis peculiar nutty
favor, its rich creamy foam, could not be
cqualed by any other beer brewer. Gurth
was king. Everybody, be said, praised
it; lis fame of foam was literally 10 every.
body's mouth. Being az inyaljd. my
physician had prescribed porter for me-
l expressed my dislike 10 il; be begged my
permission 10 let him bring some of urth's
beer-kDew / could drink tbat-wonld
Soou learn 10 drink il it would just taste
it-surely would oblige him that much,
etc but stuck 10 it that / didn't like
beer, and would not allow myself TO be
persuaded to like it-so tberel ,,g,..F
One evening | said to him. You don't
go for your beer. 1 happened 10 be
looking him full in the face while speaking.
He suddenly turned away pale, pnmis-
taxable sign of being sick. The attack
was so violent and SO sudden that Twas
not little alarmed. As soon as be could
speak he begged for peppermint, camphor
or anything On my expressing wonder
at the cause of the attack, he turned pale
again aud commenced retchiug. sugges.
ted camphor again. No, It's DO usc--lfe
could'e take anything on bis stomach -
Well, 7peppermiut--,just little2 Mouse
TO try. ! have it. Let me send tor some
bee" mo, madam! l tell yon. mol be
tbapdered forth in tones that made the
glass rattle. Good Heayepl thought /,
what can all my poor husband? I said
nothing more, bot got him to bed as soon
as possible. He fell asleep ALMOST imme,
diately from sheer exhaustion. 70 ASaE'a
The next morning his Grst words we're.
Susie, please don't talkto me about sickness
last night--don't mention the subjec, at
all; and above all never ask me what % ade
me sick. OF course l said wouldn't; but
l couldn't help feeling curious to know
what it all meant. That evening about
beer time, he volunteered the remark that
lie thought beer disagreed with him, and
chat be would qnit the use Of il. Yes,
dear. | answered, with as serious face as
| could assume, backing towards the door,
looked him steadily in the face, (and ss I
got through the door, yes, dear, especially
Gurth's beeri / shut the door and ran. T
think be was too sick to follow, or could
see BY the last glimpse caught Of his phs
be was turning white again. A local in
that mornings Picayune had posted me-
Gurth, the brewer OF that nectar, had miss
ed very valuable negro man some weeks
previously ly--sdvertised could hear nothing
OF him. and at last almost forgot about the
loss Of the chattle. Yesterday. the Pick
said. on drawing off the beer from one OF
the vats, poor Joe was found at the bot.
tom, partially decomposed. & s1l' p f-FG
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Lucy looked up with a bewildered ex
ssion and the matfon added:

Lucy looked up with bewildered ex.
preston and the matron added:
The Lord Jesus, you remember Him.
A look like sunlight bresking through
a cloud, look which only saints can
wear, irrodisted the teaiful face OF the
dying woman, she replied: 81 .ol0ist ofr
Oh yes, I'koew Him and loved Him be-
fore l fell asleep. nd ... ..if el.i
The man Of God was called A few
who had known Lucy in her early days
came also. There was much revetentia
feeling, aod some weeping around her death
bed. Then rose the voice of prayer AT
irst her lips moved es her weak spirit
joined 10 that feIyent appeal Then they
grew still and poor Lucy was dead--desd
in her gray haired youth.
But those who sGZsd upon her PLACID
face and remembered her harmless life anC
patient suffering. doubted not that tb
morn of e'e nal day bad bfokeu OF
her NicHr OF YEARS.
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. Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
aad ee11 Easterza Cities,
Carrying the Great wesern and South Western u s. Mails
IMPRESS Trains leave Dunkirk daily
on arrival of all Trains the Lake Shore Raroa from
Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul
ST. LOUIS &c through TO New York change
The only route running through from the Lakes to
York City Splendid Ventilated Sleeping Cars run on Night
Traina ..... ... .... .-.r -.e
Baggage checked through Fare always low as BY any
other route. ".f.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free in
New York. 80 IT.
Be particular 10 call for Tickets Dunkirk and the Erie
Railway which sold at all the principal Railroad oeea
the West
Thsosd affords superior facilities for shiment oFrCsh
Express Freight Trains
New York daily, making connections through to
oil points West.
For Freight Rates. enquire OF Fl. WARD, 2Io Broadway
New York JOHN s. DUNLAP. is State Street, Boston
Mass Of E. SPENCER Western Agent ca Clark Street
Chicago eo2 Cha's Minot, Gen. Supt
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
Return of the Age or silver.

Wars brszen trumpet no longer blares
the notes of battle, and with returning
peace, ther notes.will be gradually missed,
and 10 their place will come the silser link.
ling Of long missed change. baf 'foT .d''a
A Lscrosse, Wisconsin,, letter ofthe
18th says, the delegates 10 Canada who
went to that land Of promise few months
since to see relatives or to attend TO lit.
tie business, are returning. Canada silver
is ofton TO be seen in the hands of men, and
faces long absent are becoming quite fainil-
all over the North. Men come quietly in.
little vslse or satchel in hand. When
the cars arrive, they gently step ont on the
opposite side from the depot, and With the
modesry OF Gen. Grant, pick their way on,
foot, prefering to walk rather than ride in
a crowded omnibu.! Qaietly they walk to
their homes no brazan trumpet, piercing
fife or hollow drum disturbing the cats in
their serenades,, the chickens on the roost,
or the night police, as The warriors Of peace
return 10 Law down their arms beside them
on bee. We met one OF these chaps The
the other day jpst altsr, bis arriyAl l,7T-zl
Hallool When did you rel nrnl Mel Oh.
I've been back ever since last Octobet?-
Alb, had not seen you lately lid not know
but you had been out Of the city. Mo-
! Tee been sick for a moatl or so--tAatsagy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

There is an editor in La Cross who has
kissed SO much sweetness from the lips Of
the girls that be is assessed as crashed su..
gar, on scconnt Of the sweetness be has
gathered, and the squeezing be has en4qfsi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
THE Subscriber
l. has stsrte
Draying BllsiRes

will ene him to share Of business he hopes to merit t.
All orders for hauling to and from the Depot about the
village will be thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
He will be found upon the Road at all times not necessarily
devoted to rest and feed. 6l0 .a' w. H. TERRY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

One day recently there was seen asI
the California Branch Mint. Virginia. City,
sixteen hugh bricks Of silver. each heavier
bar,hea ibsn one man could .conyenientlyd 4
carry sorlb IN the aggregate, $S4, 4os .77s,
Al The same time, there were At Two assay
officers In the same place, over two tons os
pure silver, in bricks. - ,'D'' e ''''''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

JET. is confined ID at Fort Lsfsyetis.
We have often. heard opr pepocrstle
friends speak Of him tendeIy IS en- effiog
sister. bat We had 20 Idss that y w qeitss.
90 bad as that a''' ''r'''' n '''t H'..s'p -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

S1 Cents 20 save eag.-HEGEMANs coNcEN.
ThATEp BkNziNE removes Paint Grease Spots &c sousl
70 new Only % cents per bettls. Sold BY Druggists.
hEGEMAF CO.
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Brewery.

EDWIN =. WILLIAMS & ALBERT
q A. .;,.a sEaaose sess. ts n.ns and arm Of Strong
Superior article Of Beer and Ale,
j.. ~ ElIs sDR ULN loIO0 ~ loo W
which cannot surpassed In any city They are now fur
niHhng the the good people Of Asbabus and ycni.
ty In Barrel half quarter and eighth bbl paeEsre. ia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
now my Husbapd came to E.chew n.sr,

aa Ohio State Journal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

HASKELL 4 SON. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provsons, and Besdy Made Clothing. Also
Dealers n all kinds OF White Wood Aah, Oak, Hickory
NV. HAskELL - ffL ol6 fCCD DIV HASKELL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10
puslNEss DIREcToRY.
'rAy.seis...

DIR. ". NJ. EAMES, Physician and Surgeon
fat. su, sson 2lst Rs o. w once and Residence Park
Street opposite George Halls Piano and heiodeoh Depot
Asntabula, Ohio. u Afta ye
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-06-10

H. A. HENDRY, successor to A. Herdry,
Dealer In Drpgs and Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils
ysrnlshss, Brushes Dye stafs &C Choice Family Groce
RES, ineludng Teas, Cofees &c. Patent Medicines.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medieiual purposes. Phys
clans carefully promptly attended to. 1853
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13


sion with the late Senator Douglas, and the
publication and circulation of his argument
gave him world wide reputation. and led to his
nomination and election as President of the
United States. The country divided and dis.
tracted by civil war, in the exercise of the
functions Of his great office, exhibiting indom.
table energy, fixed determination and undevi-
ating consistency i'll executing the high trusts
copfided t6his care, he rose to the occasion,
aud however severe the ordeal through which
he had to pass, he realized and justified the
opinion formed of his character and patriotism
by his constituency, the American people
The Presidents official duties ordinarily are
onerous and perplexing. but from the unparal.
lelled embarrassing circumstances attending
his administration, they must have become ex.
cessively toilsons<:: and distressirgly laborious
Each moment came freighted with care; every
transpiring evsut was replete with anxiety.
Mr.. Linooln's re- election to the Presidency
was the peoples crown-popular Appreciation
conferred for the neritorious discharge Of duty.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
CoLUMBIA.
Saturday Morning, May ls, 1866:
Charleston Tributes to Lincoln.

Charleston Tributes to Lincoln.
A Charleston Courier, CT the .22d ult., gives
w, under the title, "The Great National Ca.
lamity," the full report of a meeting of>the
citizens of that place. to express their sorrow
on the death of Abraham Lincoln. A prelimi-
nary meeting took place at the house of John
Phillips, Esq, where application was made by
n committee, consisting of VIM Aiken, George
W. Williams, James Lynah. James 8. Gibbes.
VIM. r. Sinons and Augustus L. Taveau, to
Col. Gurney, for the use of Hibernian Hall
Thelr prayer was graciously granted, and'the
meeting took place on the 21st of April. Col.
james Lyman called the meeting to order. and
proposed the Hon. VIM Aiken for the Chair,
Mr. Augustus L. Taveau and Mr. Jacob Will
z9an we're made Secretaries. The committee,
asappointed by MI. Aiken, consisted of Messrs.-
John Phillips. Chas. J. Manigsult, Jas. S. Gibbes,
Elias Vanderhorst, George W Williams, E.
Geddings NJ. D. Hon, T. L. Hutchinson, DanI
Horlbeck, John 8. Riggs, N. R. Middleton, Col
James Lynah, Samuel Hart,sr., Wna f. Simona,
John Ferguson. Benz. NJ. Seixas. E. H. Rodgers,
o. Reeder. w. II. Houston, James Mouatrie, M.
D., Wrl. Bird, James Marsh, John Van Winkle,
1<uuAoao 1sofShSAi 14' ~, 1Act StAoo oAoe4f0h&S
Vim. II. Giliiland. A S. }. Perry, Benz. D. Roper.
VIM. Kirkwood, James W. Brown, Rev. Jos.
Seabrook, Robert Th urston james Brawley, w.
- Fitch, M. D.. B. O'Nei.], John s. Ryan, T.
fupper. ST., T. A, Whitney, T. Street. A. Bis
cheff. John E. Cay, John Renneker, William P.
Knox, H. W. DeSaassare. NJ. D., W. postell In
graham, Wm. Ladder, David Barrow, r. w.
Seymour, A. 6. Mackey, NJ D.. John F. Poppen.
hcim,, 2. J. Coogan, 6. W. seignious, L. 7. BOT
ter E B: Jackson.
Sucl, are the names s-oi this committee as re-
ported. They may have been present, all of
chem, or not 1t is a frequent thing to put
forth the names of parties on such committee,
assuming for them sympathy for the object in
view, when,in fact, they may know nothing
about it. We give the following speech of Hon.
Mr. Aiken, on taking the Chair:
FELLOW CITIZENS: We are assembled to pour
out the general griof which has been felt in this
city for the sudden remoyal from tsis life of
Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United
States. Tha horrible and atrocious assassina
tjon of President Lip coin has filed every feel
Ing heart with sorrow and Indignation. T did
not know, personally, the late President, but
those who did have spoken Of him in the kind
est manner to me; his heart v as benevolent aud
forgiving, and we are tod, and have reason, to
believe, that through him our difficulties would
restored to our distracted country Our ex-
oc Co. L. H.