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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-07

MITCHELL Chairman. John Barrie TREASURER, JOfn wall,
Secretary; Kenneth Mckenzie and Robert Hamilton
Tn. OWNER ov THE CIR HAIL-Mrs Marshall paid her
monthly visit to the City Hall Tuesday in order to
collect her for the occupancy Of that metropolitan
ednce and was IL usually the case politely referred
by the Mayor hts secretary who handed her over TO
the tender mcrcies Of the Marshall but notwithstanding
ell their poteness there overturcs made towards
the payment OF the rent The people round the City
Hall who draw themselves such large sums OF money
from H. profess 70 believe her insane; but this may be
easily seen through Let Mrs Marshall procure Judg
ment against the city for the amount due TO her which
will be quite an easy matter and then she compel
the city government to discharge her bill.
THE ruLros srnwr Fmx-FuRrHxR PARTICULARS AND
ISsuRAscEs Tho loss and damage by the fire ut No
Fulton street. which occurred Tuesday night will In
all probability not be large reported yesterday The
following correct list Of the assurances Lewis Etel
4 Co., manufacturers Of oil clothing, No. Fulton
street, are insused for sssooo as follows -Bowery
81 900, Asior 81, $780, Fremcns "a, 500 Relief 81 600
International S5 900, Equitable $4,000, Williamsburg
City s2,50o Rutgers q, ooO Park g. 5o0 Manhattan
$4,000 Commonwealth a. 500 Metropolitan az. 600
Niagara $500 Hickman $1,000, stuyvesant 81, 600
total e33 900 Joseph Stiner Co., dealer In teas and
conees No Fulton street, insured for s2s 900 In the
following companies:Central Park 81 500, Tradesmens
5000. Gloe. Mechanic 600 Exchange
Of tobacco, No. 10 Fulton street. insured for
s2i, 500 in the following companies: metropolitan In
demnity Corn Exchange, Lenox Columbia, Fulton, Re.
lief and Market The damage TO the stocks Of Messrs
Stincr Co. and r. II. Purdy Co is by water The
fire did not extend beyond No. s. the building in when
torginated. Fire Marshal Baker Is investigating ~ "
the origin Of the fire, which at present Is unknown
FIRE IN EAST TmRrxxSru srnnr-A Horse BURNED TO
DEATH between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Tuesday
night Gre broke out In stable in the basement OF the
building 2o3 East Thirteenth street. occupied by William
spioker and before the flames were subdued horse,
valued at two hundred dollars, and owned by Mr. Spcke
was burned 10 death The Gre was no doubt the work
OF an nocndiay and Fire Marshal Baker has obtained
n full description of man seen 10 run away from the
premises the guilty partv may be arrested
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! For Sale and to Let.


l. ~. "a modern three-story Brick House. No. 4sG
a:.;i congress Street. Lot 33x12O feet with good
| iiL stable; together with passage In the rear Of
he lot. Itot sodby the 18th OF September, viii be
leased for term Of years. -t9is -
Inquire OF -e r.
- JOHN c. PROgsTFE. Limo Street.
Portland, Aug. 26--dtf p "A - s4 ~
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MIDnI.F-AaEn Mrr

There are many men at the age Of thirty who are
uoled with too frequent excavations from the bad.
der, often accompanied BY slight srarting or burn.
ing sensation, and weakening the system In manner
the patient cannot account for. On examining TIE
urinary deposits ropy sediment win often be found
win appear the color win be Of thin mllkish hue
again changing to a dark and turbld appearance,
There are many men who die OF this dihctty, ignor-
ant of the cause, which Is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
i can warrant perfect cure IN such cases, and
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
Persons, who cannot personally consult lie DR.
can do 30 ~ writing, In plain manner descrption
be forwarded Immediately. y
An cOErespondenee strictly CONFIDENTIAL and WIN be
re61rned, If desired. f Fey
y Address: Dr.. J. b. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street lcorner Of Middls
Street, Portland Ne,
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Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general should have
ther efficacy established By well tested experience in
sno hands Of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tits him tor all the duties he must
ulnlli yet the country Is hooded With poor nostruns
ana eure-als. purportng to DO the beat IN the world
49, noe only useless, but always injurious. Ihe I'M
.ytleuhaee should be PARTICULAR In selecting biz
Phf SSlln' Is u Is lamentable yet incontrovert-
ntsl That many syphilitic patients. arc made
s eDe with ruined constitutions by matreament
Evit Aperenced physicians In general practice
IoI y y pont generally conceded BY the Fest syph
osLalsne.s mat tho study and management Of these
who would be competent and ~ their lTeSt
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practit-
ioner having neither opportunity nor time to make
pursues one system Of treatment in most cases max
ing an indscfminate use Of that antQ nated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury. rA7-ffr
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MisceQaneous.

70 M honorable Court Qf County Commissioners for
- the 6bs.aty Qs osslbsrland m AlA =
IL, bahitanfs Of Harpswell and Brunswick, in said
County. that q Town Way, on Orr's Island, in said
HarpsweI, leading from land under improvement ana
Prince. two ofthe undersighed, petitioners, and re-
siding in said Harpswel, in north,eastsry dIreci
ton In the most Convenient way to the county hoea
convenience and necessity; and that the Selectmen or
said Town Of Harpswell, on petition Of your peqon-
ers therefor, after due notice and heaTing w1tnm
year now last mast to w.t. on day OF June last
past ,lnreasonaby neglected and refused to lay out
said Town way. 1s.a aas AZ aIq1h
Wherefore your petitioners considering themselves
aggrcved by said neglect and refusal pray that after
due proceedings are had, this Honorable Court
would lay out said Town way aceordigto the Statute
In such case made and provided. s.sl
Dated this It'll day Of August A. D. 1865, -
v JOSEPH d. WYER,
W2f- NNal lt ~ end i29 others.
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.tStgM4ERLAND, 50. ! ss,e.s.elI -Ae. =,
AZ tne Court Of County Commissioner begun ana
holden at Portland, within and for the Coun-
III " OF Cumberland, on the first 1uesoay y
La, June, A. ID. 1866, TO wit, at an adjournment
\ ~ thereof, begun and holden at said fortianH,
,s,Ht on the first Tuesday OF September, A. D.
- 1856, tbeing the fifth day of said month";
N tne iofegoing petition, it being satisfactorily
70 the Court that the petitioners are response
be anu mat hearing is expedent, it is hereby Or
DE1sED Lnat the County Commissioners will meet at
inc dwelling house offs c. Prince 0rrs Island IN
the Icwn OF HarpsweIl on THURSDAY, the Eth
gay Q, october, A. ID. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
INA. Lhe petitioners give notice to all persons interest
cd by causing atested copies ofsad petition and this
order Of court thereon, to be served upon the Town
Clerk OF said Harpswe and also by posting up copies
OF the same IN three pnblc places in said Town, and
publisnirg the same three weeks successfully IN the
Portland Daily Press, newspaper printed in Port
land the first Of said publications and each Of the
other notices, to be at least thirty days before the
time of said meeting; at which time and place, after
has been satisfactorily shown that the above notice
has been duly given, the Commissioners win proceed
to view the ron1e set forth in said peto and other
routes and roads connected Herewith, and after such
view, they viii give hearing to the parties and their
witnesses, at some convenient place in the vicinity,
when and where all persons and corporations inter-
ested may appear and shew cause, any they have,
why the PRAYER ofsad petition should not be granted.
~ Attest:-D. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
Copy of Petition and Order Of Court thereon.
Attest:-D. W. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
b Sept. 8, ID, 20. Sac f5raas s4t naswi $50.
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Portland and Penobscot River
Summer Arranpemert

ssslK-N On and after Moniav April oath. the
snew aud fast. going steam. = REG
uLATnk.p Sapt. " n q Mower. will leave Bail.
MONDAY, WEDpHsDAY ana FhIp1r svsning. At 10
O'Clock, connecting with ihes p n train from Bos-
ResuFnlng, VII leave Bangor every MONDAY,
truching. at Reckland, Camden, Belfast Searspori,
Brcksp0rt Wintespcrt and HAND q. both WAYS:
and Eastern Railroad at the Depots in Boston, So
lem, Lynn and Is wrenee.. = -
& For freight or passage apply TO q ra59
A,EOMERBY Agent, s'sA--
Portland. Aprii n: ises. ~ 0m's 'a sas "haf''
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HAVE coNFInrNcr

An who have committed an excess q any klns
whether it be the solitary vice Of youth or the stnS
ING rebuke Of misplaeed contidonee in lathrer year.
SEEK F0R AH ANT7DOrE IN SEASON
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude ana Nerysus
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton ara
Z rr the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the consummaton that Is sure 10 nj
low: DO not wait for Unsightly Clcers Tor
Disabled Limbs, for Less Of Beauty
.HffM.a..E 7 as,d f,orf,r,l owfas,
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HOW MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY X
] THIS RY UNHAPPY EXPERIENCEI

Young men troubled with emissions IN sleep-a
complaint generally the result Of a bad habit IN
youth,treated scientifically, and perfect cure
ranted or no charge made. .lI f5sr-
Hardly day posses but we arc consulted by one
or more young man with tho above disease, some Of
whom are as weak and emacated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed y
have 1t. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course Of treatment, and in short time are
made TO rejoice in perfect health. l-
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Steamer for ? yarmouth.

a The steamer CLIPPER viii leave
Yarmouth for for Portland Tues
/ .s-ffi M ATay, Thursday and Saturday at 8
salzEzll=2G 80 o'clock A. NJ. ssgisso
Returning will leave Portland
Pier same day at 81 O'Clock p. NJ % HAD
No freight received at Portland after o'clock e 2
Fare each way, 80 cents. Sesg IA sep13if SAL
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ME- ALVAH LIBBEy, who has had the- sole
- ,s,n7Xency ior COLDS IMPROVED STEAM and
SSelsDIatea ~ eregor Hot dir f mace, both ofwhcb
~ s y reputation. be found hereafter
and 173 Middle St.. where he win be happy to meet
tn9se want Of furnaces, and rec Give their ORDERS
ne atVends personally to Furna. y work
!. -. 1--ss V-A-fAee 9eAL 81 lAIsVAH LIBBEY.
2 Portland, Aug q, 1855. Ealaa aug22d3m
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.!!IINS]
leo ! IS
2 2sS

DLEAsANT to the palate. cause no pain. act
i promptly, meyer require increase Of dose do not
exhaust and for elderly persons, females and child
rem, are just the thirg. Two taken at night NOV
the bowels once the next morning. Warranted
In all eases Of Piles and Falling Of the Return we
promise cure tor all symptoms Of the DYSPEPSIA
such g Oppression after eating, Sour Stomach, Spit
ting Of tood tspitntions; also, Headache, Dizziness
Pam IN the Back and Lo;ns, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, SICK Headache, Coated Tongue, Bilious
ness, Liver Complnmt, Loss Of Appetite, Debility,
Faintnsss, &c. Travellers fRd the Lozeages yast
gaas taeg need as they are so compact and f.oaoroso
nat hey may be carried N He rest pocket iTice "
8, HARRISON & CO., Projectors, NO Iremo ~
Temple Boston. WIN be mailed to any adaIss' o
enclosing so cents. v aeN 10 1l 9uy1~y
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WAsHINGToN CITY, D. Co.. 81 n =
IS ti-h ~ N = ~ August II, 1865.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist Of
q "A Brevet Colonel O. s. Trirler, Surgeon Y. s: A.,
President: Brevet Lieutenant Colonel II. r. Writ,
Surgeon It. S. A.; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Antho-
nv Heger, Surgeon q. S. A., and Brevet Major z:
G. Lee. Assistant Surgeon U. s. A., Recorder, win
meet in New York City, on tine goth Of September
next for the examination ofcanddatcs for admission
into the Medical Staff of the United States Army, and
of Assistant Surgeons for promotions.
Applicants must be between q and 30 years OF age,
and physically sound. 10y &
y Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
General Of the Army stating the residence of the ap
plicant and the date and place Of his birth: they
must be accompanied by respectable testimonials OF
moral character. S. 4.da Nis. 49,
If the applicant has been in the service, he win
send the testimonial of the chief medical officer, un-
der whom he has served and If in service at the pres
emit tine. the application must be sent through the
Medical Director of the respective Department.
No allowance Is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing the examination, it Is indispensa
Bile prerequisite to appointment.
There are now twelve vacancies in the Medical
Staff fs ssr SGD .i.a.
III" 4 Surgeon General U. S. Army.
Aa Aug 2s-3tawtin oct1 i.isc-q ~ a9A .nalnf1.
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Seizure Of Goods.

~ PoRTLAND, August @, 1865.
TTNHE CONSUMERS MUTUAL COAL co. havo
Ill now on hand superior quality of COAL for house
purposes for foundry and steam purposes. Also
nice article of Smiths Coal and good supply Of dry
auy others that want can be supplied at the lowest
market rates. .5iiiTye1. fff1fifrs17C ,.t,,-,-
0ftee head Of Union Wharf, formerly occupied BY
ShurtleR ~ Co. .. ~. -f4'- "
. Aug 23--d4w J.. P. BUTLER, Agent d
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Medical.
DIR. j. b. HUGHES
-A9AN CAN BE FOUND AT ms
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS.
No. < Ten,o,e st,.os,

VXTHERE he can be consulted privately, and viii
w the utmost confidence by the afhicted NJ ~
hours eatly, and from A. n. to9 p. M.
Dr H. addresses those who are suffering urao- the
afiicton OF private diseases, whether arising erorn
impure connection the terrible vice Of setabnse
Devodpg his entire time 70 that particular brunch o.
RANrEErNo a CURE IN ALL CASES, whether ~ long
standing or recently contracted entirely removfng
the dregs of disease from the systeIn and making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call tho attention Of the afiictod 10 the
fact Of his long standing and welle reputstion
furnishing suricient ASSURANCE Oh ma sldh and sue
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Farmland Stock for Sale.
streai1ed Mountain Place for Sale

.--, =. This is ono Of the best places for sum
AIarA - ! Iner boarding in the country. The
@mIpszA house Is situated at the foot OF the
& 55atsA# Mountain, and commands view
- = that for natural loveness cannot be
It is 10 miles from Portland-45 minutes ride nom
H. r. Station at South Paris. The farm contains $50
acres-hne, orchards--axcellent water in house and
house. This valuable property is now offered for SALE
For particulars call at So Commercial St, address
s1LfTs II j. A. KING, South Paris. I
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> xssSs$ Game into my cntlosurc on the 2sfh
&pSf3 rSoi August, thirteen. Lambs, which the
owner can have 10y proving property
kANik and paying Charge: 81 ~ - !.
Gray, sept, i. ises. -, ANt lsSs,s NAsh.
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.ea'A q. 8. Sanitary Commission
ARMY s NAVY CLAIM AGENCY.
n no aaIAoIJ-1s l---------. saW 1slli -rrf &
81 % etNO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
III. II. Fesseasde1ss Local agent.
.ts Omce, No. 05 Exchange Street.

NyHEU s. SANITARY COMMISSION desiring to
Il relieve Soldiers Sailors, and their E,milies from
the heavy expenses usually paid for the prosecution
OF such claims have established this Agency to col
ect PENSIONS arrears Of pay, bounty and other claims
against the Government, WITHOUT CHARGE OR Fx-
PRNsE OF ANY, KIND WHATEVER TO THE CLAM
ANTE -rrra5ss.s.. .s.r-lF lt'ii
on application sent to this Agency, stating the
name and post Office address OF the claimant tic
name, rank, company, egmet, service and State Of
the soldier on whose account the claim Is male date
Of discharge or death, the proper blanks win be allied
out as tar as possible and forwarded TO the person an
plying Those can then be executed and returned to
this pnice, where tho claim viii be prosecuted to final
issue IN the shortest possibleltlne. bse
ju1y7eod2m6 tw6m. tiN r
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IREMOVAL.

TrHE undersigned take this method to inform their
customers and the public generally that they have
REMOVED THEIR BAKERY from No. WASH
ngton Street to their new Bakery Nos. and SUnion
Street, where they will be pleased to all their old
customers and as many new win be pleased to
give us a call. SsHa
44 IS 49,, o,....a. R. W. SMARDoN.n 4
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YORK & CUMBERLAND r. R.
PORTLAND 6 KENNEBEC R. R.

On and after Monday next. trains will
Naskzsszsg leave Port and daily for Bath Augusta,
NatefvilIe Kendall's Mills and skowhegan, at 10
n, and on Saturdays only for Bath aud Augusta ut
S15P. ~ The train from Portland at P. u con-
meets at Kendalls Miis with the ain for Bangor
and other stations east same night Passengers from
Portland desiring to take this route. can purchase
tickets to Kendalis Mills and inform the conductor
In the cars that they - through to Bangor and he
will SO arrange their fares thatit shall cost them
more by this loute han anv other -
Trains ne IL Portland TO connect with trains for
Boston Monday at 20A. NJ, and every day at 2 30
M fa Z,
Fret hit train leaves new depot Portland at Gas A.
EDWIN MOVES, Superintendent. 5
April "a, 1865. '7'a i 'i,asi 8 apra0tt ITls2
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Farm for Sale.


Real Estate for Sale.
TINE subscriber offers for sale two Houses on Dam
forth Street. No. if8, with q large barn. and
store ON the same lot The houses are one and half
stories high, wen finished and in good condition. The
lot Is 100 by s. feet with several fruit trees upon it.
The buildings will be ssd together or separately as
purchasers may desire. Title clear, and terms ber-
Portland, Aug. 81, 1s05.--dsws' & se'1.SS
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House Lots for Sale.

GENERAL finely located House Lots in Cape Ehz-
Inquire OF Il. N. PERRY at the Sheriff Office, Port
land, where a plan Of Cape Elizabeth lots may, be
seen. may13d
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

The HOME FARM Of the late
/ &HA-<ls TJOSHUA /. FL ILL., of Gorham,
5ETf Me-, near Great Falls Village con-.
Ta43lf1H tanning about ninety acres, wen de
sz3-zI vided into wood pasturage and til
lage land; produces forty tons OF hay. Land and
buildings In excellent condition.
A desirable property and for sale on reasonable
terms, "a 2 ~%fNTH "A rw .
Inquire Of the SUBSCRIBER or Of Mrs f. A. HALL
on the premises. p. r. HALL,
County Treasurcr's Office, Portland, Me. s
August S-d&vf
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ssThere is NO such Word as Fall.,,
The Opelousas courier., 1865-04-22
4. For the News.
The Fires Of Liberty,


IN the midst Of the changing fortunes Of the
present gigantic revolution the minds Of rltn ife
apt to be strongly influenced by the Successes or
rerefses which follow cur aFai1s and those events
which must fill the pages eur future history.
Unparalleled as thisstfnggls sifa tiIe history OF
nations, tor its magnitude, stubhornness ana
fiereeneass few stop to garner from the past those
exslaples which should encourage and animate
thesiearts of allinltheir uncompromisine resist
arces to the aggressions of the North. No people
we're aever ensiayada by u despatie rowsr Who
possess the strength and advantages Of the South
iafs a successful achievement of their i,tener,.s
tlence. To will ii iotareomplish To be free re-5
qnlres united efforts of the peopi4 at home Al
well as tsse patriot men confronting the inyadno.
hosts pf the foe 1hea future Of the ;sotltb as
conquered pEoTinces under Yankee desnptic rule
exhibits picture searfll i'm all it'll details tIlat
thu mind instinctive reeoils froinsits conten-
plaliplis Our lands ia tie handsstf q Iiatetbfoe
'faternizing with Ethiopian slaves. raised from
slaFfss sheirs patHEal conditien, 40 equals with
heir scarcely superior Yankee friends, the natu.I
Al teFieHity ef saeiE mental powers but render
pg Jasll atl the more petnr rous and agTpgarls ind
heir elevation; high toned and aelivaIrous citi.I
eH!s dsPriysd Of sAesri of suffrage efsaroice H
tie affairs pfr santrE they oncsrpossessel:i
ypnens thapfaae;and hesstof the hrase and
49, 4 IH.s
The Opelousas courier., 1865-04-22
THE oPELoUsAs coURIER.

Published ON Saturday, BY Joel q. samoa
Owing to aconstant fuctuation in the IeliaIs v
value of paper-money, we shall, from tss VI .s.s
November 1864, adopt our former rates, O. ,oa
Subscription. three dollars per year. payaonsm ~. =
advance, or 81 at the end of the year. sam ".
criber wishing to discontinue stglye . HlI.sa
notice to that effect and settle up all afTeafaHn
Advertisements will be inserted at bse GU
per line for each insertion; and all advertise
sent in for publication will be inserted ~ enss \.
and french (unless otherwise ordered} unnl'p
editor shall judge it convenient to discontinue .,
No subscription viii be stopped until a .:.,, s,s
arages are paid, unless at the opteu Of ene saI., Nv
Candidates to public favors will pay ten aO'.
each, in advance, if they wish to be anrounGsu re
Confederate and other current |papert,anno I y.
win be accepted at their relative value ~ sne tn
Of payment. n. e 4.
Until further change, advertisements q g " 4
General or Stare Government will be lnaeisssa w
The rate Of fifty cents per line, payable Y e''. E
fadeTste or State bills.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-04-22
- OF tEle New
Ye Lincoln Laudaults.

We praise thee, oh! Abe; we acknowledge
thee TO be sound on the goose;
All Yankee land doth acknowledge thee ever
lasting old joker;
To thee all ofice-seekers cry aloud, fanke7.
dom and all the powers therpin
10 thee. Stanton and Wells Continually dc
cry. Buay!tbnly! bully hey with a glass-eye;
Washington and Illinois are full of the naips
ty Of thy glory;
Ihy glorious company of Political Generals
praise thee; s VI
,IIhe The noble army of contractors praise thee;
The good1y fellowship of Postmasters praise
thee; r.1.1l
The mighty republican institutions throuphont
all Columbia, do acknowledge thee;
The father of intiaite prociamations;
Thine adorable, true and only policy;
Also. Brevet Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott, the cemfortet;
Thou art the King Of raiLsplitters oh. Abe;
Ihou art the everlasting son Of the late Mr.
Lincoln; - -
When tookest upon thee to run for The Presi-
deney and deliver the Union thou ddst humble
thyself to stand on The Chicago platform;
Waen thou dsdst overceme the sharpness of
election thou didst open the White House Kuch-
ems to all believers;
Thou sttest at the right hand of Uncle Sam in
'. gApi .ui 5Lie tapltoi.
we believe that thou shall not come to be63tre-
elected;
Nevertheless, we pray thee. keep thy servants
whom thou has kept from jeff Davis and foreien '
= 81
s !. Make ns to be remembered with thy favofites
10 efsfce everlasting: ~ T
On Abe! save thy people and bless thy IA
Gesern them. and increase their salaries for,
ever; # 81 Il eN'r''''s' 70 -.
DAY by day we puff thee, and ne exalt tbv
lame forever in the daily papers; 4.
Z oafnsaie on, Abe!1o keep US this day with
oh, Abe! have mercy on, the army of the poto.
mac; .srs : siie : o'o-
zoh. Abe! let thy mercy be upon US, as our
oh. et Abe! B for thee have voted--les me never