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becomes make Il ABHohhsD AID nArrs thin
ccursed OF God AID atteriy condemned by nlan-
Reso!rsd, That notwithstanding the stking down OF the
sLD Of ls nation IL the fu m-idsD Of biz grest usefulness
ne HEART o. The nation stH hV~- n ne hrs. - twenty
los OF ne people. peprue srd perfect he sra idea
universal Liberty wieh be 90 iulJ tAd ssn-iy aausur
led.
heIaicsd That niuls cur teArs with The sefsirt;ke
Of corlivinrn n this hour o. or nations
I'd csproisl % ak the yrrd Pftige q! mourning
viii re Dercssed family to whom ~et,a"ei ouI hea iels
go dol .ucr.
it-1(d Ths; f,rser''y lhs; tlay pesse the Al
li ~ uef 60 F.s-rve sac hr ~ q ssoi To- ol '@ 40
nou AM "hsfe ieny Offer tus syn STILES II sincere
men.
Fslrfd hl fsh IN the form Of vs.nnt NJ under
witch ras Ttastd co lot, more ifm n o
ryrr believe tasi IL Andrew Jone0n wo sL-.l
lave nt sicrs-soI H. Abraham Line Do.
hsf he'd Tue. ped- 10 tic idmi1is.aon n TIE new
President toe seaport AID reliance winch We gave 70
80 Hsj be- 'nst o.! A', Immediate prrl' ress1..
p Fl4 Isf fs IoHuty Coau.u recommend e. the SUD.
oI1Hae Councils within hs juIi'aic.on lie pr1pely o.
lraf tEe IN appl1! e larurI. I'd H. tsch
member thereof the usual badge Of mourning 10! t
d1yI
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4 largo and attentive Audience assembled
?, .erIay lh0rr.lc Co. tie ~ J, rua ~ Dr'- l.oi
2 arch 1vsaiyt'irt.s'., 20 leor &c Rev. .. Y. ".
E.OAEE upon tae Pfe.e tc ril'. its icl't ~
tlruan took hs ts.t ,rlm ~ Samuel 1T c.er. ftj
r. verse" HoN .ra DE .rty i-ion j, TIE ti'-i Cd
&c h.ftei O. JoraiigH ,f.a 'as. s-aI 20 '.ih- isA
spf its icael,st word n.d sent m,Lis fTe ia eco
- in8 llccff.H w..ch Da,4. bl.c tls iff.--. IT..
"ior ftc lIi'In n'oetE- .,-cfT was ni-'h more
elf 81 character 10 t.s r.. l', trrf'. aIt t ".t
surffiln ttrl O. t.e effl'. Ii ''i. 'li Nc. . l.
j. taih ncropres end rit sf.s or sarf.r lint acic
Wa o. m-ci in e departed CHEF o hono' .o1 aad
t,yc Tie sIc1.er "a n announced ca Che n -re o. Is
siscorrse "Ile Iile a.d l.rt'I - Abraham Lincoln
lie va men gg 30 intel ,,ttai.5 lad b''n success,
Sfy tc.itE lawyer, .r1-I of tir u. PIE g..
kis own state clgovbr ri Coz rro s ti0 c cf leader
o. ~ n'f0 lu moro ie .trl r fYr lle net .aIN,
and f1 suce,rfs c... dIte rJr ffe Pre- .Icnoy O.
tae 'Drls .h. no1or3 zes largely ne .eirrs l-a III
te.lc"lre or TIE county. lic ability ol As great
src .Hf. vas Lefe particularly rt4cli.a 3d. tni zoe
tpcis'f l''D t'.,.l ~ c'- ei other a. % ts
Slarf -icr atd fte t1faf stance OF ta position. IL
W. plor-eltigi.y fTor in icenrd 10 .Ie tine aud
fto cgcgIst frCs5 NJ Is Term; bgt particularly vas
Che opportunity o. caaGcp patton ono anon which De was
ssc Cl1ugb o. secure @ foundation - his ~ arc lqne
yIe Wa above IN. loUtfcr eool man. cfliIeilig con,
&C euisns ard tclcf0c.tf tbs greatness 81 lis moral
oisfactr WIS lhc fecfc. of hi5 hold up9r ~ na oua
helit II died tie victim oI onFe.li tet ts ap-t "
bsrb.rrn L4r ft'n into fhs pit WIZ i.li. irrc',
60 ~ f- last deed has t.e Eltyh justice. L htHll
" ar Booth aad j, She CHIEF C01spi'atrs - free q
c1risi lrYfg Oe what p.l.i.e Of ,Guicecla tts De
Soncf when Isruel lad committed Vho'elun ami
h0siry with Moab, sld ile j,vpie Ecf rsnlg s.rainr,
sud plague rave ing ara ieeL :ca1ei n.t hn'giug
Vhst 90 do &c Lord rd 10 im "Inle 40 i1e 'eads OF
tbe people ard lgDg t.e1 up 5circ re L3,d esnIs.
49, that tlc fierce anger W nc l'l M! % IiAcd
sssy from ISRAEL IL ya only when justice var done
AM Chief MIA vas pa. DEATH that Tie p.asue wa'
s.-ret and Gods anger sbc-sod IAis IS 20 teEtenot
W. Fu Dc pronounced yJH tho caoiDS S.p-i-' uhl
vsnfeaacof tbs is aee this r. the vindie2ton " th'
sfile attribute. Obed csce 10 the divine command
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ihe Itt - -J'- i'''.' 'f 80 w. ~. -
aE Be-. aged DO f'.H ti1n .le e' .h o.! re i,a.
te 81 .'t. .i.'. "l ''t '
ne '.f. --l. -''' '...' .i ''' ..4i 10 % '.'
on ,. tt. ..'-t't Co. .t '.y- ''.'''. -
DlicAaa r'l n"eir 70 q -'"," '-' - 'o -
nee .u 70 ,g IL. 80 tt '.,f, .',..r.ir,.
tNo '.'' o'' - -, -. ~ 80 ,- ~, ,- t, =, pr.y
to 'Dc h'.'- .Vt - ~. r p. fr.+ A.,
a., ...-ri" !. .f. Gus f0 SIX. o.. Vtt-r.u
tt, ..,. ,.t r,ror,rers.. seith t.c tord. 4"
49, ,,.,,, -.a..l r.. ,..lu. ts., tl,r. lr- 90
..-,...5 D., t,. c-acfl..a. lut IL j. eno.t blit-
-,.-'r-'rs H. colf.le ile murder 81 10 mere ID.
Z .u,e,r g9.at lo.et,r good. 70 TO Vicailp.s
Z f..!-e rr to r.n o. God in proitn'
.f.t.ry fiere ere more examples ~ siuuar
'f., ql.. .r....Iu...on ~ Julius Cesar natII' l
,r. AN. 4 g. ,ililtr.iy siui.lr4u sJu.c of 10
,r,.qirr .i.u-f t.re we've points of c4agreturai
: e--. LA. .,a WOOL ifre amer rrd nlstfirr
4 --.' .-,b dom Will. tie chqr.cfsf ~ ilnoil
- f..,l.ll, Ue r.vgts. t.n.ar .Fe Lincoln lat
s-il.-4. .s ~ ..C5,' ers,h; l.tie Fat5rd ..-a
.fi-eo.rrl.,u.it- wouads. 81 D &c people u l.1ae
or. aipi.,r... iao.rfi covered tie empire. vile
,.- '..f ,.r,ff Z. OH rgu0rf ne streets 90 .eNr
ID ~. cs.sesir. Mother coincidence is some .
.t.f ,'inr. .f I'o.c rrasf qra died ei about 81
~. + ii, w. l.. end each lcIl .e-Hcs: CGsII. .lm
...- t .,. r., f.-ar.fs I.r..l1; Ii elm Ias ie u.
800 ..,l 4, r.,,in ,.thr,tln tfr F.x briefly
.-1 -., ,,,.g,...i.i O., Aff Lincoln AID i.e Dc.
, I ,-.,..tef .-l.-. -.d f.eu ..I.l.....l T. ns.l,
10 All. ~ tlr li..t rore q. t,.if J. So f.r %
- rt-.'n ,y,. c "a Ono rs....iuai0a was uu-
10. rt,t Without lrU1l Doe nls rc ri mono C'iL-
-s. $40 were 81. r 81 alut was Cla.eo4 upon i.c.l
,-.4f ANS Other o.. % WHO eE.r neid n L.a bard ta-
.o,e IL ir. and 1.lth he Wls uD "fI'n az
a. .a.--$ O.. fe s.n.tfr - tcn tla. W.rr
.,n r. n.." Az 'si ..ra = w.,'I ia . tle decd wrs
au.l.acc. tho =. .b.is is1c ca'y hnr-li cowt ulol
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cann,-s,. pre.byIrrins Cnurch.

Service was lall in t'f church Yesterday
morning ~ lie pcstor. The Ies 8. T. Tiqn,y. The
clufct lkr o.. of c r thc cry, S. 4fapcL ia mourn
ing bl4 moan ai Dec c.. ~ Erti w0IC a0;io Nt.ic
badge ot .nfrlw aid uu:reutJ or q great lcptTfrC.
-.IroY vas preached ~ tir Fmrr.. h t.e .lrse
ot S.-cl ., nCct 1 i-1h- terms t' thr nN '-arr'
.fr wee -t. lic denounced the .ut.Cfs ol .e lrn
fenf sq8,e ,f tic .uIt which irsDc.t.I tit irr.if
d.. .ue All ~. H.oi thet tte SIC ir~ -'lia-
Dc. upon cu- fuoHai ans - TIE lc-a0y o'
l.lau ao!f.au --v.s !o-fer lrtt tNry.
&c i1tu'aatol asritoc r,..Ccr .uc .'. rsla'ls in
ll.,e t.yi o. ci.,- Zoos. nr. invoked .ss.l. 90
ft- s. ~ fns been irsr r I'D 90 the bead # ie .i.r
Airarers I.a.,la i.i tI.sl,l ..s work. to.s, 20 ti'
sc oi lUc.iH ti..l g.. nag u.. aig ear So yet I'-t
wisdom ~ Ho.r l1e .le-e,a'..n - doggy
l.lrca..i Y rlr, OF tI. fr..ct,s god 49, 81 CLOSE
l-,ca.} ..el e. ,sl. .. .s o.r beloved lad - ;hs
Del. hour ol tfleL
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rtc EIcoviupdaIe Bapsist Church.

4 sermon was delivered by the Rev. d..
Weseott a. tie Baptist Church In Forty seeond'st,
lre@r Seveoflsve Yesterday morning, in accordance
will he recommendation Of Gov. fenion.
Tic lOg7th hymn in the Plymouth Collection "" suns
in tie commencement Of The services after chore
anthem; end the first chapter OF "a samnel-whlcl
eo, ains the lament II David Soul and Jonathan
was the lesson for the day After the singing OF The
lla9ih hyInn. the pastor announced for bis tex
"a Samuel l., %: How are tie mighty i"heh III TIC
Gidst Of tho battle r.
Tie theme was. Tie Death Of TIE President and The
Lesson which 1t Teaches.
Dr. WEscOPT commenced by mentioning the NAME
Of the death by the hand OF man coWerdy ara fock
lees OF oral scnslbtes and then recounted some o
lLg causes which produced lie mourning unirefsn ~
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'. should 20 for his aud that Of tha people II war
with this sfrne Beuhstad Ahab lost he Hfe. dc was
smitten IN h.s chariot by en- arrow from bow draw
r venture ana when the chariot wa washed 10 the
pool o. catnr, tue dogs cane aAd '!okod to blood @
'Ahah IL We Ut these eadin. Conspirbtors 60 We VII
I've to me the Jay that ws yielded " tuon mistaken
.CleueIgy
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the land. These are; The spirit OF the Rebellion
The plot must have been vide spread and dates as far
baot % November last Again, needed The depsrtsd
President: had learned T. trust brn aud rely upon
hin 10 bring aiy iortl non the Jaws o. dssth Winch
done CT tho right tine and The people 1sys manes'eo
tap- SUBTRACTION viii tlCu "a ~ ss4s ~ morning
Dr. We colt stated that FREUD - liza al hecn
.at .te rlius TO count ile hu' .rgs ", 9 broadway
.rpJfart,f n.tseen Tnirtcth AMI HaIls.i aid there
aro bat foGfD The lessons be learned Lot few
TIE pcrcc'aess Of or Constitution s - cvi-eh.
from ho fact tist though fhr ngr VINO wass the t3t
of the Government vas stricken down sulseuly, tie
ects Of Gcgeru lont heve hti DO hindr And ;ir
American character OF c cc4e i0Fc 90 ilCI ruicrs 10
foGud bc1stlnl exhibition D. this sal c,u,b 81 oni
history Wliie ere ;le dil' spir. a. the kcbe
lion has shown lis te-in, nature n the sHme miftof
Finally. sc behold tie vastnr5 - or! rl.1Gscca N tne
fact tlG. although we bnr.. ilil y r'rlC war y q
almost nothing the present sees or powerful aud iuIy
prepared fOr Gay eAl every ,uelg gey.
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The vorhmsn OF the Portsmouth On. r.
Navy Yard Lave given tho amount 81 oDehalf days
vGrcs (sJC9O t. f'loW-H 1rlman, WHO was 2cverey
lu cd Aollay T. while firing salute Ia honor or
tie Union yctor's Too officers ami men oitie Usited
States slip Nandsls also made up pune 81 900 .oi
BE sane object.
Charles l.. Flint has resigned his position a.
Secretary of do New England Agricultural Society
Tie duties - oGico very arduous and uncl
ley lated by q s0liry.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
nFN.Frnl

ll'NII Ilil
INV YORK 10 LIVERPOOL CALLING tr QUEENS
Town 10 LAAD fAostNOERS.
Stts Tuna Commander
CrfEf fncg huiiinrl....a tl2......,...'s....... -
AND ,ror .4H-'.a .......s....'..... -
scotland. hov Dl.i., . 80 Y-....-.......-...' -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...............-....ilra-e
tA A.................3 f.........s.ssss-ss- '
fENNSfLFAN h........l 'rr'ssh
.piN
LOUISA aA..............t
Lra 'r; Tier No ~. Aortn iiTcr o ioa'wt
t'l. ~ tli ' t..-s.. 100 -
~ NHal - lA...-s..... 'ttltifJf = ifi y
IND EiFf.Y ALTEHNATE StTUhpAN THEREAFTER
The CABIN odati0ns board these steamers 10 a.
sarpsssrd an the lower chen ty any other line.
CABIN PAS AGE 10 LihLHPpOL..........h ba
sTEkEAGE PASSAGE TO LNtRPOOL......SzS SO.
raythls a. 10 o. equivalent "a cusEeuay.
Tie these vii not be accountable Tor specie
vauAbr u-ts ls - ,t4us having thst eKpTesssd
tfrTsiu. ~ signed therefor.
Dor ncl-ht og cabin pas.aer spp'y o
WILLIAMS & GUlON. No II Wal-st
WILLIAMS & GUIOS. No. 70 Broadway.
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Crorer,ss ana i)rouisions.

.COTO THOIASR Z. AGNEW's Nos. 2G0 and
~ 1i2 Grror~ili-.f coru~r Murray art thoTe you "
hnd TLA~ COffE -, FISH. FLOtl sud everything ose
cheaper ttu my store I'm Sewirrs. Bae Price Tlogse.
-
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vF1HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE For BOS-
II. I. olNOtS, Agent,
terchaIis Niyi,uti lu si.1 transportation Ca


A TLkNTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAO0E ROUTE. 5
- SOER TRAINS LEAVE MENTORS, Wis. tle ~
Ri vsv from foot al tbsinDs .-si. RUhsiss IHkOUtJ
.IUdLfNELahD. ., WITHOUT CHANGE Or { Ahs
CONNECTING railroads Tor al grnc pal eis IN tue NstA
he roaa n 90 ~ extended, and ~ be ia PIE
rl.nils der Mansfield, GIou Ushans, Dayton, CHoD
.a.i end s. . Lolis 81 bout break II gauge
L. Il G0opsAS Gen. f5'kct Agt., H. SWfkTsEH,
sleadyille. Pa General Sa,r
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Ocean lJlelmcr5

OFrc- o. rrE ArLANrIC MAIL sTEArsUrP Co, !
30. EOwli.e rhEFS NV Y0aH, r q - 1853
- OR CALIFORNIA via l>iiIMCS ol
! PANhNA--l .rry ing the United stsie- Mai.
NEW ARRANGE .Ehri CONMENf lEG NAY !, 1855.
-r.lfnerf III 81 sefni.n.on.hiy
Regular sal inc dvs M and % OF "tfry month from thf
Co-p.uys rev an councillors fisr 30. a., Norh III s
loot 81 gsla.s-, a. ~ o co,4 noon, preciiey.
Departure.
hrrl22 OCEAN QUEEN S'ocum.
(Coulectirg 20 J. tlana win Ss-rauerlcJ
hs- D. ARIEL. Jones.
(Coruec Ting % rurama with 10 ..i'1 Ci.yl
May IT, COSTA GiCA. JaAlspal %.
iC0lurtfiag - Pa. ia wlln tois.ltl.' on.l
Fcrfult.aF iai.lis''rn u -lt or gus.rs % -ppyro
ID B. 4 Lf.E 800. 3 bow. ins Green.
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steamboats, an9 RAILROADS..

NOR HUDSON. CATSKILL and BRISTOL
-s,csuer TR ANELsK .sves 100. OF iersi on.L nos
DAY, WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY st ) CLOCK ?. u.
HOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD ans
SFRfNOF ELD.-S.oain.rs Leave Pecs sap Tor NsSA
HAVEN at g. - AMI u p. IA Sundays eArep.edl
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CAFErY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

9 AIEI1, SFLED, LNU CUAIf UhI.
ron ROgrON,
WORCESTER PALMER ElTCHPUnG NAsauA
LOWELL CONCOAD 1HE WHITE NC UHIAiNA
AND INTERMEDIATE PONIES.
Tie and stalDch strsiuers OF lie Norwich line
CITY W BOSTON aud CITY or NLW-NOHKs
egyr os ork daily -uudEy ed. At O'Clock n -
non Pier Nc. 20 MOTH River, toe. Of Ves.ry-s:
FOR EFM-LtSDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train rom ~
rom via Norwich and Worcester, Boston aD1 1s<
caster Worcester aud Nashua ard New London aud orhsa
~. roads.
FTc Il ~ Che lowe For Information inqars
+ l. ;. MARTIN, gent on the Pe;
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LIvgRMoRs, CLsws & Co.,

LlVEkMORb, CIsWS " w.,
BASKRRs
No. % Wal-st, N. Y,
CONVENIENT AGENTS FOR THK SALE or TIE o. 3.
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed B1rkers, Brokers', Insurance
Companies and AL parties Purchasing for resale.
All determinations on hand ready for Immediate de-
livery.
AL KEDs OF Z. s. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Henry CLEws Co
Successors 10
IigrINOgE CLEWs 4 Co.
fAd,erti8eusn'.
3UMPTIoS-CONsUIP1OE
We I. persons havins tonun ppn ia Whatever stgr
Of the dsessc use n5 WIsdAETs rISg IgEE Tan oEDi
which Il readily taken up " tue blood and carried 10 tle
mgs tud healing principle. Of ne Tar act upon ne IN
tar"c Of the lungs and thc decay once End tle
pEieLts lie l. raged. 1Ug fs8 RE TAR CORDIAL hrs
rel power 10 solve t.e dick that .ops up 'le
Wind psasar"s Of a.. uns ard es II nom tle y'irin
Hs Use tRhE AR ORniAL puI4urs the blood md cieae
u 81 al scio ioUs matter at Instant ~ c.He soirs A.
reru snd external salt Rheuu Llohss the Fare SD
sl sam Dreaea. especially cured by On NnHART
iNr Tree IAR CORDIAL Office, 30 10 north Second ST.,
Ptiad- plin.
20 d al HEtsporDs Drug aud Chemical Warehouse 10.
J9i broadway Il. \.
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c,PFClAL NOTICES. S. GOLDEN RULE
> or GALLON. lA.Ihe Interruption g. la nsss tt''nd
-.l upon Gee NAT nal CALAMITY val prevent t-e
r..-r n.iire OF is sf,a-usf calling ln Tie 2 h Afri
Do 90 lwrei4Is poiIon.d mil aAl' fNAl An, p 81
II D. - IAtAl.i.sF.DN. ae,n-
s,,tnisiip LAFAYETTE FIR HAfBE. vii al nom Pier
$780, f y. rh fy.f lo1f u Nor INST. 90 " llstSbA 3
90 'au iassrnscI are requested 20 be on borj At y
O'Clock.
MAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DIRECT.
VI Tho GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COApaNI'S
f,y ur ~ "a O. -s sfe-Nhrel STEAMSHIPS, between
.htN-l ORR and dAkltE.
The Er-f hts .prliJ fe.s. Intended 10 put upoa ths
fayOr.e route ior tie Continent sre tse follow n-:
WASHING ON........|- 4 TINS. SD hofse-pow'E
LAfhlfiTr...........JZ tuf. 500 no sr-p~wen
ITEsI f..................tai'ftl, go nofse p.weL
FRA IE.................. 'siis4t "h l1se-p oAff
NAPOLEON II........thDii... -, l. l'' hofsr fow't
lul te comp elton 10 ea.lo 10. the service VIII be
r-r r-i'e' ~ re -
wtsHNGTJs \. Ductsrns; LAFAYETTE H. DO
Fi,JH NEW-YOHK TO HAvRE.
fAfIl'tt..............N ofr'f ~, Aprd ~
WASH .ff tDN...........A ed @..av, hoy -
LfH.t ................N odC. ..ef. Jlg- ~.
90 Cabin Or r'i' q Die VIZ l.t....s....- p .
81. lui Cash ( uiiur l.1ie-winel %. ~ ~ $50
rerst ' c0'l is eut 10 .- PED sac. currency
SD nIcAL ATrKvBAseE PREE or Qua .GE.
GEOhGE MACKENZIE Agent,
No. Bgoaawdv. N-~ -fofk
At Psis 80 u Boulevard les toppclius Grand uoe a.
rsvrf WILLIAM isELl- - 90.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-30


To mi, the vitpe, repliel 'srhis n onv /. ri,ios
" chAri,y aud mercy" when Cen windsr excIgIr,.
"a. "Tyery id YANKEE sympaihiser and ID
Yankee ousht TO stint into hi" When the train
cave down with ContcderAs eodIers the pIovisions
were dis. rbuted anong them and the isdIe. reiurn-
ed 10 their homes
Charles m. Russell va rccalled. and reiated tva
,nstsnces of cruelty by James duncan A rehei in
rharge OF the distribution Of bread in the Ouarter-
ID, s.,s,s pepartment A prisoner soouel 10 nick nm,
, cru,t when duncan Jumped from the WAGON and
kirkcd him three or four tinies The man dled sey-
er, d.v, thcTe.ftsr in the sto kade Another poor
fellow Who asked for bread vas similarly treated by
mi. s.,,a nunctn
The fitness vas -ked n Dune, IN va. now IN Court
lie t,spouded In the Affirmative, and pointed MIN
out
Duncan amor standing M 70 show himself vas
tclucscd T. t1kc s.es, and The Court informed him
that hc must remain hers
Mr.. BahcrIic is our yitne-
| judge Advocate LhIpnsn-llo Won consider that .
| special honorf
| Mr.. BAkOr-Ng Int be I'm, beep .ubppnaed for ths
| defence.
| W. ". Cr.nf.l "a, ree,lled and ,uor, that Dpn-
can took picture I'm uri,ousr n.med nm strons.
| no WA In the sio,E, n . pictnpe beins thst n
hen duncan said he tisI, ,ns,dsr him cir tortn-
nate il no got out Of the ,,.t =, III n,ns.n ~,
| helped himself 10 the prisoue !, (. inanav
| Samuel u. Riker testified thsi n,,.or.r. x.r,
| robbed at Richmond before they ere ean,svsg 4,
| Apder.onyille; At the latter plsSe az
euuuHge vas taken from the .odie,. 80 49, -.
over certain amount Duncan va on ant H. mai.
| than one capacity; he VI. iu charge Of t2o h.Icrv
| md ccpk .hNrsC and wa .lso ny
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fcrc. p.uions Of tho ree, under ihH broad banner
ol Paternity and peace and sood wih aud lo,e 10
man.
The scene At the monument ws one Of suipAss ~
interest, Nc forming complete circle ABOUND the
monument the asitated mas OF humanity cA.cuJc!
to distance not only lar beyond hel,ne, lut were
beyond .irh,. The PFC. cssion having reached tc
monument the chasev do GRATED ca cont iirin- the
hnh priest OF the eIcsnpmCntu thC OrlCr toiLeras.
" hahitcd In the rriuuouc lUtc e. ana T't.Iid hir
hirh office, was d.sVu 10 the !Ct OF o. H'4cC on
monument for the fccommoda ion Of the u.gultAfCs
of the city and the chict oici1r ct the order tou
either slide o. the platform wcrC ranged ire cars
ed for the ue oil tue ofph,u children ot tine uJuer
nfcctlv IA front OF the platform and rising from
either side All Uecautl e.alor'tei t-ou, rsin'oi
suI Vmielirhrd 10 sep cseut nflc, susp"' ivl tom
TIE arch. and attached tort ty NE 1888. V,r u". ui
the order, we're tue words - emu hlH love frl
o. euuc- thc phrstc "Nofth, East, south .uA Voc ="
and e. 18Th this, the inspiring tuNo Nion; T O.
claim Peace"
1h' following letter, received by tho Committee
appointed to iav..U the rresdouLu r,s ~ Grand.
size Sicholson;
GrNr.-NtN! | h.vr hoped to he ,Nc TO scrcr,
vou- aiud invitation for tomorrow, tut have iuuut
u'1u careful survey, ,hst e. vui De- sc,uul'i, T.,
WIN tA'sl NJ str1urcMcgl- / rrlv -cu 10 believe
uit ire 1itci t'a - b. .ltpCl.U l..t7'v o. ne
i'stOi GiiHI Ot utdr md tJH ere political uarnOuv
hiou"hou the MICA, me- h'.dy TIN, M
100, .ulrwcut, I'M. il 81 tlr y.ts,nt muilcl., th,
,si.leil Asuirw JouNaoN
u;hct aljios.c' were delivered t- p.c-uiuen. rcr-
t,mou, the tenor OF whose remarks we're con ,rauc
toy on 'ho -canion Of the Oslor ani rc return Of
pcioo and ~, as,nr h'rps a,utc for the country.
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Important Treaty between the Choctn VS.
and Chicknssw..

F'Ov' Smith, Art., sent 2l.-A treaty va rirn.d
to-day between the Commission and the Choctaws
aui the ChckpsAws, providing tor poaCc ana friend
ship between the nited State, and sold tribes that
they will exert al their influence in compelling the
Indians Of the Pains to maintain pe.cetui relations
with each other III the Indians ~ the Territory
and with the United States thst slavery shsll 10
abo shed forever that the freedmen shall be ruis
lily provided for thst lands shall be issued D. tho
Indians Of Kansas and clsewhere that the rieh ~
av shall be srnntoo 10 railroads. aud that the
,oluiAtion Of the Indian tribes with a tenIiotIat
f,rtn of government shall he recommended By thom
TO their respective Councils.
Tho Commission thon adjourned sfrs die. Col.
sells see. % Hum lOldt, kansu, 10 conclude treaty
with the Os1rss
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TIE INDIANS.
Progress Of the Treaty Negotiations.

Fort Smith, AK. Srpt ~ The Commi.si -ners
decline to ioscind their action rerarlnx John Ro-s.
lney dsconnroi HE cs,e from the loyal Cherokce,.
aud assure The later that their rights will he pro-
tectel. The drloyal Choctau., ChickAsaws. and
Seminocs, have Tiled statements Of their undo rstand
ing II the treaty. There il much desu tuition among
the di-iOyul semirol,p. seventy five lovAl and
enb disloya delegates not including the chiefs,
signad the treaty of prsco
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A Fiaht With the Arrnpahoe-.

Fort Laramie, SEPT. gl.-Rspors have boon re.
cpiysd from ten. Conner. that he attacked and
defeated large force of Arnraho-s near llir Ito n,
on the gSth of Au1iaL captunni FIVE hundred he1i
Of ,attle Und large amount OF plundcr. We LOOT
number Oi killed aud sounded, among sl,m sovora
nil
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responded In few brief remarks ster which, svins
three cheer, for the candidates. the Convention adj
iouruei s1ns dt,,
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From Eucope.


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LIST az LETTERs
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