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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-10
MONDAY, DECEMBER utb.
ISPEAR's RON COTTON IVES.

hlSSOLUTfON. The partnership
u heretofore existing between n. g. Na.r.
1eo- A. cochran and a.. t. Harris. under lr-
style and urm OF West. t-rhrau s. Co. Is HH.4
duy uissulNet by mutual consent 4. H. Harris
i~aIpue ~tulnpri1ri Co use the name 1f West
tocnran Co., ia settling ND the Hu.Iue=- lr
slu firm. IL. a. WEST
p A. COCHRAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-10
RFpoRT.

IVTEIII"I y NJ t
Died in uheeiy ofMemPhs during the week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-09

TOR SALF.-B- ling DESTROYS of reii-
rina from the practice Of medicine. with sslI ny
urpperty s>ted In the town Of Monticello the crunty
senf Of fesrs county. No. consisting Of good brick
dwel1lu9 houss 30 aforirs high continuing
ith neces arr onfbnfingr. and 81 of land Asc
~ olce situated on thc public square, togefhss With
~ ~ a viii ~ ~ pvRctice. sa q
sre Y not helles location for srhysitisu q North
sns MisscurL Ae1tsss ns q Montcsiio. No
9 0a1lav IA m1ooo1 :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-09

keen constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
prices to cash and prompt men large and
well selected stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-09
Az TOMATO. ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS
.MELODEON S,
fHiRrY.FivE THOUSAND now IN Use.
Every instrument Warranted for Five Tears.

In presenting the AUTOMATIC OHGAx. boldly an
uounce the grenf-tt triumph musical Instruments of
he age During the past half century the French and
Germans have mapufacturtd reed instruments with
doule bellows and pedals for the feet operate,
but the want of the reversed ExHAusIIoN BELLOWS
which the only bellows used in Instruments made
impossible them to produce the mellow, rich and
musical tone for which instruments celebrated.
Another oh ecfion to this method Of blowing that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered for
The Of the swel Within the pa,t two years
,nstruments constructed this EUROPEAN plan Of
double bowtrsD have been manufsciu cd this
Try ana this difficulty want SWELL
ment oct upon the swell OPERATED By rHE KNEE
The and contoTton necessary TO effect this
object are dsagreeabI enough TO gent emsp, but TO
lady the Of such apptndags s nearly imI osinle
Our AUTOMATIC device obviates this dhclsy entirely,
the simple Of blowing with more or less force giving
The decrease In the volnme OF tone
For sevepfeen years the superior excellence 81 our Me-
odeens been questioned and for two years pest
the cnorous demand has made IL Impossible ior Us 70
meet orders promptly With cur increased .s -
re feel warranted In assuring ONT patrons that their Or
ders viii be promptly met and solicit continuance Of
fhetr patronage.
e. isSsrsi Sisessst to cisrsynsu, cAsrsAss sd
ADDRESS,
are. A. PRINCE 4 co.. DnffaIe. n. Y.
An Illustrated Catalogue With full description Of
styles, will Re s<Rt free to an address nesIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TaUHDAY, Jan 2s-sPM.
rbs stock market steady tbs morning as the de-
ons which followed the call the second board yester
day but the speculative feeling was rather tame. The
closing quotations showed the succeeding variations
from thoss Of Wednesdays afternoon session Erie
recedod AZ, New York Central IN, Hudson River ..
Reading x, Michigan Southern IL, Illinois Central y,
csveiand and Piltsburg n Northwestern u, Cleveland
and Toledo sx Rock Island X, Fort Wayne 4, Cum
ocriand Coal o. Ohio and Mississippi certificates " Quick
silver l. Mariposa ~ Michigan Central was steady.
Government securities quiet Coupon hve-twenties
new issue, declined *. Ten-forties steady ~
Io0x
AT the open board d O'Clock, the market was
stron inactive At tho second regular board 1t
somewhat irregular but the improvement continued and
quotations for most OF the stocks advanced Hudson
River improved upon the close Of the board Az I'LL
nois Central X, Cleveland and Pittsburg " New York
Central 2K, Northwestern " Government securities
steady and dull After the call the market was
stronger
There was no second session OF the open board, the
members having adjourned till tomorrow 10 attend the
funeral Of their late associate Mr. william Branch who
died from the effects Of being strck by falling brick on
Monday afternoon while the steps Of the board build
Ing in Broad strst
temporary mi notion, returnable on February has
been issued against the Michigan Southern road at Adrian
Michigan, TO prevent the company from compromising
with the guaranteed stockholders BY paying them three
years interest At the rate Of per cent per year In
mon stock in settlement Of their arrears Of divdsndR
The question involves unsettled legal point the I'M
portanceAy whick IL liable 70 be overrated ~
Tho was active 10 day, and the demand fos
cash wss brisk The deliveries wers usual during the
last few days rather irregular. and Il advance on
the regular price was paid for immediate deliveries me
quotations were -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27


Aara-Rscsipts, 70 bbls. The market stil continues
dull, and prices nominal ---
BasaDsruns Receipts, ao7s bbls -four, 1900 bbls.
and loa bags corr meal, 900 bushels wheat s0l0 do.
corn ,405 do. oata There was attempt 70 sustain
failed signauy the market closing up decidedly nat,
though with relaxation Of prices The demand for
-four Qu1e moderate with sales Of Ooo bbla State
sAd Western $50 Southern and 400 Canada Rye flour
was dnli with sales Of 100 bbls at IS rs Corn mesl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

vasss. the ussAssss - Psaass1aA c0s~
rea, ssasssssA - - nnss9ssa.
TAss1sss vsssa, whs 90 sssvssssa N Ne RisuHssnv
csur - oyss sd Tsrmsss, Wednesday. - - sss
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prscInck vs srsigssd ysssvsny ssu1ns ~ ssnsssss
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case -, ihs rosloe vss denied y shs ysAls p.rsss
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htis iron saisasne q soanss psss'sssy - v -
Judge barnard then sAArssss ~ yrsss~ IN -
TSsodoss Ysss, amer f.ss xsl ~ - sspssxS ~.
which Viii - fcris. yssr NE NJ .asv 40 .psn.ss;
and would ~ snnseesssry ~ .s ~ = ness -
2 public . sss, ;:. sss: ss s: ~ :
call public s,ssnsa v NE Csss danger sa1 evssysssy
Of carrying deadly .ssrsss V : gss:sss. ss..s-
dGculy d such nssnssss vssIA Asss ess4irss
upon that night; Iou would stn hsss bees ne .ss
ron ana .os ,sss res sSss,s isss = ne :sss. q -
:..::. ; s.S :.. s .:. .::sss
the awful rsspsaaibihy u tahno hunas hfs jsrt
Of your oounsynsn sss listening . " fs.s zee havs
offered In Qualification, have fsusA thoss fsse sss0-
case of The hosia inpopvisty ed hsisss9ss e 10
habit OF earring shess INSTRUMENTS ~ t~aiA n1ss 100
psonouncs iks sentence theodore fsass yes ~ 70 -
akcn 70 the place from whence you zane ssx there g.
tanned until ths 17h day a hsreh fees wAsc, thaA
dsy between the hou Of In the foresoos sna thrss
o'clock IN the afternoon yeu sha bs hung ~ Ne seek
until you deed And nay The Great 0cd Ainishty
have mercy upon youL
he was born il New York oily hAA sorked 81 amhrss
making biacksmithins and hating alternately and has
been In State prison before
The unfortunats man then conducted back 70 jail.
followed by large number u individuals who
toun 70 obtain look n him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

Tho wheat market ruled quiet but steady with sales OF
20 500 bshes ~ 81 10 for mixed Chicago spring. and
- % for amber Michigan n rye sid barley there
nothing doing Nail continues also quiet but Arm. Corn
yellow Jersey, and 81 20 81 81 for MIXED Western
Oats wcre quiet At 81 0sk a 81 % for Western
BEEswAx-We have 70 report sales Of 900 lbs Wost-
srn II ESQ
BRsss.-Good demand, with salcs Of 500 TAILS at %
Q 50 10 for medium aad IS 40 - 90 for marrow
CorloS.-There wss psrcsptibls change 10 note IN
the market for this astcls the demand continuing mrde
rate, and prices being without decided change Sales
wore 800 bales at the following quntations-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

LAuscH 90 BAaE- Tho finely modelled bssk raas.
ave hundred and sixty tons Wa yesterday launched
from the yard Of her builders, Messn Pine Davis
0reenpont Her dimsnsloas ars:-Length Of deck, one
hundred and thirty feet. breadth Of beam, hlty one
feet depth OF hold eighteen feet SIN nchss Tho Iane
IA owned BY J. Jewett Co, No fi3 Pearl street New
York. and y intended for the China trade the @ms
builders viii aunch ship. intended for the CaAifosn>
trade. on Saturday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

some Or the hanks 70 which appss win BE- forced 70
give up accounts involving daily csrncatoa Of checks
unless their customers willing TO share shoulder
the burden The ultimate effect will DO TO divert
tain kind Of business TO tho national banks and there
fore the Stas banks have good ground for appeal TO
Congress 70 repeal that part Of the Internal Revenue law
which applies to certified checks The interests Of this
city in particular demand that cerncations should be
made and to allow the privilege ros TO the national and
not 70 the State banks very unequal pec%of iegsa
ton.
Tho subscriptions to the thirty loan At the First
National Bank s2i4 7oO Treasury drafts $500 ooo
The business at the sub-yreasury today was q fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
heard 90 AlAsrasn.
special msssag % Ne Dessa q AidssDsa wss held
yss.srday sasrsesa, Aidsrnsa Js~mlAA IN Ne chair

yssssrasy sAsrscsa. Aldsrnsa yswnlAh IN Ne chair
rns nscsgsuxa espuAsca
AIdsrnas Rvuas called ~ NE srdsAnos prosscs
cruiting in New Ysrt and prcvsns psrsons FROM enlist
ing se,6s FOR ether cities 70 the sury q this city No
regarded the ordinance entirely useless for the purpose
intended and moved that the susss BE- sdsaaissly post
poned.
Alderman ypnuAu hoped that the Board would Dc 70
such thing Ths Board Of Supervisors hAd cAiIsd upon
the Common Council " aid then In passing shis crdi
nance 70 the interests Of The cay might BE-
and Il was due 70 them that the ordinance should b
fxidsymsn FIsisr moved THAI the whole matter lay
over until Monday. Agreed 70.
fus luriIvrofs Ann NcRRAnD scrwrrp
Alderman Rrns then snsred resolution authorizing
the Board Of supervisors 70 adopt such liberal measures
for SoIuats m 70 ,has New YORK nigh. b able 70
pete with other cities In trying y al her quota Asd
avoid draft
Adopted
I'M ANNUAL nxroRr cssv rwvproa
Acommunicsion was received frsn The 0ay In.pscos,
Accepted. and ordered % - printed
COMMUNICATIVE EeoN TINE nAron.
Communication was rccvcd from his Honos hs
Mayor Informing the Hoard Of the intention sf shs Ne
York Gas Light company 70 increase their rates for NH.
ing the city Tho communicates was rcfsrvSd 10 the
Committee on Lamps and 0aA
THR ooioK.D onrnAs Asvrvn TpoyrFr
resolution Adopted authorizing the truslses Of
the ceorsd 0rphas Asyium 70 sell the sis o. me sla
nrDuGs EnossTus nAxor.
Mayor Gunthsr sent in . communicates veto sg the
resolution diving permission 70 W. Edwards and jobs
Kehos recruiting tents IN Fourth avenue and
the Park Tho reasoa assasned ~ the Mayor sor ~
course Of action was that agents from other sAtss are
continually carrying away recruits, 70 shs great sssn
ment OF the city
~ Peqpoeslon 70 ADoszn oseRcruSo ruA
The Mayor also sent In communicative recon- Deod-
ing the Common Council 70 revoke all privileges hereto
fore granted erecting booths and tsns fer recruiting
purposes IN shs streets and parks ana submitted ssd
nance 70 prevent cnlistmcnis fos other Gales
Tn conanuncaton and accompanying ordinance wsrs
referred TO speoai committee with inssrsctiens 70 ~
port on Monday
Aftsr considering some papers from the BOARD q
Monday nsxk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

The following stocks and bonds were sold to-day by
Adrian Il. Muller, P. r. wilkins Co. - q
s. 900 Michigan Central per cent sinking fund
vertible bonds, due 1854 Interest April and Octo-
Der, 81 600 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
2l26 Great Western Insurance scrip OF 1881. 90
- 900 Great Western Insurance scrip Of 1884. COX
sol shares Delaware Hudson Canaico 500 each $50
100 N Y. Warehouse and Security Co.. 500 each. .135
100 Manhattan Gaslight Co, 500 each. .lsok 19l
lo6 American Telegraph Co., 500 each. l6s
10 Metropolitan 0asnght Co, 500 each. ..l2lx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

Supppxu CouRr-CRcuu. Part Adjourned w'tn nv
day. Oyer and Terminer-Adjourned 70 MONDAY So So
inst Pnrt 2-Couu opens nj ten o'clock - t1,,
a7 and sLor. causes. lo7 iAa2, l3ss. lsis NV. s
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

CLEARED

CLEARED
steamship Edinburg Dr'. kosse' Liverpool VIA Queens
steamship aevct OBI, Prowse. Liverpool williams a.
stoanshp Britannia (Br) Fcrrier Glasgow-F Mcdonald
steamship New York (Brem), wenke, Bremen and South
Stsan,ssp Golden Rule, Babcock San Juan, Sic-M o
Roberts -
Steamship Monieznma (Br) Hamshaw, Kingston, ia
Steamship Corsica (sr lie Messurer, Nassau and usva
Steamship Havana Greene Havana--T Ascerso Co
Steamship Star OF the Union Blanchard, New Orleans
n B Cromwell a Go. ,-,
sitcsmshp Mississippi. Kennedy. New orlcansU ouAr
steamship Il C Knight Mason. Aexandria-wJ Taylor a
steamship Chesapeake Sherwood, Portland
ship Marlborough (Br), Campbell Quebec F,whtney
Ship Trimonn,ain Armstrong, 50 John NB-oh9. oarcv
B.ri wihcmlne (Br). McEwen. Port Prince-H Beech
Bark r Murray. Ir. MuiIIgan. Port PrinCc-R Murray
BARK Rechabi,e tBr). Leemap. Giacc Bay-Bret Son
BARK Marathon Drisko Cow Bay-simpson 4 Chpp
BARK Jane Ring (Br), rhompson, Cow Bsy-PI Ncvi1s
Rsrk Transit Keller Fortress Monroe-J W Elwell Co
Brig Argo (Brenl, Hsesloop. Falmouth, Eng-ii Koop
ilrig EHla Dewolf ,Br croSse. Masamoros-w wor
Rris Loudr. ynr,. Carly arrqyo-D . Dewolf &oo
Brs Elpert sBr, Bent c,sniuesos1Brett SON A Go
Hfig tllxA Hr Doyle, HllaE-Jsmcs Hunter a Co.
Hre barnard. Crowe!l Elixabethport-Jed FRYE.
sch Albert Dexter. Chase - Pierre Msr-B Weinberg
chr rctre tHr Patterson Aux Csyes-Breti, Son co
rchf Dwight Dawson. kethum, Matsnzas-I Pearzs
kchr Milton, Raymond, RaraooA--Iames Douglass
schr iiarrie, Samantha Baker. Hafeor Isand-E Huri
schf G Roger. Mot, Ssssau-rAmes Douglas
SChf Minnie feppef. tOuOvef Gov baybretL Son Co
srir = Cunhingh.m Rockwell, Charieston-Ben,ley,
SIR rsnsma Seiscn, Hog rdand-Moresu d Parker
Schr Ssttli~. rrusti Fortress Monroe-k n kreemrr
Srhf Armenia Cavalier Msshngon-Nan Brunt Slaxht
schr ID. jayne. jayne. Washingion-vsn Brunt A
sehr Vim cas. sp~yrs ws.hns,on--van Rrunt slaght
Srlr Glerruy, seade safdirer-Ioiyoke A,Nurray
schr Montana sawyer sachias-s myson A Clspp
SrhI lsucsdAA Adaras, salem q " kapes a Co
schr Murray, neftraia N'-slch-a briKss A Co.
etesuer hftssn. foufG haltnore-W nslgeii
steAm-r " sruue. fe.-r. bAiilmere-W Dalzen
- steam corvrtis Daren veron Havana sdays Mounts
sais hss Of N m~n and engines of sD horse
power
steamship city q LmencE Brl Jones' Lvcrpoo, April y
snd Qu..twn th With udse and as pssscngers 10 John
Dale ioth mt IA. ~ loo ~ r.s.ed ship clan. iielye
s,ss.hy rar.,ln, ,nri NsesuI-y Liverpool April via
raifan lssh. With fndse, 70 X Cunard
with mdss and pass~ngerr 10 n Cromwell Go. I5,h, 81
pm passed on he bar steamship fung shuey and bark
Ceies. aft soih bound up Was detained on the High
stssmship Tlis 10 tr.nspors,. Bourne Yewbern NC.
1lS via FORTRESS Monroe sch, with passengers 70 8
Gus iernssier
stoanship Charplon wilson, Fortress Monroe with 500
sick and wounded soldiers 70 the Medical Director
steamship ns soay usnsportl SAMPSON Boston, <S
" screshp EDueIrrnsnte Pt Hsvans dsya Carries
suss And Q orvw VI ~ ssa.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Meeting OF c.,irorninp,.

on FHiay morning adic9red meeting OF Cali
i,.pian' and r~id,r- o; the Pacific COAT was hrl at
a., Metropolitan Huic. Hlu. George Bastow, Of Cali
Hsrna. prr. iicd NJ N. H.wlcy, California, Mr. 4.
ns,busi'r. Oregon, and Hon. L. C. Mccormick, Of Ar
sous arre .st.upra The dcruitton appointed at tlc
rst ss nrctnR a. attend the oh cquies at Washington
st al,ount Of fh. .ociruitcs The Cha rmau road
ti q ol president Io,u'.n To- The various dele
.ai.un- 81 . haI va.oJ u.ou him, and ~ air ady pub
IHhfa Hu. Esiii ani cA,r "d hif great sgiiriac
tusn we tI" f0in' ihr i -is pt remarks. icric
rufrn' I1e o. tir Cth' ,uCc Ol The meeting ~
rrfs.frui lt4tsol. srG thri. rmiu7tnn ~ support
hu ih hi. rt 10 ir H'rr'r'- % rep li"n we're la--ed
"a rrfe 'e - 90 tcics ac' to tue journals OF thc
Ht.or j sf',n,a No.. J. IT, Knkcad, T J
IdvaId, g ". c.i'n e. A. rt, "a c. II. B,s.ct,
Frfr sIsHr. - coTn''r' POO confer wih tho city an
uuartrf uf i" n't 81 ta- n- ut IA tie funeral cere
ntst fli. cy
assttng ~ the knights OF ~. P.tricl.
very ar.e arg 90 the kIights II 81. Patrick
Hsii H 'ts Ntof n.s, on in!ay evening for the pur
pc e ,rprc ns uhsir aoror a, ,hc als riuailon Of
Frssidrn' flu ole
ur VIZ o. l..tr- lr.. dci aud ~ T D. Conucry
ofHaisda b. t,nstar
~ uusrpn - Nr u n,rvrrr the following ron.
a.ftee g. ar fat'orf On 'ie sulJ.ct was ~
r.siutsa , V Hsrnett aadgr CONNOLLY. y J Mchnn
Nm iyuf. sui jossfh Magazine
ARR lIirinl fof fiof une the fDlnRing preamble
tnd r,fplaiuas sfie rspr,sd md unanimously
adngied
wher~aa ttH rrfu Ias recently vs. tn hand 90
assssea frtn. u o. 'i.f hlr .Iie sud thr lite Di
Z liff i tftH.. state. %
"a auf ltn Iiun.r lep.g fdiyr 4. and
akeress "a ~ rrrfar ii ffr PtirlrE rrrrr
Itffa auI sifrat this
.lauM flaft rfr1rd fhe suIt.ra expression o.
t.slf feslilea tr hss plunged the
nsiion iat naufflag Ter H hd begun " .Inersr
~ anf nfNr fI. lusiul hopes
l.ss sul .fr t.sr@H smfied and bfe.hrn, be
n therwfsre
nsssssd rhas 90 rrt~ vih fellow cl,zcns ant
sstntryrnHn osaaruanafon ~ e re sin blow which
hsfr s tf iF NaH ~ the government.
aan 81 ns unsefsal oppression ~ sorrow NJ the
Hsfaonai 80 Nrrlfft
~ ogf Tsf ts assassination ~ the Chief Martrsie ~
80 ffp 4if occurring "a tro when the pry which he
hsd sangi.d iof r~sfearu 81 pece hssd upon the
fhfiataa aaf fraferrai rr'nttr ~ iurfiWness ana
rainssegtsa alaoaf rescfed - fuinmrnt renders The
al.intf 81 De- dsmfh Hrre severe iN ~ the hsunn and
l. tbe a~sfF - 10 drpnfr ~ AZ who rrtognke thl
9TH merry
Resolved Taat tts Trsrous bereavement Which has be
fshen the family d h~ President Lincoln calls Tor our
snfees lN 81 arf that prayers o Tue bf'ht Us
poser or tfrh sr rfref tlai l This their hour OF smc
u0n lie sfli suusrir sostaln fh~n
hestte That ulnntise rerfescntnR this ASSOCIATION
be sgontfd 70 siieal e otuss ~ th. late President o
shs Jnitra stAca Afsf a.. pou - the resolutions
Asvsr. eksuea sleche delivered by Nessr. Johu
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

NEW York HERALD Roons,
RmnxoSp, April 1873 A. N. J
The all absorbing topic up this hour continues t. be
the great calamity that has bean the nation in The
sudden death of the President As Indicated In my de-
spateh of yesterday morning. the public here had only
rumo,s of the dreadful fact which were par
TALLY confirmed only by the Richmond Wing
OF the l7tn inst. The New York papers
os Saturday, which should have reached here
on Sunday evening, failed US and left, view
;ot the military retcence the SUBJECT, without the
information that the pres always
furn shesoft mt mes even IN advancc OF the govern
N NJ itself The feeling OF yesterday reference the
sad in nOwise differs from that of the day before
The Richmond people proper aegc that hey see In the
death Of the President new source OF calamity TO them
the section they represent and the experience among
them sand il may be regarded representative ex-
4pcricpcethst OF unqualified regret and that too, tn the
light OF thoir own interests, that Mr Lincoln has been
suddenly aad disastrousy removed from the helm Of
public affairs
Upon authority from waehneton Gen Ord has directed
Major Gen Weitze commanding Twcn,y ffh army corps,
now south OF Pciersburg select colored regiment Of
his command pro eed 10 Washington for the purpose
of taking part in the iuncrca obseques OF the amcntcd
dead Thus, the o the aSaS5Eatcd President
vends It's solemn to tho final resting place appointed
the great principle to which hs public life was dcdcated
will 0e delicately, though monrDfully recognized
from the Richmond WHY, April 20
Therc has been public expression Of grief by tho
|czens Of Richmond at the calamity which has con,
vGsed the nation because il IL the design or the military
authorities that there shall be asscmbage Of the peo
pie in this city for the present We know that several
prominent citizens proposed to convene public meet
ing which resolutions could be adopted expressive OF
OF the community adherence o; the terrible crime of
profound regret at the death OF the President and Of
sympathy tor his Der aved family We believe that the
meeting would have been largely attended and the
ltions unanimously adopted but in the present transit
ton state the community perhaps best that the
meeting not take place We have heard Of express
sions on all sides condemnng and deplorine the awful
d ed in unneasur rms.
The funeral OF Abraham Lincoln, late President OF the
United States which took place in Washington yester
day. recognized In Richmond by the suspension Of
all government labor absolutely necessary the placing
Of all flags at half mast trougho the city and upon the
shipping. At noon tweniyo mlunte guns were fired
b, tht vessels IN ths harbor and the roar OF the
guns they beraed through tho city, awoke in the
minds of all realization of the solemn event that was
irllsn.rng az the capial of the nstion.