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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A1- Notice.-A Social Reunion Meet
ing will be held in the Unitarian Church, corner
Of d and Sixth streets, this "WEDNESDAY eve
ming. at 7IS 'clock and all friends Of Liberal
Christianity are cordially invited to be present.
dec20-ltE
AS- Hon. Geo. 8. Boutwell, and Hon.
JOIN Y. PARSswoRTH will address the National
Equal Suffrage Association, in the Unitarian
church, corner Sixth and d streets, on THURS
DAY, the 2lst instant, at 7 o'clock p. m.
de2O-2t J. W. HAsBRoUK, Sec'y.
aS- An Adjourned Meeting Of the
workingmen's Convention will be held at the
City Hall, Council Chamber,) on WEDNESDAY
delp-2t BY order Of the PRESIDENT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20
OPPOSED TO NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

Last evening meeting of the citizens Of
the Seventh ward, in opposition to negro
suffrage, was held at Island Hall JONAS b
ELLIS was called to the chair, and WM. YEAT.
MAN was appointed secretary. DR.. ALLEN
and Mr.. JSo. II. SENMEs were called on and
addressed the meeting in opposition to the
extension of the right of suffrage, and urged
all to go to the polls on Thursday next.
Resolutions were adopted in opposition to
the passage of the bill before Congress, and
commissioners were appointed to distribute
tickets on Thursday next.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20
ApscoNDING FAMILY.-Informa

ABsCoNDING FAMILY.-Information was
lodged at tn Chief Of Police station yester-
day by man named John johnson, from Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, who is stopping at
the Spottswood Hotel, that, on the 25th Of last
November, his wife, Ann johnson, alias Ann
Wheeler, and his two daug named Delphine
Lord aud Emma johnson, aged respectively
seventeen and half and fourteen years, left
Washington In company with one William Lord,
taking with them his (Johnson'S) feather beds,
bedding, large lot Of dry goods clothing, d, 400
in greenbacks, and furniture generally. All this
was done without Johnson's knowledge, and
since then nothing has been heard from any Of
the party. The police have a full description,
and will take every step to ferret the parties out
Richmond Times.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20

AarConsumption, Scrofula, Rheuma-
tism, &o.-HEDGEMAN & co.'s Genuine Medi:
cinai Cod Liver Oil has proved, by twenty years
as while 1t cures the disease, It gives strength
and flesh to the patient Warranted pure and
made from Fresh Livers. Sold BY druggists
generally. HEdkMAE W,
nol8.dAwsm New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-20

Family aud relatives Of deceased.
Rx Governors and EX- Lieutenant Governors oi,
and Members OF Congress from Ohio, as
mOurners.
Members Of the Cabinet.
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the United States.
United States Senators.
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia.
Judges of the Court Of Claims.
Members Of the House Of Representatives.
Citizens Of Ohio.
Citizens.
The procession will move east on street TO
Fifth, south on Fifth street to Louisiana avenue
east to New Jersey avenue to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad depot
The citizens Of Ohio sojourning in Washington
are requested to attend the funeral.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

1t may not be impossible that already the
New and Old World arc linked Will, light
ming media, and that national sentiments Of
courtesy are being exchanged between tile
Queen ofEngland and the President Of the,
United States.
The Great Eastern with her 1900 miles of
cable, and all the apparatus necessary for the
ful6llment Of its important mission, was to
have begun Der momentous voyage on the 9th
or 10th of July from the west coast Of Ireland
to America. It was anticipated that, by the
oath Of the month, the laying of the wire
wonld be completed. All that human foresight
and skill could devise for the Atlantic Tele-
graph has been done, and no apprehension is
felt as to the consumation Of the hopes Of the;
Proprietors only in event Of an unlocked for
storm; which, Capt. Anderson, who is to con-
mand the expedition, says. ''never blows long
or strong in tie early part Of July"
The starting point is Valentia, Ireland, and
Hearts Content, Trinity Bay, Newfoundland,
the destination Of the telegrap phic feet
For the success Of this noble endeayor, tH1ce
undertaken, We wait with solicitule and inteI4
est to hear.
May the first message .be-"Peace ON earth
good will to all men.rNeu Era Of tie 25tk
uN.
The Spanish Government has uncoa1ihoralv
placed the war steamer StoncwaI in the hands
of the United States Government
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which the government holds towards JEFFEssoR
DAVIS
The United States government look upon him as q
leader Of The late rebelion-ths master spirit Of the
movement and are disposed to make an example Of ku
as leading rebel and traitor This is entire mistake
and the records of tho revolution prove it; and it is
uubecomng the people of the South to s. quietly and
enjoy the few blessings which peace and pardon may
yet have in store for tlEcm and let him suffer for their
sns without an effort 10 shield him, at last by an ac
knowlcdg cement OF the truth. The revolution was
initiated by the people, in spite Of and in many IT,
stances in direct opposition to the will Of the po-
cfans Of The South. 1t was started in South Carolina
Jet the truth be avowed, whether for glory or for
shamc; and if any classes responsible than
others, they the preachers aud womenso if er.
ror there was it came from whole people educated'
in lie school of JouN. c. CALnoUN.
The members of Congress rol6 the Southern States;
did not lead in the dissolution of the Union-they
followed their constituency and were regarded pretty
generally as holding on to the ''fesh pots in and,
about Washington. OF JEFFERSON DAVIS this was
peculiarly so. His love to the Union, his devotion to-
to him in the Provisional Government instituted at
Montgomery, anti in the more permanent government
afterwards, resulted from his known devotionsto the
Union; h is affinity to the Northwestern States and
amonga few, his aversion to the slave trade.
II is universally known at the South that he was
not only not avoTe with the ultra seccssionists,
but that that party were exceedingly hostile and ,
bitter towards him, denouncing him as q traitor to
the South, rcconsructionst, &C. 1t is not pretended
that LIE was any such thing. He wasa devoted friend
and servant OF the Conederacy-tue to the very last
true when all lost true when all others nearly
failed but lie is to be admired the more even by foe
for truth and devotion which outlasted every hope
of success. Surely the government cannot expect.
loyalty from those who deserted cause to- which they
had expressed devotion and fealty when that cause
BECAME dangerous.
: JEFFERSON DAVIS was not our leader. He was
our servant, devoted apd true, and each man and
woman in tile south Should petition President Jouy-
son to extend 10 elm the pardon lie has proclaimed to-
u.s. The public and private character. of Mr.. DAvls
botl give assurances Of Loyalty to any obligation he
assumes, Willie the boon Of. lis pardon would be a
claim in thc affection of the whole Southern people,
Such petitions would be entitled to and would receive
respectful consideration a least; anu even if they ac
conplished nothing. they wond bc lifting tributes
from tie people of the Sout! to one who spite Vi his
misforunes and errers, served them faithfully aud
deyotedy.
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Articles Of Agreement.
STATE GE SOIITH CA, INA

STATE OF SOUTH CAI, ...iNA.
DISTRICT.
The Agreement Entered into between
Of the one part, and the
Freedmen and Women of
Plantation ofthc other part Wiinc$scfh:
That the latter agree. for the remainder of
tho present year, to reside upon and devote
their labor to tie cultiy9tion Of tho plantation
Of the former. AID tscy further agree, tha.
they will in Ill rc:pccts conform to such rca.
sonabse and necessary. p!ant%ti n rules and
regulations rs may ruscribe:
that they will not keep any gun, pistol, Or
other o;'ansiSc weapon, or leave The plantation
without the permission CT their employer; that
in all things c, ..aactcQ with their duties as a-
borers on said plantation, they will yield
prompt obedience to all orders from
or his agent; that they will he
orderly and quiet in their conduct, avoiding
dru lenness and otha: gross vices that tiinv
will Nc: misuse any of !llr plantation tools, or
agricultural! implements, or any animals en-
trusted to their care, or any boats, fats, carts
or..wagons; that they will give up at the cx
piration of the contract, al! tools, &C., belong
ing to the plantation, and in case any propcle
ty Of any description belonging to the planta~
lion shall be wlltully OF through negligence
destroyed or injured, the Value of the articles
so destroyed shall be deducted from the por~
ton of the crops which the persons So oticnd>
ing shall be entitled to receive Under thi; con-
tract.
ANY deviation from the conditions of the
foregoing contract shall, upon sufficient proof,
ba punished with dismissal from the plantation;
OF in such other manner as may be determined
by the Provost Court; and the person or persons
so dismissed; shall forfeit the whole, or part
Of his, her or their portion Of the crop as the
Court may decide.
In consideration of the foregoing services
duly performed, agrees.
after dtducting bushels Of corn
for each wok animal, exclusively used in cul:.
tivating the crops Tor the present year, and
the amount Of cotton necessary TO pay for bag
%ing and ropes, t., t;wE ,r"r {" the said freed.
mccn and wou.eu. one-half Of the remaining
cotton, corn. rice, peas, potatoes, wheat, &c,
made this season. He further agree, to fur
nish the Usual rations Until the contract is per-
lD.mrd.
All cotton seed produced on Tic plantation
10 to be reserved for the rsa rf TIE p;:Htaticn.
The freed ricli, wcIrcn and children arc 10
be treated il q manner consistent with .icir
freedom. Necessary mcd;c:!' "';rr,@ircc vii!
be furnished us haYc:c!urc
Any deviation irc;l t?!c conditions q this
contract upon the part oS tNs s.::,..
Or his agent or agents, stall i,r punish
CT in such manrcr as may be t;c!2rnn"d iv q
Provost Court OF 6 military Commission. I'l:is
agreement to continue ill Tic first LAY OF Jan.
uary, 1866.
Witness our hands at this
day Of 1865.
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CAMDEN, FRIDAN, UGUTT4.

Mr.. H. = hnls;>oy it will "' Sron by advertise
men has opelrr new stock oi hugs, medicines, &C.
at the old aud W. alown stnn of r. W. ABBot, first
door above A NJ. 4 A,RM EENSET store house. lie
calls tic attention of the public TO his stock. Give
him a call
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04

The venerable John II. Gibbon, ESQ, has
been appointed ny President Johnson ..ssayer
for the Branch Mint at Charlotte, y. C,
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NEW YORK MLLloEESEs.--Wm T. As:or
is sixty vfve years old; worth millions; 4 round
faced, pleasant, quiet mannercd gentleman on
the cloudy side Of sixty; OWES Swo thousand
dwellings, is 4 lenicnt landlord.
a. T. Stewart, thin, nervous: digniGcd;
worth thirty millions, and liberia in cases OF
henc,c:cnce which appeal to bis sym pathics.
Commodore Vanderbilt il Thiro haired, red
checked, seventy, worth forty millivus, drives
fas. horse, keeps fast boat. controls two fast
railroad companies With fast men, and gives
away his money very ]ayishly-
Ausa>t-Belmont, twenty nili;ons, coarse,
stout: afty, and very German.
George Opdyke, five millions, Gty, but
looks younger; an agreeable gent,.lA:n.
JaHes Gordon Bennett, five millions, scTen-
ty-thrcc years old, diguii:ed in manner, broad
Scotch accent, benevolent to the poor.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.-By referring to
prospectus in another column it will be seen that
Messrs MCMILLAN, CATlcART and NORTON are about
commencing tic publication of daily newspaper en-
titled the "Charlcston Daiy Nc1s." We wish them
every success in their new undertaking Charleston
is much in rscd Of another daily Journal and we have
doubt but that under the management of these Gon
tlemci the want WILDE fully supplied ANY persons
wishing 10 subscribe 10 the Ners can have their sub
scriflon forwarded Immediately by calling at the
J0a7pAl olice q ~
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The Spanish Government has uncoadiioraly
placed the war steamer Stoncwall in the hands
of the Upitcd States Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-27
From Washington.

WAeHls6roS, Oct. 20.
The subscriptions to the sSO,ooooco hve-i-epties
being full, Assistant Trcssurers and National Banks
will receive no further subscriptions.
The Lists Of p,rdons exposed At the Presidents
House for several DAYS past relate to virsinian,.
More than one hundred Of them have thi, week
received the Executive elemeney. 10 probable the
Southern states will now be attended 70 in rotation,
Virginia taking the lead.
The Naval Court Martial, With Vice Admiral Far
r.xut I. President, to commence IN wnhington on
the first Of Nov amber, -i have before Lieutenant
Colonel Marion, the Oldest officer, excepted, In
the Marine Corps the charge Of using for private
purrosea and losing bounty money deposited in his
hands by nev recruits The Court will also lay Com
modore Craven under the tenth section Of the third
article Of var which requires an cffeer 70 do his
utmost 70 o,erske and capture destroy any vessel
which Il his duty to encounter. He he charged With
nesectins this the rebel ram stonsvhl having been
IN the h.rbor Of Ferrol, while he in proximity o
commander Of the Niagara, and the Sacramento, an
othsr shp Of -s, toins In port at the same time 70
aid him. II is said the stoneval sent . challenge,
which he declined TO ,ocep,.
The Iunis Am bsss adors srrived here this evening
accompanied by Secretary seward. Tho distinguish
ed vifiiors are the guests Of the Government.
The President to-day gave audience to delegation
Of gentlemen representing the interests Of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. The Secretary Of the
Treasury the Secretary Of the Interior, and Colonel
simpson Of the Top graphical Ensipceu' Corr, were
present At the interview, in connection with the
business which brought the delegation to Washing
ton.
Tn. Pres,den, 10 dsy appointed r. A. Rollins
Deputy Commissioner Of latornsl Revenue, to Be
Com mmissionsr utcs william Orton. whose resgna-
tou zoe, into effect on the let of November. II. &.
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LOCAL NEWS
NEW YonK AND THE VICINITY.

TEE NAVAL DocR RAoE-AsorHrn HYrtF
N TEE AREAssIrSrs-T Tus ALaosourS srorS
WohE-A Cam IRON MA DIokrssos-At 10 min
utes past O'Clock the Algonquin STOPPED her sasin
her counter showing 63,2s2 revelations. Mr. Beksr-
s'ns card probably gives tho cause At o'oioek tbs
Winooskis counter showed 629sS. She vas svsras-
Ing 10 pounds pressure Of steam. The winooski's
ofhceu claim that they we're gaining on the Alsoa-
quln At the rato OF about IFS revolutions pe houI sss
the two hours previous to tho stopping Mr.. Deker-
son handed our reporter the following copy Of note
which he sent 70 lhe Board Of Experts st 10 o'clock
A.. Nj
NEw YoRK. Oct 10th IoAM
Ms"' psnoy Fah,tn ,t a,d RsC0y "a. nilem,'N.
beSsn VI, "n s tne wb.pOm sna ,Msongnin
were to be teps .ide open. A. the last moment,
before starting, Mr.. Danby pie lRed himself 10 me
that the order should DO carried out, and the teoro
notified h.m that II the WiBoo,ti throttled du ring
the trial should ,t once stop the Algonquin 20
which be replied, that II vas AL right. l nov hnd
that ior several hours you have been, aud now are.
running tho engine. OF the wInSo.ti throttIed
casual Observation. you are using the stop
ya for thro.te valves which Ia In direct volstioI
promises Ine, which relied and Without 1hlcl
would not have starred Beisr. performing Iuy pas
nISndsd that the valve. Of the " inoSsH be opea,d
again, u not shall stop the Algonquin, A. unasf-
sGetheT ar. Folbs. la. any rieht. which yos .f.
bound to 10 obvious that II you d. egsra
the contract aud ordefs at your pehsuIs hr hAs
rights The Winooski hAs gained IN sdvsutaps
Of more than half lurn smInue, by OF losing
her buckets In acolIs on with coal barse. eol-
lAlon which was permitted 10 take place -ith shs
LnoSledge that II must strip on hucteH and so Rivs
tgIeaI advantage to the WiuooskL and which nigh,
have been prevented by stopping abe engne tor .
moment, and Will not consent " any Iuflhef advsn-
tage being taken Of sir. torbe,
he pectiuIiy, etc
tsignedl L. n. DIcgEHsos
SIR morton PEro and the other gentlemes
Who folm thu party Of English capitalists have been
most tountiuy ford snce ther arrival In thIs city.
the early part Of tho week they attended con-
plimentsry dinner al DelmonieoL given In theis
honor by tho Eric Railroad Company. On Wednos.
day evening thoy we're tho guests Of tho Unio.
League Club, shors thcy WsIo welcomed by H. W.
Beecher Chief Justice Chase. Generals Hooker DiI.
and BARLOW, and many other influential sentlsmea.
Yesterday they vis.tei the hdbuuss OF Wall ,iIssl
and we're introduced TO the leading Bulls" snd
Bears" and attended the various Stock Boarda.
wherever they visit they are received With an "a,
iCss,hses On the Last F.asl
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i.isevills and Organized on wednesday, Her.cheu
'. johnson. Who vas candidate for Vice President o.
the Il tet with Stephen A. Douglas, In 1870 vn ebo-
zen President. Governor Johneoa sent In m e.,se
announcing that all the cotton purchased by the
stste bad been c.puied or burned; that ali ,s.es Of
the state abroad had been drawn W the full that all
sources OF income are Unavailable, and that there
tore had become nccesssry for him 70 provide for
the immediate emergencies. He invited attention 10
thousand dollars and TO the redstrctns Of the state
ior membtrs OF Congress under the sprortion.
men, lie also recommend, change in the mode Of
representation TO the General Assembly Amer some
local susrestionS he stated the debt of The state 70
be SN!slS.b2S, Of which only t266I,.S0 xss con.
the var he ..id is an honorsbls one In, ~. e,bes
one 70 on vety different basis, having no legL or
NOR. OBLIGATION. The rebel currency and the rebel
eau,e," he remsfha "hourished togsthsr In hie,"
AND must be buried together in one Ersva"
Tennessee,
The Nashville urIoS Of the 9ist inst, sy,.
The urper branch Of tho Tenns,,ee Iesislsturs on
Thsudsy las, took step In advance Of o rner lesis-
is,ufes brushed musty preudices Away, snd used .
bill making persous Of Afiiosn or Indian descsr,
~ snpa..ed 70 to is. The following 10 . copy Of
the bill A. psscd
"A BmL 70 do justice, and rsnds, Psysorss Of m.
can and I1didn ceneem pefent rttn ,sso IN hs
"Be y enac ed " the General As.en nby of The
sthe OF Tenneisee, Ths persons Of African or Indian
90 in Ali tho Courts OF this Ats IN a. full man ner
- such pvrons are BY act Of CONGRESS- compe 10
Nine'se, In Ill the courts Of the United States and
AZ lhssand parts Of laws OF this SateeIou uding sue
persons from competency, are hereby r,yt .lcd."
Ihe BILL vas ably debated by ts fris tds and oppo-
nt.and ve tko II for granted that the above soton
expresses tbs INSURED Judgment Of tae Senate II
the House Of RepI Iesentatves should respond favor
AMY 70 the action Of the senA sh ali have ons
OF the last remaining sources Of agitation, and trouble
the rest.
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From Canada.
The Sanders kidns ppius Cns,-Incress.
Ing fepian Excitement. Etc

Toronto, c. ", Oct 26.-In the Sanders kidnsp-
pins case, the Judge strongly urged convietion on
the Jury, .ho unable 10 ssee, have been locked up
since Saturday, the judge declaring that he viii keep
them confined until they sive verdict.
The fenisn eicitementi |. incrcasn and srcat &C.
uvv 10 manifested in military circles Drills, In
pection,, enrolling volunteers &c, are going on
Many Irish soldiers in the regular regiments are do
ssrtins TO the states and large portion ID the voun-
tecr, are believed to he Fenians. Many sootchnssn
are joining the order In Montreal.
number OF the French cadets have gone TO nsri.
co. The exodus from Canada to the State. Just nov
!, very large. Three thousand families leh via
Rouse's Point last year for America
American buyers spent . million dollar In this
market last month
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General Intelligence.
tBy MOI 10 the S,v York Sun. ]

Gas BnAdd 10 about 10 start a cotton plantation
In AlAbamA, with free negro labor.
WEsTERs Jugeler has adopted new name for
bis proiession. He cas- IL Msginisteehnesan-
uopOs."
CHArLrs c. JonNsoN, school teacher a, Buiis-
10 was nIeI 80 N Tuesday, tor whipping pupil
too severely.
uksshAL TrEaY who captured many South
ern gent smsn Al w lmiuatop has been esptuI,d
by southern lady, o Is 20 become his wiis He
doesn't wish to be exchanged.
tn m has been an immense conhagrsnou IN N.
lirge town o! Ilsglee oIero, Government Of sAma-
"a, Russia and Ns houses have besn reduced 70
lhh ed-reoel osnsral Hood 10 said W 10 In
destitute condition. The cilzsn. az San Lntonio.
IeI.s arc taking up subsorp,ions 70 purch,s, .
home for him 10 that Stat,
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. II Ia he general opinion Of those Who hs,s AZ
best opportunity Of judging correctly, th,, a..
high prices Of cotton will cause the mos, sn.rssti
efforts to bs made for its production nsxt v,,,
Az Examination =, A.. ,ao... :, A. -.
Reserve, disclo... ~ a., ~. q .' VI w ,e.Tn
are disabled ,rcrn .nnnJ. ~ 80. ao, Q, 'nsn'
ease and "a -, o.,, sl,'- ~ y, osna mom dt-
Tus sheen di..... a. ..,s a, L.,.,-
W ltshirs and Yo1Istt.. Tn ...t I,
continues lts r,y,s.. ~ T.. n e ''' 'l
land. :" h'ssHo snu 500"
.
,.,.'p oeAL N,Veller, named Alexander Mac
1na, ue9, VS. recenNy hncd els sud costs by the
Suyuoh hnssnu) magistrates for attempting ~
young Ishy named hustou while travelling
s'hiNsy uhin hrough uuusl.
IT is stated that Thoms. Pueh,n,n p,.s h.
his wsy 10 Nsu Orle.p, a n.,n, np n,so o"
n., nus,un sno bs morse ne hss oeletr,ied 40 bril-
psy 70 verse. lie goss under ihc suspiees OF The
insuspnh Union League.
Two young men became Engaged IN . o,.,,.,tz
one Of the public streets OF Boston, on suhI."
when one Of The wranglers drew . dirs ma S,,,s.
cd 4, INTO one Of the eyes Of the otnsr ~.
entered the brain, killing the man .luo., 49,
snly. "s
Trr,
Ear,bon,n.' Fns,.ra d',Iu- al, LOT dioNhinr 81
vino Y,s,ss',,ois ,.n1i au,,us & Wv osons seasoe.
of A, %. AZ snI S ",nen Icscuet 'ne suns
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The Lincoln NIonumeut.
OFFICE or TuE LISoot y SAfIosAL)
hoSUMrSr AssoC1A1toN,
AtstssaNfN1 Ill ,l.t gG \


sPuIsgrtELn, H.. oct. 26.
To the PeoTts Of Hs Unite1 \ din
The Nat onh Lincoln Monument Association ear
nesly invite the attention and favorable regard Of
their ielow citizens throughout the United states
"a n steel engraving Of Abraham Lincoln aud his
EmAno patton rtoclamation," published By Prsng d
Company, Art Pub sheis, Of BOston, Mss.., the en-
tire nett proceeds OF the sale Of which the prope tor
has generously donated TO the funds OF the Assooia-
ton as a means OF public contribution toward tho
erection Of National Monument that shall 10
worthy Of Abraham Lincoln aud Of the American
pcOpe.
X, J. OGiLsBr President and Gov, Of Illinois.
L. l.. CONklINS, bsCtet