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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS.

tn. name A Morton Number" and "Qpaity.' are
stamped the following Pens and the point, warranted
The nnmSar. I'D tete lo only: No being the smallest.
No g. the largest adapted for the pocket No tho smallest,
snd Ne 10, ,be ls;S' MlHnosh Gold Pea for the de.k
GJIp FINS. WITHOUT c,sys.
For 81 No ZEN 1T qosity; OF No. Pa. 81 quality
For 81 No Pen lst quality or No fer ~ qualify
For s2s No; Pen .t qniiy; oraSO 4Pen I'd quality
ora No. 5 Pen. ID qnaii "
For 81 No Pea, 1t quality No Pen, % quality
ora No. Pen. ID quality.
For 81 % No Pen, la quality; No Pen "a qus,y
Tor % No. Pen soa No. Pen; s. No Pen
s6sOaEO.9 Feni - 500 No. 10 P.'--sIi let quas,y.
rHg SAM GOLD rrSs. IN ExrtssIoS cA,ET WITH
PENCILS.
For s1aNo Pen. l'qrsh,yi or No; Pen, I'd Quality
For sOsNo.2 Pen LIT quality " No ien I'd quality
For sia 80 fsn i qosfy, OF No. Pen, I'd quality
For 80 Is No Pen ist quality, o. Ia Poi I'd q"'h'
Fer - . No Pea Is, qlalJ.
aoLp Pens Al TfEfr QUALITY TX sOUyTrr DISK
BoLpfRs
For s25saSo 4Pen; g. -325 No. sreni ior sie No
For 10 fen ". s No. Pen; ard Tor s9s 80. 10
Tue is, oas.y" arr pointed with the very beet ridos
min Points carefully .rlsed aud Of tls quality ar
sold with the sshest i1pere'on wh SAIL and the eo'e''
The I'd Quality superior TO any Pens n.de By him
previous 10 the yegT 1850
biy Elasticity and Good rug Qualities (tLs only true
condderstionsj any God Pens made Ole, where.
regard tie Chesp Gold fsn he ben e.y. 20 tia,
previous operating his New ard Patented Machines ~
could by. made Good Writing aud Durable Pens foT
the price. had tho Gold been furnished srs,uitou-y
Paries fd-rins mus, 10 all instances specify the Name
the Number md Quality OF the Pens wanted, aud be
particular to doscro the Ind they pfcrwhetheI siit
Timber coarse or tre.
an renttuces 81, By u.l IN registered letters my
Id an 10 al who send twenty cents charge fo regsteng
In ADDITION y the pace Vi goods ordered will guaranty their
Parties .eld:nx Old Of Silver vii he Allow Ell the f pro
MUM tie Day reo@.ved, 800
10 CLU BsA ilooat Of IL per cont vii b, allowed on
sum. Of ~ and Is per cent on 80 and Of ~ pct cegt %
go, 4 ssJi = cas address d ore time. Address
A. MORTON.
No % Nidon.lsue. keN.Iort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Advertisement.

Speaking Of HOLIDAY GIFTS, The Tribune OF
she 23d inst says Morton gold pen property 10 itself
and forms very appropriate and useful Christmas present to
III who write for profit for plcnsure'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
remoyaudQ.

The soon-r N,tchnan, recently ashore Hat l.isnt
has been -ot o. ischars and now lie. Cry ssno
repairing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Professional Notices.

Z -. :
A ETHICAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ order sI.d ia,cr.,-i by Dr. :. EALCd and E. DOt
GTLMANN formerly eDftoi.i ~ bosgonncAu, oil fA'i',
~ Broadway. N. Y.
CUtRLES u. HAMMOND, formerly Pro.
~ te.or Of spoca Apsoiiy sud sp.-ry IN th- syraiuss
nedc-l College NJ v Oh'c No. ~ Fsft t~sHiy seventh
81 Consultation, fson = to 10 to3, .ndf'oa
hR. LEWlSs MEDICAL ard SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Bs~ehI'., between NAics and
Wee, Ir,sdysy thu only Iia,e sitru TIE Afflicted WI
proper r'ediesius1~cn' h'rn o" a m 'oBn m
nE. A. LEWIS, Physician aud Surgeon,
sais tucce,sy oil difficulties ttt fensle> arc 'ubst
10 Relief siycn IN al. c1ls cHcc No Bsschsi, thies
doorf nom West BIo.iwey. Nc~-fors.
.CURGICAL HOSPITAL for The Treatment OF
y Pelvic N.fs under The caro- 81 tDN Akb
H. DIXON. Editor Of 100 Seslrl a.i''lrc. Pile, uico
c-ie Hernia md tuli Every oi Stf ,turo admits oi
radical and .rrnane M "D doS and often al mme
date on. by p'z ins,TnI-nt- tr"thfot"me
designed expressly 70 modify Mr.. -yuc- operation In HI
the thrcC hfstsnueTrd att ctons nr cure IL fsr
anieed the care he undertaken. Ocs hour, tea y
daily ard ? 10 9r'tu.E' S' No GF1htrr
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Arrived

4. s. .esn tIsn'poft United stltes S4fte baltimore -
bour Ia a. = a . NJ 81, 81 the DeA"ere light ship
..y, two sunen sss.e observing something NJ tho mainCp
-.,, Of one Of them down nor sd discovered tito ne
,be body Of n dead and sol 20 lie topms't found on
w k.ICa ssl. wreb sB?:ks bsos s:asnus',1Y1T ss.
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Advertisement
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4 CrRR wAREASTED.

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3 Costiv-ness and Loss o. Appetite
T. Gloom and Depression Of Spirits.
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q Nervous Affection, and want Of s!esp at night
10. Loss OF Appetite and toafug.
IL Dizziness Duiness II Vision, and Lcss Of Sight.
~ Headache end staggering waA!ue with great WEAK
Out Of the thousands Of % Dypepsa that have ssed
Or W.hsrts Great American Dyspepsia Pills. not one Of
them hs. failed Of perfect We cure in every
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sverywher-, aud OF Dr. Whls Office No. 10 n. Second't
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DARlTAN & DELAWARE BAY X. r.
IL From loo, hcr,y T., daily, 39o p; M connecting
With TI.r. 20 hiGiiLASpS RID BANk, LON"
BROOKLYS To PHlLADELPHlA-fMe az; Ermt.
don tickets sosi for thfce days Steamer JESSE ioff
Il a. m, connostinf 81 PORT MONMoU1H with -.pre.s
'rtlu, FOR PHILADELPHIA, TCCKERfON BARNEOAr,
rOMs RIVER Returning leave Vine st. toETy, Phila
deph,, a. II 30 -. -
lrsvrlcrs from thc City Of NewYoN notified not to
suply for ps.ase hv m line thr State Of vJer'ey hsyn,
,iai.i 20 the Camden ard Arhoy moni y the exclusive
privilege Of carrying and between the cities
Of New Yors And Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
Proposals.
MEsIcAL PuRvrroa's oyvIcE, !
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEAIED PRO

PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO-
Pos.I -li DO received at thi. Office until January 2a
Army during the ensuing al tho point. he rein
ice to b stored oy h' d s hs 5h 81
pr NEXT leo TO BE- rsep,ed FOR until its quality the
ht.s- Of the is.hoa. and ,, snnsr n which !, " packed
will DO made only for the smoust thns actually stored and IT,
The proposals. will b. made 20, tn. below
required At the respective psc- with e proviso ths.
shoad b. needed any time for the years supply u
shal be urnsbed Vt the rates snt under e same coa
ouspt,y to be lr.iveTeda.
Anna polls, Nd. iee-honst owned by the ILited
$50 TINS
Point Lookout, I'D. ce,koa.c owned by ,Ar Un,,ed
200 tuns
$50
400
state. ttns
80 tun'.
800 tun..
ssyannab. Ga. ice hov.e not owned by The United
SiAt"s.. <O ttis
leo tans.
100 tuna
wOrlran', Ls.. ice-hoa-e owned hy th- United
Tropo.a. viii also h. received Tor dshns Ice daily by
weight sor the l8iu such qnaui.s rs may be re-
rhed By the Surgeons in charges; Uncd States G~n-ral
io.pss OF the pacr. sed rsD-c and upon the iol
los ine nnnuai estimate. ia and D-ur--
P.:-. mouth Urovs n. Observation-Disclosures. 49, TINS
New Haven o. tuna
New y ork 40 tuns
Nrvuk n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 tuus
Ihil. elphis Pa.............. 800 tuns
Ra Iioie 500 tuns
Fr.d<r ...................
Ws,hi1gon d. = $50 tuns
All additional auorEts tst h. rrd.rrd ~ these places
until January 1916 10 he o. ni.isi at "a. ra;es.
FORM Of fHJ.OStL
The urdersurd propos. 10 iurni-h - tUns 81 6r',
quality lee carefully paced ia 'ubanI icEoaes. at the
.itIln named points. namely :--------------
ai tie fslowng pite per TN & tlols and pounds,
-prr tun-
The Ice te b. ,ubjer, tn, insr.cior "nur-msn end
approval Of Medic Uer ut.r foy,Iy appointed IN
-p, ctor. beios~ bern. rerri ed 7.
PsypIrn to be nd from t,n, to tine upon duplicate bills
cri tined 20 by n. Medical Director.
(Simsdb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
"rT'lIE PEN Is MIGHTIRR THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD fEN-THE BEsT OF ALL PENS
AfORTCN'S GOLD PENS,

MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of u :e following sums M Cash, the snt
scrber viii seud by rcun mail otherwise "a directed
Gold Pen Prus-Sciing me sumo Geeo'cng te doe'V
nor, VIZ:
WITHOUT CAsEs.
For so cents the Msc Pen or ~ cents the Lucky Fen
for : the aw.ys-R-tdy Pen; for s 25, the Elegant
Pen and for : 80 the Excelsior Ponlbrsr Pens hot
numbered bat cof-v,pond IN sIs TO Numbs ?, 3 and
respectively
1HR SANE PENS rs SILVER PLATED WITH
PENCILS.
For g the Ms-lc Pen; III Is the Lucky Pen; for
81 50 Tie Always Ready Pen; or So the Elegant Pen
and for - q. the Excelsior Fen.
These are Well tiuished GoodWfitins Gold Pens, with
Irdosuin Points the average OF every of which
will fr ou,is gross OF the best stel Pens although they
ay, uatpay,aptei and fas,tto,e net cychdngrdbi>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

nIVORCES Legally Procured for Persons
- from suy state County thou pabic.,y or change
rrsilrLce. coUpat b dcseriion Ac ,u1cien' cinsc
Success slsrsr,,,d. ba,ice Bee and couh -na Apply 10
H. BAIEMAS. No 81 Nassau a.. op?o Ste The Pot lice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
6icamtolts and Railroads.

NORTHERN l.. r.. of NEW-JERSEY.--
~ Train, o,ve J'ry City for Permont q. s5 N "
D. NJ. s13 n. H.. apd O, p The s:iss M, and ~, r
fHos w. pEMARgsr. Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

We won c.l the attention Of M4nu'sc tsJ ait',
and parties orm s,oek Coup pics, who nay wish 10 Sc
rure GOOD ii or III az the following ia-ts: fhe merits II
this In, on have been fuy proven Nnhhtbe preyasgn
OF the seed rcdicd tapened and improved II
!. c,psbe Of hray cou5ucted OF any ze IN horse
power upward II Il ,ccuisy well sdsifcd 20 the :, phta-
ton Of steam power. Sample machines car be bad o,
BIDV I'LL ESQ Il tt.uI. H. Penn. A5drr's CuNSFOCh
1 GLIDpFN Miivauir- Wiz. or &. CuMSTOCk, cse -
j. {. BiDWELL, &C Pi,,.bu;gh Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
lriernal Rerenne.
NrrlcE OF THE COLLECTOR II IN,
CPFCIAI WAR TAX-ElGHTH DE

wardI. 1-NtEsN"
,h,renih twentieth ,nd Twenty nI. in .ccOrdsss'
& ,s ,nToyop, o, the nt resolution o. sys pSr
So,-d Jay agGs Ss. i iGf Il. year .piss De- .
h. . turn, A.s o. an. m;
md that are row %a' p. a"S ynoe.
hct.o sT TS es Ss ten DAY. q i: 'fs ss s
,i d. Of s oos. r ,a.S ts" days he i sss
omit q t.. ss to" Of 1S ssuy VII :S I
~ pe.on. who hall aesec, 70 ,i ' ness viii ee ,:
"'.hh ~ pan rySfuM additional, aud nee " srom
ios the ssni,e Of the no,iec o AZ ecH,a,oY
,O.pm. "ho' J. i'i'r No. -, k~s'c'
Dec, ?s 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Cures
Burma Scalds and nl.mmaiions almost insuy p cents
. boz. For sale at Depot. No. 43 Liberyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
CHANCES for Bnsincss M:rl
ExTENsIvE WATER POWER for SALE

INTENSIVE WATER. POWER Tor SALE.
~ Situated Railroad depot and thin three hours
YORK s1 and b0f miles Of bot freight
line d, 10 the city. 1t 10 vel calculated for Taper
COL nufactgTII Adde'S Boz No 21t3 New eIk Post
Office.
nor SALE-A Boot and Shoe Mandatory,
Il Es.: ni,hment complete. Conn rising:
bslefsh hckays Stitching Machines e.
Thor psoU's Sole Leatt,r Cg,toI. with die,.
IS Wax fhrcsi MACHINES.
Roi!ic Machines.
Sp,ittng Maxine
CrInJ ing Mack.ntL
1 He-l hischine.
Heel sriuner.
l Gtaogug Machine.
u boards. boot Tree, A.ss kc &C. Thc tsts0i.h
D,nt IA complete osif icr che manufacture Of l sr'
Amy Bcofs aud Boo.es per DIV suited the sngf ure
OF f'Oots aa5 Shoes ia the marriott
Ao, ~ complete ocier. Engine and Boiler CT ten lore
porer, with shstn= ard sppurtefa Tor running the
establishment. VIII b. sold bargain II spplei for s'cn
Thcsc lea tbs building .ow r,nt, which will be
tranifrired no charrr Tor Good VIII.
Al ress Bee No. 32 Post Ufice Philadelphia, Pcnn.
IRON WORKS FOR SALE.--The CNitN
j WORKS COMPAENS property at st johns. ~ T. In
comps ark order. inc Udug th.ir Eotse- mills, sbof
shed .achinesr &C.. together VITA The valuable vhsI
property forming the front on ~. Johns HArhor. -
The great adv tages and privilege which these "os1
extending their Profitable bust1rss
offer a g-ea judgement for investment.
For ds-crirt0n aud schedule a. property tO.eher with f
ysrcusrs, apply - 4. }. BLEECkER, son c.,
A1ctioUeefs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. g. C,Gar-s;., New \ ORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
IrSTOM NOvSE. NEW.YORK, COLLEC.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NETWORK, COLLEC-
~ TORS OFFICE. december Is. lt6t Tne fol
low ng u,I hsiuse 1 Two hundred and m yiye iln'
kuk.e.. hsi Camel Coal imported per 'hip Constantine
from Liverpool December 49, lt1 having rcuInd N store
urc aimed yonJ The period allowed by law viii be rod at
Pub &c Auction by JOHN ~. DRAPER CO.. Auction erfs
At Hhr .ers stores. Atlantic Dock. UONDAl usIy
l6 lo6s nt u o'clork N. = DRAPER Collector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
V,HE OLIVE BRANCH.

'TNIE OLIVE BRANCH
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
We the unds.y nrd, committee sppon'-j by the ~, w
g. Louge Tor the state Of New orI. working H. nsonh
union, do hereby give notice that empowered ~ e
covs from all diss.ntnr Masonic bodies 10 the
% Sew iors and her Aforesaid rsdctOn IN reference
70 UNlON with the .ad hody all proposition, IA reference
thereto t. lie addressed 10 SAMUEL j. SColGRON No Hs
sv!l!'.s-,t.. Aew.YoIA Cry.
DAVID GORDEN
SAMUEL J. SCOTTRON,
WALTER VI. III Ri,
LOUIS A. HOOD,
SAMUEL H. sCOrTROS.
TDHs H. lSAACS,
NATHANIEL H. LEWIS,
JACOB NANDRRBECk,
r. :. W. TITUS,
Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
90 njhom il man Concern.

NOMSTOCXs ROTARY SPADER.-Ilavng
~ dspo'ed of the right TO manufacture and vend COM
srOCkS ROTARY SPADER throughout the United states
erc,p, the England aud other Atlantic and the Poh
Stsrs Irpa ed to ,ssue licences 20 manuac.u
aud ved this implement spon hrb ST. Of License Tee OF ton
cent machines made and sold TO parties
no s III advance 10 cash Tie following 10 be reimbursed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-02
For the Go!i0ans.
BOARD ano Rooms.

FURNISHED BEDROOMS to LET, Cheap.
N.o PhRLDR suitable for a Doctor. Dentist other
suitable bu.c. WANTED Servant Woman that con pro
duce good srTcnth st. opponie Coop"r Institute
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07

SLcEsH GHOSTS FoREshADo W
ED When Gen. Shermans army
occupied Savannah, The citizens pleld
ed starvation and asked to be fed.-
Amongst other applications. several
ladies called upon the Provost Mar.
shal Of the Western District and un-
folded a horrible story Of suffering
and woe. The gallant Gen. b.
impressed with the tale seated himself
to write the order for supplies. While
so engaged some. remark was made
about he termination Of the war
Whefeupun one Of the suffering ap
plicants opened upon the General as
follows: "This war wont be ended
until yon kill all the men, and then.
we women viii fight you, and Il you
Kill all Of us il won't be ended then.
for We Il come back as ghosts 10 haunt
you This sanguiuary GRAFTON de-
liYered with ali the venom Of South
ern female beggar quite appalled, the
General, who quietly lore up the or
der he was writing saying, III such be
the case, think you Lad better die Of
5 tarvalion, az then your ghosts may
be too weak - come back and haunt
as" And be- coolly bui politely bow
ed the discomdlidd lady mendieants
into the street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07
Sheridan and Sherman.

News which Gen. Grant and Sec
Rotary Stanton have considered sufFi-
cicntly reliable TO be placed before the
country In official dispatches, indicate
the capture and defeat Of Early, and
abe possession OF Charlottesville and
CerdoDsville. This important success
10 the ives, Of Richmond renders still
more interesting the sit uation Of the
rebel army in that city. The party
in Richmond which had considered
The evacuation Of The capital inevita-
bic, has always relied upon Lynch.
burg as a safe poiu, 10 which General
Lee might retire for further opera-
fiona The vigor and SUCCESS with
which Sheridan has opened his new
campaign in The direction ofthat place,
mus. render still more nervous The gen.
tletnen In Richmond who have watched
With great aneasiaess the approach Of
Shernan from the South. Some days
since The Richmond papers complain
ed that the flight Of panic. stricken
Ccngressmsn hsd hardly LEFT a quo
rnm IN that body, and we may sup
pose :he additional horror which has
cone spon them from The Shenando-
sh Valley IN the shape Of the gallant
Phsl, will serve h hasten the exodus.
Nearly tao weeks ago The Rich. 1
moad pres announced that The North .
should have no more news from Sh.r.
man though their colunns until ihp
news Of has defeat. As they have MOI
iniormcd Us Of ihat event. we may
suppose that be Is stlll Oh bis way
Boz information from cher sources.
leave bot littie doabs that be has e.
lecled a laBcsion vish SebodeA and &.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07

The Omar SUICIDES Slavery
dies by its own hands its worst enc
mics have been its friends. Govern
or Wise hurt it more than john
Brown Preston Brooks dealt il more
fatal blows than Charles Sumner -
Floyd Knocked away more power
iul prop than Wendell Phillips and
Jefferson Davis has wounded il more
MORALLY than Garrison. Thus, my
friend. il ever is. The vrch-traiior IS
always taken in bis owl trap the IA
iher 81 hes always tells too many the
original murderer ends IN snicide.-
The highways Of history are dotted
ala along Biih the trees on which the
devil hung himself eiil bis owa rope.
u e aot g wsizhty a MISTER after al
y w f Heil.-
ff ~ fl FnhfHH aH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07

Ma RAGE EXTRAORDINARY. A
Kentucky paper snys that Coulter,
the not d guerilla, who vas killed tuo
weeks ago, some time since entcrcd
the village e IIanesviIlc and com-
PEELED The clerk o. III County Court
10 give hnn license to unite him In
marriage 10 lie young wife Of I'm
ION soldier NJ The time IN Louisville
Having obtained .he license b. force
Of arms, Coulter Grxt sought u clergy
man whom, with threats If dasth hs
compelled TO 20 wi b him to tie houses
and perform the ceremony. Having
lived Nilh the doubly married woman
three or four days, the detperado
gave her five hundred dollars IN gold
and SGT of in seatch Of adventures
Whether the lady was constrained by
force, by gold or romantic affection to
submit to the marriage "a not kEown.
bar as shon a. her new husband do
pared she 5 ct off for Louisville 10 Join
the old one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07

\ forertSa iNetuiNr-T.ean.
Der balaor ealor.besrsr 81 Is Il.
Stslh Ksaiaeky Cavalry, CD. VA.
Aims, being botiy pressed by the rcbs
Gle. q, ibe esule 81 Ghickamoas and
1odlae himself surrounded. Nith5n,
any chance ior Escape tore the ,ik
dag which Dc had carried lhroeeh
many a bols contested aeld. fron 49,
staff, and pot il ia bis bosom. The
rc'els captured him, and Immediately
scut bun 90 the prison NJ Salisbury.
y e, where after being confined ior
sixteen months, and ing unable 10
bear ihe harsh treatment which our
boys 10 blac' suffer a. The hands of
those iicads iacarua,e, he became sick
and feeling thal lhcie was no hope of
Tor bis recovery, he drew the emblem,
OF LieeHy and Freelom--,he star.
spangled bannor-~ir3m near his henri.
where be bal concealed 1, during n.
imprisonment gave itoa fellow pri,.
once SIephen Cox, alec member 81
ihe Sixth, and haie bin with his dy.
ing brealh, &c he should ever reach
Madison County, Kentucky, 10 give
that flag to ms mother" Soon after.
this noble and brave boy went to ilat
country from whose bourne no travel
Ter ever returns, and Cox was ex.
changed, returned to his home near
Rogersville, whsn,agreeably to The re-
quest OF bis dying cnmradc, he gave
Mrs. Butner the broad stripes and
bright stars. Who can imagine tho
feelings Of the fond mother then -
With mixed feelings Of sorfou aud
pride she pressed the liuls flag to her
lips, and, With tears iueklmg down
her checks, she raised her eyes rev.
erently toward Heaven, anil lervontly
thanked God that lie had given her
such son. She sin has that aag.
and under no consideration can She
be induced to part with it, Cores
poadeace Cincinnati Commenced
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-03-07

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Ga the ish q M4oh Abraham Lin
cain ENTERED agoa BIS seoosd term #
etAee - Pfnssirn, u ihr Uniici
States, This i ilss Crit rc-inaaggralign
that has occurred -ibce tbs Ffcsidsncy
II Jsclsoa. H. Ise0, Sir. Lincoln sas
not the spi elioioc ofany considerable
postioa ol ilc party to which b. be-
longcd, and owud his nomination 20
great extent 10 c ilcrations a avail
vbiliiy. IN 1904, his REORGANIZATION sas
demanded by The American people
wiih uhAni,ni,y Asd drpth II feeling
10 Which history furnishes bat few
Parullels. HIS populariiy sas such
char men. hitherto the mnss trusted
lsadsrs Of the party, when they took
do slightest action against h.s con-
tinuanos In power, suddenly found
themselves without followers lie
nos enters upou bis second term OF
oihce wah moral support from the
psopls such has seI,lom been acestd.
ed 10 any ruler.
When We consider The history Of
the four years during which Mr. Lin
cola has held the most ,ponsible Of
ace Of the government, the difficulties
BY which be has been surrounded and
the great questions with which he has
been called upon 70 deal, We may
weh wonder q, the unanimiiy Of that
v0ics which has placed him at the helm
ior another four years. lie has been
compelled TO decide great questions Of
war, Of finance and Of states manship,
where 1t seemed as slough wrong
decision would effect the ruin Of the
country. lie has been called upon
to choose generals and counsellors
when a mistake might result in defeat
and destruction before il could be- cor
rected. Amid host OF conflicting
opinions as 10 men and measures, bis
own opinions have so been justified
BY events ne TO leave no doubt as to
7 bis wisdom az a statesman and his
ability as an executive. Distinguish.
ed men who have watched his course
from across the Atlantic, free from
the turmoil and prejudiees Of the ac-
tual conflict have testified TO his great
meas and rebels against the authority
Of bis government have been forced
10 Ackno~ ledge that he has chung to
the cause he has been called upon to
defend, with a tenacity ana strengin
Of PsrPosc IN themselves highly CON-
aaendablc. II is honor enough for
him that he has so conducted him self
that The enemies Of his county fear
him as well as hate him, while others
zee the salvation Of the nation in his
integrity and judgement.
The Southern States will be com. /
PEELED to return to the Union under
the Presidency Of Abraham Lincoln.
This Sill render our victory more
complete. When he entered upon the
duties Of bis office, the Southern aris-
socrats were SO insensible to the chief
glories Of our republican institutions,
that they declared they would never
submit to be governed by vulgar
rail-spliiter. When that spirit shall be
entirely crushed, and they shall return
TO recognize the dignity OF labor, the
republic will have iriumphed, and It's
foundation principles become too firm
ly established to be ever overthrow.