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PosrMAsTER GENERAL PowRRs'
PROCLAMATION.
BUFFALO PRAIRIE,
August l9, 1865. I

as BUFFALO PRARIE,l
August l9, 1866.
DEAR CoL.-Enclosed send you . mani
festo from our little postmaster general on
assuming the duties OF the Office. You will
observe no person is to call for mail m natter If
the, little p. NJ. is abed. He shrewdly neg
lsots 20 let us know when the mail arrives
and departs, but probsbly in course of time
we shall know that, also. N
By the by, Colonel, can you tell which of
the prairie Offices it was where the person
making application for the Office signed his
own name to a petition Containing ao express
declaration of his loyalty; and, furthermore,
whether he did or did not vote the democrat
10 ticket in 1902 If you can answer the
above queries you will favor many.
The following is literal copy of Powers
proclamation, in his own .'handwrite." 4" viz ::
BUFTALo PRAIRIE June 10th 1866
In order to promote the convenience OF the pub
lie, and ensure the safe delivery of transient mails
at this Office, l would call the attention of the
public TO the following points.
LIST. Arrangements will be made, so that the exact
No of letters delivered at Edgnton to private car
riers, will be known at tins Office each week, and
losses by negligence absu action will be GER
tainly ascertaIned.
I'd. Persons calling at the Edgington Office tor the
mall for this place, should provide themselves
with suitable sack for that purpose, and must see
that 1t is not injured from wet or other causes.
3rd. Any person intrusted - convey the mail to
this Office, will be expected TO deliver the same
| personally and without unnecessary delay, and II
will be deemed highly rePrehensIble for such per
son to give the mail into the hands ofanother be-
| fore it reaches the Office.
4th. All persons having the mail in their care,
will be held strictly accountable for its safe dey
cry any mai. matter found to be missing
| 9th. The p. M. At Edgington will be notified in
| reference to any pelson, who proves to be negli.
gent concerning the above regulations, ana the
| mail will not again be delivered to such person,
without order.
| 9th. The citizens generaly, are desired to bring
| down the mai as heretofore, unIii such time a,
the Department shall furnish ased mail iacili
ties Tor this route
7th Postage on regular printed matter will be due
on the LIST OF July, and all postage money, If any
that has been paid for the ensuing quarters, val
be cheerfaiy refunded BY the late p. M
sth. Persons are requested to not call for theii
mails after 9-o'clock p. M. on Sundays uules,
absolutely necessary.
| EDhUsD d PowERs NJ
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

A committee if the Portland city council are
investigating the gas question and have come TO
the conclusion that the CITY can supply itself at
81, 90 per thousand feet. In Philadelphia, after
the lst of October, the price will be reduced to
consumers to $3.50 or $2,T5 per thousand.
Colonel Basil Duke, the brother-iu-law and
chief Lieutenant of General John Morgan, and
Colonel Breckenridge, have returned TO Ken
tucky from the south and formed busress part
nership for the arranging and collection Of south.
ern debts. - a-.sas..s
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

The New York state committee have called
the democratic convention to nominate candi-
dates for state officers, 10 meet on the eth of
September This action, says the Albany Argus,
Is prompt, and will require prompt response
from the democratic masses. Fortunately the
party is organized and harmonious and we have
little doubt that the convention will be unani-
nous in its declaration of principles, and will
present candidates who will be approved by the
vote of the people. III
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

Hon. Hersenel V. johnson, OF Georgia, candi-
date for vice president, the Douglas ticket, in
1860, and, sometime since, pardoned by the pres
ident for his participation in the late rebellion,
had long interview with President johnson, on
Wednesday last.
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

The state convention of soldiers, dissafeet-
ed republicans, and democrats of Iowa nom-
ated Gen. Thomas Ell. Benton, jr., for govern
or. Il is hoped that all the people of Iowa
who are opposed to negro suffrage will vote
for him. He ought to be elected.
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

The Richmond WA,g editorially advocates the
ratification, by Virginia, of the constitutional
amendment abolisbing slavery. aud urges a called
session Of the legislature in November to har-
monze the legislation of the state wit the wish
es and policy of the general governn,ent 50 5Hy
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letter from London says fashion is at the sea-
side, bobbing up and down in eight inches of
muddy salt water, at the tail of bathing ma
chine. The opera has gone to Baden Baden--ths
drama has elopsd to the provinces. 9gFv EEf
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

1t is said that the veteran reserve corps which
now consists of "a regiments, is to be consoli-
dated INTO 6, which will force from the service a
large number of officers of that organization sea
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

The democratic state convention of Ohio
ernor. The convention was large and enthu-
siastie. nearly all the counties in the state
being represented
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SCOTT COUNTY FAIR.

DHE Twelfth Annual Fair of the Scott
4 County Agricultural Society will be held al
Davenport, Iowa, or 18th, 18Th, 2Oth, 2lsi sse
zzd of September, 1865. s., 900 offered in Premi-
umss Open 20 the World.
The usual arrangements with the Railroads ane
Steamboats, have been made.
For premium lists, or any information concern
ing the Far, apply personally or BY letter 10
VIM. X. HAIGHT, Secretary,
EtE1e1 SIT Il 90 Perry St, Davenport, Iowa
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1t is announced that the late speech of Coy.
Perry, of South Carolina, is in harmony with the
views of President johnson. Let the radicals
howl
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

The colored prostitutes in Richmond are very
numerous and increasing rapidly. They were de-
cent slave women before the war
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

Gov. Brownlow writes that John Bell has
grown aged rapidly, that his hair is gray, his
teeth gone and his body bent Brownlow took
the oath-with sugar-with him.
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

They are polite down in Kentucky; one edto
calls another 'addle-pated and muddle- Drained.
There are many OF this kind up this way W,
never think OF mentioning them.
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FOR SALE.

TX GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo.
lO DavenPort's addition 10 the CITY OF Roet
Island. Price from 500 TO $3.50.
Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the Camden
road, hall mile from the city of Rock Isahe,
well situated Tor gardening and residences
Terms halt cash and balance on tune.
40 Acres known as the Cushing Tract, sItua,.d
on the Camden road, two miles from the cit, o,
Rock Island, and 10 beautifully situated for res..
denees, Gardening, Fruit raising-hasa a good spriug
&c, and IL about a half mile from The " RocE
River Water Powers Price, per acre $40 hall
cash and the balance on time.
Also a number of lots IN Davenport, Iowa Cit,
and LeCiaIre, and Farming Lands in Iowa aad
Nebraska Territory ID. aIE ftH
Apply to GEO. l. DAVENPORT.
mch2Idwn. at Davenport, Iowa
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

Gen. Grant made sociaole call upon Gen.
Cass while in Detroit
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

There are still upwards of 5000 officials holding
positions of trust and emoument in Washing
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25
ID. j. DLMICk,
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHING TON street.
FOR SALE:

JoHNSoN'S AMERICAN, corner OF IIIiao..
and Washington streets. A complete hotel, To-
ger with good barn and out buildings
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Molin. AYen
ne, with all kinds of fruit and shrubbery-cheaD
DWELLING HOUSES and lots in ali parts Of
the city for sale. g. 80 r.-.
Enquire OF a4 -l.- o. J. DIMICE
-r--e -s-..e.--s Real Estate Agent.
aagl5dwlm. 1s.. a.....e
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SCENE A Crowded Thorougbfare.
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CHI MAN.
The evening Argus., 1865-08-25

NEGRO. Go way dar; you Injun and
Chinaman no account-No account a'tall'
INDIAN. 'Ugh =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25

THE PRESIDENTS DEyoTIoN.-The following
words, Spoken by Abraham Lincoln at the raising of
flag al inGep ndonce Hail. were never SO memorable 40
now:
II have onen inquired OF myself what great prirci-
pie or idea II WAS that kept this confcderacy SO long
together IL was something In the Deela alton of In-
depende giving liberty Only to the people of Lis
weight should b. lifted from the shoulders vi all men,
aud that 81 shonld have an equal Glance
Now, my friends can this country
be saved upon that basisi ii it can viii consider
my self one of the happieSt Ia the world II can
hrp 10 save It. BIT IL this country cannot be saved
would ro!p Be Sssdss aased u,on ile spos aas
reEdar ~
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
The New-York aemi.yveel,ly Tribune.

The SEMI-WBEKLY TRIBUNE contains al
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character;
Literary Reviews and AT Criticisms Letters from our
large corps Of war correspondents Foreign and Domes
tic letter.; Special aud Associated Press Telegrapho
Dispatches; careful and complete Summary OK
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports OF
The Proceed ngs OF the Farmers Club OF the American
Institute; Talks about Fruit, and other Horticultural
ard gricuural Il OF nation; Stock Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports which are
published In THE DAILY Tribune. The SE8n.WrRKIY
TRIBUNE al,o gives in the course Of year. three
car Of the Latest and BeS. Popular Novels by living
authors The cost OF these alone II bought in boo-
form, wold be from six 10 eight dollars. IL pur
chased in he Enl.ish Maga6nes from which they are
carefully rejected the cost would be three OF four tines
that sum. Now else much current ntelli-
ant permanent literary matter be had at cheap
/. rate az in THE SESn-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Those who
believe in the principles and approve Of the character Of
The TRIBUNE can II crease its power and influence by
Joining with their nciglfors in forming clubs sub
scr De for IHR SEM. WEEKLY Edition. II Will in that
way be supplied at the lowest price for which
such paper 1c printed. Persons residing in ths
city fad no ore valuable Journal 10 send 10 their
coGutry friends. Price five cents Mail subscribers
copy yeag-l0i uumbers-s4 ? copies, year 81; 5
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a. g. steam transport Blackstone, Bouy Savannah April -
via Hilton Head 10Th. aud pass 20 IT, s ON.
Sailed In with bsk Houston FOR Phadelphia Died
on board Ami 2Ist Corporal Cbas Coot Capt g. IT, SCOTS
company 9 Conn veteran volunteer infantry ayet26
ly resides in New Haven, Conn.
II : steam transport Idaho Holmes Fortress Mo,roe 20
hours in ballast to u. ). a. ON
TRANSPORT :. Cloud, Lucas Wilmington N c..
s,b inst with mails and % refugees 70 U. 3 ON
n s. steam transport Meteor hslett, Fortress Monroe
hours In ballast L. S. A. q. Ne I'D inst ct M, 81
Baesst saw steamers Argo aud Admiral Du on, boandS
ship Augustus tPreml schumscher horseies March IA.
nss,ea f;ibts,er 26th with mdse. to Dser De Veru.
Bark Arisdrc Frazer Sagua u days sugar moasses TO
sSk Golden Rue (of Londonderry " ST. johnson, Nassau
n p IL DAYS mdse to Montel n barlow. -
Bark Svaren (Dsn) Ebsen Rio Janeiro March l. via 81
Thomss April O. coffee, to q. A. Phelps 20. ,.,
Brig j. r. Nevius freeman, Natsnzas days with mo'
Brs Ceens Pickett, Neuvits' April 10, with moa'c''"
Big A. B. Cook Speed Por, Royal days In baa" TO r.
Brs Cygne. Iof Granville " So Lent, sasns 10 dsy'gn
and molasse.. 10 d. r. DeWoL ~, r.,,,a
Il days, mol asses % T. Dwi;h u-,L rn,.o "a dav,
Big Estefsna fof Turks issnd Welsh, Ianpico ''oay''
|fustic Sc. to II. G. Blown q Co. -
| Brg Alendale tBr.). MoBurney, Wint,or. a.,
fris J. Titus st Johu y. T. }, sntn, bermnos oayr
old iron &c % Mccall q Firth. n
Brig Excelsior Pendersss Havana 10 days wo sugar no
ScIr h. j Scott Barnes, Providence fer thzaorti por'
Selr virginia Price, Edredge W lMnson ~ ~ os'~
In ballast 10 ;. w Lewis.
schr C. Stpt,on HoIbrook from Baltimore Tor salem
schr Moses. Psten tof Bsngorl Carlson Ponce, r. M, ~
days uoasses X p. Buck 60. Lett schr Ahhs Ds'i'
for New York next day.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEW-YORk. APRIL a.
Cleared.

Steamer Rebecca Clyde, Wlets Washngton d. c. TO y
$. ON.
Ship d. ". Waten tBrem, Juicher, st. John " e. c.
Lulug & Go. . -
Bark Wmons (Br) Pickett. Marsciles. Moon Henry
Brig Emeis Ceestins Ita). Caasoue, Cadiz slocovch
Azoth Smith
Bris Water Howes Besas, Bangor II. D. 4 j. H. Brook.
man. - ...
. Brig AFRO (sued.l Lonesres, Bahia. Soman g. Fdee.
Brig Robert oroe, HoIchAss Barbados IL. IIowbncges
Son
Brig Isadors Wilson Curaeos. Dovsie & Co.
schr Hops (Br.l Carroll Halifax II. j. c. A. De Wolf
Schr. lslo Pines Lssc Washington. Van Brunt slaSh
scnr Transit, Weldon. Washington Bentley, Smith Co.
sehr. Splendid, Johnson, Baltimore Bentle, smith Co.
schr. Maria Jane, Jones Washington, Van Brunt sagh
sehr. Anna Glover Hermop, City Point, Van Brunt
SlAsht
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Amnsements.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

4 CADFMY OF MUSIC.
n LEONARD GROk ER.,.................. DlRECIOh
GRAND GER,iAN OPERA.
The seasou Of GRAND GERMAN OPERA will commence
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 26,
WITH for the only time during the season.
ROBERT LIE DiABLE.
KARL FORMEs In his great role BERTRAM,
n which BE celebrity f. worldwide. ronr,
FRANZ HER...........s ..hObEhI
FRIDAY EVENING, AprI -,
only time q
THE JEWESS. -
JOSEPH htHMANs. AS ~
FRANZ HIMMER. .........as.............. '.ELEALAh
NO OPERA on THURSDAY ,
previous engsg nent Of she Academy TO the toumnA
College for Thusiay next pTocude Opera on that sh me
Of the engagements Of last week TO TINS ed 10
announcing Thursdays Opera.
set for bursiay py be reecuTed or exchanged where
purchmed. -
| sATURDAY-GRAND MATINEE.
The secured either opera night CONTINUES
the c.deniy Schrmers No. 7u Broadway aud az
Root & Anthony's corner Nassau and Ptnests
Secured Seat Tickets be used In the order
No J. Robert Wednesday; No. 8 Jewess Friday, &c Fer'
holding t,csets the inst sale may retain te a.
rood in the numbered exchange them for other sh
they Will be redeem the offices where sold Ad.s-
siorTo Pafquet Dress Circle and Balcony one dollar Sc
cured seats fifty Secured box seats one oodi
I.rr. Family Circle 81 cents Gallery - cents thursday
Apr a. 1906 hrt Opera nights in Brooklyn Academy o.
Music.
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BORT il)ar0cus' Eolice.
STATE OF NRW-NoRK.
passengers Arrived.

In steamship Blackst' p from Savannah and Hilton Head
LieutCoL Leslie. fTak Austin Mrs ~ ellington Mrs
Patterson. e. G. Ferry and Child, Lieut. r. h. Hasse w
hetmore NJ. {. Phelps aud wife Nrs ;. Robbins and chill
dren T. T. Wahburn, T.. iIsser Mrs. Fernandez and e
deu and servant, Mira A. A. ~ Wheaton ard children and
q soldiers.
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EASTER ELECTION. Andrews Church
Harlem. Werdcus: l. Ii. Jscot. Is. G. Paddock. Yes
tynen: Benj amin Bcyea. A. Selxas Charles Place.
X q. Rolston, J. w. Siratton, =. W. Hopper, NJ
Hsckett. Joseph Struthers
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Proposals.


OFFICE oy THE NswYoRx, HorsAToyrc NoarHEHS(
r. r. Co. No. i57 BROADWAY, Room ~ 7
NEw York CITY, April Il, isoS)
CEALED PROPOSALS will BIO received al
- tins Office until II May 1862 fot the orsaihs
Masonry and Ddg (o par, tbe whoie Of the ORR
Houss tonic aud Northern Railroad. extending nom "hte
Plains, NJ Y, to Brookheld Ct ia distance Of 81 miles
animation At this Office aud after April "A 1875
u. s. AVERY,
Engineer
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The dis,ontinuance Of the drafting system
will relieve from duty force Of persons the number Of
which is estimated at 70,cN.
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Dipi0cnn Notices.

OyTCK AYFRICtE on AND MisiNG CO..
NJ. ~ WILLIAM 81, NEW YORK APfil r. 49,.
TNHE DISECIOES OF tins Company have
a hl, day Dc e4red Tesulsf inontny Dividend Of ONE
PER CENT, paygsle "a and after r., dsy 81 May.
The Transfer BoeIs vii DO ci9ted ths 2D mat and TO
SDsssd " Of Msy.
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sehr Talent (Br.) Merriam, Windsor NJ D. N'''e'
Hyde.
schr. Daring tBr.l -. Halifax, B. p small 20. .
Hollis :,
sehr Maria L. Davis tBr,, Periey' 81 John, b. Basel
4 Co.
Schr. r. II. Fslkenbnrg Breuir
Schr. Ella Carmon. Ross, Accomsc
Sloop Byron, Allen, NoEwsk.
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Disasters.

Brig j. r. Nevius above reported reported arrived wens
ashore night the Jersey Flats below Bedioes i'sHa
where she still lies
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0Fr1cE oF raE CrSTnAL RAILROAD COxPAsT or g.,.

OFFICE CFNTRAL RAILROAD CoEPANY or I
NEv-jERsEy, ELIIABETHF0ET, Apui a. 1867
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the an
IN nua meeting Of she Stockholders the Central Railroad
COMPANY OF New Jersey 10 ELECT NM DIRECTORS to
eerve for the year ensuing viii be held Their Office at
Bzabethport FRIDAY q 5lh O. May ne1t between the
hoErs of u N. and 2 o'clock p. IN.
The Transfer Books viii be closed rom The 18th instsn.
NE 6th proxmo. SAMUEL hNOA' SecIetary
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Detrolenm.
NEARLY CLOSED.
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL ONLY s250,0C0.
SHARES SJ EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.

WORKING ChfllAL, o,o6V shAhES'
President CHAS q. JUDsoN
(sawyer L Judson, Nos o. and o. ChsmberssD
Vice President J. l. EvERIrT, Cashier Broadway bsn
Treasurer, CHAs. GOULD, No. 50 Wall-''
Ten Wells are going down the Companys properly
in the richest portion Of the famous Sugar Greek 'aey
There 1. ON for 800 more. The Trustees will refrain ron
en,,v n the prospects Of the SUGAR ChEfh
PETROLEUM COMPANY. TIE Stock Is NOT WATCHED
the projectors depend or their proh solely on RISE IN Is
MARKET PRICE.
Blu, few thousand shares will be soi and these on the
only honest basis viz: At v,LuE.
The Conpsny's property is worth more than the enur
Capial Stock The latter Is small indeed that even 'en
barrel well win pay regular monthly dividends
Prspecuses and Maps be obtained and 'uoscnphot'
effected by application to cHAS o. JUDSoh' NO ~
Chamberst; CHAS GOULD, No. 50 WalFsti j. =
EyERITT Broadway Bank or 20 either oft Trustees
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. FOR TIE SALE os IHh
|sTOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL Ahh
'OPENED FOR A LIMITED PERIOD, AT THE OFFICE
IoF sTEDMAN EWFLL & Co.. Bankers and Brokers,
No. 81 Exchange plsoe, Now-iorh
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Jons JASPER, yR, Secretary.

DOL -BOHEMIANS.-In pursuance OF
special call the Poles and Bonemians, residents Of New
orb vicinity held meeting at tie Steuben House to
express their sympathy American Pee pie to the ian emit
ate Presidents family, and 10 Mr. Seward sud his lamiy
ne meeting was we attended and many resolutions passed
viz. To wear mourning babe the e arm by each Poe
and Bohemian for 81 following days. to attend IN BODY ana
and 70 send one COPY Of special following resolutions to Mrs
Lincoln, and another o Hon. Seward and his son.
All Poles and Bohemns expected to oin the procession
Al IN. ocoek 1t corner Of Beeknast and Parkrow Fourth
Division
CHAIRMES.
H. KAlUSSOWSKT, on ths part OF Poles.
a MERUNKA on the part Of bohemiAns.
sECRETARiEs
c. ROCZAREK, on the part Of Bohemiena
r. j JAWOROWSKI. on the part OF Poles.
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MfNIATrrRF ALMANAl

WINTNTT M ALMANAC.
I'm Rises.....30j sun se,s......6i9l Moon sets.
iiGE wATER rms DAY.
andy Hook. 7.iie Gov. Island. 25e Hell Gate .ic;
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spoken.
msf,. Close nj tire post-Omce.

Brig Brisk hence for Cenuegos-Aprl 81, lat 50 g. Ion
~ AZ.
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Hliseellaneons.
Alta MEETING of the MALE PRINCI

N n
~ PALS ofPUBLlC SCHOOLS Of ork, held at the
Hall Of the Board Of Education Monday Aprl a. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted: 49,
Whereas, calamity affecting al Loyal hears IN TINS
country with unspeaksbe grief and ng EN- with emo
lions akin those caused by domestic, persona
eayen has befaen this nation In the assassination oil It's
Resolved Tha, the horrying death OF Abraham Lincoln
the country bas whose greatness u as executive
chair IT, end will be- source Of pride 20 American
hstOry without having been OF fear ior the PensAc
Of Democratic and Republican Liberty. ,
Resolved That the condemnation Dyth peoPe
o. the LOYAL part OF country, Of the latest dboa cne
Rleon-itsei the most ~ sntc iniary IN un DIS
sddto proof OF the ehlcacy VI popular eaIcs
ton in forming and preserving public morals
Resolved That hail with SUBTRACTION and approval the
declaration his Excelency Andrew Johnson that he in
tends DOT only to administer legal justice to the leaders Of the
Rebellion which has brought the we. good Just ana gea'
head OF his grave but that he viii also temp 81
justice with mercy to their duPes and vcti-the southern
masses
Resolved Ths, (, Is duty which the recent calamity s
part of the Rebellion pnhhc educators WIN
emphasis teach youth Of county to revere and
rely upon the fundamental principle In its system oil govern
the will Of the majority Of The people, operative y
The Federal Con ution and expressed according 70 M oh
binding upon all noriie in all sections and OF all s'
and and that they VINO oppose attempt 70 oppose
by force Of arms criminals and traitors aud deserve
traitors shameful doom.
Resolved That educators Of the people. upon whom
Lincoln relied With such subnle confidence 10 pre-
their beloved country. the Executive OF whose VIII
wa hs pride be, AMI Of whom be himef Yves u Il
our duty participate IN tue nonrniu cereohe
to he held in this city tomorrow n
Resolved That the funeral procession and that Pm
cipas Of r. Ole schools and Teachers generally be and
nyted assemble with at the hall OF the board
Of Education ut l0i O'Clock on that day.
THoS. HUNTER, President
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RI The prosramme Of the rgagement viii remain un
changed The play. viii be presented IN TIE ofdef a.
alre adv ahvcrs-d .,.,,, = =,
rs,. Pur bsser. Of SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS for the
. 81 eleven perforrnauces will be entitled 20 retain
H., sals sraiy selected upon presenting their ncdeh e
Boz Ohc. ana lsvin- one. Issued to 'hem
~ Holders Of Received Seats Tor single performances can
their renewed f0T any oiber shi OF theH none!
refu nded upon application u tie Boz once
TfE BOX OFFICE WILL BIZ OPENED
for IN, transfer Of ticie. Gc from ~ NJ un'i p M on
FRTBAN AMI SATURDAY, prl II and y. -
~. OpSFa,L sAIF on PRIV ATE BOXES and RE
SERVED SEATS IA Orchestra DTe.s Circle and Isiqletie
M be re.rn.ed A. a., Box oce on TUESDAY, Apn "a
Nj aud nrs. KEAS WEDNESDAY, Apfh %,
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HENRY VIII. and THE JEALOUS WIFE.
n ALBAN's BAZAAR and PROMENADE

CT. ALBAN's BAZAAR and PROMENADE
- CONCERTS for tho benefit 81 the bulldog
fund u 81 ALBASs CHURCH. 81 III. ety. will be held At
ir,tny Hal commencing oa WEDNESDAY ENENiNG'
Agril ~ at a O'Clock End continuing daily during the week
from - n. until II p 1870 49, - .,, 81,
MFSDELSSOHN's SON6 OF PRAISE VIII De sung
BY .n.a'curs 81 the opening night.
PRONFSADE CONCERTS will be given every evening
by Gaialls's Ani He.msmuleIs Bands steFnai'ly
T.itoo zach night a, II o'clock by 9Th Regiment Drum
COrps. -,
Ticket, for single sdmsnes SOC. each to he had a, the
door.
1cto,, price ~ zach which slon" will admit on The
OF clns nlEhi and be oted tI9n the lolowing led