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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

Y. :. SUPREME COURT, FsbruaTy2 ON mo-
ton of hon. Ed ward e. 1ngersoli, Robert q.
Ingsrsoll, Esq, OF Illinois, was admitted en- at
torney ana counsellor OF this court.
On motion OF Mr. Ashton, T. X. Stanley.
Esq of Tennessee. was admitted an attorney
and counsellor of this court.
NO. l22. The bark Reindeer, &c, David M.
CoggPshaii ct al, claimants and appellants, VS..
the United states. The argument OF this cause
was contin utd by Mr.. Coffey for the United
States, and concluded by Mr. Giiiet Tor the ap-
pelIsnts.
No. 1873. The United States, appellants, VS..
FREDERICK Billings ct al assignees OF Bear
Simmons, TINS cause was argued by air.
Wills fer the Unite d Sta'es, and submitted on
a printed argument by Mr.. Goola for the ap-
pellees. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

ELEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS
It. for rent, atC GAUTIER'5. asa Psnns,lyania
venue. =, de tiff
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xEANTED-A SITUATION; by a respectable
w woman, as a frat class meat and pastry cook.
Good refere ace given. Call 654 street. near Alb
AZ ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

L. III. HARVEY is daily receiving an immense
supply of OYSTERS. We notice that he hiss es-
tabiished Shucking house on the Bay nearer
Annapolis. Such facilities will enhbie him TO
secure uninterrupted supply of the most
choice biyaIs; he will, therefore, be able to fur
nish the largest quantities At the most reasona-
Die terms.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL
Pc. Established in the Year lsSO, "a ,la,,o9

Established in the Year lsS0, Is !oWo1
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE, q lDIsEAsE Al
And under the control OF two Of the most EmineD
lut Physicians in the World " - ''l'''N-
nRaE,- B0NAPARTE, from London and Par !
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten ears Of the Gin
clnnat Yeneread HOspita,, and Dr. \. b. REYNOLDS
late ofNew York. This Is the only office in the cit
where permanent cure of Private Diseases can b t
obtained, without the use Of mercury or change
diet. Gonorrhoa cured IN six to forty-two hours
elect cured In three to days. SrictureH cured IN
one to three weeks; Nocturnal Emissions stopped is
two to daye; Seminal Weakness cured in two TO
eight weeks; Syphilis in its primary stages cured in
three days Secondary symptoms in one to three
weeks; Skin Diseases cured 10 one to- three weeks
mpoteucy. viger restored in one g four yeebs A.
diseases OF private nature treated with unparaheied
DIR. Bonaparte's great work on private dseeases
the Private Guide 70 Health, il benehcla 10 ALI male
aud female, old and young, should read this work.
will enlghten those who grope in darkness. Prise
twenty-five cents, sentby mail. .5,g.ns. n2sd i
DR.. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safei II II
perfectly safe, and never fails to give satsaebon L.
the only safe and sure preventive against dissate
~ L oziERs Femsie Monthly Pills Il A.
safe and reliable remedy for ss and E S
pregnacy, as they will produce miscarEiage Price VI
Iper box-sxtTa fine e5-sent TO any address BY mail
Drsg b. 4 X the men TO consuti they are tIn- q
que stonahly acknowledged to be the champions anu
kings OF yinereal diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports-lro the od world they
have been accustomed from early age OF youth 10
witness the various dseasess..wheh Rfhiet mankind
and to watch the progress through lsng career
professional study In every sphere oilieS from the
humble abode Of poverty to the mansion Of the
wealthy, and having ascertained beyond do6bt tia
vast apferpRoi humanity they deteimlAeg to selsst
the gel erstiVe system their particular study ana
to devote their whole attention 10 the allenatloA
the diseases ofthese important iunehens No letter
viii be answered unless they contain 4reuiittAnos
postage stamp Call or address .s..,a.l. g..f .l
~ ~ u Drs. BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS,
No. I30 sycamore street between Fifth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ofhos hours nom s A. M.'o3P. M. H'.i- iel7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

A Olerymen, residing in South America as a ms
n sionary discovered safe aud simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, EearIy Decay Dis
eases ofthe Urinary and Sennsl Organs, and the
whole train OfdisoTders brought by banefu and vi
cous habits. Great numbers have been already cur
ed by this noble remedy Prompted by desire TO
oenshl i " ~ auu , @ sh;' vii senu sns
sealed envelope, 70 any nswho needs it, NSes ct
"IpS,yes u n ~ ~ . 80, ~, .,,.o, 49, a.
yourself III WrfHE. ~ JOSEPH #. INMAN.
i sTArIoN d, BIBLE HoUsE, New York City.
m2b3m
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Mtutral

VyBR combination nofingredientsln these Pills are
IL the result OF long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operaon and certain in correcting
all irregularities, Painful Menstruations, removing
all Obstructions, whethe, from cold or otherwise,
esdache Pain In the Side, Palpiaton Ufthe Heart,
Whites, all Nervous Affections, Hysterics, Fatigue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, SC, Disturbed Sleep,
which arise from interruption Of nature.
v DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ,as
was the comm encenient OF a new era in the treat.
ment Of those irregularities and oostruetions which
have consgned so many to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health unless she is regular,
and an obstruction takes place the general
health beginsto decline, &c.,, d.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are The only Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied on for many wears, can rely
on now. BEWA RE EOKIMI7ATIONSi These Pills
form the Finest Pepardttpn ever put tot0dyd, Oith I'M
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist and tell him that you tDdnt the BEST and
MOST RDLLABLEFFMALE MEDICINE IN, TIKI
WORLDswhicffs comprised in 3LalEt t-f ~ e
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most effectua remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Female1. To all classes they
Invaluable, iadueiag toi certainty, periodical reg-
diity. They are known to thousands, who have us
them at different times, throughout the country hay
ing the sanction OF some of the most eminent Physi-
clans IN america
Rrpeit directions, stating olen they should
with each box--the Price One Dollar per Bor contain
ing from fifty to sixty Pills. ...
Pills sent BY mail, PROMPTLY by remtting to the Pro-
prietor. Sold by Druggists generally. ~. 3
HUTOHINGs q HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street. New York
Benton Durham, Cleveland, and John ID. Park
Cincinnati, wholesale agents.. Sold in Dayton by
DrpgglsssI d "a y II 40 laY III ,clfe2ldly) 2
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JAY COOKE

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PHlLADELPHri.
May 10, 1865 ''" '.. +----'-
subscriptions will be received by 5g. e
First National Bank, Dayton;
Second National, Dayton; #a-.a a..
Dayton National Bank;
v. Winters a. son;
Harshman q GOrmRn; uH
First National Bank, Germantown
Piqua National Bank, PiquR;
First National Bunk, springfield;
First National Bank, Troy;
First National Bank, Xenia;
Second National Bank, xenid.
m20d3mdw ...--- ZOO .T- -9li9-s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

Dos" Eaasga lT~-E 4Ir- % r4s-'la q. .-al-
~. sgd BOA. s4H aIJHar 5aL Dee d. &. tH.
ld7 ss.l4g-1U s4l a..3ssA
laa. rf H
Having one OF the mos. compete Printing Estab
hshmsnts in Southern ONO, our facilities for doing al
kinds of Work. Book, Piuin, or Ornamental, are nrs
class, We have Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles OfTyps, and we employ the
hAstworkmen. l.a a.s Fa-a'.
wehavs three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with hnsatness and dispatch.
rS-ordsrsfrom abroad will receive prompt alton
ion. Address .rr ,r..
RMPIRR 0OMPANY, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

Wonla IN ese ciliren nave a comiortanle nome, and
ne means Df erfucationr Would thisw,lS 9e
ssS and feebIe parent be provided fors Would my
estate pS Would there be mo srorGs 70
Ry "a of creditors sales made when the market
tands ahd far prices cannot be realised
4oSS lew can answer these question to their sahsac-
ton, 10 ash them. and cheriah the lbehe
thay have ong lease on life Ths ID ho'h TOOL
iss, and cowardly. The brave man
q s2 GL ~. - -EL = W = Il VI T s
.l0t5.1QogP .EAN2E3&d II ii
n 4ss4fe G1a.o-- s-.B sc .oE
- MO .ITLITr1ElJ 'a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

capita IL sheir energy and integrity nsure ttf
ives TO the amount Of half their liabilities Such an
act of dsinterasted honhst when known to theirnred
itoTs, would justly increase their confidence 10 thtn
II would chow thathey did not wish TO leave their
friends exposed TO any anthe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
MAIN STREET,
EMPIRE OFFICE.

Since my having bought the interest of thia estab-
lishmeRt from my partner Mr.. Louis Rosin, who
now is joining our Clothing House in Cincinnati
will principally mhnufaeture Clothing for my house
ing the exact wants oFthe eommunty in Clothing will
certainly enable to please In the latest fashions
and prices which must and will suit the closest buyes
am now constantly receiving the most fashionable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
.LaafhaII

=" G =
5'fe 4a... .a8tL sl..IaLG l4llia" 1FHa
That be may grappfs With "a; man, that be.
mhy study ts nature and pallate ats thrsatsnng The
means OF pSlsti0n at hand OF easy access TO all
ifia Ffl1-.t18F .iE alFv ...HssH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

rItHE Htua grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
J. OF years, Endowment policies anu chdisn's En-
dowment. Also, Non Forleiung Policies, on which no
payment IL required aiter ten years. J.. De-.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this CITY
within the last siE months. a ..-l -.H 1cH =
Among all ths eontriysnces OF men TO protect the
family circle from want, fsund more sim
pie IN its eharacter, noble s feAtures, certain
its resnts, than Life Insurance IT'S the prop which
the dying husband eayeato s ..t...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
0 t2ZY O.

4.a-, rsfI Hg-u.s.I.... ID e. taDa..Tel.H IL
lbs ,.8Iasysu ua. aaa .yi1.u Eaa iacr 'h'
" .a0HWsb 81 yae. .75a-iia 71t
. t-lruI.H,, ,s,ay.. .., lla!I or tY4t 0a egp-T
80 .4.sas .f..u., TH..I ..tl! ..a
LIFE ~ INSuRA NOE !
na l..l#.f. a.l ,HA fu-. 800 aisL 1@ l.a D.4t- 20
t1 4ar. 5raual .loJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
lBIOKRENE

CURES IAlpQ QTENGKt ! GRRRRAL DEBILITY
NkRPOUS LNCAPAOIIR, DYSPEPSIA,i DRPREeSi
RRARNRSS OF THE ORGANS SoPGRNKRATION
l[lfBRCILITY, MENTAL INDOLRNCE, RAIA CIA.
IRON, ENNUL 1T HAS A MOST DELIYHT'PIII.
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT BFoH THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM and all who are in any way
prostrated by nervous disabilities earnestly adj
quAled preparation.
/ Persons who. by imprdAnce, have lost their NAT
cure in the '-'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

.s fs,. :sr.a uT ta rafcT'-- 20 i.i.. 1t7'
. ts.g .a,1l a5ar .at 5tc a 800" W. 'o -ne.a
-s1. Is5t e.. corn s.4aa- ara ,l Iua ~ 4.- -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14

fts the unseen hand OF tho proydent reaching
rh rom the grave, and still nourishing his onsPrng
and keeping ogsther the family BY IT, the faithful
.f1... ##.... ql .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
ENGTH TO THE WEAK a Fl1s
YOUTH TO THE AGED

TIIHIs PREPARATION is unequaled az a Reiuyen.
L ator and Restorer OF wasted or inert functions
The aged should be certain to make the Biokrene
household god, inasmuch as IL will rt nd ,r them
youtBflin feeling and in strength, and enable them
to live ever Agan The days Of their pristine 10y It
not only exnarstes but strengthens, Snd is really an
invaluable blessing, especially to those who have
been reduced to condition OF serVty, self-abuse,
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what
the cause OF the impOtency Of any human organ,
this superb preparaton wall effect at once
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-08-14
A GARD TO IINVALTDS,

RMPIRR COMPANY, Dayton, 0hlo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
T. " STANTON


Nav 1uRA. \ lli-
The Hs-alEs Raleigh correspondent ..--
l9th saws Johnston hrst proposed On .--
render his army on the terms granted q.
and requested sherman % -end The pr0p.-
tion 90 Washington Sherman replied
he was empowered % act ami 1t was uuas
crs-arv o. =end 20 Washington. rll- causir-
DELAY.
An interview was held lex, iav vagr
Johnston made inquiry as O. w-a- term.
would be yielded % the members % The en-
federate government. Sherman refused
recognize the authorities Of any such
eminent but was prepared 90 treat with G--
Johnston an officer oi the in>urgen, ilr---
4 second meeting was held 700
Breckenridge recognized u.s. d MAJ. l-.-
and not as rebel SEC. Of War was I-.s--
IL was al th.s conference that Sherman ---
mitted the introduction Of the o5iecti-a
propositions which it Is .aif We're li-r-
6y JEFF. DAVIS himself.
Sherman had beard OF jr- piss,ler-
sassiuatIon before neg Jiatiu., an- c.--.
nicatei the news % the rebels. who aIr--..
90 have the Vr1i3unde~t regret az Tie es--
Ter. >tOneman vino was Tepl-,-
Greensboro. wa permitted 90 come -l-.u-.
johnston lire to Raleigh.
Johnston army. probably 5000 --
Is better supplied with field guns and --.
than any army The confederates ever .
Many # the rank and file however. uo- H.
ing 20 await the iorma Surrender, srei-iv-,
for home.
The Worlds Raleigh correspondent say-
\ commission consisting OF EX-Gov- GraHa-
EI-Gov. Swayne. surg Gen. Warner ar.
Col Burr. were sent by GOV. Vance 90 81
what arrangements could he made with G.-
Sherman on the part Of the state Tor ea-
sation of hostllities and 70 ascertain wis.
the status Of the State government ana Do.
officers would be under the new regime.
The commission had the assent Of Ger
Hariee % visit Sherman.
The rebel ram Alhemarie, which wac Sun,
by a torpedo on the 9th OF last Decsm1H
BY Lieutenant Cushing and thirteen m-l.
mas been raised for the government. By
enterprising trm in New York, and il u1r
on her way 70 OF has reached Norfolk Nav
Yard. Il Is stated that tor $50 900 she cs.
he made one Of the most formidable y--s b
in the United States or IN the world
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Ina AMERICAN TRACT SoCIEIY.-lTs IiSE-
DlATE WANTs.-ln addition % the ordinary
granite OF publications o. the destitute. and
the large expenditures Tor missionary colpur-
tagr. and T. aid the press abroad. over 5000
900 .r5rfh Of re publications Of the Amen
can Tract S0aefy hare besr furnished for me
Aruig and Nary and Freedmen. since the
commencement of the war Among these
are included . .237 800 volumes ami / go
600 Iract-, i>-utd expressly for their use +,
OF LYNN books. IS 900 copies also 1885
li3 copies of the American Messenger in
English and German. OF these, hesides 10
900 copies distributed monthly through 9th
er channels, Packages are cent every month
directly 10 over ngo hundred regiments Not
wiJh-tanding the supplies Of reading matter
from other source. the appeals 10 tins S,ci-
ETY. for and have greatly increased ot late I,
more than one hundred applications have
been received from chaplains and others with
m O few weeks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
Vermont Items.

In Montpelier, on Saturday, the gsle took
of chimney from the house OF Mrs. Hub
bard On Barre street, breaking dovr - sai-
tiers, and also tore the rccr D a shed and
carried 1t across tI> 3cad.
Thrice, hundred dollars have been raised
toTanis the purchase Of new organ for the
Episcopal Church IN Bennington.
\ patent has been recently issued 10 AUS
tin W Fields OF Vergennes, for improve
ment in carriage jacks.
There has been made in Sutton this spring.
one hundred thcasand pounds Of maple su-
gar. Mr. Edwin y Eastman has made two
tons, and several other farmers have made
IRON TWENTY-FIVE hundred 20 thirty-fye hun
dred pounds. The sugar makers Of sutton
have averaged two pounds 10 each tree. and
tine sugar is OF better quality than usual.
\ small propeller j. 70 be put on otter
Greek, 90 ruu between Middiebury and
Sutherland Falls
Mrs. ;. b. Marsh of Rutland found o man
10 one Of her closets Sunday evening WHO Oh
being discovered rushed out with an oath,
blew out the light she was carrying, disabled
her with blow OF HE fist and escaped from
the second story window over the roof of a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

JEFF. DAVIS on TREAsoN.-Jeff. Davis, in
the summer of 1858, IN Faneuil Hall, pro-
nounced an anathema upon traitors and trea-
son in language to be remembered when he
is captured. and the leaders banded with him
in the sacrilegious attempt TO overthrow the
sacred cdiice Of the Constitution which they
had sworn to support, and which has given
them their welfare Ii was in such words
as these that the chief of the traitors invoked
confusion TO traitors six short years ago
Among culprits, there IS none more Odious to
my mind than public officer who takes an oath
to support the Constitution-the compact be
tween the States binding each other for the CON-
mon defence and general welfare Of the other
yet retains TO himself a mental reservation that
he will war upon the principles he has sworn to
maintain, and upon the property rights, the
protection Of which are part OF the compact Of
the Union.
IL is a crime too low TO be named before this
assembly. Il il one which no man with self
respect would ever commit. To swear that be
will support the Constitutional take an Office
which belongs in many Of It's relations 10 al the
States, and 10 use it as means OF injuring a
portion Of the States Of which he Is thus the
representative, Is treason 10 ereryfhiHg honor
able IN man. Il i a base and cowardly attack
OF Kim who gains the confidence of smother, in
order that he may wound him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

OF a majority of those present as indicated
in the discussions, seemed 10 be for union
of one or more of the existing Colleges with
the Agricultural College. il practicable IN
der existing or future legislation but at
any rate To secure tie necessary additional
funds, fulfil all necessary conditions, am IS
tabIish the Agricultural College on broad
and firm foundation. And we NAV add, that
the Board is composed, in the main. Of men
who will be quite likely to accomplish what
ever they set themselves about IN earnest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

Cor ENoUou or THw.-The Raleigh u.
g. Progress of April 20tt says
1--WE do not desire to dictate to Genera. Sher-
man. General Grant or the Government at Wash
ington, but We DO most solemuly protest against
those state officers who have tyraunizei over u
for the last tSo wears. Give US military gov
eminent aui protection al the polls until We can
elect new cyi. officers, aui We shall be satisfied /;
but 10 those who have heretofore euslAyei Us be
allowed % remain over Us, 40 our devotion 10 a
constitutional Union, and tl our =scrihc-s are
iu VAN. Give u entire freedom through the
institutional mole Of the ballot box, or give Us
sriect slavery. No more Of Davis, no more Of
Vance. We speak not ior our-elf, but for the
people Of North Carolina, and We appeal 10 the
Cnicn armies and the ustona. authorities 10
save us
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

CRY OFFIcERs.-E. o. Wires, Of Shedd,
Walkers & Wires, was appointed Collector
by the City Council, on Monday, in place OF
Mr.. Huntington, resigned. Mr.. Wires viii
made a good officer beyond double.
D. Roberts, Esq has resigned hi' ONCE as
City Attorney.
The annual City Election, for Mayor, Re
corder. Aldermen and Common CouuciimeD,
i h,:ls on the fourth Tuesday in May. Tie
city officials who bold their places by appoint
ment, are appointed between the lst and
10Th OF June. and hold Office from the 18th
OF June.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

ORDINArIOS.-Rev.H II. \. P. Tcrr.y was,
on Wednesday the Sd inst, ordained and
installed as Pastor OF the Congregational
Church IL Vergenres. with the following
exercises Invocation and Reading d! script
ureS. by Re-. g. p Saaord CT Burlington ,
Prayer by Rev. j. 7. Hyde ol Middlvbury ::
sermon by Rev. J. II Worcester Of BOrling-
ton: Ordaining Prayer BY Rev. James Buck
ham Of Burlington Charge 10 the Pastor BY
Rev {. c. Torrry of Chester; Right Hand
Of Fellowship by Rev. {. b. Hubert Of New
Haven; Charge to the People by Rev Prof
Buekham OF the University OF Vermont (;
Closing Prayer hy Rev. \. i. Baker. OF
Cornwall Benediction by the Pastor. ih"
exercises were unusually impressive AMI In
tere-lIns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS
President Lincoln's Obsequies.

TIC funeral train bearing the remains Of
the late President, reached Chicago Monday
noon, having passed through Cleveland, Co
lumbus and indianapolis. Tuesday it
went to Springfield, ILL.,. Mr.. LincOln's old
home where the final c remOnieswere to take
place yesterday. The burial will be in Oak
ridge Cemetery, by request of Mrs. Lincoln.
Wherever the sad train has gone, in its
long journey from Washington, the people
BY thousands and hundreds of Thousands
have assembled TO pay the last tokens Of re-
spect for the President they honOred, and to
show their deep grief for the loss of the man
they loved. At every station mourning EN-
blems and throngs of people with uncovered
heads we're seen. az the train rolled by. Al
every hslting-place, the people poured in to
take their last look ~ our loved President
70 lay their flowers On his hearse and weeI
for the noble man departed. No such dem
onstralon was ever seen in this country, mol
in any other (; indeed, there was never suct
occasion.
Yesterday, the last ceremonies were to b
performed, and the remains laid % their Ion!
rest yesterday, all that is mortal Of Abra
ham Lincoln PASSED forever from humal
ewes. His fame viii never die; sue
oeeding years will but add new lustTe to it
as the fading of interceptins and minor oh
iects from view brings out the patriotism
the integrity, the noble-heartedness, the n
ergy and ability Of the President VIII
brought the United States safely througl
four years Of Rebellion. Abraham LincOll
has gone from our eyes, but never can thi
nation cease to love and to honor his memo
~ above that of any man since the days q
Washington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05
W,sHrse1oS. april 2.

~ A-AAA@'-AN-~f
Yesterday mornings squadron OF the l''-
y. Y. Cavalry traced Booth and Harold = !.
barn between Bowling Green and -
Royal. near fredericksburg, Va Ire a.
was surrounded and demand made Tor 'l'''
surrender, which Harold was IN favor
doing. but upon Booths calling him CIV
ard ne refused To do 50.
Tire harm va. then set ON irr- l'N
getting too hot, Harold again pTe7en'e'd -.-
self, and put his bands through tbe 4.'
h. hsndcuticd While this Sats soin-
Booth bred upon the soldiers. upon Na''
sergeant Gr-i 81, him. The lali Of che =
geant ,ook sffrr- IN the head "l h,1'h' ''-
n him ...-.
Hsroli W., taken alive. AMI be- a7d b..
bulv wef- brought o. Nashiuzt'n
Yard, la-J nigiit ..t..-
when BO1th vr. discover in tt'
by the cavalry. n, declared n'- mem mem.
never o. -urrrud,r. ani said be V3u'l =
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TIE party wa- under rhc co'hhla'- '
Lieut.. Edward Dohersy. .,.
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sDurs after hr "a, shot. whispering -.
phenes against ihe Government and -e''-'''
farewell message to his mother.