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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
REUNION.

- REUNION. ga = .e
rxrsAcr Slen Assersoil o. M Hxsar. o,
TENNESSEE. IN TIE CONFEDERATE CONG Rsss. !,
From the RicAnsond DispatcA.s ns-
"Reuniou with them No, sir. never!
There is great gulf that rolls between us.
It is gulf Of Flood, without shore md
Siihout bottom. and is as iuse parable .s
that which separated Dives from Lasurus..
The mute objects of nature our. desecra..
Grated churches and alsars; our sweet
valleys, dreuched 10 blood and charrsd bv
tire. forbid it. The dead would cry ONT
against it from their CORY beds The
blood OF iny own sons. yes. unasenged.
crias to Heaven from the ground for svsn-.
geance. The thousauds who are rsstias
red in their graves would ~ axe and utter
their solemn protest. Ssonewall Jaskson.
Folk, Stuart. Rhodes. Morgan. Preston. 3
Smith. anc thousands over whose remain.
a monument to the unknown dead shall be
raised. are speaking 10 tones Of thundsr
! against it aud can it be the living only
will be dumbf Sir. those who have died
in this war are not dead rus. $50 d..
"'Een il their ashes live their wouted
hres.' ai esras o.. 4.....
They are. in the light of thsir exam.
pie. more valuable than the living. Tbeir
splits walk abroad and stir tho hearts Of
living men to do or die in the cause Of
liberty. We cherish their memorv.--
Weeping virgins and devoted mothers
shall kneel arouad their tombs aud bedew
with their tears the graves where thew
sleep. Poetry shall -embalm their. memo
~ and minstrelsy rerpetuate their fame
forever. We give in charge their nams
to the sweetest Tyre. .ar'aat
"The historic muse. proud of her treas.
urs, shall march With it down to the latest
sculptor. who. in turn. shall give bond Id
stOne and ever-during brass to guar d them
and inmortalize her trust. The soldiers
who have died 10 this war are not only ep-
shrined 10 the innermost core Of her heart.
but, to the minds eye, are ever 10 our
sight. s-@ ,- .'az@' fst .7' 'ia's a. q,
"'On fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tears arc shed '''' =
And glory guards, with solemn round,
The bivouac of the dead" " 1' u
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
FROM THE SOUTH.

4 Day or THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER.
In the Confederate Senate on Friday,
the 18th inst. Mr.. Watson, Of Mississippi,
submitted the following resolutions, which
we're agreed to: a.
Joint resolutions, requesting the Presi-
dent to appoint day of fasting, hsmilia-
ton. and prayer, with Thanksgiving: By.
Whereas, We regard it at once to be
the duty and privilege of the representa-
'tives of a Christian people, at all ii mes, to
avail themselves of that moral power
which is indispensable to the welfare of
the State, and which the grace Of God a.
lone can supply, and whereas We regard
the war in which We are engaged a.. on
eur pert, defensive Of those principles
which have the sanction Of the Word of
God 6rmly persuaded that while we de-
sire to secure obvious rights, to protect
sacred interests, to vindicate just priuci-
pies, to "seek peace and pursue it," We
may confidently ask the blessing of Heav-
en- desiring in all the departments of the
Government that wisdom which the
Father Of Light" alone can inspire as.
sured that honorable peace is only posi-.
bic through the grace of Him who can at
will control the hearts of our enemies or
defeat their plans; believing that at the
commencement Of another year it is be-
coming and appropriate to invoke the fa-
vor Of Heaven before entering upon the
untried realities of that time, which NAV
yet remain to this solemn conflict wish
ing to unite all the people of the land in
that repentance to which the trismph of
Providence still summons by war. and is
that expression Of gratitude which marve-
lous mercies should, even amid sorrows,
inspire therefore, rrg .-.e -..1
Reslced by the C0n9ress o fthe Confed-
ereHe States Of America. That the Presi-
dent,be respectfully requested to appoip.
the 22d day Of February next as a day of
humiliation add prayer. With thanksgiving.
Aud We herebyrequest all determinations of
Christians throughout these Confederate
States, and all the soldiers of our armies
and all other citizens. to observe in some
appropriate manner. that day, remember
ing the great goodness Of God. which our
achievements 90 imprcssively refer. sup
plicatiug the mercy of Almighty God,
through our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Chsist. that our mauif,ld sins may be-
blptted out. The righteous anger Of the
King Of Kings be turned away. the days
of evil be shortened, sustaining grace be
given 70 our people in their pro,rsc.ed
trials. the shield Of Omnipo'ence be exten-
ded over the heads. and unfailing virtues
inspire the hearts of our soldiers. wisdom
from on high be impaired TO all 10 civil
and military authority: that our sra,ies
may be directed hy The. Lord of Hosts.
our Executive aud Legislative departments
uAay be guided by the Judge Of sll the
earth, ard that be who is God ever all, ta-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
John RANDALpH AND THE DANDY

"a
JOHN kASDALpH AND The DANDY.
John Randolph, of Roanoake, was in
tavern lying on sofa. waiting for the
stage to come to the door A dand y6ed
chap stepped into the room with whip in
his hand. just come from a drive, add
standing before mirror. arranged his
hair and collar quite unconcious of tho
presence Of the gentleman on the sofa
After attitudiuiziue awhile. be turned to
60 out. when Mr.. Randolph asked him:
"Has the stage come r
Stage. sir stage" said the fop ...I'vs
,DothiDg to do with it, sir."i r,....-.
"Oh! beg your pardon" said Ran
dolph quietly II thought gen xere the
driper ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

We 6nd the follawing. says the Louis
Vile J!,,~~al floating about the sea OF
newspaperdou,. and though its mournful
eadences fall upon the ear like the strains
ef =ell remembered. music. We cannot re-
call the authors name.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26


TxsSs sysvBsssusTros.--$2 90 peranr
xum. TO Die paid within SIX months. M
: .urSsk gticn will be received fora short-
er zefiod than six Honfhs, and 10 papsr
bs d;scu,,sin,Ied until all arrearages are
. Maid. exc,.ps al tn aption Of tho publish
Tfxxi - AsxnEr1sisa>--3l Iss
eou.rs 10rs the FIRST insesiisn. i andE5O
sss. for every subsequent inseltioa.--
e;sht lines or less constitute d square. -
ffths nt,nber Of insertions be not marked
no the advertisement, 1t will be publish
Cd until forbid, and charged aecord;ag;ys
A liberal deduction made 20 inose who
dvsrriss by the year. - .-, .a
Cou,municatiops Of . fersonal character
will be charged. ut the sap,e rates as al
vsrti.ing. Obituaries over ten lines IN
length will be charged at the rate OF ao
0c"ss pcs e1''~'S. s-ara ~ .rs ~ sa
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

king gradioasly into hisaown hands all or
aifairs. may IA that way and at thatn tipss
which viii be most aercifal 20 us. osdsin
such peaos - shsil ut once secure sas
intercsts md iadspendeDcs. andireases b.,
glory, % ihssnll nena shall asoribs ths
praise 70 ~ Goi = ~ salvation. -, :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
Dying alone

-H#aas ~ DJ'S "''SS-~'
Too wicked for prayer, too weak fer moan
To be heard 10 the crazy ,own. o
Gone mad in the joy Of the snow coming
.a9 down. q
To liz and to die IN my terrible woe.
With bed and shroud of the beautiful
snow. sns III ... rr
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

4 3
How does pitcher of water differ fssm
a man throwing bis wife Of bridge Que
is water in the pitcher the other b
pitch her in the waier. = n -
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ONCE I WAS PURE.

Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow.
Filii6g the sky and earth below;
Over the house tops. over the street.
Over the heads of ,hs people sou meet
ay.o,;c,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

"A witty genilemsn. speaking Of friend
who was prostra.ed BY illness, remarked
that he cold hardly recover, sines hi.
constitution is aH gone ''Ifbis coostisu-
ton 10 oil gone" said bysfander. :. 7 do
not see how be lives ). sil"1 "Oh.s re.
sponded the wag. "hs lives on the by
laws." 49,.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

sAvs .l'Yous SoAp-Suss.--Thcre is
scarcely q plant that is not benefited bys
watering with sosp-suds. II furnishes
nutritive matter as well as moisture; Keeps,
of insects and promotes rapid grossh 81
The Gandeaers Chraniele. states that,
while there has been 4 : great 1ailure, 10
cabbage ssi .csuli-fower gardens lgeasr-
ally. those vstered with soap-suds have
produced plants Of the 16aest qu.iity.
and entirely escaped the injuries Indicted
sy Insects upon others. - "a. ,.,e.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

viii take vide sweep. Lest 7 wander too
nigh I. ! : u |:
How strange il should be TINT this beauti-
!. sfuI snow snas 1, u 80 ~
lshanld fall on > sinner vita se~hers 80 60!
How strange il should be wAen the night
comes again. 'sssssse
II the saos 4 80 s,rueks ,ny i, dsspsr.ss j..
- Wanting: = assr-a. sss'ftl
Is r. Free.;nos SIS 81 :. T !. 5,8sa
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

Filii6g the sky and earth below;
Over the house tops. over the at rect,
Over the heads Of ,hs people sou meet.
Dancing.
Flirting,
Skipping along
B,sn,;fal snow i, can do no,hing wrong
Flying 20 kiss fair lady's cheek.
Clinging TO lips 10 q frolicksoms freak.
Beautiful snow from the heaven. above,
ruse as an angel, gentle as love!
Oh! the snow. the beautiful snow.
How the dakosg gather and laugh as the,
GO! r.sv..
whirling about in its maddeuing fun.
II plays in its giss xi,h every one.
Chasing. - s.... r...
Laughing.
It lights up the face aud ii sparklcs ,h
eye:
And cvrn the d.gs. with bark and
bound.
Snap at the crystal. that eddy around;
The tosn is alive. and its heart in glow
To welcome the coming vf beautiful snaw
~xza sea- -e.g s.. 4. ,-. ..a-...
Hos@she wild cfowd goes swaying along
HGlirg zach other with humor and song
How tho gay sledges like meteor aa.h by
Bright for the moment, 'thcu lost 10 sh
B2 eye;
Ringing. -.
. Swinging.
Dashing they 60
Over the crest Of the beautiful snow:
Snos Sd. pure when j. falls from the sky
To be .ra"'pled in the mud BY the erowd
rushing by,
To be- ramplel and tracked BY The thou
a. sands Of feet.
Tiilis blends With the 6l,h 10 the hotribl
street. !" eaV +sa
Once was pure as the snow-but I fell!
Fell Ike the SNOW fakes. from heaven t
bell!
Fell 10 be .ramplsd as 6l,L in the street:
Fell to be eco6.d. to be spit On and beat
s Pleading. - a..
Cursing So
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
Mother.

1>as- ~ Sisters, all,
God. aud myself. / have lost By my fall:
1ae veriess wretch that goes shiveripg by.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

Selling my soul TO whoever would buy,
Dealing 10 shsue for a morsel of bread. :
Hating the living and fearing the dead.
NeEcif0f God |! have fallen 80 lowi
And yet I was once like the beautiful suow.
0nce z Was fair as the besutifu! snow.
With ~ eye like its crystal. heart like
lbs GLOW, ~
oaee l vas loved f,r my innocent grace
Fisttered aud sought for the charus Of my
.sar face.
Z Father.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

High Prices In Overssscksa Nsrkss.
prom the Raleigh Confedcrsss, April ~
Our rnarkcs on tAs arrival of the wcldun trails, %
yesterday. tsoe~ss svsvaeeArd with sh.d, a.sy ss n
sosc,y al so per puG
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CITY IassllfUenes.

E.yrKs SUNDAY Ar sr Avr ,uvssu-rAs aAmssn
of sacred music, made truly sncstvr by veil rSs<a
Choir have an opportunity u indnlx'nG usets s~as ~
r.pairng 10 81 AIMS church Easass sasny ~veaAne
the doors opening st sven, the cuncst SosSay a
eight Thre. n the ps~css src fvm 0srdsgsai tArss
Donixetii, vcrrirnst Ds~hauer sad 0cassd ws sssA
only mcnsi,u the narn.s Of Bigsw n~nA ssA hemnI
SehunI Schuhtr and Deshss~v 10 insure ccnnd~n1e IN
the vocal results The Isdics ara sus ~
spared TO msks the musical fe>ss ~csshy of The dAy
Yrw c~Cssw sdveri~~msss s~onx car vcsL
ulou. notices asscuscss shs psnAng of ~ uA~rvh
of the Hoy TSssi,y, Madison sesss censr a psssy-
second str-ct On sunday. tsrwcns ~ res hea "a
the three sessions BY nev ~. TynE % 81 ccousri
Rev D.. Dycr, and me Rsv. s.<pSss y Iy.s. =, y:
srssl lsssesA V residents % Murray m
crorcs AopDvcr cownArs Tho following cssssrss
have s~sn lsissd by this department, Laying 49,
~slss frsa southeast o~nsr o. rny auth s'ssss -
Broadway w the junction a Brssfwsy ss1 uUnth -
nae, nai3hrw Murray, tc25, toch. ssen1 iAssc<U
Ns5uHnd ssrrcs IVES, VI Thr~~ash aNeNue. SesUV
Dowd o. - 10 sewer IN Forty thru s.~s ~ ~
oi'sis 60 sewer in Worry axn ssrss1 ,roa uIs.s11A
svsnue 70 -, cuty ave fect vcA u fensn sNeooA -
nourte SA2z3 so ruyeecesx sss y sevW -
Ns,h 70 Seventh avsusss, scs<yM ne.se ~ ...ss
sircet 70 Tcnlh avenue. Jsms~ cusatnoAsA, enAssh
mIr- Ezrs RAs psSos ssaivsu ~ 80 h<saW g.
"pssltrs An tho luip,v thla svenDnG, - pc9v>9
Hall TO "a The fsdys shihty 49, @Emmo0 - -
dIssrs desire 70 ash wtii - ssswseuk y s~.f
nAs DuswunN --0~ ~ nsvuiAs - ~ - o~o4 =
joar~sy~sn ssssspsasssv, ~Asss sans - sAnSe
nHrpsvd r~v~A vss scsAA ssally 1vou~n1 - 49,
s.l,s ,sss s.'s,A - ~ =; 49, - r. x - 4 -
AN ave ,saallssss - ssy - - - nu =
eWvnA
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nv foRK. SATURDAY. APRIL l4 1896

hss q - dsss ~ rsds q Hs6sss q slarm ssu,d b
spasAst ~ n Ne sans naans = ~ ssaala Il shs
HssaAae
sasvsa ~ shs iajnsss e ~ sswssasy ere .os
fata 4. has q either q sAs oshsuu aGAsssh both the
sscM - The Asas..A ss~ssasy ~ w s..sssy
as0ssMss ssaatss - Ws'lss ~ saAa pssaissaA
oAcss ~ The eovernmsnt, called = sscssssy sswssds
Asosss hssirs into his so.Aisass, - sh@s hsasa q
~ - Bissains q sAs PrssideaA
Thsy sa proceeded to the house whore he ~ lying,
sshsssses q eserse intense anxiety and ss,issssAa
A ssAss crowd was gathered In frons q sAs Pred
dents Souss, and strong guard was also aAiiossd
sAss~ saDy psrsoas evidently sspposiss - would be
broushess hs home.
me Sstrs city to nigh, presents Of Wild excite
snA tcssnpasssd By violent szpresos of indignation
and ~ profouaAsss sonow; many shed team.
me military authorities have despatched mounted ~
trol n every direction order, possible, 70 arrest
the sasAsins. The whole metropolitan police ars like
wise vfginnt for the same purpose.
The ssseks both the theatre and at Secretary Sew
ssds hoass, took place at about the same heuF-ssn
ociookthus showing preconccred plan 70 assassinAte
those gentlemen. Some evidences Of the guilt Of the
party who attacked the President are the possession Of
the police.
Vice President johnson Is In the city, and his head
quarters are guarded by troops
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Rejection OF the New York Fire Commis-
sioners-Passage OF tho Central Rail-
road Faro Bili-Great Excitement Over
the Health Diil, &c.
ALBANY, April I'LL 20 p n
Legisaiton each day In rapid here that detail
or analysis of iss progress Of the question To-day
the hong pending Central Railroad bill passed the Senate,
and virtually law the Governor does veto IT,
the result may be foreshadowed In the veto sent in
to-day Of the Dry Dock and Battery Railroad
Tho Health bill, which two days since bound by
rules TO have sure passage, was 70 night de-
by republican votes Tho Collector Of the port Of
New York who has Ind elaborate organization up for
hs retention In the Office Of Commissioner of Charities
was thrown ovsrboard and the power Of all his
patronage disegarded in the strife 70 secure this
position, which has been his pet desire and spe.
ciality for many years. AL these occurrences
have . poitioai signinoanoy which would take
too muoh tims and space develop. The excitement
OF the day has been the Health BILL and that excisment
has been - inCohercnt a. 70 BE- indescribsb,e Tho
today q :. ssriy hour ], has sssn os. for vent Of
succnt voss and laid the table for
s s sssse % & sss ~ ~
he tscos NQsast the measure wsre led by Wecd, Of
gained their sSiss. Accession in this Lsssis.urs He
moved 70 e from tn: table and upon has the prcvou.
Ss iacs thai n: mend: Of shs S "ss. n sSs
mlno!tty - penie q ones va: oroatsd among them
SUu6op
"a - - - 4 pavs.s.I ~ - - - 60
"a rule tnS ths vsAs m - svv - I'm M s.oN~,
ns1 b eeken n fpr - third al tAe hiu Hrrs
- n ~ S.ren ~ Iev Ycv1r >rvsS - .Atc.,,.
1Sch the SPEAK smSdss tSs srssssss Sproar
VSed nnd CHEZ inseinr M suoA sction - IN,
o2Ssr
WhIIe NE vuae ~ bsl>s SaAso N.v rror, ,sr,nsa
cans were drummsd mp and q: motion carried BY one
tooS plaoe an the membsrr s.shersd m crpvS hsScrs
The epsakers dss m the pcSt exoaeed eoudition shou
m dispuuns s.d shrssfenin. - oxhsr ~ ~.
0cSaker Ous member fru.a Ne. Yors sos n.o. aosL
ssd IN hs NM OF claDor for be~s oerd Al thoussoA
dolIarl shovteA and tauntcd 10 rsnuS,,csss dsr,ns
any nan 10 bet He ahook hs two ~. wiz
handsfuil n srespbacks ON. ci.mS..S 4. ~.
u1anpsr "A the scens rssemhls1 the mS.x e,,,tsns
days a the gold room In Nav Yor In the .L.st m .Ii
this were hssr6 ts clsppnr NJ hs.As - ,hs tronh
ant imtations of the NICK chsn,ie,o ~ the
while the democrats ptered the mo-, vo,on.
tions Of the GpssSsr 10 his f.os for his ru,Inss
Tbis scons va dl.po.sa of oniv ~ hc ,ra,,uc.a n,
The evening sessson nr weed renewed his ssssalss
upon ths blii 10 bvsns N m ina Vote ,-h;i. 80 d,
,shed fr1euAe sousht N nsstnonc ,sS' s,,ls. S.. =
vaa Buren, Stuart Resd Br~ndrcth woSS ga p.,sa,
sought atsrnatey 70 posspone or IN kI tine nv nil
basrrins, ser prolonged, sIe,ed and mos. disoderiy
prooeediku
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Scene at the Deathbed of
M. Lincoln.
the OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

vAsUuorcu, April l6-l:aO 4 l.
nsj~ osssnl Du, Nsw Yox:--
TAb evening - aseut $50 r L., ss Tsrd's Thsasze,
Ae rsss1ssA vhss sissins in his private boz with Mn
NneoA M Harris and Major Rashbsrn, was shot by an
sa@n, vAs ssaAsnly entered The box and approached
sshasa ~ Prssds.t
ne s.assin then iespsd upon ths sags, brandahng
rss dagger knife md made his escape In the OF
- sAsAsrs
Ths pistol ball entered the back q the PresiAsnts
AsaAs,A pssssssd nearly through ths head Ths wound
y ssrnl
niessA - y nov Dying
Absus ~ sms hssr IN ssaain, whether The same or
- ensssd III. ssvard's aparments, and under pre-
esess - having prcscrpsion shown 10 The secre-
taUS aek chans~. Ths aAsassi. Immediately rushed
70 ~ - aad aasssa three sAabs On the thrOa.
- to - the face
nh hoped Ne wouads may tSs mortal Ny ap-
ysshssaon = that they win prove fatal
Ths nsns alarmed Nr. Frederick Seward, who was in
adtsiaas rcosa s.A hs hassasd 70 NE door Of his
faahsrs Esoa, whsa he nss the sssassia who inflicted
spea hin ens dangerous wounds The recovery
ef Yreasrick Seward 10 doubtful
probable that the President viii live through
- night
GsssrAl Grant ana vfs were advertised TO BE- u the
Assirs n ,vening, but he Ss.d Burlington ., six
s'cIsoh this evening.
Ma Cabinet meeting at which General Grant was pre-
sss tho subsct Of hs sf the country and the pros
pct Of speedy pcscs we're discussed The Prcsidon.
vas very ehssrs and hopeful and spoke very kindly Of
General Lee and others Of ne ooniederacy, of the
sssabfishmsos Of govcrnmcut IN Virginia
All the nsmbers Of tbs CApne, except Mr.. Seward are
ssw In attendance upon shs Prssidsn.
have seen Mr. Seward, but he and Frederick were
Both unconscious
BDwEN r. sTAyToN
Secretary Of War
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wAsmso,oH, April lt-l2:So A. Il
The President shot In q theatre to night, and v
perhaps MORALLY wounded
SECOND DnsPArcn.
wAamoros, April lS-l A. H.
ne President = nos expected 70 live through the
night He was shot ~ . theatre.
ssustAry Seward was also assass,natsd No arteries
were cut
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA,


Surrender or Monte evidee 10 Gen. Flores
Brassl in Possession OF tho City, &c.
Tho Braslian mail arrived al Lisbon April bringing
tbs following sAvices;-
Nontsvdco has surrendered 10 General Fiorea
Tho BrAxilans now March ~ occupy tho city
RIO JAruao, March II, ises
Exchange 2sk 81 2sk.
Conee-salos OF good nrsts NJ 6s.co shipmcnta
100000 bass Stock, 100, 600 basa Frcights 90 c2X
BA'uA, March II, issa
Erchangc aek Cotton nominal
PxasAsnvco, March II, isoc
News frsa san Francisco.
aAx HaAs,soo, April IA, 1885
Tue sxpevs of Treasure fsv Ne quarter juss ended
hilins on Of about SIN ana half millions eomp~vd
viii ~ sams psvssa ~ ysss.
eAs rAAs1so, Apui II, 1880
The rso,Ae nall steamship easramsuso saissd today
with large apnbss of ps~sngsm, for Nsw York, and
sI,ibaco n rsssass, q vAss ss~r'y e1eo,oco 70 70
Now Yosk
ne sSamahip nosss Taylor sansA fss Gan Juan asi
nuy, vtth nuusse~s paDsnGsra
TIE marhss sosaassss variable and uusssalsd, ana
usAsn psssss sssAAsssss peAsy. Prscs- = EssAs~
ssoas ere sewly skAnns
salha sAlp ylyhs Eagle, SsBosseu
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THE HERALD DISPATCHES.


wAsBroror, April II, 1895
Asnsinsaaon has bssn inausurased In Washington
ne bowie kas and pssso, have sssn applied Presasn,
hnsss and sscrssasy sswsra rhs former was Shot In
~ shsai while - Yords shsasrs tonight Mr. Seward
vas IDLY ess Asous tAs neck, whns IN hs bed u he
SECOND DnapArcH
wA@usr~. Aprn u, lses.
A sssmps vss nAds sssss sss O'Clock this evssans 70
s..~issas - rsssiasss ~ ss~ssasy s.v.sa N.
DssnAAsss ~ss - - Issss nsssrs. Rsvun ,os %.
6svA ~ ssvarss shrsss vs ss, saa BIZ %. s.d,y |
vsas1sa
shrs y i,ssss sssr.saA hsss
Dssaals - shs AssassanasAs~.
wAnWwos, Apsn H. lseA
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~ sssssss sssss ssvs> s'ssssk tAs svssiss, - a,
sas''s'.ss' - ~ r,ssss.s ~ Secretary ssw
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Nc v,ssss sssas~s.s prsvsssS ia sp psss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

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sssnAsd hy HI oAbanss nhsssu, II = whom vss
ssaAsa y ts.a - sva s,ssUSas ~. sh.ssa. ~
vAa hea0sA ~ ossuso osaGl 1ssaaa. ~ ~
hsaAsas esah ~ nvs s.sii .s>ns, szeasinsd,
"oA, - essss, .s-sss' - vxA .. i.sssA
nsss'sa - n ~ unansasa, hnsAaAsly - COWS -
chair near his bsdnads and vsps nks chi,d
ssnssor ssmss vss sssssd Ne nsAt a ~ rsssi-
asnss esash. nsas ~ hssa holding The nsha hssA q
the President n hi own Ne WIS scbbins liks woman.
with his hsaA Sswsd down ainest a u pillow a ~
bed on which sAs PssssAsut vss lying
Two o'ClOm A. u
The President is all alive, bus thsrs IL imSsevs
msnt in his condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

From the Ashvile n. e. yews1
The exchange Of prisoners seems " g. ssesAH o.
We hA, seen large nunbcs - u'canisin bsyA go
have r>sie,l homo after = protrArsea inprsonasuk
Among Others gras nsd 70 mset nrissicr Geo.
enai n n. Vance, who rsehcd homs ssce s~ys sn~g
He looks rather wotstsd by hls hong connn~ueui, srs -
usual with him, full Of nc, ch~sfui and sceyHaA
Tho ccusral grea, vonto 81 the pcopir ~ his 80
ton, and everybody wa glad " seo him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

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ne s'shssss hsps sf As ssvvvsss Aysssass ssl'svs
esys ss~vssy sswuss, are vuh hs~. Nsshu oeifAs,
ssssses vsrwsu = nAias. asA sany cher sssa,s.sa,
80 49, = Ne hs~s svsAa>s ~ ssrnsASsa
- ssms n - p-s~A-.Ss NaADM eusu0sA y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-18

Proverbs FOR THE PROFILE" As you
make your bed so you must lie on it," This
inculcates a serious warning, for as VIC SOW
SO we must reap Dissipation and luxurious
living are the principal sources Of half the
diseases which aflict the human family. yet
every one hopes for immunity, forgetting that
the body is a harp of thousand strings"
and easily made discordaut. All that physi-
clans can do, is to strengthen and restore
the injured parts. TONES and Alternatives are
required, and U. s. army surgeons aud repu
table physicians who have become aware Of
their merits, fully recommend Cimean Bit
tiers for General Debility, Indigestion, Con-
sdpation and liver complaints, as the best
Bltters in the world Be temperate, exercise,
use the bitters, and renewed health will sure
ly follow. Ask the Druggists and Family
Grocers for them. 10