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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
Resolutions OF Respect.

WAsnINurON, ID. C.. April ~, 1855
At a meeting Of the clerks Of The Proper y
Division Of the Second Auditors Office, held on
the occasion of the death Of Mr.. Theo. Kent, Of
Now York, u clerk in this Office, Mr., J. b.
Patterson was appointed chairman, and Mr..
Claiming Richards secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed Messrs.
Richard, Williamson, Grealist, White, and
Bellon u committee, who reported the follow
ing resolutions:
Whereas, IN the providence Of God, NJ.
Thee Kent, n clerk IN this OfRce, has been
suddenly removed from among us,
Rcs0lUed, That in the death Of Mr.. Kent
this division has sustained the loss Of con.
.seientiOus and efficient clerk
RsSOtrod, That We, his brother clerks, have
lost kind and warm-hearted friend, whose
memory we shall ever cherish. and whose cor
rect and gentlemanly department has won
our affection ard esteem,
ReSOiUed, That we tender to his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy, and pray that
He who alone can heal the broken heart will
enable them to realize in this, their hour of
deepest sorrow, that the loved husband,
tther, and friend has been removed from a
world Of sorrow and sickness to one Of unend.
ing bliss.
Resolved, That the division attend the body
Of our brother to the depot.
RsSOlUaf, That our sincere thanks be ten.
dored tO Mrs. Clark, our neighbor, for her
kindness in furnishing all medical restora.
tives, and Offering the use Of her houss.
Resolved, That as n tribute Of respect and
affection, the funeral expenses Of our de.
ceased brother will be paid by tho clerks Of
this Oliee.
RcsOircd, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family OF the deceased, one to
Mrs, Clarke, and one TO the NATIONAL RE-.
PUBLICAN for publication.
J. B. PATTERSON, Chairman.
CHANNING RCnARDs, Secretary.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
DELEGATIONS STILL CALLING
UPON THE PRERIDENT.

President JOHNSON continues TO receive
visits from delegations Of various States, who
are rendering to him their hearty sympathy
and cordial support. To-day body Of the
citizens Of Maine, headed by the Hon. Mr..
RlcE, Of that State, waited upon him also
an Ohio delegation, headed by Governor
BRoUGH, and an Indiana delegation, led by
Governor MoRr0N.
The Presidents responses to their kind sx.
prcssions were Of the same tenor a. his speech
to TIE Massachusetts, and other delegations.
The President Is in good health and spirits,
notwithstanding the severe pressure imposed
upOnAim by the kindness of his friends.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
lOFTIoIAL.l
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF the United states OF Amer

ANDREW JOHNSON,
President OF the United states OF Amer
lea.
To all ,phom u may eoAesrR!
. Satisfactory evidence having been sxhib.
tied to me that DuRASr DE ST. ANDRE, has
been appointed Consul Of France, at Charles.
ton, South Carolina, 1 do hereby recognise
him as such, and declare him free to sKsr.
else and enjoy such functions, powers, and
privileges, as are allowed TO the COnSuls Of
the most favored nations, in the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused the .
letters to bs made patent, and the Seal Of
the United States 10 be hereuntO affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash.
ingtOn, the seventeenth day Of April,
In the year Of our Lord one thousand
f.. s. eight hundred and SiEty-hvO, and of
the Independence Of the United States
Of America the sighty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President;
W. HuSTER,
Acting Secretary Of. State.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

INV t"hO"ihk hiEhiy ihtefeatlnk dlhpntchee
were received this morning at the Navy De.
partment
wgsT GrLF sarADRox, \
q. 3. FLAGSHIP srocEBALE
orr MoHiLE, April ~, 1888.
Hon. Gideon IVeiies, Sscre,ary,ertAs Nary:
I have the honor to inform the Department
that on Monday, the 10th instant, subsequent
to the capture Of Fort Alexis and Spanish
Fort, detailed in my dispatch No. SO, dated
April the 9th, the octorora, Bisut Com, W.
W. Low, and the iron-clads were enabled, In
consequences Of the thorough dragging Of the
Blaksly river, through the indefatigabls and
intelligent exsrtions Of Commander Pierce
CRosBr, 10 move up the river nearly abreast
Of Spanish Fort, from which point Lieut..
Com. Low, with his rined guns, shellsd with
great precision Forts Hugsr and Tracy, and
with such effect that both these forts were
evacuated on the evening Of the IIth, and
our forces took possession, capturing q Tow
prisoners In the adjoining marsh. These
forts shall hold until Gen. CASBY can gar.
rison them with troops.
This morning moved with the gunboats,
conveying eight thousand men Of General
GRANGER's force TO the west side Of Mobile
bay, for the purpose Of attacking Mobile.
On our arrival, 1t was soon ascertained that
the enemy had evacuated all their deiences
and retreHtsd with their gunboats up the Al
ALBANIA river. The gunboats will In few
days unquestionnbly be captured, unless de-
stroysd by the rebels themselves.
General GRANGER and mysclfbavc Just sent
into Mobile formal demand to the Mayor
for its unconditional surrender, which will
undoubtedly be accorded, rs the cityjs now
at our mercy The Navy has already hoisted
the stars and stripes over the walls Of Fort
Pinto and Spanish River Battery.
We also have entire possession Of Choctaw
Point Battery, and three heavy forts below
II within Gunow's Bend.
! shall place sufficient number Of gun
boats directly In front Of the city 10 give
efficient protection to the loyal inhabitants,
Of which l learn there are great number.
"oh'i" NANbit WIN thc iOrCcb uuuof MS I'M
mediate command, Is at present in Blaksly,
though have constant tclegraphic commu.
nieation with him.
send this dispatch by Lieutenant Com
mapaer y. ~. GILLis, whose vessel the Mil.
imN te.s'ss' sssa - ,, ssRli..Slxss:;s zw,.n,,
wdukie, was, Us the Department has already
been informed, destroyed by n torpedo.
subsequently gave him charge Of tho naval
battery on shore, with which he rendered very
effective service in the shelling of Fort Alexis
and Spanish Fort. commend him 10 the
attention Of the Department for zeal and gal.
lRntry.
am also much indebted TO Commander
CRosBY, who has been untiring in freeing the
Blakely river of torpedOes, having succeeded
in removing over one hundred and ATTY a
service demanding GOODNESS, judgment and
perseverance.
have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant,
(Signed,) II. X. THArCHER,
Commanding West Gulf Squadron.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN A CHRISTIAN.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, !
40 INWHnNaT nrWWNEr

TREAsUKY DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE ~ INTERNAL REvENCE, ,
WAEHtNdrnN, April is, 1865.
DEAR REPUBLICAN: While the country are
tho loss Of their beloved Chief
Magistrate, and while all is sadness and
gloom, the Christian heart will exult with
joy to know that the sapiOMr Of his country
had cOnsecrated himself to the SAVIOUR OP
the WORLD. The following passage is copied
from published sermon preached on Thank.
giving Day, Rt Freeport, Illinois, Nov. 50
1864, by Rev. Isaac +. CAnEY. The or.
inal can he seen at my residence, No. Al
Tenth street. may be gratifying for yo''
numerous readers TO see II at this time.
Yours, respectfully,
A. p. WILLIAMS.
"a gentleman having recently visited
Washington on business with the President
was, on leaving home, requested by n friend
To ask Mr.. Lincoln whether he loved Jesus
The business being completed, the question
was kindly asked The President buried his
fuce in his handkerchief turned away and
wept. lie then turned and said: When I
left nv homo to take this chair Of State |
requested my cOuntrymen to pray for me-
was not then u Christian. When my son
died-the severest trial Of my life-I was not
Christian. But when | went To Gettys.
burg and looked upon the graves Of our dead
heroes who had fallen in defence Of their
country, l then and there cOnsecrated myself
to Christ lido lore Jesus.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
U. 8. srEAaEH TALLAnAreMIE.

o y NTENNEN TAIINHATtWTTl
OFF MoBILE, April 3, 1858.
LisH. Coa. VA. NJ GdBJIs, d. a. ":
STA: have the honor TO report the casii.
Rltios on board the U. s. steamer monitor
0sage, sunk by the explosion Of torpedo of
Mobile, March 20, 1880
Killed-LeWis Dc Wall, master at arms;
Wm, Paigher, seaman; John Eyerhart ordi.
nary seaman; Charles Taylor, do.
Wounded-Wm. @. Boysen, boatswAln's Z
mate, legs and head; John Jonah, captain
Of, legs; Michael McG uiro, seaman, head
and feet; james Harris, ordinary seaman,
head and body; w, G. Fisher, do, head
VIM HRrtly, do, legs ChAs. Conburn, lands.
man, head; Nicholas Haydengsr, do, legs.
Very respectfully, RW, GITTORD,
A. A. Surgeon, u. s. N,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
Sales Of s.yen-Th,rt,...

7 PnLNpELPHlA, April 2O.-Thc subserip-
tions TO the seycn.thirty loan to-day were
50, O52, 800, including single subscriptions
from Pittsburg Of S3Oi, 500; Chicago, S2lO,-
600; Memphis, sI0O, 900; New York, SI7O,.
55Oi Washington, 5000, 900. There were
TIA individual subseripiTas Of 500 and 500
euch
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
LEE,s ARMY DIsRANDED.

Information has been received by General
GRANT that LEES army has been paroled
and completely. disbanded, and the property
turned over to the United States. The rolls
give something over twenty seven thousand
nAmes
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
Weekly ReDubli,an

The WEEKLr NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, for
this week, is now ready for sale nt our
counter. 1t contains all the facts connected
with the assassination of our late honored
Pfe'ident, together with full description Of
I he obsequies.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
Ladies' at ths Pro.ldsnt's Funeral.

Laoes NJ tho Frostoehps FUNERAL
The following ladies, whose name were not
given BY our reporter in our account Of the
obsequies at the White House on Wednesday,
were present on that sad occasion Mrs.
GRINsBr, n cousin Of Mrs. LISooLNi Mrs.
Secretary MCCULLocH, Mrs, Commissioner
DoLr, and Mrs. @. l.. FLERcHLAN.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

CRIMINAL ooURT-Mr. Justice Ola
Edward G, CarriHgton, ESQ.,, District Attorney,
prosecuting.
Charles A. Edolin, charged with assault and
battery on Sarah j. o'Brien, vas found not
guilty,
George sehaHRcr was found guilty Of assault
aud batIory ou Glara Gantlin, aud eaPlas Issued
To hear Judgment.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
DryoRcE GRASTy

DvoRcE GRANrED. In the ehancery eour,
yesterday a divorce was granted 10 Marvare,
HEREFORD from her husband Joseph HEREFORD. TN
court also ordered that the wife should have ~.
custody ofthe children, and the husband pay her
the sum Of any dOllars per month, aud thai h.,
should not dispose Of his properly
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

SrbpKN DE- Ara. : Yesterday afternoor
Rouhdsihsn Kelly and fairulinau Eewis found /
eolofed man named John eyker lyias Al IN
street suaering from the heart disease n,
was taken 10 the station house by the ofneer..
a short time. Coroner Woodward was notified
and held an ingneEt this morning DeceasAi hs,
a sister living In Georgetown named Bush
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
COURT PROCEEDIsN s.

CIRCUir CouRr-Chief Justice Carttsr.-
The case Of II. l.. Chaplin 4 Co. against Jacob
Phuger was resumed this morning. The Jury
had not rendered u verdict when our report
closed.
John Hoover against John Keefe jury sworn !;
case on trial
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
Booth Report ed at Tamaaua,

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-BoOrH has not
been arrested, but traced ns far as Tamaqua.
The man arrested on suspicion has been dis
changed.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
WEsT 0rLy sorAnnoS

wEsT GrLF SQUADRON, l
Y. \. fLAG SUR STOCkbALR,
orr DLAKELT RIvER, MoBnK BAY,
April n, lsd3
HIM Gids0n IPeIIss Secreidry " the Navy:
SIR: have the honor 10 forward herewith
copy of the report Of Acting Assistant Sur
geon r. W. Clifford, giving the names Of the
men killed and wounded on board the 0sage
by the explosion Of the torpedo on the 10th
ultimO.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. X, TnArCHER,
Act. Rear Adj, com. W. G.. d. Sq'n,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
Rsopcning Of the Erie Railroad.

WhLIANsPORr, Pa, April 2l.-The Erie
Railroad having been thoroughly repaired
since the recent freshet will be re-opened TO-
morrow.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

GoLD-PLATED JEwELRY, new and beaut
fol styles; also, hlver-plAied cups, call-beil.
teaspoons, for only one dollar ai the dollar lew
slry store, No. 43s fennsylvania avenue, Rea
FOur-and -a-half slrest hp1D.ies
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

KEEPINe GANBLIEg HousE.-Aarou
Slower, 0erman shopkeeper, was arrested ye.
terday BY Onleer stineheomb, oi the Fourth pre-
taken before Justice Drury aud fined $50,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
x.tnpkt. MLaWA.

a vALrAnLn FLAe..-Ihs Gag which
hoaied from ths KIfkwood House, ana uhdsI
which Prnaidpht Jolihson was. .inaurnrnieh 81
ns 18th Instant, 4 ths properly n Aessfs. w
q. Parker and Jho. G. Hnrlrton, u Tits city. Thii
y The hrai time that President was ever inau \
fnrnted undor flag belonging to a private party
nessra Parker and Haaleton this morning Ne 4
iuset ~ onst q 80. 900 Tor ths Gag, being de-
termined not 10 part with H.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

sELLISa LIouoR.-Peter Whiteman wa,
arrested yesterday by Oaleer Haweu, " the See
ond precinct, for selllng liquor without license
He was taken before Justice Thompson, and nned
Daniel Sullivan, was arrested by Oaicer Cor.
don, Of the sighth Prseinst for selling ligaor on
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
RlDAY#::;;:::;::::a::;;;::APRIL 2I, 1865.
GENERALS HALLECK, ORD, AND
GILLMoRE-cHANGE OF COM
MANDs.

GILIMORE-CHANGE OF CONF
MANDs.
Major General HALLEcK left this city last
evening for Richmond to relieve Major Gen.
'erhl ORn, and assume command Of the De-
partment Of Virginia; headquarters at Rich.
mpnd.
Major General oWD Is ordered to relieve
Major General GILLNunE in command Of the
Department Of the South, headquarters at
Charleston, $. G.
Major General GILLUoRE IL ordered to re-
port In person to the Adjutaut General Of the
Army for orders.
Brigadier General DESr, late Of Lieuten.
ant General GRANT, staff, has been assigned
70 duty ns Military Governor Of Richmond,
believing General SHEPLEr.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

GODET's LABr's BOOK, for May, has been
received by J. sHnLNaFoS. II contains
nice stories music, pictures, fashion, plates,
etc.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
The BurlaI PIaee or Prc.Idsnt LIneeIn

The Burial Place OF President Lincoln.
Governor OGLEsr yesterday received the
following dispatch; .... ...
SPRNGPIELD, IIL., April ia national
monument fund Is on foot, and plot Of
ground, six acres in extent, In the heart Of
the city, has been selected as the burial
place Of our late lamented President.
SHARON TrSDALE, Secretary Of State.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
''Ths soul I slody bg, and he heart bear,
Shall never sag Ioith doubt, nor shake Iei

.,rhs soul s,cdy 6v, and tie heart bear,
Shall never sag 'otA doubt, nor shake ieai
yedr. ~
Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish ChisI
when arFAyed for battle; and thus may all cry
who arm themselves against the LegiOBs of Dys'
Pepaia, Headache, Ague, sallowness, Languor,
Liver Complaint, and all their eoncoh,itant evils
with bottle or two Of PLANTATiON BIrrERs, ihs
original !. T--lsO0. X. This great Tonic,
which Is still increasing In popular favor and i
erecting more cures than ever before, u emphai
ically The Poor Man's Friend and The Rich
Mans Blessing. PLANTATION BIrTERs are sold
BY all respeetable dealers throughout the hAbita
BILE globe .a.u
A0- The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
new and reliable treatment for Diseases of the
Urinary aud sexual systems, Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, DIR. J. sKlLLlh
hOU0HTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa mhSi-y
A8- Friend In Need - Those re-
quiring CONFIDENTIAL medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician whai
has made certain diseases his special study
such n man y Dr.. DARBY, who - daily curing
numbers Of both sexes and every age, who have
been 10 all the salf-eallod doctors IN this dty,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
benefit until he took charge Of them. His terms
are more moderate than those Of mere boasting
pretenderA, whose only purpose Il 10 neece the
unfortunate, and then adVisa them, wheA u "a
almost too late, TO apply " him.
oail on him Al oHss' ofyou may resrs,a ssav y ever
70 ;sa ,. Seventh II, between ? 's.i, snS 7
HreesA' Warrington e' isio'n
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

.ALi letters relating to the subscription Of, or
advertising In, the REFuBLicAN should be ad L.
dressed 10 the publishers, ~ above.
Al letters OF communications intended for pub.
licatiou, or In any way relating to tho editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
Business and other correspondents will greatly
'obhge the Publishers and the Editor by comply
ing with the above suggestion.
To CoEHEsroNbENrs. No notice can he taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever l.
intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name aud address Of the writer-not necessa.
rily for publication but as guaranty Of its good
faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected com.
municatiOns.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
DESCRIPTION or THE FUNERAL can.

bEsChiPTiON OF THE FUNERAL can,
The car assigned for the transportation Of
the late President of the United States Il
said TO be the first railroad structure Of the
kind in this country. II was built by Mr..
LANIsoS, of,AlexAndria, for the United States
military railroad, and was designed for the
special use Of the late President, and other
ldignitAries, when travelling over the military
railroad. II contains n parlor, sitting room,
and sleeping apartment, and they are fitted
up with excellent taste Vnd have all the
modern improvements. Small panels are ar.
ranged around the top Of tho car, on which
are painted the coat Of arms Of each State.
The car has sixteen wheels, and is in charge
Of Mr.. JonS McNAuaHroS, who will accom-
pany ID to Springfield, Mr.. JonS ALExAS-
DER, Of this city, was last evening busily en-.
gagged In robing Il In mourning Black cur.
tains have been placed At all the windows.
The cor is completely robed In black, the
mourning outside being festooned in two rows
above and below the windows, while each
window Is strip Of mourning connecting the
upper with the lower row.
The coffin containing the remains Of Presi
dent LIScoLS was plReed upon bier covered
with black cloth, in the rear Of the car.
The remain Of little WILLIE LINCOLN were
taken from the vault, in which they have re.
posed since 1862, yesterday. A black wal.
nut conn, silver mounted, has boen made,
and the metallic case containing the remains
was placed in II last night by Drs BRowS a
ALEXANDER, the senior member of which
firm will accompany the remains to Illinois.
WILLIE's remains accompany those Of his
father, and are placed upon bier in the
front part Of the car.
Six other ears accompany the train, all
new, belonging to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and are all drRped with mourning.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
was most thoroughly decorated with mourn.
ing, under the superintendence Of Mr.. GEO.
$. KooNrE, General Agent. Over the centre
Of the ticket othos picture Of the late Pres.
ident Is suspended and tAstefully draped in
mourning. Over the gate leading TO the cars
an arch had been erected, and II was covered
with mourning, as also the railing the entire
lengthrof the depot.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

ig!.ss.les . d p fishsi. fRisi s. SaGi i ON Il
- onnA- -lh ADeP'y MRrsil! f'hIilip,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

AS- New. York state Soldiers Agency
renewed 2S3f street, between Twelfth aud ThiT-
teenth streets. All Information Of interest OF
value TO the soldiers Ofi New York, or their
friends, furnished grAtuitously upon application
a their new rooms, either In person or by letter.
teenth streets. mil l-satuthu
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

AFThere viii be . Meeting OF the
seyenth Ward Exemption Club ON SATURDAY.
EVENING. Rt Turner Hall, corner of Maine Ay i
enue and foursahd- half street, at ~ o'clock.
Punetual attendance is earnestly requested a.
business Of importance Is 10 be trRnsaeted. u ~
S% The Fair at Gonzaga Hall is post
pOned till further notice, ON account Of the sad
nAtsohal calamity.
APl7 b. y WIGHT r. J.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
MARSHAL LANNON'S ASSISTANTS,

An Examination Into the Facts.
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EXIT RA
eLORlOUS SGCCiSSE II HOEILE.
Capture of Several Forts.
The City at the Mercy. OF
the Land and Naval
Forces.
F0rOeB,
Union Citizens Protected By Our
Batteries.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES To THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT..

The following highly interesting dispatches
were received this morning at the Navy De.
partment
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

90 Calvary baptist Church meets
every sabbath In the old Trinity Church, on
finh street, between y and LouislaRA avenue.
Service At " a. m. and 7iSp. m. seats free
Rev. 7, X, Hewlett, pastor. janl6-n
So For the Wounded in the Late
Battles. All who can do will confer q fayOr
by sending bAndages, lint, aud rags, to the San :.
itary or Christian Commissions, or 10 any HospiI
tai convenient. Apl2
~ Massachusetts, Military state
AdESCY REMOVAL. On and after MONDAY,
January LIST, ls65, the MAsSachusetts state
Agency will occupy Its new rooms in the gd;
ttOHdI I',teiitOeHeer Building, second hoOr, cor
neT Of seventh and d streets, Washington, ID. c.,
Massachusetts soldiers and citizens are invited
o call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
de9l.tf Lieut.. Col. and State Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

IwIsH ALL MEN TO BE FREE. -ApnAHGn
LiErelS--washingtoR october 10, 1894.
NY WHOLE LIFE SHALL De DIRECTED
TOWARDS, PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
IakllNG 1T, IN THE PROPER AND FULLEST
SENSE or THE TERN, PERMANENTLY FREE.
.--AsbREw JVHSsoS-- WasLiaOton, April 2Oth,
lisa
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RAILROADS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
s%HEz
4G1.lIISl In q Z Id EEl1
OFFICE MOBI&E OHIO RAILROAD
MOBILE, Sept &c. 1865 {
Passenger trains on the Mobile & Ohio Ro;,rood ,;,,
run as follows: Northward trains will leave Mobile
every " ~ ~
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at4pM
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 4.s5AM
Arrive at Corinth every ~ 'o "A "
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday =. ohopu
Leave Corinth every "
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:4OAM
Arrive at columbus, KY, every.s -"l
Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY az O. On p,
or Cairo. eots a' OoluinDus, NY.
SOUTHWARK TRAIN.
Leaves Columbus, KY, every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday At s.ooAM
Arrive at Cornth every " o''o "A J"
sunday, Tuesday and Thursday A. 1O.aOpM
Leave Corinth every " i''o' W
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1.4OAM
Pass Meridian every ~ a.
Nonday, wednesday and Friday at 7O5 PM
Arrive in Mobile every ~
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at s.aoAM
oc+17o L. J. FLEMING,
ohlei Engineer and Gen'l Sup't
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Insures against loss damage by Fire and the peril
of Inland Navigation and transportation.
OFFICE Egyptian Block, over First National Bank
oct12dtf HAYES & BRoCKwAY, Agents.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-02

parcuiar attention given to Insurance against peTis
of Inland Navigation. Hull risks taken on favorable
terms marl5-d&wGm