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PUT INA large fleet of vessels put into
Hampton Roads, on Saturday and Sunday, to
ride at easy anchor the heavy north-wester
that was raging outside. Cold rains and
heavy winds prevailed in this section nearly
all day Saturday and Sunday. All Sunday
night old Boreus was on spree; leaves that
had turned into the " scar and yellow" flew
in all directions, and now cover the ground,
above which they, only few days ago. so
proudly stood; hats flew in the mad gusts OF
wind that ever and anon rushed past; men
put in their houses, ships in their harbors,
leaving the elements to fight it out alone.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ATLANTIC HoTEL-Nonro1K, Va, Oct. l6

Gibbs, Hampton, Va. ; Mrs. Sam'l Glenn, Balti-
more, Nd. j. NJ Renshaw, N. Y. VIM. South
gaze, Norfolk P Degman, Virginia; A. Libby,
Smithfeld, Va. w. A. McGooch, Fort Monroe;
?. Holt, New York; D. j. Walton, Va Francis
lock, Miss Curtis, Miss Evans, New York John
Smith, Va; N. McCleves, N. c.; W. G. Cor
man., Williamson R. H. Baptist, E. B. Branch,
Petersburg; J. B. Neathery, Raleigh; Thos. j.
Pretlow, Fayetteville, N. c.; Carson Murray,
Raleigh, N. G.
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DIED.,

At Roseland, Mecklenburg county, Va, on the
9th August, 1865, Mrs. AUGUSTA j. JONES, wife
of DR.. William H. Jones, in the 35th year of her
age.
In Rutherford county N. c., on the 9th ult.,
Mrs. REBECCA F., wife of the Rev. Isaac N Cald-
well, and granddaughter of the late Rev. Dr.
Isaac Anderson, of Tennessee.
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MILITARY COURT, Addison, who had
forgotten the nursery rhine: 5 x. .a....
'Your little hands were never made e. aa
To tear each others eyes," q58 .aiSbt
was charged with backing the eye Of Daniel
johnson; J. the fact was that Daniels whole
face was black, ard it could notgbe proved
that his eye was BACKED, but an assault was
proven and Mr. Addison was forced to apply
plaster, in the shape Of green back, TO
heal the wounded feelings of Daniel. $40
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PUTTINs ON A1Rs.---Nos. % and 80 Bank
street, are putting on airs, and are coming
out in fashionable dress. In other words, the
old fronts are being removed and new ones
are to take their places. Hurrah'l for Bank
street; business will be gradually drawn that
way until finally it will be one of the princi-
pal business streets in the city
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Stonewall is en- route from Havana to this
place, and no doubt but that she will attract
much attention when she arrives. She is to
be dismantled and laid away for future use
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oc1l-tds

THOR SALE.-The interest Of the
L Bank of Virginia in the Lot on Dunmore
Street, owned jointly by the said Bank and the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, will be offered for
terms, as set forth in the advertisement of the
President of the Farmers Bank of the IL th inst.
"' WIN. D. ,BAGNALL, Cashier,
oc12-t26th Br. Bank of Va, Norfolk,
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AUCTION SALES,
By F. F. FERGUSON, Auct 10
tOneer
DESIRABLE WOOD LAND AT
IL AUCTION.

DESIRABLE WOOD LAND AT
~ AUCTION.
Will be sold, at IL o'clock, on MONDAY, the
2Sd inst, in front of my Auction Store,
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing "a acres, more or less. A portion Of
1t well wooded, and situated about l a miles from
the City, via Drummond's Bridge, on the high
road to Fort Norfolk. 1t was formerly owned by
DR.. Sylvester, and sold to Dr. Clements.
1t is bounded on the north by the land of Thos
N. Wilson, on the east by the land of Abel Lew
ellyn and others, on the south by the land of the
heirs of John G. Colley, deceased, and on the
ceased.
This Tract contains some valuable Wood, and
being not mile from the River at Fort Norfolk,
could not be better located for a Truck Farm,
and offers a rare opportunity for investment,
both for the Wood and for the Land.
Terms cash.
F. f. FERGUSON,
ocl6-tds Auctioneer.
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CoAL.-The Richmond steamers, of both
the Old and New Lines, have for some days
past been taking daily supplies of coal from
the Government Yard, or the Portsmouth side
of the river, 54 4
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If Deep Creek should fail to supply the
city with water, which of the advocates for
water would you call upon to hold us out
Why MIR. Bore-um of course, He would give
us an artesian-lceU in less than a month.
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NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
713 Broadway, New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, La
dies Sets, Gold and Coral, Jet and Gold, Floren-
tine Mosaic Jet, Lava and Cameo sets of Studs,
Vest and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Gold
Rings, Gold Thimbles, Lockets, new style Belt
Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Fancy Work
Boxes, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension
Holders, and large assortment of Fine Jewelry
of every description, of the best make and latest
styles, valued at .s...
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SALE OF STEAMER.

will sell, on Saturday, the 4th day of No
vember, at IL o'clock, NJ, in front of my Auction
House, the remains of the Steamer FAIRHA-
Henry Light House. It consisss of the Engine,
Boilers, and Metal Sheathing on her bottom, with
all that may remain of the Steamer
Persons desiring to purchase, can in the mean
time visit the Steamer aud examine for them
selves.
Sold by order of r Pr
7. P. CROWELL, Agent, a
For acct. of whom it may concern.
F. F. FERGusoN, Auctioneer.
ocl2-2awtds .at
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LOOK Our On Thursday morning we
will give our readers one of the most raoy, rich,
sarcastic and, with all witty. letters that ever
emanated from any pen. Look out for Bill
APPS letter to "Artemus Ward" whereinhe
strikes the times heavily, and displays things
as they now really exist. "Moses Adams, .
with pretty letters to BILLY Twins" at Kurds-
vile, but he can't touch Bill Arp with a forty
foot-pole Look out for the letter a
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DRowNED.--In the Richmond Times, of
Saturday, we see mention made of the drown
ing of Mr.. j. G. Hodsden, in Hampton Roads
on Friday last, by falling from a fishing smack.
of Portsmouth, and carried on quite an extern
sive furniture and upholstering business there,
and was generally beloved and respected
Isle of Wight was his original home, and his
friends and relatives there will be as much
greyed at their loss as we are to chronicle it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

sLENN' THE AT1R e.
W BRILLIANT ATTRACTION L
Second night OF the eminent Tragedian,
MI r. ii Q S. PR CT OR (!
Who will appear in his original character of
yI3 THE JIBBERNA1NOSAY,5 alia 8..s +
,ss Tuesday Evening, Oct. 18th, 1866,
Will be presented, the wild and stirring Drama,
in three acts, called .6.ss
Ia t-.il5 NICK OF THE WOODS
The Jibbernainosay, !
Bloody Nathan,
The Avenger, MP roc ppocTop
Nick of the Woods, 'iA' 40 wv ''
Reginald Ashburn,
Spirit OF the Waters,
To conclude with the laughable Farce of
4 WIFE FOR A DAY.
Nathan Tucker. E. W. Marston
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VTIRGINIA--AtR Rules holden in the
v Clerks Office of the Court of Hastings lot
the City of Portsmouth, for the month OF sep
rooLsnn L aIJum Plaintiff,
noainst In chancery,
Josiah Harrison and the Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank,
of Portsmouth, Delenuan.s'
the object of which is to obtain a decree for an
account of the partnership transactions between
Plaintiff and Defendant, Josiah Harrison, to be
taken Si and for the payment of whatever, may be
found due the Plaintiff. Also, to subject the
debts. monies, or estate of the Defendant Harri-
SON in the hand of the Defendant, the Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank, of Portsmouth, or
owing to said Defendant Harrison, to the pay
ment of the Plaintiffs demand and it appearing,
by affidavit filed, that the Defendant Josiah Har-
rison, is not resident of this Commonwealth, it
is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here
one month after due publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest. r.
Copy Teste:
GoDwIN & CRooKER. p.q. sep2S-w4w
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MARINE.-The U. s. Revenue Steamer
"Kan-kan-kee,n Commander Baker, arrived
In our harbor on Sunday last, just in from
cruise outside, for the relief of distressed mer-
ohantmen. This gallant little caft has only
been on this station o short time, but arrived
here in the nick of, apae; that is, just as the
Equinoxial gales were brewing and about to
eurst upon us, and the valuable services rem
aered by the vessel, under Capt Baker and
DIS subordinates, should be to him and them,
tne recommendation at Washington for pro-
motion. s ,Ia 8s1
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ITEMS! PENS!l-An DESTROYS of get
ting perfect pen, and not subject to corro-
sion, should buy the aluminium Pens. Samples
gratis.
Price per gross, SITS. s.xros
oc1s.tf Sole Agents,
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CALIFORNIA WINES

CALIFORNI WINES.
TEHE VERY GEN ERAL INTRO
ductiOn of our brands of these fine Wines
into the Eastern and Middle States, is 1attering
tribute to their fine qualities, and decided indi-
cation of the desire of the people to encourage
American Industry.
Our "HOCK" is very similar to the Rhine
Wines of Germany, but is a more generous and
rich wine and will commend itself to all lovers
of that class of wines.
The "ANGELICA" and 'sMUSCATEL" are
both naturally sweet wines, particularly adapted
to party or dessert use, the sick chamber. They
are the finest wines Of their class in America. The
'PORT'' is very similar to the Lisbon Wines, and
is much admired for its richness and delicacy and
fine flavor. 81, -
PERKINS, STERN & CO.,
Pioneer House. Dealers exclusively in + (.
these Wines, lOs fremont street, Boston, 80
$50 Broadway, New York.
GaT The above WINES, together with the
CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY and WINE
" : ~ HENRY P. WORCESTER, Agent,
au26 No. IL Campbell Wharf.
NJ Z s Sc L WAN r e D-TO take
Y Freight to Murfreesboro, N. c., and to re-
load for this port
MORRIS. GWATHMEY & CO.,
ocs-tf No. "a. Wide Water Street
TTVHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR
1 Sale a Choice Lot of White Oak
and Y elbow Pine Timber, of the following
dimensions, viz
White Oak-Length, from 80 to SO feet; sizes,
from IL to "a inches. t.8
Yellow Pine-Length, from 80 to 70 feet sizes,
from Is to "a inches. y e
The above timber is of the very best quality
and is gotten in good shape for plank stocks !;
well seasoned and in good condition. The Whit
Oak timber is taken up by the root, which rem
ers it much better for ship building purposes
For further particulars, enquire of Etheredge
Williamson, No. l6 Union ST.. Norfolk, Va.
WILLIAMSON & ARMSTRONG;
odl3-2w f#EEsi 't8 $t " 5ss -
DOWDER-Just received and for
osla- B. T.ssBoCKovER.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMERCIAL ROW

MO s., COMMERCIAL ROW,
-".i.- CIR. PHELPS, AUoTIoNEER.-
SAILS, RIGGING, BLOCKS, SPARS, &c,
OF SCHOONER JNo., AUMACK;
AT AUCTION.
On Monday morning, the 10th inst, at 10
o'clock, we will sell, at Smiths Wharf, Town
Point, for the benefit of whom it may con-
Germ, the STANDING and RUNNING RIG
CLING, SAILS, BLOCKS, and SPARS, saved
from the Schooner JOHN. AUMACK, recently
sunk in Hampton Roads.
Auctioneera
The above sale will take place this morning at
10 O'Clock precisely.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
ocl7-lt AuctioneerS.
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BY. LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No, 5, Commercial Row.
G. R. PHELPS, AuoT1oNEER.
DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE

nESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE
IL =. AT AUCTION ........ e..
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, we will sell, on
the premises, that desirable, double Tenement
DWELLING HOUSE.
Nos. Is and 49, S. Cumberland Street The Lot
fronts on Cumberland Street 3s15 feet, running
back 1887 feet The House, with little i'm
provement, can be made most desirable resi-
dence, being convenient to business and in an
ceAent neighborhood.
ALSO,
A BRICK BUILDING and LOT, No. s5, Mich
olson Street, occupied by Thomas Huddleston.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, on CumbeP
land Street. ~.
LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS,
oc16-2t Auctioneers.
nOSITIVE SALE OF ELEGAET
Household Furniture, Piano, Etc.
at AuctiOn.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING.
the 18th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will
sell, at the residence of Mrs. Ignatius Higgins,
No. Al Freemason street, a large assortment of
elegant Parlor and Chamber Furniture, embra-
cling, in part =aN
Mahogany Sofas, Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus,
Parlor Chairs, Bedsteads,
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Carpets,
Cottage Furniture in Sets,
China Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware,
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stove, &C., &c.
ALSO, ~ ...,..'r ,t.e's
One Elegant Piano, in Rosewood case, said to
be superior instrument. II .8ci
LEIGH BROS PHELPS,
ocl2-tf Auctioneers.
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~ $ : . Q Q Q Q -I---I
TO be Sold for One Dollar Each,


Without regard to ualue, and not to be paid for
until you kao,o ,0hot you aoW receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
ceipt of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this
Association recently, the following kindly permit
1heir names to be used: ees .ifs-iG
Robert f. Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn, Me-.
lodeon, value $3.50. W. F. 7. Willis, w. 22d
St. New York, Diamond Cluster Pin. value 5000.
Mrs. R. G. Tappan, l6 York ST., Gold Watch,
value S125. Miss Ellen F. Dickerson, Binghamp-
Stone, 50 Tenth St., n. Y, Piano, value $3.50.
Mrs Teresa A. Miller, Scranton, f., Diamond
Ring, value $175: Miss Ellen ]. Peck, Spring
field, Ills, ,Melodeon, value Sl25; DR.. l. Van
Watch, value $3.50. Edward II. Lindsay, Wor-
cester, Mass, Piano, value $3.50. Miss D. III.
Farwell, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops,
value $3.50. Francis I. Moran, 126 Pearl street,
c. Ingerson, Urbana, Ohio, Silver set, value $50.
Lieut.. B. F. Hendricks, Wizards Hotel, WASH
ington, D. c., Silver Patent Lever Watch, value
500. Captain l. Warner, 18th N. Y. Vols, Silver
valuable prizes, do not wish their names pub
lished or we might extend the list
~t5 MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
Value, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which well mixed. One of these Envelopes.
containing the Certificate or Order for some arti-
Gle, (,oorth at least dollar at retail will be
delivered at our office, sent by mail to any adj
dress, without regard to choice ON receipt of rs
Cents. The purchaser will see what Article it
dra,os, and its value, which may be from Ore to
Five Hundred Dollars, and can then send ONE
DOLLAR and receive the Article named.
@g~ No BLANKs.-Every purchaser gets an
article of value.
Parties dealing 10Th may depend having
prompt returns, and the article drawn DiU be I'm.
nsediatety sent to any address By return mail or er-
press. sAt
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
lay- Six Certificates for One Dollar, Thirteen
for Two Dollars. sa-
Agents Wanted. Send Stamp for aCircular.
Ali Letters should be addressed,
latL Il. BENTON & CO.,
Box 5,567 Post Office, New York.
sen30-aod3t%
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the LIST of November, that very desirable
RESIDENCE, No. 6s Crawford st., Portsmouth.
1t has two parlors, three chambers, brick kitchen
attached, gas through the house, and eistern OF
good water in the yard. A part of the Furniture
can be rented by the party obtaining the house.
Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. HENDERSON, on
the premises, or to 90
T. j. SAVAGE CO.,
oc4-3t g. Crawford street, Portsmouth
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lcare OF Kind Providence. To which
president johnson replied d" thank YOU. gentlemen
for the expression Of your encouragement In the cN
,gonces which surround me need encouragement anc
support. ! nm not az this moment prepared TO enter
upon an expression OF nv future policy. commonly
point NY previous record in regard TO ills Rebellion
land assure you that the energy and determination
shall be exercised for its suppression heretofore Nj
administration will be based the Constitution an'
'laws. and events arise will endeayor 70 meet tLc
10 the best OF my ability" Tie courttee then with
drew.
Mr.. Lent, Chairman Oft the Common Council Commit
tee then came forward aud said, Mr.. Presidents Ec
presenting the municipal authorities OF the City of New
York not having been that an opportunity would
be offered TO present ourselves you and being by &c
Icdent present myself take The opportunity 10 assur
Won sir that you wiz receive the confidence ana up
mort O.. the municipal authorities Of the City OF New
York in The discharge Of the duties which you have
been s. suddenly called upon TO perform.
The Stewards are exported sti improving. Ne"
runors AID new arrests are made hourly % those sup
posed 10 be implicated in the lac terrible assassination
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IN TIE CITY.
pr. Aanu,s'- Church lPress,seri"nl.

The exercises in DR.. Adams's Church were
ira,ler continuation Of the exercises OF ias' Aonla!
me hoase was very well hlled. even many piSous
iworc compelled stand throughout tne eh'He "Nb'
tof the ceremonies. -, IL,
4 Or ADAMS at tie comm lncenent OF ma aoatess,
'role Of the tine Of the death OF the Firoess p'te
~ Frcl md The gloom and dependency whiob vs.
tLrown over the land 10 her seemingly untll ~! re
seease. The great .icar and CONSERVATION Uiouslt
samone the people WHO believed they were HpcnL - los
gthejr POSITION ~ nation among tie people o. tLc
lenrth This he appicd 10 tie present time. c h'le
Host him ~ whom have looked a. our gude thIonsn
5th. sea of troubles which Las been tossing the hson
for the past four wears lie had but just gu@ei tue
slim Of state into comparatively snie and calm haiD9r
whom tie tow Of an assassin took him nom vs.. ne
coud NOT have been taken a; betting time Tor
This own honor ami glory Hewas at the Zenith OF hs
fnmer He remarked that this news WOlld certainly
c1n harvest of good in Europe He propbesicd con
cerning France AT he death OF Louis Napoleon the
soyernmrnt Of France would be changed 10 EcphDh,'
no, OF bloodshcl but somewhat Ike our own Con
scerning England THE elective franchise Will be
greatly increased aud the people have more power
splaced in their own hands. His pcfofatloA Wa, 70
! Show the steadfastness Of principles.
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WASHINGTON. "Wednesday, April ~, 1865.
The dav is beautiful and quite warm. The
avenue is fled with persons to witness The mouinfui
funeral procession
An Business is entirely suspended and the citizens
have turned out to pay their last sad respects
|,o the memory Of the late Chief Magistrate.
Every wisdow every houso.top and every available
SPOT Is filed with people. although the funeral eoriege
I'M moi commence to move for two hours yet.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON Wednesday. April 49, 1865.
Early to-day, the streets were crowded win
thousands Of them from distant cities and oiht
localities Nearly the entire population were ab9sd-
By 10 O'Clock every prominent point on the entre I'D
of was occupied by those who desired 10 oD
tain the view Of the solemn and truly impress
paeeapt In the immediate neighborhood OF the
Executive Mansion dense and unpreccdentcdly large
crowd has assembled
ADMISSION.
During the forenoon various bodies had met 81 Inc
Treasury Department, separate rooms having Deeh
assigned them and to those Assistant Secretary Har
incton who had charge OF the arrangements delivered
ets of nd ission 10 the Executive Mansion They
tie retares. the Assistant Pos
n euerol and the Assistant Attorney General
and Representatives in Congress- Governors
,Le severa States tie judiciary and others Of piomi
cree None could enter the Mansion without tickets
having been provided for COO persons only npon the
nIat5 steps the east, north and south sides
~ lie roo,n Tho corpse Icy about tie center space
e reserved ali around the eatafaqnt with chairs for
e of the inmediate family OF the deceased
I, mere in lie east room. that The bodice OF Pres
dcuts Harrison end ayor Jay ~ STATE pu' le orange
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a.. sUn's Catholic Churcs.

4 Before the Mis6rfys, which followed tie aelc-
aHgaOn Ct Mass in this chnr s the Rev, Father Burt
sail delivered an eloquent discourse on the national
calamity before q lalge congregation After a.!glins
10 the murder Of the President in fitting terms aud de-
string the prayers OF the people to avert from te
try lie an ger Of God he said: We ar" here as
Z pav n tribute of respect to Abraham I.ncolr-thc
undetermined and the nobie.hearted Our oss Of him
at This crisis Of country has reyeaed 10 Us the great
respect In which IA our hearts hed L'u, e',n tAolgn
the netuie of our Institutions q hoeiai
criticism is slowed even II Cur supreme
rmegistrate. And thisis a great tribute 20 A9r1san
Lincoln tlat even those who differed politically from
him do not hesitate pass the hgbes. euio2y Oh us N
tegrity and lis d.interesedness in al tat ie 40 iot
our country lie was man formed ny the Ihst,l.or
of Tins land and we have 10 be very proud Ol
fbim We look with satisfaction on the plactlcaI Guar
acter of his genius wei adapted TO guide iree poo
nlc aud on generosity OF mis- soul when 81 ned
within lin an selfish feelings and prompted HIN 70 give
ial his time and sbors Tor the beneht OF tie c9t.y
sthat had chosen him to b. its representHse boi9ie
THE world. And If you hesitate ~ believing Nhe.lei
we were wise in the selection. turn your eyes upon
Those who supreme IN the various great onpfes VI
.the civilized world, and you will not nesiiate 10 say
that practical wisdom and honesty ~ purpose to the
principal REQUISITES for the guide OF nation be was
inferior 70 nome. Dor Institutions do NOT give very
great importlucs 20 the action Il any one man ahd'
;iheleiofe, tie loss has NOT lnaell ca oar hall9n
strength even for IA moment Aet We were az s1DeAeo
TAT the dreadful way in which great sDd good nan
ihas been struck down. while seeking generously ana
successfully 10 do away Win the icehgs " oIA,u'
Excited between the Northern AID Southern sectors
-of our country during four years OF b!oouy st.ie
/. Tic motto Of the Rssassin--Sic SerpT TyasHis-se
il always done yrants viii become As famous i0t
,i.s aockey Ior the occasion on which It was u a.
ITO call lin vrant who nj thcveIy time SHOW ns
'nborllity and Kindness that called forth tie admiration
o bis eIelnes and induced lhs .Tnds ~ cal u Neah'
is truly a uOc.sery which is stiH made mo1c 60 When
we think that IL came from who sympatized WIN
the system OF sis,eIyoi wh,eh the east Iai cih ue
said i that II IL the parent o; ranhy We nave c0ne
mon times If dcsOation when the country Whcl me-
given freedom TO all over whom It's sway e1ienc %
affected by an act whose eXs.t.lee eo-u OIL. We
'Greamt OF IN a land Of crude despStism. IN
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p,e,eter.,t. Unlyer.a,i.. Church.

] SrIvices were held IN NE BTc2cker-9t. w.
vorsslis Church Yesterday 10 participate in the funeral
slitos OF or late President ABB ham LINCOLN Seec
stions from Scripture wsie resl and an appropriate
prayer was offered by the Rev Mr. bAIr,Is. = ~
Of resolutions were adouted exOIing the a,e President
whose he was so aTo truthful. 80 lsst So noble
and at last constrained malice Itself 10 confess 'he u
fonrd no fault In the man" Also expressing thanks to
God that the fell spirit of murder in the Instance 81
Secretary Seward Inverted IN it's hoErbe plE Sc
land PRAYING that his life may not only b. spared of ~
sake ana that Of bis family but n 1t our country Gay
sst enjoy the benefit o: his wise and pe'IouS eoue'