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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
,.,.. .,awye. and the reamster.

The Gosfoa Journal relates the following
,ncc5otc of Honorable Jeremiah Mason, the
distinguished LAWYER: Mr. Mason was some
fb;nn Of .; giant ii, physical as we'll as men
tai proDcr:ions. ard III youth must have pos
sessed e powerful frame. In sitting posi-
ton he lid no;, iirwever, appear above ordi-
nary stature, not only from great Length oil
limb. but from habit Of STOPPING Which ne
had acquired. While in the vigor and strength
of earlv manhood, Mr.. Mason happened one
very cold day to. he driving along road IN
the country, half buried under buaalo-robcs,
and looking rather Insignificant TO casual
observer; at least, go lie appeared TO team
ster wha approached in an opposite direction,
occupying 20 large portion OF the road Win
his team ;ha: iassing was difficult matter
fo- s,.at:-f s.:;cic As they neared each
o;aer. III. i;aS'.a eourteously requested the
..eac.ssei. 30 ;i;rn ,,t aad give him room but
the sanr. raeei vita "a im1udent look at
tie aa.}aT:.,i.l.c snail youth, peremptorily re-
fused, sr;} to:.: 40 - turn out himself hlr.
M4so;., ai:u i.:a;aniiy perceived that there
was bu, r,j;. co,;cse 20 pursue. quietly stopped
hi; / 81. i..,: ;:.;. Eoi:.s over lie CASHIER, and
slowir be.ai SO roll down the robes, at the
same ..lp dra~lsg up his legs and gradually
rising from his SCAT.
TIE ,e;. .rlster silently wathed these motions;
but, as thelegs obtoined o foundation, and
foot after foot ot Mason's mammotbproportlons
came into view, look of astonishment, like
a circle in the water. spread over his hitherto
calm face, and, with a dcprecating gesture,
he presently exclaimed, "lhat'll do, stranger
don't ,.sc any mors-I'll turn out!" Mr..
Mason SOFA had tue track to himself; and
the bewildered tcamser drove of at a bIisk
pace.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

Dutch GR1Ef.-On the 22d of July last,
near Atlanta, Dutchman was gobbled up in
the cnemy's eutrenohments, and whilemarch-
ing to the rear relieved himself Of the fol.
Living: =.
.Bees tee von Dutchman 2"
mine Got, vat peoples lin my CONTRIB
ven de peoples fites one moves to de right,
: and de udder to de left, den da swing round
behind Won an udder, and boom nit de can
non and dat vips de fite. :. In dish coountry
it i,h uoting but shoot, shoot, right in de
head init balls vat carry .uuder and bitten
tru.dc prains, shust like man vas Que d-n
dog. wish l bees dead before ] bees porn!'
Rebel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

notified thereof, with the least possible delay.
Whatever have said, believed to be true
whatever have done, l believed to be right
And with this consciousness of the reclitude
of my purpose, and Of the integrity OF my
conduct. l shall not avoid, delay or hinder
the closest scrutiny that can be devised, =.
10 YOU, among whom 1 vas born; to you,
with whom my whole life has been spent to
you. whose confidence. have enjoyed to
YOU whose testimony feel could we'll in
woke for INV conduct, have but to express
the pain which this condition OF the oeate
ness which a people are ever permitted to
enjoy. = A.'G. 'MAuI'Ain
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
Heroisrn and Cruelty.

A most touching instance of heroism, and
ono nt the most atrocious acts of cruelty,
,ne truth Of which is vouched for by the
aost respectable authority, occurred during
t!.. Columbian Struggle. for independence.
The Spanish Geuerai, Morlllo, the most
.,ioodlhirsly mud ;rea.:hcrous tool of the
Spanish King, wi.o sas created Count of Car
:i.seilia and Marquis lie la Pueria, for SER
VICES which rather entitled him to the dis
tincsiou OF butcher or hangman, while seated
in his tent one day during the campaign Of
Carrsccss saw Il boy before him drowned in
tears. The chief demanded Of him for what
purpose be was there:
Tie child replied that he had come t beg
the life of f.bis father, tllen prisoner, in Mo,
rilo's camp. ,.
"What can you DO to save your fathcr2'
asked the Qenaral.
shall be doae." 80.
Morillo seized the little fellows ear,j and
said, "Wolld you suffer your ear tofbe,taken
off to procure your fathers liberty 2'':7a
81 certainly would" was the undaunted
reply. IL, -, -
dered to cut off the ear with single stroke
of the knife. The boy wept but did not
resist while this harbarous order was eXecu'
tsd.
"Nould You lose your other ear'rather
than fail Of your purpose ~ was the next
81 have suffered much, but,for. my father
I can suffer still'' was the horoic answer OF
The other ear was taken ffpiecomeal
without anching onAthe part Of the noble
child.
isAnd POW go!" exclaimed Mcrillo, un-
touched by his sublime courage; "the father
of such son must die &
In the presence of his agonizad. and vainly
suffering son, the patriot father was then exc
cuted. Never did a'lile picture exhibit such
truthful Lights and shadesin national charac,
ter, such deep treaoherous. vilany-such lof
ty enthusiastic hcroism.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
Nnts.ee.s

ALL persons having any cldims ofcaemahis
"A against the Estate 'of Walker. d. ssiuael,
.dec,l; ure required to, prcsent; thsn. properly
proven ; and all persons havingAny. Notes, Pa
pers or property>uf nny kind Dol 'hging t. said
Rstato ore requested to hand them in to, the un-
lersigned, who is the lawful Administering; and
also those indebted will please pay up imm-di-
ately in lawiul money of the State. or itseqairu-
len. in currency. word to the wise is sufficient.
". B. SAMUEL, Adm'or.
Mai; 81 @sp~ is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

HAwKs.--The best protection agains. hawks,
in the county, is to spin some thread pretty
stout, anu extend it from tree to tree, back
and forth, all around the fowl yard, after the
manner of telegraph h@wires, and about as far
rom the ground. No matter what may be
ne voracity OF the creatures, nothing can
tmpt them to approach the threads, if they
are pretty. y.abundant. ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

Josh was brought before country squire
for stealing log, and three Witnesses being
examined swore that they saw him steal it.
4 wag lsyirg ,c!untecgcd as counsel for
Jo.h, knowing tEe scope otihe squire's brain,
arose AMI addressed him As follows -
"May il, ;,l.a4. Your honor. can establish
this man honesty beyond the shadow ii :.
dri,5t iu' lave twelve witnesses Ready to
swear ti,t Icy iii ant see Li;n steal it. The
sGui rested ~ Lssa i"f 81 few mome!.t,
rg5n :..4 Aa.''.. j; - ~ lhou=;t. and then
:. y Ece;. @et.l ..to>e. abt. t.4a.,tlllh@ hncr;
H. l...lf, zld,
Il tl.epe arc .,Teiga = no dtd .,ct see i.:n
s.ca. i. - oil: lf.cl ;oa. cid, discharge
lie prisoner. Clear the room!'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

As Deacon A--,on an extremely cold
morning in old times, was riding by the house
Of his neighbor B, the latter was chop
nno wood. The usual salutations were ex
Changed, the severity of the weather briefly
discussed, md the horseman-,nsde demonstra-
tions of passing on, when his neighbor de-
taiucd him with,-
Don't be in hurry Deacon. Wouldn't
7on Ike glass of good old Jamaica this
morning -, -.
man, at the same time beginning to dismeunt
with ali fhe dcliberhtion becoming deacon,
al don't care i'll ;dos''
nAh. don't trouble yourself to get off, Dea,
con,n said the neighbor, ~ merely askcd for
information. We haven't q drop. in the
house."
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Notice

n HEREBY eoreSaarn ali 'persons from from finding
; 4. for a'Note giTepFby mo. to Th"s. J.. Dyson,
aboutsthel6fh March Inst, with; Dan, S. Prpct"r
security, fortbe sun, ol.Six Fhousandsd SGOO0)
Dollars. The Mote was given for Confederate
money, to be returned BY tn1-paying day to Capt
Dysnn. The money has heon tendsrsd 10 him,
aud he refused to receive, ,fE
p: WILLIAM M'IALYfWAEGER.
May 9th, 1865. ~ { - IT, "a 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
GbgefeI0 9abettiiser.
Rain on the Roof.

When the humid shadows gather
Over all tho starry spheres,
And melancholy darkness
Gently weeps iD rainy tears,
'Tis joy ito press the pillow Y
or cottage. chamber bed,
And to listen to the ratter
or the soft rain overhead.
Every ting!c on the shingle
Has an echo in the heart,
And thousand lively fancies
Into busy being start;
And thousand recollectipns
Weave their bright hucs inte woof,
As listen 10 The pat,er
of 'te :9ft rnin on the roof.
There in faccy comes my mother,
as she u-ed to years bygone,
To survey the infant sleepers,
Ere she lef. them till the dawn.
7 can SEE her bending Ger nc,
AS liSton 10 the struin
Which is piay'd upon the shingles
By the pat,er Of the rain.'
Then my little seraph sister,
With her wings and waving hair,
And her bright-eyed cherub brother
4 serene, m elic pair
Glide around my wakeful pillow,
With their prsise of mild resro":.
As listen to .ae murmur
OF the; soft rain on the roof.
'Thcrs is nought in arts bravuras,
That can work with such spell
IN the spirits rure, deep fountains,
Whence the holy passions swell,
As that melody Of Nature
Tint gubducd and softcning strain,
Which is rlay'd upon the shingles
By tie ra!ter o! the raid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
Fine Bay Mare.

m dsslrc 10 exchange Gns BAY MARE; Tive
u wears old) with foal, for a.gond- draft haras-
black or dark brown, medium size. Also, two
YEARLINGS for good Mich Cow
May l6 tt ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
For Tax Collector. .

Tue many Friends 81 Capt. JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as q Candidate
ior TAX COLLECTOR at the next election.
SALUDA.
Dec a. - tie. SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

g5~ dies WHO have u disposition TO- punish
toir busb; ads, should rccollect that little WARM
sunshine will melt an cicle much sooner than n
regular norheuster.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
For Tar Collector.

The Many Friouds of D, A. J. BELL. Esq,
respectfully nominate him as q Candidate Ter
Tax Collector at the next election. ,..s. -.
Oct Is e-,...,s... i ~, TO- ,,-,.4., a:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

ng-we navo .beou authorized by the Friends
of Capt. II. RouLwARE to announce him
Candidate for Sheriff Of Eiyefeli Disuic, at the
'.A 'eA' e'e''.'' ... =, % sy, as
Apr IL ..:.,.-e.-. - tef ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06
Barter! Barterl

EE,GE ,Grani,eyills Manufacturing Company
T. will continue TO Barter; Cloth for COTTON,
FLOUR, CORN, PEAS. BACON AND LARD,
giving Augusta prices for produce, and furnish
ing Cloth nj wholesale rates.
G-aEilecille. Aprir3 - tf Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-06-06

Dec a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
The rse, o. Castle Thnnscr.

TIE Rev. Solomon Gale Baptist clergyman
from 1oand Conn who has lately been in the service Of
he Christian Commission. called at our editorial rooms
On Tuesday and exhibited the key 0. Castle Thundsr
which he secured with bis own hands and which be }.
e.irons 10 dispose Of for the benefit Of the widows AMI
orphans II deceased soldiers II. las been offered
s25 FOR the trophy but thinks he do better Mir. o.
IT Richnond AgHl T.
Mr. Gaze also has in hs possession pocket book and
cOnteDts picked up By hin In house in Richmond.
The money in wallet comprises great variety OF
Confederate funds and constitutes curi0rity. Mr..
states bis intention leave these things with the Rev
Dr. Brown editor of IN, hanicaR BAPTIST where they
mar be seen. Both articles will be disposed OF as
utove on tho terms which may DO deemed most al
yantageogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
eEsEpP.sG TSTaLLEGENCE.
Port oy NEw-YoRE......ArnrL 10


r'rnrfi.
Steamship Cii14 fBT.l hI'eocn iiverTocl y. Cungrf
srsnslg Moro Caste, Adams isg-na sgci'ord TheTon
sS.m.lp Jose Son Rome, Mspon Rio Jln'iro T h'ren
se.,rc- fillmore. lewis, w'.hiagton. J. HAM
Sip cors,t4l.n tAI.l, Sumner, Liverpool "iliia' =
: Sfipc. N.sni,h c icon. rhrale'pii4
Ship Au-r-a tbsl. Mortimer. ~ John " H. : IhoHp
lnA Ao.elAa (srl. Gdfia CialAd Bolivar, Harbsck 4
IA crn,-n tR,l Stafford r,ssn.. Brit, 500 { CO.
han D1. ap.-r'faicT ibE). spears -ie.' hei'm'roa
Watt t4u~ z Co.
IsE i.t,l orr H'b~y. ia.sroro.. 20 4 IIn''ey CO.
Bsr. ui...od ,Hfl. Ansrro. Numb" Roads W - "oF'
BAR Esrwi. (Br). wari.n. mstarnoro', f. =. Ha''ey
81 IsR. YOUNG Cnr). Riehsu. Mrnmie'i. Boyd 4
!. liacser. ~
~. lu,ea 'Brl K,nr. CIV Fay, y. n. D,wohscO.
|. 81. n ~ (5r Ev.1a hiugs'on Jam, O. +. Buley.
BIZ Occsn Wave C,e Fhil'ts'pi a.
Penguin tSrl, Conycss Hamilton Bermuda, Middle
- r..en. Wilson. Port weiwsy Tod 4 Iliuckon.
lrs Harvest Qoeen fcaiston, ST. George, BsrDuda NH
Iss J,nsi Kd.,on CBr). Burgcs. Halifax, u. r. Dewof
Ri Hylrs Nu,.l Behrers, Havana, Fuuch. Mencke
s.hr w H'ue Nanson c. ' Point Van Brunt ssrht.
scr r. :. Poster, Potter Fortress Monroe, Van Lrunt
s!sgit
Ser. :. Ni-k r.on. Sie,,.t. fo.trcss Monroe
SER. "a ,.rl. Cr1~ou. 81 Johns. r. A., Brett Son
Sell 20 hsr Mrrrsy. Pr, Royal w 5. corwin Co.
scLF. .alcm ttLl -wtils AiasasueE d. H. DEW III -
J solr. Jnl.o T.. wle,', -, Washington, Van Bum! a
Sl.ht.
Scar. Virginia Besrte. Boston.
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advert emen'.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

We cay % persons having Connn r0n IN whatever So
81 'lc 81 ease u. NfsHARTs fIsg sN TAl Conn ~
which Is readily taken Up hy tire blood and carried o a.
Des and he healing pT nciPs az The Tar act upon tive n
timed o. toe lung sud stop their decay At ol'e, and 80
utsnis l.e Is = .. LII t.2K 1--we ItR Cfhpnl q
j1NeT 20 dissolve tie thick mucous tlt stops up ti
.i fas.res Of tio A-s and eKro!s II irom The ys,cm
~ isl RE TAR COI.aiAL PIr.ies tie blood I'd cleans
= a scro 'gs matter ta, 81 y 1Ieec sifes Ia
Snu D.. lsts ere especially cuici b. Or j IGHhhT
I'VE 1Rrr TAR CORDIAL Cfce. NO 10 N0r.h Second b.
,hil' deIlis -
Sod a; HsIYaoID's Drug ard Chemical Warehouse, Nc
% BE- ad.gay. n. Y.
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A-r;yert.


L. s rrrbc,, Psal Joue. oil ,a.ter Medissn from Boston
y Ar Ncf' lndo, st9gr iqr .rpai O.. ne Hay ys'aI
rorivci Co. Put into forrsss Honroc short OF coal Had
cad w.nds the whole p.ssisr
Sieal,h.r Cnoirai fmifs, hennioft, Murray nrpne"
Snip lliyels. iof Liverpool, Hs a. Liyerloo T. d.ys,
Win muse sat = ra., to wl.ps Gsion Been s
81 on % %, slip Philadelphia, from Disepoo Tor
l'hladsrh,
SIM fdn,a D9sua' IIi-rinan. New Bedford.
she M.,Y T. Riss'' Lowell Liverpool March H. mde =
B.rs AbI 81 Nuler Eiliso saya'nah dys viii cotton,
6rs Palermo Mec,,ty Ueanfor. days. "a ballast 20 John
IS. stampede (of Spsau Jowet', Gardens days with
Bre Clio iofHlis.l Grant, sagqi - day. with sugar to
Brs a,ie tof S. John, " ~, B',i,h,v Havana 10 days
sugar OlldJn, Bruce McAnlih =, g.,
Brs Mssaa Chara of WIZ ~ IIew''H Aqu'p'l'' r H.
Brs Panama lof Ns.nu ~ ~ saye' Gardens tsy' "''h
BIZ snow Bird Gup;i Aroy, r r. Is days, Ho.'sses, to
s s@i. e5nald ieKenrie, Per,, Gloucester d.h.
SEN. sum Eldr lee, a -pmsu, George. Bauk,
schr. AiI'G Barrett, Conug Alnuny for Boston.
schr. H. j. Raymond Eiworh' Port Royal . Co. days
ichr watsnr, Cook Beaufort N c., days, naval stores,
&c. TO Tliomaa Holmes.
Schr Bro.daedd orowo. Ponce p. r., Is days moasse.
scIr. ]. w. Maitland Tsrbow. Beaufort days, Murray
Sephew OF ncO,eague saw vessels topm4st aud gah
. Of watrr.
Sehr WI Sargent Sargent, Portland day. for Baltimore.
PIT IA for a hunor.
schr. Frank Lucas Weeks, York River for Boston.
scir. Lucy Robinson, Davis. Yortown foI Taunton.
SciL Msry Johnson, Kinney, fhlsdfphil loE no'ton.
scIT. STANFORD, Young, EIz-behpoIt .or hrw- iayen
sehr John r. watson Lain Elzb,ihport for Providence
ScLE Diadem, benton. fhadepht log boston
Schr Frances. Council. Fiks Bay ,rr New Haven.
schr. t. Brsinaip Clark El1abr,hport .or New Haven.
schf. Msristta, Hail. Roessni, lime.
Schr. Mary Brewer. Pear. Roci'ani lime.
schr. RUN Hodgion, Hon. R9ckland, lime.
Schr. fnchsHres. Bchord Charleston days In ballast
TO y. l.. Mccrcady X Co.
schr. Anthony kiiey Rewton. Virginia, oysters.
Scar. A. IL. Wetgiore, Hal. Gsorsetown, ID. Co. days,
coal
schr. Cornelius Johnson, Nirsnla, wood
schr. Menaws, Dissosw.y. Baltimore coal.
scls. Ocean Bird, Coney Georgetown, d. C., coal
Schr. f. slade, Druke Georgetown.
WIND--At Sunset. w S..W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
TIE DEATH OF TIE PRasIDryr.-Adyicei

The DEATH OP TIE PRESIDENT. -Adyices
roach rs from far and near Of the widespread and
hearted. feeling Of national bereavement occas'onod ny
be assassination Of tie President Public meetings Of
immense numbers Of people have becr held in al the
cities ard large towns. at which to prevailing spirit
Of an intensity Of character heretofore unknown IN
t'herincs Of the kind. The meetings and addresses IN
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Cincinnati, Buffalo
ochester and. in fact in All thecitie from which fall
epors haze cone to US In tho newspaper press, ind
cate the moe, truly patriotic purpose on tie part OF I'll
participating end The spectacle is presented OF naiioa
tereit ard uf.ctedterly moarDing, and refusing n
be con,ored; for although the sense Of freedom from
Danger to the Republic is most truly experienced yet
The memory Of Mr.. Lincoln is precious and fragrant
hat even tie fall OF ability anl strength Of
lrpOse on tic part Of Ls i0r Is inaGiCleLi 10
.ssuage tie grief now universally prevalent.
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Travellers, Guide.


r. Albany by Hudson X. r., from S)th-'t. Depot
!. nd ~ m, aud $50, .. and ll> p. m. Sun
tween Chambers AID 3o,h-sts. stations.
10 ALBANY, ~ Harlem L. r., 18th ST., Ih-av 10 e
bamore =; Il: Yc1icT.ey Il. H.. lot Of
Cegriand, IT, 9 aid ia Ii. I ?. m, sai 10
70 boston BY ss..iopdcu Inc, f'r % i. r..
Aors On Line, l!er 81 =, r.. NrP' no I41~, Tier
z. " r. al -seyinsion !re, fief 10 - H',eiiy
10 10 on by Ncs.Iayen Il. r., via Springfield
70 Bo.,on by Eew.Hlysn r. Il, 2'ih,st. end ata.
ey shir- .anr, ~ enI q. N. Smdsy..... p. m.
/ To Bud-cPor ~ steamer bridgeport, foot Of PccE
SIP
1 To Beia!o Snj l4e Wesi' By ETia Ilsiroai. fcgt
To ceyganl o. by i.a. ':' AMI Gcst western
R.h. sil Eue Railway foot { Chambers -. con
meeting " IL Ra,.roldl for al pTiucip cities ia
To West, a. IA and. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p IN
roGrcenpori y tandon sa'lrtays ? 2 milo
!: asiroid. from James.s.in sld foot Of 5i,i-st..
fsf j,:n and I,c by .c.r ry una D. M
e.rf, Monday, W,i1a.liy snd 'fr.d.v foot Of
10 iS r, NII ,ni p H.
ersleave Pocs Sin AZ - aud ............... p
and fh-.y, - p ~ m; l2l 3i5, ~, and ?.
10 tfs Wet. by Penhlyypnia Central kailrped,
from foot ofCorr'lsldi, viaPhaielrlis, Sam.
10 Il, W. b. c.ir Rsia:i Of N:et.c1 p H.
via lsniowu, nom 1itr N. r., a Ia, " III.
- r. -, 'D' ea M TO-. r. Ism. L.
dgys ovcepieij ,scin Of Wali-a., Bro.Iyn,
e,nn.e'ns a. foh Monmouth viii rams Tor
PM .
n Phill1ei fiia. ny S8w-icrscy ktilrord, 'oot
Couuiart.fi., !, ID aud ~ d. ~. /, m, and ..
n. ,d midnight saa5sy ...,,..,,,.,",,... p. II.
To piii r'pii.. per Railway arl ;'trlmboai Ism.
days trdl via Csli'en anj AIab ;, rom foot
ofisrciay st. Ca NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r m
70 Providence hs Nap'une ,..ccfns!iip Co.'S Line.
Oily from ol.rc7 ~ of'oh'ison.s'. y 2. 3 p m.
u Rod l. n and Lolr Branch ~ STEAMER T. sc.
daily nom s. lot FL. iarr45 A. at............ 81 p.
10 Wellington. ~ tsw-jor,ry X. X. ioct of
c9rl'tnai-si.. :, aidlli o. A., p. ui. and 2
midnzr, p N.
For rt,c- rf rus ion IN rr-d Rload lime Tables,
zee e-yeI;iser.eDta 10 another pad u tHis 9lpeG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19

CRY GUARD ACCOUNTABILITY members Of
he City Guard Association held amec..ng on Monday
yenns al Lafayette Hall for tie puposeot preparpg
- he demonstration which is 10 lie made Ia respect
. tie late President. II was decided to participate
military demonstration which Is % POI tho A0nOs
~ 20 The laie Chief Maai trato.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
Meeting Of the Isriiish itsnidenis OF New
EoFk.

In response 20 cal of the British Consul,
Hr. =. NJ Archibald. meeting OF tie British residents
u NewYorS took raoc o. Tacsd morning o. the A.
or ou-e a. gave enprrssio o. shelf feelings n re.ercne,
o TIE dire calamity when hss bo..cn fhe nat,lu All
= VI Afcti'H'i WIS l0scn o. re. IA tnt w. Arthuf
Ssndg. President ~ st. Andrew S.ti'iy. waa a..
pD.1ted Secretary Aworg hose presslt wa Nr.
y.a-l-s ktan, the celebrated actor.
The following recon- 0u- were fdopfea by tie meo.-
ne Which WIS 4n..e largely atieadod.
Bh-rcff sf.ru ani awful cilulty has 'a.an r. i
sti a. by tlr htnI ri assfst o - iOloFs.
ui lifiy STONED Chief = sfrlts Presid u Line
Rrsnrfl That pir'icipt'o a. tsutftsll freinE G
.ref aud 81 % Do chlsri ug 600 rrc ar. 4fl rlr
TAioe c~pfvss ihe u.t.lr o %. r+VsTel lkrl r-
r0s inp0I cod tT4 M c.ij lf public iil.fa
80 ds 20 f- fi.ae O. rrcl.d Pc d
prof PEI Tor sH.i psv.a If llu
6 IA II JOS. lresila.t vel .eT tie i,r
u pirpos, ind ufdetgos Of iffei VIII which Le do
f, ii1rf IT, promotion OF the Pre- lfy sal We
af Toe whoi- ca1u.fy o. tv3s- H. n hon
led and ever memo. Aa.s y.c' M
had 81 Thai va g.sps.-uly tender 9 the b'Irascd
tioE u1 fliy c ihe late tf .lslrate th' t'ti-tce
Aeluf symps'hs ana esat2 aco --es this mot
\ adjective 4. sp. '-u ~ Divine Provide.
Ee,,f st i'cse reroufons BE- finnf b. iha Chairsf
L.. NsJ y tinasr, at Nn.hns9n, with fcg1~.; t -
oprr O.. rnnel % t'r United s..tes, and ssJ e
tr fmily drcrnssI r-esil-lt.
\ The neot ls then adjourned.
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