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Railroad Comm snunicatiOn with the
. ..a ..r- South. OIL. l'... "g..

New YORK, Aug. 14s-The Petersburg
(Va.) Express Of Saturday says: The first
through train on the Petersburg Railroad
since the 18th of August last came into Pc
tersburg Friday evening, Railroad con-
nection between Petersburg and Raleigh,
Wilmington and points further south, is
now completed. ..l .Ht
The Express says the war on the races in
that city continues finely, there being con-
slant fighting between soldiers and negroes,
ers are sending large quantities of cotton
into Petersburgh for market. Sales were
making at 80. The Weldon aud Petersburg
Railroad, which will open in a day or two,
will bring much larger stock. e,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
Adyices from Mexico.

New YoRk, Aug. 4.-Advices have been
received from the city of Chihuahua, Mex
leo, to the 22d June. Everything was then
progressing well with the government of
President Juarez, and accounts were daily
being received of the uprising of the people
every where throughout the Republic
against the Empire. The termination of
our civil war and prospect of aid from the
United States had created universal conf
dence in the early triumph of the patriots
over their invaders. President Juarez was
expecting soon to consummate important
arran gements with the United States. ...-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
A photographic Cable Between
Russia and America. - PF'

New YORK, Aug. 14.-By the arrival OF
the Bremen from Southampton we have the
following news'yG y 7 y K 7 y
! A Warsaw journal announces that the
plan for a telegraphic line between Russia
and America has been approved and signed
by the Car, the Russian Government to
complete the line as faras Nicolajewek, the
remaining portion, from Nicolajewek to
San Francisco, being at the charge of the
American company. The capital Of the
bonds representing SS,334,G00 have already
been issued. 1t is sintended that this route
shall be finished in five years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
The Phoenix Bank, Defalcation.

New YORK, Aug. 4.-Additional impor-
tant developments in connection with the
Phoenix Bank defalcation are, constantly
being made, 1t appears that Mrs. Brown
was not the only woman who, received the
favors Of jenkins. In the possession of one
of the female boarding houses in Crosby
street has been found fine cluster diamond
ring worth $500, which the girl seys was
given her by the alleged defaulting teller.
She also says THAT he frequently present.
ed her with large sums of money, at one
time as high as $500. ,.. t.-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

EMIGRATioN INCIDENT yesterday fore
noon, 1875 emigrants arrived at this point
on their transit westward. Among them
were German couple, whose family, while
the train stopped at Newark, was increased
by the addition of a son. Their destination
was Cincinnati, but on their arrival here,
Mr.. Campcn, the Emigrant Agent, persuade
ed them to remain a few days before pro-
ceedingtto their future home. ,elE ,M.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
An Extensive GoIdOperation.

New YORK, July 14.-The Commercial
says: In an operation in gold p. Il. Num-
ford, 10 Wall street, has failed to provide
for.his checks to considerable amount. On
Saturday he received large amounts of gold,
stated at from one hundred to two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, giving his
checks in payment. None of the checks
have been honored, and up to noon to-day
the party himself has not been found.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

Bound OvER,-John Henry Miller, ar
rested for maliciously, destroying, on Sat-
urday night, household goods and furniture
in the house of Mrs. Durfey on George
street in the southern part of the pcitys had
q preliminary examination before Mayor
Bull yesterday afternoon, and was held to
bail In, the sum Of $lOO-to answer the
charge at the next term of the ,Courtyof
Cannon Pleasar ijgrTE .atonrl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
oSheriA's Sale.

Edward F sorin !, Court Of Common Pleas o
william R Dsrnell. Franklin County. p sac
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or,
il sale from the said Court to me directed, l will
Court House. in th0city Of Columbus. On
Tuesday, the 10th day of August, A.lD.
% .fl8nni5ai1 1866, ii8 5s9W Ell M
1t o'clock p M, the following described real es-
tate, situats in Franklin county, Ohio, 10 vic:
/ Lot Number twenty-nine (20) in William Phe-
ane eastern addition 10 the city Of Oolumbus,5nss
recGfded in plat records Of Franklin county. - 4
Appraised at $272.0
/ Printers fees, $3.50, y a0D-
WIN. DOMIGAN, Sheriff.
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CITY ITEMS
Democratic County GENITAL Comm

Democratic County Central Commits
b rshEGVt. tee. Gf.... ..L..t
The Central COMMITTEES appointed by
the Convention last Saturday, will assemble
at the City Hall, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
Saturday, the 10th inst, for the purpose Of
organization, Every member of the Com
mittee is expected to be present.
BY order. H'al eoJuuJy augl5-td
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Sad Casualty AN AbscOnding
Ouurtermasier'sC Clerk Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 14s--A three story brick
building on Race street, used as tenement
house. fell down yesterday morning, bury
ing six families in the ruins. One woman
was killed and several persons badly in
jured.
/ A quartermaster's clerk, named Russell
was arrested here yesterday, charged with
Ascending with $4,000 in Government
funds while stationed at Louisville N. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

The 114TH DIV. I-By dispatch re-
ceived at Tod Barracks yesterday, 1t was
announced that the 114th Q. V. I.-40O
strohg-would arrive at that rendezvous
between one and two, o'clock this morning,
for payment and final discharge. t.--Fl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

New. YORK, Aug. 14.-The Posts special
says: Ex-S Senator Preston King has been
appointed Collector of the port of New
York, in place of Simon Draper. Several
unimportant appointments were also made
to-day. W.B1IN Y0IF al .FTf fF')Lll
The President has been urged to consider
the question of pardoning several promi-
neflt rebels. kgg;g;, .'-si.s9 y. -t7,.l itl.
Citizens of Richmond are to make repre-
.sentations concerning the election in that
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
The. Gold Market.

New YORK, Aug. 14.--The decline of
5-2O's in London has strengthened the pre-
MUM on gold. The market however, is
weak and unsettled, under the apprehen-
sion that the Sub=Treasury may throw
more gold on the market.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
Lost.

OnHThursday, 10th inst, on the Creek
Road, the muster-out Rollso WV. Beck
EFT, Assistant Surgeon Sd o. v. Cavalry.
Any one returning them to this office will
be literally rewarded. a, augl4-3tx I,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.--The President
has pardoned Charles Francis Howard, and
amnestied a number of citizens Of Missis-
sippi. He has appointed Augustus Can
field to be consul at Foo Chew, China.
Collectors and appraisers of internal rev.
enue have also been appointed for Texas
and Georgia. 42 c1stila ,.r,..u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

POLICE COURT YEsTERDAY-Frank How
ard, a nonresident Of the city, for disor-
derly conduct, fined S5 and sts--commit-
ted;l james Dougal, for same offense, fined
50 and costs-paid; A. II. Soel, for feeding
horses on the street. fined 81 and costs
paid; Michael Tine, for drunkenness, fined
% and committed; Michael Scurry,
VIM. Hulery, John Cusick and Michael
Morn, for fighting, fined each So and costs
all paid except Scurry, who was committed.
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spread out earth's holiest records here

OF days and deeds to reverence dear" a.
Let the world understand that DIR. p. H.
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy is pleas
ant and certain cure for Catarrh, Cold in
the Head, and all diseases of the head caus-
ed by the abnormal condition Of the MEM
brane lining. -,-,,-r.r ,-rr.~q ,,.-. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

The ATHENEUM-BL1ND ToM.-Tom, the
Negro Boy Pianist, drew large and adj
miring audience to the Atheneum last
evening. His performances, for blind boy
without education and almost devoid of in
tellect, are truly wonderful, and make him
one of those prodigies that sometimes ap-
: pear to put to the blush, as it were, the
pride of science and the ambition of genius.
Blind Tom will give second concert to-
night, when he will doubtless be greeted
with another full house. ..- ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

The McArthar Democrat speaks of half
dozen or, more localities in Vinton county,
where oil wells have been, or are about
to be sunk, with flattering prospects of an
abundant yield. ~ @fIl@(%L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
New YORK mnrket--August a .

New York Uarket--August n
C0TT0f-Dull. heavy and declining, at 44c for
middling.
6ess f SSTss fSs yas sssa Fo'e ssa sps
ns ws q ca snDsE sE
ira ira Western e. SGs feE cQ%pen q gsod ship
for trade brands, market slosiDg fmer fr good and
dull for common grades. NS~
M!!ISKY-Steady. Western 50 TO-
sn rneT hefES ES S9a a509gag as f% SSRPg M
Winter and steadyfer Springgi Sales at 81 1901 45
for Chicago spring: 81 439l 45for Milwaukee club;
~ 4O9l ~ ~ Tor amber Mi%a9kie ssgl % for win
RYE-sQuet and steady. Western ge5Scs' -
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dull and nom
'nal nGal0RN-opsnod Iito @ ,on h hrt ~" o,osod r.,ho.
more steady at s5gs9c for unsound 9O99c for sound
mixed Wesie1n, and 9lk99lA4ctor high mixed,
0ATS-yery firm, at C5@OOc for Western, chiefly
At EiSS&SS5$f3 E%iSSSSSl& %;fSSSSS27SSSf3 S$f3ii iT1a0J 3HlT2lK3
COFFEE-Dnl.
uGIsAARS%staaAysr GA Cuba AuseaEada 12giac Ha-
MOLASSES-Dull.
I PETR0LEUM-A shade iirmer; 32H@33c for
crude, 5O@53c for refined in bond; refined free nom
nal.
| HOPS-Steady at l5@45c.
! PORK-Dull and lower; S32 0N@33 90 for new
mess $32 rs cash. 800 5O3O 30 for 49, "a do $24 90
tBEEF-LQniet and frin at ssr 5O8l2 so for plain
BERF 1iAMS1Qnie9 Tftr r'sF'j 'aaa1
/ BAC0N-Duh.i 1AHlSfvD @4s"
LAkD-Dull at l9a@24Hc.
BUTTER-Steady at 2392Sc for Ohio, and 30935c
CHEESE-DulI at t@l5rc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
THEIQIITY.

ALL enttiesfor the Trotting Races must
be made this eTening by 8 o'clock, at AM
bos Halls after which pools will be sold.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
Forged Gold ChecIxs-Another De-
d .'''. f:AlcatiOn. q r.

New YORK, Aug. 14.--Large amounts of
forged gold checks are said to have been
discovered to-day on Wall street, and ru-
mors.of another Bank defalcation are rife.
Gold closed at 142a. oIJ" '8 1ns u d p
There were $50 deaths in this city last
week, 450 being children. c,i. t-e t'..sj. T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

HEZanesville Petroleum Company have
struck oil, at the depth of sixty feet, on the
farm of VIM. Yaw, near Concord, in Mus
kingum county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

New York, Aug. l4.-The Express says
a New Orleans correspondent of the Trib-
une, who has criticised General Canby's adj
ministration rather sharply, reached this
city under arrest yesterday, and was put
under charge of Gen. Hooker. = 'ss 7>A'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

TRANsFER. ~ Lieutenant Colonel 1JclR.
Sherwood, 111th Owl. (Brevet Brlgadier
General U. S. Volunteers), has been, by
order Of the War Departments aPrtam u transferred
to the 1SSth o. VI. - ,-.4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

THIRD CAvALRY.-The lst and I'd Bat
talions Of the Sd Ohio Cavalry were paid at
Tod Barracks yesterday; the Sd Battalion
will be paid this morning. trr,
Since the Sd Cavalry has been at the Bar
racks, it has, by the good conduct Of the
men, won very general esteem. We heard
the Steward at the Barracks remark Incl
dentally, yesterday, that they were the
most orderly and gentlemanly in their de-
pertinent of any organization that has rem
dezvoused at that point. .,.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

EMfGRANTs.-C. Fl. Campeu, Emigrant
Agent, reports 3O2 emigrants as having
passed this point last week, about 1sO of
whom were bound for Missouri, the residue
intending settlement in Ohio. 1nrl 7T,t'Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

REsIGNED.-The designations Of Surgeon
George W. Brooke, and, Of LIST Lieut.. p. s.
Van Dyke, both of the 18th Ohio Cavalry,
have been, accepted, to date from the Sth
instE q II ty.fr e4.tS<& ,%A ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York money N -AssEast ii.
lM0NEY--Stead- AZ z per cent fof calfloans. u
STERLING EXCIANGE-Qu at lOsA@lO9
for gold and first class bills
GOLD-American gold frmer; opening at l421z,
advancing 70 1895, and closing at 142I.
GOVERNMENT SrOCKS-Aetive and lower
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wsulsie Prsire du dSitn olsvsIand a a. pitls- @
burg 7ohi Illinois Central Bcri 2 l2356; Michigan
SodtherifGG; Missouri d's 7i& Atlantic Steamship
Erie s6h: Roadir lOO2i; Tennessee 6s Gi Treasri-
ry 1-3Os 0SA; do 81 seri 0S7S 1910 coupons 81 Il;
6s sl coupons 1865; 5e0coupons lC57S; do new is
sue lC45S; Gold l424.
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RATES OF FAREh
For Hacltney' Cnrriages ana Omnibtis.
es, Established by tho City Conn-
Gil Of Columbus, Ohio.
THnEC. nC..o. owNEM, e 4 Dnly1R on = OF oTHEE


THE OWNER, DRIVER OR OTHER
person having charge of any hackney carriage.
snail have the Of the owner thereof, together
Win the rates Of iAre herein esfablshed, plainly
printed upon acard, and contlnually kept in toms
conspicuous place on the inside Of such carrihge,
for Che information of passengers. :. TT
Tbs ratesof fare to be taken by any owner, driver.
conductor or other person having charge of any on-
person from any one plaee q another within The
limits Of the city, or TO or from any Bafoad DEPOT.
not more u an twenty. i've centsl for ildren be-
tween the ages Of three and tyelYe years Il more
than one, or II accenipan ed by an adult. half price
only 81 all he charged for each of Euch children and
for children less than three years old when accom-
panied by 1ap pduli: no charge shall be nisde; epid
tween the hours of SIX o'clock A. NJ, and seight
o'cl0ckPy M9y and between the hours OF eight p NJ.
and six o'clock the rates may be doubled. The
rates Of fare to be taken any owner driver or other
person havingsbarge of sno hackney cmriage, other
than an omnibus. shall be the same as the rates
hereinbefore established for omnibuses If the said
carisge be used between the hours Of six o'clock a.
Mgand eightOe Oel0ck j. NJ and between the hours of
eight NJ. and six o'clock A. n the rates may be
doubled. Any owners or drivers may make such ar
Tangepentperd day or hour as parties ay HgTec up
on: and every lwner, driver other person having
charge Of any hackney carriage, SHALL upon request
Of any passenger, carry thereon, with each passep
ger, in addi ion to one trunk, exceeding one hum
dred pounds in'weieht, two articles, such as va-
se saddle bag. carpet bag portlnanteau, bundle OF
other like articles, commonly u ed in travelling.
without charge compensation; but for every other
additional trunk. and every other such ARTICLE above
named more than tw he shall he entitled 20 charge
not more than twenty cents and any owner, driver
or0therperg0n having charge of any hackney csr=
rage, .ho shall demand or receive any greater sum
for his services than herein specified shall upUn
conviction thereof before the Mayor be fined in any
for edeh and every such 6ifense ! 90 " rgsss
Published by order Of theGity Council.
..,o,sis7i 81 s1rt7rq JOSEPH WDAhL,s
fHNM H. O.
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1900

NEW ENGLAND SEWING MACHINES.
Perfectly reliable. Every Machine Jully War;
santed. Agents wanted. Our agents clear from $5
70 $50 per day.. Address, ,~ ,,...
q. 1T - So H.. CLARK & BARKER,
julyl2 No. l97, Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

OPERA HOUSE The new and romantic
drama of "Fate, or the Children OF Love-"
was produced at the Opera House for the
first time last evening, with decided sue
cess. The several characters were well
sustained, and the thrilling incidents of the
drama vividly portrayed. Mr.. Johnston's
personation of the two brothers, Francis
and Jerome, was especially skillful and eff
fective. ~. r't s'eu Ha.
The same piece will be reproduced to-
night. This, with the concluding play,
"Barney the Baron," will make one OF the
finest dramatic entertainments of the sea-
son. ssts4 hzta as0d q .. % 100 ,os .S-4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-15

NEW MUsIc.-We have received from S.
Brainard & Son, Music Publishers T2O3 Su-
perior street, Cleveland, the following hand
somely executed pieces of beautiful, newl
musie:&8 ~ IS &&S-'
"Coming Home from the Old Camp
Ground"-Words and Music by William T.
Rogers.
"Why do Summer Roses Fade?'-Trans-
cription for the Piano-forte by Brinley
Richards.
'Angels Listen when She Speaks Bal
lad by E. u. Hime.
~The Primrose Transcription for the
Piano-forte by Brinley Richards.
Messrs. Brainard & Son keep on hand
the musical publications Of every other
house in the Union, at wholesale or retail,
at the same price as If published by them
SeiSssit einSsTssitzyT ~ -4-77r 49, 's'IBla0D
GRAND Masonic MEETINGs.-----We see it
stated in an exchange, which seems to be
posted, that the annual meetings of the
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch nMasons, the
Grand Council. of Royal and Select Master
Masons, and the Grand Encampment of
Knights Templars Of Ohio, take place this
year on the 9th of September, in this city
the Grand Lodge Of Free Masons Of Ohio
meeting as usualin this city, on the 18th of
October. ~ f.,. Il i9.1o !tlgaawsI, Ks
The Grand aEncampment of Knights
- fl.HN .. : . . d. =.
Templar of the United States-meeting
every three years meets in this city on the
9th of September. The General Grand
Chapter of the United States, of which DIR.
Mackey, of South Carolina, Is presiding
officer, also meets in this city on Thursday,
Sept, "a AM lEteiTl Nj EeaF kA
It has been several years since some of
these organizations held their regular meet
ing, on account Of the war. and this being
the first held since the rebellion was sup
pressed, 1t Is expected that many distin-
guished Southern representatives will be
present. John D. Caldwell, ESQ., Of Cin-
cinnatb is the Grand Secretary aof all these
bDdies. .bgil
o On bTa48a1H .GOa20AJ .sad
a loruigul.l tfi x0d uitY ivb-lNuE
, 1865-05-01

The Poisoning OF Andrew johnson.
There can be but little doubt left In the
minds Of those who attentively pcruscd the
details Of the plot TO assassinate the leaders
of the Government, that Andrew johnson,
who has endured so much undcserved ob1oquy
for, Ills singular alteration on the 4th Of
March, was on that occasion under the intlu-
cuce, not either Of mere disturbing drug,
intended only to dis1gure him, but Of deadly
poison, fnrtiyely insjnuated In his drink with
The view to take his life. It is II proof that
the assassinations were to hare been perpe-
trntcd on the 4th Of March, and that Booth,
the chief nssassin, had posted himself in q
position where Mr. Lincoln must pass closely
BY, and 1t Fas doubtIcs:ly expected that,
about the time rhen the President should
have perished BY tre pistol, the new Vice
President would have expired in the Capitol
taken. Probably :t;i; view Of the matter
has never st,uck.1h' :::nd Of Mr.. johnson.
md 1t is not 10 tc Supposed that under the
mystery of that st;aDrs occurrence, Which
must have puzzled him more than anybody
else, he would care to allude to the affair
/ with any attemptsat explanation that might
have been misunderstood. The disclosure of
the ;nstTuctiops distributed among the assas-
sins, that "they were nt liberty to usa thd
blaze, the pistol, OF the bowl, bnt they must
bear IN mind the latter haa once .faIed, seems
to be conclusive upon this point, and Will
. doubtless suggest some Important recollcc-
tfons to the Presidents mind. His powerful
nature triumphed over tie Internal dtaught,
and thus, in addition to m invaluable life
being saved to the nation, we are gfatifisd In
the conviction, that one Who has always been
d eoner, sclf.respectfng statesman, is now
Droyidertial1y relieved from even passing
cloud on hts caIeer.-|Pilas' Spirit.
, 1865-05-01
Gbiroeo Gribn11e.
MONDAY MAY :, 16t5.



The Goddess Mais 1Dou'ns, for she must
lose one Of her fiesta dis, Her offerings Q, o!
flowers" the darlines OF the sp.ing..-~nt
he used, not indeed to wreath tue fao'aa'
brow Of youth and beauty, bat 10 sHew tne
bier OF noblcst manhood. Cno*dh ol cauofen
viii courrcgale In Chicago, not in joyous
rivalry tosdo homage to Their chosen Queen,
INT to Tpit with reycrent awe around
fir c1cat and good King Of men,
severed 50 rudely from their youthful
allegiance. There will be a conspicuous ceu-
ter towards which all eyes will be turned and
nil footsteps tend, not with ligetand tripping
motion and careless glan:ing gaze, but with
doyncast looks and flushed footballs. The
merry Mav.polc gsyly wreathed for the holi-
day festivities Of exuberaut life, yields place
10 The funeral catafMQue dfaped for the
solemn obsequies Of Deaths sad relics. The
.alr will he rife with music, not the easy ac-
cents and free articulations Of happy uelo-
dies, bit the trcmulous tones and touching
chords Of sorrows profounder harmo-
MICS. The mourniul measures Of minute
grns und tolling bells Will salute the ea-,
rather than the random Naturalization and
explosions Of carelcss mirth. Banners will 4 ut
upen the fayorlng breeze, but heavy viii bo
1acsr folds with The typical cmblcms Of the
dark shadow on MI hearts. Multltudes
will assemble to do honor to this May-DAy,
but the Goddess Maria will be forgotten In
1lci- human s3rrow, and their fearful cyes
and torn hearts can only see and feel the seu-
timent Of "tece homo " inscribed everywhere,
The Goddess herself mouyns did VIC say ?
Yes, indeed she does, but not in saltlsh des-
pite. She, too, has forgotten her own due
aud wonted eGcrings-all her thoughts are
intent upon Deaths mighticr victim, slain 50
1rtAlcss1y.
Wonderful and sublime Is the capacity OF
human feeling and emotional expression.
How utterly autipodal will be the scenes ol
to-day in Chicago 10 those Of April Sd nnd
9th, when the whole city was ju1i1ant with
delight over the fall Of Richmond and the
surrender Of Lee. All. however, are equally
the legitimate manifestations Of that human
n.ture which, with nil its diverse powers, il
or common inheritance to organize and cx
crcisc. Through the encompassing mists o
May Day grief are we to walk to-day, to
wazds-let us trust clearer, nobler, holie
rnn-rnw
, 1865-05-01
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED

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Ftmr Ecmet II II my ManifaWoc. tnndries. So
Brig Fanny AtYducr stons PsnsonFer III n ,,r,h..
B1,E Re.s A2'iister. sr1ilh ~ Fly iso N ium6ar
1:o m staves- -, railroad Ties. ''''S@'
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