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THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK.

CAPITAL, SO, 900, 600; PAID IN.
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
And Special agent Jor Jty Cooks, Su1scrip
ton Agent,
Will deliver 80 Notes, FREQ Of charge, by OK.
press, in all parts of the country, and receive in
payment Checks New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, current bills, and all five per cent interest
notes, with interest to date of subscription. Orders
sent by mail will be promptly filed.
This Bank receives the accounts Of Banks and
Bankers ON favorable terms also Of individuals
keeping New York accounts.
J. T. HILL, Cashier. ] y. ORYfS, President.
March 4, lSt5.--3m
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ry' We have boen requested by several promi'
mt citizens to ask whether there any constabes
policemen in this borough qualified to make mr.
sts Ifso, would be part of their duty to attend
some cases which come under the observation OF
tzen residing in principal streets, in the eve.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

E3~ Thursday of next week will bs the day set
art by President Johnson as an occasion of humli-
ION and prayer on account of the assassination OF
Draham Lincoln. The day will be properly OBJ
cyed in this place by general suspension of bust
ss, and appropriate religious exercise, in the va.
jus churches.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

sp7-The case of Edward B. Rhodes, which was
ely tried in this pice for murder, and argued be.
re the Supreme Court, ut Harrisburg, has been set
de by that body, and new trial granted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
Noral affairs.

LIZ Norics TO SuBsCRlDERs.--As the first year of
publication of tho AMERICAN under tho present
rms will expire in September, it may be well to
mind subscriber, that fifty cents can be saved By
Nying within the year
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Estnte of Jonathan Lesher decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admtnis-
trations having been granted to tho subscriber, on
the estate of Jonathan Leshor late of Jordan town
ship, Northumberland County, Pa, deceased. All
payment, and those having claims will present them
for settlement.
wsFAlngton twp, April ], 1885.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

1"As,istant Assessor p. NJ. Shindel, requests us
state, that ha appointment at Paxinos, to receive
income returns, on the lst, has been changed to
"a and 81 Of June, account of Thanksgiving
v.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

r. LOST between this office and the depot, a Safe
~, about two inches long. The finder Will be libe-
lly rewarded by leaving it at this office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

EyrR Rov. NJ. HoP.ooD, Of New Jersey, will
each in the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
orning at l0i and in the evening at II o'clock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
SOLOMON MALICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

SUNBURY, Northumberland County, Pa.
OFFICE in East end Of Weavers Tavern, Market
Street.
All basinsss entrusted TO him will be carefully aud
puhetuaily attended to. Consultative In the Eng
Iisb aud GsrnSn lsnguages.
sunbary, April 8. fS55.-
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Xlz
NOT A FEW

NOT A FEW
OF NE WORT disorders that act mankind arise from ths
corruption that sccumulat. In the Blood or all the dis
coyeries that have been made to purge out can
equal In ersc, HELNDOLD,S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSI PARILLA. II cleanscs and renovates ths
Blood insts the vlSor Of health into the system, and
purges out Tho hunors which make disease simulssss
the healthy functions Of tho body and eIpes the diaorder
Shat grow and ranko In the blood. Such remedy that
could be relied has long been sought for and now Tor
. nr,t time tho public have which they can do
pend Our space here does not admir- OF certificates 60
show Its Effects but the trial of single bottle will show 30
che sick thA, has virtues ans thing they have
over taken.
Two tabepconsfu Of .hs Extract ofsarap aris sddsd
70 pint OF water equal to ths Lisbon Diet Drink, and
ons bottle equal 10 gallon Of the Syrup OF
or tho decoct!oa as usually made.
Tho above Extracts arc prepared on purely scientific
princples-n VIcuo-and embody tho full strength OF
sho ingredients entering into their compoil,lon. Already
and concluve te, will bo comparison of their proper
Nsa wih those set forth In the U. 8. Dbpensatory.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

Irr The late rains had caused the river to rse to
considerable height but is now falling,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JEREMIAH SNYDER,

Attorney a. Counsellor at Law.
Office corner Of Blackberry and Fawn Street, three
doors east of u. Y. Brights Foundry,
SUNDURY, PA.
Will attend promptly to all professional business
entrusted to his care the collection ofolaims in Nor
cumberland and the adjoining counties.
Consultations in German and English.
Sunbury, Aprl a. 1867
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE.

MISS KATE BLA OK,
d ESPECTFULLY informs her friends in Sunbury
~ and vicinity that she has just opened hor
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Of Notion; and FancyDry Goods
Tarks ct street, four doors west Of VIM. II. Millsrt
Boot and Shoe store. SUNBUkI, Pa.
Her stock consists OF Trimmings notions, ombroi-
dsries, iadieS and Chiit-en, hats and shakers; silk
and other lnings, llOopskr,s, Grape and Lace ellis
Metz, gloves, stockings, collars and corsets, &c.
TWILIGHT AND GARIBALDI MUSLIN.
Gents Handkerchief, Crnvats, Necktcs, Suspsn-
iort Ribbons Of all kinds Feathers, Velvet, and
many other articles too numerous to men.Ion.
Photographs Of President Lincoln.
Psrfu.n'ry, Toilet sosps, &c, -
KATE BLACK.
SuBbury. Nay II. 1858.
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nj Ill L INER RY GOODS.

FANCY NOTIONS & TRIMMINGS
MISS l.. SHISSLER,
At the new stand, in Market Square, sUNBURY,
JJAVE just received from Philadelphia the lateit
and most fashionable styles of Millinery Goods,
such as Bonnets Hats, Silks, Ribbons and Laces,
Scarfs, Hosiery and Gloves. Skeleton Skirts, Flowers,
Head Dresses 4 Nets, Old Ladies' Caps, Shawls,
Silk, de.
Black Grape and Lnce Wells, Grape and Linen Col
lars, Dress Trimmings and Buttons, Cosols, ZEPHYR,
Cotton Yarn, Soap and Perfumery.
BmgIe Trimmings, IHnir Pins and
Combs.
Gents Linen and Paper Collars, Nsckties, DC.
Flags, Picture Tassels and Cords
Parasols, Ladies satchels, Fans, &c.
Photographs of President Lincoln,
handsomely framed.
Thankful for past patronage hope by strict at
tention to business 10 continue the same.
L. sHissLER.
eunbury, May l8, 1865
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BEST WHITE LEAD!
BEST ZaNG!

BEST ZaNC!
PURE LIBERT LE A d,
Unoppressed for Whitening, Fine Clos, Durability
FirmneSs and Eyenness of Surface
PURE LIBERTY LEAD--Warrhnted to cover
moro surface for same weight than any other Lead
Try IL and you cW haze no other =
PURE LIBETY ZINC,
!Scle.ted Zinc, ground N Refled Iinsesd Oil,
equaled in quality, always the same.
PURE LIBERTY ZINC.
Warranted to do more and better work at given
cost than any other
Get tho Best!
Manufactured at PENNSYLVANIA PAINT a
COLOR WORKS. Orders executed promptly by
ZIEGLER Sc SMITH,
WhoisSale Drug, Paint aud Gi'lts Dealers.
T-5S| Store Office, No I37 North THIRD Street
PHILADELPHIA.
March 4, ls65.-ly.
Estnte of IserciyaI zersDc, deed.
NOTICE is hsreby givon THAT letters Of admins
IN tration have been granted to the subscriber on
the estate of Percital Zerbe late Of Lower Mahonoy
twp, Northumberland county, Pa, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate or having claims
sgainst the sams are required to pressn, them for
settlement
Lover Anhsrey twp, March II, 1856
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
SCHENCK'S
NJ A n ID X A X L ? ILLS
FOR
SICK HE ADA CHE,
Its symptoms Cause s,itd Curc.

TINS has received It's nsmo from n constant NAUSEA
sickness at tho stomach which attends tho pain in
tho head, This headaohs is apt to begin in thu
morning on waking from deep sleep, and when
soms irregularity Of diet ha, been committed ha
day before sometimes for several days previous.
At ar.t there Ia dis,re,singy oppressive feeling In
the head, which gradually merges into n severe
heavy pain in tho temples, frequently attended by a
tense of fulness and tenderness In eye, and
sending across tho forehead There i, olammy, un-
pleasant taste in the mouth, offensive breath, and
tho tongue covered with yollowish white fur Tho
sufferer dasres to bs alone in the dark room. \;
soon US the patient Tess the funess in the head and
pain in the temples, take large dose Of Sehenko'
Mandrake Pills aud in tn hour or two they will feo
as veil a. well ever. This has been tried ey thou
sands, aud is always to cure, and instead Of th
sick headaehs coming on every week or ten days
they will not b. uoIbloi with It onoo In thrs
months.
Sshenek's Mandrake Pulls are composed OF
Dor of roots besides Podophinir, or oonesntratS'
Mandrake all u which tend to relax the secretion
Of the liver, and act prompt than blue pills
mercury, and without leaving any dangerous efeoti
In bilious person they will show themselves by til
stools They will e1psl worms, mucus, bile and .
morbid matter from the system, IL sick haadsoh'
IL thOy taken Us directed abVove, Ia fall dose
soon they foel the frat symptoms Gift DR. Scheme
will and has directed his agents to return ihS none
II l'sy do not give perfect fatisfaetien'
Ifa person has been compelled to stay out late
night and drink teo much wi"
pills on going - '
though
to 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that thu undersigned
IN Assistant Assessor Of the 81 Div l4th District
of Pennsylvania will attend at the following places
and at the time therein named, for the purpose Of
receiving the income returns of the year laG4
D At Wad's Hotel in Georgetown, Lower Mahonoy,
May 22nd and 23d
Att, @ Smiths Hotel, jackson township, on 2Sth
and Goth.
At lleim's hotel, Upper Mahonoy, on the 2Tih and
10Th.
At Mrs. Raker's, Lille Mahonoy, on the 30th.
At Trevorton, on 3lst May.
At PaIinos, on the ID and 81 June.
At Shamokin Borough on the 5th and 6th
At Mt. Carmel on thc 7h and Sth, and at his othc 0
in Sunbury, from 9th to 10th both days inclusive.
All persons neglccting refusing to make returns
at the times above named, the Assistant Assessor,
will make roturn for them from the best intorma-
ton he can obtain, and will add one hundred per
centum a. penalty for such refusal or neglect
The proper blanks will be furnished at the time,
Persons liable and desiring License, will make
application At the same time.
p. NJ. SHlNDEL, Asst, Assessor.
Sd Div. l4th Dist Pa.
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A. J. wEyDENER ,

a. J. wEyDENER,
JS sOuth Second street,
between Market and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
Manufacturer of Coal Oil Lamps and Wholesale
dealer in Glas: Tumbers, Patent Jars and
Glassware generally.
Dealers will find it to their advantage 20 examine
our stock and compare prices before purchasing their
goods FOR the spring sales.
We would call the attention Of The public partisu'
lsrly TO our
NEW STYLE OF PATENT JAR FOR
PRESERVING FRUIT WITHOUT SUGAR.
We can refer to huLdreds Of respectable persons
who put up peaches and other fruit in Jars last
season without the use Of Syrup, and found upon
opening that the Fruit retained its natural flavor,
and in fact WAS just the same NJ when put into the
jars. A. }. WElDENER
No. Se South Sseuhd Street., Philadelphia.
April i3 ISo5.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
u s e H EL M B OIL D'S
FLUID EXTRACT BucHu
Al the sboTs dIseasss require INC hid OF uursfN
HELMBoLb'S EXTRACT BuCHU
Is tho Great Diuretio.
HELMBOLD'S
uroHLr CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

CUmp0UHu TIuIU ENlFdct oarSdpdFIIIaj
FOR purifying the blood removing all diseases arrns from
and mprudence Ia life, chronic constitutional dis
eases arising impure state Of the blood and th
only reliable and enectual known remedy for the Of
scfua Scali Head Salt Rheum Pains and Swelling OF
the Bones Uceraons Of the Throat and Legs Bloehss
Pmps the Face, Tet.er Eryspeas and all scaly srup
Mons Of tho skin, and beautifying the ooNrLrIros.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27

Important 40 Drafted N1cn.
IEADoCArTERs PRovosT MARSHALL 5 OFFICE
l4th DISTRICT, HARRIoBuRc, Pa, Apri, II, 1865
The following order received from A. A. NJ. Gen
eral Office, is published for the benefit and guidance
Of all concerned
BY order Of W II. PATTERSON.
Capt. and Pro Mar. l4h District, Pa.
a. A. PR0YoST, MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE.
HARRISBURG, April II, 1865 I
Capt. W. II. Patterson, Provost Marshal 1Ith Dis
trict. Harrisburg, Pa.
All mcn drafted under the call of December H.
1864, wAe have not been forwarded to general rem
dczvous, will he released This order does not apply
to osubsftutcs1ircady mustered in.
Signed, EDW. W. KINKS.
Brig. Gen. U. S Vols, a. A. Pro Mar. Gen.
Official Copy
dNO. J. SPERRY, Capt V. C. and A. A. A. G.
Aprtl 22I 1865 ST
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N~ UE EE Mpo
TOBACCO G. SEGAR STORE.
y. IA. hGB A2EESlSN NAEsH. taa tst on tho
Store Room in Judge Welker's brilding opposite
the Red Lion Hotel. Market street in Su,bury
where he will keep constantly on hsd an us,or ont
Of the Choicest Brands "
TOBACCO, SEGARS, BNUFF, &C, sc.
hoot vt tho List
Glowing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco,
Navy Sailors Delight, killickhick,
Congress, Lynchburg,
spun Roll Danvlle
Cayendish, Yankee Deode,
Edorado, Paul Pry,
Solaoe, Idol,
Plantation, Cut and Dty,
E1cels6r, Scraps.
PIPES
Sweet Briar No |, Sweet Briar No 2, Gutta PeIsha,
Rosewood, Carved, lnnithtion Bay, Clay
seq AIRS
Servnntesds Uabaaa, Ocean Bird, Isabelad de Cuba.
Figaru, Regalias, Our Club
La Regina, Henry Clay Agulos,
Also an assortmen of Scgar Cascs, Tobacco Boxes
Segar Holders, Pipe Stems, Tobacco Pouches, DO.
GIa!GJ~G55:r 5XLVSIU
For Piano Mclodcon, Violin. Guitar, -Four Part
Songs Solos, Duets, Choruscs, &c.
SONGS by tho Million, such as Union, Sontinon.
tall Comica Religious, Temperance Songs, &c.
J. Ii. Kurzcnkuabe, being manufacturer Of
Segars is enabled sell FIRST GLASS article tor the
price, either Wholesale Retail.
Suubury, April Is, 1863
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-05-27
Gold and silver Watches, .gevelr,
&c.
ON THE ONE DOLLAR PLAN.
Only ONE DOLLAR

VIII DO charged for any article en- our list ami This
sum tho purchaser need not nav until he knows wha,
ho is to get Thi. plun aocGrds with the method
recently become 50 popular for dsposng OF large
s.oaks Of JclWelry ssl similar productions
11IE Plan Is SIMPLE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19
From the New York World, April l0.l
THE LAST DAYS OF THE REBELLION

The documents furnished by one Of our alert cor
respondents at Richmond give better INSIDE view
of the history of the exploded Southern Coniede-
racy. for the last two or three months, than has
been furnished from all other sources We csl
ONLY touch on a few Of the points upon which light
is thrown by this instr active collection.
First of all, the fact that such harvest oi con-
fdenta papers was left to be gathered by an enter
prisng gle iner is proof of tue precipitancy with
which Richmond was finally evacuated, although its
abandonment had been in contemplation, and IN
some sort prepared for, for couple OF months
In the hurry and CONSERVATION Of that fatal Sun
dav. fApril 21 when General Lees warning fell
with such suddenness, there was no time for very
careful sitting ana selection OF the documents In
the public archives. Papers thought to be OF the
most importance were hastily. snatched out OF the
nas, and others uncluding some of avery conhden-
tia nature) were left scattered about the rooms IN
tbe nublic buildings. These escaped the contagra-
tion which deyoured large part OF the city, and
were left TO be culled by the curiosity and ntel-
genca which accompany our armies.
Even previous to the ist OF January, the signs oi
exhaustion and approaching collapse began TO De
manifest in official circles at Ric hmond. Among
the documents gathered up by our correspondent
was n communication, dated December 29, from
seldom the rebel Secretary of War, to Trenholm,
the rebel Secretary OF the Treasury describing the
demoralizing effect upon ths army of the INABILITY
of the Goveonment 10 pay its soldiers From Inns
letter we insert the following sigDihcani extrac;
You can scarcer realize to what an e4ieh. Inc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19
THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON

THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON
We published in yesterdays paper brief.ccount OF
the Inauguration Of President Johnson The following
is verbatim report of his address after receiving the
oath
GEvrLzNEN | must be permitted TO FAY that have
been almost overwhelmed by the announcement ol the
sad event which has recently occurred lee IN cOh'
peten 20 perform duties so important and responsible as
those which have been 50 unexpectedly thrown upon
me. As 10 an indication OF any policy which may .
pursued by in the administration OF the government
have say that that must be lett Tor deVeopmeht as
the administration progresses. The message or dec.a
ration must be made by the acts as they transpTe.
The only assurance that can now give Of the future
i reference TO the past. The course which have taken
in the mast in connection with this rebellion, must
Ia REGARDED as i guarantee OF the future. Ny
past public life, which has been long and Ia.
borious las been founded, as ! IN Sooi con.
science believe upon great principle OF right which
lies at the basis OF all thiags. The best energies
of my life have been spent in endtavogng to es-
tabsh and perpetuate the principles o free government
and believe that the Government in passing through lis
present uerils will settle down upon principles cOnsonaht
with popular rights more permanent and enduring than
heretofore must be permitted 70 say II understand
,T fsoIincs of NV own heart that have long labored
IN ameorate and elevate the condition Of the great mass
of the American people. Toll and an honest advocacy
of the great principles Of free government have been my
lot. Duties have been mine, consequences are UOGs
This has been the foundation OF political creed ana
feel that in the end the Government viii nlumph' anu
that these eat principles VIII be permanently esa ablisn.
ed IN conclusion gentlemen, let me say thst want
vorr encourarement and cOuntenance shall ask and
Tey upon you and Others, in carrying the Government
through its present perls. feel in making this request
that it will be heaty responded 10 by yon and al otheF
natots ard lovers OF the rights and interests Of free
people. -,.. =, r,..,-.
received the kind wishes OF the friends 0y whom lie was
surrounded and few minutes were devoted 10 conVer
saton. All were deeply impressed with the soemnity Of
the occasion and the recent sad occurrence that caused
the necessity for the speedy Inauguration OF the PEes.'
~.
health and has an earnest Of the important trust
that has been confded 70 him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.

From the Baltimore American, 10Th instantl
We are heavily overburdened by the aflicton which
has betalen as. We too much oppressed with the
weight Of grefto find words expressive of our horror
and agitation. We are overwhelmed by the shock Of
crime whose enormity battles description. Our readers
participate with US in this great The whole ma
ton mourRs the loss Of its Chief Magistrate. II is
on aiicton. We have all lost father and friend.
Even his murdeers and the bloodthrsy recrellts who
secretly approve their dastdrdy assassination will find
that so far as excessive kindness and lenency and good
nature and generosity and magnanimity concerned
they viii not look upon his like again
We are not in the mood 10 dscnss the political bear
ings OF this act Such discussion must be reserved for
calmer moments Believing do in the supervision
Of an overrung Providence, cannot doubt that the
permission of such act has political significance
which reaches further than eyes blinded with tears
discern. At present only feel the weight Of woe
We are stunned by the unexpected character Of the
event and bowed down with heaviness OF spirit
To the martyred blood OF thousands of patriot
and brothers has added that Of our common Head
the nations President.
Had such an event occurred earlier during the past
four years, we should not have been greatly amazed.
While rebellion runnng riot throughout the land,
and Rebel fendshness and atrocity and outrage were
exhibited in the most appalling shapes the he oi the
President the United StaTes was ieauy endangered
Even so late as MS visit 20 Richmond though ne went
tbther the ambassador of peace and the emoodiment
of forgiveness felt that he utterly unsafe ana
hen be returned nto car midst We were ireXpNs'oiy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19

grateful for what we felt was his deIiyerance But
longer apprehended insecurity Of life. We thought the
time for Rebel hate and vindctiveness had eoae oS.
Abraham Lincoln stood before the country the mpeI'
sonaton of tolerance and mercy and charity In that at
itude lie struck down by representative OF those 70
whom his extraordinary leniency was being extended
for crimes of the highest magnitude. While lie
was reaching out the hand OF charity in It's brOadest and
highest manifestation while he stood ready TO pardon
the greatest offenders known TO the law while ne was
showing the deepest anxiety 20 cOncate those who had
rebeed against their Government while he was striving
10 effect reconciliation 10 restore iTaternal feeling 10
promote unity and concord, these infamous wretches
continued TO plot his destruction and TO perevere until
deliberate codblooded plan in which it is already e'.-
dent there were many participants
The nation is bowed with sorrow but comminged with
its startling affection il great wrath. Yet We trust that
in the midst of such awful proyoca;on law and order
will reign throughout land which, though draped in
mourning to-day will rise up 20 newness Of life toor
row. The blood OF the martyrs was the seed OF the
church the blood Of Abraham Lincoln will be the ce
ment OF the Union,
From the New York Tribune 10Th inst.l
In the sudden shock of calamity appalling we can
do little else than give such details Of the murder Of tie
President as have reached sudden death is always
overwhelming; assassination OF the humbles OF men is
always frightfuly startling; when the head o. thirty
millions of people hurried into eternity BY the hand OF
murderer-that head man good, so wise so NOBLE as
Abraham Lincoln the Chief Magistrate OF nation m the
condition OF ours az this mOment-the sorrow ana the
shock are great for many words There none in all
this broad land to-day who love their country who wish
well 10 their race, that will not bow down in profound
grief at the il has brought upon u.s. For once all
party raneor will be forgotten and no rghttnkng man
can hear OF Mr. Lincons death without accepting II as
national calamity. We can give in these, its first mo
ments no thought Of the future God in his nscruta0e
Providence has thus visited the Nation the future We
must leave TO him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19

The New Orleans True Data claims TO have o.lcisl IN
telgence that General Rhesgena, commanding the
chief armv of Juarez in Central Mexico has aoanao ned
the con,e:t. HI. whole army las given ag ngssn5
retnrhed 70 their homes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-19

President Lincoln recently recognized jose >. Godoy
as consul OF the Nexicap Repabi; az San francisco,
which fact would seem Is be contradiction of all tn
reports that our government designed seknoS edgine
Maxim iian's empire.