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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
3T5da 9 GRANTS CAMPAIayI

/ . About the middleof May, 1854 Gen eral
Besureg4rd reached sDruS's Buff below
| Richmond, and had an interview with
General Bragg, st Iha- lime exercising q
species of general command This Cficer
appeared to sPprehend 1hat General Lee,
yielding 70 The pressure of superior mum
bers, must before long give wsy and lose
Richmond. BeAuregard replied that be
did uot regard the situation as go 1nfsvor-
able if the rightfemedy were promptly ap-
piled. He then pointed out the Isolated
position of Butler, south OF the james, ss
Afording an opportunity tor his destrue-,
tion with q superior force, snd that such q
force might be assembled if General Lee
would furD ish ten thoussn1 men,
+ Falling upon Butler under such circum-
stances General BesuregsTd thought his
capture was inevitable, and with him must
fzll'the depot at BeTmlds Hundreds This
effected at 8 concerted moment he would
throw bis whole force upon General Grants
flank while General Lee made an attack In
front. All circumstances favored the plan,
and General Bragg expressed his sppr6bl !
tion. Mr.. Davis, informed Of 1t, csme at
once 20 see General Beauregsid, Who ex
planned all 6 DETAILS and earnestly urged
the attempt. Mr.. Davis seemed much i'm
pressed, but objected that it would involve
the IetrJgrsde-of General Lee from his po-
sition at SpottsYlvsnis Court House, which
q 'conld not be thought of" :, Yes" re.
joined the General, "what of that when it
will enable him in two or three days at
most to gain great victory ?" p That is,
when like the Titan he would touch the
earth to spring up refreshed and all the
stronger. amid
This line OF. argument was fruitlets
Nothing that sffscted General Lees army, |
however temporarily, could be entertained,
Beauregsrd had SAID that he might beat |
Butler without the force be desired, though !
It would be, like SO many other Confeder-
ate successes, without msterisl profit. This |
ability to gain the color of victory caught |
Mr.. Davis attention, and the attempt must
be made. 1t was made Butler was driv.
an from his position the next day but,
Just IS Beauregsrd predicted, 10 s16stsn-
.isl results followed the success In the
and, too, as might have been anticipated,
unless some sucn. decided success as that
sought over Butter had been gained and
enabled the c5ncentration c of the scattered
Confederate forces, Genersl Lee was forced
step by step TO follow the march of his op.
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h A &c e OF TIN E,
~ d A n g E o + T I II 3,
II sEPTENBER 4Gh,
-1A Ee3;eu .EIAlEHEsrn I.a. uzd,alIil
Atlantic & Ct Western BY.
.El-- .slf r .a. -
The Only Unbreken B'Oad 6uage Route
TO THE EASTERN CITIES. yAryo1-
THREE TRAINS DAILY
L Cleveland from the Atlantic 4 Great we.t.


L Cleveland from ths' Atlantic Great West.
= -na-rHA ll ern Depot. -uH
Day Rxpress-s:25 a. u. p ~
81 ,ssAriys in Esw York Loo p. y.
Lightning Express-2s55 p. n. ~ 60
n i-7 H'- Arrive In EswYork 400 p. n.
EISht Express-ss5O r. M
sf-:.-q Arrive in New York IOs3O r. n.
TRAINS ARsITE st Cleveland Gt.-....-.7:55 A. N.
- 80 t-ts s--. e.2S NJ
Trains FER Younzstown leave Cleveland Is s:45'A.
n aId, $40 P, u. zsf-s4, ~
Arrive At ClsVelAhd as 1000 An and SIS P. N.
- This -Is the only Direct Route to The on
Regions Of Pennsylvania.
PASSENGERS by the 9:26 A. NJ Express Train dine
ct neadville aud take Sleeping Uag As Salamanca.
Passengers by che 2:56 p II. lightning Express
get 6up 2gr and Sleeping CArA Meadvtlle. =
PA-ssagsrs by the $50 P. n. Express Train get
Sleeping Car at Olevs land. -
The Night ExprsE leaves Sunday night instead
Of Saturday nlghs. An other trains daily sunday
Connscts At Msadyfns for on CITY. Franklin.
Cory, and an points inthe OI Regions Of Penniyls
Vanla. -l i.I u.1 u % IL iti...t : ~ - --f5Is
Passengers BY 4his roate have ampIs time Thirty
minutesb IS regular hours. Ior meals, and make
sure oOnneofi0nsl y sllll -trr o. rs
New and sIeeantslsepins Coaches are attached
to al Night Tr6isa. U + 81 y g
"a For al Information and Through TSeksts
please apply AZ the Depot Of the Atlantic Great
Western Railway, or ~ the Union Ticksti Once,
und- r the " WeddeH House. 3D. -.. Fl. l.. .-G- b
Omnibnaes will call Tor Passengers by leaving d.
rections 1t the above ofie,s. 80. -. - aoia
go. q Z D. Me tAREN. Gsn'isap't. g
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ONE OF pAY1sls PLANs.

He could not give up his own settled
plan of dispersion, his waste Of defensive
resources in the attempted defence Of every
threatened position. He proposed, how.
ever, an operation instead, which may not
be iaiTly taken s. measure Of his calibre
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A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N Y.
DHAAS BARNS 3 90. EeE York. Wholesale
Agents. sepl5.46R
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ChfOnIc CQnsfIpatIon.
~ FoR r MORE THAN TWENT-

1az4a 's-a - 4a1I---.' .4-- sale
+,l f7J ---
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Law ENTEEL:GENCE.

The Courts FOR MAY.-Thc Courts In this
month"; always a busy enc it'll Them, 1t being 60
the end Of tae woriIig year, will probably be even
mors busy han usual owing to TIE suspension OF brsi.
meas caused by orr lare misfortune. The Supreme
Court opens to-day with Special. General, and two
Circuit Terms Tie Superior holds also two Trial
Terms and Special Tern. and the Common Plees Two
Trial Terms. jury las been summoned for Toe
United States Circuit Court Tor Admiralty and Revenue
cases and the Marie ard minor courts are fnil OF
business. There are perbps. 5Ser trials Of geneEar
pubic interest impeding than uscaL
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iiuveriI.eintnt.!

HEADS or Tux Misunderstanding Me.
sncthon, Wesley President Edwa,d Or. Chslners DR..
Tying Archbishop ughr, Or. Stor-. Lyman Beecher ard
DR.. Chouung. HIyTs EoR FUsBASDs-Py Mr.. o. w.
."yNys, Victor Hugo Cnniini Lunstics. RHLGI,rs-
Christian Cherrfulness % Meiicn-i borrowing Trouble.
PSYCHOLOGY -Conecna Phi oophy; Metaphysics; Mode Of
erection. Qua SoLrAL LABrTY-B the Rev. Dr. O-goo1,
secroycn.s IN Woman; Boo.s Al Home Also " SEES %
CHARACTER" embracing C',Gity iu'iousues. Cheerful.
Chromaney Climate; Color Porsis OF Rubens Pp1i
O.oroch- Nadine Dc Sae aud Be- jimn West, Nose, Of
Idiots, PORTRAITS rnE fsoPLs--tions George Brown.
Cartier and 0s OF csnsl. Brs and Kennedy Rsb- Spies
Laura z. R.ddrn. TUE ilu2 Grass RTGoS-A CrsIha
Sketch by nr Ke'ohuu p. o,n eud snAse Doodle Tie
N,Srb Bspizins tnueSr!,n SoUtwad 10 surendered.
Also PErsDKsr LINCOLN lila Portrait, With Conn cts
hi, Life enl Dra'h ia TuE rnEEscS LOGICAL JousSu- An
excellent Number Msy. ~ drst poet, 20 een's ore
year for s. NewsInen Lsys n. Address
Lte,,rs. FOWLER IS No. 80 Broadway. T.
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COURT = ArRIL 2a-BeGOre suHossi'
TUCKER.


DECISION N III X LAWRENCE WILL CAsi.
To-day the Surrogate rendered II hnhi decision ID
which iss litigation for very lorg tiu>
The vii Nr Lawrico ca'ed D,c"inher 1888 ana 70
a. ,oows 10 his brother. jonathan Lawr'ncs Richard VI
sitreure John L. Isutencs William T. Lawrence ana ~
ir Ntg,et Lawrence Mary. tie widow Of u. b.otef
aw renee and teir child and 10 the children OF lie
h,otbs Same. Lawrence II 10 apparent that all th.ss
AMI sisters died siuc. 1885, aud the only one who
,rnh-w ~lo has opposed the VIII for lrobs'e Tn WIZ
witnessed BY j. d. Ou'co,lo j. ir'bescho'en ana " ,p
n l roll, Two OF the shovp witnesses sEr dead AID Nj
Van Benchoen the survivor ss.theit to bis sg"Sure no 100
lowsi . go. =, Al
ing have recollection vhaievf Of -igniag TINS VII Q"
having 1, brought there OF anything whatever M relation 70
H." -. -, -,
The opposition probate OF the ground that tAs sTt
deuce was nicent prove Il. formal execution accodn
To law The contestants two chdTen, named esP-cty
Abraham ksr lawrence Norton aud celia Noft1n WIS
epprired BY their f,h-r Chsupccy h. Norton. They eh
their mother che leg innate daughter OF Apts.L
,wrence which claim Grri, by the collateral r4iv-
who re the dsyises under the alleged Will IA TO t rel
ton cobuListon and edgmen, on the part Of ."
ham r. Law renee. much testimony was taA'n N 20
against the presumption Of his marriage TO MIS-
her. Tie opi0u of the Surrogate IN TIE c.s' y o
lows. 81 tpd conclusions Of inct-tirs Inat INC psv
by The d-o-dsn in the snd with tho iotuAos
qurcd by the statute, There Is no violence OF te 49, ~
la TIE prcsencn OF The witnesses, or ITS ecAho
thetn evidence IL. publication A. MS wiu oy VIZ -
dent ond y.dencc o iroga'ic~ Of tt- witnesses
That the evidence uist De held 20 sustain the eh'
the MARTA alton brwe-n tn deocdeni and me en
Il tie infant coniestsnts aud ths they are the belit
aud ne At OF Kin OF the q. ceen Proh 10 Is therefore "'
administration must is'ue 10 the eisi1s" "
Norton iItpta"
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPfoi.L TxRs-ApRL g
--Before Jrds- CARDoro.
DECISIONS.

East River Bank agt P,tsrs.-Ordtr to appoint
receiver rluintd. nSfd al $50 R-idu- Of moo:
denid Ferguson ast Bunce Motion granted with ~
cost. 10 .hide event Owen at. Nemon.-Motlon granted
a. re Young See or on Par. agt Union Express Co
Is sworn and aias l. prescribed denying IL, that 10
s~ty h.d nofice q June lh64 IL ths b. so
Ia. aeh-s to wait p-ay yesr before making ht
on In VIM hs mast from his connection wh tie
ompany that would called uIon 10 under has mn.
loakns Ou thi. grourd Toe motion 10 denied Cor at
uay-Mn. Ou zen "a wi fou. coss. Dillon est EtN-Ao-
ton doi,d With no def nd1At 10 abids eSens
Saith at Soshrup II nl-ss the plaintiff csusS the rel
sin amt to SALES.--FUTURE "a present plaintiff mut execute
In. boni kershan at, 1hi.ile.ioon granted On psy'
usnt Of SO coss Deeudtnt hsye twenty days 10 an
.y,f : on. at Lumi-y Motion Fraatcd ON peyret d
49, cost. OF notion sud .pu,,ns to have verified sns~ei
burgess ust. Sesycr--See opinion.
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Have for sale, ready for delivery

Have for sale, ready for delivery.
UNITED STATE $40 TRaAsvHy Ncrna
Convertible, o. maturity. into 500 GoLpsnaRNs
Iorps.
Also.
UNITED STATS 1910 BoVpS
uNTfp STArIs $50 BoNDS
UgrrED STATS f-IEAa Crcn1CArrs.
We nlso collect Government Vouchers and Drats.
and at end to otber business with toe Goserument-
l.. G. CALboUS. PresidcnL
Il. SEAMAN, Cashier
LiVTRMoRS, ClEW9. IS Co,
BASK.gs
Nc - Wa.l.t =. y,
GovERNNIET Agents rOR rfr tALE OF 1BE O. 3
12.i0IokE.
Ccumiasion allowed Birscrs. Broscrs, fnsuroneo
IConnn.les and al parties Purchasing IT, resale.
| : u denominations on ba,d, ready iof imi'nta.e &c
iiiyeiy. -.- ..,...,n
UENRy CLEvS Co.
Succcss,ts -
JdvLEyOHE CLENl5 q Co.
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DEATH op rx.ALD. TRorrgn.-Mr. Jonathan

DEATH OF Ex-ALD. TROTTgR.-Mr. Jonathan
rrot,er. successful merchant Of this city, and who
represented tho Twelfth Ward In the Common Council
oi this city Tor two terms died at has rsdeDcc IN
Harlem I'm Saturday morning.
SUDDEN DEArII.--Whilc Hook and Ladder
Company No were proceeding 90 An alarm ~ IRE nj
tie corner Of Rroadway and Bleecfcr st. on Saturday
oae OF the members named Lewis Baker fell dead. His
remains were conveyed 20 the house Of the company,
NJ. 1863 west TWcntJ -foarhsi., and 'oronel WIdey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

SEIZURE or PHOTOGRAPHS. - Orders we're
received at Con- DNs headquarters on Saturday from
the War Department to destroy tho photographs q c
lsts President taken by Quincy g. Son. while the
ronem, lay In state ut the City Hall This acton Il Is
stated was taken in Difference ~ tho wishes Il hrs
Lincoln
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CITY ITEMS.

CATHOLIC FAIR.-Tbe Catholic Fair for th'
benefit Of the Institution of the Sisters Il Mercy
Houston st.. viii be opened IN the Palace Garden to
day and continue the 18Th The holl will 10 ht'ct
IN in msgpiGcen, manner. and the articles To 10 OK
hibited aro Of an elegant ard costly character
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R~ccsps, ~ Produce.

Arm. ct-l6No bills. flonr ~ bbs. WhisSy, Lo3
bbs. Corn Meal. l9oo bush. Corr, H'U Drs'
Oats, 26l pkrs A-hcs, ia pkss on CAKE I2'o pkSs
Lard, 2.4c0 pigs Batter. 90 pkg-. PROVISIONS
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couRr cALENpARs-Tpr pAr.

SCrprNr CoURT-CIrcuIr-pAgr Mos llis
1921, li2o 1853 ~ olS. no, 40 ss itSs l i 5 Ia
l6e a. lass 1879 10 T. oSe, 49, at li-Sos ~ Ia
leto "a "a, s% ISs5 1904 ii2e sraci.L Trns-Dssgs
nsnsSo, 1871 IaS lJs 10 lii: ~ l43 ssuss or III ~
IA 10 100 iSi 49, 49, l94 ls5 49, i91. $50 20,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 1898, 5J5, oiS1 a
Ina sI AlyT 5is9 5l4i, 1893. fIi5, 5lJ9 AIS, 49, .s
III psTt II-Nos a6.s sto, $3.50, S97U, tSys, sNV'' '
snt 1elI 1884 4aI0 $40. 1870. $780, JIU2 a.,
Court or COMMON PLEAs-PARr l.-Nos. - - -
oaa on a,s el5 olg 7l6 IyJ $40, s5l, sSl vs. 49,
~ Fa.t IlNos. G, sls 9e3 toS, 90, 9s9. w. e. 80
- . :, g, -, -, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

Taow's CRY DIRECTORY valuable an.
nu is In process Of compilation under the oIpe'
rienced supervision Of Mr. II. Wilson. aud as is &c
curaoy depends greatly upon the fiotis afforded to
the oanvasssrs It Ia to be hoped that citizens. when
called upcn. viii furnish the necessary Information
promptly and clearly. The Directory Is work In
which we oil lees nterr.ted and We should
aid In reudcfiDgA ss perfect a. possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

A DISHONEST PoRTER.-Eiward Black. O
porter employed at the Hoffman House was Yesterday
arrested for lag scarf ph valued at sOO from
Capt. Clarence II. CoInins anc # he borders The
stolen property fgnd IN the INK Of the prisoner
tie was committed ~ Justice Leo th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

oy the Honorable Presd nj OF tho Board Of Police Commit
fione Mr. AEON 10 giving the soore Of our city A,
opportunity 70 pay their Isreets 10 the memory Of the
Great Emanc psor Of their Race by Joining IA The ed
rites lie enss aid ssc.eIy hope aud trust ms, h.
continue oct in this good way to the Of b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
N. Y. HosplrAL Rrpoar.-On Saturday the-.

N. Y. Hospital RRPoRT. On Saturday the-e
were In this institution 22i patio Daring tie wsek
.40 were discharged cnc'. n were ndrri,tld. and
died. Prof Valentine Mott whose funeral tekps uaos
to-dny from the Church IL the iruLshcuratiop IN
!lwenty.ninthst.. Eesr Filth.cye, was in lsi7 m.
pointed an attending surgeon In this institution s
etained that posit unt 1897, when be resigned and
accepted the app"Dnis. II consulting sur geon which
he retained until his decoase. he 26ih inst making
Ills entire term of servCr IL the hospital krty-egft
years He made he iast visit on The I7;h Of Noyeuer
last, and was thea enjoying perfect health.
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st, rIl Trrn.n,rtn,inn on tho EN,c ftriivay

CA5py1LLE New. York Aini - istA-Ihe Glow
ing - statement - Live 81 OK iionr ollea =" W ",
yoilway for lie yeck ending Mordfv, ; GRIT %: .
ears ef Cattle. : cars o. u ~, cas- 81 SheeP
cars Of Horses. . clrs 81 Clyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

REORGANIZATION or 1Hg Court op SPECIAL
Srs-IoNs The Lrgisa'Ur AZ its late session entirely
chGnged the status of tie Cont of Special Sessions
Instead * being conposrd Of eight Just herctQ
t'Ie, there ave nov but tuo. md these Justices
DoNlng and Kelly. They have tie appointment n
clerks I'D interpret, ULdrr be Iev aIr.ngemant
Is believed that business viii be conducted with more
dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

Market not very active, but strong. Sales OF eo'
Of the report.
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SUPERIOR COURT sPycfAL TsHs-iPRiL ?9-Befon
Justice RoBERrsoS.

In 70. the application 81 Barbara Stamping ag-
T. Il. Barn rrd. led stntn eco appointed r,s-vrr
Mr. Bsrsby four days notice o heans and no 30
i O. Be bad Tor days without toe order os
thr e,ur. solomon WoodIu1 q 49,. Peter |aleutne
Motion denlrl Nth ~ costs Christopher Pigeon sst "et
\ Oaieisnrl-r siung and rnJ inins deiedah, 10
tssns possecu until the dron OF The motion Ter Tie %
Junction oid,I, asAed or IN ibis scion.
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'is ~, wooIrpa for rlainae. }. W. oe.srd for Is
CuAsDsRs-ocro-a Justice BsRsARp.
DECISIONS.

Sarah F.. Iiotaling ag. Charles HoialiDe.-Re-
pt ro6fnei ano dgue Of divorce granted. Samuel I.
Suii at sftty hfcu druisd Ma gsrete Nnagci
SIT ip sTluciR~p1t concThed and J"os mrnt 81 ~
.1fc- srsned Iheelors Van brsusou hosdlir -
RI por confirmed and udsmen, OF divorce granted
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SUPREME CCUhT-Cmcr,r-i raIL 2p.-R,fors just C.
IltEHAa
PIRE INSURANCE POLICIES.


Ssnae X. y Ten NJ. hrrvo0ft ire ln'nrance Co.
This suit is, with Others against other ComDs-
q amount Of by Err 10 20 o
n Newark. l0Hsu CT q! the pr-n srs wAs
,uh-s 90 the compn - tie tine Of ~ cins the 10
lu.sutc irh the ayr hpie eTpad e. fc con pi"ey
.ristchsd the main ludng, lie on the TIA u wa
shown % be contiguous II actually connected with Il.
Tbs cpntsHd L. hot awoT ante, wasa lIsr.prsen.
|tafon vstng the lo-v Tie a,it-. aisf TIE isS hsd
CON alri bnh boiler house AID owed a- boiler
from their former location hr root room % VIZ rev
bai dry In which the IRE broke OFT sud conmnnicsed
thronyh the oil BOZ main building Very con.
fc,ns sdeoee ~ lie e,ion Of lie incree-c Of
liss By tsTc's from tie original dlserapi
tho plaintiff t met The Il Dot nis7epTeen.
a, aud lie essI,ed the fl.k vhe the deiedeuts
wi'1css-s wrrr LUsuluog, g. tie cent AIRY The Jndss
llrndse, snd ed th ~ 10 uue rate he r-s ,h.y
iitrd a verdict thA ,bc .uaios were the ground ~
me renewals well 81 te 'Tlua policy. That u tey
found n. nsT b,ierhu - h.y. increased The risk upos
the Who'll. though paEtir iers emnbh'd It, iL'y
IS, find .Icfrnla.s Uudet - is charge the Jut
verdict pis FOR s,eo2 -, the FOL. naodns
, ana iUtrEes'.
Ex.IoJcs woolraa Tor rsinaes }. w. Geasrd for j.
fonda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

The subscriptions and sales of 1900 at the Ninth
National Bank this day amounted to $562 800.
Mr.. James Curphey retircs from the Casbiership
Of the First National Bapk and commences bust
pess on his own account as broker and dealer in
Government stocks, with en ample capital and
much experience IN this limo.
MIR. James Robb and Mr.. John &. Sauzsde have
been admitted TO the firm Of Winslow I.aaicr & Co.
lie Grand Lockwood. IT,, hss boon admitted TO
the firm of Lock wood g. Co.
Attention 10 directed 10 tho card Of Lawrence.
Brown a. Lane, which will be found in It's appro-
pirate column.
The Directors OF the First National Bank OF
Ncw-York have th,s day declared the fourth rcgu-
lar seD-annusl dividend Of ten no per cent out OF
tho net profits Of the last Fix months, payable on
and after Tuesday, May g at tho bauk, No. l4O
Broadway. Surplus profits remaining, s22O,0oO.
FoUBTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE CRY OF
NEW YORK
Nos. az AND 20 PISpsr
DEPOSITORY AND FMAScIAL AoEsT OF rIs UTTcD
s1ARS
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CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT Matters
Now that the State Legislature has adjourned 'frd DE-
City and County legislation will be resumed To-day
In all probability. the Board Of Aldermen win hold 4
meeting at two O'Clock p. and the Board OF Council
men at one O'Clock D. IN. On Wednesday the Board OF
Supervisors viii convene at two O'Clock p. m when
large amount Of business will doubt be transacted
AT five O'Clock p. re. on wednesday also the Board o
Education will hold regular stated session and 4. Il
expected that Important business will come before thu
Board.
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THE NINTH WARD ON rnR COMMON Cot

Tug MIMI WARD ON THR COMMON COUN.
Gus FUNERAL Communicate meeting Of Citisons
of the Ninth Ward held the evening of the Goth inst
Norman Stratton. esq. presiding. II was
B Ir,d That the Creus 81 the Ninth wsrd here sssem
lied do earnestly condemn aud despr the attempt
Of tho Common Councils Funeral Committee TO exclude
Coored liz.us iloin the solemn Csrrinone. the
mains Of President by refusing said citizens any place
IA the mourning procession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

NEW TELEGRAPH OFFICE Superintendent
Ward. u the City Limo Of the American Telegraph
Company. has established Office ct the new pier oil
tho Albany Steamboat Company. connecting with al
the hotels In the city and with all tho lines OF the
country Travellers can thus order their sinto-rcoms
prior TO the starting Of the boats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

PHTROLEUM-Cfudei s IN fair demand and firm
snles IT 800 bbs st 80 4Oc. Refined has advanced a.
|55d Soc for BONDED. aHd - d76c. for free.
ItICE-No sales reported to-day, bat holders re-
NAN firm AT ful former rates.
SUGAR>-Tbe demand Las been moderate for Raw
Sugais and prices somewhat heavy. though without
quotabe change; soles " $50 hhds Cuba at li !t.c
Refined 'nre steady Stuau's Steam Refined Sugar
Beet Crushed Sugar ut lstc GranuIatod AZ lJfc
Ground Sugar NJ lyic White Sugar A. ut Ie.c.; Io.-
low sugar, &. At ITO.
SAT- Liverpool IL qniet at 81 sOati 30 for Ground
and Fine Ms follows; 81 s. f,r NJ. j. & ID. ard W.
|J eJ0ei Is for Ashtons, Turks Island at 49, diec.
STEAkIN-Wo note n sale Of q. 10 N Ut 1870.
SEEDS-ClOvor Seed IL In moderate demand and
steady SOC. Timothy Seed iii aud IN fair Request
~ s. 1886 Rough Flax seed ID quiet and stoady M
g. 9Oas 10 per bnahel OF 81 n.
TALLOW-1he market IL fairly soilye, tut prices
are heavy; sales OF C50O0 ~ at lltGiltc. for West
ern, md llt0ll!o ior City.
WHISRY-The market Is quiet but prc's ave frs"
SAWS @, ~ pDib, n s,.y.k. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22

WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God, during the
year which IL now coming to an end to relieve our
beloved country from the fearful scourge OF civil war;
aud 10 permit to the blessings Of peace unity
and harmony with Il great enlargement of civil lib
erty; and
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has also, during
the wear yracon-ly averted from the caamities Of
foreign wars pe-,ilonce aud famine while grana-
RES are full of the fruits of abundant season
and
WHEREAS, Righteousness cxalteth nation, while
sin is a reproach to any people
Now, therefore. J. Andrew johnson, President o.
the United States do hereby recommend to the peopl.
thereof that they do apart and observe the first
Thursday Of December next as day Of national
sgving to the Creator Of the Universe for these
deiiv and blessings; and do further recon
mend that that OCCASION the people make confession
of national sins against His infinite goodness and
with one heart aud mind. implore the Divine
guidance in the ways of national virtue and holiness
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to bt
affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this 2Sth day o
October in the year Of Lord 1865 and of the indie
pendence of the United States the goth.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President: WILLIAM II. SEWARD, secretar,
of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-22

The following unique and beautiful Meditation on
Smoking Tobacco" written two hundred years ago
BY the Rev. Ralph Erskiue Of Scotland 1t 10 like good
wine, 1t improves with age: