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e. M. PArTEN, AUCTIoNEER, Il ExChapTo
Real Estate for snlo.

7 SHALL sell at public autiop on the prem ises on
Il Saturday, the 18th day OF February nett a M
O'Clock, A. M, the iol owing al estate OF owen
Martin deceased, namely The to emtnt use and
lot IN t. rear OF house No. SO Monument, being tho
same property bought by said Martin Ct PafIiek
Gonel " by deed recorded IA Registry OF Deeds,
vol. 306 page 2'6. little supposed perfect.
WILLIAM L. PU TN AM, Admins rator
- . OF estate OF owen Martini
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by Electr.1cifv

The Rheumatic. the gouty, tho lame and the laz,
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ity Of youth the heated brain is oooSd; the fros.
pitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformitiee r.
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness 10
Strength; the blind made to the deaf to hear an
tne Raeleo form 70 move upright; tho ber1ishoe o,
prevented: tAe calanities of Old age 0evisted AND
m active circulation maintained. ..--- 49, Il
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Arrival Of the President at Aa annapolis

A special despatch to the American says
that President Lincoln. accompanied only BY
q servant, arrived at Annapolis and left at ono
o'clock in the, steamer. Collier, for Fortress
MonrOa .F,.lrtrVaa .asss11 ~ a2 sf~iSa
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PORT. AND KEN. RAILRoAD.--Thean annual
meeting of this corporation was held at Bruins
wick on Monday last, when the following Di-
rectors were elected:
Richard d. Rice, Horatio N, Jose, John B.
Brown, George F. Patten, VIM. D. Sewall,
HIS. Hager, N. M. Whitmorc, Darius Alden,
Philander CODurn. At subsequent meet
ingof the Directors, Judge Rice was re- elected
President. 49, s. Is. s
The Directors were authorized to raise by
issue of stock or loans the amount necessary
to complete the Improvements on the road.
RAILWAY TRAFF1o.--The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Jan. 18th, were ssas
Passengers. $21, 723. 90
Express freight, mails and sundries, 3,l24.OO
Freight and live stock, 73,7I0.OO
,as - Total, .basss slaasl as $9S,557. 90
Corresponding week last year, 108,681, 90
Decrease, $1O,1240O
BURNErr's original Cocoaine is the best
hair dressing in the world. {. 81. '' r ~.
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MOULD respectfully announce to tho eitlzepa ol
wv Portland and vicinity, that he has an +.
nave been in this city, we have CURED some al
the worst forms OF disease in persons who Nave tried
otner forms OF treatment in vain, and curing pa.
asked. do they stay cureds To answer this luestio
we will say that all that do not stay cuj ed ge viii
doctor the second time tor nothing. ~
Dr. d. has been pra;tiea. electrician icr Ia enty
0neyears, and il also regular graduated pliytfcfs
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic dsesscs
In the form of nervous sick headache; neureIfi.
In the head, neckor extremities; consumption wbeu
In the acute stages or where the lungs arc not Ipy
tayoivodi acute or chronic rheumatism se-ofula h,
diseases, white swellings, spina diseases varvatl
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted liynbs
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance eafness stan.
ton, constipation and liver complaint pies-we ours
every case that can be presented asthma bronoh.
complaints. ps4l '7T- 5-- $50
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.
WAsHINeToN Feh. :

The Tallahassee not CGptsered-=AE Movements of
Gen. SherW0n--D0ings of the Rebel Hous e
of ReDreSe9st0ticeS.F - - Isst $500
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AUCTION SALES.
:. N. PkTTKN, AUCTIoSEER. u EzsssBEs 81.
Ladies' CfFcuInss. saeques md
CmsAOehs al AuStlou

nN Thursday and Friday Feb. ID = 81 a A.
" NJ, and 81 n. Al afsofe no Ia A ddie 80 :.
occupied by q OiHsy Co. tie tnuHo stick o.
Z o.ks In said store bang the mot talehsiye ns-
made in the most thorough maf ner and ia tbs
LATEST styles; corsis irR tf Sacques, asttcks nd
Circulars made from esAins. Ihinchiila, I'D
cloth. PLUSH, Fur Beaver wac beayer, Frosted
Beaver, wool and UBien Beaver. TncJfs, &c /, &C
ms stock will he on exhibition IF erno pr vous to
ale. Every o. warranted Leriect. F'ery garment
must be sold without reserve. NopostI n,snt or
VINO or weather jans0d'd
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NOTICE..

FENHE Bond holders in the Ar d, oscogrin r r
= Co.. are notified that thsir meetine stands ad
]ourned te thursday next, Feb'y 3D. at 8 O'Clock
Street. Jos IT.sTEvH SHWSnnsg ~
ian3Odtd ! ,ssas.s ls ,,,,-1i --'s. SlsrA'
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TON. r-s.s Z. -
THE Co-patnership heretofore existing under the

"a u nCLEAvELAND and oSGOoD e' .sA
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness OF the firm will be settled by Mr.. CLEAvgLAND
to whom all demands should be paid. t,.lf 80
PARKER L. CLEAvRLAnD,
Is se-9s GALEN N. OsGooD. X g.sr
PORTLAND, Jan. %, 1865. = s.'i.l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
AUCTION sALEs.

TINTED STATES MILITARY nan
" ROADS.
OFFICE or AssT. oUARrERHAsrzR
WAsHNaroS, D. c., July Is, lss5.
u,g AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK
oi1asai l me following rolling stock: 'sH'a'
shoa ~ September 10, at the Portland Co.'S
az TItfIRsnsaa3i Maize six le) Locomotive Engines
sp9p ~ S9sto1' Mass Pour 10 Locomotive Engines
phiidsinhi y september 70 At Kennet Square near
feet eight and halt inch gauge 'e"' JARS iOur
On whDhssDaY September a. at Wilmington. Del
The above stock is all new, and Of the yer bssf
The engines are Eve feet gauge, I've fooi drivaf5
cylinders 1924 inches They be ehanred tn ~ @ a
gauge at a triaing expense. Ns4 " HArIo"
Sale to commence at 10 A. M
Terms; Cash In Government funds
,,os.. II. L ROBINSON
luly<efot BreTet Colonel and A. aM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
FRANCIS VINCENT,
CitV Alderman.

Market Street over the Fourth Street Market Hous,.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
~ PEACE, IN the city Of Wilmington. Collects Claim.
draws Deeds, Mortgages and other instruments ov writ
ing, &C. 6c kens and sells real estate and attends %
all private business. Pension Claims &e eoieefAd =
Money raised on Bonds and Mortgages Notes, 40
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns, scalds, Cuts.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises: ,:sprAins.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Bells Ulcers, Cancers.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cares Salt Rheum, Piles, Rrysipelas.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures RingWorm, Corns, &C., &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIB WITHOUT IT.
Only 25 Cents Boz.
ZOE BALE ny
J. ?. DINsM0RR, No. 49I Broadway, New York.
B. W; fOWLE Co., No. Is fremont Street Boston.
AID by all Druggists and Country storekeepers.
p281y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11

public with AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
FARMING MACHINERY ofthe best and most Improved
construction We shall manufacture and keep constant
" on hand wHANN's SUPERIOR RAW BONE SUPER.
PHOSPHATE and SpRoUps CRLEBRArRD BONE
DUST AND GROUND PLASTER. We solicit the
PAonase OF our friends and the public aud shall be
happy 70 supply them the most favorable terms All
orders sha receive PROMPT and falihfnl aiian iInn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
AUCTION SALES.
REAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
" AND MULES.
2b,ooo ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST,
IN the states OF New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana
Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey, and
the District of Columbia

ouARTERhAsrER GESHRAL's opylcE,
WASHINGTON, G., July y, 1865
WIZ be sold at public auction TO the lghest bidr AZ
tue time and places named below, viz:
NEW YORK
new, ioik CITY, Tuesday and Friday Of each week 200
new York city, Wednesday ofach week. 700 Mules each
EEimira Tuesday. August s. 900 Horses.
Ehiimlra, Iuesday, August 16, 400 Mules.
nloAnyi friday, August IS, 5UU Muies
Dunaio' wednesday, August 30, 100 Mules
n.,,. PENNSYLVANIA.
a.r Auepha' Thursday Of each week 200 Houses each
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday of eaeb vsap
100 Mules each day. VI 's0" "seA'
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week. 1850 Mules each
Pottsvllle, Tuesday, August l, 900 Muea
Ynal Ynhlinvsown, vo, Friday, August 4, 200 Mules.
IHork, friday, August a. 30 Horses
NNewgil,e Wednesday, August Q, 100 Hsrses.
SssN' SSswvilis' phur.dsy, August TO- iOl Mules
sneAuluBl friday, August IL, 200 Hotn,s
sSniPPensourgh, Wednesday, August l6 100 IIo,sss
sLie. SLie. lhursdAy, August II, 200 Horaes
wv1iiPl,pSnsoaisa, Tharsday, August H. 100 Mules
mliniAmsport, fridav, August 49, 200 Horses.
SdhhaiAnA, Monday August u, 200 Horses
o5s@ssrsbuIsb gTaSans.SdSy Ausast gs ioo Horses
Gnls9ni Friday, August 70, 2Ol Horses
SSarns,e' "Wednesday August ~ 100 Horses
NA''iSie' thursday, August 81 loo Mules.
SSoiiumbllSna, SiuII TuetdAy, August /, ioO Horses
salem, wednesday, August 2, 100 Horses
aailianee' Thursday, August 3, 2O1 Horses.
Cleveland Tuesday, August 8, 1000 Mals.
nAtsilion, Tuesday, August u.s. 200 Horses
CCIeetilne, Thursday, August II, 900 Mules
Cleveland Monday ASgqs, 1sE9 2l' 200 Horses.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August "a, Loo Muls.
- DELAWARE.
day s'A' -'o Horses eaoh
day. 'A "ssA' ~ aules each
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, August 10, 200 Mulas
Ir'n'on' thursday. August 81 200 Mules
~. MARYLAND
naltiinore, wednesday, August o. and Wednasd.y .,
0esn week thereater. 200 Horses each day -' VI
v.,A WASHINGTON D. q
EAeh week day, 200 Mules ~
p..h ,, GIEsB0RO, d. O.
A. arn.ay wses gay except Wednesday, 20O gorss,
- III f,sss,t,nnl1 10 purchase sunarior csss
now oe ed 70 ths nas r less than their true value ia
Though the majority Of ,h.
able sy are no longer sSa9 sa@ are sound and servico
be sold. SN 'n tue army, and must
Many Of the mules were bought in m. h..,..-,-
war, wnen young, aeeomptuisi ths s nning Of the
marches and camps, and are thorougbiy IN AT their
ed by exercise gentle and familiar f5f harden
surrounded by the soldiers. " D1lng no long
Animals will be sold Bingly
bale TO commence at 10 A NJ
Ierms-Canh In United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN
r,os .-oo breV. Brig. Gen. In eharRa
suty e2-e-oso0 Ist Div. Y, M. o. O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
NO CHARGES MADE FOR SERVICES
LEVI G. BIRD, LOCAL AGENT.
Office N. E. Cor Sixth and King Streets.
OFFICE HOURS sa.m., to 10 m,
D. m IN n m
NOTICE.
Farm for Sale UecII CO.. MA

Belog eScton and near Elk River, containing TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES with ~ fhonasnd
$4,000 Peach Tress three and four years n beapg Prrs
low and tsrns reasonable Apply 70 -'''
W. meOAyLLRY 4 CO..
@uhs coo Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
Living Home for Sale or to Lease

Living Home for Sale or to Lease
GE or Incidence prompts to ofer The above nstitu
II ton to some person who is anxious or more in
need OF soms paying business than AIN. have fully
stuoH, and made for 1t reputation ne ond to no other
In the country OF its age and we'll worth the attention Of
any person wishing paying business Of the kind will
sell the buildings with all tue 1xtures cost VauA.
tion with any amount Of land from forty acres; or
will sell Chestnut Grove Cottage my family residence,
containing IL rooms with tenant hOHse and other out
buildings and such amount Of land the purchaser
desire. The property Is ony onefoutth of mile outside
Of the city limits on the highlands, having full view Of
the city, and the ChristianA aud Delaware Rivers.
J. A. BROWN.
Wilmington, Del, Dec 10th. ls6l.--dec 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
A RARE CHANCE
For Speculation in Farm Land
Clay Land or City Lots.

1HEhE are now offered for sale within the city of VII
mngton 81 acres Of land about " OF d mile from
mArkeI street fronting Lancaster fke about seyeu
unareu ieet This land is beautifully and con Venept
oested Tor farming or gardening purposes and for TIE
manufacture OF bricks s really superior 10 nnv and
now In the market. 1t being more convrpieHt 10
ths Improving portion Of the atty than The brick ySrda In
the eastern section 1t has upon veTy good house
ana barh and other necessary buildiugs olhs abovs
lana aud premises will sold very bia ana AZ
easy terms For further particulars apply 10 "
WIN. hoOAULLEY CO..
Real Estate Brokers'
.Aae b06 Market Street
ep+o Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
PENINSULAR r. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

IN and after MONDAY; JULY gath, 1865, Trains for
" the accommodation OF Passengers will as ioows
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-11
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COmmencing Monday, July 2lIh, 1865,

NVA--~~-A~AAA6 AAVA4s@Jy SNAJ ~Ae"J ASNS'
TrAins will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WASH lN0r0N AVENUE, as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at A05 A. (MondAys excepted }
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington
fsrryvllle Havre de Grace Aberdeen, Perrymana and
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD TRAIN at 745 A. NJ.
(sundays excelted for Salisbury, Milford and Inter
mediate Stations.
wAYaAIL TRAIN at s.l5 A. NJ, Sundays excepted
for Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN st LIS p. N. Sundays excepted fol
Baltimore and Washington, stopping At Chester, Whining
ton, klkon, Perryyllle and HAvrs de Grace.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 355 P. NJ Sundays excepted,l fti
Baltimore and Warrington, stopping az WILMINGTON
PeIIymans kdgewood, Magnolia. and stemmsrs Run.
NIGHT ExPkESs at II Is p. NJ. for Baltimore and
washington stopping at Chester Wilmington, Newark,
hhton, Norlh-EAst, PerryVtle, AID Havre do Grace.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe Norfolk City Point
aud Richmond aSiS wlll take the iis r @ M Train
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
mipgtsn.
Leave Philadelphia 745, 10 10 A. 200 s. sO g. 90,
ZOO and 0OUP NJ The p NJ train connects with Del
aware Railroad for Milford And intermediate stations
The 900 p NJ. train runs to Perryyie.
Leave Wilmington at Gas, 800 and $40 A. NJ, 200,
AOo. 49, AID $50 Nj.
Train leaves Perryvills at 80 A. NJ. connecting at
Trains Tor New Castle leave Philadelphia at Tl5 and
lolb A; NJ 500 and 500 P. NJ. -
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1900 NJ, All. SO and 1854 p. ~
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester At ~ 4s and lola A. Nj, l2.3e, 24s
From BALTIMoRE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore S25 A. Nj, Way Mail. lilo P. NJ, Bx.
press AIS p h Way Train. 6,s5 P. M, Express, 9.25
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 1854 A. NJ, 150 aud IL 50PM.
Wilmington at 5l3, e.35 A. NJ, 2.g5, 5.O2 and
l225 ?. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.05 A. NJ, for Baltimore and
Washington stopping at Wilmington perryville Havre
de Grace, Absrdeen PerrymAn's and Magnolia.
NIGHT E4PhEsS at lilo ?. NJ, for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester, Tor Baltimore and
Washington passengers) Wilmington, Newark, Elkton,
North East, Perryville and HAvre do Grace.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at 10 P. NJ for Wilmington
and Way stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 925 p. NJ, stopping az Hayre de
Grace, PerTyve and Wilmington Also stops at Ekton
and Newark Ito take passengers Philadelphia and leave
passengers from Washington Baltmsre and Chester
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washington,
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at $50 p. NJ
H. T. KENNEY, Superintendent
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
QoGtrg.
After Maryland, Missouri.

Sleeping orwakiug, which brought me the vision
Out Of the mystical clOud-laad Of dreams
Out of some mysticsldreAm-lan Elysian
Beautiful, martyred Missouri il seems.
Stay till | paint il still fresh with the morning
Ere the buds blossom, ths dew dies away,
Ere the FIRST fiu,h AID The beauty Of dswning
Melt in the blaze Of the fast coming day.
Feet that are standing though naked and bleed
ing,
On the rough II" "untain top gained by their toll
Fatigue, nor danger nor Weariness hseding
Thrilling with lite that is spurning the soil,
Garments all battle-wVrn, bOod-stained, reveal
ing
Blowing far bavk in the wild mountain wind,
New, cru el scars that seek vainly conceaIing,
Scars thgs we're won in the struggle behind.
Sunlight just gliding the mountain top hOary,
Behind aud around her, the grim clouds Of
night
Eager arms stretched out toward the glad glory,
Beautiful face all ablaze with tue light.
All our own Maryland :beaTipg the banner
Now in glad earnest the Hag Of the free,
Shout from the fea-sbore q joy yiul hOsanna,
LO! shs i. spunslns Freedom and thee.
A. B.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Philosophy for the Discarded.

Yes, she was faise-hearteu, "a every one kGows;
She Was won by aRothSrs mustaches and peif :
And shall regret that he pays for elo thes,
Or sigh that have a whole bsd to myself
20 you think should weep when foot up my bills
And find no items of feathers and lace,
OF cotton and crino inc, trimmings anu frills,
OF corsets, and bustles. or rouge for the face i?
Should grieve that the dear one once fOndy adored
Now tests the new broom on another mans h4a
Should mOurR when my rival "comes down" for
her board,
And lOng to fork over the greenbaeks instead :
Should IAuguish and pine when travel by rail.
Because I'm not buried in traps" to tue ears?
Should | banker each night tOT sn infantile vail,
Aud yearn to buy whistles for nine little dearEH
Should strive in gin-cocktails to drown such re-
grets,
Should take brAndy-smashes to smash up
woes .ts
Should take TO horse racing, or venture
Or seek consolation in sixne~
-..v and encore at the Bowery dances
'Cause be was caught first in the Oonjuga bands
All, ne He may live with his package of ancies, y
With my thanks that he's taken her OF from my
hands
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The Celebrated teacher Rabbi Meir
sat during the whole of one Sabbath day
in the public school, inslruc,ing the peo
pie. During his absence from the house
his TWO sons died, both of them. of un
common beauty, and enlightened 10 th'
law. HIS wife bore them 10 her bee
chamber, laid them upon the marriage
bed, and spread a white covering over
their bodies. La the evening The Rab.
bi came home.
She reached him gOtlet. He prais-
ed the Lord at the going out of the Sab.
bath, drank and asked:
Where are my two sons, that | may
give them pay blessing? | repeatedly
looked around the school, and did not
see them there. Where are my sons.
that they too may drink of the cup of
blessing :
They will no; be far off," she said
and placed food before hum, that be
might eat.
tie was in a gladstone, and genial
mood, aud when had SAID grace after
lae meal, she thus addressed him
"Rstbi, with Thy PERMISSION would
tam propose 20 thee one question:
ASK II ,heu my love-" he replied.
a few days ago a person entrusted
some Jewels to nay custody; now lie de-
mauds phem again. Should / give them
up!
This is a Gu siion." said RaLbi Meir,
which my wife should n lave thought
II necessary To ask What! wOuIdsI
Iho6 he ltat,, or hr r, luctant TO restore
To every on his own g.
NJ she replied '>bul yet | thought
1t best ut to restore them without &C
qnaintIne you there with"
She thel led him TO the chamber, and
stepping TO lhe byd took the Whne GOV
erlpg from the dead bodies.
'Ah, my sons, mY sous" loudly la
menled The father. My sons, the light,
of ny eyes spd Ihe light of my uadrr-
standing | was your father, bu, YOU
were my teachers in the law"
The mother turned away, and wept
bitterly. Al length she took her hus.
band by lhe hand, and said:
Rabbi, dldst thou not teach me tha,
we must not be reluctant to restore that
which was intrusted TO our keeping g.
See, the Lord gave. and the Lord lake,h
away. and blessed be the name Of The
Lord"
blessed he tho name of the Lord "
echoed Rahbi Meir; sand blessed be his
name for thy sake. too, for we'll is II
written, "Wheso hath found virluous
wife hath a greater treasure than costly
pearls. She Opene,h her mouth with
wisdom, and in her tongue is the law Of
kindness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
New Remedies foI
SPERMAT0RRHGA.
WARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADTBPHTA

PHILADELPHIA
+oient 4sisffftIfioB established by special En-
~. JoTFEs Relief Of the Sick and Distressed
iSah 2lrafieHf and Chronic Diseases, and
~ for the Cure of Diseases Of the Sexual
ACAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Acting
Reports on SPerIpAt0rrh1s, and other dis
ne SeEual Organs, and on the NEW REME-
ioyeo IN the Dispensarys gent in sealed letter
free Of charge. Two or-salsse Stamps accept
Oh: J. sKILLIN HOUGHTGsg, Howard As
o; - south Ninth Street, Phtyssslphia, Pa.
ia, 1851 Ha1-Iy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-26
MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
wi In THE CITY OF wABHlN0roN,

In order to give definite shape 10 the desire 80
generally expressed ihGt = suitable Monument
should be erected In the city Of Washington "
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln, the City Coun-
ellis Of Washington have taken action, resulting
in the formation Of an Association 10 be called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOC
CITATION, with the following oniesrsi
Presiaent-RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
BOcrelATy-CROsBY D. MOVES.
TreasurcT--oEoR1B W. RIGGS.
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
Il IL PROPOSED " saiss fss ths purpose ~. sum
IN amount IRON one dollar 70 ten per individual
sush n The general solisituds 10 eohtributs for
.ush a On rposs that II IL not doubted that the
amount requisite can be promptly raised and the
monument erected within the yeNr $50.
Duly authorized collectors will be designated
for this DintriGt, and persons Throughout the
| country disposed 10 sontrtbuts can send their
| contributors to GEORGE W. Rl0os, ksq., Treas
| uTeT Of the Association.
Az n may bo diaeult 10 send individual re-.
csipts for lha contributions received, they VIII
be aeknOWlodgsi from time TO time through the
n ia sSTpsstly hoped that every nsWSPARsE
Throughout the country will call attention % ths
object Of this Association, and give such edlto
rial encouragement ~ shall secure general rec
ID h he desire Of the Association 10 'Sise !
monum snt that shall be properly commamoTAnN,
Of the sublime life And ShsTAessI ~ Ihs nn.',S
dseeAaed-one that shan Dc ereahADip hEA"
the city and the nation; ,.,,,I.,L.
VIII saeh ends 10 view, II IL not doubted thh
this appeal will meet prompt ana sslss H.,
| Feaponse. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-26
myll-lT

ToHN r. ELyANs 4 CO.,
u o. Louisiana ave. and sos street,
:. WARRINGTON, d. O., AA
DHALBRs ~ TO-. g.. W.
IRON AND sTkkL-
SWEDISH IRoN-ordlbAry slsss.
REFINED IRON.
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