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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-18

Would these children have a Comfortable home, and
the means OF eduGatIonl Would this wife be indePen
dent OF the cold charities Of the woTldl Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided lori Would my
estate pay my debtsS Would there be no saerihce Of
property by forced sales ol an adm illustrator to meet
she demands olcredtorss made when the market
tends downward and fair prices cannot be TeaNgedih
How lew can answer theBe question 70 their saiisac
toni They fear 10 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have Along lease on life This both ioo
ish and eoWardly. The brave man .l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-18

CoLUMBuEi o. January IL, 1886.
II Is heceoy certified, that the fore rteoDg is ccree
copy oi the ststement the Conuition ui the Nor.h
American Fire Insurance psDy CfIartiord, mace
to aud filed in this Office, for tie year 1865.
t5EAL. " itness nv hand an seal oficisli,
l5TAMP JAS. Ii. GOLDMAN,
Auditor OF state
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-18
ihat ne may 9rapple Win II; the Wise man that he
may study ts nature and palae It's threatening The
means OF paauon uTs at hand, OF easy access 70 all

DO UH3T0 1TI"T H1I
sgo.a aI.1 9cjs aoiasy3 ysblsis7
h'ao't haa i-7 efo.mrH bga b.10 no
e71aa "a .o f.-.-.ss.nrcl
'h g11 'ai 'a mccg l7oE " E
la1 @ s7ssssm slfssrisfg ls4g7
LIF5 rdI INSU h A0nJ ca /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12


oi the land which has borne them,
that they may be worthy OF, and
aI.e 70 preserve the freedom their
elder brothers and their -ires are
purchasing with their blood
have served 10 the field since
the commencement IT the war !
believe understanr the wants "f
her soldiers--l know that ! sympa-
ihize with them.
labored with the sages Of Tex
as from the fret yeai7 OF her indie
pendehee IN framing heF civil ~.
stituuons lhold these institutions
consequently IN strong natural at
lection All my subsistence, for
long years previous To The war,
was derived solely iron the eulti-
yation Of the earth
J believe that the interests Of the
soldiers ~ the army. aud u the cit.
I1cns at home, are identical aud in
seePerAnie ! shonId nope to be
able to harmpnize these interests,
ns wen as those OF the ooniedcracy
on 'ne issue on the war are Stakrd
an our interests our honor--every
mug we hold most dear and sacred
N NE.
am on duty win ny command
al galveston, the advanced post OF
= AZ 81 IS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

Ep,roS lfLteGArA --f"t s.Net"
weeks past have bren Receiving
Htiers from different parts ol opi
state. inviting me 70 beacandidate
for Governor II appears to me
that the people have been acting
with great wisdom ~ the grave
circumstance ~h'th snIieued ns,
IN weighing deliberately tae 9nN'i
dcatioos Of the proposed eaai an'cs
A. ! continue io receive Invitations
from remote Districts ~ 'nt Sta''
East aud West, as weN as from INC
more V'"'''' ,V.' Jus : ~ 49,
n''''" I'VE '' ','''''.' ~, ~ ~ ~
40, I, S'''S'y ~ -? '' ,
ny F" w wy 'V ,,' Wv ''''' ~
Sat-
In Tho ni.',ty contest /, which
vr ~. ,,,. y. -,~.1 f 4. his sf
rmn conviction thtt we shon,d
maintain upinpa..rd Che treat min
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

UA- Tie following beautiful lines were
h.naoJ :. .arn..i 80 - ~
""""'' u' 'o'e'AI Weeks ago from no
want Of appreciation Of their literary mer.
:, q, ,,a,s,ta.. :, a.. -, -.
deceased has their nublica,ion becn do.
'''o'' nc a"to'oiie CHARACTER u feeep'
events must constitute our apology.
Prom the Traps Mis-i..ip,i E,it.,,
ftNro az r.p re,,u ~ n,,,
Wv '"S N"a N VI INV q J.
HAMu.L.
shall W mourn ipf the dead who live conc %
"a"li we 'oi ihe loved VITO iuf.fcF Nc
i, eiest
". " 'ull ". eNll 'heE paes ION Tue splut la'd
sh''e thetp aRA,h WIN "uf -'ftn"iug bind
~ "usl ". aus''" tu"it etp"ns of g,ofy away
u" F,aht inA ',eHn on ui"N vl cay
N'nid P"nse TIE song on uheif ralrured
- Vasr
,.,..... ....s..,.,.,.o,.,.-,,-
a a. WY Ivy ut'0'at neitn U $40 aha zone
ne llght o' NE 'ts beauty ant gl'ry ar gone
MS voice 80 losea' Is hazhsd 10 the silent
~, wID ~
i'A n9o,e ''''h W. '''o W 'na '0aihnef' ~
t,'"W
nv. ~. IN, ~. ''"' """e' anu your s'''
~ rVs wv y, o u.s.
bi.c,e A'' 90
yo,,'Ii 10 bi, ,,at, stt ,,y,,,,a.
Ts s,nst one ny one ueath 'he en',llns
Ihef lis'AeH - t'h3 hAd thoif sr'rts 70 "na'
fo ,,, 'h,lGtsn ars give, 2as .l one alone
You had prayed that your Jo'epb, The child
NJ, ~ -, IL. Ill. t,...... ,....-.
ana !. r, MAJ IN re =, re el y go'
~. ,..- ,,,
a'thf' We S,l You nave loytl I" your uHhi
:" w, .'sit ,' s's 'l.''au uuah Is s""s
ahl uIsht. tes'h Ass wee 'hra ana th"fe
WIN wings Ut light and shining hair.
NV nc i'''s on sN' "'a 'ne Ahf uah''
Ane wa greer }@d WIN ~ on hlfa VI ahd .
i,'' p, Nn'lo.s KY, '' WIN hl' ahf,l su'''
''' we owed o. '''''' '''' ''''1 ~ H'' sue
fb' Sister, the noble. the Young and the
bgave
A-c marching ,ti'l o. ihr tlient grave.
the HIyety comic VI liie are lu1sur
By Mother. by friead by Rr,,her 4nd Saa.
rfniha, n b..I them again Va Ii. home D. ~.
AMI strengthen isrit ss,,re with cternal love 4.
ST forever olr owed arr passing away.
% " '' 90
D..,r Hr,t}..r. IA Clr.., WINS, ,s.. ..r.. lara he
one laborsr more fran tUe ae.I b. gsac.
I,ttur harvest ID whit, sith tAs ,.ty.nf. sam.
Astle yclfs pass hy s. 30, D.. vailed o. }Ulr
resi-
Ir 9 .H IL d. f.s... .Y.4a- 4. tH sts ....tt... .#
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

\ Washington telegram states the IN
jurics la,,ly received hy Secretary seward
will probably nec@l,atc his rctiremen,
IRON pahlic lie Senator Sumner and Min.
,ster Charles +. Adams are mentioned as
tho probable SUCCESSORS 10 Nr Seward
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
The Latest News.

NHTtftlHFi, WAY rtn, 1909,
New Orleans Times. May 2nd, Wa
Department, Washington, April q, g3l
/ A. n Maj. Gen. Dix J Wilkes Booit
and Harold were chased from the swamp
in 81. Msrys county, Md, to Garrett'
farm near Port Royal on the Rappaban
mock, by Col. Bakers force. The barn il
which they took refuge was fred, Boot
In attempting to make his escape was .hp
IN the bead and killed. lingering abou
three hours Harold was captured
Booths body with Harold are now here
Signed
l. VI. STANTON, Sec OF War
War Department, April 81, $50 A. NJ
To Maj Gen Dix The department, hai
received the following dispatch from Mai
Gen iIalecs, commanding the military
division Of the james
! Generals Capby and Thomas were in
structed some days ago that Sbermans az
rsngemeut with Johnston was disspprov
ed by the Presideu, and they were order.
ed to disr, gard it and push the energy ia
every direction.
: signed,
{ j. NJ STANTON.
I Richmond April %, go p. Mo Hon +
~. stanton. secretary Of War Gen'i- Meade
/ -hofidtG and Wright are acting under order.
Z % pay 70 regard 20 any truce otder- OF Gen
sherman, respect ng hostili'ies on The ground
that sherman aEct emeni con bind hia WI
comm,nl and others. They are directed : o.
pa b lorw ID cSirdles- " al ordef, from any
mo except Grant and cnto- Johntsan retreat
/ Iienurrnd has teiceaphed to psnville tia,
a new trf1ngninr,' has been made with -her
man aud ula, iue siyaaec NJ size 6th co ps Wa
, 90 b. -s-peuded uat further orders aud have
i,lcgpr'itd '1ct 20 obey 90 order o. sherman
hu' to pu.h fnrwtfi ls ,ap'Aly a. possible.
lh' haubef. here have Information tina, Jaf.
nayia specie Is sowing ~nnth irem Cpldsboro
30 wagon as ,i-t As possible.
1cFrsi tNt Hlrrs be irrcfaphcd fhrou ~
Gen lhnmNs fht' Nils'u obey M order from
sherman au1 notifying him aud Gen Canay
ana c.um ude' Hi ilc Mississippi a. t,kf
nH sure- POO li.UeHi The keusl eAact lBd tHc.t
N.HHl.r lAr sprt'a taken eith them. B. est.
mated ben 70 from ,it g. thirteen million dol
I.rs
tSilHra) II W. HALLtCk,
Mag htn,, COMMANDING.
N Aeilt''I'N APFI - Nc .'a5' DID B
laitr td Ton ..- me borrowing w t' 'ih
Bo''l 'u3 'lAFf"sl arrived ~ 't3Fr''i'
some day, $50. 49, 'u "a.sirf w
efI'yl's. \ party o' lear ', A'r accom-
rat.'t n.m who sp1a' of hoo'a as O
raaal q Vi .rd'f on Ai. way cine, AM
'H.' 'ht Ne.rd '' '"|' H1a IhtIr al
5he .lH' f'.'t p 'A, -V'h yesterday
j. .9." 'ubN l' .''' "'A.d on
g. "e4., "' '' %. r.3". .'np'"'h',i '
hi' auNi' t l'9' 'i'" m'"s Ai
H.. tA"I|n %.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

1 ite VINO now, not by the grace OF God
+ Is called to preside over the des,iuies o.
/ The people Of the United States. will Show
no lentncy, no mercy whatever to the sup
/ posed traitors. In a recent speech al
Washington. while rejoicing over the fall
OF Richmond, he said ! lave no compro
misc, whatever. TO make with traitors.
would give them the axe and the haltnr
and divide out their aBi4 TO the Union
, soldiers This is what you may expect
a. the hands Of President johnson Know
ins lull well what IS to b. our fate and
looking every danger which now surrounds
u, squarely in the face my deliberate nd
vice to you. soldiers citiz,us, fathers
mothers, sisters, brothers TO each and to
all t., that you resist with all the power
that God has given you. brutal and var
dal enemy who knows 10 mercy, and who
respects neither age. sex. nor condition
! bat yon fight on--hght ever--that you
never think Of despair, nor dream Of laying
down your arms. LET the soldier DO his
duty. Let the citizen do his let each
assist aad support the other let the gal
liant Texan vie with b.. brave brother
soldier fom Arkansas. let the l.ouisian.
ian show TO the sons Of Missouri that i'm.
mortal courage SO often displayed by all
on every battle hcli and the Col Of right
1911, "'' IL IT, own good tu'- pflns you Ie'
,''v'""e, ,'Vi' an your eheih"S III WIS
"'to ""a '''F tes''Vr' you VIII nave 'he
safInest approval, the smiles and -ympa
'hvlic tears pf every woman in this D.
~" W "''a,i' io',! "u'h"u "Al
w - n''' ~ ,oV '',-'''' d. 10. Cr'''
,7,'s " '''e i'S' " ''''' II N''lou +"
I"' .n' '". . .' "', 10 u are N,aN ana zen
u,, ''' wy l.''' ~. ~. ""''' w. uS 'U1
800 "' '''U'As. '',i Ger mart ~
"'"'' we 'b' d. '-
~ ' ''., ''' 9'',''' o' son '.'l' az. d
"" i.'P'' my VIII "' ''' '"-' '' 49,
WV IN w ID I'D. d'Nn th'r "'in
".',! say 'a .n' .H. 'Iias
J '1 ''n rover VISA 'HrA back.
y '.r- r"'r .r.'fr
fi.irsu, ut t.HlfaiaHl I vsud p.pari
.H rr4 vf4. a.ipa .gr uf-u.r...
..... e..p ,.p from no. army. '1 do
tp4r MN. .p sustain and. and comfort
o.. -1iip.s mmfr, II /. Oh. imr.r,
uN iui, of rscry uue. aho can give or q,
ultuias - thr Gauss. tu give and De %
u3w Provision must Dee mad, Gr th.
'u ,ltho-. abo.ars fighting u,ir bus.
o.. 4 .ug rus hm 'g az bonn. is t..
gIei yA,asr Ter sa'dirs absence
H .s cmmanl Sa 90 n ,ha. uo
.'. .Ni, Wr. .4ta mu,.y. nr dear
i.. u ia sour power to prpvepi a. Ii
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12


Nothitf' @ LouhiGHo y Texas %
.fkdnms, AMI .hi"ouft.
hno,her disaster Ia, ec'alien tho arms
81 me Non'edetaey A large portion Of
The Army of Northern Virginia, to The
NUMBER OF ten thousand men, with orr be-
loved Commaoder, Heneral Robert Il.
i.se, have been compelled TO capituate
These melancholy tidlngs come to us In
sucn shape ~ 70 Fave no doubt Of their
authenticity. Believing in the propriety
and safety OF irnth at all times ! have no
wish to withhold or disguise il today
ms misfortune brings ls 10 crisis in our
eonu'ry's contest. !, has deprived US Of
corps OF heroic soldier uncqualled in
discipline, courage. aud efficiency, and Of
leader peerless among living Generals.
But, soldiers, our cause is not lost, Your
patriotism, Your for,itude and your fdeli-
y have been proved beyond all praise
during Tour long years Of war You will
not pause nov 10 calculate the chances OF
sncccs' You know that your country
looks TO you in this her hour Of -evercsi
triai' and that all you hold dear on earth
"a no~ o. stake. by that strong bond
you and |, aud al who have engaged IN
IA" war 10, 'feedom--this resistance to
'yranny--'h,s armed 'indea'ion OF our
lAi!o"ea tisht--afe held sod most arm
Psueeo' one 10 Ano'hf'' ana eaeh toaii'
!" P~rse',re an'h 'he 'ss' ray OF nop
sa1isne' W '"c uarah'~ o' uespo' 'm'
2oid'e,> un'', WIN me IN Tue reoc'a OF
ms solemn piea2e' 10 STAND as patriots
'no ''ee'n'h n'H'S 70 thls hpiy cause 10
storm W suusf"n'' III ms oF'nue or sue
Srss' 'h'oush COCO report ana through
,'' report ana 10 ueh' our wicked in'a
dttt nov ahu Tor hu TINE 10 cpinr, IA ur-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
Owls Sr,Sr,S o's Of War,
CO\SCRlFl.


Irnce beat Hodge arrived last night
bringing - I.oai- paper n the list,
nom which we extract tine following
New YORK. April 29.-The Herald
Newborn correspondent OF the 9Th, says
the Lamentations Of sherman's esmy over
the assassination Ct Presiden, Lincoln were
suddenly changed to rejoicing al The ap
pcarsnce Of Gen Grsnt
The term, granted Johnston, embrace
m the surrender four armics n the militia
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

II, s,,lcn, loheson has appointed Thsrs,
day May the oath inst, asa day Of ha'
initiation aad mourning and recomVep1s
HE fellow citizens then 70 assemble Niheif
respective places OF worship there e unite
in solemn service TO Almighty God IN mem
DRY Of ,hc good man who has eesn removed
80 that all shall be occupied a, the same
time in contemplation OF his virtues AMI
sorrow nr bis sndisn ani violent rnaq
ritref
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

writer In the N.v w. ,r.f,.,...
give, the following as lie innressi... :.
Gen Single,o. who -ecc,,tv y;.i,,a "a
moud on a peace mission
=. The southern pepf.le Arr aro,vio-,
,o- n,nee M, -, -. ".' ''uN 80
or ioabi tbeir ,biIi,y IN .c,.,;,.,. 40 la''r.,
sacces<olly bpt "a .,s,, ,,..n,a W "a'
- women AMI children the o,iy,t;nn, aa,
4uaering, N, eartiou,,,r ,,rs, rr,,,,i-,,. ~"'
.. ilr thinks il IA !, ,ba 49, y? a.
North Ia re,,pst.y~tior he ~ a ~ W.
,ral term. Ia bs ro..,4.-.5 "a -
u.an dt-ip, a.. ,,,,is,,c. ~ .,.r.f 80
The saptb u,u nj, 80,
sirgr,iop prnp se.,.,,,be, -
riears.t raTavpi,io,. - he -. - -
Sta fe.retV ~ 4, a..a,,,! "a - -.
,s.li al ,,',. 90 80 - II - ~
rgyer~r,.,, 49,. ;,,Ir,i.i ~ ''''''s'''
Ib,, I'm 81, -, f..
.,ao6 IL ih. ..,. ,, ,..ils.g.,s.,..ss ~
II wound b, pr,sspt., s,-,e,de,sa s,, :.
nothing e.as -ep,sss II sboolI bs 81, ao,a
r..rss,I5, ......i..l La a'l'. ,' ~ MIR oo'H
~ r,coD.tt.e,io, .acg,ad Inv rns't, ~ NJ "i
amepdm.nis
lie thiuks they can prescott. the
war Indefinitely bri not without yres, sui
isring and sacrifice, which they a'c prepsi
ed ~ make, rs'htr than submi, 10 any
iems that d. not rocoFwzo their rcgkz,,
equality, aui arr al.ka honorable 20 Doth
sections
Tie s1Ys b" 0ev'r lived batter than
h dd 10 Richmond. 50 iar as The slbstan,
i.a4' are eoucfrnHi that DC i1and every.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

lsom dispatch 10 the New Orleans
Bee OF the lei inst IRON Memphis the a1ih
uli., ", learn that the stesnsr SGltans,
Captain Mason. from New olsaps with
1900 people on board 1894 OF whom sers
exchanged Federal prisoners from vicks.
burg. exploded one of her bo,eu. Tho
boat With it's mass OF living sreiaa. took
fire IN the vicinity OF the ensipsv and in
short time, she WAS burn, 10 10 tbs waters
edge rally one thousand persons per
ishol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

Ei.hteea NORTHERN states have -Asidea the
afpp ,..i slsaAmeu, g. ths f.isfi Cnns't,4
tirn - NJ African siastff
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

s@- TIE following beautiful lines we're
handed Us several weeks ago. From no
want Of appreciation OF their liternry mer-
1t or forge,tulncss 0, the virtues Of tue
deceased has their Publication been de-
layed. The absorbing character Of recent
events must constitute our apology.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
HENRY " ALLEN,
L. 49, "a .u...nun

Executive oHce Shreveport, Louis
ana tp,.l % '6i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

FOrRrW OP July At ALBANY-Ck\fNAo
GsANT TO b. THgRf.-Thc citizens OF Ncan' ore az.
raun ing ar celebration of the coming nnin'e sSiy ~
our National lnirpsndence On grand scale lac ora
zion, 1t il expected. will he delivered ny heN, ~
Chaplin OF this CITY Generals Hooker. Logan am '"ir
and perhap. Admiral Farragut ere 10 bo present ana
the viii be wohs II tne day ire tHess'
and the nuspic!ous OCCASION Genera Grant ~ h's' "
nounccd The ~ cninc Journal SPEAKS thus COL '.h'N
az this mart OF tae Arrangements. Our otLtht VIII
soon be allowed an opportunity u seeing the ota's
warrior and giving him substantial rra1' ~ thtf ei
ration The D, ogrammc Of arrangements Tor or 'o'e
bration on tho forthcoming Fourth II July eu'iTaces
his reception. lie has positive.y rtom'se. Co'''ho'
Feuton that he will be In AlbaBy on that das i'h"h
inc there till late IN the aitsr~n when he h sea'o
for Saratoga, take part IN H.. grand oofe ces'ra
there, commemorative of the capture az N~AtDa
This arrangement may. therefore. W eo"s"''s"
seit led tleI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

MosDAY june I2--P. NJ.
Gold opened at 1881! sold up 10 III aud closed at
al. Tho market was strong throughout The day
and closed firm.
Government stock. were dull and little lower for
The ,-2Os and 6s Of 1881. The Io-i0s were steady
A. 30, 1o6l In bank stocks and Investment shares
h,,lo doing Border state stocks are firm, and for
Tennessee 10 y was bid. Tho miscellaneous shares
are STEADY. For railway shares better prices were
paid at tho Stock Exchange, but at tho advance
sellers we're abundant aud prices broke. The market
soon recovered and Erie sold as high ~ -.
Brokers report n fair cuisines. from ont Of town,
and very moderate orders from merchants and 9th
cr, in town who deal in stocks the hesltancy
shown by the swarm which hoyeTs about
Wall-st is probably ean-rd by the want Of capital.
" hile gold since june, 1861 bas been falling from
~ to l,.s, Erie from ~, aud Michigan southern
from sjl, the prohts Of bull operators have taken
the same direction. The same process has been
going on in the assets of Spectators
moment. though smiling face is worn by
parties in trade. who have "only opcrs'ed incident
ally," there is mnch less money at their control
after taking care oi regular business than 10 any
time since tho Rebellion At the Second Board tho
market was dull with the exception of Cleveland
and Pittsburg which TO u in the street after
the Board the market was strong and very active.
The closing prices were New-York Central, %;
Reading, "3i; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 6si;
Northwestern Preferred, SCI. Money Is very
abundant, aud upon call is quoted at las per cent.
Commercial paper is quoted "a as per cent. The
banks Are increasing their legal tenders, and show
a gain of over s5,ooo,OoO upon tho week.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks this week and last:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
POSITION or THE DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH

POSITION or tue DUTCH kHfoRMhD HI Kun
Al the annual session ~ the synod Of the Protestant
Ieiormsl Dutch Church Of America, held al New
Brhn.wick, " j. last week, the following resolutions
were adopted:
E,ed rhst ihi. SYNOD recognizes. IN unfeisn-d aud
wont ,rft d. tho usrvel,us and ineIc Providence III
(;,d . tl. s.. yes particularly IN the victories oi Our
ARMIES the sutpr~s.on y the h-D-pn The Destruction Of
mon, AID prosp-r,y With mingled JOY and ham1iy We a.
is -. these hing. that Am<hty Sod Whose Tsht hani
md :, nos. holy arm eoi,en Him tie victory sDd ~hs
intense longing vii WStrh and pay Tot an outpouiins ot
HIS Spri Ia our .colreed and ,lt, snf ~ snail heal t d.
vo, console the ief SID remove tEs sins o. the naion
aid Only l"i'r "'' '' ~
O., Holy GhO.t. 80, -, -
h,,o.d Thsi recognize a. the siioalon which Tie
W. A. len tie southern states loud sud imperative call TO
ionic aud a. effort; ,nj ped,e pite!set 70 nee
cur utmost eKsrtion, Tor the hnnonznf ara evantririnf %
.s ropl.ion Ito siueorslon tts condition. OF the freed
men md tn. Restoring o. we.e places in Lon ny our Do
n.siic Missionary opefatpn' .,,,,
g. hssared, That while ave 10 fyHpsinN WIN NAV a"'
spiri, Of chrity born q Ipvrrsssm end
tfst wono tho vndson Of nsfics MA we pu"hn"h'
ard the dended and n. repeD'sn' or'yns hc ie''
ps...s Christ has forgiven us. 81,
Keiaed Tts IN tho sudden sDd violent 'rs'h 0' our
tried trusted Prerdet ABRAHAM Lincoln We Iecosn 49,
with submission offsiib mystery which sdys ne sl',
.la that God = ohssiisen.ni winch shows hst
pfh-d Nation and GAL n s OF 70 ~ ready OF
oar po-i 81 duty the Masters whether II come
a. middle wsrh Of the night ST the cock cIownE we
b.0 God the ncscusbe service that late beloved
for testimony for Christianity which he l'n behind hun
ana bis made conseeri- ourselves aies
lie country nIJ tho winch lived s0G died. tid
10 sts So, o0f WHOM De hopC,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
THE FOURTH OF JULy-PRBPARATIo@ FOX

THE FOURTH OF JULY-PRBPARATloss FOB
THE CULTIVATION Though measures have ye' pee"
adopted by the ciiy authorities in regard to the ceep
ton Of our national anniversary, We understand Una"
measures Of the amplest character are in contempaop
TO render the festivities Of Unprecedented MAGNITUDE
Sherman and Grant have just left us Inc ioPu'"''
have barely recovered the equanimity when WIS w
boisterously and joyously disturbed by the advent VI
these heroes in our midst. Perhaps sheridan may Pi'
us n ying visit which will be another occasion Tor JUN
laon or one Of tho former Generals may again hoo
rs with his presence in the interim pet"eeh ny ~
the Fourth: otherwise that anniversary wiz W vi
next excitement. 1t bids fair 10 more MAN tIati m
the antiepations Of siglseers Major Gen Sahuloru
is already making preparations Or Srahu lie
MAY All Of the city regiments ana those Oh bIVOA!
will make their usual parade; N addition 10 lhls nv
General will issue III general ORDERS an n, ,t
/ ton 20 al veteran and DINER reslmeni9 MI s,h
NAV be passing through the city to lolh whn
Tho rnilitia in the celebration. 4 distinguished lioc
will be accorded them in The procession nnd ~ iheIr
3 number will probably De large, ucy VII constitute
quite no,el feature II will be the irsi iime ,r h's
Years in which these worn battle scared deehrr
OF The Nations honor will have an opportunity 10 pc
on high their battered banners IN the sunshine o. an IN
conded peace in celebration II tho NLonal indolch'
1ence for which their fathers bed and persisted ad III
The maintenance OF which they themseyes-voItny
sons of noble sres have poured forth their blood hA"
water on the countless bate-heds when nave rec
dened our soil from o., Ohio - The Guli and nom the
Potomac 10 the Rio Bravo. 1t is 10 be hop,d that,
upon this occasion at least the cologed citizens val be
represented that the sable veterans. II IN! 81 Sanilh
ton Of them chance be IN the city, VIII be permitted
to take then places ~ the gierins tide and TO JON IN
the anthem Of 'Od John Brown whose soli nae
indeed led them marching GU on1 oi tAo aoy OF lh'
Shadow Of DEATH 20 The shining submits OF Tue D'eca
bio Mountains of Human Freedom The various c!'ic
organis atoms are also understand making pfephib
tons for grand turn outs which. with liberal aci"
on the part 81 the city authorities VIII c"lhpihe 10
render the coming festivities oi unprecedented "as"h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13
Hoard Of Coauciivaea.

STATED Srsuos--NoSpAr, June A. rs
O,pofA. +. O'Clock ~. y
The Hoard ne, patsrsnt to sdournment in tie" '.o"''
No IL CRY Fi'l.
Pre.eu,-C Gun Icn Robinson ko-er, Fr.Dh"sn' rA'er
q Lent Green. sn'ta and Roilly-i. -,
quorum answering to th't names GU f.. N' 'io
CLsRx declared LN he Board stood eaourrsd 10 ih"o"s
JAMES NJ swEFNY. tlerh.