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MISS ALCOTT's MOODS has aroused the
WI whole aiding public other novel has and tskes
.aots copies 10 supply The demand at
LORlNGS LIBRARY
shan any other novel added.
its written with mastery ability and remarkable power,
bearing the Impress Of deep sincere thoughta
Two CHAPTERS lMnORTALIZE TIE BOOK
Through Flood and Field aud Fire"
crowned with
"a Golden Wedding"
They haze equal In modern hctcn
Don't fail 10 read i.
Pios 81 ~ everywhere IN New-Yort-
LORING. Publisher,
No. 3i9 Washnrtonst, Boston
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limited STATES MARSHALL SALE

~ At the request o. large number Of eentInen who de,
purchase end In order bring the sao u cnhscAtsd
property the tax sale together the sro Q!
property heretofore advertised by he made this day N
the city Of Norfolk and situated Ia Norfolk and Portsmouth
cites In Norfolk County and in Elizabeth City County 10
adjourned Until MONDAY tho 18th day Of February next al
O'Clock H. At tho Court House don, City Hall building
Norfolk, Va
Dated January %, 1868
JOHN UNDERWOOD, ". &. MsnLsL
District Of VirxinlA
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GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ OF NEW.
THE ANNUAL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
VII iho pIsNo ~ tDe
ACADEMY or MUSIC

ON THURSDAY, FEB I'd, 1854
The most extensive prcpsfsons heyc been made by the
ni, ssts and masquerade respecting other
erTang enaents, the oSAAt of the sosaon-
Lke former o,cs0nB two Orshes'rp consisting OF
Of tho bes. moscAns under the direction OF Mr. A.
Bernstein win alte naey PERFORM without Interruption tho
newest and excellent bait and promenade music ret
entirely decorations have been expressly painted BY
Mr MAMMALIAN an rins the visitor charming AID brilliant
view Of tho Academy.
SUPPER Will BE SERVED LA CARTE.
Tho detailed floor for thu oy0nins Will b. maze
Known by placaris posted IN tho bsliroon
To prevent ding only limited number OF Tickets
Al gentleman AID lady, aud extra ladies' tickets
each viii be ssued snd hs Obtained only By way Of
hro1rh tho uembefs Of tho Ledorlans So
b. Lehman, No 81 Fast Your.h..ti Ma, Goepp Ma II;
Broadway; hi. Honor Mayor Guntberi Oswald 0ttcn6orr
No. II ChathamslJ G. AiHaIn No 100 Wallst; Eugene
Baln No n Exchange piioo Frederick kaY, No pe Bow
CIV, Irrmsnn Batter No. 80 Eichanse plsce IA. Goeci
No 80 ExchAngepsco NJ. Orsho No. 10 Patt,t Charles
change place, w. Bareto, Brosdst Chas Hsusek No. 80
aprnce.st y. Ka1fisnp No. % Nassott A Gosins, No
rs Besvofst q. Varrolmann No naDoyeratj H. Tell.
ka,np No. - Besvcr, a II. Drahe No. n Ferys, l.. A.
gra'.e. No $50 Glesnwchs' Otto Ernst No 81 bowery
Col Burge, No 81 Bowsryi w. Greih,nhagen No 81 Roc
VIM stsinwsy. Nc. II East Fourtcenth-st Philip Biz
singer, President German Ssgngs Bank jacob WndmUler.
trrsn Savings Bank VIM. Jslnsssu Lafsrse Holoi ".
Meyn No "a fosyytbst; Or 'oss No. Z. West Fourteenth
=. scknberth, No. % spring st. G. L. Dodge, No u Co
Ta foil wing 70 snlaon m Win re strictly adhered tot
No tickets cold the door, and received which do not
bear the name the ycntssn ntrodnc and tho member in
,oducnx Tickets without exception not transferable The
attached zach ticket will be- demanded Ut tho door, the
Itself 10 be- retained by tho holder and TO shown to
In. committee In tho hall room II required.
Tho most Rad cOulIo. al be- maintained
GEORGE nEMbACU, Secretary.
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LANDs-To ALL WANTING
6ouscs ano farms Uanieo.

w ANTED TO BUY STORE OF about 20 to
w deep aud rs feet vide situated beiscep Murray
and Canslsts and Church and E.ns,s. Adde'S t. r.,
Tribune Office.
WANTED--By four Young men, cheap Del
w aware or Maryland FARM LANDS. fcr cash address.
giving description aud pce. s. h. nAlTh, Cromwell Conn.,
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Houara Eprrios.
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lsvehoiders' Rebellion. or Chronicle Of WAr Events
Ssiye States Of tho Amertcan.born People
election Reurns for President Governors Con7rss,r1p,
.zc IN 1854 compared With the Presidential Veto In 1885,
Ssse Capitals GOVERNOR Sasfes. Tine Legislatures raoet
sine Of State ElectionsJ
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Popala, Vote by States fos 1856, 1860 and 1874
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NAvr Aoxsr's Orries, /

NEW JalUhry
WILL be Sold At Public Auction on We'd
w nesdsy the 9Th day Of February. tho Nsyy.Ysd,
r. the United States SIDE wheel Steamer MOBILE, With
bresdth 20 n In depth OF hold II r. In height from
lower TO deck, n In height from main 70 hurricane
d.ct n In Beam EngiDei diameter OF cylinder, n
inches stroke feet; Iron Paddie-wheels.
Also o. old Manila Rope lot Oah Shsvnss % TO ITS
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Cor ClndoIS
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Ncw Publications

~ VII Be published and for sale Saturday. February
TO- Bookseller, ond all had better order at once az
supplying orders ia adrdnee 81 ysS'.ea'''sd"
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LORD OAKBUHNS DAUGHTERS, by Mr'. ~ iln W
WOOD IL printed from the authors advanced p'G'i &
and will be published on saturday feDitl 9Th "o.ya ala
plets In one lar,e octave volume. GLlioin VIII
Cray" and Shadow OF AshlN dyst
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T ORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTERS,
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD.

LORD OAKBURN'S AUGHT'Ei;S:
LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTERS!
LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHIERS'
LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTERS!
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90 fet.
printing.

-,S'--------~---
.|SHARLES e.. SHELLEY,
STEAM JOB PRINTER,
NO 90 BARCLAYST,
,-,,, Elm. oy,ers 81 WORK done for the trade.
NTTNy TYPE! New Press New Books! ~!
Y Tn, rBsHhy,s JOB PRINTING OFFICE and agency
for Mi,nn. Gospel Treasury for nse No Faonst
Nsv Yort rders respectfully solicited Term, casn fato
Superintendent and Toscters arc invited 20 eau ana e1ne
WIEN. EVh'RDELL's SONS, No. lO4 Fulton.
w st--sTEAA' JOB PRINTERS and LAbLL NAN
UFACTURERS
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Amusemente.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIANO OPERA.
"A Director MARETZEK-
THIS MONDAY EVENING. Feb. 6. ats
THIRD SUBSCRIPTION EIGHT).
IL TROVATORE.
With Ms extraordinary cast, including r..
CAROZZl.ZUCCHl,
MOREN3I,
MASSIMILIANT,
WEINLIcH.
CONDUCTOR. ....;..lmhA maitb lLrh-
TO MORROW (TUEsDAYl EVENING, Feb: 7aa.
FAUST, FAUST, FAUST,
with it's splendid mise en- scene snd conplete cast
SIG BELLlNI az MEPHiSTOPHELES,
FOR THIS TIME ONLY.
WEDNESDAY EvENING-NORMA ,,oo
TuURSDAY-Opcra in Brooklyn-EkA DiAFoLo
FRIDAY EVENNO-LA TRAViATA.
SONORA CAROZZl-ZUCCHI
For the fret time In her great role OF NioleNa
NO MATINEE ON SATURDAY NEAI.
I'm active rehearsal Verdis last Opera,
LA FORZA DEL DESTlNO.
The sale OF secured seats ard tickets will commence TINS
morning at the box Office Of the Academy Beer Sehn
era NO. FOL Broadway; at Pond Co.'S No. 3tI broadway
and AT Root Anthony Co.'S, corner Nassau and Pns1a
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GRAND ITALIAN OPERA rrr,ry
ni,.c.o, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARETZEK.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEb. g.
rRA prAVOiO FRA DIAvOLO
with its superb mse en- and immense cast The sale OF
secured seats and tickets commences this morning.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Commences at a.
" Sole Lessee .nd NsnAIeru.s.......M Mira John Wood
NINTH WEEK NINTH WEEK
OF THE GREAT SENSATION OF THE SEASON
Ia tive Tsblesus and prologue, entitled
THE SHEETS OF NETWORK,
lhe production Of which has proved
GENUINE AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
rs vivid pictures OF those which not only appeal 70
thu sympathy but serve lessen OF hnmsniy TO all who
tLeuI constituting perfect rep e-entation Of
LIFE IN NETWORK,
arc received nightly With
TIE GREATEsT ENTHUSIASM
ever ELECTED IN this city
ny CROWDED HOUSES.
TIE GREAT rABLEAuN, - . >
NIGHTLY ENCORHD.
To all who intend messing this grea, drama
and 10 prevent ilsappoin at night, -
SEATS CAN BIZ SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Danting Afaoem,cs.

A DODWORTHs Dancing ACADEMIEA
"a No. 2l2 FrrrH-Av. 2srH sr, N. Y,
No. ~ NOSrAGUEsr BRooKLrS
Classes for Gentlemen TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVEM
INGs in Brookiyn--on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY.
in New.Yorh at q Q clock. Gail Tor Circular.
T H. Searngs Dancing Academy, 292 Fourth.
~ ave. near Twenty thirds-New Clss.ss Forming =
O'Clock for ladies' st clock Tor Gentlemen. Private Ca
fer the practice o. all the various grand dances Lessons giv
every day evening those gho wish TO earn quicky
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WINTER GARDEN.
w BOOTHS HAMLET.
Now Ia tho
TWEL II WEEK
Of nhroksn and uud minshed
aud which enthroncd by tho enthusiastic tat Of the
p''''' PERMANENT INSTITUTION.
EVERY NIGHT.
rTS SPLENDID CAST
SUPERB SCENERY.
ONE or THE N0BLEST PIECES or DRAMATIC
ART EVER SEEN IN ANY LAND OR IN ANY AGE.
EvfsY MAN, WON AND ciIIID IN ThE COM.
MUNITY HAS SEEN TIN. y. Herald.
Doors open at 81 Commences =. ~
Seats be scared for any number OF dy IN sdysnce
HIPPOTHEATRON. Begins at x.
III MONDAY EVENING FEB 6,
AND EVERY EvENlNG THIS WEEK
GRAND MArlNEEs on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
THE SEVENTH
AND pOSITIy ELY LAST WEEK OF
THIS GREAT CONC PANrOsuME OF
HARLEQUIN BLUE BEARD,
GORGEOUS SCENIC AND MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
COMIC SCENES AND INCIDENTS,
TUOVsANDs NIGHTLY
ENTIRE CHANGE OF THE
EQUESTRIAN AND OYMNASTlC PROGRAMME.
NPW HiPPODRAMATiC MARNELS
AND WONDERS OF THE ARENA
BY THE MATCiiLESS CoMpANY
OF GIfTrfRISG STAR ARTISTS,
uNRIyALED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SorVE -Posiiiyely The last week OF -
BLUE BEARD! BLUE BhAhp!
A. the ind Sina Cotnlc BuIcsque, ard Psnotuis
MONTHS IN PREPARATION.
y th new scenery. costuu,-., apprln,luents and
uNPRECEDENTED EFFECTS,
viii i- produced on
MONDAY. FED II
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MEMOIRS OF TIE LIVES AND WORMS We h'i'
srNT PAINTERS. FNGRAvERs, sCULPTORS

NEST PAINTERS, ENGRAvERS, sCUhPrVHS
AND ARCHITECTS,
Fo, the earliest ages to the pres ut fine ahe'e'lsa'y "
and condemned FROM, the best authorities including the
vofks Of vasar Laz I.ugcr. DE wsaeen' bryan fnkns
o., Wsloo,c Sir Charles EasaSe and Mr. Jameson. with
Clrouo.ogea Tables ofAr,s and their Schools riaes Of
Mopoarans, &c. ByS. SPO0NER. MD 2'o's' Royal S'''
OF about 10 pages. Picc slo. -
,prr p,pt.p FDI1lON ron SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.
ONE HUNDRED COPIES wi be printed uron lsrge
paper, in quaI;o size Tor illustrator ~ bei Tue on
iv tint he'd photos graphic Portraits Of the mo ebIated
men oned IN the work American snd fo:t isn ny WI
e Crs1t has been bestowed upon tie seize ion Of
he rtraits which the photograph have been nadea
ory 10 Europe e'ing uLdraSen expressly tor their
clectonaad they have been utcd with tho greatest care
with view durability by OF the first artists o ne day
Ii is confidently boesed that Ills ,aton judging from iLe
prices recently realized for private printed ooo~s Hd ihoae
of limited editions Will before the day If publication com
nsnd high premium upon tho sn1scnpion price, Abnt
few copies now remain unsod med ate application mus te
Lna6o to secure them.
Price, . vols, 4to. $40.
j. w EOL TON Publisher aud Importer.
No. a. broadway, Ncy,-N ork.
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Real Gstate for 6ale.
AN ELEGANT MANSION I, IN NEW v!

AN ELEGANT MANSION IN NEW
"A BRUNSWICK FOR SALE.-Thrre story brick mastic /
oil modern acres Of land green house and
spery stable abundance Of fruit. trees &c iu
OF all Kinds great variety Of grapesa In splendid CONDITION.
Cheap for cash II applied for soon
.. $3.50 NJ Il. SMITH. No 1870 Broadway, nrss door
NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-Lo-
Ocaed on the Hudson River about 10 miles north OF rough
keepse convenient TO osd depot containing about acres
land well fenced Stocked it'll fruit trees OF all kinds
In full bearing The hous. is large situated on high com
man ling eround gives delightful view OF the river noun
house. carr house barns sheds Ice house. and other ove
first class ba OF the best materials In the most oo
ans msnn.r and finished In equal to any The psce
will be sold h the furniture In the house. together WIN he
horses carriages segh &C.. 6c. desired or suitable
tennt 60 aid be procured will be- rented Price &io0o from
to $40 0oo remain the place For further par
tculs inquire Of JOHN BANKER ESQ., Cashier Hanover
Bank, OF Cashier City Bank OF Poughkeepsio.
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'NIMBER LAND.-FOR SALE in Pennsyl-

wants tree. CLIMBER LAND ofa5ou seven thousand
serc Th snt heavily covered with rtcel'n, timber IN
uorns facilities for sei- AMI rapid franspof'A
ton. lite lndls luabe poros u t- pgrchaSr money
ran remain bond rrd mortsFc. address Box NO. Ilv'
hiSde pha Pest-Ohes, Pennsyiva
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WOOD. 70 printed from the au'hoEs adVmce' u
and will be- published Saturday, February 10; .5.vaid
plete In ore arsr octave volume. uniform WIN 0"A az
Cray" and Shadow OF Ashi,dyst.
Price. 81 50 in Paper, or 81 90 IN Cloth.
MRS. HENRY WOODS OTHER B0oAs. :, "a
AGs cru o]'ou'N 81 sol VerueIs PrIo.,..,.... 20
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Squire TTevyn Heir... y -. .,..o,s T,n,h one
The above are each IN volume, psper covfS G'~ Wv
4, ano pabshod Ia youune cioth p'loe IN 50
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g.. Mo-, ....... 3. \ Lies Secret ''s''''''
,The ~. gsns Ncte e, Better for Worse 20
Above are each 10 one vcu1e paper SoTer, S'" ''
he'd Ia volume, ciOth pTicc = taSH'
srbs cbanninys......s " Aurora
fhe above arc one vouIe, paper cover. a. ~
editions sko published in one voaue' co Pe' - ~
each ,o III. .,,,rsr,s SAGE. ... %
Sas,y Eisht at Oaord. IS William Affair: -
~" OfuER MEM BOOKS JUST PUBLIshED'
Price - 80 in Paper or - III Cio'n
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The above are list Of some Of the best Book, thai have
been Published for years 80 /, ,,
~ No. so CHtSTNUT ST. Phns.. Pa
Publisher. Of Pe,erson's Detec;or Price = ~ yea.
eace free OF postage, receipt Of the price by rs
POR SALE BY ALL BOOhSELLthS.
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A RION SOCIETY. ..9.
"A The annual .,,, n.,r
WI" ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FEBRUARY Q, 1855.
WIT, HUMOR, FUN!
Tickets at e5 admitting gentleman and two ladies'
ira ladies, tf cts e. to BE- had from all tho members q IL
'''" BOXES WILL BE SOLD ONLY BY
A. strahrnsnn, No II Brosd ST., aud H. Nielsen 0fahaos
Dorset Cob No. l76 Cenuest.
THE COMMITTEE:
J. DTNGELSTEDT. No. Hsnoverst.
WIN. EDLER, No. Tts Broadway.
T.. FIEDLER, No. 50 Clifst
p FUCHS, No. IS Read--st.
y. KAMM, No. 1874 frontst.
EDW. SCHUBERTH No 80 Spring st.
H. STEINWAY, ST., Nos. n and 70 East Fouteensh -
T. WAIBEL No. 2tNiuiamst.
JOS. WEHRLE, eoruer Fourths ave- end FourteentA-A.
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nor SALE-A three-story brOwn-stone high
J. aoop DWELLING HOUSE. 2orto, Lot, 80 feeti In
rood order with oil modern improvements second
tween FoItyeiath and Forty nnthsis Price, slUoS ros
session short notice. Apply to WM r. LYON NO. ~
p.er
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Ncw 11nblirations.
W and EMBARKED EDITION Of

Nv BOUTON, vii! shortly Pubh'h'
A BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY OF THE FINE Ahi''
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a PIANO-FORTES, ! Prince MelodeOn and !
II Ev.rd Pedal Harp for sole TO let cheap Price, os
l25 $780, r. Gilbert Aolisn. $50, and white snd gold
u octave 300 Music taught and Pianos tuned BY Prof
DUMSDAY, No. 1883 Gxand-st.
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Wants.

A COUPLE of good JOB CONFESSIONS
~ are wanted for steady JOB by II. G. srOOTHOfF,
No O. DuGn-s, Mono but good han is need apply.
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CLERK of experience.
w LORD TAYLOR Grand and Chrysto-,,s.

VNTANTED-An intelligent LAD in an office,
No IS Brosdst Ono that residos with hi, parents
preferred Must write good hand snd well Sesom
insnd.j Apply ~ eboge.
, 1865-01-17

Z Il 1S II AG.5A &117 17&1kKzzs44EH14EIVl9% K
Having been used mcre extensively and 1or greater
number Of years than any other AnrElcau tonic
t.ns Its record pxft an parcel OF the medtens his
tory Of the country e1d willis scores OF mrllcln.l
q hcnicsa hnVc iytd and del A2d been
1t wtA introduced. II haa to-113 larger sao aud
wider popnlnli iiy than ever.
, 1865-01-17
a Catec1a Ism for Croakers-Disnnal
Stnte of Feeling In the E:ebci Capt..
fn7

lF1om the Richmond Wing. Jan. 10.1
Can lhe croakcrs {says the IHsiy, after re-
citing tales Of Roman heroisnl, and citing
the example of the Virginia legislature after
the battle Of Camden, during the Revolution)
and halfsubmissonists, who are making
night and day hideous around us, with their
and not feel ashamed Of themselves? What
do they hope to accomplish by their doleful
lamentations? Was country ever saved,
was q country ever freed, was cause ever
supported, was anything great ever accom-
plfshcd By croakinS and groaning, and Sigh
ing md playing the Jimmy, Dismal In all lts
phases and aspects? What good can It do?
Can it stop the march Of the enemy's legions?
Can it defend, O town? Can it ilndfde q CAM
paign? Can 1t redeem the cnrTencyfa: Can
It supply the place Of men? Cul 6oao- What
is the use Of it? Is 1t any satisfaction to
make whole community as Miserable,
asj despondeut. as dismal as you are
Are you not5Sshqmed to make yourself q
spectacle and q bye-word? Are you not
aware that the very women turn up their
noses in scorn of "so-called" man who, in
the hour Of his country's danger, can do
nothing but groan and moan, and make
everybody more miserable than they other
wise would bes These croakcrs, these eter-
sec DO Ii pc in anything. and who DO see de-
spair In everything, ARE the curse OF the COM
muuity. Many Of them tremble for their
wealth; which they, prize far above honor and
freedom. Most Of them would bow to the
Yankee goad that smote them, and kiss the
hand that held it. Out npon them, We say.
Oh how they are despised by the brave boys
who are facing tie enemy IN the army, and
whose hopes are as high, and spirits Us buoy
ant, as though campaigning. In this cold
weather were as pleasant as going to ball or
IN opera, Out 1pon all croakers, VIC repeat
--Anathema Marlnathcma!
, 1865-01-17
ON HOARD OUE OCEAN STEAMERS.

P.cke: slips and merchant men, It Is regularly ship
led Is the best snoWu preventive o. and rore for
ali G. zts where auch an agent i required sca csp-
tins when be unti 10 MT AMI uaar,o y clm4tes.
stsrYs They are Of opln that. fortl1eA by such
or even "ItUow Edyer."
, 1865-01-17

Address OF Lieut. Governor Wms Hross
Gentlemen Of the Senate:
that has occnri e1-to present, through you. to the
o'that position Which now have the honor e oc-
the responsibility under which We are placed By
the fact that VIC aIe here to egislate TO pro-
mote the physical, the social. the intellectual and
the excitement, often rife in heated political
canvass, you will permit nc to say, should
hare no place here. Examples worthy OF emu
hnaeg soa M 1ea{ q bs ees1s p,i from . a s5G' ' Of 1r The
do suggest that the American Senate
when Webster and Clay, Bentonand Silas Wright,
and our own Douglas we're Its master spirits, bo
laws for Illinois, Stale stretching in latitude
from the northern boundary OF Pennsylvania
nearly to tho southern line Of Virginia, with as-
second to no other equal extent Of territory upon
the face Of the earth; to assist in founding the n-
sttntions and shaping the desdnles Of the tens Of
millions Who are TO succsea Us, Y an honor and q
for the cntfr,: Republic. While our Lincoln Is In
claiming freedom to millions Of our race,
81 he eow 1sbesn i h1RS HRs dFsn I'D II io saa nd
Palmer and hundreds of brave officers, and hun
dteds Of thousands Of our gallant PATRIOTIC sol.
history arc winning immortal glory for Illinois,
be the task ours-more quiet tits trne, but scarce
~ 1ess Important-to make wise and just laws, and
80 to lcgislate that when peace shall again bloss
the land, our State may rapidly attain to that pre-
;cmtnence in wealth. popnlation and power, intelf-
gence and virtnc. for which that ill wise Being
who gave her inexhaustible resources most evi-
dently designed her.
beg to add, gentlemen, that approach the du-
ties Of this chair with anxiety snd unfeisned diff
dence for have had no experience adequate to the
task that is before nc. I shall rely with conii-
dence on your assistance aud indulgence, nuxions
only to do what IS perfectly fair and impartial to-
Rards all the Senators md under al[ circum-
stances. II l find myself in the wrong, as GER
.tainly expect to do, ut tue suggestion Of any Of
you, shall BE- only anxious and ever ready 70 nc
knowledge the faalt md to correct It. Icannot
hope to I'll tho place Of my excellent friend,
Lieutenant Governor Hoffman. who has presided
with 20 much dignity, fairness, and uuWavering
courtesy, that he has received the respect and the
confidence, and the abiding esteem Of the entire
Senate: / can only promise you, gentlemen, to do
the best can.