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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
KrLES ANB Rg6iLAll,

I ~ pspers EfTHa A"A3 = tN0 VVH 2 y
rAtaatous circulation.
9o oadvsrrlae,aents. local notiuea Q : pun an
srtsd unlsss prrraid or pay gaeranteed
B Advortissmsuts q viii never b aocompanied' r
sca1 notices unies. contrAct : made % that e5sct
and vAlus rsosived for the notice
4 No Local Nstics. f" however short, viii
Inserted OR iess'tAsu ohs Dollar each day.
5 Marriages. Funerai and Religious Nos'e
unsf lrvniAhly b paid In Advancs 60 securs
ssrfion.
e. Sc aeeeirucy on tae part ofcarriera
made geod by the once. the carriers Ail
isAss papers a. ordered and directed, they mo
pAy for their osreiessness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

Fatal AooIDENr--0n Sunday night
two mon were racing with their horses,
in West Nashville, when one of the men
caught bic neck in q clothes line, killing
him instantly. He was an Irishman.
but we were unable TO learn his name
N0ShgiIle Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Notice to Contractors.

u
Ths Common Council Il the city Il Evansville
will receivs ssa'ed proposals until the Ssh day o
Hovsmher. 1858, for grading. graveIins and paw
Ing the aIisy situate between Water and First
streets, and extending from Walnut to Chestnut
street.
by order OF the OounuEI
A. M. McGRIFF. Clark.
City Clerks onaen, October rs, Ia66.
octis--2fd union oopyl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
O0ToBER 0. 1865.
oRpKE FOR A PLANK sTpE-yALK

0RDEE FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK.
And new is T. hereby ordsr.d sod d,rscssI by
the Common Council Of tha city Of ErAHa7iIif
that the OF ell lots parts OF Iota Or ut.
Ing on adjoining tSe southeast side Of M a.
berry street, from Cehtrs NtIeet Llne So eet DO
said city. cause tbs sids walks thereon % Re
brought 70 proper Erada, sBd that tkey cause =
side walk Of class No. to BE- laid down thsrsos
uitain thirty days iron the pabiieation Of this
order. A. N. mcoRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks onos, Oct 10, 1895. ooGi3-st
fUnfou copF1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
OmoBEK 1895.
oRDER ros A PLANK SIDE WALK.

oRDER FoR A PLANK SIDE. WALK
And now 10 is her BY o. dsred and directed by
the 0ommon Oeuneil o. the city of Esansviila
ttmt tho owners of oil lota or parts ~
lots, frosting on or adjoining tbs north
saat side Of Water Street., from Gun Street
10 Ltnden Street. fn naid city. the aids
walks thereon 10 be brought 80 tbs prop r grade.
snS that they csuse . sfds-wa X Of cass No. to
BE- laid down fhsrsoB within thirty days from the
publicstion Of this order.
A. N. mcGRIFg, Clerk
City Clerks Of5es. Oct i3 s. OetI3-st
lUnion COPY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
MARRIED..

oHwTNG--STANFItLD the Ingle sire {
M. w. Church, by Rev. Aarcn 1u'ner, on wsd-
nesday evening, Get. 1lth, 1865, Mr.. SAMUEL p.
scHwISa to Mrs. NAsNiE SrAsrIglp.
The entire marriage ritual was used. It is very
beautiful, and was admired by the large audience
who were present on the occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
MEDICAL.
Tha Young Mans Friend.

Er EVERY MAN BE his OWN DOCTOR
i This IL the name OF Box Of Medicines pre-
pared By an eminent Physician in Cincinnati, It
contains q preventative and care for all private
diseases, with directions how TO treat each cass,
therefore, with the Young Man's FrisHd in yo1r
pcsssssiou you have the full directions and msdi-
cine for the treatment Of yoursalf and frends. IL
ia for sale by Druggiats eveFywhsrR. Ask TOR tho
Ycrng Mans Friend
Wholesale and Retail BY
iyl4 KELLER WHITE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
CITY NOTICES.
oRDER FoR PLANK SIDEWALK.


Aad nov IL hereby ordered and directed b. the
Common counefI % tbs City of Essnssfsls that
the ownsrs of AL lots psrts OF iotss nting On
or adjoining fbe south east SIDE tf Nheelsr
stFses, from Elliott Street 70 tie corporation
line IN ssid city, the aida w4lks thsRecn to
be brought 20 the proper gra1s. and thas they
cause q sidewalk Of class No. 2 70 be laid down
thereon within thirty days from tbs Publication
Of tbfs or4sr.
A. Nc kcGRIFR, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, Oct. 10. 1885 oetl3.5,,
union copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Notice to Contractors,

Tbs Commoa Counof! Of ths city Of Exansxitis
VIII receive sealed proposals. until NossmbeF ihs
9Th. 1855. for grading the aliay situate between
6im . Division streets, aud extsndinx from
Second 20 Third street.
ny order Of the Council.
A. M. Mc0RIFF, Clark.
City Clerks Once, Oct her Ie. iee5.
seF6.3k Tuni0n copy,l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

Every Msa, Woman and Child Who Ass ussd
Sterling's Ambrosia

Is willing to recsmmsnd u. Ihrss years of rap
IDLY Increasing sale have made the Ambrosla f..
moua all over the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PHRASE.
II cures Itching Of ths Head
IL nakss New Hair grow Bald Heads.
II prevents the Hair from Failing Out.
Il renders the Har Soft aud Glossy.
clssases the Scalp. coOis thu Heated Brow. Re.
moves DandruE, Cures Esrvous Hsrdschs. Cures
Baldnsss, Insures Luxuriant Locks. IneIinss Hair
TO Curl. supercsdes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
Good effsot apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
Ths AmbrOsia will sait you to o r. Elegantly
put up. Delicatsly Psrfumed. PatrcniEsd BY
Opera Singers aud Actresses Sold in splendid
boxes or cartons, containing two large bottIes-
No for morning. No for evening.
THKRE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
srERLINe's AMBR0sIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world To
prove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
SterlIng's Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company,
ans FULTON street, NEW YORK.
ola-dAwiy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Notics to Contractors.
n csrs1m nm a aana

The Common Couneil Of the city of Evansville
viii Fscsive Sealed Proposals until kNovsmIeF the
eahy 1850, for grading. RFsyeiing and paving the
Aiiey ettuats betwesa Fsrat and Second streets,
and extending from Chestnut 20 Cherry ntsss o.
BY oEd,F Of the Council.
A. ". hcGRIFR, Clark.
City Clerk = efnes. Oct. Is. 1896. oetla 80
fCnion coryl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
NOTICE.
Notice to Tax-Pavers-

NOTICE II HgBKBY GIVES TO THE TAX.
~ payers ofths CITY % ksaasviiis, thai have
received ffou the Clsrk Of The Cemmen Ccuueil
q sal city, the Tar duplicate fer the year 1855,
ard that =a nov rssdy 70 reeefrs TIE fares con.
tzised In =$id DaR lcats
All pefsons wh0 Eay their taxss in fall, wtthln
thirty days from this date. will be enfitisd 70 q
dise0Hnf e. three Per eenf. of the amounf and
these payiag Afler ths sxptrafloa of the thirty
days. sna Sttkin sixty days from this date. viii
Be sntislsd 90 . eiseount Of one and ons-hAlf Per
cent. Of the afaount.
Ny oases h ~ the Mayors ofaes. on Lccuss
strssf, eetresa secoud and Third streets
os7-7w jobs SCHUBERT, cisy Collscabr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
OcroBER .. 1855.
v oRprR ron A pIArx s1pr.wALK.

ObDkk FOk PLANK tIDEsWALA-
AID sow it is hereby orasrsd szd directed by
ths Common Council Of the city Of Evansville
that the Of all lots psTts of lets, front
ing On adjoining the ssufh saat side Of bselsr
Stress, from G0VernOr street 70 Elliott Street, IN
said city, cause the sidewalks theFeon 70 be
brozght to the proper grade and that they
cause o Sidewalk Of class Mo- Two 10 be laid
down thereon within ahtrty days from the pEbli+
cation Of this order.
AN HcGEIFF, C1srk.
City Clerks oGce, Oct. 18Th, 1855. 10 %
Union eokyJ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
OCroBER Q. 1895


OhDEH FOB PLANK sIDB-WALks
And now 10 Is bereby ordered aud directed BY
the Common Council Of the city of Evanswille,
that the owners Of all lots parts Of lots fTo0t.
Ing on or adjoining the southwest aide Of N nj
berry street. from Mighth str 20 CentFe street In
aaid city, cause the sidewalks fhareon TO Be
broDght 10 ths proper grade, aad that they eanas
n sidewalk Of class No. 2 10 be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the puslieaten Of this
order. A. M. MoGRIFF, Clerk.
oity Clerks once, Oct. 70, 1855. tet1s,s
Union copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
DISSOLUTION.

rTsHH PAkrNEKoHIP HGss1OEoEE TX.
Il IL inx undsr fbs 9rn II Hall Badd, F.r-
safdisg asd Comm ;ssion Asrebsats, 3 samsoat
Aasnts and y hGff boat pxsrristo q, IL fhla day
dissolved 81 mufaal eoB-Gst John b. r. IA, haE-
iBg nou ,ht cut ths fksxrsst of @. 3. kn1d al
bzsinsss ef the ol1 sr@ vslI ~ sss'lsd b. John
D. Hail, gho viii eootinus tss bus'ress % hsrs-
tofors- JoHH D Hall,
q n. kUDD.
taxa yisaszrs is rsoDmnsnsfns fhs new arm
to cur old patrons Coz eentinMat1cn % fhmir
ratrensgs. o. n. BUpD.
cn9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
cOmmissiOnsr's 5 Sale Of Real Rstate

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN PUR-
IN suancs Of an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas II vsadsrburgh county, Indiana. made at
case of JohR Wolf and sophia Wolf, W. George
Thomas Roeket and othera. for partition. I, VIII
liam Ii. walker, Cemmiasioner appointed by said
order to make sale Of the real estAie named there
10. will. on the 18th day OF October, 1855 at the
MaiE street door OF the Court-ho In said coun-
", between the hours Of 10 O'Clock o. m and
ocieek p n, Of said day, pr coed 60 cell at pub
lie anctaons 90 the highest and heat bidder, said
real estate in said order named. to-wit; The
north half OF the northeast quarter OF section
number twenty-seven (27l, IN townshsp number
four 81, south OF range number eleven (Ill west,
In said county, upon the following terms TO- sis
One third Of the purehass nonsy 90 Be paid "a
cash, the residue ia equal iustArn ents of one and
ye~rs from the day Of sale. with interest, the
pnreh Aesr sxecnting his notes for the same, with
approved SECURITY, waving all relief whatever
from valuation or appraisement laws.
WILLIAM ii. WALKER,
eepai i-SwdAw Commissioner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Notice to Contractors.

The Oommon Council of the City of Evausviiia
viii receive sealed Proposals until November tho
6ih, 1860, for Rrading, RravaliRg and paviag the
Alley situate between First and pse nd streets,
aud extending from Walnut 10 Chem ant streets,
by order Of chs Conncil.
M. McGRIFF. Clerk
City Clsrk's Once, Oct. -. 1885. ectIs-st
fJniou ccDT
, 1865-04-25

EaxgIn Booth and Robert LlEco1n.
@[From the New York Times.

And here 1t ia only thoughtful and honest
to say that the Eui'n cause has had no
stronger or more generous supporter than
Dir. Edwlo Booth. From tho commcncemeut'
be has been earnestly and actively soltcitou5
for the triumph OF our arms and the welfare
Of our soldiers. An fncfdent-a tribe In
Itself-uay be recalled at this moment when
the ptofound u1ouotony Of gsfef oyerwhelms
NJ. Not a month since, Mr., Edw Booth
was proceeding to Washington. At Trenton
there was general scramble to reach the
cars, which had started. leaving many behind
IN the retteshment saloon. MI. Edwin Booth
Tas preceded by q gentlemen whose foot
slipped as he was stepping upon tbs platform,
and who wsnld have fallen ut once beneath
the wheels had not Mr.. Edwin Booths arm
sustained him. The gentleman remarked
that be had had q nATow escape OF bis lile,
and WAS thankful 10 his pr.:server. 1t W15
Robert lincoln, the s"n., of thAt gre1t. good
man who now lies dead before our bIisteted
eyes, ara Whose name ne cannot mention
Without choking. ---
In somo way the iucidcn. came to the
kuowl. dgo Of Lieutenant. General Grant. who
ut once wrote letter to Nfr. Edwin Booth,
and said that II he could serve him at any
time he would be glad to do 90. Mr.. Booth
replied, playfa1ly, that when he (GranA wai
lp Rfehmoue, ne would like to play f,r him
there. It Ia d t,i1c, but 1t Is Just to remem
. her trifIes when q man SO stricken and over
bu,dened with woe Us is Me~ Edwin Booth L
spOkea Of
, 1865-04-25
q fiji the Canadians Look on Booth
NJ 4 Rel1tE1 ent4

lFFUu 1He IU1uH3V U1ppe' s7Ps''
We should like to ask the friends OF !uage
Smith two questions. II Booth shoald E, e.
cape to Canada, be arrested and bfonsht oe.
fore Judge Smith, and it should De 1onnu inas
izrd by Confederate officer, would the 1udge
refuse his extraditfou on the ground Of inc
bcllieercnt character Of the act? Would nc
declare thot the Asbburton treaty was abroo
gated, md refuse 10 su1rcnd' the assassin:
We |ause for reply. To our minds thefe
would be as much reason for refusing to give
up Booth as the St. Altans' raiders, suppos"
iEc th.t Booth could prove that he had au-
thority from some officer Of the Confederate
States to commit thu deed, which he probably
, 1865-04-25

TTxE CONEPIklAT0xS SENTENCED.
The trial Of the Chicago conspIrators has
ended, The sentences lave been pronounced
and approved and tie court has adjourned.
Buckncr s, Morris and Vincent Mafmaduke
are acquitted and Charles Walsh aud Richard
T. Semmes were found guilty Of the entire
charges ana specifications. to wit: Of con-
spiracy for the relief Of 1he prisoners ut Camp
Douglas and Of conspiring to ''lAy waste and
destroy !" the city Of Chicago. Walsh is sen
tenccd to imprisonment for five years from
Nov 18th, 1eta, and Semues to Imprisonment
at lard labor for three years from the date Of
sentence. The findings against 6. st. Lager
Grenfc hare not been officially promulgated,
but 1t Ia stated TINT he Is found guilty and
sentenced to death at such time and place as
Gen. Hooker shall designate. The peniten-
tiary Ut Columbus, Ohio, Is designated as the
place OF confinement Of Walsh and Semmes>
The trial has been long, mainly By reason Of
the course pursued By the defense whose aim
has been to protract it SO as to tire out the
perseverance, Of the prosecution md the pa.
tiencc Of tie court md people. The court
have performed their d1duous duties with
great ability and fairness. The result
will doubtless BE- satisfactory to the
people. It is proved that this great
crime was III ill Its naked defor1nity and de-
prayity actually committed. 1t follows that
tho Coppcyhead statement published in the
rebel organ in this city, charging that the
entire plot and arrest Of these Coppefhead
traitors and assassins were invented by the
Union Republicans Of Chicago as IN election
neripr frfr1. Iras the e31}fetFnve nT rnnsr10us
, 1865-04-25
SPEECH OF GEN. BUTLER.
Tie Refuses to Ffatern1Ze with Rebels
-Ik mauds 3uu1AhM emf Of Traitors

WAsHEGToS, April -.
Gen. Butler, In a speech in Washington on
Tuesday night, spike Mt some length. He
sad that II We do not understand the proyi+
dence Of God IN taling our hGnorcd CHIEF
away at this time, We should take comfort IN
the reflection that he suffered from no lingcr-
jpr sickness or dcath.bed agony. and In the
confidence that lis death, like his life, has
been service to his country. -Four years
have passed since the rerulsion Of feeling in
the North, April, 1861, brought every man OF
sound hcu1t into unison with every other
man, Then we eworc th at the var inaugu-
rated at Sumter khould 60 OIL until the rebel
lion was crushed and its infamous authors
brought 10 punishment During those four
years The ri at national sin had been rooted
out. Great victories Ind come; we bad
become content that the hrst po1ion
1cn the second part Of our oath, that the
wrongs ncninst the nation should be atoned
for, We were beginning TO usurp the mercss-
ful attributes Of Gvd Almighty. Something
more was nccdtd d to remind us OF our great
duty Of justice. On the 1ita Of April, l6G5,
Lincoln, and by his act taught the nation to
remember lis VOW, that the authors Of tho
rebellion must meet the punishment they de-
served. Ne had begun to talk Of the noble
magnBnimity Of the military chlefLain, who
to-day ne read, on this very 14th Of April,
ride into Richmond and was received with
cheers. It WIS necessary In the providence
Of Gvd that these cheers should be
changed. This terrible event should teach
us another lesson about receiving
back the States which, In the mid Tofda
Of him who has gone, have broken their poll
teal relations With us% Dir. Ltnc0ln's last
consultation with his advisers WAS for the
rf 10 Nt mi II
Warning then. We were talking Of the re-
turn Of Louisiana Then bloody and brutal
assault Wns made upon member Of Con-
cress. Then TIC were attempting to bring
back Virginia. and Virginia has brought us
thc deatL OF him We most lore; aud that We
one man, another steality attack was made
liz the assasein's knife npon au old man dis
at1rd by m accident. Both were spurfcd on
by the motto Of Virginia.
we should be warned BY this Tint the time
| has not cone for taking bacS these States:
Ne hare no relations WIN iseaspn' P.acticai
| or unuactical, hut to punish IT. NO more
fs,k of waygard sisters after the warnings
| r nriesann and Virginia have brou.ht us.
| THEY nre no brothers nor sisters Of onrs.
| Tins,nia knocks ct the door for admission
| iulo the Union with the dagger and b!lly,
and tL,ows her motto into our teeta Whcn
talk of aHrsi.sns,a, za,a,ians Titb her ' but
that ti1at Of ,he conqncror to the conquered, IN:
I'll Ncse Is complete submission. mind and
soul, to the law. The ainendmgnt TO ahe
Constitution is not quite sale, and u we had
received back these States u ~onla. ~ some
nracticai effect. Tho real meaning. oi thii
mysterious dispensstlen ~ that thest
States must not be brought back until the
great principle Of freedom ia made forevel
! secute-
, 1865-04-25
sIE}MGIAL hND COtshlttaa5ssGIiS5.

xotr,,he,.n1inc there wea m meet,nr n The
sa,r yorE stccE 1so,rd N div: hns,,esa WA n,od:
ora.aiv act,va ond the General m,rtat. 3vare 0rm.
7r,,b .,,f,o- m rnpnra t,nJarcv Tba or1r onn
ta,;ons Of Gold received from New York were
E,fcee fa'es ous ~ 4ess lnuiIa'sa ~ aesanss'
o'Ies a1ts.es - - "1aa =. ~ su.o
~ nonet. .'saa at,s ~aa y. ~ -. ~ s -
nan mas assas eantasssa' w. .a.a ~ ~ 81
lse, pa sa'ueo' Maousu nels - nos uasu pioo-
a"''t3 t,,, % 'ns u'm.u..s .s as .on nsyaa1 fas,
sLt e'e13 n..e .',..eaa.sa ",.,,. 5sa:.ss esse
upoa W 'noee e1s 1.N-.s: s4s: ~ .aa'o y. ~
PITS pIiees, ana IL Is nos surprising teSt soa nas
.u'eneeo snsa.iy eaues .ae ns"s a 41n u'!s'
aoaot taus1ae.oty ns"s, uom 9eA' osao'' "ao
has proceeded TO North Casoiina.
There Was moderate demand for money to-day
at the VARIOUS discount houses, and under good
supply Of currency there was considerable actlv-
ii3 at 10 per cent per annum for d.st-class names
On the street rates were steady at 1@1} per cent
per month.
Eastern Exchange H. IN better supply but It Is
ket u steady at par buying and prem selling.
The leadine banks arc sttlt expressing Treasury
notes to meet their drafts but there Is some pzos
pect Of fair supply before long.
There was no session Of the New York Stock
and Gold Boards today. and we had only the
street rates stelegrapheo-opentne Ut !alf' decl1n~
INF to 1ao. and closing At l51t rnc following ate
tne 9aotauoos tcleefapnea 70 James ao5a, gold
broker:
i1:sst a. m''.'.so .1so r i''s
~ ettards1cr at thc SINK Trrhan,a ~, ~. f.
densnd w ~. 1,cht i and sa1es r,ooed ~ ,,oa,ao.
, 1865-04-25

II lis suited in cur dispatches thai Roger l.
Pryor, thu Infamous, in copncction with some
of LIS rebel eympathfzers, held meeting at
Petersburg, Va, for The purpose Of condemn
ine tho assassination OF the President. With
Whit consistency this feltow can sympathtze
with the loyal people may DO judged from
the following extract from speech made By
Pryor In September, 1850, as published in the
Norfolk Herald. The Hrrald said:
Bon, Roger 4 Pryor. in hts Ashland Hali
speech. a1,Ilo CONNIE nting On the reply Of Mr.
Douglas to the secession qucsion propcuodod 10
him in Norfolk, wound NJ. with the startling de-
clsratton, that If President Of the United States
should haye the :cmerjtY to use 1orce to prevent
the secession Of Southern State or .sla.es froai
tho Union, end no effort from auy vthet quarter
should be ret forth to 1es1st the exerc,se Of fcd
cral power, he, (&he Lon. Rocer 4. PIyor) sell
tary and alone, would he the Brntus to plant
tasecr in ht. heart
, 1865-04-25
THE NATIONS GRIEF,
Sorrow and Indignation Of the
People.
Meetings and Ecsolu3ioas IS.

We are IN receipt Of lnrge nusnbe. of
resolutions, &C., &c, respecting the assassin-
alton and death Of President Lincoln, which,
owing 10 their number and length. 1t Is
impossible for Us to publish in full, We give
below u condensed account ola portion
them, with the remark TINT they all agree IN
expressing an ardent 1oyc for the name OF
Lincoln, horror and detestation, both Of the
deed md the institution Of which it WAS d
natural offspring, and IN I'LL falling confidence
in the pe1mancncy of the Union, and the 6nal
triumph Of the national cause over treason,
copperheadism and assassination.
The citizens of
Carbonda3e
assembled in a grove On Sunday afternoon,
and after calling Col. D. II. Brush to the
Chair and electing Mr. George N. Brush rs
Secretary, listened to addresses by Rev. Dr.
Post, Rev. Mr. Joy and Isaac Clements, Esq.
From the resolutions adopted we extinct the
following:
RttolEsd, That in the horrible and bloody nur-
der Of our distinguished President We recognize
the *ptrit Of slavery, an Institution born Of VIC.
iencc and fraud; that II Is the same spirit which
esn
the Hal Of Representatives,; tnc zane spirit
which attempted the life Of the nation, and which
has added tne ferostty q he tiser 70 all the ne
not only to overthrow the best Government on
the face Of The earth, but to externinate its de-
tenders.
The citizens Of
Fa1rburg
Gave expression to their sotrow by The fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolstd, That in this nournfu1 d!spen. alton
bn4 hnRn Un AFA nSHr13
patriots MD citizens, to mourn the unti1le1y
death Of onr noblo President, who Was, Indeed,
tue chl1d Of the people, rising from one Of the
IN the nation; and, As the friends Of humat. free.
dom, We must mourn The loss Of The 1etsesclta'lye
man Of the great cause Of human liberty through
and loyal men, deeply deplore the. loss Of 40
Who, by their sorrow, prove themselves lo1ers oi
treir Government and the nation 1t large, whe
atbttcr.
The indignation Of the meeting founa just
expression in the last two resolutions against
certain Mr.. Jones, and one Ballman, WIZ
lad expressed their appreciation OF til.
bloody deed. These two individuals vel
| merit the opprobium they lave received d
| the hands Of their enrageL townsmen.t
| Sharon
| passed series Of appropriate resolutions, 0
which the following Ii the last:
| lcssoirtd. Thai while We mourn the terrihl
calamity ar his daath, and while We feel the on
preserve gloom, az II the noon day sun had bcel
| plaekcd from tho heavens, Jet our ..rteF Is mill
eared by the f.c-, that TIE rtsu{ts Of the labor
his lie arr our lnheritsnce and that his poltics
career is the brightest page Of our nAtiona
| history.
The students Of Lombard University
Galesourgh, III passed tile following ress
1utions on the 18th: :. e.- ::
Resolsed. Thst In this deed wa bshold only ~
, 1865-04-25

The n. T. WorM grarely suggests and ar;-
sues The cxpediency OF Soward's retirement
flosn Ills ot1c!nl position. since his reputation
is l3sayory at the South: and the. sensitive
soul Of cliya,,y vii reTolt, Mt the idea ol e, e,
tmn 10 the Union with such IN unconsenlA
OF would have applied to I.'pc6'n had. he rot
Justice Chase, and. Ia ane, to tho whole
Union party. IL not this the carLissi u
cf1lontery: And who can fatnom the 1mpus
dence Of Coppt rheadismf