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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-18

RECEPTION OF ID i 3w5 IN LoSD N.
The London orres sJondsat Of New York Tri
buue ,99th ultj Wi rs
The news re cbed us oD the mo ming Of
W.dn.sd y lie g h. between ths hours Of y
ana IL Thea there arose ruuOr Of J. N the
city 4 rop r. raceGols either u Pesbody's Bank
ing House in Bro TIE at the hioR OF tle
ESch,nee Cr tie Uaited Safes Consulate In
tiluce c urch street nh re eOcu the appearance
of the Ame 10 n nag g. hal N st AZ rded the
mslsn snrho y c iudrmai ,o1 OF the report At sr.t
IL was ,e, rrally dis rusIed disputed nd sne
lie, Sl--at.rbI ed to stock 'bbing pull poses. -
Bat it g,ued ground and prev ,iled aud pre-
se ty the eoud edition VI the III es put the
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az n gh us ha.f-a.clOwn a copy was read
aloud on s rect corners, in door.Says. 4 the
porticoe- Of public buildings TO rap ily increas
ing kn.ts eager and excited listeners, The
news.veudefs sh p' were crowded with pur-
ch serB aud the cuious the first c.utching at the
5a T 70 ded papers and hardly demonstrating at
the oyercbarge, the latter all round-eyed and
opeu.moulh inquiry. This, too in ordina lily
nndemon trative London, indicates a far higher
decree OF IN }. es. than itwould do in Democratic
New York where we are accust med TO speak TO
the ne5t man without Introduction. tjacula.
tious Of is II tn c. thought" Is there no
dunbt bout il T. Is he rel ~ dead ]" They've
done il nowm "Its too bad" Its horrble!"
: n's damuabl :" ruck on the ear everywhere,
and the excited Au he'd sympathetic, indignant
faces were sight 10 see nd remember. | saw
men sab aud h, ard them choke and qui er IN
their voices h.y iait.red over the dead mans
name, and loved them for it. newsv nder
avn acouAiu ed with put up his shutters-ha.f of
them. Those who a.tsmp.ed-not - justify the
deed f,r ne did that but to rame half apollo.
pies for ito ls twas 1st might have been
expacted-weie in Il desperate minoriti. I've
been lor ths Sou h all alJngn as common re.
mark. In, this 10 at ocious. No decent man but
will execrate it," To av,w pei self an Amer.
can r.s 70 be surrounded by friends and shareri
of ones grief.
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ENVEIOPES AND NOTE PA

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JAS. 4. DAVIDSON,
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SPECIAL NoTICE.l

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SPEECHES IN THE ENGLISH PARLIA-
MENT.

SPEECHES IN THE ENGLISH PARLIA-
MENT.
We hsve only space for extracts from the
snsechss delivered In the House Of Lords and
House of Commons, May lst, on the occasion Of
the formal announcement Of the assassination
of the President
EARL RUssILJ.
Nv Lords: Hei Majesty ha. already directed
me 10 express to the Government Of the United
eta,ss tne shock which sbs isit when tie inteli.
1euee reached this countrY Of this great crime,
and also Of her sympathy vita the GVvern nent
and peop Of the Unit States Her Majesty
has a 50 beer III assu TO write lrivate letter 10
Mrs LincoluIcbeersl-e l-exPlessing her sympa'
thy with her on ner great and sudden bereave-
mept Ith ok our L ,rdshi2s viii agree with
me /. saving that In nodsre times there has
hardy been any crime OF ~ horrible character
M Lords think we must all feel SYM
"A Ly vi i The Tn ted states on this deprlv ii n,
and APO hope tuat is VINO succeeds according
Ia tnn A nerie Con tituton 10 The overs Of
lie Ia President may be able, bo.h in respect
of mecy nh le 1t, " those who have been con-
uusrsd and slso In respect " those measures 10
be adopted Tor that new equalization that The
abolition avery requires we must all hope
that the new Pre- idea, NAV sue ,sed In oysrcom-
ing hos dIllcult es and in restoring the pub
lie - it, pristine piosperi y. ! had at the COM
mene els Il this Q uiest occasion To say that
dia not b-lieve The great republic woud perish
IN the cuLtes', a. d my noble friend st the bead
VI tls Government had latsly occasion 70 dls'
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. }
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WHEREAS libel has been filed in the District Court
w ofthe United States for the Third Judicial District
OfWashington Territory holding terms at Port Town
send the 18th day Of November 1884, BY Washington
j. Elrick, mariner and engineer board the steamer
Alexandra, beant against the steamer Alexandria her
tackle apparel and furniture, alleging in substance that
in the latter part Of September last said steamer then
lying ut Port Angeles in said district, and requiring
supplies and repairs, this lbelant then and there ad
vanced to William Moore, the master Of said stea mer
for and on account Of said steamer the sum of one
sum expended in supplies and repairs for said steam
or. and paying seamen's wages thereon, except the
sum Of three hundred and 6fty-fve dollars which was
returned to ibellant Also that the said beant the
said steamer in the capacity Of first engineer and
mariner for the period Of one month and days
from the oath !ay Of September last at the agreed
oftwo hundred dollars per month"; and that part Of
either amount has been paid: And praying process
against said steamer her tackle apparel and furniture,
and that the same may be condemned and sold to pay
And whereas Andrew Phillips William G. Clench,
and Charles Ford mariners oniboard said steamer fled
their intcrvcntons In sad cause ON the 9Th day Of
December last for the aggregate sum Of thousand
and ninety dollars for wagcs and Charles Al
len, John Mors, and John Donoy filed their intcrven-
lions In said cause for seamans wages the Goth day
seven hundred and fifty eight So 100 dollars.
Now, therefore. in pursuance ofthe monition under
the seal Of the said court to me directed and delivered
the said STEAMER her tackle sppsre and furniture. os
in any manner interested therein that they be and ap
pear before the said District Court to be held at Pert
Monday in March ncxt It eleven o'clock A.. NJ, (pro-
vided the same shall BE- day Of ursdction otherwise
on the next day Of jurisdiction thereafter) then AID
there tontsrpose theft claims. and to make their ale
~ = '''' ' WIN. HUNTINGTON,
United States Marshal for Washington Territory.
By JARED G. BRowN, Deputy.
Dated February 9th. 1855. nol4 4w
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-11
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
JOHN L. SWlTS & CO.,
ouy /. SWIrS, Z. B. HILL, VIZ. KlDDER,
NockoIs' Block. (up stairs,
SECOND st.
Improved / Unlnprsved Farms,
CITY LOTS,
Dwelling Houses + stores
Bought. Sold and leaoed.
House Lots for Sale.
n Great Bargain.

No. ~. Those eligible building lots corner r. o.
rvelf,h and Rock Island streets, being lso fee'
front on south side 18th street, and 100 iees on
east side of Rock Island street
IN :. terms uncommonly casy-a small amount
OF cash down balance on long term Vi years o.
o low rate Of interest
No. Al. Lot on Brady street, west side, SO fee
front by le5 feet deep-price very low. On pay
meut for the lot he money to J4ild tcaU b toan"
sor a term If years al str pr cent.
No 2s On Brady street, lGp feet front py i'V
.eet deep-fenced. Price az per front loot; -,
No. 3. On Third street, lot No. lVr arAe' u"
:. ton, corner lot price. S2pa r.,.
No. 3d. Four house lots in Dawson q true
addition sl5o each. Terms easy. .,
Nos. 81, 81, So Thirty house lots i'm in s'ayma-
III ~ A valuable city lot 4. l.. corner of
Main i'm ard md c"IIegr Avenue 2oo feet on Main By
i5o feet on College Avenue and commanding q
beautiful river view. Price Il 500.