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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04
DE. JOIINSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of sura,,
nent Colleges in the United States. md =,
greater part of whose life has been SrFr, : I,
the hospitals of London, Paris, PhIlsdtIS
and elsewhere, has effected some Of the h-
astonishing cures that were ever En01
many troubled with ringing in the head =
cans when asleep, great nervousness, Ia
alarmed at sudden sounds, baShfulne<s -
frequent blushiDg, attended sometimes q
arrangement Of mind, were cured lmEs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04
EXPENSES PER QUARTER

SPECIAL MISUNDERSTANDING to be absent
from the 18th Inst. to Aug. 10th, application
may be made in the interval to Hon. C. d,
Hubbard, President, or TO j. f. Wilson, Fsd..
Secretary Bond of Directors. Jy2O-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-04
lures Hay, Rose and Periodic CArARRH.

It Cures CATARRH in all its Types and STAGES.
1t Cures CArARRH, and averts Consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

little port three mee above the Town on the rVer OF
the name, exports immense deal Of cognac and
Rochelle bmDdies 70 England. Tho brandies sent 70
America 70 from Rochelle. though the commerce during
the rebellion has been very small u is now revving
rapidly large quantities OF the fav0re drink OF the
South being shipped and the merchants are greatly
encouraged During the rebellion all their sympathies
and they see that It was the North with whom their
teresis lay they have become immensely loyal IN their
synpah and regard the United States ss the country
after all
Since we arrived here Captain Upshur, Of the Froc
has received advces from Mr.. Edward Lias ogr Con.
suar Agent Of Cherbourg conveying the mourniui intel
gence Of death Of Passed Assistant Surgeon James
J. Alinghan, Of the Frolic in the Marine Hospital at
Cberbourp where left him on our departure suffering
from severe attack Of fever In spite OF the pest skl
OF tho surgeons and the most nssduous attentions OF the
in the hospital be continued TO fai and on the
18th instant he expired, having been unconscious
for ,he most Of the time for i've days previous 10 ms
demise. The funeral services were performed IN the
Protestant chapel in Cherbourg; and, by directions OF
Wee Admiral Dupuoy, commanding the department.
military honors accorded TO the deceased according
20 hue rank Mir Edward ias, our Consular Agent at
tended chief mourner, and was accompanied by The
Provost o. the hospital detachment or the FIRST fcgi
ment OF Marine Guards acted as escort Deaehments q
officers, in full uniform OF the various branches OF ser
vice, accompanied the body to its nal resting pace, and
awarded honors the dead The funeral ceremony was
dignned and solemn and was conducted py WIG Nonsui
and French officers in the most gratifying manner The
French Admiral is entitled TO our best acknowedg.
mens for the delicate attentions he was KIND enough TO
direct TO be shown officer Of the United states Navy
HIS conduct has been reported 10 Mr. Bgcow, our
Minister 10 Paris, who will doubtless express the ac-
Acknowledgements Of the government for The courteses
extended the occasion DIR. Allinghams enects are
in the hands Of Mr. LAS for disposal. Dr. Allineham
n most az emphasized gentleman skiu III ms pro-
fesson and OF tic mcs genial social qualities during
his cruise the Frolc no attached 10 him officers and
men nv his rood qualities heart and mind and his Lose
will be long AMI dcepiy elt Dr Anplani was boi0 IN
n land. but cducat'd ~ the United Stnes. lie was
ai0ut twenty tNcay rht vcars ~ age aud had
been the navy sheo ist2 aud aerNod Tor lcne Tine
Su blo.kSdil sey.1 On az ass slant sassooh "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

Tnkham Of the Colorado, Is temporarily the suc-
cessor OF Dr. Alingham the Froc and he will doubt
less appointed 70 such postun by the department
Washington.
We shah leave here In day or two for Bordeaux, II
the gale abates sufficiently TO permit proceed
The weather has been exceedingly for past four
or Eve weeks and coasng the bay OF Biscay O. y
anticipated for some time. Winter win be upon
US, and IL is hoped will find in comfortable winter
quarters As II s now, knows where we shall
winter The Mediterranean s closed 10 us by orders
from Washington and until they are changed we shall
not look upon the blue waters Of that famous sea-
At Lisbon are the Colorado, Kearsarge and
Gerard the latter storeshp, waiting the arrival OF the
Shenandoah looked for at Lisbon daily The squad
will be drilled thoroughly during the winter and will
out next summer fresh and complete as could
be desired.
During our stay here have been the recipients OF
many kind attentions from Consul Rochelle, Mr.
Thomas p Smith, who came to offer his services
and visit the ship He h very clever man, accom-
plished and we'll posted in to duties Of his Office Many
Of the officers have To Rochelle TO inspect that
historic city, famous for its important stand in behalf of
Professionalism in the seventeenth century The immense
dyke built by Cardinal Rcheeu in his siege Of the city
is still visible at the mouth Of the harbor at low tide
Several OF the old towers standing in good state OF
preservation and portion Of the wall They show signs
Of the baterng they were compelled to undergo In the
famous siege The city fortified by Vanban and could
stand good siege at this day II heavy guns not
trade OF the city wththe United States has been very
much affected by the but 10 rcviving and pro-
misses TO attain It's old proportions But It is dull,
stupid OF the best It's brandy trade is the
great feature On that il has lived and that it will
doubtless grow more wealthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22
The Navy.
THE SUPPLY STEAMER MEMPHIS.

The supply steamer Memphis Acting Volunteer Lieu.
tenant Commander H. Conroy, will sail from the Brook
Ign Navy Yard on the I'd Of December for the Atlantic
aud Gulf squadrons. Previous to this, however the
Memphis will go TO Philadelphia TO tow or two sur.
plus naval vessels which are to be brought this port
70 be sold at auction.
THE FIrTEgs.IscH DUN.
Interesting experiments with the fifteen inch gun are
being carried on on board the gunboat Don IN The
lower bay The experiments under the direction OF
Commander Wise. Chief Of the Navy Ordnance Bureau.
The tests 10 determine ranges, guaii'yc f p"wdef
elevation and the trial OF improved gun oafraBoa puf
Ing last week AT discharge of the piece, lilo carriage
was shattered but no injury done TO those - board
the stcaMLs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

CLEARED
Steamship Baltic Horner Aspinwai-Pacihc man steam
ship Co. ma.
Steamship City Of Bath, RUSSELL Boston-Whitny
Hathaway. !.
Bark Idolique (Br), Murphy. LONDONDERRY Son Co.
Brig Covadonga tBr). Henry Havana-W " russell 20.
Brig b King (Br), Conlll Halifax-A Smthers Co.
Brig Waverley, Terry, Galveston-Young Cowan
Bchr Volunteer (Br), Holmes, Maranham-D Dcwof
CO.
schr J,ha Rider, Rider I.avacca-N L McCready GO.
Schr Katie Ioyt Parker, Norfok-Benuey smith Co
Sloop Lady Washington, Coyie, New Haven-M Briggs
Co.
Steamer + W Bruno, Foster Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moravan (Tr) Alton, Liverpool Nov O. via
Queenstown iOh with mdse and 273 passengers TO Williams
Guion.
Bark Prairie Bird, Wiley Boston, - hours, in ballast to
Brig Br) Wiley, Cow Bay, days, with coal, to
Dew0h Co.
Brig volant, Parker, Bangor, days. with lumber to Ho
schr Pckwck tof Brizham) Putt Patras, 20 days. with
fruit, TO Geo Bulley.
Ship Ontario Hosmer from Liverpool Oct8.
Ship Monarch Of the Sea, Krkady from Liverpool Oct H.
SAILED
Steamships Baltic Mississippi and Ann Mara-anchored
at Quarantine.
Wind at sunset NNW, with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

Died.
BupGrsa-In Boston on Sunday November 10, after
short illness, j. w. BURGESS native OF berks county,
Pennsylvania In the 4Sth year OF his age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock, from 1862 Eighth avenue
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
[f6r Other Deaths Sec0nd fug<J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22

Ring the Bells ON Thanksgiving Day.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Would il not be very appropriate to usher IN the day
Of national Thanksgiving appointed by the President 70
the by "msrry peang Of bells" throughout inc
and2 make the suggestion. hoping that the oeis VIII
be heard rejoicing that peace now reigns IN 'ne onea
States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22
How 10 Purify Political CorruptiOns.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The reception Of General Grant Monday last shows
how well and thoroughly business know how TO do
things All the humbug and extortion OF our municipal
government was set aside and solid, noble reception
given our Lieutenant General which did honor to all
concerned. Now then, Il the same men were to take
hold and nj once organize themselves into a municipal
club TO city from corruption, dshonor and dis
grace they would command the election OF proper re-
prcsenatives and New York would be relieved from the
present cabal OF rufI-skufs and the rowdy Common
Council With honor to Grant, now for protection and
safety 70 citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-22
S HIPPING NEW S.

YORK-rHIs DAY :,
SUN RIsKs, ...,...... IS morn ~
SUN sKTS.,........... 3Sl HIGH WATER. eve III Ii
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

= .u .;Il.n. \, N.,, En,,j.nA
In sma,i y'haso ~ nv -s'nss .,;..
hvec an cia enaP MnO' snSrSn Is.'
wea,lny m ia d'u ~, a.' L. IOS,sI ;ss T r,sSsssS
y s aiso os S'I -. wv Iamo.ho,d .aoS.i's,. drv
much OF ms nouseno,u s. t00t, ~. Asa s;,,.a. u
goSus .be .L tI,. os ~ s.ar IN. b;ii ys,
ana .. .ho tS o.Ose =. .as ys o ~ ~ ~. ~ ~. -
presented iOl Paynsus' ~ yus ss'sSSs-"sS Sss.
10 LOOKING u oseI, nv oDsel'eu o. -. ..,t .S
.'ditioo occu'rea ilsqasnIy ~ A'
ing T%a nD@e nc % sau ~, ~ h.sn So;,. 2v;.b a.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
: Power of Genilencss.

No bad man is ever brought to repen-\
fnce by angry words; by bitter, scornful
heproiches He iorti6es himself against
reproof, and hurls back foul charges in
the face Of his accuscr. Yet guilty and
hardened as he seems, he has heart in
his bosom, and may bo melted to tears by
a gentle voice. Whose, therefore can
restrain his disposition to Lame and find
fault, and can bring himself down to a
fallen brother, will soon find yav to
better feelings within. Pity and pa.
tience are the two keys which unlock the
human heart They who have been most
successful laborsrs among the poor and
vicious have been the most torbearing. -
Said the celebrated St. Vincent dc Paul
off it has pleased heaven to employ the
most miserable of men for the conversion
of some souls, they have themselves con
fessed that it was by the patience and
sympathy he had for them. Even III,
convicts among whom | lived, can b,
g,incd in no other way, WhenI have
kissed their chains, aud shown compass
sion for their distress--then they hav,
listened to me-" ,i.1liAi D1al1 r'.t'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
Twenty-Five thousand Widows

Twenty-Five thousand widows are re-
ceiving pensions under the law passed re-.
Gently. Twenty FIVE thousand widows
made BY the present war BY its bullets
and bombshells, its cannon balls and bay
onets, its wounds, its camp feyers and
privatiou Twenty i've thousand receive
pensions, how many thousand do not. we
are not told. AS though he who fell on
the first day of battle did not spill as
much blood for bis country as he who
fell on the last Many do not know
whether their husbands lie under South.
ern sod or languish in Southern prison,
or who will wait for him long after the
magnolia blossoms on his grave. 'Twen-
ty Eve thousand widows. How many
orphans: How many childlcss mothers!
How many bethrothed maiacns, whose
young hopes have been nipped, and
whose hearts are searched aud scared ioI
lifeg ~" l'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
The lIormons and their Posi-
tiOng.

There are indications that serious
trouble may yet grow out OF the condi.
ton of affairs among the Mormons in
Utah. 1t will be remembered that law
Of Congress, approved July /, 1862, for.
bids and Furnishes polygamy by fine Of
five hundred dollars and Imprisonment
for five years. Recent letters represent
that the Mormon leaders, and as many of
their followers as are able, are in rebel
lion against this law. The same salute
forbids any religious or charitable cor
poration to hold real estate in value above
fifty thousand dollars. The whole church
is in deadly rebellion against this law
OF course no Federal officer, military or
civil, can holl, friendly relations with
them while they thus continue 10 open
defiance Of his Government, without be.
ing guilty OF completely with traitors
but s9far from regarding himself Grim
inal, Brigham Young carries himself with
the utmost haushtiness, insisting that III,
Federal commander in Utah shall recog
nize him as his superior. The position
and preteusions Of the Mormon leadeI
thus bring them in direct antagopisn
with the United States, and one party b
the other must submit. General ConpoT
the present commander of the Fedora
forces, in that region, maintains that tn
only possible peacsable solution Of th
difficulty will be found in encourasi6,
and protectiogby force the free utteranc
Of thought and opinion among the peopls
4 which will weaken their spiritual dcspo,
ism bya multirlici,y Of 'sects, and tax
from the leaders their political supreml
cy, and in opening the rich mines in tn
neighboring mountains, aud thus ou
numbering them at tn, polls by minin
population Meanwhile, as we learn frol
! a letter in the Chicago Tribune, the II
crease Of Mormons by emigration go'
, steadily forward. Trains, Numbering
: many as 5000 people, have crossed Il
; wide desert which divides them from Il
States. When once there, they are
efectually walled in as if in prison, ar
; ; read nothing and hear nothing but fro
: mormon sources. They are set back
the scale Of civilization more than ce
: tnry, and their preachers give them lit
. besides gospel of work. In Uta
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
The Magnitude Of the Earth.

According to recent authority, the cir
eumferencc of the globe is twenty FIVE
Thousand and twenty miles, It is not
essy to comprehend so stupenduous cir
Gle ias to put down it's extent in figures.
1t becomes more 6palpable, perhaps. by
cOmpariso6, such as this: a railway train
.traeeliug necessarily anight andiday, at
the rate Of twenty fvc rnilesr an hour,
would require six weeks TO 60 roundrit,
The ,eubical bulk Of tho, earth istwO
hundred and sixty thousand millions Of
cubic miles DR.. Lardner says, II the
materials whichriorm the globe were
built up in the. form Of q column, having
a pedestal Of the magnitude Of England
land Waass, the height Of the column
would be, no6rly sfourIhpd ahnlf milkouI
Of miles, A tunnel through the earth
| from Eagland toaNevIZ Iceland, wOuldib,
nearly eight thousand iailssiOug.d ''Sc'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

Iar As modesty is the richest orna.
u,ent to woman, the want Of tits her
greatest dsformity; for the better the
thing the worse viii ever be its persersion,
aud If an angel falls, the transition must
,be.to demon. yyr@ptA 'tah,ir
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

Dor Paddy's description ofa hddls can
not be Best ut was the shapepfa tur-
key Ind shout the sizs ofYaTgoose he
turned itioyer on ils back snd rubbed IL
belly5witA a stick. and och ! abyiSL Pak
rick, how u did aqusal r'abiis0
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
~. p. JOKyss7OE.

j frQRNEY at Law, office over Beer & Ora
{ huns Sore, Main Street, Ashland, o., vii
sans,d promptly 10 al business entrusted
70 h:s care. Special attention given to col
lsctlou OF Solliers claims Of all kinds.
is juno 8, 1854, ,vlgnl b'."I' 'A
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
Ariseeiianeo1as.
W. RaLST0E.

JBwELER ana silver smith, one door wss
,sted OF Poueris Drug store, AshlandE Ohio
iai1hI Gold and Sieolrens, and choice variety
IS ef,Jswsiry, kept csnstantly1on hand. -
Highest price paid forold gold and silver
az Repairing done 70 order, on reasonhle
IN, -setlEactorily warranted. vlenl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
VITA. M,eeCs.M,llRss..I

1. ,ATT0RNERY, and Counsellor al Law. Ash
laud Ohio. Office in the Bank building
mo ever tbs Htrikare store ON ivl9nl
jtg boa - RzX 9IGI AIMS.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
GEO. u: HILL, N. d.,

SURGEON, shlaDd ,ohio.--
/ sdPsrticplar, attention will be paid TO the
treatment of the following special diseases:
DrspEPstA, disease ofthe LivER, the Kip
10 SSsYs SohopuLk 4 lan d. 'EPIYnELiAL CAsoEl!
Once on Church stfeetaa ighTnNl9nI No1
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
.d.NaRIC.1T HOUSE.

FORMERLY McNULTY's, by ARoniBaLp
l11sis, ,horon,biv L.s,,sd and ,,a nronr;s,or 4.
ss ps- nsshstsJ', a,comaJo,. RI H. oiI
.1isl 90 S.,ands IA n,an, na~ en.a, o. ms, NJ
.r pleased to give him acall.
Jane 8, 1864: vl9nl. ,..-,t.i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
NOSRORN& CURTIS.

~ .s7uHAyEicrnsd a apartncrship In the practice
~ ,ai ooflav, and viii lattend 70 busiAsssin theil
prbi' ,,ion in Ashland and adjoining cVun
''s, tiss 'IHioe ia the building heretofore oc
J9i'Sl strpioiby w. Osborn, OnchGrenstre s
non . IiisA, 1854. vl9nl lrinitl Il t-iSr
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

sy A lady who sings in the choir Of
certain church havioe been laughed q
for marryipsa very small man, remarks
that she had always found short mets
hymns the easiest to along with.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
II. w. M'CORD,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Ashland Ohio. oac
y on Main Street, one door East Of tie NJ Q
,Nuliy House, up stairs ..l.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

.pi N. yGossips about Chicago and sou'h'
Bend, Ind, ,S-hSve.it that a msiKmdaiSl
alliance Is imminent between Ma Doug
hs and Speaker Colfsx. W. ~ L.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
7. j. KgySY. aN IVA r. NJ. CAurEELI
EEE.rT'S CAMPBELL.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland. Ohio;
efiee on Church Street, in the brick build.
I bng Immediately West o: Kahn'Sstors.
, Jass 8, 1854, vl9nl ' lt '.N
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
GaAvyUH2@e
j. u. IACOBS,

y bfgOFFyT j. j. sTACOBS, ....
7 ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio Office
over Walhck 4 Andrews Shoe slors, op
,t,,,r posite The Bank, ... ......,..r.
~ JV1 December Il. lS64-2Gtf .'. = #.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
lpRs. s.aMPsEA 4 SHEETS.

formed a partnership In the .prae-
tic' Of medicine and surgery, solioit a
b, share Of public patronage, Office over
Beer \ Graham's store, corner Of Main and
W Orange streets. y taot4llJ7 rtvlenlee
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08

ss- Ladies win sooner pardva want cf
sense than want cf manners. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
- W'ELER HOUSE.

w MAtN sTREET. between third and fourth
Mansseld, Ohio.
b. NJ. MILLER, ProprisfOr
- y June 9, ,rs04. ylsnl9 oE 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
McNULTY HOUSE.

.rssl Nm, McNULTY, -t.- Propriehr
n'' jSoam Side Ham Street, Ashland, o.
og June =, 1864, ylpnr
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
,ufPNG .eaA9s
MILLER AOUSE,

.Yo n, OPP0Sl" C tie, McNulty House, Ashland o.,
,,ttr NJ. Nil r. Proprietor. Good aeeenmoda
.o,t,,s,ationss drsasonable bills. Patronnstso
lcitet .N.... ''.
Juns$, 1864. yl9nl griF
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
j. r. COW.AK. M ID.

PHYSICIAN as gRGEoN, Ashland, Ash.
land, ohio;, Qfics oyerths PostT0fice Op
posite the town Hall ,,st, IA ,.,st vl9p,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-08
III, yCSR.sFtEs, Ok sI.F,tI s'.M, M. b

RAcTIClAL Physician and Surgeon
A.. -, Rooms at Miller House, Ashland Ohio.
lures. 1854, v1snl NV. ~ -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18

AMERICAN UNION CoMHIssIoN.-We learn OF the
arrival of five hundred barrels of -four by the
steam err John S. Ide, for the needy in and around
our city. The -four il first class article, the best
the market afforded. Il Is contributed By Chris
tian people for the relief of any sufferers without
distinction Of party. We know there are those in
the North who can rise above all Of the divisions
that have besct Us a. nation, and who seek no
other end than to do friendly act in the purest
shirt. The issues have been made at the Chris
tian Commission rooms, corner Of Tenth and Broad
streets. by Mr.. Williams, of the Christian Commits
sion. and Mr.. Chase, of the American Union Com
mission.
Persons needing assistance temporarily, should
procure certificates from responsible persons oil
their necessitous circumstances.
Th, issues made yesterday have been large ana
liberal 10 the sufferers by the conaagration and
To Others.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
THE CITY.

Tss DsArH OF Pas DESr LtScoLN.---The verin-
yay!ou of the rumor of the ''a''ina'i0n Q. ASfa-
ham Lincoln fell like thunder-clap upon this
community YESTERDAY and the expression ofregret
and adherence OF the act was almost universal
among al. classes, even those OF the most uIt;A
Southern feelings. Mr.. Lincon's liberal offer TO
8, had psepa I'd the minds Of all for speedy
mn, ,ttlement Of the present difficulties SO
-. yirr;,is was Involved. The impression was
,r,r~,d.,.e and profound, that Virginia had lost
be hes. friend. and forebodings painful to dwell
ma, Iero INDUCED in as regards the grave turn
n,,i,,.I event, Nigh take in view of the striking
4own Of the guiding hand of Government policy
Allie aags in tho city and the flags of the shipping
in the h.rbo: were at half-mass Sunday and yes
terday in recognition of the great GALAXY ''A' H-'
fallen so uddenly and unexpectedly upon We pew
pie Of whole continent North and South 'nN
effect OF which will be felt in two hemispheTes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-18
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL H. 1856.

ARRIVED.
The fne propeller John s. Ide, Capt. Henry Wilson
from Washington with $40 barrels -four contributed by
the American Union Commission for the needy in and
around Richmond.
steamer Baltic, City Point government troops.
Steamer Hero of Jersey Hancock, City Point govern
ment stores.
Steamer William Allison, Clifford City Point govern.
stes.ner Wyoming, Cooper City Point government
troops. -
Propeller D. Wallace, Beatty, City Point government
Propeller City of Buffalo, Jones, City Point govern
ment horses and wagons.
Propeller Ironsides, vandever Wilson's landing, Gen.
Carr and stan
Propeller Superior Lawson, City Point, government
Schooner J. Il. Toumsns BOgert, City Point govern
ment hay. - ,r
stores C. F. Forger
Steamer TScs. Colly.r NO ~ VILLAINS City Point
government officials
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