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the horiaen's bounding line with its tints and
colors so lovely that the eye rests in looking at
them, after a gaze at the hard hills Under the
sun is silver; near the shore sweet, cool blue,
clear as crystal gradually deepening until it takes
the deep sea color, steely -giinty blue. Then, to
finish the picture, to preserve the balance there
are a few light clouds, of the kind called Maid
ems Hair" hanging in the sky. There! it's as
complete as can make it.
The famous Table Mountain is back of the town.
1t is thirtytour hundred feet high, and almost flat
on the top. 1t is wonderful to see the clouds roll
over it's top and pour down it's sides like water
fall, only in great masses.
i had ride on horseback yesterday, and fancy
presented an unique appearance, as the animal
was high trotter, and wouldn't mind his helm,
but waved and pitched like Dutcn galliot.
have tried the native wines~-the Constantia is
like port with a little sugar in it, The Cape hook
is constant reminder of turpentine. A North
Carolinian might enjoy it, The Cape sherry, to
me, is yillainous.
The people are mixture of English Danish,
Dutch and Caffres.
The town has fine promenade, half mile
long, with oaks arehing over and shading the
whole. The cabs thesepeople ride in have wooden
tops, SO broad that echoes are said to be heard
under them. The place is defended by four earth
works, A regiment of infantry is stationed here.
They are fine, strong fellows, and make a neat ap-
pearanee in their white jackets and blue pants.
** Three bells have struck, and must
close. will send this by the eastern coast-Red
Sea and Isthmus of Suez. +.
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AUCTION SALES.
A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON PRYTANIA
STREET
VACANT PROPERTY In CARROLLTON.
PEW IN REV DIR, PALMEK's CHURCH,
For account of the
Bx j. II. WALTON 81 pEsLoNDE,


F, . j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
...,.. 81. ...-.. Office No. AZ Carondeet street.
SATURDAY, March 18th, 1860, mt pa
~ eoek at the Merchants Anctioneers Exchange
on royal street. between Canal Streets by
Ttue anu IN pursuance of order from the Hon W.
hoas Judge Ct the Second District OF New Orleans
iof account 81 the above named Succession te-wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the BUILDINGS and iu,nrove-
nehtS thereon in the First District cy in The
oounnea oy Euerpe Coliseum and Pcyna streets
between parallel lines Of III feet inches ga lines and es
mated as NO H. on plan of Moehausen deposted in lila
once OF Il uyol then notary plan No ll3 and also n LOT
No " on plan No 20 i'll the same Office. r- "
me on ths lot consist Of TwoStory Frame
hall and back gallery first floor sleeping rooms
met hall and back gallery second floor with two story hac
buildings containing two sleeping rosms Kitchen onns
room, etc, cistern, water works in the yard. "1e
Carroilton Property. ff Ell
. FouRTEENlLoTs OF GROUND in the town of Jarrolton
in the PARISH of Jefferson designated by the numbers II To
inclusive of square B. bounded by Eagle Munroe
and SXth Streets according to plan drawn H. Moehau
civil engineer dated October 1876 deposited in the Office
Of L. Hermann then notary Saidios measure as per said
plan = $50 DN
Nos II and Il on each and measure each 30
feet front on Sixth street. by l5o feet deep E72SE
Lots Nos IL to q inclusive adon each other
each 50 feet front Eagle street. by 100 feet deep Lot No
forms the corner Of Eagle and Jeanette streets
Lots No 2S and "a adjhin each other each 80
feet front on Jeannette street by 100 feet deep. n
" Also
PEW No ll6 in the Presbyterian Church en- IaGavet,e
Square. REV. DR.. B. NJ. Palner'sD
rs TERMs-Cash in U: s Treasury notes. II
Acts Of sale before A. MaZureau notary public at the sx
pense OF the purchaser. l' -'rs -
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BY G.. DE FERRET,
BUSINESS STANDS AND RESIDENCES ON ANFuE-
citation and Tchoupouas streetsLots Delord street.
Succession of WILLIAM OBRTEN.
BY G. e. GIRARDEY q co.,


SATUKnAY, March Ia, 1866, at g O'Clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Customouse streets public
ton to close the estate Of the late William Bren, will
sold
!. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND forming, the whole of the
triangle bounded By Annunciacn ST. Thomas and Erao
Streets being Nos to5 and measuring together 79 feet
Annunciaton street ft6 feet front ST. Thomas street
and q feet 8 inches front on Erlto Street. ~
The improvements five Two Story Buildings:
the corner of Annuncation and ST. Thomas
grocery the others, arranged Dwellings, iron
eres second floor; the whole being known Nos So 81
So IS and 80 8nnuncation STREET, can with small outlay
be made yield Sl75 per month. -9.7 --T n -
2. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TWO LOTS OF
Ground. the triangle bounded by Anruncatiu1 Tehoap
Ouas and Poeyare Streets being Nos. q and neasnr-
ing together SO feet front AnnuneaJip street IS feet
front TchouptnuaS The improvements comprise
twostory brick buildings with large frame galleries. nsed as
stores, grocer es, SSf per month
3. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF TWO LOTs OF
ronnd Delod street. between Tchoupouas Fouchef
Streets measuring together 81 feet inches Deord
street, by lie feet deep.
Ra TERMS SALE-0nchaf cash in U. s. Treasury notes
the balance at twelve months credit in secured by
mortgage bearing interest Of per current and per
cent eventual Improvements to be kept insured policies
transferred.
If sale and o. s. stamp duties at the expense Of the
purchasers before W. H. Peters, notary public No I43 Ora
vier street
For full particulars, plans exhibition at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange.
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DESIRABLE VACANTLoTs ON WHITE STREET, MEAN
the Dryades Market and the Basin of the New Canal
BY j. Il. WALTON IL DIES LONDE,

J. 3. WALTON Auctioneer, 5,s
0f6ce--47 Carondeet street.
SATURDAY, March II, 1863. at 12
~ O'Clock NJ the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk
change Royal Customhouse and Canal Streets
will be sold s
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, in the First District, in the
square bounded by Go Erato White and Benton streets
designated by and plan dated February e.
1852 deposited in the Office of T o Stark then Notary Pub
lie Said Lots each 20 feet front on White street, by
a depth of liz feet, between parallel lines.
~ TERMs-One- half cash. United States Treasury notes,
at IL mouths in the notes OF the purchasers
their order bearing interest at the rate OF ceu from
date till paid and mortgage upon the Lots
Act Of sale before Jas. Graham Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser. = n
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Nn45fx 80 INSERTED exery ether day to oe
49, .sa pSssS ~ each
having III I'm u III paper ftst
" sqaass sach Subsequent insertion, ~
s - each insss
ssS Z III ~ ~ sx4Ase sHss assss
iassr vi u intervals 10 " charged
y RI 8 y5s I'LL
no largely thai y sllo~ed
iosa sbeye nsmsd hsnsisnt rates may be
VI ID 10 caas shau snch discount
n u III csnG s sAs@ III
notices d ~ b charged 20
esnss ~ fefiiae, sech insertion s
~ mast n paid fer N advance
I'M MI ahx N rendered monthly
~ W.rkIx u every Saturday raorn-
W. SataraspSon Is Il sdsance half yearly
44s1stslays sasAss 1tsss aoliss. 40 cents
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH I6. 1886.
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AUCTION SALES.
CANAL STREET SQUARES OF Rou,>-s1ooNp
r" District e
Id Y j. il. WALTON &, EsLoNUE

j. B. WALTON, AuctPer' al
Oficii Naronaeie' STREET.
CATuJwNav svo,.,, ~, tyfS, mt I9 O'Clock
NJ Mt the Merchants and Auc GERS Exchange, R9y&l
streets, will be sold ,
ONE SQUARE OF GROUND the Second District OF
this city, divided into twenty bounded by Canal Gus
omhouse Benadotte and ST Pck Streets designated ny
the Nos to "a Inclusive on plag Pills Depouily civil
engineers, dated March, 1866 III
The lots the apereg S9 feet inches lines on
Canal street. the same on and 33 feet
inches Bernadotte street. the same on ST. Patrick
street. = l.. -. ....-., ss ..-5.. L.
AN IRREGULAR spUARoF GROUND, in the Second
District of this city, divided 70 eighteen lois bounded by
Canal CusOmhouse Murat streets designated
by the Nos to is inc1siye plan by Pile Depouily
civil engineers, dated March, 90, ,,,.,.s
The lots in the ia lee inches lines on
Canal street ala feet inch5 lines Custnpluuse street.
S3 feet inches on Murat get and lB feet inches line
Alexander street
En1ERMsOp third O. IN uhltea states treasury notes;
the balance in IL il an months in the of the
chaser to their own oeang per cent and per
cent eventual interestho mortgage On the properly until
final payment. -, -, .
Acts of sale before onflsty NOTARY tuohc at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser
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The Philadelphia Ledger says that the white
paper they use insprinting the, Ledger costs them
the paper amount to. The profits are derived ex'
clasiyeiy from its advertisements.
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THE Stitch made by the Wilcox Il Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionable, and superior
,ven to handspring, being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No. St, Charles street.
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$50 SHARES ME,HANTs' BANK STOCK, PEW IN
Christ Churcbseessiou of Thos. c. Gmour, deceased.
BY II. IL. WALTON a. DESLONDE,
j. B. WALTON, Aactioneer,
-' II. OfHce-No. At Carondelet street.
TDEDNESAY, March 21st, 1860, at IL
w O'clock Nat the Merchants and Anetioneers Ex.
change Royal sect by virtue and in pursuance order Of
the Honose 5hn Thomas Judge of the Second District
for aecogt one Succession of Thomas c. amour deceased
will be SD
OrleaS. .,.af. ...-., Al ..- 49,. 80. F.-1
IS Aares # the capital stock Of the same bank
n ,a9 4.f.
A1ew in Christ's Church. Canal street ..si.
fF-erER,s-Gash in U. s. Treasury notes 51-T,s yer
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Office Nc. AZ Carondele street, corner Union street
WEDNESDAY, April 4th, 1865, Mt 1a
w o'clock the Merchants Auetuneers Exchange
Royal street, between Customhose and Canal Streets will
be sold
That well known choice and eligbly located PROPERTY
formerly the Bank Of New ure ans and recently
pied by the New Orleans, jackson Northern Rail-
road Company Camp opposite Lafayette Square
the square BOUNDED by Camp Poyd Magazine and Lafayette
streets. 35t ID
The lot Sc inches Camp street. by ITO
feet inches and lines in Depth between parallel lines
the improvements consist Of superior building
containing the first floor large banking room with supe.
rior vaults directors Presidents and Cashiers and
parlo the first floor in the main building. The upper
stories of the building arranged for rstclass coIo-
dous well finished and convenient dwelling house. embracing
ri the comforts and conyenisnces of modern residence
Ihera is also upon the property extensive ontheuses
bfacng ohce Kitchens slorerooms stables carriage house,
ETC., ETC. F'1F&
In all respects the building and improvements very
best quality having been erected by the late Benjamin Story
Esq without regard to cost expressly for banking house and
first class dwelling.
This epropey should the attention of capital
central location Of the improving sIrees in
New Orleans the most extensive business oppose
tayette Square, the City Hail and the Moresaue buildings
gives it value equal TO similar property the city
E- TERasOBe third Cash in o. s. Treasury notes and the
remainder in the notes Of the purchaser order pay
able i'll equal instruments the first of January 1867
the hrst OF January 1865 bearing interest the eight
per cent nnum and special mortgage prvi
lege until final payment The property to be kept constantly
insured to the amount of the credit purchaser
and the policies transferred to the vendor.
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Family peaee,maker is the stonewall jackson
Tour. It suits everybody that tries it. j
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rPoRTANT SALE OF UNITED STATES IRON CLAD
/ The " Lafayette" Cincnnati' and "Chocaw.n
BY J.B. WALTON q DEsLONDE,
-.t'-. g zmrs j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
Office At Carondelet street, corner Union street.
"WEDNESDAY, March as, 1860, at, Ia
O'Clock NJ on board the vessels respectively ALGIERs by
order and for of the u Navy Department. under the
direction of VIM c. Cook Paymaster and s. Naval Store
U. S. vessels to-wit--
Description of the United States IRON Clad
Lafayette. .. .
Two engines direct acting Inclined high 70
ns,sT y boilers 4 INCHES f. e feet lons
one engine with bilge force feed
pump one ayphen Dge pump coal bnnker 70 tons capacity
men sheet gum approximate weight Of plating ~ tons Ram
chnery and Details to III good condition and working
order.
Description of the United States Iron Clad
a. Cincinnati.
Two engines direct acting inclined high pressure stroke
est diameter Of cylinder e inces csntr wheel y eet diam
banke hold 80 TONS ship plated with ~ inch ron On case
cer ew a sn and ss
workmanship and easily removed from the huh if desired
description Of The United States Iron Cha
ChoctaNv.
Two engines direct acting high pressure feet stroke.
diameter Of cylinder 2Ga INCHES wheel 70 feet diameter
boilers 40 inches in diameter 20 feet long: pun
double capstan engine with force pumps; syphon
bge punps bunkers have capacity for I3J cua sh
plated with two thcknesses OF ouench rpn oneinc
sheet gum probable weight Of iron plating 200 Ran
chinery and details in excellent working order
The Rams the iron Chocaw afayette are com
posed Of the best metal weighing
twelve tons. The Rnms and the Iron Plating will be sold
each separately from the Hull and will be required to be
owed Immediately,
sample o. the metal composing the Rams be
NaVl Depot, Reading Press.
Sc rEKMSGaSh United States Treasury notes twenty
five to be paid at time OK sale, and the balance within
SIX days thereafter.
RThe United States Tug Cematis will leave the Naval
Wharf, head OF Efao street, at NJ O'clock NJ, day OF
sale purchasers O he ruuc
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STEAMBOAT AGENTS. i

STEAMBOAT AGENTS.
las. HI. MATHEWS 81 CO. -s.s.
CRANK KIMBALL, JAS, Il. MATHEWsaItt
RECEIVING FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMIT
SION MERCHANTS
III. 'A 55'E S5'i AND l 5l''- ST.
l% Steamboat Agents, e @rhf&
t-. No. % SourH COMMERCE. STREET NOZZLE Ala F.e
TOHN u. HYDE % cO.-goHN E. HYDE, ED j.
" SN BOOKERJ 5F' l3
5zs-z o.@ o.s IS 8 Isl "a sHss
STEAMBOAT AGENTS lr--a..-
E-44 E tt5ssgs & & 5-i--ANp-- p El...5- VI IL
General Cotnmission and Forwarding Mer
.E chants, 'f-3'
No. lis COMMON STREET
New Orleans La
Particular and personal attention given to collection
freight bills 1-t''t = 7'l@
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MASON DE RESIDENCE SUR LA RUE PRYTANIE
PRoPRIETE NoN-AMELIoREE A CARRoLLToN.
UN gANo DAMS LEGLIsE Du REV. DIR. pALMe.
| SUCCESSION DE CHARLES GARDINER, DEcED
PAK j. Il. WALTON Sc DEsLoNDH
j. B. WALTON Eucanteur
BuREAU-i7 rue Carondeet encoignure hion.
SAMEDI. lie IL mars 1sGs, a mldf,;a Ia
the eses n Canal ct de- L. ye5a De ct e9orm
neuxeme Cour u District de Ia Nongee rians edae du
te9rer 1866 dosser de- la No. l757 sera Ru pour
de la succession cdessus les prophecies Sanes
uN TERRAIN avec les batisses ct les amsloras qu sly
borne par les rues Prytanie Enerpe, Coee ct Poymne
oas sI psaess Dc Es pne
LINES e desgge par ie NJ p plan dresse oehau
l3 ct au5s lie terrain No sur lie plan No 10 Les
aa RHs sa s Ss ssn s, se
RE Dc derrere au ehambre cabnst
pendenees deux etages ayant deux chabreS couche c
sine chanerearepasse etc. cure ct hydrant dams Ia
Propriete dams ia willie de Carrollton. j..
QUATRE TERRAlNs dams la vile de Carroton parciss,
Jefferson desgnes les Nos II p MEASUREMENT de Tile
r. bornes par les rues Eage hnroe Jeannette Sixent
sds L nn 1iz so a no
taIe s sS d,s s NG sisrsn5 ss9q l. plan
30 peds de face la rue sixeme pogondenr de ia
nesqreut cacun 80 peds de la Eagle un,
prefonder De l2o s terrain Nc Is frme encognu
nure des Eagle ct Jeapnette Les Nos % eta
nette protondeur de $50 peds
AussI:
LIE BANG No lld dams I'ege Presbyterenne, la Place
Lafayette.
s coNDrloNs-Comptant btlets du Tcesor dcs Eats.
de pardevant A. Mazureau noAire public aux
f'ais des acquereurs.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITToN-sEEEE VALUABLE
Squares of Ground in the of the city, fronting Canal
Customhouse, Bienyille, CONT ST and Toulouse
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AUCTION SALES.

COTTON ............... RosiNv
GO BALES DAMAGE D COTTON.
IT'S BARRELS RosIN ETC, AT AUCTION.
BY GARDNER SMITH. YEIsEK d. CO.
GARDHER SMITH, Auctioneer,
Office 90 Camp street.
GATUKDAY, March nth, MT Ii O'Clock 4.
~ NJ at Claiborne Bridge, New Basin opposite mar
shall j. Smiths Warehouse cargo of the steamer Blue Wins
will be sold "4,.' .-7 -.-z
60 bales Damaged Cotton part only slightly
IT'S bbls Rosin baes Rags etc.. for account Of whom
may t-
n7y-TEaMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
THE VALUABLE GROCERY STAND AND DEPESb'
encies No 8l2 Carondeet date Apoo between CLIO ana
Erato streets, ut Auction.
By MONTGOMERY 81 Ego.,
r. NJ MONTGOMERY, Ancsioneer
.- Onice--sT Camp street.
SATUKDAY, March II, at IL o'clock NJ,
- at the Merchants and AuciioneerS' Exchange On hey1
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all IL, the
buildings improvements thereon, situated IN me Frst
District of this city. in the bounded BY Sapnue'e.,
Clio, ST. Charles and Eratn streets, measuring 90 eeb VA
Carondelet by 100 feet in depth. ~ . . - ,. ,,,,
The Building consists of the desirable Grocery staha
3l2 Carondeet admirably adapted to that business WIN
twosoy back building containing four rooms esefh yafa
paved. #- ..
Plan exhibited at place OF sale. an, A. .
Act of sale before -------- notary pnphe, AZ INC
expense Of the purchaser = -
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SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITToN-sEyEE VALUABLE
Squares of Ground in the Of the city, fronting Canal
CustoRhouse, Bienyille, Cont, ST Louis Toulouse
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NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF
Carrollton, Parish Of jefferson.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES DE CHoTsEUL DECD
BY j. IL. WALTON d. DEsLoSDE,
J. B. WALTON, Auetioneer,


WEDNESDAY, April 18th, 1866, at T2
w O'Clock the Merchants and Anctioneers Exchange
Royal street. by virtue and in Of order from
the Honorable John W. Thomas Judge of the Second District
Court of New Orleans dated the 26th day of February 1866
and supplemental order from the Court dated the LIST
March 1866 Court Docket No 2 for account Of the above
named succession the following described property will be
sold, to-wit
The undivided half of lots of ground hs
OF caroon in the parish of Jefferson in the square No 90
A. which Is bounded by Canal Avenue Dublin Seventh and
Gnn gate Map Streets the plan of c. A Hedin dated the
18Th May 1856 OF DopouF dated January 9TH 1897 and of
L. j. Pee dated the 18th January
mated by the Numbers to to II aud 10 3D. all nclusyey
and according to the Aforesaid three plans.
Lots No. and is to Is inclusive, adun each other and
each 80 feet Dublin depth
tween parallel lines. Said lot No Is the Dub
lin and Con streets and said lot No. forms the Of
Dublin and Seventh streets Lots Nos to also aden each
other and each 81 feet inches front Seventh
street, by depth Of $50 parallel lines English
Lots Nos 10 and II each in American
measure &c feet front Canal Avenue by depth Of lis feet
between parallel lines Lots Nos Is l6 and II each
81 feet inches front COIN by $50 feet depth
sa-TERMs-The purchaser furnish payable
six and eighteen months satisfactorily sdprsed
and to bear upon the property final payment
the notes to bear six cent eight per
cent. eventual interest,"
AT THE SAME TIME
The other undivided half Of the nineteen described
will be sold the terms and conditions above advertised
VERY SUPERIOR PROPERTY ON CAM P STREET, OF.
posi.e Lafayette Square, formerly the Bank Of New Or
leans, and lately the office of the New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company A.
BY j. IL. WALTON IL DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON Auctioneer.
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

d IT Els OF THH 10th.
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g. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second Dis
trict of this CITY, in the bounded by Canal Custom
house Rampant and Burgundy streets designated BY No
50 plan by Jacques ranesse October lGth 1876
posted in the office Of Felix de armas notary puhlc
ing GU feet front Customhouse street. by l3 feet in Depth
between parallel liues-all French measure.
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LIE BANG No ld dams lege Presbyterenne de la Place
Lafayette.
s- CoNDrIossComptant btlets du Tcesor des Etats
Uns
ffais des acquereurs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-30

To tie People Of Tie United States:
Having met in convention at the city of
Philadelphia, in the State of PennsylVania,
this 18th day of August, 1866, as the repre-:
sentatives of the people in all sections, and
all the States aud Territories of the Union,
to consult upon the condition and the wants
of the common country, We address to you
this declaration of our principles and of
the political purposes we seek to promote.
Since the meeting of the last National
Convention, in 1860, events have occurred
which have changed the character of our in
ternal politics and given the United States
q new place among the nations of the earth.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-08-30

to all laws that may be made in pursuance
thereof, - ar' .s....ssa ~ ), l,.,siss..
Fsllow.cou nsrymsn-We call 1poo son,
nsfull reliance upon your intelligence and
your patriotism, to accept with generous
aud ungrudgiug confidence this full sursen-
der on the par'.o those lately in arms
against your suthority, and 10 share With
them the honor and tenown that swat those
who bring back peace and concord to jar.
ring States 2g 81 . sse>-' : '-::st'1's,a ti4eAa
The war just closed-with all It's scrrows
and disasters-has opened new career Of
glory to the nation It has saved. IT has
swept away the hostilities Of sentiment add
Of interest which were standing menaoe
to its peace. 1t has destroyed the institu-
ton Of slavery, always cause Of agitation
and strife, and has opened 10 our country
the way to unity Of interest, of principle,
and of action through aiI time to come. Il
has developed, in both sections, military
capacity and aptitude for achievements Of
war, both BY sea and land, before unknoxn
even to ourselves, aud destined 70 exercise
hereafter, under united councils, an impor.
tant influence upon the character and des-
tiny Of the continent aud the world. And,
while it has thus revealed, disciplined and
conpacted our power, il has proved tous,
beyond controversy or doubt, By the ccurse