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EEPRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry GIL.
nor.
POLLARD'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
je 23-ts CoLE TURNER.
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THANKS roR PAPERs.--To the National
Express Company: to A. 7. Sumwalt,
Southern Express.
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DEArH.-The many friends In this city
of Mr.. o. F. Webster, agent OF the Ma
tional Express Company at Savannah, Ca,
will regret TO learn of his death, on the
18th instant, after few hours illness.
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LOO. F.-Friendship Lodge, No. 10,
l. O. 0. F., will meet at Odd Fellows Hall
at 8 o'clock tonight.
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CRY CorNclL.-A called meeting Of the
City Council was held at the City Hall
yesterday afternoon. Present: Messrs.
Macfarland (presdent), Clopton, Epps,
Griffin, Crutchiicld, Taylor, Mason. and
St,ll
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLT 70.
sun rises Moon sets........... Is
sun sets. High tide tP. II j.. 81
PORT OF RICHMOND. JrLr -, l'ss.

RORT OF RICHMONp, JCLr ~, isW.
ARRIVED.
steamer State OF virsinis, Travsls, Baltimore,
msrchandise and passengers. D. 4 W. Currie.
steamship Hsttaras, Clark, New York, msfchan.
aise ana passengers, 8. Ayres 4 Co.
disc and Passengers, q. r. Watson
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk msrchan.
disc and Passengers, A. X. Tstum.
schooner Seven Stars, Phillips philsdslobiz
coal, Wilson Roberts.
schooner Independence. ,Clegg, lower James
river. lumber, Mckowsn b Curtis.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Hill, Norfolk, msr.
chandiss and passengers, II. Freeman.
Schooner p. Armstrong. Peterson, down the river
to load wood.
Sloep Alveretta, Smith, Norfolk, light.
BELOW.
Barque (Br.l lCircassian, Amy, Now York. in bal
last, TO Haxall. Cr.nshaw Co. vas reported ou
Dancing Point at II N. yesterday. beating up.
Steamer Valley City, Now York steamer Nor
folk, Philadelphia, and steamtus with th.
schooner Eleanor T., Philadelphia, are reported
below, bound up. They are expected up early this
morning t2thl.
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CANNED FRUITS, JELLIES, PIC
" KLEs, &c.-The undersigned has received .
shipment Of CANNED FRUITS, JELLiES, PIC
ESQ. Baltimore, which ara offered at Baltimore
Wholesale prices without any charge for freight
ID. B. CLARK,
To- ., "a No 1917 Cary street.
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r,L'oNs EXTRACT or PrRB JAMAICA GISesR-for
c1s,'n.n q Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
."e.ria .ia NorDus, Flatulency, Sc, where warm
@.S tiurs purity makes Il z cheap and reliable ar.
-" ~ culinary purposes. Sold everywhere. at
Ills yer bottle. AK for "LIoHs' Pure Ex-
'@s'. Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
F'-ly sold by all druggisu.
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hr.mstr-e's inlmtahle Hair Coluring ia not n
~" AHirstau.aueuus dyes are composed uf lunar
'a''" ant more or lsso destroy the vitality and
'H'E "i III" hair. This = the original Hair TO-
,f.hS, @ud has been growing IN favor over twenty
stat' IL Restores gray hair 10 is original color by
-"u"1 "IsOrIlion. Ia most remarkable manner.
~ ago beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two
''fs'-S9 cents and sl-by all dealers.
{. HklMsTRkET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
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EOR NEW YORK.-AT L A n T C
JIG COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP kEA
new and elegant <14E
side wheel steamship HATTERAs, .lfeAk&
- CLARK commander, will leave
her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, 2'th in.
stant, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Passage, state room and meals included, Sle.
Tickets for the round trip, to return by either
vessel, only s25.
For freight or passage-ace eommodstions unsur.
SAMUEL AYRES & CO.,
" 2s-9t Cary and Virginia streets.
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TDOPCLAR REMEDIES. Just re-.
ceiysd at
WOODS HARMACY,
Pifth and Marshall streets,
rOUGERA's IODINIZED DCOD.LlVEk OLA,
PURE AND FRESH Coo'hNAn
REYNOLDS SPECIFIC,
for gout and rheumatism
B0CDAULT'S PEpsIN,
BLANCARD' PILLS.
and general assortment OF ,r,e
RELiABLE MEDICINES AND PURE CHEMICALS
jy 10 for prescriptions.
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GRAND DIVISION SoNs OF TEMPERANCE
OF yIRGIyrA.-Thi. body meets in this
city today at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, in the
Temperance Hall, on Broad, between Sixth
and Seventh streets. We learn that many
accessions have been made to the Order
since the last session, and an interesting
meeting is expected. Members of the
Grand Division from distance will be en-
tertained by the "Sons" in this city.
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y ENN OLDS'S Pill LIS.
MoRE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

".~"' Nr Auhin 6ESiNaSAs
certify that myself and family have been In tks
habit of using Or. T. Rsnnolds's Hepaiic Pills for
long time, and have never had any occasion even
sress ashs S.r H fSas sr.Sa
them; and, f.o, their experience. have no doubt.
will accord with mine Al. 0ARBER.
srAUSToS, January ., 1855.
Or. T. Rsnnclds having been my family physi.
clan mp to the time Of bis death, which occurred
tunities to experience and witness the effects Of his
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate to state that
a. ever been used in this section Of country. Ny
reg shDor' u's them. and sSnk 2. much OF shsn
AUGUSTA Cousrr. Va
STANTON. VA. January .. 1885.
as bssS nsns Dr.
Pills In my family for some years, and consider
tnem in every respect superior to any medicine Sf
the iron business. which rendered Il necessary 70
have many persons in my employ. ] have used
these pills among them with great .usseisr RrrRKx
hereby certify that / have used, both FOR my.
Pills and truly say their action Is more efhcisLt
and satisfactory than any medieine J have ever
gsed and most earnestly ree@sadp Ths.s pin: ih s.e.y
gripe Nothing In claimed for tn EN- mere than they
deserve BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
staunton, Va.
thereby certify that have used Or. Rennoids':
lepatc Pills for several years, both for mye u and
In INV family, and consider them u most admirsble
medicine such as every family ought to keep Itself
supplied with Think them greatly preferable TO
any other pill have ever tried -
January Nh, looo. THOMAS J. NICHE.
STANTON, Va, January 10, 1896.
hereby certify that have used for 4 number Of
years DR.. Rennolds's Hepatic Pin, and can assure
the public that have derived more benefit from
the IN than from any pill have ever used. Their
action 10 mild and quite efficient.
JOIN r. scHxIrT.
Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constipa.
ton, &c, deserve to suffer II they will not try
Rcnnolds's Hepatc Pills. Members Of my family
have been greatly benefited by their use;
GEORGE L. PEYT0N.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va
Price, Pity CENTS per box.
To be hal OF all druggists and dealers In inedi'
cine everywhere.
PURCELL, LADD L Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietor,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
myir Richmond Va.
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FDENTAL LSOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-w. LEIGH BURTON. DENTIST, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture of this gas.
is prepared to administer II as al angsheie in the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As It's highly important that the gas shonli be
fresh and pure.n nelly notice should be given of a
desire 10 useii
Office and residence northwest corner Of Seventh
and Franklin streets. jy 2-lmA
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SrRu06LI's letter tomorrow.
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BOARD Op HEALTH.

Mr.. Clopton moved that the vacancy
now existing in the Board Of Health by
reason of the resignation Of DR.. Watson
be filed by election. This was agreed to,
The election was then held with the fol.
lowing named gentlemen as candidates :
DR.. William II. Taylor and DR.. J. II.
White. The result was as follows: DR..
Taylor, !; DR.. White, /. DR.. Taylor was
then declared elected.
After granting several private petitions,
and transacting other business of little
importance, the Council adjourned.
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DEMOVAL.-Weh have removed to our
III new and commodous store, CORNER THlR;
a large and well-selected STOCK OF BOOTS,
SHOES, and TRUNKS, to which We desire TO call
the attention OF our old friends and the public.
We shall always keep the very best goods that
can bs manufactured In our line, to which We espe-
cialy invite the inspection OF country merch ants,
thew can be pure hased either in New York, Phila.
delphia, or baltimore, thereby enabling merchants
to save freight and other charges. .,,,s
OF every description OF BOOTS and SHOES TO those
wishing to keep up a perfect assortment oi goods
without being overstocked With small sizes.
We solicit an examination before going north
jy lo-ts PuTNEY WATTS.
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rg BILL ARP:
BILL Arp!
BILL ARP.l
This inimitable book Is now ready, and every
person should have copy. To be had Of
COLE TURNER,
,e,-ts Whig Building.
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DISPATCH.
DRUGS. MEDICINES, ho.

NARD'S AGCE TONIC
i CELEBRATED FOR ITS INSTANT CURg In
AL CASES Arising FRoA CHiLLs AND
FEVER.
For sale by J. W. Rson, W. Ii. Scott, 4. Bodskss
4 Co, Charles Johnston, II. W. Powers, Power L
Thomas, Kendsrvatef = Book, q. Blair, Richmond;
Smith 4 weisigef, Nanchsstsr:,
Wholesale agents, PURCELL, LApp = co.
ia 81
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REMOVAL.
l.. J. IArGHToS. y /. PORE.
LAUGHTOS b FORE,
Successors TO L. J. LACGHroN,l
BOOK AND JOB PRINT ERs.
have removed to
No. 1915 MAIN STREET,
iovER NOAH WALKER & Co.'s,I
where they are prepared to execute every deserip-
tion OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
in the neaiest style, and upon the
MOST REASON yABLE TERMS
[jy as, Tu, ,Th&S4tl
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EOR NEW YORK.-The magnificent
AGARA. Captain corcH. will leave <fe
ati2M TtsspAi July 18th o&
meals and state room, only &l5. Tickets for the
round trip only S25.
Freight received TO-DAY lMonlay) and up 10
the hour Of II 4. NJ. TOMORROW.
Tickets and state rooms secured at my ONCE NJ
Rockets. or on board the ship; u,rsov
jy 23-2t OARRhi r. " hiSoN'
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re- SYRUPS FOR SODA WATER.
CHOICE FRUIT AND CREAM SYRUPS furnished
the trade at low rates by
W. II. SCOTT, Druggist,
TED corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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thereby certify that have used DR.. Rennoids's
Ippatic Pills for several years, both for myelf and
In my family, and consider them most admirable
iusdicine such as every family ought to keep Itself
supplied with. Think them greatly preferable TO
January lth. Ioso. THOMAS J. NICHE.
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ivy. hUNpRED TyIIsFas BARRELS BEL: P9EI R2ERi
FLOUR, 100 Kits NEW MICKEREL, 100 dozen
FANCY PICKLES. 100 bushsl BARLEY MALT, 70
BURNT LIME, BACON, BUTTER, EGGS, &C., &e.,
jsu WILLIAM r. KING L co.
rHA1N FOR SALE.-Six or seven
~ hundred feet nve-sight TO three.qusrter
CHAIN, for mining or other purposes, but little
used.
~ ls-iw PALMER, HARTsOoK 4 co.
HAXALLS MILLS.-We are nre-
H pared to do PULL WORK A our milla and
wish 10 purchase WHEAT and CORN
2I-Bs HAXALL, CRENSHAW n co.
BANANA HATS.-Just received. a
il beautiful Assortment Of PAHAnA1; slso. 4
lot OF extra WIDE BRlN PAHAxAg.
POWHATAN WHIsI0IR.
les No. tls Main street,
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QUARTERS FOR CITY GUARD.


Mr.. Macfarland stated that the obj Of
the calling of the meeting was to cOnsidd
a communication made to him by General
William II. Richardson concerning the oc-
cupation of the Old Fair Grounds by the
State Guard as quarters. The communi-
cation was then read to the Council.
An application for the use Of these
grounds as quarters for the Public Guard
was made in June. An answer to that
application stated that General Terry had
informed the Council that he did not know
when the grounds would be vacated, and
that he had received instructions to turn
over the lumber, ETC., to the Hospital Of
St. Francis de Sales. General Richardson
rcncws the application upon the presump-
ton that the Council had control of the
matter, and asks that the Council order
that the grounds be turned over to the
State authorities whenever vacated by the
United States authorities, subject to such
conditions and restrictions as might be
deemed necessary.
Mr.. Macfarland then offered the follow.
ing resolution
ReSolred, That the Fair Grounds of the
city may be had and occupied as quarters
by the State Guard during the pleasure of
the Council when the same shall be put at
its disposal. Adopted.
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E.-The valuable property
IN with the fishery attached recently pur-
chased by the town Of Manchester from the estate
Of the late William Walker will be rented on the
The highest bidder on the 3lst instant ~ clock,
M.
By order OF tho Board OF Trustees.
~ 2l-lvt X. II. TALLEY, Secretary.
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BOSTON LEAD COMPANi.-We
ID have Just received . further supply OF Ma
TIOSAL PURE GROUND LEAD, lsix tons In
stors,) which We offer for sale nj the manufac.
'''' PALMER, HARTSOoK / CO.,
Agents here, Fourteenth street,
,via second door from Cary.
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TOAF, PATENT CUT LOAF, and
IL grades OF " Pieken Williams" celebrated
REFINED SUGARS, which we offer 10 dealers st
manufacturer current prices.
PALMER, HARTSo0K CO.,
iva Agents here.
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SrArSroy, Va, January 10. 1896.
hereby certify that have used for & number Of
wears DR.. Rennolds's H.patic Pill, and can sssurs
the public that have derived more bene1t from
the m than from any pill have ever used. Their
action 10 mild and quite efficient.
JOHN r. sCHnIrr.
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r UBRICATING OIL.-THE VIR-
IL GlNIA NATURAL PETROLEUM OIL. For
all kinds OF machinery. Will not gum cr heat,
and is the cheapest and best LUBRICATOR before
the public. IL has been extensively and severely
tested In this city, and s confidently recommended
PURCELL LADD l. CO., Druggists.
" ql Sole Agents.
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4 CARGO OF SUPERIOR ROCK
IA LAND LINZ, TO arrive, for sale By
PALMER, HARTSuoh Co...
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NHAMPAGNE.-A large lot Of my
~ own Importation lust received aud for sale BY
U. CRANE, No. . Exchange Bioek,
iyla-ts Fourteenth street.
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Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constips.
ton, &c, deserve to suffer IL they will not Try
Rcnn0lds's Hepatic Pills. Members Of my family
have been greatly benefited by their use;
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EIFTY BARRELS b BROWN SU.
sEVaAR Just resolved 4. :. sroxss ! co.
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ETUI MYSTERlEUXa at
II MEADE BAkRk'S Drug Store,
jy9o Ninth and franklin streets.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
.ger.r, en-.


rnr LEE Brrtosio.-Draff Hs~sr NEURAL -snes
ordeal ~ Bssnse suffering k-sai taoruuh~i
ferings ThBrsday a, tb. Cy nospiial ne n ~bo
lighted lhs match the Eairsu rhah caused
explosion. The of ~ uliefiause after
occurrence truly horrhir f,a eng utterly a.
'ermsd snd .-ei.sd Ths onll snus = ~. s.ty .hkh
hs easr would admit -n useg af"i ~iNfst@d sih ~.
ing pain lie was perfecty enhsgs taf1ax at though
s Z, .'sa y as .ssa % - m 20 10 =.
Jersey CITY an ofdas presAWDt As ssrssr
petroleum. within hs city lm.fs strf N- Is a November
Attrcsp svpDtise I4saf scstf man o.irns
himself Vanderbilt called few tsys 49, the ~
Funston scofsf, so sD.Y street ss~ ordered
$50 signal psrisa
steamship oompanys pisr fo' r csss Bsser.
$500 -. ~ = 'hs s.agloT = .-e 'o.pss, = r.gr..'',
vsai.rbi, no f /. .sssi "a NJ Ss@,saS s.sa for ~.
man. ... q. - 80 s.rsrs ses.pi.is. = -. ..n.
I.,:.y tiy '.nd r. ~ g..s.ss =. i.,,.d s.a.@
s,.:: - ,ss@s s . . s'::a. a 80, i.e ds =
s...,. s..s.'Ts S ir. csa!. y g r. 49, 49, ,s @' s' -
,hs se.nsd pr.'s...ga. 49, psf'..... = .e..s.'
rhsr. ts -. hshuhsd ~ - @ 80 20 ss'.ss p'Yfrs
Aocips., - srsst y.cros, -On Ii.ar.tr afternoon
80 y "a b., .iss bali mn .Aar tso,ss =
rolling pA.sss hrosss the 80 = as - spsrsnss
named John Grss'. - Ns.sF. wA.f atsfors Cos f.s-
ofs 80 a. ssa !. sAasf uss' rv.ls.ss
Duvi4oro Ran ~ f.s." H.nss.p
aaisi. hour rharsssy als.t... enc e.<s.
- towards ths d~EFf fYr~ whs~s
NrUust : - f.ae.t q ~
haAss ~ csassf h0 lww "
rsfi Nna danger sgnsl 49, Afflst SID t~tch
,piaes1
r.sr. - Rrarl.ruos .s.f tf.r s,--.. .r..,.S
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usbokTn.
sririrr-A Nas enogTs fif-frtr fnsrrHH va uran
rsasf grss-s fpiaesr, ferlsltf tas.nss No ios
wooster street. Yars ass lf.aassn ye.,s,-
tsy as0Fnas sliai ssbt ssiess ts.i n tbs Elys--
~. sa,i. = -, is.a h tfe 1s-- --osas -.1s..s
sisT lfsw hfstf rsvelF~f saM Ma~~f uisnis " q
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f84sa asess eass t-sfrs .ffts ess - l~fsassios
MhE0 tsNN~Rt hrNf a& xfteroes8H
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it sssat ha.ni ~. Aufs@ 0Ne st. tss = TX gsri1ss
y.snssue.t -sitsd - iags sss arn@psi sem
psa Asslatt 80 nNHtsHss fNs ll "a ns-~.,
b. fsfsy gAsfssf ast ~ CeH resra 80 fssaa
aittf Wsr ttl's srf iae1nffNttts - se fsttsrs ~
80 VffN ftNf@ nft.fs y 49, Htr aaNNN atss'h
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introduced 10 the President by some one on the train
anu no would IN turn present his colleagues
rnk DEMONSTRATION n aunuaS
@ W. Melcoine 10 the President vas Of a most enthu
sastie characiera perfect ovation Tho strees along
,no coarso OF the procession lined with peo-
PIE ~hhe from tho stoops and windows of
,ne houses ladies and children waved Gags and
nahokerchefs and clapped their hands and
shouted ther welcome IN perfect trstacy OF enthus
ssn. Isss snd banners waved irou every house pub.
lie buildings aud sacred edinces IN te cl,y ,hIle b.,
rang people shouted and cannons raa4; all combining
IN tempest OF so"nd that spoke IN sed 10 tsundsr -
the peoples welcome To the President u thu Union
POLITICAL piscrS.Ions AMOS rni Party
The great desire OF the res dent "a avoid ons
among the party ON politics and he hans requested uat
speakers conhne their a. nearly ss possLl. 10
tho grand object OF restoring tho Uuou all i pristine
strength and power
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ton OF the guests and then them through the
streets by mistake or bad management II was not at
the depot until some minutes after the arrival Of the
train, and until II impossible clear the grounds or
carry out the original programme. The President Of
course declined to leave the car When this announce
ment was made Mr. W. c. Ruger approached the plat
form, and the President having appeared greeted
Win repeated cheers. Mr.. Ruger addressed him fol
lows
Mr. PREsiDsST-I am depntized by the municipal
government and the citizens OF Syracuse to perform the
pleasing duty Of Offering you and your ilIustrous
associates their earnest congratulations upon your safe
arrival I'D our midst We have assembled spontaneously,
not only 10 honor our distinguished chief magistrate,
nut Also 70 testify our approval OF the In which
the duties OF high position have been performed
every true patriot has been rejoced to the excep
uona questions incident TO state OF abandoned,
ana the whole Union rapidly returning to govern
nope that under guidance all the States OF the
unon WIN soon have their due representation In Con-
gress and DC restored 10 all the blessings Of peace We
nave an abiding confidence In your wisdom and patriot
ISM, Tor we have behed you, dsregardpg the narrow
interests q the partisan and Of party, rising to full
appreciation OF tho duties and responsibilities Of tho
once OF chief magistrate of great people No personal
motive could have influenced you in resisting the almost
unlimited power which offered for your acceptance
bus nobcst devotion the best interests Of the people
then controlled your action and you have appealed TO
tns great heart o. the people for approval Of con
that the people will now and hereafter, they formerly
stood by Andrew Jackson now stand by Andrew John.
success In the mission which you are now engaged
ana ior your continued welfare and prosperity In con
cuson aga in desire extend 10 you an earnest and
hearty welcome TO city
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
FELLOW CITIZENS This welcome Is extremely crafty
ing and tender sincere thanks for this cordial recep
uon IL only another evidence OF the feeling pervad
ing the whole country the questions agitatng the
nation must refer you 10 my public acts since have
undertaken TO administer the affairs Of the government
a. an indication OF my future have endcavorcd
10 administer is affairs best TO promote the interests
OF the entire country and preserve the const luton
and the Union of the States tAppausel In your
hands leave them, satisfied, have repeatedly said
on this journey, that they viii then be safe.
Three cheers we're again given for the President and
voice In the crowd said, ''God bless Billy seward"
Secretary Seward introduced General Grant and Admi
raj Faragut who shared In tho demonstrative honors
The Committee Of Reception and the Fifty first regi-
men both followed Auburn and attended the banquet
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Thrilling Scenes and ERec-
tive Speeches.
GRAND RECEPTION At sEwARD'S HOME
IMMENSE AND ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS.
Speeches Of the President and
Secretary Seward.
DC. &c. DC.

The Presidential party left Albany yesterday by the
New York Central Railroad, and reached Auburn, the
home Of Secretary Seward she evening Of the same
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