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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

ssYJNHE PREACHER REGIMENT" 73D ILL
l. no!s Misunderstanding the the Summer o.
1864 Colonel jacques Was detached from his command
by special order OF President Lincoln and performed
the hazardous, intelligent and important mission &c
Richmond which ~ part OF every history Of the war
He obtained personal interview with the Confederate
President, during which he exiorted from hnt stute
cheftain the significant declaration that no terms OF
peace would be considered short of absolute recognition
OF Independence Chapter VIII of the resimental
history all the points, and more, that these state
menssugges The interview ITSELF and nil the attend
ant circumstances and varied experience connected
Herewith, arr fully set forth. The chapter which
treats of the Fall campaign In Tennessee rep1ee in
the mnute and details of the service rendered by Op
dyckes Brigade at Dnck River, Spring HILL and Frank
contain many vivid descriptions of the stirring scenes
and incidents Of that memorable eventfui and, in some
respects unequalled campaign. The history Is printed
on supercalanIered paper: contains nearly 700 pages
y illustrations and portraits; Is substantially bound in
cloth: gold letters exterior. Price $500. Address
inclosing bank drat post-ofce. express money-or
der w. H. Newlin, Historian, I'D Illinois Volunteers
Springfield, Ill.
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Probably he had been gone this second
time 20 minutes, when saw quite a num-
ber OF persons Fastening toward the White
House through the east gate. Men, half
grown boys and small boys all seemed to
be in a great hurry. Some Of the boys
we're running. When they arrived at the
door, the central figure was Senator Sum
ner. He came to inquire about the Presi-
dent. l said. "Mr. Senator, I wish you
would go down to the theater and see if
anything has happened to the President"
They hurried away just as fast as they
had come. Probably about 20 minutes be-
fore IL O'Clock, l stepped up to the door
in answer to another ring at the bell. Who
should be there but Isaac Newton, the
Commissioner of Agriculture. I admitted
him, and at once closed the door. He
was bosom friend Of President Lincoln.
was thoroughly acquainted with him,
and 1 knew to whom l was talking. He
said to me. They have shot the Presi-
dent. And the bullet" he said, has en-
tered the left side of his head" I imme-
diately hurried upstairs. leaving him on
the inside, and went to Capt. Robert Lin
coins room. BE had just come from
the front that morning, where he had
been doing duty ON the staff Of Gen. Grant
That room was directly over the front
portico. When I got into his private
room, he did not seem to be feeling very
well, and had vial in one hand contain
ing medicine and teaspoon in the other.
as if he was about to take Il dose of med
icine
As 1 stepped up to his side the tea
spoon and the vial seemed to go involun-
tarily down on the table. and he did not
take the medicine. / wanted to approach
him gently and break the news to him
about his father. So simply said, "Cap-
tain, there has something happened to the
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President: you had better 60 down to the
theater and see what it Is"
He snid to me, "Go and call Maj. Hay"
He was In the room that was Sr. Nicolay' s
and Mai. Hays bedchamber at that time.
1 said to him. "Major, Capt. Lincoln
wants to see you at once. The President
has been shot" He was a handsome
young man, with a bloom on his cheeks
just like that OF beautiful young lady.
When I told him the news, he turned
deathly pale, the color entirely leaving his
cheeks. He said to me, Don't allow any
body to enter the house." said. Very
good. Major. Nobody shall come in"
They took their departure Immediately
for the theater. They had been gone prob
ably half an hour, when poor little Tad
returned from the National Theater and
entered through the east door OF the base
ment OF the White House. He came ur
the stairway and ran to me, while 1 was
in the main vestibule, standing at the
out crying. 30 Tom Pen, Tom Pen! they
have killed papa dead. They've killed
papa deadr' and burst out crying again.
put my arm around him and drew him
mp to me, and tried to pacify him as best
l could. l tried to divert his attention 10
other things, but every now and then he
would burst ont crying again, and repeat
over and over. "Oh, they've killed papa
dead! They've killed papa deadw
At nearly ~ o'clock that night l got
Tad somewhat pacified, and took him into
the Presidents room. which was in the
southwest portion of the building. l turn
ed down the cover of his little bed, and he
undressed and got in. / covered him up
and laid down beside him, put my arm
around him, and talked to him until he
fell into sound sleep.
CTo be continued)
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The price Of this advertising has been
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War Secretary, accusing him of not car
rying out the order that President Lin
coin had given two weeks before to have
a certain man liberated from prison who
had been sentenced to death, but was
parioned. Mr.. Lincoln listened patiently
to his complaint, and then said, emphati-
caliy, ''If it had not been for ME, that
man would now be in his grave. Now,
sir, you claim to be a philanthropist. II
you will get your Bible and turn to the
Both chapter OF Proverbs, the 10th verse.
you will read these words: Accuse not
servant unto his master, lest he curse
thee. and thou be found guilty" Where
upon the man got ''huffy" and went away.
But rs he went out, he said, angriiy.
There is no such passage in the Bible"
''Oh. yes" said Mr.. Lincoln, Il think
you will find it in the Both chapter
of Proverbs and Mt the 10th verse" This
was late in the afternoon, and / thought
no more of the occurrence. Next morning
was mt Mr.. Lincoln's office door as usual,
about o'clock. and heard some one call
ing out: 20 Pendle! say, Pendle, come
in here" When l went inside MIR. Lin
coin said to me, "Wait q moment." He
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PATENTS.

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of fence posts; last long in the ground out.
Also patents Nos. GGe766 and Sos 5663-hay rack and
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County rights, $40; State rights, $50 per County;
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asked Warranted TO please the most incredulous.
send I5c Office nstead of mel for specitca
tiOns claims and drawings. At price asked, cannot
afford expense and delay otherwise incident ID. NJ
Cox, MOulion, Iowa
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husbands out of prison, sir" This was
said in whining tone and well-pretended
looks of despair were on their faces.
We would like TO have ycrs pardon EN-
out of prison, sir, so as to help support us,
SIR they added, in wailing tones.
The President sized them up. He was
a great reader OF human nature. Then. in
the same twany the Irish women had
used. he said. IF yers husbands had not
been resisting the draft. they would not
now be in prison; so they can stay i'll
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r ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE l6 K 20
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Can MAKE your money back In 10 days Address
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GET BIG MAILA-DO YOU WANT TO RECEIVE
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NOVELTIES.

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DOOES.-The Civil War on the Border. Complete
ID account of all engagements, great and small and
of all marches retreats and petitions west of the Mis-
sssipp Two vols octave 959 pages; fully illustrated
Price %. Address the author, WILEY BRlTTON,
Springfield. Mo-
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JEANrED-By Angeline Smith, Box sos, George
w town, Mass, information of Woodbridge A.
Rogers, Troop f, 7th o. s. Cav. Last heard from In
South Carolina in 1864. ~ -
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w ANTED.-Parties who knew my father. Peter
w Dorgan. late of Co. b, 18th N. Y. Inf affer his
discharge from the army in 1863 Will be paju for
trouble in answering ad Address Joseph F. Dorgan
6SlS Stare St, Chicago, Ill.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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ADDRESSES WANTED.

9TH REGIMENT, n. Y. VOL. INF.-GEN. N.
lO N. Curtis, Ogdensburg, N Y, Is writing it's his
tory during :he Civil War; and wants the address of
each living member, the date Of death Of deceased
members. with company and regiment, and any who
may have entered after discharge from the 10th. Com
rades ard friends of the members of the regiment will
please furnish the Information asked for .., ,
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SEND DATE OF BIRTH AND GET LIFE
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS

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REUNIONS.

SHERMAN BRIGADE.-THE 33D ANNUAL
y Reunion of the Sherman Brigade composed Of
the 6ith and 65th Ohio the 9Th Ohio Battery, and
McLaughIin's Squadron of Cavalry, will be held at
Chickamauga National Military Park, Ga, and Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Sept Is TO D. All members of organ
izati0nS that served In the Harker Brigade or tbs
Brigade 125th Ohio 3D. 10Th and 18th
KY, the 5lst and I'D Ind the 18th Mich, 18th Mo,
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are invited to participate. The Central Passenger AS
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cts on sale Sept. 16 and IT, good to Oct Is
Thos. EVERY, Secretary, HolmesYille, o.
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CROCKERS IOWA BRIGADE-THE 1lrH b.
~ eDnial Reunion of the famous Crocker Iowa
Brigade will be held at Muscatine Iowa Sept "a and
D All soldiers who served in the l1h 18TH 18th and
18th Iowa are entitled to membership, and
estiy urged to attend No pains being spared to
make this OF the best meetings the survivors
ever had since the war. D. W. Bushnell, Secretary,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
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VNHE 10OrH ILL-THE ANNUAL REUNION
l. OF the Tooth Ill. will be held at Joliet, ILL.,, Sept
II. Geo. Pickel, Secretary, Box 1873, Joliet, ILL.,
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OOO ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND FOR
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The National tribune., 1902-08-14
MUSIC.

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nODGE COUNTY VETERAN ASSOCIATION-
- change In The date of the 18th Annual Reunion
of the Dodge County Veteran Association has been
decided upon. owing to the fact that political conven-
ton will be held in Dodge County on the date pre-
viOusly selected. The Reunion will be held Aug. -
Secretary, Horizon, Wis
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"ATHAwAY'S BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP
II Made from Roots, Herbs and Barkx Curcs
Liver Complaints In the worst stages 10 years expert
ence In making this preparation N for six bottles
press paid. J. 3. Hathaway, Orien, Mich.
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INKS.

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violet Travellers ink powder. Inks are the very
hest 10 cents each recipes Is cents; 10 recipes g
cents Cline, Dept No. I'll, Decatur, Indiana.
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lFV1HE SrH OHIO-THE SURVIVORS OF THE
Il sth Ohio Carrors old regimenD will hold their
3sth Annual Reunion at Oberlin, o. Sept II and 1a
All survivors are urged to be present o. g. Daniel
Secretary, Mt. Vernon, o.
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RAZORS

GREAGER'S IMPROVED RAZORS ARE THE
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many. Warranted Sent for 500 by registered mail
Agent wanted In every town. Send for circular Com
rade Herman Greager, ll27 Elm St. Manchester, N. H.
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COMRADES, COME TO THE GENIAL CLI-
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merly Co +. 18th Regt. Ohio Vol Inf. Hl--. -.-
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TUNHE S0rH OHIO.-TEE SURVIVORS OF THE
l. S0th Ohio will hold their Reunion at Newcomers
town, o., Aug. 20 and q. N E. Clendennin Adjutant
Conotton, O.
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yTNHE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY VETERANS
l. Association will hold Its 18th Annual Reunion at
Ogdensburg, n. V, Aug. q and -. Frank johnson,
Secretary, OgdenSblIrg N "
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TNHE 111rH n. Y.-THE SURVIVORS OF THE
l. 1llth N. Y. will hold Reunion at Palmyra N
Y, Sept TO- Business meeting at GA. r. Hall Il m.
Chas j. Stupp, Secretary, Auburn, n. Y.
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YINHE l0isr OHIO-THE s6ru ANNUAL. RE-
l. union of the I0ist Ohio Will be held at Tifiln o.
Sept. Is. E. w. Currgan, Secretary, Tifin, q.
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FIRE. Ar M s.

NOR SALE-FIFTEEN BREECH-LOADING U.
IL s. Springfield rifles; 1855 make, with bayonet and
accouterments; in good order Address Louis Leseur
Papillion, Nebraska
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anu IOotiHtn, respectively, urOVe over 10
a private residence, and took in the coach
Maj. Rathbone and Miss Harris, who
was the daughter of Senator Ira T. Har-
ris. OF New York.
Previous to starting Cor the theater
said to John Parker, who had taken my
place, to accompany Mr.. Lincoln, John,
are you prepared? / meant by this to
ask if he had his revplyer and everything
all ready to protect the President in case
Of an assault. Alfonso Dunn, my old
companion at the door, spoke up and said.
"Oh. Tommy, there is no danger" l
said, Dunn. You don't know what might
happen" Because I had Travelled a good
deal in my life. and had seen much of
human nature, I said, Parker, now you
start down to the theater, to be ready for
the President when he redches there And
you see him safe inside" He started off
Immediately, and did see Mr.. Lincoln safe
inside the theater; and Mrs Lincoln, Maj.
Rathbone and Miss Harris also reached
the building in safety.
What occurred after they left for the
theater may be of interest, so l will men-
ton the incidents occurring at the White
House during their absence.
About 10 O'Clock. as nearly as l can re-
member, one OF the Sergeants Of the In
valid Corps, who was doing duty around
the White House, rang the bell. and /
stepped to the door. He said, Have you
heard the news?" replied, "No." He
then said. ''They have tried to cut the
throat Of Secretary Seward" He lived in
house where the Lafayette Theater now
stands. / said to him, % Sergeant,
guess you must be mistaken i supposed
he referred to the accident that happened
to Mr.. Seward three weeks before this.
He had been thrown from his carriage,
and his jawbone had been broken in the
fall. The Sergeant went away to his post
and returned in about 15 minutes. He
again. He said, 81 tell you that it is a
fact; they tried to cut Secretary Seward's
throat" Then began to feel very un-
easy about the President.
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I 90 PER CENT PROFIT IN RED RIVER
Il Lands Immense crops, Wheat, Oats, Barley,
Flax, and Potatoes; Fine Clover, Timothy, and Blue
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II,OR ALL KINDS OF INFORMATION ABOUT
write d. J. Myers Red Cloud, Nebraska.
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COMRADES: WE PAY n PER DAY. EASY
" clean work, right at your home Inciose 10 cent.
for postage packing etc. etc. and 80 to work at once
G. G. c. Co., Box ss, Mill Hall, Pa
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NEW HAMPSHIRE VETERAN ASSOCIA-
IN tion.-The 18th Annual Encampment of the
New Hampshire Veteran Association will be held at
Camp Avah Ibbey, on the grounds of the associa-
ton Mt The Weirs, Aug. n, q and Is. Augustus ID.
Sanborn, President, franklin Falls n. II.
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JEwELRy AND WATCHES.

GRAND ARMY JEWELRY AND WATCHES
" . Specially. Sure cure for dropsy sent for r
Comnde W. A. Rose, Jeweier and Druggist, Almond
NY.