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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25
MIR. LINCOLN N DANGER.

BALTrMoRl, Feb. Is.
Avery large crowd greeted the arrival of the
train bringing the Presidential party at York
Mr. Wood announced from the rear platform
that Mr.. Lincoln was not on board, he having
gone direct to Washington.
Mr. Wood then introduced Robert Lincoln
who happened TO stand beside him, very much t.
the Iatters ast0nsshment.
AtI14O the train passed the Maryland bound
ary.
f'he Committee from Baltimore Joined the party
at Harrisburg, consisting of W. g. Srethen, W.
l. Marshall, L. Blumenberg, W. Bell, j. Bishop,
W. E. Gleason, J. NJ. Farmer and Z. S. Cochran,
the latter on behalf Of the Electoral College
All of them feel very indignant in the want Of
confidence in the citizens Of Baltimore as evi-
dencad by Mr.. LinoOln's course, though il Is un-
derstood he was opposed to it, but was oyerruled
by other parties who have assumed control Of his
movements,
A crowd blocked up all the Covert street depot
and on the arrival Of the train greeted II with
groans on learning that Mr. Lincoln was not on
board
Arrangemeuts had been made here for sesur-
ing the safe and respectful transit Of Mr. Lincoln
through the city. The police force was all out,
and fully equipped: all good citizens were an
xious that no dndignity should have been mani
tested r The apprehension entertained was that
certain disreputable parties who lately attached
themselves to the Republican organization here
and who were expected to make demonstration
would have aroused bad feeling in the minds of
some aud partially caused disturbance, other
wise there was no reason TO apprehend anything
unpleasant here.
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FROM CALIFOaNIA.

foRT kEARNBY, rep, n
The Pony RxprsS passed at $50 F. n. with San
Francisco dates 70 the 9th inst.
Both houses of the Legislature have passed
resolutions asking Congressional aid TO the Pony
Express.
bers Of the Legislature met in caucus, and greed
to advocate meeting in joint eOnVentiC7 On the
Goth inst. TO elect y. s. Senator, and to post
pons nominating candidate until the day OF
election in ioint convention should be fixed
This was regarded IS favorable to Denver.
Since the caucus the Senate has adopted resolu-
tions for joint convention on the 20th, and As
sembly rejected it--s6 10 20.
The Republicans and Brsckinridge Democrats
opposing, and having power 70 prevent any cleo
tion If they continue to act together,
All the WOrkmen employed At the Navy ard,
Forts, and other public works on this coast, have
been discharged on account of the embarrassed
condition Of the national finances.
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VTRGTNT1 CONVFNTION

RIoEKoND, Feb. 2s.
The Virgins state ConYsntiOn Fe-eSsembled
to-day,
usrsonai explanations By the delegates.
The resolution horetofore tabled for raising .
COMMITTEES to inquire whether any movement OF
sny arms OF men has been made BY the Govern
ment 10 any fort or arsenal in, or bordering on
Virginia. indicating preparations for an attack or
coercion was adopted.
The Union men seem satisfied that the invesu-
CATION will prove there q ne cause of apprehen-
sion on the subject.
Mr.. Barbour, Superintendent at Harper {
Ferry, was among It's sdTOcates.
Others Srgued that the GpprehensionsWere well
grounded, and that the taets should be well
Known, that Virginia might be prepared.
1Mr Flaher offered q resolution opposing Ma
tional Convention and declaring thai ths people
South might Reasonably SppTehend that such 3
body would recognize the Judiciary system and
make the Judges Of the Supreme Court elected BY
the whole people Of the Union, - Mr.. Seward
had declared.
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FKOM KANsAs.

ATcHsON, Feb. %.
The signatures appended to the following ap-
peal 70 the people OF the East, In behalf of the
destitute citizens Of Kansas, are those Of some of
our most prominent citlzenss
w ii. Grimes, member of the State Legisla-
ture. Jahn a Martin, State Senator from Second
District; y. "A. Alderman, Pastor of the Baptist
Church; G. II Fairehild5 Mayor Of Atehise8ilVFs
a. Adams Editor Of the Union; Robert Graham,
NJ MabOn, Pastor Of NJ. f. Church; W. ". Ross,
Editor Of the State Record Topeka Abell. Q.
stfingfslloW L. c. Chillis, j. H. Byrd, Pastor of
Congregational Church g. ]. Stebbins. We
feel called upon 70 appeal IN behalh Of the peo
pie Of KAnsss 70 the humane tympathizing citi-
zens Of the East and to urge them that the efforts
in behalf Of the sufferers in this State be not re-
leased. There have been well authenticated
cases Of death BY starvation. The streets OF this
city are daily thronged with destitute men who
have come long distance for aid, and rom
whose lips we hourly hear tales of the greatest
distress and sahering. Thousands would have
been compalled 10 leave Kansas or starVe. had II
not been for the generous aid heretofore extend
ed by the charitable people Of the Eastern States
aid 3 WITHHELD Fully forty thousand people we
think stand in need Of provisions 20 sustain them
until the new harvest is gathered, and nearly the
whole population Is nearly destitute OF seed,
fhe Kansas Relief Committee reports having
been received from February 1st to February Il,
1851, from Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Michlgan and Ohio, provisions and seeds Of vari-
Gus kinds, weighing 1,7o0,691 pennds. They re
port having distributed in the same time to thir-
ty seven different counties, s04.720 pounds, in
cluding - 350 pounds 70 LeavenWorth county,
which has been constantly supplied according 10
receipts IN the Commissioners books with provis-
ions on the Etrtngth Of orders drawn BY their
load Committees, although the psperg and soTne
citizens Of LeaysnWorth have stated that the
country raised supply. ff
TheiOads are In . terrible condition, although
imsroqinE somewhat, and the streams have been
very high, preventing teams coming in here for
nNH a.
Some men from the back settlements report
their people reduced 70 the very verge Of starva-
tion. on a6eount Of the delay IN getting prcvis-
ions though some seed and wheat is being re.
ceived, and the committee are making every ef-
fort 70 get large supply on hand without de-
This Is most important, a. the frost 6 about al
out OF the ground, and Il viii soon be time Tor
putting In seed lf1
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and yellow western a. railroad depot 6205fo for
new yellow Jersey aud re tor good white 6Ouihern
OATS Moderate request 81 SH9seS for Hsstsfn
aud Canadian; 81 for state.
POis X Market steady or mgl1 and dull and
heavy fer prime. Sales are w bbs a. eIo for mossi
Si6 30 for western prime mess; Sad for prime |;
igO for unlnspsoted prime included 10 tbs sales 900
bblG city prime mess deliverable March at flo,50.
WRRF-PriosH nomnally UNCHANGED The anlOs
are 90 bbla at S4,7se5,0l country prime; S575s6sk
for country moss; Ssl0oel0O ropaoked mess 5000
G3iI,u0 extra mess.
PRIME MEss BEEF-Dull and nominal
BEEF n AAl8-ouiot and steady. Sales at i2e
CUT MEATs--st,ady. Sales 70 pkRs at exc for
shoulderu sh6sAe for hams
HOaS-flFm - 6ib9TAo Tor corn led dressed
54m5hc live weights,
BA(NlN-Dull and heavy.
LAED-Mhrkot steady win uOdgrate business
doing Sales t6n bbls at osol0o No, % prime
yrstefn; l0eio4o for Very ehoioe In bbh; allo 80
B1TTER- Il selling at lOe9Ito for ohlOi
THERsE-steady at 9BIOHo sor inferior to
nrlF
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NRW YORK HIARKEV-FRB. %


3 FLOUR -Hsayy but prices without much
shaDga in demand foT export, and heme consumption
ssis5 STs ESQ bbls ct Ss0aSs for supsrns
ttate, s. 5e0a6i0 ior extra state, t5,20615i25 for
lupeffno Wastsrn: fssa5G5, 80 for common TO extra
Tstarn; s. a1s,f0 IN ghipptag brands extra round
booDsd ohio; a1d s5,N77,o0 for trade brands DO
I hnrkpt cioaing duh h1d heavy. .a.
{ CANADIAN ELOuR-Aarkst steady and IN
Sal sass ars 400 bbl5 at Ss4O9s,7b tOr common to
RYE RI,OUR-Qulet and dropping. Sales $50
bblS at 81 lO6140O for common tQ choioe superhne.
CORN MEAIl-HeaVy and lower. Sales Of
BrandyETtne al 50 D.
WHIsK Y-Firm with hir demand Sales are go
bbls Rt I7A @l5c.
WHEAf-Quite aad nominally unchanged
Moderate export inquiry with slight decline from
present prices to which holders are unwilling TO
socede.
SALES are 1000 bush good Milwaukee club at SI,2S
delivered l,2o0 bush red state az Sl.8l delivered ;
800 bulh white Westsrn et Sl,4l@lys7i $50 bush
mixed western at ssD Rhoati $3.50 white California
'RYR-Quist at s59ssc saleu go bush at SIC.
BARLEY-steady at 7O0soo. Sales in quality
CORN-Lsss active and market scarcely 90 arm,
prices, however, without important change.
Saies are Il, 900 bush at sc for cid mixed western
n sf0Tsi @96s8 dsliveredI et0sAs fsT new mixed
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FR0N WAsHTNG M.

WAsHISerON, Feb p.
A II o'slook last night as Mr.. Van Wyck H.
9 from Orange county, n Y. was Returning
alone from the rooms Of Hon. Preston King, on
Capitol 3 III, he was assaulted by three assassins
whose seident purpose was to take his life. Mr
Van Wyck was approached from behind by one
Of the Williams who, when just alongside, made
desperate lunge at his breast with knife. The
knife penetrated his Overcoat, undercoat, and
elso passed through q triple folded copy Of the
Gle5e and nearly through a pocket memorandum
book. II Was most deadly blow, and but for
tha copy Of the Globe and the memorandum book,
W0Hid have been 1Htal. he immediately turned
and struck bis a1sailant down. At the same mo-
msUt q second sssailant came up and struck at
him with 4 lnife, a blow which he received in his
ieft hand while Warding IL of, and az the same
time he knocked down his second assailant with
his light hand Immediately thereafter he had
tueosSdad in getting out bis pistol and fred at his
hFSt assailant, who fell. But he was at this mo
msnt himself knocked down by a violent blow
from the third asgsilant, which stunned him for
Gms
The Fa1sslS then made Of with their probably
wounded companion. Alter the assassins had re-
treated Mr. Van Wyck recovered his conscious
Asss and mEnaEed to return to bis rooms at the
Nstionsl It tish0ped that he Is not seriously in
jursd, although he Is obliged to keep his bed
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lIR. LINCOLN an wAsHNGTON.


Hot HttiO sensation prevailed throughout the
olty thin morning as soon as Il became known
thst NJ. Lincoln had arrived on the early tTain-
II Vas unguOelgfully sought 10 conceal the facts,
ospesiRily from The newspaper pres, hisprese nee
here being At hrdt communicated 70 a few pOliti-
oal hiendi In confidence. He was met at the sta
GoH By several gentlemen Of distinction, without
any fosmality, and was immediately driven 70
WillRrdb Hotel. BE was yesterday advised TO
come hiihef without delay.
Prosecutions bad been made to meet him at the
station thi1 p. n, and the Mayor Of Washington
vas 10 sake 9 welcome address, but Mr Lincoln
has thus spoiled the programme.
About 70 clock. Mr- Lincoln, accompanied By
M Seward paid bis respects to President Blu
shannn, Speeding few minutes in general con
Fsruatiou Senator Bigler and Representative
John CoehTane happened % be ct the White
House when be entered. and were accordingly In
troduosd 70 the RreSident elect. Mr.. Lincoln af
HaFds rotuFned 70 his hotel
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ERW YORK NEWS.

INV YoEK, Feb g.
Fks BIDS for the United States Ssoo0oo0 loan
amouatsd to SIS. 900, at 90 to Sc.
The 6te9mer New York left to-day for Bremen.
via epnfhrmpton, With 2I cabin and 05 steerare
stckmFhip City Of Baltimore left to-day
i4l7l p0ol eae takc' o'It l5 cabin and d steer
- 80 seti of Pro fatrie Lodge Sons Of
II Fil3 sold az auction 70 day.
II = = York banks bid for S2600OQ0 Of the
- = ff4 IT is understood to be rejected ~
tag 9 CO4A1atiou bid Of Ketchnm, Son b 90.
Main street. tIt q015 100, was accepted.
on for s105 900, q portion Of which
! Average Of awards is 50 per
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COM M RCTAL.
oLRvFLAND MARKRT-FEB. ?;

CLEVELAND sIARKET-FEB. 23.
FLOUR-stsady, with little doing. Prices range
at S4,15asOo for extras, and s5,12195,3o fer red
wheat double extras. REs Flour is worth Ss179s So
WHEAT-steidy, with sales Of cars red on
track At SI,os, and car white at SI,l7.
CORN-Dun at &c.
OATs-Dull at sc.
HIGHWINEs-salss Of 25 bblS at lso.
sREBs-salsS Of 70 bags Clover At 81, ,2si 80 bush
at s., Tx, and Is bush Inferior Timothy at S2,25.
CHRRsE-ssloI IN small lots at $1,000.
RGGs-salss ct 10 and lO54e.
LARD-sslss Of 10 kegs at 20.
HAMS q sHOULDERS-sales of 30 hhds
Hams in pickle, At TXo, and % hhds Shoulders at
54c.
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OGNaRRasTONAL.
WAsHNeTON, Feb. %.
rrNkrr

" AahlheIohl Eep y.
sRNArR,
Nsssrs. King and Ten Eyek presented petitions
in iaVorof the Constitution AMI laws
Mr.. Wilgon reported back the bill for the bet
tsr 0rTaaisati0n Of the militia in the District Of
Celnmbia. Laid over.
The post rosie bill was taken up.
ET. GWin continued his remarks commenced
yesterday IN favor ola Committee OF Conferences.
The question was further discussed by Messrs.
Hala, Latham. johnson Of Ark, and Rice, and
the bill Wss postponed.
rhs hiu for the payment o. the expenses in
Cured In the suppression Of Indian hOstiities in
California was taken up and passed
Tbs resolutions giving quit claim 20 certain
lands IN Iowa was taken.
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DAYKIN'S WATER DRAWER,
AHEAD or All OTHERSI

The most simple and s5eisii Hachins n0v Is vs.
for sleOatiLg i0atsr ron wells Of any aPth-
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JOSEPH 3. GR ANNIS,
Spalding 3 Parsons, Master Oommr
Pitts Atty's. fsbl2:S25
u q al q NJ u ltlNN AIIGSIOAT Up q

Phfs Atty. feelE22P
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN That, pursuant to the condition Of q certain
MOrtgaAe gtsn TO CHARLES Bacon BY Charles 7. Har-
vey the 18Th dag Of January, 1853, and reGordrd
in the cgector's office for the District Of CuyahO-
ga, Vol 8, Page ], there will be solo at public SAFE,
70 the highest bidder, at the door Of the United
states Collectors Office in the City Of Cleveland, in
tue county q Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio on me
18th day Of March, A. D. ls6l, At ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, three-fourths Of the schooner 3 y. k0b
erts, she now lies 10 the harbOr Of Ashtabua in
said State. with hree-ourths Of all her taekl9 ap
parel, furniture and other sppurtenanoes 70 satisfy
the amount due said Charles Bacon on said mort
gage. CHARLES BACOhs
Feb. 6.325. By his Attorney, h. p. SPALDING.
Cleveland. Feb s.
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rROnr PHILADELPHIA.

tHILADELfdtAs HeD- y.
TtlH sFnainr'a Bulletin contains q dispatch
f8n Washington TO the cfIe 4 that that in the
,aes fonfsrFnee Erl Chase, OF Ohio, offered
3pe4ltioH that Il e unaIpedient 70 proceed 70
= eoAlidefation Of the grave matters involved
~ rseolrdons Of Virginia, until all the states
1Ttsel rlia, and that ample time NAV ba Afforded
toP daIibsrEtion
Il rssolv'd fhstth Convention adjourn 70
t5s ~ 81 April.
An sIsitinF debate occurred. but fhere A n
uzaSpaGt Of iis adopdon
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HOME TESTINONY.

In this o0nnectiOn we oHer few testimonials:
- am Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases for which yOu advertise Marshals Ute
rine Catholicon cure. have advised is uae and
Il has efectod complete cure wherever Il has been
used, ~.ssfr Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio
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HAnTEonp. Trnmhnll b. b.

hereby certify that have been dealing II the
9refenbrg Medicines for the past year and can tu-
ly say th have never odered any medicines 70 the
public that have met with the decided appreciation
q the people IKE these, T1rtioalEriy the Pills and
Oathollcon. They viii perform AL and more than b
promised Tor them. have sold about Efiy bottles
of the Uatholicon the past year and hear the best
results IN eycry case. j. II. q. JOHNSON
March 7, 1857. Medical Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-25

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething. bl
sOftening the gums, reducing all linfammatiOna-Wil
allay ALL PAIN and spesmodie action, and is sure
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WEsHTNOTJN NRWs,
aI w4srIro4Or, Feb y.

Amer an interview between the President and
Mr.. Lincoln, the former introduced Mr.. Lincoln
10 the Cabinet, which was then In session
Mr. Lincoln, in company with MF Seward
subsequently paid his respects TO Lieut.. Gen.
Mrs Lincoln and family, and suite, arrived
here in the Afternoon train,
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nB-Rsad what Dr.. Bushnell says OF the GrRien-
berg Medicines Dr.. b. Is q physician OF extensive
practice and one Of the most successful in the
ty (Trumbull) in which be resides
t'This eerfihes that have used the GrRfeRberg's
Pills and Marahallis Catholicon, sold here by a. o.
johnson, IN my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford Trunbull county, Ohio, March z, 1851.
Sold by DFnrEistH and Medicine Dealers throufh-
ont tbe country. For Medicines or AgBncies, ad-
dress u. d. A1h6oL1li OleHeiand.
iGnsd&W General Agantfor Ohio.
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MFalFlnFs.
TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OOl the success Of several medical GENTLE
with tue great natural laws Induced their establish
ment as an incorporated institution under act Of
the Legislature BY the title OF THE GhAEEh BE RG
OOMPANf Of New 4erk- The continued success Of
their remedies, and the hrm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
actment and they have 70 ieel great pride in
com pairing their with medical academies al
chartered by public authUrIty Unsolicited testI
mendatOry notices In the lrading public Journals,
bear witness 70 the medical s n and nigh personal
character 4 the gentlemen C0nnsCted with the lu-
stituu1Ou, thus assuring III public thaty among the
many unworthy advertisers OF the DAY, III e5hAlF-
EhBEhG COMPANY has ever been and will b. q
reliable and trustworthy medium Tor the restoration
Of health 70 the afflicted, and all who are sufaring
may address them with entire confidence.
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted BY
this Institution are lucdy set forth IN I'll ARHF-
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH, au invaluable
medical work, published for family use, and there
fore sold at the nominal price OF % cnts tor which
sum It is mailed free 70 any part Ot the country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
well the common diseases tnciden ito this cOun-
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and il is enough ts say they have proved themselves
fully competent for the great trusts which the public
have cOnfided 10 ther skill.
Their series OF Medicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted TO different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each article. The Medi-
cine TO which wish to call the attentlOR Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, Is
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MARsHALEs UTERINE OATHoLICoN,

which is offered G certain IN cases accOmpa-
MED with thg following symptoms irregularities,
Weakness, Eatntness, DeTanged Appetite, SslloW
Complexion, PAin In the Buck and Kidney, Ghills,
Celd Hands and Feet, Bloaatings, Revershnsss Hsu-
ralga, Palpstation Of the Heart, Dizziness, EerV-
ousnees, Headache, Restiessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Elushes ofthe Heart General Pain, Crawling ald
Pain IN the spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nansea, IndigestiOn, Difficult Passing Of
Urine with heat or smarting, Itching, BurninF CT
lrr tati0n to the Uterine Organs, kightmnre, Dis
pair, Hy5tercs Anxiety, Red face, Nervous witch
ing, Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, DeprRVed Appetite, FIatulUnce, Bloetsd and
Irregular Bowels, Unpleasant Drsa1ns, Painsin the
Uterine Organs, Numbneas aud Pans In the Limbs,
Loss Of TIE Memory Bewilderment, Soreness in the
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WhgHTNGTON,g BTRTHDAY.

NEW URLEAHG, Feb 2.
WaihinTten6 birthday was Significantly eel
ebrated by grand military display. Il WIS
the largest turnout ever seeh, ana there were
great manifestations OF joy. The city s brilliant
ly Illuminated and cannon are firing
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ERO1l WA8HINGTON.

" WAsHpqroHI FEB. .. I
More than two hours were occupied BY the Sec
lltary Of the Treasury in opening the bids for the
90 900 lean, this noon.
There v, re about 100 bidders, and the average
glount offered on the dollar was q fraction over
eRnsE. ss
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Last Nights Report.
NEWS FRonI HONDURAs.

NEWS FROM HONDURAS.
NHW OELEAss, Feb. %.
Advices from Honduras TO the 10Th inst, state
that new revolution, originating with the reac-
tionary party, was impending Guandiola and
other Government officers had been eXcOmmuni-
Gated There were indications of speedy sur
render of Ruatan 10 Honduras.
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Saturday Nights Report.

Nh. LINCOLN AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb %.
Il 8 reported on good authority that Mr.L.in-
o0ln elms 70 this city last night via the Penhsyl
Eania Central Railroad, and started on the ten
beloak train for Baltimore
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-. I.INooI.N ~ RALTIMORE.

II II-NIN1 T 70
Mr. Lincoln Grrived here AZ O'Clock, ino0g
and vent direai 70 WashinEt0n Bis family and
the remainder of kis party viii arrive 81 one
o'clock. Euch excitement Is ocoasioned BY the
IN
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TnnE1HEgrE, Feb. :

A--- A-ee1Af y -. ..
n. B. Marble, route agent on tho n 81. a ST.
Iouia r. R. was arrested here today by sfeeial
agsnt OF the Post oaioo Department, for robbinE
the nail. Ee Was iTamediately taken to Spring.