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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

AFAyoRRp yHLAGE--For nearly two
years there have been but three deaths
at Atkinson, n. H.. one at the age Of six
tyseyen. another at eighty-one, and the
third at ninety-six. One in twelve OF
the whole population is now over seven
ty-a statement which can probably pc
made of no other town In the North.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

A rARrY of fifty emigrants, principal
ly miners and agricultural laborers, with
their families, have left Liverpool for
New York, under the special care oftbe
Rev. Philip Bartlett, agent of the AInsri-
can Emierant Company. These men
have gone out under contract to work
for employers in America, who have paid
their passages.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

A MAN in Cleveland has bnilt house
of iron, air and water-tight, filled with
sawdnst between double walls, and ice
in the garret, in which he preserves frnit,
vegetables, butter, oysters, and all other
kinds of food from one years end to ano-
ther
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Noted Guerrilla Killed.

LOUISVILLE, April l6.-The Journals
special announces the killing OF the guer'
rilla leader Marion, by one OF Capt, Ter
rells men, near Manton, On Saturday.
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10000 Reward.
IDrorn niannfch

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Common
Council have offered reward of S20,OOO
for the arrest and conviction of the as
sassins. $4,000 is added by Col. s. c.
Baker. Agent of the War Department.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Message from the Governor Of Keu
tncky.
TTItSS DfSPa'NHI
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
FRANKFORT, KY, April IL.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
FRANKFORT, KY, April II.
By the hand of an assassin great grief
has been brought upon our country. The
Chief Magistrate of the nation, the Pres
ident of the United States, Abraham Lin
coin, has fallen a victim to rebellious
hate under the vengeful blow of an as
sassin. He has fallen at time when his
great qualities of humanity were SO hap
pily invoked for the healing of our ma
tional woes, with no stain of vinfictive
motives upon his soul, with great heart
of genuine sympathies and broad human
tiles. His untimely fall has bowed a
nations head in mourning
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at the
hour of I2 o'clock, in the hour, of his
funeral, let every church bell be tolied
throughout the Commonwealth, and on
that day let all business be suspended
and all business houses be closed and the
public offices closed and draped in mourn
ing. fs,...eg 80, =,
The citizens of Kentucky are invoked
TO nav that homage to the national grief
which such a great calamity inspires
TSigned1 THos. E. BRAMLETTE,
Governor of Kentucky. 4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Booth Before the Tragedy-A Military
Officer Discovers Body Of Mount
ed Men near Washington.
Press DispNch.l

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Herald's
Washington correspondent says Booth
asked the Clerk at the National if he was
going to Ford's theatre that night, tell
ing him that he ought to as there was to
be some splendid acting there that night.
The next heard of Booth was little af-
ter seven o'clock, when, in company
with five others, he entered the drinking
saloon of George Haney, adjoining Ford's
theatre, and all of them drank together
The emphasis of their manner in taking
the drink attracted attention. After
drinking they formally shook hands with
each other, bidding one another good.
bye. Upon leaving the bar room two of
the party rode off on horseback.
After the tragic occurrence an officer
commanding one of the Notifications
east of the city was hurrying to his com
mand, accompanied by an orderly, be-
tween Lincoln Hospital and Camp Ran
ney, they came on two men riding desper.
ately. These two turned down lane, in
which were four others all mounted. The
officer and orderly gave chase. They
turned upon the orderly who was
wounded, and the party pursued rode
rapidly away and escaped with those
who were evidently waiting for them
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

THE King OF Prussia has purchased OF
the sculptors Lazzaridi and Dartha, OF
Carrera, lifelike statue Of Frederick
the Great. The price paid was 33,75Of,
and the work has been placed in the park
of Sans Souci.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Humiliation in India mn.
LPress Dispatch.

INDIANAPOLIS, April Il. Governor
Morton has revoked the order for 'reJoic,
ing on Thursday next, and recommended
that the day he observed in mourning
humiliation and prayer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Surrender Of Johnssos

New YORK, April l7.-Joe Joh9sion
has surrendered his entire army TO Sner-
man, thus virtually closingthe war. Inc
rebel Generals express their desire to
submit to the II. S. authorities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

The FRENCH IN MEXICO.-A Wash
ington dispatch says: The question of
the Emperor Napoleon's position in Mex
leo just at this particular juncture, is al
ready being freely discussed The news
of Sunday last, when it reaches France,
will prove the most disquieting that the
Emperor has received for many day.
for in that news he will see that the en-
pire of Mexico is threated with an. early
dissolution. Heretofore neutral" or
protesting to be, Napoleon will now have
to show his colors, and in that act he
will either ESQ it is believed here Jain to
revive the lost cause of the South, OF
abandon his foothold on Mexican soil. =
The latter would be most humiliating
alternative for the greatest Rulerin the
world" but he would probably submit
to it rather than encounter the eagles OF
the Union in their certain enforcement
of the Monroe doctrine l.fz 5HHt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

LARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS.-An eS-
tensive sale of dry goods, foreign and
American, took place yesterday at the
auction store of Mr.. John B. Myers &
Co. The catalogue embraced 6oO pack
ages and lots of cotton. woolen and lin
en- fabrics, the first named of which
maintained fair average on last week S
prices. Plaid dress goods were sold at
ptstty fair rates, while woolens, not be-
ing much in demand, had a downward
tendency A line of housekeeping lin
ems brought good prices. On the whole
the sale was fair one. Ins some instances
the goods were largely duplicated.
The following are some of the prices
obtained: Anderson's No. 30 dark linen
thread sc per h.; No 81 brought 9Oc 4;
No. 40, CSC; No. so, 81, 10; No. 90, 81 ,l2t /;
"A all wool black cassimeres 81 %; York
Mills cottonades 29c; Wachusetts do 29c;
"A Bay Mills fine bleached musllns 2oc
extra heavy miners flannel 45c; Everett
fine cottonades soc; A indigo blue apron
checks 23c; Harrison mills extra fine
bleached cottons l6c; Savage extra heavy
brown drills 23t; "A Kentucky jeans,
fine and heavy, 2Oc; extra fine colored
silesias 1910; "A fine French black doe
skins 81 ,35; 4.4 extra fancy printed mel,
sons 45c; Newburyport A fine bleached
muslins 171c; do Red Bank l6A; fancy
printed delaines 2ltc; 26-inch extra Paris
black gros de Rhine Sill; 2S-inch do
$l,26; 30-inch do 81 ,46; gros brilliants,
26 inch. extra, Sl,75; super Paris tarla
lans, white, 26c; pink l9c; finer 2Sc
double-fold Condor figured alDaca lustres
36c.-Philadelphia Ledger, Friday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Secretary seward'. As.niInnt

New YORK. April 1.-THE CONNER
cial's special says the name of the assas-
sin who entered Mr.. Stewards house IS
Thompson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

Terms Accepteu Dy Hsoo'
Press Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April l7.-Information
has been received by the Government
from General Sherman, that he was in
communication with General Johnston,
with a view to the surrender of the lat
ter. General Sherman would offer the
same terms that General Grant did to
General Lee, and it was supposed they
would be accepted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
iI.e Surrender. 10000 Men

NEw YORK, April Lice turned over
in round numbers 10000 men. Our losses
will probably not exceed 1000 or !, ,Ioo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
The -Assassination Consplracy-Ths
Public 10 be AstoSished.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Natiousl
Intelligencer says: We can state on tho
highest authority that it has been ascer-
tanned that there was . regular consplr-
acy to assassinate every member Of the
Cabinet, together with the Vice-Presi-
dent Booth. it is said, cent his card up
to the Vice-President 1T the hotel, but
Mr.. Johuson could not conveniently see
him. The names of the .seyerafly ap-
pointed assassins are. we understand,
known, apdafter the present inyestiga-
tion 10 concluded, the public viii be as
tonished. From motives Of public in
terest we refrain from mentioning many
of them that reach us.f g fs 5s
vi.issrs % secretary. seward--Jeha-
SENS PeIlcy.i.s - s5fs 1s,-,s
/ sss g44s (Press Dispateh.l as2IS ss-lal
wAsHNeroSss April "a The interest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Johu.,ou,. Surrender 20 have taken
ulace Last Friday. 1t
Press Dispatch.I

New YORK, April 1.-The Posts
Washington special says there had been
no fighting between the forces OF sher,
man and johnston, and it was believed
At Sberman's headquarters that the sur
rcder of Johnston's army would take
place last Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Favorable Change in Frederick sew
ard-Secretary seward Improving.

press Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE following is
private dispatch received by Col. San
ford this morning from c. A. Seward:
WASHINGTON, April II, A. NJ.
To E. s. Sanford, Esq:
Ihave great hopes of Fred. this morn
ing. He has recognized me with voice
and eye The medical testimony is con
current as to the favorableness of the
change in his condition. will send you
word later as to the condition OF the
Secretary.
[Signed1 {. A. SEWARD.
LATER.
We think that the Secretary is grad
ually improving His arm has heen re-
bandaged, and he appears to feel easier.
[Signed] c, A, SEWARD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

FOREIGN WAR FEVER IN RICHMOND
A Richmond correspondent says: The
feeling is strong in favor of foreign
war. Many of the rebels would willing
ly enlist to-day in our service to 90 and
drive MaXimilian out of Mexico. Some
very influential citizens remarked to me
to-day, that if our Government wonld re-
ceive Gen. Lee into its service, that he
could raise great army in the South.
and that both him and Grant could march
forward and square accounts with Moxi'
co, and then give Canada blow. Inc
above remark was made in earnest,
and, Judging from what is said by all
classes, | am convinced it has a solid
foundation"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Censiusasien Of sorrew In 80 Lssis
Press Dispatchl -,

ST. LOUIS, April T.--Sorrow at the
death of Mr., Lincoln is still unabated
and the number of houses draped in
mourning is constantly on tlfe increase.
Several persons have been arrested for
exulting over the assassination and ut
tering disloyal language, and two have
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
GENERAL SHERMAN.
The Surrender of Johnston.
Grants Terms Agreed Upon
Neao,ia,ion. for Jehn.seas ssrrs.dcr
press Dispatch. |

New YORK, April l7,-Information il
lust received that Sherman and John
ston are negotiating for the latter's sur
render.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18
Measures tor the Suspension Of Busi
ness on Thursday-BOoih's Arrest
Premaiurely Reported.
IPress Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April IL.

Press Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, April II.
TO Deputy Postmasters
Business in all the postOffices of the
United States will be suspended and the
offices closed from ii A. NJ. to 3P. NJ. Oh
Wednesday, the 18th inst, during the
funeral solemnities of Abraham Lincoln,
late President sf the United States
GSigned w. P. DENNIsON,
Postmaster General
To the People of the State Of Illinois
The funeral ceremonies of the lament
ed Chief Magistrate are to take place in
this city, at the Executive Mansion, at
I2 NJ, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst. The
acting Secretary of State has advised the
various cities throughout the country to
suspend business, for the purpose of sol
emnizing the occasion with appropriate
ceremonies. Responding to the spirit OF
this announcement l call upon the peo,
pie of Illinois, the home of her martyred
son, to meet in their respective churches
and places of worship on that day, to OBJ.
serve,in such manner as the painful occa-
sion shall suggest, the solemn hour.
TSigned1 j. OGLEsBY, Governor.
4 meeting of Kentuckians was held
last night Suitable action was taken in
reference to the death of the President
j. b. Stewart and Colonels Shaffer and
Duncan were appointed a committee to
carry the arrangements into effect
The Navy Department issued orders
for closing business at all the navy yards
and naval depots on Wednesday, and fol-
observing the day on board of all nation.
al vessels in the United States.
The report stiH prevails that Booth has
been arrested and is on board of gun.
boat in the Potomac The origin of the
story was in this wise: A prominent
military officer came into the Navy De
partment on Saturday and said that he
had Just learned that Booth was Overta
ken some miles out ON the road leading
from Seventh street, and asked whether
the department would consent that he
be placed on board of gunboat. The
answer was in the affirmative. Unfortu
nately the same officer received later in
formation that the report was not true
The military authorities have received
no intelligence Of his arrest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

M,zzINI is again before the public. he
has published in the.Unita ltaliana o
letter, in which he declares the Pied
montes provinces to be in danger The
danger Turks he says, in scroll OF eight
pages which contains secret protocoi
appended to the Franco-ltalian conven-
ton. The purport of this procotol he
declares To be AS follows: "The Italian
Government undertakes To abstain from
any enterprise upon Venetia, and to ell
ergetically resist any such enterprise
that might be attempted blythe party OF
action or Others If unforeseen events,
more p ,werful than the obligations nn-
dertaken, should give either Rome or We
nice to Italy, rectifcation of frontiers
will take place between France ana
Italy. commencing from the river Sesia,
which would be considered as the from
tier of France" This, Mazzini says. has
been signed by the Italian Premier Wis
cont Venosta, and another person.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

WAsHrSGroN,, April IA. The interest
felt in Secretary Seward has tArongsd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-18

q 3 sE.is II g.. -~ - X, 'i. sB
ssslh tttsrE5 81. 1fgsari see ''ff = 2n1
assfns slai
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- f.ft.'3 sss1tt ssftf
c. ian sLEgI5gt Slsai
, 1865-03-29

comphsl half That amount. So much for q
choice In Implements.
Last year Mr. Post, on 3 farm to the west
Of Mr.. Norton, tried a seeder and cullivator
combined, Int 1t was too much Of good
thing, and is thrown aside.
The day has been well spent, md shall
without delay order sulkey two-horse culti-
vafor, m iron roller, and cast-steet plow
with wheel coulter, not forgetting the haud
seed soweE. The harrow will make, using
the teeth from my two old ones. When the
reaping season comes, should like to spend
another day on this SAME ridge board for, If
not eoft as doWuy pillows are, It is a useful
position from which to take lessons
, 1865-03-29

ley Sheridan in the old country, ard Patrick
Henry In the new, were samples Of this harsh-
" Judged class. and we lnd that Lieut. Cush-
ing, the hero Of the Albenarle-the brave
young officer whoao fame extends throughout
TIE untry-accord:ng to the Providence
1H.Adsn, Was formerly connected with the
naval Academy, but failed to give satisaac-
tion In the required course. Some, at least,
OF hls tutors seemed to think he could never
make On efficient naval officer. But the pub
nc VIII doubtless give him the honros which
the profession withhold. Though not as pro-
missing as many others while q student. to is
likely 10 outstrip hls competitors in the per-
formance Of the practical dnsies Of the service.
, 1865-03-29

PhOFEssUk Eusfls LA1tEAK:,, tplptI Of IA
fHAEl- the Lcudon A>troioses.l VI, vr,@e oat sciks
E.F1uALLT and ooKK1orL1. the FCIukE EAkraLT
Dks11SY Of suy Mai Woman or had. No Cards OF
Charts point oas pAs,c hriy the FurrEE lu reg I'd
E. oxas. s .o ca 20
r. cnsrt.. 6: zen ye.r s.: nve Gu-,iicns. Il
E2tikft cfiOn Guaranteed fend 'At o. mon 6nt year
OF birth. whether slngrt Harr'ec. an4 Addresa
HuSTi6 LaRkAtD, CRmnrn, New Jersey.
U.Hr r,k
, 1865-03-29
Hair DYeg KIalr Dye!I

RACHs1OnH cecbf4 4sca uA1k DYK u Tx BKsz
Il TEE WORLD. The ocly HAKALEee, Tbr1 and RKL1.
AnIx D,e Known; Til splendid Hair Dye i Perfect
t3LosbT BLACK ana NATURAL BRowA. without inInr
Ing tic ~! ot stAninE b- sHn ess1ns the Hair tor
Eto.nE It's pristine corot, and 1ccunes the euct4
Bad Dyee- Ihs !renane II signed WILLIAM 4.
BACHELOR. al othaFs mere itnl&4tous R1d should
pe ayoldec. Sold b Al -'rugEtsts, DC Factory q
Barclay street, New York.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dseastce the Hair.
lie - 49, II
, 1865-03-29

CQn1 1uentiRl PhtslC1au. est - Sti.snl, ~ oace
III eoGtf GArk.s1-. corues Ct MoL.oe, Ch'ckko.
Han BUCK uon kht Postonc-, .. ali s.Lfohlc Dit
EeA, and D1ec4@es ct private Ind dGC~t. na:Ire tc
on se1cs. Which ne re ts lth 1npara success
a1e@t where Ladi.t 80 eE eaa con
G3o1 rom = n. t. r. n. snnca,s, u t. T. .. n
Communications confidential. Gucsuit4t1pa tree
Address. Postotnce Nos ia 1nrloaa two etsnHs Anc
Fe4 hts A1tNe t. eAHh eeHf ~EV..1r II
, 1865-03-29
|DR. EAsTERLY's
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Sxe1l10g1 Of the Glands, Lopro.
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Rheunat1sn, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver
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lions, General Debility, all Chronic
Qtseasea and all Diseases arising
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Among I'll the celebrated remed'r. for II. cure ct
blood. aeeua be meeting T1i sach sn
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Dr.. EasteriJ's Iodine aud Sars tprilla.
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Dr. tasteriy's Iodine AMI sarssprilla
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Dr.. EastsfEy's Iodine aud Sarsaprilla =.
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ttsa any otns. .tnsd. .xeE Invented NJ ane -
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, 1865-03-29
FROM ST. LOUI2.

Sentiment In the Interior-Guerl1Iae
nnd the Pacific Ha1lrOQd-bOrFtbte
BArborlties-asuertil Camp Brokca
Up-Cnte Of mrs. Gen. Esyefl-RebeI
Prt&onefB En11atfngs etc., etc.
, 1865-03-29

II AT Al Gibson, KANSAS.
THE MAs2AsOlT HUCs8. tbs largest hotel 1t
~ huon. Kans.s, Will be 50 On 70 pfemiara M u
onef ri e>fh and balsne- time 70 autt put:n :;
mail coacLes nnu iii tns trl1ran, and fftzht trains
fnr TIE 70 reeienl and III be.t hotel ssand n the
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1enes to co pany snd wis sole without r-s'rve.
,nd ~ Iam' dise po',esson Etvsn The i9tnisats n
Lhe hcu*e csp 1e pcfchAse0 at the tmg aue. ~ Or
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, 1865-03-29
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NATE CASES Of P1lvate Dtseugea VIZ
Treatise On SEXUAL Diseases, called the 1SeIf In.
stfuctor, accompanies each bottle Of the medicins
H Ptice-Rr Bakers Specific, $3.50 per bottle.
Pr1ce-nF Bakers Injection, il per bottie.
~ Pr4ce-Aale Injecting Syringe centz ferns1,
injection 65HoEee, % cents, ~-A-~' Aeu1A4o
sent bJ to Nj naIa OF the country On .ecent
Of the money and twenty five cents additional To NV
ter Packing and shipping. y" ps9
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, 1865-03-29
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FatIoers and Grain DcAe,s having suffered larxely
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, 1865-03-29
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For Hcrse, Dummy, OF HIGHT Locomotive Railroads.
With oLe1hi,d the wsieht Of iron ant one hs!f tbs
qusntity pftimber vi sustain equal traffic aud last
lengc5 Than any loim Ct rail- hirht fto invented.
ccnttructon and foT Tho supply Of ali natertat. Ad-
d!e.1 lot ctr cuIara, de- sppf5 personslyro D r.
UbklEE: 81 echermerhorn street, Brook'yus n, r.
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, 1865-03-29

NOTICE. Any pereon or per.
1T partner o. Go.s CO. oi No soa1a G ~
sttett afe hsrfoy notified that aud siter this d4te
M na41 saa = Il afesstdstho late nrm Of Co.'S Co.
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, 1865-03-29

A&AAE'& money SOups
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1n1n9 mace trom The choicest matt RATS l. tnia ~
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1emSJ peoenc3A IA IL ac.f up n inc Bkn. Eo1
sac o q! isrugxists nd Fancy Goods DeA'els'