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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-19

To- Letter to the Mountaineer from
Boise Basin state that large numbers OF
immigrants are getting in. They report
having experienced no trouble from the
Indians, and that the trip was in every way
pleasant. The stock is all in good condi-
ton, and altogether the cmigrants appear
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year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-19

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-19

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-19

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-08-19

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
The Policy OF President johnson.

In Washington City, on Sunday night last a
rnsetirg Of the citizens Of Iowa 80 she number
Of about sixty was held, Governor Stone, oil
that State presiding He delivered shori
address with reference to re cent events, and re.
marks were also made by other gentlemen. =
Resolutions were adopted expressive CT their
sorrow for the death Of President Lincoln. and
their sympathy for SECRETARY Seward in his az
ctious aud theiT confidence in the patriotism
courage and ability Of President johnson foi
the faithful! discharge Of the duties now devo!v.
iug upon him.
Governor Stone. during these proceedings
stated that he had Just had long converse ion
with President Johnson in regard to his polio,
as Chief Magistrate il which the latter said
that while be would deal kindly and lshientiy
with the mass Of the people Of the South, aud
the rank and fe OF their armies, regarding them
Is be Old, merely a the victims and sufferers d
REBELLION ne nevertheless, would a- c4re.al no
70 pursue amp policy which would prevent tbs
Governments from visiting punishment on I'd,
guilty., a. the caass IF the rfbeEiioa.
IN Prsarent regarded As due TO the leya
people of the country and To the Thousands D
brave men who had fallen in defence Of tn
Union during this struggle. aud TO the claims O
justice and freedom throughout the world IA
treason should still be regarded as Tho higfses
crins uadsr cur Constitution ard Gag. and tina
treason should - ssn1srsd insa Haus for AZ sss,.
IRENE.
while be en.sgtalnsss Z, i CSC. views. be shoult
endeavsr 70 gain TIE c-5iss<sA II tie deserves
an bstraysd masses q shs ss-.oer1 peopis
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

rpuise. wuy sspgose him dead. he would aa.le,
with so graf diifiSaity = o b. heard in everye
psrs cf n horse Ars. Lincoln tock her fast;
Leave q Dir -scct twenty minutes before he
ksxpired, and vas sit.iu. in adjoining room VIE
lit was aar aQnced 10 her that be was dead
When the sanouneeEneut ives made she ex
claimed. ron. Why did yoa no, tell me that be,
was dying9s
!. The surgeons and members Of the Cabinet,
kSenator sumner. Captain Robert Lincoln. Gen
keral Todd, Mr.. Field, and Nr Andrews, wsFeI
fst2niing at his bedside whea he breathed bis:
FAST.
4 Senator Sumner. General Todd, Robert Lin
] coin and Rufus Andrews. stocd leaning over the
!. hesd- beard Of the bed, watching every motion
! oi tia dying President. Robert lincoln WAS
members Of the Cabinet were standing hy the
Fside Of the bed. Secretary Stanton was at the
<iea OF Mr. Andrews. Mr.. Andrews being near
4 Mr.. LincoIns head. Next t. him was Mr.
!. Dennison and others arranged along az his
eieft The surgeons were sitting upon the side
I and foot of sthe bed, holding the Presidents
hands. and with their watches observing the
Eslow deciension Of pulse. Such ives the soinan
ypstillnes for The space Of five minutes that the
Gsicking o. the watches coold be heard IN the
r.room.
! AT twenty-five minutes FASh sefsh' -
llau.csgs a-As1. ana the spirit OF Abraham
rIincoln fed from its earthly tabernacle to that
Eboarns from which no traveller returns. The
OF the president was beaming with
esthat characrstie smile, which only those who
khave seen him in his hApPiest moments. can
aappreciase. Excepting the thickness Of his eyes
|his face appeared perfectly natural. tie died
4 without struggle, and withou. even per
tceptible motion of any limb. Calm and silent
THE great and good man passed away.
e The morning was calm and rain was drop
9ping quietly upon the roof Ct the hunbie apart
xrnent where they laid him down to die
y Guards had been stationed 70 keep The people
sfrom the house, and no noise could be heard IL
+ the streets save the footsteps Of the senty
s passing to and fro, as he guarded all that re-
s,mained Of Abraham Lincoln. All present felt
]. The awful solemnity of the occasion, and no man
could have witnessed the touching scenes with
out melting to tears. Even Secretary Stanton
sswhose GOODNESS and sslfpossession were remar-
& kAble. coald not keep back the silent monitors
ssof inward sorrow, which rolled out from his
S'eyes upon his cheeks. Mrs Lincoln remained
4 bat short tine, when she was assisted intC
4 her carriage, and with her son Robert and other
Friends. she was driven to the house where bu
3 last evening she left for the last time with he
!. husband.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
DEMONSTRATION Of the President

Assassination Oh INC RESOLUTIONS;
Our German fslcq--cisizens ST -. Ia
[uee.iaz az Ensia@ H4li 10. - On $500 -. e
(which the allowing resolutlons WEI - -
[sonar-4ttee Easiy apron I'D, con ~ 49,
syshn H Popp, Jos AarssehAng, AZ 60. -.
Tbs resoin'soas were "1AAss i''O''s sed<
tn ne" o. '' -. len. deaa q
Aora4ALo --iu-''H't Il States II
North AMERICA be German ciszeas, a. -
OF se Society Of Progress, Of the city of ks-aunoi
lad, do hereby resoiEethAt,
Ist We solemaiy acknowledge ia. Liberty, not
Eonly IN IFS country, hut throughout the civilized
worssi mas lost N the person Of ABs2Hax LrScoEss
- truest and effective defender, the working
man q noble brother and protector
u We promise sympathy aai support, Ia tha
elscfons to the public ocss Of tais country oaly 70
such men, who, Ike ABRAHAM LIscoLS, merit eseva-
sion through sterling integrity aud perseverance.
- We sfvs fall expression 70 our conviction we
have N the person Of AsDREw JoHSsos, the elected
fVce-psssident Of the United States. worthy sue
{cesso- 70 ABRAHAM LrSCoIs, WHO, ones common
working man ike hna has been favored By tie Peo-
pie with the most honorable positions IN country
land We conssiss il day &c give him undivided
EsnpFoE IS long as he is following the marked
I ogt by his noble predecessor.
4th. And in testimony OF oar profound mourning
for ha who lett too soon. so.emn,y promise 10
cherish has memory aud rgioGsiy preserve it il
breasts, 20 transmit the TO children along
with the rne0ry Of Washington holy relies of the
struggle for the establishment and preservation Of Re
publican Governmant-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
WAR DsPARrmssr,
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1880 4.

TO MAJOR General Dir:
This evening. about o. 80. at Ford !
Thoater, the President, while sitting in
his privato,box, with Mrs. Lincoln, Miss.
Harris, and Major Rathburn, was shot
by an assassin, who suddenly entered
the box and approached behind the
President The assa~sin then leapcd
-You axe stage, brandishing q large
dagger or knife, aud made his escape in
the rear OF the back of the theatre
The pistol shot entered the back of the
Presidents head and penetrated nearly
through. The wound Is mortal. The
President has been insensible ever since
ID was inflicted and is now about dying
About the same hour an assassin entered
the apartments of Mr.. Seward under
pretence OF having "a prescription and
was shown 10 the Secretary's sicb
chamber.
The assassin immediately pushed tc
the bed and indicted two or three stabs
on the throat and two on the face, 1t i:
hoped the wounds may not be mortal
Ny apprehension is that they viii prove
fatal
The nurse alarmed Mr.. Fred. seward
who was IN an adjoining room, when h,
FASTENED 10 the door Of his father.
room, when he met the assassin, wht
here inflicted upon him one or mor'
dangerous wounds. The recovery o
Fred Seward is doubtful. II Is. no
probable that the President wiA sivi
through III 9 night
Gsesrai Grant and wife wcte adver
tisel 10 DC .stthe thessre tins evening
but he started-ta Burliagton at6 o'cloct
At a Cabinet meeting At which Ger
Grsnt was present, the subject Of th
state OF the country. or the prospect {
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

TIE Chicago DAILY rssess hs< the fotlouiag truth
fal coz pArisoa- I: holds COED with lameates
resi1est an have fsish that bis successor win IN
l@ed and in fact prave Joshua, ami saise the fra-
sars ~aiP and tssEA
*laracus was ths Moses as sfe s.ras pho snancTsa-
ted ths American people fiona derniaiaa ard thraN
som % tAe slave g-,wev @ns I'D them cut ~ Egvfs
ari s-re-s Fea u; ris1l war BUT he was NOT
permitted 70 eatsr with them he promises, laaa II uni-
yerSAI freeSem. he lived, however, long eaoaxh 70
t Sed sight Of its fruitful VINEYARDS and glorious
Landscapes. Andy Jahassou i the Iosaus Who viii
BEAD tbs people into Canaan ard drive tie Hititss
and AInorlts. Nothing win De asne xinaictseiy
from spirit Of reySnAe oo$ TSiSteN EIssss ~ snete1
lost and justice demands thai treason SHAH b. re~tu1
las crime and tie leaders es she rheitnn sfsA 10
punished When Congress nrxt meets, Il may erses
Isosae mobilization OF ih2 eeatscacnn law but - far
Jas regards the property Of tbs r3agiesscrs, VII 10
alase more striagent arc searching instrAd az
limiting Size confscasion the lie estate IL VII proe&-
bly, De enlarged inelie tie Zoe simple ID certAin-
III oaght 90 be- Proper thus tasrr ~s sell ar whas
worth and the prcce@ds VIII lgAfen tE Sarsea "a
puhiic debt and saxatscn."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
The assassination OF President Lin.

The assassination OF President Lin
coin Is a matter that was talked over for
-four years in every lodge of the h q.
|Cs., North and South. Large rewards
for his murder were frequently advertis-
led in Southern papers. II was the de-
|moniae spirit OF pro-siavery copperhead-
ism which put the pistol TO his head and
fired 1T. Let the responsibility rest
where it belongs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

,rcgsFding them as the proper material for re-
censtrtcting the nsa-srant States, and 70 restore
Ethsu to the proper relations 10 the GoSsrnment
lie woald ncither rreognfxs nor hcl9 Official
with those who had ocsapied
scfsicial stations or acknowledged the sovereignty
lei the rebel Government Ter four years he
I had sssht the -esst Government with AZ the
ssBsrgy u his character.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
from Montreal.
MONTREAL. April Is-The following proelani1
has been issued b the Mayor Of Montreal:
pnacr .v.TrgE

PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, Wednesday next, tue 18Th day Of April
instant at has been fixed upou for tie funeral
ceremony If tie Chief Magistrate OF the United
STATES, the undersigned Mayor Of Moutreal respect
fully lnsses te tzens generally CLOSE saeir place
of business gta ne1n that aay tribute Il re-
spect e the ipe OF the late President Of the Cate3
States. AMI # s-mpathv wit, the beraayed members
Of lis fam5iy, also expression OF the aeep
borrow snl felt BY the citizens OF Montreal at
h, a.roeioas crime By which the President came L
AZ untiuely death J. L. BERCHl, Mayor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

when the question of exercising mercy
comes before nae, IL will be considered calm
~, tuoic'oHsiy--remem bering that am the
Iiee"nse OF the ration. I know men love
10 nave heir names spoken in connection
van acts of mercy, and how easy il is to
yield 10 this impulse. but we must nos for.
get thar what may be mercy 10 fndiv iduals
~ cruelty To the state. In the exercise oi
mercy there should be no d0uit ieft that thi,
hish perogative Is not used 10 relieve the
few az The expense OF the MANY - Andrew
Johnson. .f.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

We rejoice 10 learn thai te blow aimed by slse dGs-
tagdiy ASSASSIN ns Sscressrv Seward wSs partially
ey a1e and that he mas be SAVED ~ further ssrsns-
60 Tie councils q the uAEaoa, sad contribute N
besh the records q the Rcpuh.ie with has states
manship.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

speedy peace was discussed. The
President wac very cheerful and hopeful,
and SPOKE very kindly Of I6eaeral Lee
and others OF the Contederacv and of the
establishment OF government in Virgin
ia. eW
Allthe members OF the Cabinet ex-
cept .Mr Seward are now in attendance
upon the President 8
! have seen Mr.. Seward, but he and
Fred- were both unconscious.
T.. III STANTON, Sec,y of War
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

nr..A44 OFFICERS ana SOLDIERS
should haze BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocn-
rs, as they can be carried in the pocket
.snd taken upon the first appearance OF a
Gold or Cough, which, if neglected, may
terminate in something worse. AS there
'are limitations, be sure 20 OBTAIN the
genuine BrouR's Bronchial Troches,
which are sold everywhere at % cents q
BOX.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
Chicago Election.

Cmc AGO, April is.-The election to-day passed OF
quietly. Only about three-auarters Of She vote was
polled John h. Rice, Union, elected Mayor by
between 5000 and goo majority The Council stands
"a onion and Ceppcrheads.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

PaLADKLrmA Apra Is.-Jay Cooke reports sub
icrptons 70 the 1880 loan to-day amounting 90
S3,50l 500 among which IN N Baltmore of
s20a .0nG. from New York Of 500 600, and one
from Boston of $3l5a0e also $50 Individual sub
'scriptions Of $50 aud sIoo each
- There IS an unconfrmsd rumor Of the surren
der Of johnson To Gen. sherman.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

1ss~ Vow is the aeceptsd time to go to tho Bee
Hive store OF D. h. Crowford, - buy Goods at al
most first cost.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21
VICE PRESIDENT rho rEnroRE,

On Tuesday, March 7th ls55, IN the absence OF tho
Vice President. Hon. Ifsyette Foster senator froa
{. = Senate and he IS terefere qeio, Sies fres-
dent Of she United States.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

fLrss out the ola banner, let fold after fold,
EnstriDe new glory each Is unfried;
Let i spcak 10 hearts still "a sweet As d DID,
The Herald OF Freedom al oTer the world.
Let il Goat out in triumph, let it wave over head
The noble old ensign, its stripes and Us stars:
u gave usour freedom, DER siaso~s oar dead
Gave might TO our heroes, made sacred their scars
Let wave in the sunbeam, unfafled ia the storm
Gar guardian AZ ri1rning, our teacon at night
Hhen peace shines in splenor ri her bright form
ur wars bloody hand holds TIE standard OF might
Dnfuri me old banner, its traitors crush down,
LEI 4 sthl DO tie banner that eovsrs the brave,
The ssar s2ansled banner, with glory we osgn,
lis TOO noble 4 banner for tyrant nd slave
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

Tie places wAsrs religious cs-ensnies wer@ nsi5 :
Cincinnati and ossx IarSs cites we're 6euseY eroae.
ana hun2r-as ws1s away uazbIs = gzin ssz2ttsaes-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-21

Speeches were made by JONI II PoPr
and Col. BIcKLE
The Secretary also offered two reso
lutions, which were adopted, viz:
Peso'aaa, That We give our united ana unanek az
support t. ASpsEw JOHNSON in the discharge o. his
responsible efkclsl duties, ani wi assist HIN 10 word
and deed and with arms, q terminate 6n4y ami saetu-
aly this great struggle aud establish and maintain
this tovern men; IN than is original strength and
thereby insure personal security and personal liberty
to every citizen Of the nation
l.esaipe1, That recommend that proper religious
exercise b. observed in every church this city
SONS day 70 be designated hy the ministers OF the city
IN order = give proper expression deep sfic-
tion and unfsSned grief, and dependence tSed
in the hour pf traiah1e.
The meeting then adjourned.
The anxiety to learn further particulars
from the Capital, was kept up during the
next lay, when arrangements were made
with the telegraph lines 70 secure dis
patches, and several bulletins were print
ed aud circulated among The croANs thai
4 were ason 10 streets.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19

From a letter from DR. j. II. Vivian, sur
geon of the regiment, we learn the following
particulars of the shooting of Captain Cox:-
Ole Julson, the murderer, had returned but
a few DAYS before from thirty DAYS furlough,
with the impression that he could be dis
charged at the discretion of the Captain
On being Informed that such was not the
case, he became mOrose and di<ordcrlv On
the night of the murder, Julson had secretly
loaded his gun, and while the boat was stop
ped at wood yard, had Invested himself of
his coat and boots, and placed himself out
side the railing Of the boa. Capt Cox was
Informed Of the fact of Julson's refusal to
leave his position, and went to him, kindly
informing him that he was transgressing or
ders, and directed him to get over the railing
on the boat, when Julson said he would not
do it, and Immediately shot Captain Cox
through the body. The murderer Immediately
jumped into the river, went under the boat,
and was seen no more, though good swim
mer Whether drowned or not, the darkness
Of the night would not admit of ascertaining
though dillgent search was made
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19

The I.Aul- FEIENO-This favorite Of
the ladies leads OF its August number
with a beautiful steel engraving called
,.Grandpa's Darling the face of the
old man. with its deep, thoughtful eyes,
strikes Us as particularly fine. Among
the figures Of the colored steel fashion
plate we note a bridal dress, very cha>te
and pretty. The other enEravinGs Of this
number are, The Chilirc and the Rain
drops, Jacket /. Bandeaux, (front n !
back view, "Bcnnets," "Gentlemans
shirt, ~Grecian Waist with Braces (front
and back view, Gimp Ornament"
.Watteau Skirt Supporter &c, &c.
Price $50 year; copies $500 To
those DESTROYS of making up clubs, Speci-
men numbers will be sent for ) cents
Wheeler Il Wilson's celebrate Sewing
Machines are furnished rs prem ams.-
Address Deacon & Peterson, b i|ainut
| street. Philadelphia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-07-19
Don't Fail.
Call and See
OUR
WASHINGTON,
WASHING
MACHINE.
SIMPLE, PRACTICAL, THOROUGH
A Small Investment that will BRING
Ample Returns

T viii wash from twenty pieces at snes-
l Our Machines, we are confident, are near FER
feet any machine will be. They Willy wash IN
the most perfect manner all fabrics. from collar
blanket, with the greatest 1Sey WI not only
save threefourhs OF the labor and soap bur "a
will last twice as long hen washed in them
bank bill can he placed N he Machine With dos
dirty collars, and the collars he'd clean VII
doing the least injury the bill IL is Sinpi
well the theapest Machine now in use.
The wH,hng Is entirey under the control OF the OF
orator, thai dirty parts Of garment be ashsl
without unnecessarily rubbing the clean parts. This
machine only be appreciated by seeing it in eper
alton.
Ladies are particularly requested 10
examine it at the Hardware Store of JOIN
Z. TRAMEL, Mineral Point
Manufactured and for safe By T. D. IT, NJ srAvsr
81 Randolph ST., Chicago
eS-A~7 wanted County and Town Rights for
sale myIT