, 1865-04-17

Sssss se. 1ae IL saa I'd
H. 1}k. ,s - - ~ hna{rr rax nIsrcs ware 1rsnc5 IN
is,cs meetinF Was heii At tha {snn-t
Won.s nt5s m At which appyopriate ru.echas
were made and resolutions passed.
jan,eist Disp.teh to tho Chicago T1ibure.l
1.pop1r. rxp.
- lAFoara, Ind, April Is
The assassination Of President Lincoln pro-
duted profound eensaton heEa-a1l business va
hou.es dIaped IL tcournint:. Religious societies
hci meet tnra 1t eleven q. N. fur prayer and con-
tritatiun.. Every ore takes 1t as personal loss,
X IL .irrets. 1,ass AAs1 '''>S
Inv e@ o.,rsnnea.
1.., n, An-,,,s
The report Of the oe.h Of Pree:dcns Lincoln
csuses he profoundest sorrow In hls city. Eells
sre to,lipg. and all the places oi business are
clo.ed and dtassd in mourning; n,,.1ao .,x.
cnr,,r a, 1vro 1orvo anr,t *
: cocacn hloTIs. LOWE, ap,1! . ~
ore closed. old men srs weeplpg On the streets
for the death OF Abraham Lincoln.
1 1ou,
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-. CLiH1oN, LOWE. =. apI1 sp pss,i,. -.
me DeNs q ane assassnanon " LIZ e 1sai.
Mss feSslSea leIu ".tl ny ny, s1di &C.
h.s o.'es aao % ~ Ut ;a.at ~ nr91
siaken ~ anu LUG - Is ~ Ha;nst uo1sn
ca lof. ~ D. nAh1R' ao]a'ant aeneeaa'
ALTON.
ALTON, April 15.-TAe news OF the death OF
Plcstqcnt l1nco'n ana secfetarT seward was re-
ce!veo nese % wno 11ee. IT, Hos. pso'9o9a i reel
1ngs o. soltuM: Fia93s e @ :. 1ose 10 as aa1-naas,
the gtore, ana pace: of bauess Vese q III imed
ately cfGsed, an@1ns aeepsst pea tsslinz ol indi9na-
ZION At ne nnprGToktea ap1 saSMia5dly deed was
everywhere nanleetea. Ine ulueteht ne~spa-
pers will appear in mourning this evening.
uKsur,
r III .n-,, 1sN1,u- c,tv !. s,,od -.
uENAf, ~. s.Ha.s HH ~ tr.d. -, .nsHs%i maSu Man
Eioom A. Ros on GTc tni1ne iii and ta
Faass u ta.et4 "a irsnsd IN ,nnn-Ginn ano "
IasanGss Fl s,ssI1o ~ ~ te na;nn9s in.s
meet 'n's aAs ~ in'utA 'u0 ~ 1'4 to'''
poerou Arr,1 1s-Tbe cit,zens nj Bnstnn nvpr.
Uhcimed with crIef at the nYfnl calamity which
has bcfallen our common country, spontaneously
5 and md T49Tsa ns5 G. s. %
fauiiies. in view Of the ir1eparahle loss which
they anl thelr cogntrymen aave sustained by thia
Andrew johnson, the Constitutional j successor Of
Abraham Lincoln a. President Of tho United
stss e1 thsF bell sens1ss p ,n h' i Mdogs gi b.
mmaiiou to give him their undivided and unfa1-
te1ing suppoft; ,mplorin9 tic blessing of God 70.
gp!d y'th t6a w1saG and virtue which
(Si9uedl ..
Ale1andeE Il. Rfee, rnneas ntoHe,
SAM. Hoopcr, Teo D. ob;;oh'
AytrY flnmmef' ~ l. ,ndl' Lasus'
f. s. Tobe5, 4 COMMITTEE.
HALIFAX, n. s.
nodntea faIs2 nfM far eIyinp as.ent to thc biIjs
tS e, 1an. onioa mt stso,, S 'e ras
Passeu Witn tAs usua, EoiGatunIs@ uas apon as
sa4s th & tinunnr n,essasa +o thr EnunrJi.
Goyrnanxsf HoUss, Hal1ra1, II. S.
an, D<1r !sIr .-Tba Tery shockinc hteliiccaco
vhish ha. inst rrschcd me- Of tie murIsr Of
Prcsident Lincoln 0y The hand Of an a.Eassin. and
nv scnse - tSe loss which the cause of order has
Erstaiued bY the death Of man whom hnye al
ways regarded as cm,nentiy upright IN hs1 inten.
ttons, lndisposes me- to Gntc1taEe any puslc
ceremony such aB had contemplated IL my IN
tended visit to the legislative couac!l this day.
beg, therefore. 10 notify to you the postpone
mcnt Of that visit and perhaps, undeF the ctrcum'
stances men Of all parties may feel that tho srs-
pension Of further public business for the day
would be mark ofsYmFathy not unbecomins the