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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, May 5.
The Tribune's Washington special say 8
Mrs. Lincolu's nervous system seemed
stronger and more composed yesterday,
but she is lsboring under great depression
again in contemplation of the burial of Mr..
Lincoln at Springfield to-day. She will
leave the White House as soon as permit
ted by her physician and proceed 10 Ilh-
nois.
Governor Aiken was closeted this morn
ing with President johnson. He had 8
long interview with Secretary Stanton last
evening. He has the freedom Of the city
and ell ioys the society of the members of
his family who came on with him, from al
of which it is argued that he is here in aid
OF the Government rather than TO receive
its discipline ........
The Washington Republican says
Neither of the statements detailing the
mysterious manner of finally dispcsIDg of
the body is true. Colonel Baker snd his
brother Lieutenant Baker are the only
two persons living who know what dispO-
sition was made Of it, and they are under
oath to reveal the fact TO no human beng.
Any statement protesting TO detail hoE or
where the remains were deposited Is not
only guess work but serious reflection
upsn the fsithfulness of Colonel Bitker
and his brother.
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TIE Position Of the Armies.

Sheridan's cavalry and the 9Th corps of
infantry are all coming back from Dsn7ille
The head of the cavalry have already
reached this point, and the 9th corps are
expected to reach BurBsville tomorrow,
where they will relieve the ID corps, which,
it is said, will march overland to Wash
ingtoD, together with the 9Th corps.
1t Is likely that the cavalry and the h
co ps will remsin in this neighborhood, for
prudential reasons, for the present.
General Mesde's headquarters, under
stand, are 10 be removed from BurksVille to
City Point tomorrow.
The troops are all in eager expectation
of being dis banded and allowed to return
home very soon, now. They should st
least be allowed very general and very lib
ersl furloughs.
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A GRATEFUL TRIBUTF.

PHILADELPHIA, May ).
A subscription has been started here for
raising fund to be applied to the pur-
chase of firm homestead, with an sppro.
pirate mansion, near Springfield, illinois,
for the family Of the ls.e President Lin
coin. It is intended to be q tribute from Il
grateful people 20 the merits of their be-
loved and msrtyred President, by which
his family may be rendered independent
and his memory perpetus!ed in prscti-
cal and useful manner.
Individual subscriptions are not to ex-
ceed $500. The money is TO be enclosed
to Jay Cooke d Co, or to any of their
agents, and will be publicly reported. The
fund is to be disposed off by Senator Har-
Ian, Secretary of the Interior, and Joseph
h. Barrett, commissioner of pensions. II
is proposed that subscriptions for this OBJ
ject be taken up in churches and elsewhere
throughout the country, with name OF
doner on slip of paper accompanying the
amount subscribed.
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sHERAlAN's ARMY.

The 18th and 10th corps of 5hsrman's
array, under the command of General
Howard, left Raleigh, North GArolins, on
the 26!h ult, for Alexandris, Virginia.
They are TO march the whole distance, stop
ping at Petersburg and Richmond.
The IA h and 10th corps were under
similar orders, and expecting to move very
sOOu-
The 10Th and 23d corps remain in North
Carolina for the present, the department
being under the command of Msjor Gen
ersl SchOfeld.
It is rumored that the white troops are
TO leave Hewbern, and the place be wholly
gsrTisoned by cClored troops. NeWbern is
very healthy this spring, though there has
been considerable warm weather of late.
The general impression is that the yellow
fever Will not trouble the town this season.
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1905.
PBILADEJPHIA. Nav 3.

The subscription to the T. 80 loan, as tel
egraphed TO Jay Cooke subscription agent
we're ST. .A57, ,l50, including $500, $50 from
the Sd National Bank of Cincinnati, sI3s.-
900 from Chicago, 100000 from the let
National Bank of Syracuse, 100000 fro1a
the LIST National Bank of New York, $751;
700 from the 9th National Bank of New
York, and $40O, ,OCO from Brewster, otreot
& Co, of Boston. The number of indi-
vidual subscriptions of $50 and 500 was
52l0.
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THE aREAI. COEspJRACY.

NEW York, May 8.
The Washington correspondent of the
Philsdelphia Press says the confession of
Harold and the documentary evidence
found On Booths body, fastens, beyond
eavil, the plot and its iull sanction upon
Jefferson Davis and his Canadian commits
sioners.
The N. Y. Posts Washington specisI
says additional arrests have been msde TO-
day, and further information obtained,
throwing more light upon the conspiracy
to assassinste the President Vice Presi-
dent, and Secretary Of Stste.
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FROuRAN PRANCIscO.

SAN Francisco, Msy 8.
General Mcdowell is moving several
companies Of troops for the protection of
the land route to Idaho, along which the
Indians are troublesome Stations will be
established at central points of northern
California Cavalry will patrol the roads.
A large emigration to Idaho is anticipated.
Several more arrests have been made of
persons in this State and Nevada for re-
joicing at the death of President Lincoln.
A large number of these fends are in
duress st Fort AlcsLrCss.
A movement has been started in this
city for dollar subscriptions TO fund for
testimonial to Mrs. Lincoln. 1t is also
proposed to erect a MOI ument to President
Linco'ns memory.
The Board OF Supervisors is considering
a resolution for asking authority from the
legislature TO give the Government one of
the city squares for a new mint building
DEATH OF A BANK OFFICEF.
BJSCJJ
J. Amory Davis, President
folk Bank, died this morning after brief
illness.
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REREL MANIFEsrO.
MoNTREAL, q. E, Nav

HUN 4HHALi y III -4oy o
George Sanders and Beverly Tucker
are out with another manifesto to-day, ad-
dressed to Andrew johnson, in which they
accuse him of hellish plot to murder the
President, but give no particulars. They
agree TO go to Rouse's Point, or some other
place, and be tried on the charge made
in the Presidents recent proclamation il
the United States Government will pay
for their defense and guarantee tneir
safety.
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PERIODICALS.
nUR YOUNG FOLKS.

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Girls ldtted By J. 7. 1RJW BRIDGE, GAIL
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fishers to make it = fr5t class msgAztue In every
respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
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The stan Of Contributors embrace tie following
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aALLAaHERls ExcHANaE.

Gold 1423
New York Central, 97I; Erie, 79I;
Hudson, 11O; Reading lOl; Michigan
Southern 693 Illinois Central I14t; Pitts
burg, 744; Rock Island 1915 Northwestern
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Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29Ii Cum
berlsnd 473; Quicksilver 81, Canton 39
Msriposs, 13l.
Market weak and very dull.
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HUMILIATI0H AND
PHA YER.

BosToN, May 5.
In accordance with proclamation of
President johnson, Thursday, the LIST day
of June, has been appointed by Governor
Andrew for day of humiliation and
PRAYER in Massachusetts, on account of the
death of Abraham Lincoln.
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LETTER PROM BEVERLY TUCKER.

LIZ I'm II nun hENEEAL ADOAA EAAs
MONTREAL, May 4
Beverly Tucker publishes letter saying
whoever asserts he had anything to do with
the assassination, or any knowledge Of the
plot for the capture of Lincoln or Seward,
blsckens his soul with disbolicsl perjury.
He never heard of Booth, or any of the
others arrested, before the assassination.
He is informed Booth left here on the
9Th of October, after nine days residence,
and that the officers of the Ontario Bank
state tbst Booth purchaled bill on Eng
land of sixty-one pounds and st the same
time deposited $3.50, which remains to
Booths credit. BoothsLsted be was to run
the blockade. Tucker was not mere when
Booth WAS. Hesays the proclamation WIS
got up as pretext for difficulty with Can
ada, and has sent for copy of evideuce TO
disprove it. Sanders is still here.
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ga sculptor of some notoriety and no e1-
cess Of loyalty applied to Secretary Stanton
for permission TO take a cast of Booths
head. The blunt war minister replied =
"Better take care Of your own head"
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GOLD MABKET.

NEW 4Uhh1 My
Gold continues strong at about l43.
The expectations of re-sctien in Ameri-
can financial Aff1irs in Europe on the
news of the assassination conspiracy is the
chief cause Of the strength.
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A LErTEa FROaT CLRARY..

ToR0NTo, May ;.
Cleary, one of the parties for whom the
President offers reward in his proclama-
tiOn, publishes letter declaring that there
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HARRIS COUaT MARTTAL.

WAsHTNGToN, May 5.
The Harris Court Martial met this morn
ing and, in the absence of witnesses from
Maryland, adjourned until TO morrow.
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MACHINISTs.
THE OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY

Corner 'front.' and EeadOW Sis.,
(oFPOsITE DEPOTl
IA asain open, and the subscriber begs leave C
Inform les cd friends and patrons, and the publif
generally, that he IL now rSaoy 20 build
ALL KINDS OF EEGINEBs
Portable or Stationary.
He In also really 70 do all kinds Of REPAIRING
On short notice and 10 8 Eorkma Ike manner.
Particular attention paid 70 PR0PELLEE
WORK Our facilities for mac ufsotuTing NULL
GEARING arc ss good a. the best. . he PATTERN
nave been accommodating for upwards Of twenty
ays years and are OF the best quality. All order
from a distance promptly dttendsd to.
ADDRESS J. RIGG, Manager,
Jan94.Rs RoH sIBY Cleveland 0hin.
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BIaekburn 8 Koehler.

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OFFICES:
}. N. BLACEBUEN, A. KOEHLER,
Room No. 9 Perkins
No. SO Oregon Sc. building, Pub. sQ.
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WAsHNGToE, May SO P. NJ.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton, Secy Of Var:
SIR: 1 have the honor to report: The
secretary of strife has suffered good deal
from the fractured jaw to day. Mr.. f.
Seward is decidedly better tonight.
[Sigued, j. h. BARNES,
Surgeon General.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR. JIM. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
~ moved hiE Office 70 No l43 Ont-rio street. over
C0lWelrs Hardware store, would be pleased 10 rec
sll iis old patio ana many new may
pleass TO cal Particular attention paid 20 D s.
eases Of Women and hildren, Rheum atiEm, Scra-
thea, and indeed TO al tue Is TO which humanity
is heir. Ooafu.ta lou free. Ohice hours from s 10
10 AN and from to and Z to 10 P NJ. sD7:22l
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH TEETH TEETH
sP. ]. r. DEMELg.

Late Of the firm Of HALLIwELL & DANIELS, is
still 81 bis old established Dental Roams corner OF
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
hsiOIe toe war. An Upaer or Lower Set from SO
20 SIS ~ work warranted. Rnln "a
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OPTICIANS.
I,H, SoLoMoHsON,

- - = = " = HuW~ENa
Practical and Scientific optioian, Eesps Ihe large
assortment Of Optical InstTumsnts IN the city. Be
lGg an old establishment, and having been extsnI
iveiy pstronised, he has the oonhdsnee thEtd
present stock viii warrant the continuance Of pa.
he iavon. All bis gpeotsole6 are Of tho best qua't
Of crystal lsSssa ground under his own Inspection
iu al cases curing weakness dizziness, and inpArt
% strength for long reading and f1e sewing. Az
Eaei.l eyes in5ertod without pain.
0FFIoE-lSO Superior 81, nrut door tom ths sl
trance the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of travellers claiming 70 Be Mr.. BoIo
10rson or kll agent iuly9i
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To BE REPAIRED.

IO ID hbfAlhED.
The Herald's Washington special says:
A large quantity of railroad iron has been
forwarded to Richmond and other points
to repair the railroad of that section.
NATIONAL BANKS.
National banks are to be established
immediately at Savannah, Mobile and
Montgomery.
The statement that DR.. ]. G. Mckee
had been drummed out of hospital for
writing disloysl letter is a mistake.
Governor Brown of Georgia was lately
heard from at Augusta endesvoring to get
a State contribution to bring back Georgia
to her allegiance to the Union.
The Worlds special says, the trial of the
conspirstors will not commence until about
the middle of next week. Proceedings are
to be officially reported by the Daily
Globe corps and furnished to the Washing
ton pspers and the Associ ated Press. No
other reports will be furnished.
THE CONSPIRACY.
The Commercials Washington letter
says when the charges and specification are
presented TO the Military Committee
which will try those concerned in the great
conspiracy it will be found that positive
proof exists that the plot was concocted in
Richmond, mstured in Canada, and execut-
ed in Washington.
SECRET TREATY.
II is now well understood that Louis Ma
poleen has for some time past had secret
treaty before the British Government pro-
posing alliance on American possessions.
The two powers were to respectively guar
rAntes 10 esch other the possession of Can
ada and Mexico, but cautious Britsns were
not disposed to enter the arrangements
If Napoleon persists in supporting Maxi
millian he must do SO on his own respoa-
sibility and without any backing from
Queen Victoria's Ministers. It is no secret
here that engagements have been entered
into that will require the departure of some
of our best fighting men who propose to
emigrstepeseOfully beyond the Rio Grsnde
CASUALTIES AT SELMA.
The Herald's correspondent with Will
sons cavalry Gays that at the attack on Sell
ma the following officers vera killed and
wounded:
Killed-Oolonel G. ". Dobb, 4th Ohio
cavalry and Captain ROby, Co., G, 4.h
Ohio.
WOunded-Genersl E. Long, severely
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d SHOWED.
4. D. HALLIFELL, n. D, Dentist,

Aas rrmovsd frcm the corner Of Ontario street and
the Public squsre 20 his Block No 80 MIOHI-
GAN ST, fret door from Ontario st., noTth side.
Dr.. h. returns many thank. for the great pat
roaEge be hss been favored with for the past twelve
yearS, sne will be pleased to see his old and a.
mary res pat ons ss may please 70 call at his new
establishI rnt.
sSarrS th 1sRs -h27
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General Butler presses the following
propositions as the first to be considered
in the matter of reconstruction
First-That hereafter forever there should
be neither slavery nor involuntary servi-
tude, except for crime judicially declared.
Seeond-Thst there can not exist in ths
political system of the United States any
such thing as right of secession by
State.
Third-That no person, corporation,
municipal or otherwise, or State, could OF
might ever assume or pay any part of the
debt or claim by any person or corporation,
State or confederation of States, incurred
or in any way arising from or in aid Of
the late rebellion.
Fourth-Thst any person who had held
military, civil or diplomatic office under
the so-called Confederate States or either
of them, or been any agent thereof during
the rebellion, should hsveno politicsl rights
in the State, but should be and remain
alien thereunto forever.
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is not q particle Of truth in the statement
that he cOncocted and incited the assassin
alton, and Bsserts that be knew nothing of
it until it hsd been committed.
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cUARDIAN's SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE-In pursuance
NUoG an order Of the Probate Judge Of CuyahoEA
County, Uh'o, I, as guardian Of Dasiel baker, will
oder aI publ sale et the door Of the Court Hauses
IN the cry Of Cleveland, on the l5th day OF May
1865, At 10 oo.Ock Il H., the following dssclioea
real estate, TO wit. 5iEua-o ia sue township OF
Brscksvilie, IN the ourty Ct Guy ahoga, And EnoWn
as follows; gtst part lot No. g, and boundsd as
follows: begiun'ng At the northwest corner o. thS
towosnip Of BfeozsT c; thence east TO lsud deed
ed by Isaac II. morEan to EtOCh Stiesi thence
south 10 the csutor Of the cast snd W 81 ROAD;
thence west 10 the center of the road TO the center
Of h4 town line road thence south IT. Ene eenser OF
said road the place OF beginning, oontsinins one
hundred scr . except tao ac7es In the norteWsst
corner OF said lot, subject 70 certain conditions
imposed by the viii OF theron Baker, deceased.
Terms made Fno IN on day of sale-
ANDREW J. BAKES, Guardian. &es
May 4, 1866 myo
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ARTIFICIAL Lee,

NERO LEG- y
"a This is the best Artificial Les
|. !. /. !" ! : !. J.
sVsr Patented, for DERABELITY,
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov ~
srnment has adopted this Leg into
he Army and Navy. This =
accommodation to the Limb. -
Government gives 70 the Soldier
uone but the best.
Send for 3 Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG co.,
AsWster BulidlnF.
eha.9U 0ieVslA(
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rs.Lincoin!,s I,resen1iment.


I learned yesterday of a pre:entiment of
Ms. Lincoln's death that he's now melan-
choly interest. a gentleman of this city,
quite intimate with the Presidents family,
visited Mrs. Lincoln three weeks ago last
Saturday. Mrs. Lincoln spoke Of her de-
sire TO visit Europe, and the intention of
Mr.. Lincoln at one time to have made the
tour. She said that in speaking Of the
European tour q few days before, the
President said, in q very melancholy
tone, "You can visit Europe, but
1 never shall" On asking him the
reason, he replied, that something told him
be should never visit the Old Country.
Mrs. Lincoln added that she felt very
strangely al out heI husband. That till
lately she had never had presentiment
that there was some calamity hanging over
him. She did not think he would live till
the close of his term. She had done
everything to shake eff the impression,
but the gloom thicKened. This converse
tion was held fortnight before the Presi-
dents death. How tIsgicslly this presen-
3iment has been fnl6lled sorrowing ma
tion can tell-Boston Journal.
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Special Report.


FINANCIAL
NEw York, May s
The market for securities is dull and un
settled. At the morning board prices
were generally weaker, with no disposition
to operate largely either for rise or fall
The besrs continue to hammer the ma rket
but with no greater snccsss than checking
the tendency toward higher prices. Gov
ernment stocks are quiet pending the ab-
sence of news from Europe. General ex-
pectation favors an ultimate material ad-
vance, although it is thought possible the
news of the Presidents assassination may
produce temporary downward turn in
the price of 2Os
State bonds firm; coal aud miscollsne.
Gus shares generally lower.
GOLD MARKET.
The gold mssket was frmer today.
with limited operations Variations slight.
Money in ample supply, and without
change in rates. Foreign exchange con-
tinues dull.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
The Petroleum stock market is quite
active, and large business was DONE
United tstes opened at 1910 and fell to
1900; Buchanan Farm, 124; Dalseem,
$50; Excelsior, 494; Rynd Farm, $50,
Tack, $50; Empire City, ESQ; Pithole
Geek, 500; Kuickerbocker, 55; Oceanic,
245.
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BE ABOLISHED.

The propriety of sbOlishing all trade
regulations in Southern States will be final
Iy discussed in Cabinet meeting next week.
The action may be temporarily postponed
until it is known whether negotiations for
the surrender of the rebel forces under
Kirby Smith and Dick Taylor are eonsum-
roofad
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PETROLEUM.

Petroleum dull. Prices nearly nominal.
Receipts light. Crude 37@8s; refined in
bond, 6l3 free 1904.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The dry goods trade continues active at
a sli. ht concession on sll Domestic fabrics
Thescsrcity of these goods for immediate
delivery viii prevent any serious decline
Foreign goods, as the season advances
are getting quite scarce, and prices are sd-
vsncing on the most desirsblo styles.
At Hsggerty & Co.'s auction to-day bu-
siness was very active in the sale of cloths,
cassimeres, sc. The attendance was Of
the largest and best description. Prices
in many csses being greatly in advance of
previous ones.
AT the sale of ribbons prices showed on
material advance but the whole catalogue
was sold.
There was avery fair aid successful Of
fering of linens, kid g-oves, &C., and con-
siderable spirit in bidding.
NO MORE TRANSPORTATION FOR REBEL DE-
sERTERs.
The Tribune's Washington special ssys
General Augur has Issued an order direct
ing that no more transportation be issued
at this point to rebel deserters or refugees.
THE CONSPIRACY.
II is confidently asserted that the Gov
ernment has knowledge of the aid and en-
coursgement given by President Davis to
the plot to assassinste President Lincoln
and nthers
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AN0 REAPeRS.
Woods Prize Mower
AGENCY AND REPAIR SHOP,
146 Seneca Street, Cleveland, 0.

FARMERS WHO HAVE MACHINES
Of this Patent, OF any ears manufacture, eau
get them repaired and pat in thorough working
order.
The Knife and Pitmau nave heen
Greatly Improved,
And cause no troubls or delays from bresksge.
The maIu and Dividing Shoes are both
Improved,
By the sdditsou Of ROLLERS WHICH Lessen
THE DRAFT 10 passi over rough ground
Lever has also 0sen attached ior
Throwing the Koffe In and Out Of
Motion without stopping
the Machine.
All Machines and Extras are frOm the Manutae-
tory Of W. a. Wood, ahd are made in superior
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WOOD MOVING MAOHINF.

All direct from the Houe shors send orders to
L. U. FROST & co,
ap2f-22l 14s Seneca street, Cleveland, Q.