The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-04-26
NEWS ITEMS.

Will De paid for the arrest OF Ouratt, the
supposed assassin Of Seward.
- Twenty-Five thousand dollars will be
pnid for the arrest Of David @. Harold,
Of Booths accomplices. All persons
barboring or secreting them will be treat
"a as accomplices in the murder, and they
Eill be subject to a trial before a Military
Commission. a
aHFThe New York Herald has adgices
from Winchester that Moseby surrender
ia, his forces to General Chapman at
Berryyille, on the Eth, upon the same
terms granted to Lee. Moseby's men
huuber seven hundred. 1t is understood
that General Rosser has asked to be
allowed to surrender upon the same terms.
b. Arrangements are being made 20 ex.
change five thousand prisoners at Darien
Georgia.
ri It is stated that the man suspected to
DE Booth has been caught at T%amaqua,
p1nnsthe P. and Reading Railroad, aud is
held for Identification.
Secretary Seward passed a restless
might on Wednesday, but was more com.
TSftable yesterday. His son, Frederick
is~ipprOving slowly.
oil Miss Laura Keene, the actress, has
been arrested at Harrisburg, out of abund-
amt pfecaution, she having been upon
The stage at Ford's Theater, Washington,
during the assassination scene.
-mGovernar Curtin has issued a proclama-
ton, offering $4,000 for the arrest Of
Booth, 4a4 Sgs IN, a. .a,a ir.
.1oIt has been ordered that there shall be
no mention, at present, Of arrests and
investigations in regard to the events of
111fiss Friday. y, IA
ii General Buffers resignation has not
yetibeeu accepted, and it is stated that
President johnson will not accept it.
\ is reported that troops whose term
Of service has expired in the Federal
srmyar organizing for an expedition to
Mexico.
President johnson has declared that
there will be no change in the Cabinet.
5 One Of the alleged assassiDs, George
a: b. Atzerol, has been arrested and
identified in Washington. sj~'
bstTheo Secretary of War states that the
order Of Gen. Sherman 10 Gen. Stoneman,
o,lsaye Goldsboro and join him, will
probably 1Openthe way for Davis to escape
% Mexicp or Europe, with his plunder,
which Is said to be immense-not only
=.fhe plumber of the Richmond Banks, but
previous accumulations and that John.
sons negotiations look to the end that
the armistice was arranged with Sherman
to give Davis an opportunity to escape.
This is certainly a severe thrust at
General Sherman. General Grant has
gone to North Carolina to superintcnd
the operations in person agaiust John
stSn's army. This is virtually relieving
General Sherman from command.
.siSecretary Stanton has promulgated
General Oanby's official report Of thu
occupation of Mobile and the capture o.
prisoners, guns, ammunition and cotton.
.mNsarly all Of Moseby's command have
surrendered to General Hancock, excep,
Mbseby himself, for whom a reward ha
Been offered.
The cfisial report Of the number 0
men surrendered by Lee is 26,115.
IRA 800, 900 subscription for Mr..
Iii peolu has been opened in Boston.
edBooth has not been arrested, but ha
'leen traced as far as Tomaqua, Penn.
1.-THE Tri6une's Washington speeia
represents affairs at Richmond as unsa,
49, .|""N E~ -
iaiactOry. 1Ope Federal soldier had bee
assassiuated, and several deadly assault
dad been made upon Union citizens.
MIS-. Lincoln is still seriously i'll. :
The reports Of the SurgeOn-Ge
ipdicate a continued improvement in IL
condition Of Secretary Seward and son.
oaGold closed at 1854 in New York ye
terday. IA = = S..
,bsWe have the account Of the procee,
tugs Off body Of men styling themselv
ne Legislature Of Arkansas. They ha
ADOPTED the Abolition Constitutional !
ainepameut against apy more slave, Stat,
The whole thing iSa broad farce. 81 "a
Governor Fletcher, of Missouri,
against the adoption sfahe New Cons
tHtion ia that Slater. $500 est.
The New York Times Spanish 81
correspondent says there were scaptul