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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-04


MARKET was largely attended yes
tcrdhy afternoon; in fact it was a per-
feet jam OF people. A cursory glance
at the people in the market house serves
to show that over one-third of the peo-
pie who attend the evening market, do
so ont of idle curiosity, with no intcn-
ton whatever of purchasing. Ifpeople
will not beeonsiderate enough to refrain
from thus retardIng the business of the
market, some provision should BIO en-
acted to remedy the evil. u5
There was fair supply of everything,
which sold at the usual high prices.
Butter, 45a5Oc. per pound; eggs,
35alOc. per dozen; turnips, 25c. perpeOk;
apples, 6Oa7Oc. per peck; potatoes, s0aS5c
per peck; onions, soc. per peck; corn
meal, 25c. per peck; turkeys, 81 4Oa9 90 u
piece; geese, soc. piece; chickens,
35a4Oc. piece; ducks, Zoe. piece; celery,
Toe. Por bunch; sausage, 25c. per pound;
lard, SOC. per pound.
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iT OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
situated on the liHie OF the National Road.
property cons 5 OF my ftsiti enoe CON ai11j,SS
e4eSen rooms and an attic finished. h9ti1
E1oLtls and al EtnofieE1i improvements. alSo-
arc convenient 6utshouses fficiutlino hIjSi-
ice and spring h0us& eiiielEeFy- ami
EMO SsislStIlS. Al8oS one hunEi red and fJferfV-
rum ana Ounce trees, an beaFfuR TlIeFS
~ Al59 eaolce seleett pi1s Of Giape RaspheT-
~, beFfies5 md other
Ssltn eNeEGfeens and other ornamentalshIn
:. va 40 sen my l5np hold Furniture to
! els1Ils desiring TO consult me m redaFIi IN
price, terms OF aymeat, &c. canfIeST M flSsII.
Alllill!s q the Gas GuInp Once or yjVif
afeh22.tf ]. JACoR HnRNRRnn1r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-04

NEw F1RAr.-Messrs. Blond q Bach
man aAyo opened new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 1O7 Main street,
corner of Sprigg House alley, where the
best Of boots, shoes and CATERS can be
had. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, in null
supply. Both memberso OF the new firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
ough.going business men. Drop inand
examine their large and varied stock
anu secure bargains. Oct. 19-lm
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nsTErN BRos,, cor. Main and Monroe
streets have just received one Of the
largest stocks OF Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Cents
Furnishing Goods ever brought to this
market. They can the attention Of
persons visiting our city, CouNTR4
MERCHANTS particularly, 70 examine
their stock, as they are determined to
soil below EASTERN prices. oc9-lm
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0hSee, .7SOutl Frederick Rt,.eet.
Len hand side going from Baltimore streetI
serve the name and number -
M Letters must be paid and contain Stamp.
inc Doctors diploma hangs in his ONCE,
A CURE ARRASTED IN TWO nave
e..Ii No 1Eereasu OF Nlr,saeo,.. nz,,o.,
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nD-CdHI OF Circular describing al s8'lllp
tfSaTt1 nrn{ q JY5
!1l1OikJs8NIifisriroNE s.S

A single BOttIe win Hast a month-to
~ l.I6s. Gaa.eetdl thEsel dimes . day.
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FOR RALE

A STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER, TO
"a gether with an the fixtures, consIstfngo
LatheS, Boring Machine, circular saw, and mp
and down saw Skating, and . Building nit-,
able for a bedstend or chair factory, all In
good order. The engine and boiler would suit
Il Is situated on the corner or Third and
Chaplin streets, Center Wheeling. The en-
CINE Is obput or l0horse power and the boil
er 80 inches in diameter and IS feet long. For
further information inquire of
novl-StdGltws w. RIHELDAFEER& SON.
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WE call attention to the advertise
ment of the saleOf Government proper
ty at this post, which appears in this
mornings issue.
The sale commences ON the 18th inst.
and comprises large amount of valu-
able property, among which are wag-
Ons, saddles, new harness. blacksmith's
tools, carpenters tools and thirty thou
sand grain sacks.
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RyER matters seemed to be dull yes
terday, but little shipping being done to
points below. The regular packets ar
rived and departed as usual. Business
generally wasa little slack compared
with the fore part Of the week. There
was about seven feet water in the
channel and falling slowly.
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For Sale.

1 LOT, No. go, NORTHEAsTC CORNER OF
il EoH and Second streets, Centre Wheeling.
u lot No. los, on Market St, north OF Mnr-
ket house, Centre Wheeling.
lot No. so on LinsIey Street C66Sl32 feet
East wheeling. ~ 7lff 81
man street, Centre Wheeling.
good brick dwelling house, rooms on ID
street, Centre Wheeling.
piece ground corner of E0T and Second
street ,CZIXU8 feet Centre Wheeling,
pieces of aground on Second street, one Tx
o. feet, the other 27xG6 feet, Centre Wheeling.
]. IRWIN,
oc3l-lw Real Estate Agent
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oYsTRRs ARE m SEASON AGAIN, and
there is joy in many a household in com
sequence. The joy Is not complete,
however, until the fiagrant tureen is
thanked by bottle of Worcestershire
Jockey Cab Sd'toe. tits used at all the
best hotels and eating houses, East and
West. For sale by T. II. Logan 4 Co.
and Logan, List & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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WE invite attentionto the call adver-
tised in this mornings issue fora meet
ing Of those in favor ofbuilding a Meth
odist church in East wheeling. A full
attendance is desired.
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THE SUIT AGAINST DR.. HUPP AND
RoHT. HAMILTON As OFFICERS AT THE
ELECTION ON THE 28TH uLT.-AIr. Aaron
Kelly, of Wheeling, IL anxious for Inn
mortality. His reputation for LOYALTY
not being the Best, he was called upon
at the recent election TO take the test
oath before he would be allowed to vote:
he refused, and what Is more, went
through the motions of applying and
being refused three times, IN order. we
presume, to let the fact be generally
known.
He has since brought suit against the
Judges and inspectors for refusing him
his vote, laying his damages in the In
significant sum Of SIC, 1000, and has em-
ployed "eminent counsel1 to see tIiath he
secures his rights. $50
This mode Of proceeding was threat
ened extensively previous to the cleo
ton, obviously with the intent of de-
terring the judges from doing their plain
duty under the law, and the matter
ITSELF was the subject of much and
earnest discussion in the newspnpers
and among the lawyers. 1t win now
be settled, 1t Is presumed, authorita-
lively, and 1t will very probably be
decided that laws are not to be construed
by the officers whose duty II Is to exc
cute them, but by the tribunals legally
established for that purpose. II this
principle prevails, Mr.. Kelly will hard
~ realize his damages; IL It does not,
othces under the State will not DO as de-
siEable as some seem to hold them.
IN any event, however, the State Il
bound to protect its officers, acting in
good faith, and even should damages
pc awarded, as Is not very probable,
the Governor will inteEposs hia author.
ity.- WeELsbttE0 Herald, 5,.s5.f
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STILL INp1sPosEp.-Hou. George ".
Lawrence, NJ. c., elect from the TWEEN
ty=fourth, (Pu.) District, is still very
unwell, hut recovering slowly.
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oYsTKRs o4sTRRsi oYsTKRsI-Freah
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
Speldel & Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
Clc2lElm itts ! - :
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TiR. ClnR@ all Sheet IFal WaEa

ITAYING INCREAsED NY FACIITTJfs
ll for the rndnufletnTe Or the Above aFtfei
cie8 I am prepared TO m an orders promptly
Sl =, ~ Sit 4 tSs, ~ 49,, -
patterns of STOVES, both Wood md Coal
and WIN warrant every Stove I am pFepar-
ed t0Eio an kinds Of lob Work IN Sheet Iron
ana I'm and WIN give slaeh folJs my FeEECGlal
attention. SpOuflng and GiutterinI OF lll
lS9lIt4l qtNay6 on hand. Copper and BERs8
very cheap. Merchants ma tlf4leFs VilflflI{
tne elly WIZ DO wen 70 give me q can.
g. b II. CALDWELL !
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FOR SALE.

100 ACRES; OF. VALUABLE LAND IN
1EU Webster county in the Stata OF Town,
This land can be bought TOR cashl ut q very
low figure. JOHN FOWLER.
PerSons Wishing any information in regard
10 the title or ehAIacteFof this Property are
Tefeued to SAAIE. P.WHEELER, Atty,
nOvl-1Y9 $50 Fourth Street, Wheeling.
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For Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
N RltchIetown, consisting OF two full lots
and Is feet Of n third lot, upon which there Is
one good two story brick dwelling house with
rooms and every conYenience abOutit. One
store room % feet front and 90 feet deep
Warehouse. same size, Will be sold cheap.
" oeSl-lIn ..75 Real Easfn tn A gent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-04

We had thought the Polio Court
would bethe handiest Institution in the
world for local editors. We contem-
plated with delight the prospect of a
vast economy In the exercise Of muscle
and the wear and tear OF shoe leather,
incident TO the gathering OF police items
under the AldermanIc system. The
concentration OF the sum Of all city WI
lanIes Into one spot struck us as a good
thing. We have changed our opinion
and are gradually settling down to the
conclusion, that while the Institution is
an exceedingly healthy one for the city
1t Is decidedly detrimental 10. the in
terests of the locals and the clerk of
the police court.
There's neither news nor money in
the thing. The prospect of retiring to a
private apartment under the courthou
for a few hours of undistnrbed medita-
ton, and the inaexibIe presidency of
Judge Good in.requiring aslnallloan of
twenty dollars or so in the mornings.
has driven that class of citizens who
so largely to thelocals chip
basket, into other and less costly sour
ces than the disturbance OF the public
peace.
Nary item from the Police court yes
terday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-04

{ u Is now oyer thirty years since the al,ove
Sals1nated sRtlla Wete list discovered by nh.
DuPONCOs OF Paris, during which time they
nave been extensively and succeSsfIIIY iiSeSI
IN most of the public institutions, as wen "a
N Eisate pEaettca Of both hemisph here's, with
only Mt the urgent quest Of he ftot y
sandsof Ladies' who have used them, that ne
Is induced to make the Pills publIc for fIIe al
deviation of those suffering from any JrneI M
1af1tleS Wl1nteYeF, as wen as to prevent M IN.
OF where heal III VIM not PERMIT
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valuable PropertY for Sale.

m OFFER Ar PRIVATE SALE NY BRICK
occupied by Geo. r. TAYLOR ng a dry SO6Ti
store John II. Hall, as a RaddIer shop and
clemens q Co, as cabinet warerooms
q Cos VIM. A. Turner, j. Fl. Smith q Co. and
others on the east side of Main Street. ItnOt
900 900 ~ the INST OF December next, / will rent
the same for next year. 8. 10 0FT'.-l
l.. THOMAS HORNBROOK. :
Office, Custom House.
ReSldenee, No. 20 EoT street, Fifth ward.
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Lot for Sale
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ItHERE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE
~, 4sLns court House Of Marshall county, by
.1I i " November, 1855, the farm on WhIch
me tIe PSlu PeIS OF SAID county have been kept,
situated on Big Wheeling CreelE.5 about II
Lnlies nom wheeling, and Is among the most
y SesinAoie taFIns In Marshall county 1t con-
y the best OF bottom land. me SrStsr I1STt
OF 1L me whole farm Is in n state or cnItfYnffn1i
mere y s1tuated thereon n1arge brick ifWeii-
ing house and other building -
Terms Oheha1f in hnnd and the balance
IN Iouf equal annual installmentR. -,
Z. ~ NOAH HADSALI,
seI q Ene toaFd OF Supervisors 1IarS
r,.-,.....,.' John W. TURNER,
SlsFk o. the, Board OF Supervisors OF Mar.
.-Lall eO1nty, M.3NA4 i-ftts Oct7sImd&W
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

THE subtle essence of the Queen
Flower Of the Tropics concentrated in
Phalon's might Blooming cereus,n a
perfume so delicious, permanent and
refreshing, that in al the varieties of
floral scents there is nothing that can
vie wit it Sold everywhere. 1t.
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70 saIf y. s Z.
For Sale. N
For Sale

NHE SPLEHDB RESIDENCE On NON
a y. roe street, nov occupied gy Mr.J: i. Ford:
The lot Of ground fronts on Monroe street Id
feet. The house Possesses all the improve
mentB and comforts Of a dTst class residence
The law ofica at present occupied by N.
Richardson, Esq, is1 part of the property,
and VIII be sold separately or with 1t, as de-
sired For terms, &c, apply to. Z J
nov2-fW 'Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

For Sale. H..
A PIECE OF LAND ON. GLENs RUN,
IA two miles from AIartinsyille.g Ohio. CON
talning between % and Sc Hcres, with a good
mouse containing four rooms and good cell
lar. new stable and an orchard with go trees
and a young orchard. Thirteen acres of It Is
bottom Land. Thecoal riRllt Is also for sale,
- !. 5sH4 ROBERT ROSE.
oc28-2wo - - JoHNw. SCHULTZ.
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ONE PM rs A DOSE

Females peculiarly situatet, ~ a.: -
my, F5ii 81 ~ ~ 3 n cautioned against
~, after which nfii
their would pfevent
y iotnerW1se the PMS
= ESTS1ETi TSSS1 n x = Sssolsl
:. ae9t INV NV @AhUABEE REMEDY y1;
tor an ll thoe anu Letting complaints so penifsr
" me s79, w: QtsresERlg and Plflfsi ~
ne Back and L,igs
1s s1d Dszss R;;,s,s q sGs sS fsl. '9 as re
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W1sDolI versns snARprEss-

8IsDoN geEsGs SHARPNEss.-Mr.
y fancy looking chap; dressed in the
highest styls Of fashion, perfumes his
breath With Sozodpnt. and, foresight We
know adds delicacyto his complexion
by the use of the Night Bloonihg CereL
us. BE represents a frat Class BaIti-
more house, and has .conceit enough to
enable him t0trun q dozen such. BE
was selling goods by sample to one Of
our business houses, when he was ap-
preached by one Of the Revenue Asses
sors and politely asked for his license.
With supercfllious air he informed
the Assessor that he had quiz
showing his license. It was In vain
in vain that the Assessor reasoned the
matter, and he turned scornfnlly on his
heel and len. The Assessor reported
him, and theU. s. Commissioner issued
warrant for his arrest. Deputy Mar
shat Caldwell returned the writ with.
the body of the Aforesaid Mr., who
finding himself confronted by a pros
pect of i've hundred dollars fine and
two years imprisonment, tumbled from
his top-loHy status and became as gem
lie as a sucking dove He plead that
he only wanted to have some fun with
the revenue officers. He begged hard
for an estopment of the prosecution.
and 1t . alleged Shed tears, thinking
Of his mother We snppose.) He made
fool of himself, had his fun with the
revenue officers, paid twelve dollars
~ \
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= DE. IOHNRT0N

Member OF the Royal C0nege of Surgeons
London. Graduate fFom one or the most emf.
nent COLLEGES in the Jnited States, and the
G1Eeater PAT Of whose life has been spent in
anu .eistsW mere, has effected some of the most
Astonishing cures that were ever known.
many troubled with ringing in the head and
cans when asleep, great nervousness, heinz
allE ined az sudden sounds, bashfu1nesss with
I1Lequent DlnshIng, INTENDED sometimes with
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Gate 81 PhI1ndelnhinn.-.

-lala
2WHo HAS LOCATED 1HISfsFTEV 1,r,p
4sTas, manenty ct No! 20 THIRD SJBS T!Ei7i
4f4sA16BGtRGbLE A.ir s,lgF s-5I7ts -
proposes TO cure G6nofFllo.a mn, c.I,o,
u from one TO three days without j1StS,S
snSe Vslth diet or hindfance to hrSiTess. ~,
lt.lILS t5 P!lils IN nom one TO lIve dave 81
gnSuiAty IN nom one to three weeks Nam
Ittlt ana Seminal En- fsio1s EfSSI35, ~ LUZ
I'VE 70 ten days Skin II, ~ Itl
~ y g Iflsate nature treated with nn-
Z; "a - Neuralgia, Disnepsfa scro,,,,,
~ 4i lA OF. the Hood iijSSaso
!tlY and Liver Speedily I,IS
a u. ~ ebtated Extinct AZ FiTewee
9 10 be procured nom no otI5e5
ASl 1afatEsA GoGUE FOR LADIES
y61,S,91 ound prepared and sold only bv n,
- to remove an ffIIcfJons
menstrual food II,1I3S SSTy1ES
10y S9le ana activity 10 the 1I[I II
Obstinate cases OF iona 1SI9,S
atfe nc. q which s foIirf
- ,sIA.4 NO. !; price $ per b6fflf =,
MINT cd adj Ek1ould NOT ffrIa St,,, 49,,
S4l3,k una Ion made known Win o1I,
1tifl-ii lfgssss ee4SA
49, - a sates certain and henifhy,, I1ra,,o,,,o
- - coneept!Qn 1ufni
y 9 distance, by flSSirsySIII,,
eI.1 NM oecup ton niTaeeIya NIL
S1afSoI9 : securely packed NOM oISseT
: n : ~ "a 4 i'Isl{
i lJrsYoUNG, os75 .rb,r5 s4ras,
y Z nee, Philo Hall Fgollnd fISSr.
q 4 -, = ~ It near ATnIIlef 0fiice 6nnT.
= {. u. = = m. and p. m. to 5 :. nj ocS
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John Roemer e 90.


HNTE HAVE RE0EIVEDltA VERv
4lEy Good which We ofieF both a IA
isllSl Eeisi! i9r cash e. very reduced TfieeS
~ S.sll 10y ~ ne fully invited 70
zsep-9 JOHN RoEAfER &fJ0 =
5RRGsSEstsS and sVELVET a2E51TR6
ID 1uatEecglYods n > n. IIARRdTff115
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Mar. Nary item from the Police court yes
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!. Ihous9nds OF persons OF aIl,aees can now
health losing their Yigor, 3becomInS ITeaI4
pa!e. nervous and emaciated, having a singu11
UT " pe5lIance about, the eyes, cough ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17

medatey repaired to the appointed place in company
with Secretary Seward OF the Treasury Departm'n mt.
Attorney General Speed. +. p Blair. ST.. Hon Mont
romery Blair. Senators Foot Of Vermont Ramsay Of
Minnesota Yates OF Illinois. Stewart OF Nevada, Hale
of New Hampshire, and Gen. FarnswoTh of Illinois.
At IL o'clock the oath Of Office wH administered by
the Chief Justice OF the United States. in his usua
solemn and impressive manner.
Mr.. johnson received the kind expressions OF the
gentlemen by whom he surrounded, In manner
which showed bic earnest Of the great responn
Utilities 40 suddenly deyolved upon him. and made
a brief speech. in which he said "1he dS'ies Oh 'he
office are mine will perform them The consequences
are with God. Gentlemen. shall lean upon you
feel that shalt need your support. I am deeply i'm
pressed with the solemny OF the occasion and the
Of the duties OF the Office assuming
= Mr. johnson appeared to be in remarkable good
Fheah and bns high and realizing OF the hopes
THAT are conferred upon him. His manner was solemn
and dgnifed, and his whole beaing produced most
gratifying impression upon those who participated In
s the ceremonies.
1t is probable that during the day President johnson
will issue his first proclamation 10 the American people
It's expected though nothing has been determined
upon that the funeral OF the late President Lincoln will
take place on or about Thursday next. 1t Is supposed
that his remains will be temporarily deposited In the
Congressional Cemetery.
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The Public Grief.
IN PHILADELPHIA.

PmrApELrHA. Saturday April Is 1868.
The most intense horror Is excited by the Ia
inevitable fte II President Lincoln. The city was
decorated with flags and sreGmers. and every house
rave evidence OF for the illumination fixed
,i,r Monday evening The pnblic Joy gives place to
mourning and there is deep feeling OF rage
PHILADELPHIA saturday. April IS, 1865;
The State House bell has been tolling oil the
morning a.,
Tie solemn hue Of mourning drapes all the telegraph
Mot II tie ,,ores are closed and the tokens Of gri
are universal
The otlels generally are bowed down with grief.
The doors and shutters Of private dwellings an
'drared w,,h the habihmcuis " woe.
Every countensnce IL sad and leors that but yester
day beat with joy are gloomy and despondent
IN ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER saturday April Is, 1865.
Tie intelligence Of the assassination Ot PreI
dent Lincoln nnd Secretary Seward caused the mos
profound ssnsaion H. The city Business suspended
Public snd pr ate buildings are nHng 10 en3len'
mournins. Bsls are toicd. and pablo meeting Is e
he held az y. ln. o. tie call oi The Mayor. The ex
preston Of sorrvw il universal In this community.
IN BUFFALO.
BuFfALo saturday. April Is, 1865
All stores are closed, buildings draped in
bl,ok flag. 10 hafmast. aud bells toilng. The utmost
grief aud eonsternnon prevail The ohGrches instead
81 being decked in flowers or Easter. viii DO hung in
black.
IN NEWARK.
NEWARK y. j., Saturday. April l5 Ices.
Profound gloom prevails here over tie mourn
ful tragedy ht Was iugton. Flags are st hafmast.
AID places If business closed The streets are filled
with crowds of people discussing the sad event. TAs
Dsily A.polisor /, heavily draped with mourning.
IN POCGHkEEPSiR
pOuCnkEgPsg. Saturday, April Is 1905.
Intense excitement prevailed here this morn
Ing In relation 10 tie National disaster.
woman named Frsbce expltcd in public over the
assassination Of the President when the house IN Main
St. H. which sbe resided was Immediately surrounded
by several hundred iniuriltsd people who demanded
her immediate arrest.
Ayonng man rnmed Denton interfered with the mob,
when he was Immediately throtled and, together with
tte woman. was handed over TO the authorities WHO
lodged hem IN jail. This being accomplished the
popuace quietly dispersed
Tie city IL draped In mourning, and the gloom Il
uvuerst
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Reception IF the News in Baltimore.

Is peciAl Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
4 baltimore. Saturday, April Is, 1865.
To-day is truly the darkest OF the war-thf
news OF the assassination OF the President has caused
AN impcnctrable gloom over the city. Business BY com
mon conseut has been entirely suspended Stores ar
closed aud IN mourniug-fags draped In GRAPE ana
holf masi-while the city bells are slowly to'ling.
The streets thronged with people, and hundreds
rof men in little groups are talking Of the sad event
The voices Of the blatant secesoniss here who have
20 often wished that one would murder Mr. Lin
,ln and ,-,nried in that wish are hushed. None Of
thes are 10 be seen abroad.
, Word hn. just been receiv( that the assassin, j.
wilkes Booth. has been captured near Fort Hastings
where he Is confined This city and the country be-
tween here and Washington is being searched for his
immediate accom- lice in the dark deed OF crime
0t Ia since known that Booth is stl at large) I'D
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